. >>> we got tropical storm jerry. minute.ow you jerry in a few let'so locawinds northeast at 6d it's absolutely a beautiful, comfortable jord fairly gorgeous late summer early fall afternoon that we'll be looking forward to as daytime eyes mid up toer 7p 0s and nice and comfortable out there earl we've got numbers in the 40s and50s. and pretty sayrt to. next couple days fall mid up toer 70s today. ommid 70sorrow. rebounding near 90. late summer, saturday surprise first day of fall. 92 it degrees. erin. >> 92 on first dayle fall. >> i know maybe arm thundersto >> what's up. >> that made me laugh tucker ie the leaves though. contrast between temperature and visual.wh wul you do about it righ now outer loop roadwork blocking few lanes past 50. delays backn towards l bridge that's really m dra jamming up 66 eastbound through fair faxt. ra side from that westbound 66 and overall 51 isinute trip gainsville to parkway normal volumeeo centervill and looking into massive delay to beltway because of trux andon metro time look a

[applause] hello. -- jerry: hello. i'm jerry, this is ben. for once in our 40 year partnership i get to go first, which is incredibly exciting. i might not even give the mic over to ben. i don't know. [laughter] jerry: as we say we are tremendously excited to be here, tremendously excited to be scooping ice cream. i do have to give my standard disclaimer that ben & jerry's, the company, does not support any political candidates or any political parties. they did not give the ice cream. however, i do have to say that ben and i personally do support political candidates. [applause] jerry: and we are all in for bernie. [applause] it is interesting. we have never campaigned for a presidential candidate before. that's because there has never been anyone like bernie before. he is completely unique. ben and i have been constituents of bernie's for over 30 years in vermont, starting when he was first elected mayor of burlington in 1981. we have seen firsthand how consistent and unwavering bernie is in fighting for everyday working people that nobody

. -- jerry: hello. i'm jerry, this is ben. for once in our 40 year partnership i get to go first, which is incredibly exciting. i might not even give the mic over to ben. i don't know. [laughter] jerry: as we say we are tremendously excited to be here, tremendously excited to be scooping ice cream. i do have to give my standard disclaimer that ben & jerry's, the company, does not support any political candidates or any political parties. they did not give the ice cream. however, i do have to say that ben and i personally do support political candidates. [applause] jerry: and we are all in for bernie. [applause] it is interesting. we have never campaigned for a presidential candidate before. that's because there has never been anyone like bernie before. he is completely unique. ben and i have been constituents of bernie's for over 30 years in vermont, starting when he was first elected mayor of burlington in 1981. we have seen firsthand how consistent and unwavering bernie is in fighting for everyday working people that nobody

[applause] jerry: hello. >> hello. jerry: very excited to be here. i'm jerry. this is ben. for once in our 40 year partnership i get to go first. this is incredibly exciting. i might not even give the mic over to ben. i don't know. [laughter] jerry: as i say, we are tremendously excited to be here, tremendously excited to be scooping ice cream. i do have to give my standard disclaimer that ben & jerry's, the company, does not support any political candidates or any political parties. they did not give the ice cream. however, i do have to say that ben and i personally do support political candidates. [applause] jerry: and we are all in for bernie. [applause] jerry: it is interesting. ben and i have never campaigned for a presidential candidate before. that's because there has never been anyone like bernie before. he is completely unique. ben and i have been constituents of bernie's for over 30 years in vermont, starting from when he was first elected mayor of burlington in 1981. we have seen firsthand how consistent and unwavering bernie is in fighting for everyday working p

ben cohen and jerry greenfield of ben & jerry's. [applause] jerry: hello. very excited to be here. i'm jerry, this is ben. for once in our 40 year partnership i get to go first, which is incredibly exciting. [laughter] i might not even give the mic over to ben. i don't know. [laughter] jerry: as we say we are tremendously excited to be here, tremendously excited to be scooping ice cream. i do have to give my standard disclaimer that ben & jerry's, the company, does not support any political candidates or any political parties. they did not give the ice cream. however, i do have to say that ben and i personally do support political candidates. [applause] jerry: and we are all in for bernie. [applause] jerry: it is interesting. we have never campaigned for a presidential candidate before. that's because there has never been anyone like bernie before. he is completely unique. ben and i have been constituents of bernie's for over 30 years in vermont, starting when he was first elected mayor of burlington in 1981. we have seen firsthand how consistent and unwavering bernie is in fightin

