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if there was something legitimate -- >> tension between jerry nadler and nancy pelosi? >> i don't know. very different things that i think there's probably sign off on the going through this, to appease that group. >> all they want to do is have a line on the campaign. the third president in history who's been impeached. however, this is a dangerous road for future democrat presidents. if you are going t take president with financial, because of past business deals, you won't have a present oprah. >> who would want to run for president at this time? are talking about an outsider joining but if you're just not an establishment person, michael for the risk? i think trump made a smart move by complement think nancy pelosi think she's smart because he knows she's in a tight spot and she will be his biggest ally. >> it's something different when he's putting her against the squad and forming up the lottery brew but he doesn't have to do that here. he can kind of complement her because he knows that drives her crazy. so what's the ending here? >> that's what i want to know. t

this morning we're watching tropical storm jerry. that's formed in the atlantic. it's expected to strengthen into a hurricane by friday and then there's hurricane humberto, a powerful category 3 storm as it approaches bermuda. >> a short time ago saudi arabia revealed evidence for its claim that iran is behind the attack that damaged two major oil facilities. this morning's briefing included wreckage from the scene. it followed president trump's decision to have the treasury department substantially increase sanctions against iran. a senior u.s. official tells cbs news saturday's strike is thought to have been launched from southwestern iran. experts examined the wreckage in saudi arabia and determined two dozen drones and nine cruise missiles were used. one source says with, quote, 100% confidence, the weapons were made by iran. secretary of state mike pompeo arrives in saudi arabia later today expected to get a better idea of how the saudis want to respond and will share opinions from other allies outside the region. >>> this morning cokie roberts, many admirers

we are also looking at tops, jerry cans, waterfilters. we are are also looking at tops, jerry cans, water filters. we are starting from scratch here, almost everything is needed. the one item that really stood out for me in that list you just mentioned is phone chargers, not something a few years ago would have featured in a disaster response. why are they so important? there are a couple of reasons. certainly there is the emotional pa rt certainly there is the emotional part of people being able to connect with their loved ones, theirfamily members. if you can charge your phone, you can verify so much earlier than you would have been in yea rs past earlier than you would have been in years past where that your family members are ok, where they are. you can also get information from emergency services about resources that are available to you, report illnesses or other needs. there is tremendous benefit to that but then also just having that solar light means that you can be a little bit safer in the evenings. as you have heard there is s

and what we've yet to learn about the story, and funnel it through jerry nadler. the top lieutenants will have a conversation about whether or not to go forward on the house floor with what they consider high crimes and impeachable offenses. so, essentially, some folks have analyzed this as nancy pelosi is having it both ways still. basically, all of these committees were investigating all things president trump and his administration up until now. now, she's calling it it a forl impeachment inquiry. for those districts that game ge them a majority, she's not putting a gun to their head and saying that you have to go to the floor and impeach or not. it's an investigation. it continues as it has for months here on capitol hill, with all these committees trying to dig into all things that the president, his finances, et cetera. this time, it will be about his conversations with the ukrainian leader. it sounds like she's buying herself months after facing intense pressure from the left, alexandria ocasio-cortez. she said that the shame of this is not what president t

bidens or any subject for that matter that did not stop many democrats including house judiciary chair jerry nadler from demanding barbecues himself, quote, until we get to the bottom of this mess. jillian: thank you. rob: the white house, visas for iranian officials and their families, the president saying the government of iran is a state sponsor of terrorism. they detain united states citizens, the iranian regime contributes to humanitarian crises, threatens its neighbors, friends international shipping and conducts destructive cyber attacks. iran's president rouhani bashed the united states at the un accusing the us of economic terrorism. >> never negotiate with an enemy that seeks to make iran surrender with a weapon of poverty, pressure, and sanctions. rob: iran is open to changing the nuclear deal, they say, if sanctions are lifted, but the us says sanctions will tighten if iran remains a threat. overnight is relapse president says benjamin netanyahu in the next government, get the first shot. that after a heated election in to get a virtual tie between netanyahu and his rival hands.

