zack greinke a little bit excited about it but we'll see. wish it was in the national league park. >> john: translation: i want to hit. >> joe: fouled away. no answers are really any longer than that. do you ever fantasize about pitching and a game 7 world series? probably. i can't remember doing that at the moment but probably. okay. 3-2 pitch. what a start in game 7. the 36-year-old zack greinke. he has faced the minimum through four. he and the astros lead. a construction crane. rebuilt by martin. no. rebuild the world. lego. ♪ cats will do anything for the irresistible taste of temptations™ treat s. what are you doing? oh hey, check this out. temptations ™. all it takes is a shake™. ♪ ♪ >> joe: gurriel has gone deep and then shut down pitching by zack greinke has taken care of washington so far. a long way to go tonight. strike one on correa. underway in the bottom of the fourth. bottom three in the lineup for houston against max scherzer. any questions about how the 35-year-old would get along here after the cortisone injection in the m

greinke zack greinke.f pitched more than 4 2/3 innings. the past six guys that have been able to start this game. see if anyone breaks that mold. i know for dave martinez, he would love to get his horse through five and he has some weapons. a.j. has got a couple weapons himself. >> joe: that's outside. 2-1. astros, first home team to score first in a world series gam game 7 since the 2001 diamondbacks against the yanke yankees. >> john: wow. >> joe: that had a happy ending for the home team that night. here's the 2-1 pitch. breaking ball is hit off the end of the bat. greinke, looks like he's pitching in the middle of may. one down. this world series has shown the postseason is anything but predictable and this year more than 600,000 fans trying to predict how october would unfold in the mlb postseason bracket challenge presented by mgm resorts. we played game 7, less than 400 entries remain intact, with $250,000 on the line. >> john: how is that possible? how could 400 still be in play? when this is never

zack? >> zack, i have no talent. >> i recently visited a country where homosexuality is illegal and could result in the death penalty. what is your stance on lgbtq rights when it comes to our relationships with other countries that may have very different cultural beliefs? should we be actively promoting acceptance of lgbtq people across the globe? and should we continue to provide aid and trade with countries that persecute gay people? >> yes and no. and let me explain what i mean by that. if you notice in some of your varying form, i've been the most outspoken critic starting with chechnya and every single country who has passed laws that relate to whether or not you in fact it's a crime, you can be stoned to death, you can be punished, et cetera, et cetera, if you are gay, number one. number two, in my state department, not a joke, we will have a special office that's devoted directly to promoting lgbtq rights around the world, around the world. now two other things. interesting phenomen

zack? okay. >> i'd like to request just one extra minute to speak slower for the sign language interpreters. >> ms. senhaux (chair): unless it's disability related -- >> you can deny that request, thank you. >> ms. senhaux (chair): i'm not denying it, i'm explaining it. >> it's a request and you're denying it. i'll continue to give my public comment. bruce's comment hit the nail on the head. housing is the dark cloud that face the disability community that we don't want to talk about, but we need to talk about. to be severe disabled. if you're disabled in california to the point you can't work, the maximum amount of money is around $600. that's everything. if emily shore can show me any place that is available for rent under $950, i'll be happy to give all the money in my wallet and the shirt on my back, because i've been looking for a long time. especially a place that is wheelchair accessible. that's a pipe dream as it is. that's if it's the whole amount, you know, let alone clothes, othe

zack greinke getting set for the biggest start of his professional career.ld glove winner. it's all on him to try to leave the astros to the win. can he deliver in the biggest moment in nationals history, max scherzer? they are the definition of relentless. the nationals have scratched and clawed their way to the doorstep of their first ever world series title. tom verducci has more. >> tom: if you want the true face of the franchise, this is it. max scherzer took the mound juny after he broke his nose. with a black and i and busted nose, scherzer threw seven shutout innings. this is the face of the 2019 washington nationals and this is baseball's fight club because the nationals don't get here without bouncing back from some serious hits. start with bryce harper walking out the door. the former mvp left for the rival phillies. juan soto and anthony rendon stepped up. the nationals began the year 19-31. now they are one victory for winning the world series. and the wild card game, they weren't down to their final four outside and facing josh hader. but with