identity as their amusement so jerry what's your take on the sooty the update to it and trying to. remedy some of what people see as racism can i show the to the change i can buy when i go before and afters and this is the before my laptop everybody so this is but pete this is the updated version is a little bit not not very that there gerri are you happy now. the thing is that when. i was part of this company and when we started it i didn't start this company because i was bored i didn't start it because i was looking for when you started because there was that face which is very degrading to black people and i felt like we need to do something about it so my whole. goal is to get rid of the black face but so that the celebration can become a sort of gratian for everyone also making that changes even though we seem small and i do think that a lot of children growing up with 2 other people stop pointing the finger like people are saying you up because now they are seeing the parents can repeat the i see the people behind that it is more playful so he's about people not having to so

jerry nadler, chairman of this committee, explained these rules will make these hearings, subsequent hearings, more efficient and more effective as they try to build the public case against president trump. as that case democrats say gets stronger, they at the end of this entire effort will make a determination as to whether or not to introduce articles of impeachment against president trump to the full house. now, this has been the entire effort has been a point of contentionmong democrats on this committee because they've all talked about it differently, some say inquiry, other investigation, the control room can tell me if we have that sound, i'm not sure if we're going to use it now. our colleagues have been on the hill days now talking to lawmakers and they've described it differently. we can hear some of that now. >> i don't want to get caught in semantics. >> essentially the impeachment inquiry has begun. >> a bit technical inside baseball maybe. >> we're holding hearings for the purpose of investigating the possibility of voting articles of impeachment against the president.

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[music playing] (vo) this is jerry. jerry has a membership to this gym, but he's not using it. and he has subscriptions to a music service he doesn't listen to and five streaming video services he doesn't watch. this is jerry learning that he's still paying for this stuff he's not using. he's seeing his recurring payments in control tower in the wells fargo mobile app. 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. >>> officials in the bahamas say that the death toll from hurricane dorian has now risen to 30 and hundreds, possibly thousands are still missing at this point in time. damage and debris have made it impossible to reach some areas until now. we have cnn correspondent patrick oppmann and his crew who have been slowly making their way through grand bahama island. the power of the hurricane leaving jaw-dropping scenes of devastation. >> reporter: how do we explain the power of a category 5 hurricane? this is a pretty good example. you can recognize th

the jerry sandusky case at penn state. brock turner sexual assault case at stanford a few years back, these are failed communications. and the one that really, the book starts and ends with, the signature case i'm concerned with is the sandra brand case, which is one of those high profile encounters between african americans and law enforcement that was, excuse me, so much in the news a few years ago, which was a conversation between a young black man, black woman and a police officer who pulls her over, and the conversation goes off the rails. and i wondered why is it, why is it that we're, that we fail in these conversations with strangers? that's where the book comes from. susan: each one of your books has explored an aspect of human communication. what is it about this topic that you keep coming back to? why is it so important to you? malcolm: i don't know. i just think it is endlessly -- no one loves a transcript more than me. i am keenly interested in how people express themselves and how they succeed and fail at tha

i want to thank ben and jerry for what they do. this is labor day, and most of us have barbecues and a lot of fun. it is important to recognize what this day is about. today we thank the millions of men and women who do all the help ust they do to live good and decent lives. we thank our teachers and our childcare workers, our police officers, our firefighters, our emt. we thank the factory workers who need,e the products we the farmers who grow the food that we need. [applause] of people to think who make our communities great and who keep our country going, and today is the day to honor them. it goes without saying that i'm hearing raymond -- here in raymond today to ask for your support to win the democratic primary here in new hampshire. with your help we are going to do just that. [applause] goes without saying that i need your help to win the democratic nomination. saying thatwithout together we are going to defeat most dangerous president in the modern history of this country, donald trump. in poll after poll, in fact i don'

an i am jerry dratler. in addition to misrepresenting the side of the existing home, the project architect submitted flans that failed to show the size of the home demolished. he did not attest to the accuracy of the information in the environmental application and submitted the knowledge permit -- building permit with the increase in cost. the project is not necessary or desirable given the city's need for affordable rental housing and should be denied. the planning commission should inquiry construction with the same size home with the same number of housing units that were illegally demolished. >> public comment is closed. commissioner richards. >> commissioner richards: my issue was how big was the prior house? we have an appraisal from 2002. there were no building permits to enlarge. then we have a planning department notification 2671 square feet. these to me seem irrefutable it was no bigger than the appraisal of the planning notice says. >> appraised in 2002 noted the crawlspace, basement space. i t