jerry nadler taking official steps towards an impeachment proceeding against president of trump. what bribery, high crimes, and misdemeanors are they going to go with? they have not picked one yet but they are going to. good luck to you democratic congressman, and those districts that trump won. good luck. alexandria ocasio-cortez saying she wants every republican to go on record i knowingly vote against impeachment. okay, that won't be hard. nancy pelosi seems to know that impeachment proceedings are political suicide. he didn't seem too happy about all of this. >> are you comfortable with the term impeachment inquiry? is there another term we should be using? >> we are on our path. we will follow the facts. that is what it is. why don't we spend some time going over to see mitch mcconnell and asking him why he doesn't want to save lives. why he will do every day go by where at least 100 people, large numbers of them children and teenagers, die from gun violence. why is it that you are hung up on the word over here when lives are at stake over there? thank you all. >> sean: wait

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. >> state senator jerry hill isn't so sure especially since cal fire seems to cast doubt on its findings. >> it is outrageous that they've dug in their heels and said we're not going do that. >> he says cal fire should think twice before they point the finger and refuses to reconsider. >> we're going to push him on it and we'll get a letter going and we'll just really force this because when you don't blame the right people, you don't hold the right people accountable and responsible for this, that's not justice. >> cal fire should just start from scratch. >> there's a big problem. this is the biggest problem i've seen. the tubbs fire isn't someone's burned chicken coop. a lot of people suffered a lot in this fire and they deserved a good fire report. >> whatever cal fire january, a san francisco jury is set to decide what role, if any, pg&e played in the fire. jaxon vand derbeken, bay area news. >> honoring the fallen. [ bell tolls ] >> dozens of firefighters will remember today in the state's capital and one of them right here in the bay area. what's being done to make sure his service

i love you, papa jerry. god bless all of the families on this difficult day and god bless america. >> and my uncle, joseph patrick henry. i'm honored to be named after you and i know you're watching over us right now. [ applause ] chalasani william a. chalcoff, eli chalouh, charles lawrence chan, mandy chang, rosa maria chapa, mark lawrence charette, david m. charlebois, gregorio manuel chavez, pedro francisco checo, douglas macmillan cherry stephen patrick cherry, vernon paul cherry, nestor julio chevalier, jr., swede joseph chevalier, alexander h. chiang, dorothy j. chiarchiaro, luis alfonso chimbo, robert chin, eddie wing-wai ching, nicholas paul chiofalo, john g. chipura, peter a. chirchirillo, catherine ellen chirls, kyung hee casey, cho abul k. chowdhury, mohammad salahuddin chowdhury, kirsten lail christophe, pamela chu, steven paul chucknick, wai ching chung, christopher ciafardini >> we all love and miss you and will lead on through your legacy. sara m. clark thomas r. clark christopher robert clark

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>> good morning, my name is jerry dratler. regarding the public health and safety bond, i think the presentation change or format change to include the project sponsors is very positive. and i commend seago for calling out the lack of reliability in the data from the new financial system. one suggestion i would make is that seago meet with the c.f.a. team, to determine if the scope of work, the work that has been done, addresses your concerns about data integrity. and if it doesn't, i would suggest that you ask for additional audit procedures to specifically address your concerns. secondly, reporting financial data that's two quarters, or a half year old, with as many moving parts in this project is a pretty serious weakness that needs to be addressed. in terms of more general concerns: nice report, many pretty production but not much bond expenditure oversight information. i thought seago determined all bond expenditure presentations should include detailed project change reporting. i don't see any project change reporting he

henry david thoreau or ralph waldo emerson, they were not immediate progenitors of jerry rubin or jimi hendrix. after all, there is nearly a 100 year gap between the heyday of transcendentalism and the rise of the 1960s counterculture. obviously a lot happens in between. it is also important i think that we see each of these phenomenon in the context of their own historical uniqueness. however they may be connected to one another or to ideas and events. what i would like to do instead is 2.2, and this basically re- phrases the title of this talk. what i want to do is to point to certain ideas, certain cultural enforces and orientations that were part of 19th century transcendentalism and suggest how these dynamics showed up again and shared a certain affinities with the counterculture of the 60s. so perhaps a slightly different way to frame the talk and i will come back to this later, is to ask not so much where the root of the counterculture lay in relationship to transcendentalism, but rather why similar ideas or cultural impulses or social trends, why did they assert themselves in t

