erin, good m morning. >> gorning. that's right, the six blue and yellow line stations south of reagan national reopening improvement project wrapped up. roads are quiet except for an inner loop csh on the rampto co. we'll have a full look at yr mmute in a moment. >> l's give you more det on metro. we're tracking it course happening today metro those six blue yellow line stations south of nareagan natio final testing was conductedyest. the stations were closed all summer for repairs and also upgrades. the final touches are still being made and the agency is reminding riderso stay vigilant of any construction. t >> 4:31 is theime right now. and more than three years afr a deadly gason exp at an apartment complexn silver spring state regulators a calling out washington g >> they say the utility failed to fix a piece of equipment that actually caused that blast. fox5's melanielnwick is live at the flower branch apartments with newt information and mel, what can you tell us? reporter: hey, good morning, guys. yeah, no, so

that's your forecast, erin take the over on traffic. >>> right now, mike, it is i got my first cup of coffee, and unfortunately we do have road work, 95 northbound out by route one, so as you make your way up, in virginia, coming towards fredericksbur this morning, you'lltit heading northbound again in spotsylvania inri fredesburg, left lane blocked at route one causing slowdown, 95 northbound daleel city to thtway is nice and quiet, 66 eastbound, now they're being crazy, ts is 270. i don't know what's happening, there's the maryland drive, everything is working, ut the good news is aside from that construction coming up from spotsylvania, into stafford, we are seeing quiet conditions t elsewhere. coming up ons fox 5morning, results of a new survey shedding light on first responders. as we head tobr eak. things cruising on westbound 270. we'll be right back. ♪ . ♪ . ♪ . >>> welcome back to fox 5 news d news for washington fans running back derrius guice i suffered annjury to his rhtgame. he's listed as active for sunday's game againstda as. alive.p hope >> got to have hope. >> g

i'm erin burnett. trump's white house silencing a whistle-blower, a whistle-blower with an urgent and credible report about president trump. today sources tell us that the independent inspector general for the intelligence community would not tell lawmakers details about the complaint when he met with them behind closed doors today and we are told tonight that the white house and the justice department were involved in that decision and the mystery of this complaint deepens tonight. we are learning that this, quote, credible and urgent complaint involves multiple actions between the president and a foreign leader. communications that involve president trump making a promise of some sort. that specific is according to "the washington post," so what was that promise and who did trump make it to? frankly, these are questions that must be answered and yet at this hour trump's people are hiding them from congress which by law says it has the right to see the complaint. >> this shows how someone is trying to

. >> erin and mike are both here with us to kick off the work week. good to see you both. >> yes, good morning. >> right now metro is on time. majors in thendistrict, maryla virginia looking goe. you know we hav these big protestslanned for later today, shutdown d.c. climate control protests. as long as we know where tlo rosures will be at 7:00 a.m. i'll have you covered. that could be a big story this >> all right, fall. hello. >> almost one full hour into it. yeah. >> you're right, it definitely doesn't feel like it and i'm sorry to say it, notf most o this week it will. take look.maybe we get a little tomorrow at 83 degrees but we run back up to 90's. by theerecol 'lcoming up. ladies. >> thank you 5:00 this morning, we are learning more about an apparent attack that ended up killing a man atgr >> fox5's melanie alnwick has the ofate o tshhee joinths us livem frederick withrehe tl, good morning. >> reporter: goo morning guys. o heit was 15 and ic16-year-olds are in pol custody until their court appearance. it happed on tt hes midway he posted on sna

i'm erin burnett. "out front" tonight, the breaking news and it is historic news, the speaker of the house, nancy pelosi just going before cameras to tell the nation the democrats are moving to impeach the president of the united states. >> last tuesday we observed the anniversary of the adoption of the constitution on september 17th, sadly, on that day the intelligence community inspector general formally notified the congress that the administration was forbidding him from turning over a whistleblower complaint on constitution day. this is a violation of law. shortly thereafter press reports began to break of a phone call by the president of the united states calling upon a foreign power to intervene in his election. this is a breach of his constitutional responsibilities. the facts are these, this week the president has admitted to asking the president of the ukraine to take actions which would benefit him politically. the actions of the trump presidency revealed dishonorable fact of the president's