in this one, it is all about beating up zack greinke.3-run shot in the race take a lead over astros. astros probably the favorite to win it all. two run shot, 10-. the series is 2-1, in favor of the houston astros. the two run double by austin meadows. look at the final. zack greinke, number 3 starter in the astros lineup is tagged a little bit. 10-3 is the final. >>> in the meantime, it is the raiders, the road warriors sort of speak as they go overseas and take care of their business. a game against the bears which looked like they were going to blow a 17 halftime lead. the victory, much in part, thank you, to josh gaither, that came out. a rookie out of alabama, if you have not heard of him. 123 yards. that is one of his two touchdowns right there. this guy could turn out to be a huge workforce. that is something that the raiders lack since a healthy darren mcfadden. that would be huge for them. they finally pulled the game out, a leap of faith right there for jacobs as he gets them to the end zone for what proved to be the game decid

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zack efron, ashley tizdale or vanessa h vanes vanessa hudgens, the answer when we come back. >> you nailedt deal with that the best they can and at least be happy they're not moving to l a. is and that they got the los angeles let's look at the good side. ok. >>and yea yea you hit the nail on the head the raiders they kind of raiders fans here in the bay area they they know that fate is coming so they're resigned to him, they'll be a bunch of raider fans will continue to support that team and obviously from everything you say it seems like las vegas and that fan base over there is growing and waiting for the team to come so that exciting in its own right, but announcer: time magazine reports: "the new american addiction. how juul hooked kids and ignited a public health crisis." other news outlets report- juul took $12.8 billion from big tobacco. markets e-cigarettes with kid friendly flavors and uses nicotine to addict them. 5 million kids use e-cigarettes. juul is "following big tobacco's playbook." and now, juul is pushing prop c to overturn e-cigarette protections. vote no on juul. no o

cole, verlander, they traded for zack greinke.two, three you could hope for going into the playoff series and they hit. i mean this lineup is absolutely stacked. but again the nats have something. you know, they got here. i think it will be a competitive series. i think it will go six, seven games, but i think houston wins. there you go. >> taking a stand. >> there we go, i like that. thank you. >> and thanks for joining us tonight. you can find updates around the clock at ktvu.com. modern family is coming up next. thanks for joining us. thanks for joining us. good night. why don't you just hit yourself on the head with a sledgehammer?! dad, turn down that song! [ hall & oates' "i can't go for that" plays ] ♪ no can do the kids had a friday off of school, relaxing. mitchell, hi. what?! oh, have him tell cam i'll pick him up for racquetball in an hour. i can't even hear him it's so loud. can everybody just shut up?! i hate it. [ music stops ] sorry about that. anyway... [ cellphone ringing ] hello. gil: hello. is this phil dumpster

i believe we have zack. >> nicole: and bruce as well. >> ms. senhaux (chair): and bruce. okay, thank you. >> my name is bruce morgan. i just turned 70 on tuesday. i have cerebral palsy and a couple years back, i fractured my back. and i've been trying to -- i live in north beach. i have 22 stairs to climb. i've been climbing them for 40 years. but i need, as i get older, uglier, slower, i need to get more accessible housing. i spend several years as a -- doing social work in the tenderloin many years ago and i'm finding that, like with dahlia, when i was looking at the website this morning, because i just did a quick look, it was showing you had to be working to -- because there was how much money you had to be making and what your rent would be. but for me, i'm retired. and so i couldn't -- it didn't do me any good. that's the information that it's giving. good for those who use it, but in my particular case, it didn't seem to be helpful. and this is more information i didn't see at the moment. i'm finding there are a lot of agencies in the city that deal with housing in