jerry nader will has wanted to do that for some time now. >> here is the point where i get unrealistic or naive, is there any chance they will hand over the whistle-blower complaint or the transcript of the phone call? >> potentially, the president said he is looking at some way to release part of it or have a third party look at what might be releasable. the president seems at least open to the idea. he didn't rule it out flatly. there was an acknowledgment from the president that the biden's were discussed in the phone call with the president of the ukraine. the president says i know what real pressure looks like and that was not pressure, but if there is any sort of transskipt or information about the call released it is congress that will decide what sort of pressure was brought, it was appropriate, and is it impeachable. >> okay, we have to get smarter on this. i have a fantastic group here with me today. joe seva-- joy sevance. and ryan costello, a former republican congressman from the state of pennsylvania. congressman, you worked with speecher pelosi, you wrote that if she was

. >> kroft: i can remember doing a profile on jerry seinfeld. >> stahl: it was hilarious. >> kroft: it was hilarious because he was hilarious. >> steve-- ( laughter ) >> kroft: he liked being interviewed, he loved the idea of being on "60 minutes" because his mother was a big fan, and there wasn't anything you couldn't ask him. >> stahl: but there was one moment where you did ask him what could've been an embarrassing question. >> kroft: you think you're immature? >> oh, yeah. >> kroft: sexually? >> yeah. >> kroft: why? >> i am not going to talk about being sexually immature on "60 minutes." >> kroft: but you think you are. >> it's not "60 swinging minutes." >> kroft: right, right. >> can we get some powder on my face? i'm sweating! god. >> kroft: and then you get people. >> stahl: this is off limits, this is off limits. >> kroft: right. the most extreme example of that was beyonce. >> it depends on where we are. ( laughs ) >> kroft: she controlled everything. ( laughs ) we had a couple of brief moments with her, and a short interview, and a couple of walk-throughs and that was it. >>

committee chairman jerry nadler says the move was an important step to an effective impeachment investigation of president trump. >> let me clear up any remaining doubt: the conduct under investigation poses a threat to our democracy. we have an obligation to respond to this threat. and we are doing so. alcindor: but house republicans called the resolution a political scheme. >> so which is it? are you starting an impeachment proceeding, or not? is this just more smoke and far left?o you can appease the >> will the gentleman yield so we cannswer his qu? the answer is yes, we're engaged in an impeachment investigation. >> alcindor: california republican tom mcclintock ded this: >> i dare you to do it. in fact, iouble-dog-dare you to do it. 18ve the house vote on thoseha ords, and then go att. why won't you do that? it's because you want to give the illusion of impeachment without the reality impeachment. hearing, chairman sounded confident that impeaching the 45th president could be a reality. afterwards, nadler said the panel would be calling former trump campaign manager, corey lewandowski,

chairman of the judiciary committee, jerry nadler, has said they are currently involved in an impeachment inquiry but they need a couple of additional steps to trigger some legal tools they would be able to have if they go all the way on that. in particular in our understanding, the committee is not currently using a grand jury to investigate the president. that's something the committee has used in the past and prior impeachment investigations. it's a tool that's available to them. there's currently no reporting or evidence they're currently using that tool. that's something we're keeping an eye on over the coming weeks. >> the use of the i word by nancy pelosi, in addition, sara, let's take a listen to why gabbard says she does not support an itmpeachment inquiry >> continuing to pursue impeachment is something that will only further tear our country apart. make no bones about it. we need to defeat donald trump but i think it's important for our country's sake and our future that the voters in this country are the ones who do that and i believe we will. >> she's now in the minority. is