i think actually erin and i have some common ground. there are principles that we agree on and that agree that we parked ways it has largely to do with how those principles apply in practice. i thought maybe i would start by clarifying based on our opening remarks what i see as their areas of agreement and disagreement. first i empathetically believe that courts and i would add dollars, politicians and the general public have to take the second amendment seriously. i think that to the degree that we part ways it's about what that means in practice, what it entails to take the second amendment seriously. i also think part of taking the second amendment seriously is taking seriously the supreme court's decision in the district of columbia versus heller case. as pete mentioned i was onthe losing side of that case so i'm not the most natural candidate to be up here celebrating its legacy or defending it as president . and to be clear i have qualms and criticism with the way that opinion was reasoned to some extent with its result but i've a

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erin? >> manu, thank you very much. >>> "outfront" next, vice president mike pence is in ireland staying 200 miles away from where he's doing business. to fly and drive to get there, why? there is a reason and it's donald trump. ♪ don't get mad, put those years to work with e*trade. (door bell rings) it's ohey. this is amazing. with moderate to severe ulcerative colitis, are you okay? even when i was there, i never knew when my symptoms would keep us apart. so i talked to my doctor about humira. i learned humira can help get, and keep uc under control when other medications haven't worked well enough. and it helps people achieve control that lasts. so you can experience few or no symptoms. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. before treatment, get tested f

i'm erin burnett. out front tonight, the breaking news, the house intelligence committee about to get briefed about a quote, and credible and urgent complaint from a whistle-blower. the chairman of that committee adam schiff just announcing that the intelligence community's independent inspector general will go meet with lawmakers tomorrow, but and this is a crucial but, we have no indication that the nation's top intelligence officials will budge on the refusal to comply with the subpoena from schiff's committee to turn over the actual complaint. he'll talk about the process, but unlikely to hand over the goods about what is so urgent and important. why? could it be at the direction of president trump himself? >> the director has said essentially that he's answering to a higher authority and refusing to turn over the whistle-blower complaint. this is deeply troubling. >> this is deeply troubling, so what is the threat and why is it urgent? it's a big deal that a whistle-blower is making a claim that i

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this is about justice, erin. and we're not going to stop until we get it. >> attorney general healey, i'm glad to have you on and appreciate your time. and i want to make sure our viewers know the sackler family put out a statement after filing today saying, we are hopeful that those parties will ultimately shift their focus to the resources that the settlement provides to the people and problems that need them. >>> and next, an outspoken immigrant rights activist in custody after inviting i.c.e. to speak to his community. is that what led to his arrest? walking a dog can add thousands of steps to your day. walking this many? that can be rough on pam's feet, knees, and lower back. that's why she wears dr. scholl's orthotics. they relieve pain and give her the comfort to move more so she can keep up with all of her best friends. dr. scholl's. born to move. know what goes great with steak more shrimp! and you know what goes great with that shrimp? steak and unlimited shrimp! and this year, with two freshly made sid

i'm erin burnett. out front tonight, the fix was in. a white house official telling cnn that acting chief of staff mick mulvaney told commerce secretary wilbur ross to, quote, fix the problem, after the nation's weather officials put out facts which contradicted trump's claim thattal bamma w a in the path of hurricane dorian. the problem, quote, and the problem is speaking the truth about the projected path. he resorted to his rants about hoax and fake. >> did you tell your chief of staff to have noaa disavow those forecasters who said that alabama was not in the path of the storm? >> no. i never did that. that's a whole hoax by the fake news media when they talk about the hurricane and when they talk about florida and they talk about alabama. that's just fake news. it was right from the beginning, it was a fake story. >> well, the truth here, of course s that trump made what could have been chalked up as a mistake, a simple mistake ten days ago. >> alabama could even be in for at sleeleast some very strong w. this just came up, unfortu