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ben & jerry's treats their employees with respect. they have been a staunch ally of our family farmers during difficult times. they have been a protector of the environment and they have virtuallyhere for every important social justice fight in the last few years why want to thank ben & jerry's for what they do. [applause] >> this is labor day. of us do barbecues and have fun but it's an important thing to recognize what this day is about. thank the millions of men and women all over this country who do all the work that they do to help us live good and decent lives. we think our teachers and their thank ourworkers, we police officers, our andfighters, or emt folks all those people in health care. we thank the factory workers who produce the products that we need, the farmers who grow the food [applause] that we need. there is a lot of people to thank for make our communities keep our country going. today's the day to honor them. saying that i'm here in raymond today to ask for your support to win the democratic primary here in new ha

the jerry sandusky case at penn state. brock turner sexual assault case at stanford a few years back, these are failed communications. and the one that really, the book starts and ends with, the signature case i'm concerned with is the sandra brand case, which is one of those high profile encounters between african americans and law enforcement that was, excuse me, so much in the news a few years ago, which was a conversation between a young black man, black woman and a police officer who pulls her over, and the conversation goes off the rails. and i wondered why is it, why is it that we're, that we fail in these conversations with strangers? that's where the book comes from. host: each one of your books has explored an aspect of human communication. what is it about this topic that you keep coming back to? why is it so important to you? malcolm: i don't know. i just think it's endlessly, no one loves a transcript more than me. i am keenly interested in how people express themselves and how they succeed and fail at that. i

[music playing] (vo) this is jerry. jerry has a membership to this gym, but he's not using it. and he has subscriptions to a music service he doesn't listen to and five streaming video services he doesn't watch. this is jerry learning that he's still paying for this stuff he's not using. he's seeing his recurring payments in control tower in the wells fargo mobile app. 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. >>> the u.s. coast guard is pausing rescue efforts after a huge cargo ship ended up on its side off the coast of georgia. fire is hampering efforts. four people on the 24-member crew ship are still unaccounted for. the u.s. coast guard says this 71,000 ton vessel capsized after leaving the port of brunswick early this morning. the golden ray is carrying cars. >> we're still conducting rescue operations. we have assets on scene that continue to do what they can. it is a complex situation, so we're looking not just for the safety to be able to rescue

but jerry sr.'s vision of the church, just as ben was outlining, was to bring moral compass to the political world. that is not what liberty university under engineer jerry doing. it's been described as by one of the senior -- that was reported by one of the senior officials at liberty is the university is really a hedge fund. it's a real estate hedge fund now, this will be -- look, a lot of universities do what liberty university is doing and invest in a lot of companies. they have a return, but the line between a 501c-3 and if they were a private, for-profit companies, they could do a lot of these things. but there has been poll manipulation that has happened in the last campaign to bring up trump's numbers. they manipulated a cnbc poll to make trump look like he was a great businessman. that was done in the run-up to the campaign. that was done by the chief, jonjohn gauger, the chief tech person at liberty university, which separately owns a polling company, which seems really inappropriate for a

we have calls waiting and we go to jerry in orlando for michael greenberger. jerry, go ahead. smyrna actually, i'm in -- in newared a beach smyrna beach. we have electricity back on. it has not been a great night to sleep well, so my daughter lives two blocks away and has no electricity. we just text each other to find out what is going on with technology. it is a little scary still. we have a lot of rain still, and because i had access to the internet i was able to see it was off the coast here, and that is supposed to maybe get a little better by this afternoon. we are hanging and then hoping the electricity lasts. host: are you a native floridian and have you been there quite some time? caller: no, i have only been down here -- retired of course, over the last seven or eight years. had a couple of other hurricanes over the last two years. this one, last two hurricanes we had a lot of debris all over the place. out here, there is like nothing on the lawn. it is kind of amazing. i was thinking maybe we were getting more rain then wind. host: jerry in orlando, thanks for that.