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let's turn first to jerry nadler in the radical dams. my apologies for the hangup there. on the house judiciary ki commie approving procedures and the impeachment investigation of the president again edward lawrence with the latest from washington. reporter: house members back from recess and democrats start with impeachment today. the chairman of the house judiciary committee jerry nadler tried to explain why this is important right now, republicans on the committee almost besides themselves quoting tv shows. >> is like a seinfeld hearing, to hearing about nothing and whether or not we have people coming give testimony afterwards the president can write us a letter. reporter: with other deadlines like a government shutdown by october 1, republicans dear democrats to take this further. >> resolved that the house where the judiciary committee to conduct an inquiry into the impeachment of the president. it is that simple. i dare you to do it. i double dog dare you to do it. >> this is more smoke and mirrors seek and appease the far left on doing absolutely nothing about thi

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it is just dizzying, last week it was jerry nadler who said "what we are doing is very clear. it has been very clear. it continues to be very clear. the speaker has backed us at every point along the way." this process has been about as clear as joe biden's last answer to race relations that involved turning on the record player. we don't know where we are aware we are doing. mr. lewandowski, i am not allowed by house rules to impugn the motives of my colleagues and speculate as to what might be animating this bizarre circumstance, but those rules do not apply to you. so mr. lewandowski, do you have a thought as to why we continue to engage in a charade that is overwhelmingly opposed by the american people and fundamentally misunderstood by my democratic colleagues? >> you know, congressman, i think they hate this president more than they love their country. >> mr. lewandowski, mr. lewandowski, you are the campaign manager for the president's campaign when the obama-biden administration was notified that there might be efforts by the russians to interfere with our election, is

we're not talking about jerry nadler and the house starting impeachment proceedings. we're talking about them starting an impeachment inquiry and impeachment investigation. and regardless of the political majority, there is value in that for house democrats because it methodically gives them the opportunity to draw out facts, lay them on the table, and let the american people shape their opinion about impeachment or not. these are the facts given under oath about this president's behavior and what does that mean for the election, that's right. >> is it not difficult, holly, for the republicans, if the democrats come up with a candidate that can really drive the message home, to defend that, that you have a president that, according to this report, dealt with these things that are clearly cited as possibly obstruction in terms of criminality? clearly obstruction, period, that he has people flying out of their route to stay at his hotels, on and on and on. isn't that hard for conservatives to defend that kind of behavior? >> it's actually not. for years now, three years

this is hurricane jerry working its way to the northwest. should miss the leeward islands. it's likely to recurve at this time, but still a lot to watch. kenneth, mona? >>> breaking news in the showdown over a whistle-blower who was alarmed about a promise president trump allegedly made to a foreign leader. >> sources say the whistle-blower's complaint involves ukraine. house democrats were already investigating a phone call between trump and the new ukrainian president over allegations that trump's attorney, rudy giuliani, was trying to pressure ukraine into helping trump's re-election campaign. >> the acting director of national intelligence has refused to allow the intelligence community inspector general to share the whistle-blower's complaint with congress as required by law. even though it was deemed credible and urgent. >> who do you think that this allegation, this complaint, involves? >> who is in the position to influence an acting director of national intelligence, who's not been on the job very long, to do something completely unprecedented? >> president trump i

now because lewandowskirefused to answer so many questions to youed, judiciary chair jerry adler wants to hold him in contempt. good luck with that. president tru on the road caught lewandowski'e imony. big fan. tweeted suc a beautiful opening statement by corey lewandowski. thank you corey. presiden i spending the nn california. earlier today he left new mexico where he rallied last night and headed to cali for several fundraisers. because a couple people in california aret the biggest fans of the president. know one fundraiser in bay area. from motorcade. get a glimpse even broug baby trump balloon and trump chicken balloon for occasion. even though attending afundraisers in californi expected to raise upwllds of 15 min dollars demonstrators want him tel know theyieve >> i'm clearly again trumtate. i'm against his lies his -- there's so many things people can me can't come up with them. the lies the hate.re sal to help with guns. the immigration, what else am i missing? global warming. >> trump is not welcome in california. is violated so many of our standards our morals and has been