erin how are the roads. >>> 5:07. metro on time but problems on the road, outer loop this crash moved to the shoulder, that's good news at good luck road, unfortunately delay back to 50. wash out for a -minute slow down. we're dealing withuter loop laad work invirginia, 66 you'll coun bloenckedr betweteen 50 an litt river turnpike, itooks like clearing shortly. secondaries looking great,o problems on the to union, reag problem-free, outside the beltway looking good on21 0 as well as fort washington. questis erin@fox5 on twitter. >>> prosecutors in new york want to see the president's tax returns. >>> first responders among local county are dealing with a possible expose t o>> heading to break, looking live on thissd tay morn 7in3 de this. ♪ ♪ >>> 5:10 this morning, a manhattan district attorney subpoenaed years of the presiden e tfa porn star stormys >>> theiete whien d hou f me u jutethey're ca illing the first impeachment dvar them tisefy subpoenas. lawyers for both men say they and sev eralolwing aen yesterda a

absolutely, erin. president trump watched corey lewandowski on air force one on his way to california today and expressed his approval almost immediately over twitter saying it was such a beautiful opening statement and he went on to thank corey for it and he tweeted a link to the testimony on c-span. press secretary stephanie grisham praising the statement and several aides have praised his combative performance and right out of the gate lewandowski was catering to the president and no doubt the president liked what he heard when lewandowski talked about the privilege it was to work for his campaign and lewandowski took a swipe at president obama and joe biden saying they had the responsibility to the american people to ensure the integrity of the 2016 election and that trump had been harassed since the day he took office. you see, they're repeating many of the same talking points president trump himself has made. there was an interesting point today when lewandowski said the reason he didn't relay pr

let's go out front. >> and good evening, i'm erin burnest. "out front" tonight the high stakes showdown. this is the third democratic debate about to begin. for the first time, joe biden facing off against elizabeth warren. the front runner versus the leading liberal. for both this is a pivotal evening. now, warren has been chipping away at biden's lead, steadily rising. now only six points separate the two. team biden revealing new details about the former vp's strategy. help wants to build upon his former boss' record, which was the focus of a new ad. >> sometimes you step back and don't say something you say. barack obama is an extraordinary man. >> he wants to emphasize that relationship and another man paying very close attention to the debate is president trump. he spoke just a couple moments ago about who he thinks will be the person he faces off against in 2020. >> he should be able to make it. i would imagine biden would be able to make it if he doesn't make any major mistakes. >> if he doesn't make any major mistakes. yes, sir ka de

erin burnett starts raight now. >>> this is cnn breaking news. good evening. i'm erin burnett. we begin with breaking news. the white house tried to keep secret, cnn learning this hour the white house also tried to limit access to prdzesident trump's conversations with muhammad bin salman and vladimir putin. the conversation with the saudi prince was treated differently and occurred when trump was siding with the crown prince over the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi. another part of the whistle-blower complaint may be true to quote the complaint again and according to white house officials i spoke with, this is the whistle-blower. this was, quote, not the first time under this administration, but a presidential transcript was placed into this code-word level system solely for the purpose of protecting politically sensitive, rather than national security sensitive information. we don't know if these additional calls were put on the super secure system, but what we do know happened to them is stunning and we have more on that in just a moment. i want to make sure you also kn

i'm erin burnett. "outfront" tonight, trump stumped. the president who claims to know better than anyone else suddenly knows nothing about an incredibly damning allegation based on cnn's exclusive reporting. here's trump late today. >> can you respond to the reports today that say that you have mishandled classified information to russia. >> no, i know nothing about it. i see the cia responded perfectly, so whatever the cia said is fine with me. but i heard they responded perfectly. i know nothing. >> okay, the question first to cnn's bombshell report that trump's intelligence community, the cia, extracted a crucial spy from russia, in part because of fears that trump, the president of the united states, trump could expose the spy through his mishandling of classified information. according to administration officials, the decision to remove the spy -- who i want to be clear, was a crucial spy for a few reasons, one of which was that this person was at a very high level inside the russian government and was considered vital to the unite

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i'm erin burnett. out front tonight, unprecedented and that is how the acting director of the national intelligence described the whistle-blower complaint today. >> i believe everything in this matter is totally unprecedented. >> intelligence chief office capitol hill testifying moments after the whistle-blower's complaint was released publicly. maguire, longtime military career, 36 years, was picked for this job by trump and he was unable to defend trump's assertion that the whistle-blower is a political hack. >> you don't believe the whistle-blower's a political hack, do you, director? >> believe that as i said before, mr. chairman, i believe the whistle-blower is operating in good faith. >> well, then you don't have any reason to accuse them of disloyalty to our country or suggest they're beholden to another country, do you? >> sir, absolutely not. i believe that the whistle-blower followed the steps every step of the way. i think the whistle-blower did the right thing. i think he followed the law e