david: zack? >> there's a huge human element in it.int of climate change is human beings will continue to do what they do, they want houses, live in certain places, all of these tendencies where there might have been more room for error before gets magnified by the intensity of heat, winds, some of them which has gone on forever but some has been magnified. david: and the intensity of overregulation. you can't rule that out. the scariest day of the year is here. halloween spending is expected to reach another record amount. how much do our panelists spend on the holiday? we have that and their most ridiculous costumes of all time. you don't want to miss this. stay tuned. than just free trades? fidelity has zero commissions for online u.s. equity trades and etfs, plus zero minimums to open a brokerage account. with value like this, there are zero reasons to invest anywhere else. fidelity. (thud) (crash) (grunting) (whistle) play it cool and escape heartburn fast with tums chewy bites cooling sensation. ♪ tum tu-tu-tum tums cooling sensa

. >> zack anderson is a believer. drug abuse followed him for 40 years.is fights is restored. >> i get to help all these folks. all the people before me helped me. i consider it my job. >> downtown streets employs if i people with a budget of 11 1/2 billion dollars. and last year the workers cleaned up 20-tons of trash off the streets. their success is lunged to the approach. richardson said by allowing for invasion it opens up new doors, she saw it during the days in the silicon valley. >> they come in and get money raised up front, millions of dollars and they get to breath and focus on the invasion. >> funding nonprofits is a hurdle. but she's been able to get companies on board. she calls it venture philanthropy. they are hooking at these nonprofits and saying you do it this way, i'll give you x number of dollars, not enough to pay for the whole program, after they don't pay you there's a game of gotcha. two or three months hater put in the reimburse much they say i'm not going to pay for this or that. >> it is a process, the product is people who hav

. >> reporter: zack abbott says his newly launched elixir will prevent some of that misery after drinking>> you can take this product and decide for yourself if you perceive a benefit. if you do, if you wake up and feel good, you've had a with ge engineering. >> reporter: whether you're talking about agriculture or probiotics it's when you take a piece of dna from one cell and integrate it with another piece of dna and creates a new trait in a different cell. >> i think it's just weird to have things artificially created being put into your body. >> reporter: alexis says she's anti-gmo and would not take zbuy ott -- zbiotics. >> 50 years later you learn it wasn't good for you. >> i would gladly pay $5 to $9 to not be hung over. >> reporter: for greg angel the cost of zbiotics is more of an issue than how the product was made. >> if it was a matter of just relieving my hangover, i would be onboard, gmo or not. >> reporter: abbott opens its prebiotics will prevent people from disease. >> hmm. >> exactly. >> hmm. >> sometimes things sound too good to be true. >> because it said some. i wonde

zack, thank you for joining us. not sure if you were just listening to that exchange, but you heard matt schlapp say something here smells. what do you think to that? >> well, i think that matt was trying pretty hard to find something there to defend the president. look, the president's already admitted to a lot of this stuff. even if you were to believe everything matt just said and there was something not quite right in what the bidens did, it doesn't in any shape or form excuse the president of the united states asking foreign entities to functionally intervene in our political processes. that is unquestionably something that the founders and everybody else didn't support. so i don't really see how that argument's going to hold a lot of water, but if that's the best they can do, congress this thiss going to 'em well for the president of the united states. >> just using the word if there was corruption at any point in time and that's what the president is trying to get to the bottom of right now, don't you think t

and now i'm going to introduce zack, the organizer here and i'll let him talk next.plause] >> hello. hi, everybody! how are we? all right. i am here for the raffle portion of the evening. so when you came in today you had an opportunity to receive a raffle ticket, so we are going to draw three tickets for lucky folks who will get to ask senator warren some questions tonight. so if you hear your ticket number called, search for them in your pockets now, you will go over to that direction where i'm pointing now, over there, to that direction of the space where there's a -- where pla cards are being held up and you will meet our q&a volunteers and they'll tell you what to do. ok. are you ready? we got this. all right. 6612171. number is [cheers and applause] >> that was amazing. > i think we found the winner. >> head over to the volunteers over there. you'll be able to get back to the spot, i promise. hey'll let you back. > 3854508. >> we got it in this section. all right. one more chance, folks. one more. 3854468. [laughter] >> right there. >> nobody? >> they have it d