see the judiciary committee there jerry nadler still can't keep up with you. real quick. "the washington examiner" said ukraine is likely to reopen the investigation into burisma. that is the company hunter biden was being paid $50,000 once a month to be there ukraine wants to make sure everything was done on the up and up. today the president is going to sit down with the ukrainian president. also there is a huge push to allow the u.s. to lead the renegation of the iranian deal. how embarrassing is this for the whole world to see us in new york having this infighting? couldn't this have waited a day and wouldn't that have helped the country? >> wow. that would be like putting america first. that would be like putting our country first instead of having our president up there working his back side off to help us and renegotiate plans where iran is such a bad actor on the field. this is simply a distraction because they cannot stand this president. i cannot emphasize that enough. if this would have happened with a republican congress with a president obama during u.n. week

think nancy pelosi's statement, as it has in the past, with many of these impeachable offenses that jerry nadler rallied around, she said this may be a new stage in our investigation. but once again, she went shy of calling for impeachment. so i do think it's up to democrats at this point in a political sense if they do believe this is something they want to pursue in terms of impeachment. they have to keep the public engaged, right, and the problem with the mueller probe is that because attorney general bill barr got the first word, it was in many ways the final word, that the president was totally exonerated. so in this specific case, democrats, i do thirng, are trying to learn from past mistakes and make sure the public stays engaged with this as something they should take seriously. >> you mentioned congressman adam schiff. let's play that. >> this, i think, would be a violation of the presidential oath of office certainly during this presidency, which says a lot, but perhaps during any presidency. there is no privilege that covers corruption. there is no privilege to engage in underh

this is jerry canceling a few things. booyah. this is jerry appreciating the people who made this possible. oh look, there they are. (team member) this is wells fargo. since you're heading off to dad... i just got a zerowater. but we've always used brita. it's two stage-filter... doesn't compare to zerowater's 5-stage. this meter shows how much stuff, or dissolved solids, gets left behind. our tap water is 220. brita? 110... seriously? but zerowater- let me guess. zero? yup, that's how i know it is the purest-tasting water. i need to find the receipt for that. oh yeah, you do. you ever wish you weren't a motaur? sure. sometimes i wish i had legs like you. yeah, like a regular person. no. still half bike/half man, just the opposite. oh, so the legs on the bottom and motorcycle on the top? yeah. yeah, i could see that. for those who were born to ride, there's progressive. >> please pray for us. ainsley: pray for us, she says. the hurricane, is hitting the bahamas like they have never seen before. dorian bearing down category 5 stor

folks, my first guest is an academy award-winning actress you know from "jerry macguire," "cold mountain," and "bridget jones's diary." her new film is "judy." >> what? >> the fights over custody, your children living away from you. >> i mean, if i'm a terrible mother they like to write about, well, you tell me how i end up with such incredible kids. >> but i wasn't suggesting-- >> well, no, everybody suggests things, like i'm-- like i'm not a real person, but i am. you understand, i'm only judy garland for an hour a night. the rest of the time i'm-- i'm part of a family. i just want what everybody wants. i seem to have a harder time getting it. >> stephen: please welcome renee zellweger! ♪ ♪ ( applause ) ( "over the rainbow" ) ( cheers and applause ) >> thanks so much! hi! wow! i haven't been here in a long time! >> stephen: no, welcome back. >> wow, thanks very much. >> stephen: the ed sullivan theater. >> ylovely. cold as i recall. ( laughter ). >> stephen: you gotta keep it fresh gee, keep everybody weak, right? >> stephen: exactly, we treat our audience and our guests like produ

unfortunately, democrats, nancy pelosi, jerry nadler, cowardly schiff, maxine waters of the world, they don't care what happens to the country in the process. what have they done to make this a safer, more secure country? create jobs, more prosperity for you, we, the american people? this is beyond a political stunt. this is a psychosis they can't escape from the reality they lost in 2016. thankfully, they keep this up, they will lose badly in 2020. this is from a party that does not care about truth. there is no objective truth in their war. facts, justice, fairness -- none of that matters. their only concern is like a blood lust for president trump. anybody that supports the president. we can't say it any better than the president has. this, they, have declared war. they did it. somebody declares war. there's only one answer. defeat them at the ballot box. take a look. >> we are at war. of these people are sick. they are sick. >> sean: tonight, a perfect example of this madness and sickness, california congressman, yeah, the cowardly schiff, president trump calls him liddle' adam schi