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i'm erin burnett. out front tonight, the breaking news. trump asking a foreign leader for joe biden. the whistle-blower complaint about an urgent threat to national security involved a phone call between trump and the president of ukraine. on that call trump asked the ukrainian leader to investigate joe biden owe s's son. not just once. trump asked the ukrainian president about eight times on that call to investigate. eight times. one phone call. all this because hunter biden was doing business in ukraine when his father was vice president. we'll get to the details on that shortly. just a short time ago, joe biden responded saying, quote, there is truly no bottom to president trump's willingness to abuse his power and abase our country. this behavior is particularly abhorrent because it exploits the foreign policy of our country and undermines our national security for political purposes. since this major development broke that we now know who the phone call was with and we now know how many times trump asked for his -- for joe biden's son

at that same news conference, his sisters, erin and katie, thanked the investigation team but then erin turned to the tragedy that shattered her childhood and changed her family forever. >> we've been waiting just about 24 years now for some closure for things that transpired in california. you know, things that i will never be able to forget. things my family will never be able to overcome. >> erin's aunt believes that the county failed her sister and family. she wants karlsen prosecuted for the murder of her sister and keeping the pressure on in part with this facebook page devoted to christina and levi. >> i think they need to right the wrong. >> it appears someone was listening. in 2014, karl karlsen was charged with first-degree murder in the 1991 death of his wife. he was extradited to california where he awaits his trial. karlsen plead not guilty and if convicted, he could face the death penalty. >> you don't get a free pass because you commit a second one. you don't get a free pass because 20 years passed. it's time that karl is held accountable for what he did to christina in 1

>> good evening, erin. and again, thank you for having me in, allowing the bahamas an opportunity to talk about what is taking place. you know, the reports that you -- we just heard, they are harrowing and deeply deeply distressing speaking to the distress and what people are experiencing on abaco and grand bahama. as it relates to the death toll, the prime minister has cautioned and living here and understanding what's taking place we understand why. you know, until we can get confirmation of the death toll, we are cautious in what we say. so we have all heard the stories. yes, we expect the death toll to rise. but i think it's out of respect for family members and for verification. and you hope that that process will be sooner rather than later to assist people. and it is a question that's being posed more and more. and so we want to be responsible and want to give real answers as quickly as possible. but it's still totally unknown. >> and what do you need to know this? i mean, to your -- to the point you

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let's go "out front". >> good evening, i'm erin burnett. the whistle-blower complaint is in the hands of congress this hour, the same report that has rocked trump's presidency making him only the fourth president in american history to face impeachment. members of the house and intelligence committees are going in a secure room to read it and here is what chairman schiff just said after emerging from that room? >> i found the allegations deeply disturbing. i also found them very credible. the complaint was very well written and certainly provides information for the committee to follow up with other witnesses and documents. i think that what this courageous individual has done has exposed serious wrongdoing. >> schiff, of course, is the democratic chair of house intel and it is not just democrats now, republican senator ben sasse telling reporters after seeing it, republicans ought not be rushing to circle thing with wagons saying there's no there there when there is a lot troubling there. and remember, and it is important as we go through

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rob: erin, there's a lot of smoke there, we will see, erin and kevin. >> thank you. [laughter] rob: have a good week. jillian: fox news alert overnight a suicider bomber attacks base in somalia, bombing suggesting ongoing attack, no word yet whether anyone was hurt, extremists have claimed responsibility for the explosion french president set to be layed to rest, dozens of world leaders including bill clinton honor to go honor exhead of state, memorial service and private funeral being held today, 86 year's old and led the country from 1995 until 2007. the remains of a world war ii soldier back on american soil after 77 years, army technician john was killed in 1942 during a battle in papa new guine. winter storm dropped records amount of snow in montana, look at that, the governor declaring a winter storm emergency. rob: ridiculous, before they got over 2 feet of snow when it's 85-degrees in new york. knocked out power and brought down trees, a liz or warning in effect and janice dean is here with the latest. >> 45-inches of snow. [laughter] janice: incredible, we a