ten—year—old zack is into rugby and football, and seven—year—old henry volunteers for the council picking. happy birthday, daddy. happy birthday, dad! whoop—whoop! the paviers have agreed to be our guinea pigs and, for the next two weeks, will try to reduce their carbon footprint. and. . .action! earlier this year, the government pledged to reduce the uk's greenhouse gas emissions to almost zero by 2050. and for any left over, we'll have to find ways of capturing and storing carbon dioxide. so, the result is net zero. we've already managed to make big cuts to our emissions — 42% since 1990. most of the savings have come because energy is getting cleaner and we're manufacturing less here. this has all happened without us having to do much. but that has got to change. reaching net zero is going to require a lot more effort from us all, according to this new report commissioned by the committee on climate change. that's the body that advises the government on reducing greenhouse gas emissions. it says we are all going to need to change our behaviour and it says small, easy adjustments won't

zack gordon was seven when he visited the we are vertigo trampoline park in belfast two years ago.ook legal action against the firm after zack was refused access to the trampolines on safety grounds. the firm said this was due to insurance restrictions and safety guidance from the trampoline manufacturer. whatsapp is suing an israeli surveillance firm over claims it helped facilitate the hacking of hundreds of people's phones in 20 countries around the world. diplomats, lawyers, journalists, and human rights activists are all said to have been targeted by the n50 group — which denies the allegations. the england rugby union team have been fined for their challenge to new zealand's traditional pre—match war—dance, the haka, before last weekend's world cup semi—final. some england players crossed the half—way line to stare down the haka. world rugby said england had broken tournament rules — but the all blacks team have said they had no problem with what england did. that is a summary of our menus today. back to you, victoria. thank you very much. good morning. two years and four mon

shaft about being dragged into zack because you also want to. hear.things like do you think it's like that's true let's take. all the boxes of. everything. all the time know every one of my every one of them never complained but he got them some for kerry's 1st stream didn't pan out but he hasn't given up hope he's optimistic that what he did will help set things right to resurrect journalism like say without international my colleague daniel hawkins will have all the latest for you at the top of the hour. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race in this spearing dramatic development the only relief i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. what politicians to do something to. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president or injury. or something i want to be. you 2 going to be close it's like that before 3 of them all can't be good. i'm interested always in the waters of. the city. join m

zack greinke gets taken deep by kevin kermeier to lead the yard. 2-1 in that series with the astros.nd that is the sporting life. >> mark, thank you. patricia. [ both laugh ] you're quick, patricia! so, our specialty cocktail for tonight is a basil-infused mojito. oh, yum! we'll take three. uh, no. that's okay. i'm good. come on, now. join us for a specialty cocktail on our specialty evening. yeah. three, please. okay. if you don't drink it, someone will. well, that brian sure is a cutie, huh? i'd kill to have those lips. i mean on me. i mean i want his lips on my mouth. can we just cut to the chase? he's got great lips. no, no, no, no, no. what are we doing here? what is this about? nothing! we just wanted to have a fun night out with our daughter. 45-year-old friends. of ue well, you don't have 45-year-old parents yet, either, honey, so calm down. [ chuckles ] haley has no plan for her future whatsoever. she's living in our basement, taking community-college classes, and, well, meandering.

over 200 people were arrested, standing right here. 22—year—old hayley zacks is a leading activist.ome feel let down. i think a lot of us were persuaded byjustin trudeau in the last election. he was young, he was making all of these great promises. he hasn't come through on the promises that we voted him for, for climate action. he said he was a feminist, we haven't seen that in action. trudeau—mania hasn't died. he still draws crowds. supporters ready to forgive, even scandals like the brownface photos which surfaced. everyone deserves a second chance. i know certain things like this can happen. and that's with everyone. i mean, nobody‘s perfect. of course, i don't agree with those things. but i really, really see a better side of him right now. in many ways, this election is a referendum onjustin trudeau. on the world stage, his star still shines on issues like gender equality and refugees. here in canada, his brand has taken a beating. the celebrity who once promised a different kind of politics is now battling just to stay in power. trudeau may still prevail, with a much smaller