of texas congress and taking aim at jerry nadler demanding he be removed as top democrat on the panel responsible for handling impeachment proceedings. lance joins us live next with the resolution he just introduced. heather: fox news alert, top republicans demanding to know who made the complaint about donald trump's phone call with ukraine. lindsey graham tweeting it is imperative to find out who, adding why didn't they lodged the complaint? donald trump slamming democrats as they ramp up impeachment calls. >> it is a disgrace to our country and another witchhunt, they can't do any work, they are frozen, the democrats are going to lose the election. heather: the complaint allegedly came from a cia officer. transparency group judicial watch suing of the state department for details on former vice president joe biden's dealings with ukraine. biden has been accused of pressuring ukraine's government into firing a prosecutor that investigated a firm that his son worked for. the watchdog group's president says the suit will be the first of many to get to the bottom of biden's alleged cor

[music playing] (vo) this is jerry. jerry has a membership to this gym, but he's not using it. and he has subscriptions to a music service he doesn't listen to and five streaming video services he doesn't watch. this is jerry learning that he's still paying for this stuff he's not using. he's seeing his recurring payments in control tower in the wells fargo mobile app. 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. at t-mobile, what can you get when you a buy a samsung galaxy note 10? a netflix subscription on us. and for a limited time. buy any samsung galaxy note 10 and get one samsung galaxy note 10 for free. >>> ton as the balms struggle to recover from severe storm damage we are seeing some eyakemle reunion this 10-year-old boy alex rode out the storms with relatives in a house whose roof collapsed. everyone survived but he became sfrat separated from his family. alex was flown to nassau where our crew captured the tearful reunion with relatives today. s

jerry falwell jr. facing backlash. can antonio brown play on sunday? we're going to begin with the democratic debate and the question of medicare for all. biden making his challenge to warren. >>> my distinguished friend, the senator on my left has not indicated how she pays for it. >> direct question. you said middle class families will pay less but will middle class taxes go up to pay for the program? >> what families have to deal with is cost. total cost. >> so let's get right to it now. the big picture. mark mckinnon is here. des ray barnes is here. joe lockhart. good evening. sounds like in this corner. you are all in the house. so good to have you. we're going to make you part of our fireside chat. this is our fire side chat. >> i love it. >> martin, going to start with you. we saw the top ten democrats on the stage. moderates, progressives. did voters get a better idea of how the people in the field differ, do you think? >> yeah, i think they really did. i think there was a much more forceful debate from joe bide dep and amy klobuchar particular

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the jerry sandusky case at penn state. brock turner sexual assault case at stanford a few years back, these are failed communications. and the one that really, the book starts and ends with, the signature case i'm concerned with is the sandra bland case which is one of those high profile encounters between african-americans and law enforcement that was, excuse me, so much in the news a few years ago which was a conversation between a young black man, black woman and a police officer who pulls her over and the conversation goes off the rails. and i wondered why is it, why is it that we're, that we fail in these conversations with strangers. that's where the book comes from. host: each one of your books has explored an aspect of human communication. what is it about this topic that you keep coming back to? why is it so important to you? malcolm: i don't know. i just think it's endlessly, no one loves a transcript more than me. i am keenly interested in how people ex-tress themselves and how they succeed and fail at that. i'm

now, some of the democratic leaders, however, have not quite aware if jerry nadler, has been, saying that they're just simply doing an ongoing investigation of matters that they have been looking into, such as potential obstruction of justice. i talked to one member of the committee, steve cohen earlier who told me this could have implications, even though he says the ultimate recommendation could be impeachment. take a listen. what do you think the democratic leadership cannot say they are conducting an impeachment inquiry right now? >> i have no idea. what i'm interested in is the facts that would be brought out by hearings, facts that the grand jury testimony has, that's where the meat and potatoes are in this mueller report. >> reporter: wouldn't it be helpful if everybody was on the same page and calling it the same thing? >> probably. but it's hard to get, you know, 235 people to call anything the same thing. >> reporter: now, we're still waiting for the chairman of the committee to come out, jerry nadler, we'll see if he addresses reporters, which is why i'm looking over in th