erin como has. your traffic >> 4:36 right now. taking a look at roads. i can tell you volume is very lo 3t on brokidgein. in fact all of our areain ariesdg georgree's county also flowing. still dealing with this road slo that's good news. x5any questions at erin fo.c. o. we're going to keep you updated on all the area roads. back to you, wisdom and holly. >> all right. coming up on fox5 morning, kevin hart slammed for his comments during a discussion th rapper lil nas x and he decided to come o. >> and amazon changinghe game again. this time, though, it involves how the cheout goes down at the grocery store. >> we're going to break right now at 4:37, 75 is theba temperature. in a moment. >> ♪ >> ♪ ♪ 39e♪eb whrihes we sto you're engaging with media foreg ignorance ofor feigning egggorg. asked the rapper why people are taught to hate hart you may remember lost a chance to host the oscars because of the pastmmts. so that's that. >> so, they're upset for kevin hart because he's acting like he didn't know anything about homophobia. >> rht. that's the

i'm erin burnett. out front tonight. it was personal. we are learning more this hour about the bitter breakup between trump and bolton. a source tells cnn that president turned on his now former national security adviser john bolton because he thought bolton made him look bad this week. bolton wanted to humiliate bolton in an exchange. there's bolton at the white house 8:44 a.m. this morning, work as usual taking a phone call outside and he then went in and led a meeting with top administration officials and then, boom, a tweet. the operative part of that tweet, quote, i informed john bolton last night that his services are no longer needed at the white house. well, that's not bolton's version. sources tell cnn bolton was livid and it was a source for a story about how bolton told trump that hosting the taliban at camp david was a bad idea. trump, of course, was resoundingly slant right around the 9/11 anniversary and he thought bolton was the one who made him look bad. the president says he's the one who fired him last night. he said no

[applause] erin: thank you. and now it is my distinct honor to introduce two men who share this vision. [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

[applause] erin: thank you. and now it is my distinct honor to introduce two men who share this vision. 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 b

i'm erin burnett. welcome to a special edition of outfront. we begin with the breaking news this hour. hurricane dorian, the massive deadly storm is lashing the florida coast. powerful winds whipping on shore. conditions are getting worse with each passing hour. and it is going to be hours upon hours and hours. this is from moments ago from melbourne beach, florida. mandatory evacuations are underway there. let's show you the storm from the international space station. 300 miles wide. right now winds up to 145 miles per hour. the picture of the storm's eye just tweeted by u.s. astronaut on board the space station. as that storm is essentially stationary, ravaging the bahamas which has been doing since it came ashore 30 hours ago. it is the most powerful storm in known history to hit the bahamas. thousands of homes and businesses are gone. an entire island is without power tonight. it is way too early to have any sense of the death toll. to give you an idea of just how high the storm surge was, what the united states could be looking at, you ca

we are live from new york and i'm erin burnett. voters are asking the top ten democratic candidates about the climate crisis. scientists tell us we have only 11 years. so that's until 2030, to cut global pollution by half if we want to avoid the very worst consequences of the climate emergency. think bigger fires in the west or deadlier heat waves, super charged storms like the one we're seeing now, hurricane dorian which is hovering off the coast of florida as we speak. we'll hear from amy klobuchar. now please welcome kamala harris of california. >> hello. hello. >> if you become president on day one, senator harris, do you declare a national emergency on the climate? >> well, i certainly would declare an emergency, a drinking water emergency. if you don't mind, i'm going on stand. and i think it is critically important that we immediately on day one get back into the paris agreement. i think it is important that on day one we immediately ratify the agreement in terms of the montreal protocol and that amendment. and i think it is