over 200 people were arrested, standing right here. 22—year—old hayley zacks is a leading activist.rayed. tankers and environmental risks will not apply. both liberals and conservatives back this project. i will continue going in these rooms, liberal or conservative, and yet the awareness that is going on here. they are making a decision to approve this, but at the paris conference, he claimed to be a claimant leader. claimant leaders don't build pipelines. this is where the pipeline comes in. judo tried to strike a balance, a transmountain pipeline with strict safeguards, plus an ambitious climate plan with a carbon tax. i think that everybody wa nts to a carbon tax. i think that everybody wants to ensure that we have a bright future for our children and oui’ bright future for our children and our country and part of that is ensuring that the economic development continues, while also doing it in a way that is as environmentally friendly as possible. over 200 people were vested standing right here. 22—year—old hayley zach is a leading activist. the under 35 are the biggest voting b

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being tipped for a real 0scar this year is zack gottsaggen in the peanut butter falcon.re concerns that people with a learning disability are only ever on the screen for tears or triumph, neverjust for being. the organisers of 0ska bright would love to see that day come. jane mccubbin, bbc news. you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. the next news on bbc one is at 5.20, bye for now. good afternoon. you don't need me to tell you it has been a thoroughly wet 2a to 36 hours across parts of wales and north—west england, radar picture showing the rain almost stationary across this part of the wet, amber warning has now been lifted. close to five inches of rain in the wettest spot. this weather front, responsible for the rain, will get a wriggle on and move south and east as we head through the course of the day, low—pressure anchor to the north of the uk, fairly blustery day for northern scotland, showers, lots of brightness across the hello. you're watching the bbc news channel. more now on england's emphatic vistory over the all blacks. they're

her vision to become american was the suite life of zack and cody's was to be modeled after paris hilton in london she wanted to be a ditzy diva. and was on instagram with names like christine and scruffy and americanizing so was her younger sister but a gift for combining her selves. a treat that with the story from rosa parks when she arrived in black history month her teacher called her a hero where children are admonished and did not listen to the policeman so she cannot be ape hero. one year later laura says i agree. was rosa park she paid her money but what she really admired wasn't just the principles of equality but also her likeness didn't say any bad word so far that immigrant girl to become the civil rights hero and that about blending cultural strengths, this as a team of sociologists found children of immigrants on average did better than nativeborn and despite having parents with less education so how could this be? the sociologist argued they often enjoy a second-generation advantage you would've heard these before one that they are so the children will inherit that and al

popularity seeking ways of middle school girls her vision of becoming american was the suite life of zack and cody. she wanted to be a ditzy diva. she snapped south east by self these by the thousands. she was americanizing her teachers. laura her younger sister was americanizing also but with a special gift for combining her cells. i traced the arc of the assimilation with a story about rosa parks. when laura first arrived. black history month it's february. her teacher called rosa parks hero but the idea of a hero in handcuffs made no sense to little girl. she did not listen to the police man she said. she couldn't be a hero and besides heroes were capes. a year later we are sitting at dinner apropos of nothing. >> i sort of agree with rosa parks. she paid her money like everybody else. but what she really admired wasn't just principles of equality by her politeness. when they arrested her she didn't say any bad words. for an immigrant girl blending cultures. they became the civil rights hero who did it curse. the point about blending cultural strings goes well beyond laura and studying

zack greinke but then anthony rendon. greinke was done after 7 and 1/3. will harris and howie kendrick off the right field foul pole. bottom of the 9th now a 4-run lead for washington. daniel hudson struck out michael brantley. the first world series tiet wl a 6-2 win. road teams won every game in this series. and it's d. krvpt's first championship since the coolidge administration. we should know more today but the talk around here is it's difficult without klay next to impossible now without steph curry curry and you've got to wonder will the warriors be one of the lottery teams come next season. that's it from chase. kpix 5. >>> 6:25. juul is facing a pair of new lawsuits including one from california's largest school district. the accusations against the san francisco ecigarette giant. >> and thousands of people are waking up in their homes this morning after being evacuated because of the kincade fire. but they still need your help. we'll tell you how. >> and you are looking live at the bay bridge toll plaza on this thursday morning. giana will have