nadler, one of the weakest member of congress, a failed politician at every level, jerry nadler is going to uncover on donald trump of the fbi can the cia come the southern district of new york, the district of washington, the eastern district of virginia, basically the entire upper level, no, jerry nadler is going to get to the bottom, he's definitely got to be the one. >> when we get back i want to ask about this guy, also his collusion with the russians. you point that out in your new book. but before we do that, he makes a very interesting point. here we have this faux impeachment investigation. i want the machen people to understand the way this is supposed to work is the entire house of representatives votes on whether or not to pursue impeachment decree. a single committee of the house, which is populated by every left wing kook imaginable is not supposed to be driving that. this is nothing more. [inaudible] on the taxpayer dime, democrat party has hijacked the house of representatives using staff and our dollars to conduct opposition research to try to defeat the president of the

from michigan state and penn state, the jerry sandusky dr. nassar. let's watch the video and we'll come back and talk about that. coming to me with a concern about, you know, i guess had s words, somebody alked to him about inappropriate behavior in the shower. -- nd you told him him that it didn't happen and there wasn't, in my it wasn't inappropriate behavior. host: the court said differently and he is now long prison sentence. what should we take away from this and also the michigan state situation? yeah, so i have a case.er on the sandusky what interested me with the sandusky ase is not himself, but rather what the prosecutors did after they sandusky. hey went after the leadership of penn state for failure to act earlier on to prevent sandusky's misbehavior, which i think is absurd. verse rough chapter and why the prosecution was asking eople in positions of leadership to do things they should not do, that is ssentially, the charge -- so the president of penn state was forced to resign and is still 10 later, almost 10 years later fighting a legal

they did look at it, rightly or wrongly, deluding jerry nadler's standing here. including nadler's committee and we'll see how long it takes them to come up with conclusions to these various probes and whether they report to him that there are impeachable offenses that should go into articles of impeachment. >> danielle? >> i'm just so happy that this is finally happening. can i just say that? it's like -- >> i'm going to tell you, some democrats that we've heard from and some critics of donald trump say they come to this more in sorrow, it's sad to impeach a president. you're honestly saying based about what you think this president has done and got away with you're happy? >> yes. overall this is bad for our democracy and our country, of course it is. >> we've been in a sorrowful place for a while. >> i'd much rather have a president who didn't break and abuse all of our norms, but now that we do have one, i'm very happy that we are at the point as david said calling the thing what it is. >> and your position is -- you don't support impeaching trump because you

jerry nadler has started the investigations. you may get a more formal statement from leadership. host: last weekend this week with the dni acting director coming before the intelligence committee on thursday about the ukraine phone call, but the house oversight committee is working on an investigation in that round. -- realm. guest: what we did is go over the process. when you have a whistleblower who makes a complaint to the inspector general, the inspector general needs to determine whether it is urgent and serious. ,he inspector general did that and has an obligation to refer it to the agency head, the director of national intelligence. the director of national intelligence has to provide that complaint to congress within seven days, since 2010, since the status was set -- statute was set up. congress has gotten the complaint even in cases that were not urgent, and you have the director of national into intelligence -- national intelligence and blatant disregard refused to give this to congress. when i was asking the inspector general was, has this ever happened before? he sai

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but i want to focus on jerry nadler. he says impeachment proceedings already underway. break the political code here. what's really going on? >> what's really going on is that jerry nadler comes from a very progressive district. he also -- this was his moment in the sun. he desperately wants to move forward with an impeachment inquiry but nancy pelosi won't let him. she won't let him have the vote. so he's trying to make shies base and his progressive message feel like he's doing something when he's not officially doing it. look, i think if you're nancy pelosi, this is cut-and-dry. okay. louhan is one thing. you have nazi nancy pelosi or steny hoyer or james clyburn, the top three people in the democratic leadership, move any closer to impeachment. they only have their jobs because they're in the majority. nancy pelosi is looking at the 42 members who are in what's called the front line program, they elect democrats and of those 42 fewer than 10 have come out in favor of impeachment an that's because the public is not there. so she won't go there either. paul: i think w

jerry nadler started the proceeding. but i do believe we need to unify the entire house caucus around that position so that there is no debate or ee give indication or ambiguity. >> brad is a republican, international falls, minnesota. good morning. >> earning good morning, john. quite a deal going on now. and it's really, really, really sad that they turned it up to in point. i mean this is as far-fetched as telling the people that a spnz process -- on the whistleblower this is a about a young lady fired back a couple weeks back and didn't listen to the conversation. how can a whistleblower be a person that never heard the call? >> so brad. >> this is just a stunt. >> we're still waiting to find out more about the whistleblower complaint where do you get your manifestation. >> you know what, it's the writing on the wall, john. they know what's coming. they really know what's in the horowitz report and they know what durham found and doing everything they can right now to muddy the waters and block it because when they c