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b>>k thaoonks so much, erin. >> thank you. as aill this next celeb s rapper - guest onpe rapr i-pod cast expeditiously where he spied the teanplans on beinge d while he' never get married again. nick cannon says his balance with lup lead him to rea he doesn't want to be responsible for someone else's ppffa >> so he mwig thtt g on -- i gut e a, um, you know.withas i get it. i he g ot always betmiuntnbl a n his hf somebody else i >> nick you might -- maybe y just haven't met the right person for your nec marriage, right? a lotti of s possible say they're not going to get married and they meet. the >> ut-oh. here i am walking downhe aisle again. >> in lov. >> all right. >>> this next story the tale of two michelles. williams and actress michelle williams. >> one of t is actually fed up being mission taken or the other. let's send t this one downo kevin for all these details. >> is kevin moved from that chair in the den all>>orning. o, no, no i've been sitting here since 6:50am. >> you looknk good. >> thaou very much. >> comfy. >>

if you like value, maybe you like energy, erin? >> i thinks that right if you like value. i think there is still risk in the energy stocks. that will really take a catalyst for investors to get meaningfully longer. if you want energy outright, own the commodity. i still think the risks ahead particularly as we look into 020, it is a hard environment to meaningfully break out >> it is small expose your in the s&p, i own devon and more. i avoid the high data shael plays. >> kmi it is easy the guy just keeps buying his own stock back he's the man >> the final trades here >> i'm going to toss out apple if you think about everything keith and erin talked about. the behavior last fall was so wrong on the part of those selling it >> erin brown on pimco >> i like owning the defense sector this is really at the positive end of given what we'll face in the coming year, i think you want to stay vested in defense >> marathon petroleum. this is more about what is going on with elliott and the decisions being made because of that, i think the stock goes higher. they've been right if thi

erin, erin, we're half way through t month already. >> i can't believe it. g 're creepinto october already. look at wcreeengpi the big wheel down there at national harbor, your wilson bridge out then the background, gary mcgrady standing by, how you doing? >> i love how they leave it on for our shot for 7:00 a.m. and they turn it off in a fews. minute >> they're niceik oe somehow, not sure how. sunny and dry sunshine today wt have much sterday, we'll get a lot today,showers, sprinkles, a couple of thunderstorms yesterday but we are' all dry today. we're transitioning into a fairly dry period it looks like as we head off into theek work and it looks like we're going to heat up, too. 73 in n town,ow they're 60s, notice upper 50s back out to the west. what's important about that? that means d air is coming in. so even thoh we'reoing to be pretty hot today, mid to upper 80s, the humidity as we progress through the day, should co down just a lil bit. now there's a couple of showers you can s off on the eastern shore a little shower activity e east though.allth pu

guys, i will throw it to you, erin. you know these valuations people are saying at these private valuations you're over paying for businesses that don't make money. >> yeah. there are a couple issues specifically with peloton. one they're valued 8 billion. one of these huge ipos that is coming out very highly valued and another thing not openly do they have losses, most ipo companies they go out when they still are incurring losses. the problem with peloton they admitted they have financial accounting problems. they're actually not sure about their own accounting. on top of that their losses doubled last year. so particularly bigger warning red flags around peloton than a lot of other ipos that we've seen. i think that shows, i believe this is the second worst ipo this year in performance. so i think investors should definitely stay clear of this one. susan: actually their losses quadrupled last year but sales are up 110% over the past 12 months. in fact churn rates are below 1% since '77. if you pay for growth, at leas

i would stake my life on it. >> erin moriarty joins us. life in prison seems extreme under the circumstances. >> yes. can i tell you that these people really opened up their lives to us. most of the time there were no attorneys there. there were no limit to the kind of questions i could ask. i found them very credible, very open. and one of the reasons why i wanted to get this on the air is we really wanted to give this family something that they have not gotten up to now, particularly skylar richardson, the presumption of innocence. looking at the case as it is. and it's a complicated case. and it's an emotional, tough case. >> you wonder -- everybody wonders when you hear that someone didn kere pregnant. but you look at the picture, and -- >> i get it. >> you get it. >> that's why we put that. at 7 1/2 months, she's wearing a two-piece, and her parents -- when you have someone with an eating disorder, you're afraid to talk about weight. they didn't want to keep bringing it up. they thought she looked healthy. one of the things that reall