in fact, jerry moran, the other senator -- not the seat that you would be going for potentially -- talked about the prospects of you running the other day. here he is. >> wouldn't be surprised that he would enter that race, and i think he would be a good, solid candidate that would be, have a lot of support in kansas. chris: so you have his endorsement. someone said you have gone recently from no to no comment. you certainly are not shutting the door. >> very kind of senator moran, i appreciate the vote of confidence. i know he was trying to be very helpful, as is senator mcconnell -- chris: who say you're his number one choice. >> the only folks who ask me about this are folks like you, chris, and that's just fine. so long as president trump wants me to be secretary of state, that's what i'm focused on. chris: one last question and i'll let it go, because i know that's what you always say, i want to do what president trump wants me to do. what if he comes to you early next spring and says, you know what? the most important thing you could do for me is to run for the u.s. senate, then wha

>> we're live. >> fbi agent jerry clark was just 20 feet from wells. the man people described as calm when he robbed the bank seemed increasingly anxious. >> he's pleading, can you get this thing off me? >> it's gonna go off. i'm not lying. >> no one dared approach. the standoff lasted 30 excruciating minutes, and then something happened. >> you hear a count down beep almost like a bond movie. >> very faintly, a beep, beep, beep, a digital count down timer. >> lamont king heard the beeping too. he grabbed a pair of binoculars and zoomed in on wells. >> i'm listening to him, and i got him pretty much zoomed in. then i hear another beep. once i heard the second beep, he got agitated. >> the standoff had now lasted 31 minutes. the clock hit 3:18. the device locked around brian wells' neck exploded. >> i'll never forget it. mr. wells fell back, and i watched his chest, and the air went out but never came back. and i thought, this is a fatal situation. >> and debris is sailing through the air, huh? >> you could feel the percussion from the device. >> i felt

>> jerry nadler. >> you have nadler? >> you know where he is right now? he's over here. >> that was an excellent reveal. >> come by and say hi on your way out the door. >> i will. okay, bye. >> house judiciary committee jerry nadler is here to talk about the breaking news of the night with the trump justice department trying to block his subpoena for grand jury material from the mueller investigation. chairman nadler will be our first guest tonight with his reaction to that new legal filing by the justice department. also tonight, donald trump lost a big round in court today on the emoluments case against him, which has now cleared legal hurdles to move forward. >>> we'll take a look at last night's debate and show you why you can ignore almost everything in the policy details that the candidates argued about last night. >>> cal perry will join us with a new must-see investigation into the potential dangers of the practice of flaring, natural gas in texas. we begin tonight with the breaking news, the trump justice department headed by the trump attorney g

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but house judiciary committee chairman jerry nadler is about to oversea aggressive committee hearings. the vote gives nadler the ability to label committee hearings impeachment hearings. that allows for extra levels of investigation. it remains to be seen if democrats can come to a consensus on impeaching this president. most agree a final decision needs to be made by the end of the year. >>> cnn has learned chief justice john roberts changed his mind at the last minute and cast a deciding vote against president trump's citizenship question to the 2020 census. that's according to sources familiar with the private deliberations. it is not the first time the conservative chief justice has made a dramatic about-face on a critical issue to side with liberals. in 2012, of course, he reversed his position and saved president obama's affordable care act. >>> a tropical storm watch covering east-central florida. it's expected to strengthen in the next day or so. today, it will bring heavy rain and high winds to the battered bahamas and to florida for the weekend. the latest from derek van dam