>> 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. >> thank you, rachel. >>> 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 head

jerry nadler screwed up the impeachment. now nancy pelosi is trying to put adam schiff as the leader. those who defend the president, we are not adam schiff's committee, so we are diminished in our ability to defend the president. meanwhile nancy pelosi gets to slough off the failures of jerry nadler. >> there are some things i think procedurally we can do. we have got to be asking for minority hearings. lou: they are entirely within your power. >> we can bring in witnesses. we don't even have to seena them. these people will come in and we can talk to them. and we can hold people like mr. schiff who said these horrible things on the floor in his committee today. we can do motion to censure. we can do things to hold their feet to the fire and make them explain as matt said. >> the fact that we allowed paul ryan to slow down our momentum to get to the origins of this corrupt investigation has put us in a worst position today than if we had been fighting with all the republican conference helping us out. lou: congressman biggs

the owner knew or should have known the boat was dangerous. >> captain jerry remained on the boat as long as he possibly could trying to get those radio calls in. within minutes he would have been consumed. they do their best. >> the passengers had no chance to survive because the layout of the boat, no one heard a working smoke alarm and the boat did not have a night watchman so this boat is nearly identical to the one, a crewmember telling investigators he went to bed at 2:00 at 2:00 am in the top area behind the wheel house. they can't get in through the top, the back or the front. they also said passengers were trapped in the bunkhouse beneath. >> they went to the double doors of the galley to try to get in but it was enveloped in flames. at that point, due to heat, flames and smoke the crew had to jump from the boat. >> reporter: this video a small piece of wood at the emergency hatch, this shows a full-size person struggling to get out of that hole. officials are trying to get outside the stairway, so steve the first guy moved backwards. the ntsb said it could issue interim fin

jerry nadler very closely in coordination with the speaker and the leader and the chair. and so the division is not quite what it's being made out to be. >> even adam schiff, the chairman of the house intelligence committee, he's reluctant to say this is formally, officially, an impeachment investigation. >> it's not necessary to use the magic words formally. we're in an impeachment investigation. jerry nadler said that plainly during the course the markup and the pass of the resolution. we're there. our committees is also looking at very important violations of emollients clauses. financial transactions. you know, this is something we must do. if i may, i do want to pivot and make sure it is not missed, the two other things that we did this week. we voted to protect our environment from the reckless drilling that this administration would like to hand off to pollute our waters and to harm our environment. so, we passed billings protecting us and our planet against more offshore drilling and drilling in the arctic. the other thing we did, very importantly, and i'm glad yo

. >> host: we would like to welcome a new face to "the communicators," congressman jerry mcnerney, a democrat from california. he's a member of the energy and commerce committee as well as cochair of the artificial intelligence caucus. welcome to "the communicators" and thanks for being here. >> guest: a pleasure to be here. >> host: i want to start with an issue that's in the news this week, and that's the state attorneys general investigating google especially for antitrust. what's your take on that? >> guest: what are the important factors is the california attorney general is not one of the 48. only two states declined in california is one of them. i have had a conversation with the attorney general about it, but google is a california-based company. if you want to look at how it's doing its business practices, it's important to do it in a very thoughtful way. i know the department of justice and the federal trade commission are also talking about doing investigations of anticompetitive practices of these companies. it's good to look at this and investigated and make sure the com

nadler from demanding bar recuse himself until we get to the bottom of this matter, quote from jerry nava, just getting started. >> we appreciate it, democrats focus on this political tug-of-war over the president's phone call with ukraine's president. no matter what happens with impeachment the scandal surrounding joe biden is not going away. >> if anybody exercised mafia-like tactics to strong-arm the ukrainians it was joe biden. what the purpose of all of that was, i suppose, a subject to some debate. i do know that rudy giuliani feels very strongly that there is not only smoke in the ukraine but fire as well as to what exactly was going on with our where's waldo candidate hunter biden. my sense is joe biden remains the leading contender for the democratic nomination and i have my doubts about whether that will continue because this is going to implode on everybody. i don't think this issue is going to drop. this is an irresistible subject matter and it will be delved into. >> robert will join us in the next hour of "fox and friends first". we have lots of folks coming up in the r