support is absolutely critical to that. >> erin mclaughlin there for us in kiev, thank you. by the way, welcome to nbc news. and ryan heath, thank you as well, do come back when we have more time. i will see you tomorrow morning on "today." "andrea mitchell reports," picking up our coverage right now. >> thank you, craig melvin. >>> now on "andrea mitchell reports," developments moving at light speed as speaker nancy pelosi reacts to the white house release of notes from his call with ukraine's leader. will any republicans break ranks with the president and will his witch hunt refrain stick? >> the fact is the president of the united states in breach of his constitutional responsibilities has asked a foreign government to help him in his political campaign at the expense of our national security as well as undermining the integrity of our elections. that cannot stand. he will be held accountable. no one is above the law. >> i did read the transcript. it remains troubling in the extremely. it's deeply troubling. >> there's no pressure ever. it's the single greatest witch hunt

maryland outer loop looks good, 270 pleast's questions erin@fox5dc on twitter. coming up. residents in college park call on umd students to stop partying hard. as we head to break, the time is back after♪ . >>> fox 5exclusive. one day after showing you video of a brutal metro station e' attack,re hearing from a new victim of another mob style attack in our region. >>> amazon career day, the online giant could be looking to hire yo and roughly 30,000 other people who have the tneed. >>> andlly ski today's theay ou intern child has been waiting for, ovo's cereal goes on sale. fox 5 news morning at 5:00 a.m. starts now.♪ you for joining us. >> i want aow b cerleal right about now. it's tuesday, september 17th, we'll dour best teto geday, wot you we'll>> start. good morning, nice big sip of vicoffee,ouslybl lng alles o loop, t right lane blocked. traffic is movingut the temporary halt is causing a towards good luck roing up

correspondent erin telltale is standing by in moscow with the view from there so how were the results looking so far aaron. well so far the numbers we're seeing coming in here in moscow indicate that at least within the russian capital that the opposition has managed to tack up a major victory when it comes the likes into the city council now outside in the more regional areas of moscow it seems like they do now to see and i did russia as men able to maintain their grip on power but really all eyes were here on the russian capital i mean this is been the scene of some of the most violent protests we've seen in recent weeks and i think part of that has actually kind of turned around and given the opposition a real gust of wind a real boost of support which is part of the reason that we've seen them make such extreme inroads into the the local seats of power in government so the opposition the big winner in this election you highlighted some of the factors why do you think that they were able to pull this off well there's kind of 2 things that are really kind of working together on the

. >> erin and mike are both here with us to kick off the work week. good to see you both. >> yes, good morning. >> right now metro is on time. majors in thendistrict, maryla virginia looking goe. you know we hav these big protestslanned for later today, shutdown d.c. climate

so erin put out the word on social media and hundreds of yellow cars flooded their alexandria, virginia, neighborhood before dawn. five-year-old margot giller williams made a sign. >> everybody came out to celebrate, right? >> right, instead of a birthday party, it's a birthday parade. >> i love bumblebee! >> reporter: it seemed like the whole neighborhood watched with whitaker alongside those yellow cars more than a mile to his school. >> it's my birthday. >> you're in a bumblebee, whitaker. >> reporter: his long-term prognosis is uncertain, but what is certain, this is a day for a superhero. jan crawford, cbs news, alexandria, virginia. >> o'donnell: here's to a birthday parade and to whitaker. that is the "cbs evening news." i'm norah o'donnell in new york. thank you so much for watching. we'll see you back here tomorrow, and on this 9/11, we will never forget. good night.

erin gibbs with me now, the cio of gibbs wealth management. erin, great to see you. so quickly on boeing, how much can one stock story like in that affects the dow affect larger sentiment? >> you know, i think we've got so much bigger worries over the tariffs, and this entire season, the past six months, boeing's story has really been contained within just the boeing stock. it hasn't really even spread even to the airlines. they have so many bigger concerns over oil prices and tariffs that that's what's weighing on the stocks -- deirdre: i want to pick up on what you said there. the u.s. and china can't agree on a date, and china filed with the wto. >> yeah. so that ooh -- that's a big signal. they're filing a complaint against the united states, that's we're starting to do the blame game. deirdre: a progression where the two can figure out a framework or they keep all yen nateing -- alienating one another. >> yeah. today's market reaction is definitely that negative sentiment of we're not heading toward resolution, and for u.s. investors really getting used to the i