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liz: jerry great to see. let's get right to fox news contributor and former white house press secretary sarah sanders. welcome to "the evening edit". >> great to see you. thank you for having me on. here's what's going on, democrats said yesterday it's an impeachable offense with a pro quote of holding back military aid to the ukraine. it's about asking a foreign leader to look into a political rival. europe take on all this questioning. >> i think the democrats have so much egg on their face, i think that calling for impeachment over this may be one of the dumbest and most embarrassing political moves that we have seen, i think it's so bad, i said this earlier today, it's so bad they need to file to the president's campaign because it's helping get him reelected. it showing that the democrats have no real solution, they're not focused on building the country up only tearing the president down. if you look at the contrast of what is taking place over the last 24 hours, he of the president of the un general as

state senator jerry hill issued a joint statement saying in part, we lowill bring an end to th pthe youth in our state. the center for disease control and prevention stated cause cases of lung disease associated with e cigarette hearsay been identified in 36 states with six confirmed deaths including one here in california. >>> this a large black market in california as well. taxes. the taxes at dispensaries are high. and there are still people selling these products on the streets. we have seen it. >> of those who got sick have used black market cannibus products. he hasn't pulled anything off his shelves because according to him, everything he sells is regulated by the fda. >> these are not products that are made in somebody's home. a lot of these products are regulated by the fda. they visit these manufactures and make sure they are following good practices. >> while no exact causes of deaths have been determined, the american medical association is urging consumers to stop using e cigarette products until a cause has been discovered. alisyn rodriguez, ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> well, still

statewide ban on the sale of flavored tobacco products but he says the legislature does state senator jerry hill actually dropped his proposal to do just that after lawmakers tried to exempt who could industry from his measure. lawmakers say they have another bil >>legislative session. >>reporting in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >>prosecutors say a wisconsin man suspected of manufacturing vaping cartridges with the thc oil so to california last month to get the substance in bulk and then fill thousands of cartridge is a daily for sale. the information is in the criminal complaint filed today, 21 year old or other 20 year-old tyler huffhines is charged with maintaining a drug trafficking house and 3 counts of possession with intent to deliver thc the psychoactive ingredient in marijuana. authorities in wisconsin arrested huffhines on september 5th, he's being held on a $500,000 cash bond. his brother jake up hines is charged with 3 felonies. >>murray county man has bailed out of jail tonight, but he is facing manslaughter charges after his 11 year-old son was thrown off his boat. a

this, the first of the speaker's displeasure at jerry nadler and his judiciary committee staff. in that meeting, pelosi complained nadler and his staff keep talking about impeachment as the likely result of their investigations which she sees as putting the party at risk for a 2020 defeat. >> seth: damn, she actually told them, you can feel free to leak this it's like if your teacher caught you passing notes in class and said, "do you mind if i read this out loud? and you said, "sure," and the note said, "you suck, thanks for reading this out loud. [ laughter ] and yet, in spite of pelosi's reluctance, on tuesday we got even more damning evidence of trump's lawlessness when house democrats grilled his former campaign manager, corey lewandowski. now, tuesday's hearing was weird to say the least because lewandowski is a prolific liar when it comes to lying, lewandowski even gives trump a run for his money. when these two talk, it must be lie-a-palooza. "looking trim, mr. president." "thank you, corey, and may i say, you don't look anything like a psychopath. [ laughter ] definitel

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. >> they said they could see jerry jump from the upper deck, and that there was a trail of smoke following him. they thought he was on fire. >> reporter: santa barbara county sheriff bill brown now says it appears the 34 people killed died of smoke inhalation before the fire reached their sleeping quarters. investigators are also looking into whether the crew was asleep when the fire started. the boat is required to have a roaming night watchman. an a.t.f. team of fire specialists are now part of the investigation. an that any reason to think that this has moved into more of a miminal investigation than an accident investigation? >> we are looking to determine what happened. nacriminal element to that is always a possibility. but at this point, no one has been charged criminally. >> reporter: painstaking salvage operations are underway to recover the burned remains of the boat from about 65 feet of water. divers also hope to locate the one body still unaccounted for. the grief remains overwhelming for those left behind. bcki moore lost her partner, hott chan, a high school r,ysics teacher,