ben & jerry's released a new flavor "justice remixed." proceeds will go to the advancement national project. ben & jerry's has a long history of releasing a number of flavors tied to social issues. the ice cream giant and a group along with padagonia took out a page urging others to do the same. with us is ben & jerry's ceo. good to have you with us. tell us how this permeates your everyday life at the company talking about criminal justice reform. >> we're very lucky to have the values of our co-founders, jerry and ben, still guiding us every day. yes, we want to make the best ice cream in the world and wow people with our flavors but keeping our social mission and specifically focused on climate justice and social justice is something we do all the time. it's not either/or which is a false narrative in the business world. >> i threw out this term big corporation. how the way you do business is different from those in another company, the way those on the business roundtable would do business. >> b corp is the best structured approach to

and then we've got tropical storm jerry strengthening into a hurricane by the time we head into friday. into the weekend as it passes north of puerto rico, we'll be talking about some rain and wind on the island. kenneth, mona? >> adam, thank you. >>> turning to the growing fallout from the massive attack on the saudi oil industry, president trump is now threatening to hit iran with a new round of economic sanctis. >> secretary of state mike pompeo is speaking in much harsher terms after arriving in saudi arabia, calling the attack a quote act of war even as iran threatens to retaliate if targeted, the president is leaving his options open. >> there are many options. and there's the ultimate option, and there are options a lot less than that. and we'll see. we're in a very powerful position. >> when you say the ultimate option -- >> i'm saying the ultimate option meaning go in, war. >> the saudis have released new evidence saying it shows the strike was sponsored by iran. >>> iran is just one of the challenges inherited by president trump's fourth national security adviser. the preside

it seems like house judiciary chairman jerry nadler is really ready to get this things going. are those two still in agreeme agreement? >> i don't think so, i think there are three things they were considering, political, practical, and since i need a third word that starts with p, i will say philosophical component. there is basically an oversight responsibility of congress. i think it's reasonable they do that. but on the political side, some of the districts support it, but to vince's point, most don't. from a practical standpoint, even if the house voted this way, it's doa at the senate, so you got to recognize an election coming up, can be a referendum on the president of united states, so we'll have a decision whether the american people care about this are not already in a couple of months. >> shannon: okay, i want to circle back to the former vice president joe biden, now getting criticism from david axelrod. one thing to have gaffes, another to change your record but here's a bit of a mashup of various media outlets talking about the treatment of the former vice presi

thank you so much. >> thank you. >> my name is jerry with the san francisco land use coalition. this is simple. it is a demolition of 27 square foot home. i think the facts should be on the table. it is no different than demolition at 655 alvarado. it eliminated two units of affordable rental housing and displacement of 20 year tenant. second unit was illegal unit behind the garage. all of these facts need addressed prior to looking at the design solution. thank you. >> good evening. i live apartment 4105 21st street across the street. i encourage you to not give continuance. we received notice from the sponsors at 4:30 p.m. yesterday when we changed our schedules. it is an illegal demolition. the impact is something that is worth considering today. we are happy to come later on as well. we are here to give you facts and opinion. i encourage you not to give this continuance. thank you so much. >> i am tony paris across the street from the property. i am in objection to the continuance today. i feel it would be the appropriate time to hear from the neighbors regarding issues that

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

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. >>> welcome back. john berman here in jensen beach, florida. this is cnn's special live coverage of hurricane dorian. just in the time of that commercial break, during the break there was driving rain. i could barely see the camera from where i am. driving rain, complete cloud cover, and now the sun is out just seconds later. that's how quickly things can change here. they will change like that many more times over the next several hours. within a few hours the rain will come in and stay for 24 hours or maybe even longer. hurricane dorian causing major concerns all up the florida coast and mandatory evacuations as the water comes in here where i'm standing. mandatory evacuations in several counties up the coast in florida, georgia and south carolina as well. i want to go to rosa flores who's in daytona beach, florida, where there are mandatory evacuation orders und