zack greinke, and he was asked about what happened, specifically. >> it's about the washington nationalse six, and playing lights out. >> dave martinez, great guy, but that's a copout right there. he loses his cool, he owes the baseball fans, and everybody an explanation. he brushed it off. he owes an explanation, did not get it, copout. moving on, sharks, what's the matter with the men in teal out on the road? they've lost five out of six, with a five-final 5-1 final today. however, after that, three unanswered in the second period alone. san jose loses the puck, and chris wagner turns it into a breakaway, it's a 4-1 game, 5-1 your final. i think davis lost his fight right here at the end of the game. better times to come, they better hope so. meanwhile, thursday night, it gets better for the san francisco 49ers. as they've got it going on, into the game thursday against arizona, although nick bosa might need plenty of oxygen on thursday as he tries to chase down the lead of foote, kyler murray, the number one pick, and he certainly has not been a disappointment. as far as the 49ers go,

. >> the next speaker is zack kay. >> hi, thank you. i'd like to speak slowly but i'm going to speak fast because there is a three-minute time limit unless the council gives me another minute. >> ms. senhaux (chair): if you need it we can give it to you. >> i'd like to speak slower so everyone can hear me. i'm here today because for a few reasons i have concerns about recent changes in this council. i received an e-mail in early september that response times for issues around disability from this council will be five days. and i was -- five business days, which is quite a long time. i asked about that and was told in an e-mail that we are short staffed almost working on bare bones. when i received that i sent e-mail -- this is september 9 or september 10 that i would be open to volunteering for this council or working for this council to help people with disability earn more rights. i had to send multiple e-mails before i got a response. i didn't get a response until this morning and it told me that m.o.d. is not looking for volunteers

zack?>> hi, i just -- i want to express concerns that i have for the way these meetings are held, but also i think the meetings are a good thing and it's why i have these concerns. i want to make that clear. the reason i fight for better access, i want people to know about them, they're good meetings. this time crunch we get in is a problem. there is only been like two or three public comments today. and i feel like the council could do a better job of allocating more time for public comment. and not making us just like crunch in. i think that there could be better outreach for the meetings. at the peak of the meeting i think there were 10 people in the audience. and someone spoke today they wished they'd known about the meetings a long time ago. i have been here before speaking about how to do outreach through hospitals, organizations that disabled people commonly go to. i didn't hear about these meetings for an extremely long time. many, many years. i would have loved to have known about

and tampa, down 2-0 in this series, the fish tank, and zack greinke with the big blow of the ball gameback in this series trailing two games to one. and they will play again tomorrow. you go. all about 49ers in these parts, as they would roll it on. the true test coming up for you on sunday in l.a. that's the sporting life right now at 11:00. and in time for more news. >> mark, thank you. coming up next. >> a freezer full of foods, you couldn't kick anything. you need to buy all canned foods. >> bay area residents will brace for the possibility of power shutoffs that could last for days as they issue the largest warning yet. >>> 600,000 californians could have their power shutoff on wednesday. >> i'm frank somerville. the problem is the dry vegetation and some potentially strong winds, and the combination that will be putting up parts of the state at high risk for wildfires. right now pg&e isn't confirming any outages, but we've been told by police and other officials, the parts of napa county along with danville, orinda, and muraga should expect to lose power on wednesday morning. pg&