house judiciary chairman jerry nadler says the president, quote, dragged barr into this mess and now the a.g. must recuse himself. but justice department officials scoffed at the notion today, saying this was done by the book with barr aware but playing no role, david. >> pierre thomas with us tonight, as well. pierre, thank you. >>> i want to bring in abc's chief legal analyst dan abrams with us tonight. and dan, because we have heard this over and over again from the president and his team over the last 4 hour24 hours, that t was no quid pro quo here, that the president never talked about the hundreds of millions of dollars in u.s. military aid when he was talking about investigating joe biden. but you have said, the pressure does not need to be that explicit here. >> that's right, david. as a legal matter, you don't need a quid pro quo. you just need to be able to prove the person knowingly solicited something of value from a foreign national to try to influence the 2020 election. but that kind of case is hard to prove and win, but the technical legal question isn't the most impor

jerry, which is going to run towards bermuda. karen developing overnight. that's likely to be our next named storm out there. trinidad and tobago got slammed by karen. now, tropical storm watches posted for puerto rico and the virgin islands. likely to impact those islands on tuesday, hopefully below models do nudge it our towards the u.s. by day five. and the front from phoenix to chicago, pushing to the east. cleveland, pittsburgh, getting some storms. very warm ahead of it, in the 80s and 90s, as autumn officially arrives tomorrow. >> rob, thank you. >>> next to the race against time after a tip about a possible bomb threat and a threat of a mass shooting at two schools. a little more than 24 hours later, police had a suspect in custody. what he said about his arrest. here's stephanie ramos. >> reporter: tonight, police say it was a tip that helped lead them to arrest this man, who they accuse of plotting against two schools in pennsylvania. >> i'm sorry. >> sorry for what? >> making a bad joke. >> reporter: but police say christian diehl's threats were

jerry hollendorfer was banned from santa anita and other tracks under the same leadership. four of his horses died at santa anita. he is still banned there. >>> today we saw prince harry follow in his mother's foot steps quite literally. he traveled to angola to help clear an area of land mines. it's the same exact walk the spot is now known as han 2. princess diana street. since then, the neighborhood has been cleared of being an active minefield, but there's still work to be done. prince harry is working to get rid of the thousands of land mines left in angola from the previous civil war. >>> coming up at 6:00. >> san francisco's new law says can you pay cash almost anywhere, but are businesses your brain is an amazing thing. but as you get older, it naturally begins to change, causing a lack of sharpness, or even trouble with recall. thankfully, the breakthrough in prevagen helps your brain and actually improves memory. the secret is an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. he

here's tropical storm jerry, the track of the storm should keep it north of any land mass. winds are at 45 miles per hour, moving to the west/northwest, and look how it stays to the north of the islands, north of puerto rico, north of the dominican republic, north of the bahamas before it takes that turn it will be a category 1 storm. we do have to watch that especially as we go on into the weekend. elsewhere across the country, we do have very warm temperatures, running about 15 to 20 degrees above average back through the midwest. 94 degrees in springfield, missouri, paducah, kentucky, 95 degrees today. then tomorrow we should get into the lower 80s in minneapolis some of the heat will continue to move east as we go into the weekend. mid-80s in pittsburgh. upper 80s in d.c. by sunday, and even in new york, we should get into the mid-80s by sunday too >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. we have some rain moving through parts of the north bay, and now into san francisco, as we see some spotty showers moving in out ahead of a cold front. we will see this moving fr

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and then moving up towards this area is jerry and we will be watching out for developments later on today. the focus right now is tropical depression imelda, you casee the rainfall so far in galveston, over 9 inches, houston over six. so here we go with that rainfall. this is a slow mover, moving about five miles an hour. the rainfall will be the biggest threat for portions of texas. over here in the bay area, here's the system that moved across northern california, in fact look at these lightning strikes right around reading and dicicco. lots of rain reports in the tahoe area with high elevation snow levels above 8000 feet. right now we have clear to partly cloudy skies. san francisco is 65, lots of 70s out toward concord and fairfield checking in at 80. here's a live look at the fog, it looks like a painting with the low clouds of backup toward the bay near the coastline. and here is the eventual warming trend headed our way. saturday should be the hottest day of the week: we could have a few spots inland at right around 90 degrees. overnight lows 50s, right into the low 60s. there is a