claiming to be among those keeping trump from making wreckless decisions. today in the bay )s tracie potts is live in washington the hunt for the person the president calls a traitor. another long morning for firefighters in shasta county. the "delta fire" has more than quadrupled in size over the last 24 hours. a long stretch of i-5 remains closed, from redding to just south of mount shasta, and won t reopen until at least later today. at one point, flames reached as high as 3-hundred feet into the air. at least five structures have been destroyed. today in the bay )s jodi hernandez joins us from the fires lines where evacuees shared stories of survival . -toss to kari- -smoke- -ad lib- it )s happened again. another brazen robbery at an apple store - the sixth in two weeks. this latest one happened in the south bay. today in the bay )s bob redell is live in downtown los gatos. bob, have police made any arrests? the family of stephon clark has filed a new wrongful death claim with the city of sacramento. police officers shot and killed the 22-year-old last

the actors in this, feinstein and others have used wreckless language and deliberately and tawdged thehey are doing so to score their own political objectives and gains. if you extract the personalities from this and look at how the process has been perverted and twisted, it's a sin against the constitution and american public. lou: we are going to take a quick break. when we come back i'll be asking gregg and chris an important question. how much responsibility do attorneys bear for the conduct that we are watching sitting on the judiciary committee. those representing accusers. and those who sit broadly in the u.s. senate? it's become an attorney-driven ugly toxic process. we just want to see if the attorneys will take any responsibility. gregg jarrett, chris farrell, stay with us throughout the hour. we'll be right back with their answers to those questions. stay with us. there's little rest for a single dad, and back pain made it hard to sleep and get up on time. then i found aleve pm. the only one to combine a safe sleep aid, plus the 12 hour pain relieving strength of aleve. i'm

i'm here today to advocate for patient care and report to you the anti-union initiatives have been wreckless. it has led to an application of professional misconduct and led to a hostile working environment that has had bullying, harassing, retaliating, and discriminatory action against black and brown workers at s.f.m.g.h. thank you. >> supervisor kim: thank you. >> good afternoon, all. my name is larry stevens, i work for the city and county of san francisco for 28 years. i'm retired now and happy i'm retired. because it's rampant. everything my brothers and sisters have said is true. it's like the gentleman right here stated that it starts at the top. so, there's no accountability because supervisors are doing this, and they are being promoted, and we are being demoted. the way the system works here is people of color, blacks, especially, we are the first, we are the last hire and the first fire. that's always been the fact. it's not -- it's nothing to grin about here, there were certain people in here that were in high positions grinning about the stuff. it's very serious. like one of th

. >> tucker: don't you see how wreckless it is to do both?chard, take a step back here. fly like a drone above yourself and look down and assess. you are saying there is a fire in progress but we must drain the swamp. would any responsible person drain the swamp in the middle of a fire? >> i didn't come up with the drain the swamp language. that was donald trump. he hasn't drained anything. he brought a bunch of backfill in new york new jersey and wherever he found with everybody come down with financial conflicts of interest. let's. >> tucker: are setting fires, also? >> financial conflicts of interest. they have the whole me too thing yet they can't figure out what's going on with keith ellison out in minnesota. the democrat would have. >> tucker: whoa, stop. and i agree with that of course. my question is do their problems qualify as a dumpster fire or merely maybe a malfunctioning microwave? where on the kind of heat scale would you put their problems? >> i sailed they are right in there with the republican -- washington, d.c. is a dumpst

sec saying musk knew or was wreckless.ty clear suggestion that he was very much in the wrong. >> we have been discussing the fact that this is a civil suit that musk is the person named in it, not the company itself >> i think it is highly significant because it deals with a ceo that apparently went outside bounds of pro pryty and may have acted more to influence stock price than to inform investors. that is not permissible under the securities laws. >> but how are they going to be able to prove that in other words he had come out afterwards and said he had been having discussions and maybe there was more there is that what this is going to come down to whether there was a deal on the table that he had been discussing with his investors? >> no. i think what it comes down to is that he said financing for this proposed transaction had been quote secured closed quote secured in that context meant that there was a legal right basically to call upon the financing should the transaction go forward he subsequently made it clear t