set as the houston astros are a from taking the american league pennant just rosie, a game for alcs zack greinke facing masahiro tanaka pick it up in the 3rd yanks of one zip 2 on for george springer. one springer pounces call safe. 100 foot home. houston takes a 3 one lead. in the 6th. same score runners at the corners for carlos correa he dials up a jack to nearly the exact same spot as springer's astros cruising 6 to one and then later on new york turning to sisi sebasti for relief. he got it out, but he would end up tweaking something limped off the field forcing him to leave. and that would be the last of the filly home made his career. houston and south winning 83 to take you 3, one selies lead game 5 tomorrow. in the bronx. and our other top story major news in the nfl tonight that could change the entire trajectory of the season as reigning mvp and one of the league's top quarterback knee injury thursday night footbal gets her trying to go up the middle on a quarterback sneak. doctors are looking at his right knee on the ground. he wouldn't return status going forward is unknown

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host: we'll go to zack, democratic caller. caller: thank you for taking my call. i want to commend you for such a fine job of homework that you've done. i watch rachel maddow. i love when people have their facts and times down on paper show how systematic and how this has become. from barack's birth certificate we all knew d when there were several departments who had to sign off on that deal. when it comes to joe biden, several countries wanted him to remove this particular prosecutor because he wasn't prosecuting the raugses. it's -- russians. it's just another shiny thing this guy throws out to waste our time on. meanwhile, as an ex military rson, i'm appalled that my guys have to stay at one of his failing hotels or my vice president has to travel hundreds of miles to a meeting when he could be closer. host: ok. sydney as well, caller: apparently the us but he has not watch the tapes where she says she's already spent $5 million to overthrow ukraine. she said we were going to put and shehe government said if you don't like what i said, you can go blank yoursel

tom, we're learning through my colleague and manu raju and zack collins that now the whistle-blower mayll in secret so no one would know of it happening. what value would that add, an in person testimony to the hill committee and add beyond what is already out there from the whistle-blower complaint? >> yes, it is an extremely important thing for the whistle-blower to fill out a lot of the details that essentially they laid out in a road map in their complaint. it is a nine-page bulletproof complaint that lays out who you need to talk with, which documents you need to subpoena and now it is up to congress to kick the tires and make sure these facts are correct. >> and you've spoken to over 200 whistle-blowers. when you hear the president talk like we just heard and see the tweets from the president calling the whistle-blower a spy, treasonous, a liar, do you think this will have an impact or deter other whistle-blowers from coming forward in the future? >> well let me say, this is standard 101 whistle-blower retaliation. >> so you think it is a violation of the law? >> i certainly do. t

zack?fornia bashing is a local sport, but i think the reality is unless the area itself is economically hurting before the disaster, new orleans, puerto rico were both hit by terrible hurricanes, led to drainage of population because those areas were already under duress. houston hit by a massive hurricane, not at all, once the natural disaster passed the economy re-picked up. where these areas are in california have been incredibly vibrant, i think that will continue. david: we have had a lot of news. we have to move on. let's see what's coming up on evening edit tonight >> great to see you. 2020 democrat joe biden now says, quote, he basically is saying that he wished he raise a republican so the republican could make some money. we also have impeachment on a crash collision course with the 2020 democrats primaries coming up with the criminal probe of the russia probe and also the house impeachment track has a credibility problem. all those stories tonight, david. david: we will be watchi

upset and top of the houston astros for their first world championship game 7 he used to scherzer zackn own after the trophy not picking up in the 5th one is houston carlos correa the yanks won past. a 2 run asked those leads top 7, 2 one houston. harrison really for grain key. the first batter he faces howie kendrick opposite field to write hits the foul pole for a 2 run, jack the 36 year-old who had a grand slam to eliminate the dodgers comes up big against next take the lead 3, 2, in the 9th washington up 6 to 2 outs daniel hudson strikes out michael brantley's game over series over washington conquers the heavily favored stros the first team to win all all 4 of its road games. ace pitcher stephen strasburg means series and bp now to the undefeated 49 ers short turnaround for them this week as they face the cardinals tomorrow night. now with the way the niners have played this year a trip to the super bowl has become a legitimate possibility and who better to talk niners championships, then the man who is one for them. we had a chance to catch up with joe montana today. what remarka