how so >> reporter: kate, it certainly could. we're already seeing evidence of that in the low-lying islands, particularly in the northern part of the bahamas. the storm surg that's more than 20 feet high has already inundated them causing a lot to disappear even as dorian leaves, this coastline may never look the same. >> morgan, thank you >>> there's now a hurricane warning in effect for parts of eastern florida, as dorian heads toward that state south carolina's governor has just ordered evacuations. gabe gutierrez is in stewart, florida. >> we have a mandatory evacuation as of 1:00 p.m. >> reporter: tonight, along parts of florida's east coast, the rush is on to get out. >> this storm at this magnitude could really cause massive destruction, and do >> reporter: in palm beach county, donna kirby is evacuating her parents, both in their late 80s. >> if it doesn't take here as a category 5, so you have to act >> reporter: today president trump visited fema's headquarters. >> i'm not sure i've heard of a category 5. i knew it exi

kate. >> morgan, thank you. and of course people on the kate >> morgan, thank you and of course people on the east coast are nervously watching dorian's track more than a million residents up through the carolinas are being warned to get out and get out now. nbc gabe gutierrez is on the florida coast. >> mandatory evacuation is in effect right now tonight more than a million people from florida to georgia to south carolina are being ordered to evacuate. >> i'm worried about the flooding at this point. >> reporter: florida's governor says dozens >> reporter: tonight more than a million people from florida to georgia to south carolina are being ordered to evacuate. >> i'm worried about the flooding at this point >> reporter: florida's governor says dozens of medical facilities have already cleared out. power crews ready to roll. >> get out now while you have time while there's fuel available and you'll be safe on the roads. warnings are now in effect for a chunk of the florida coast. at the ready 45 members of the

. >> at this hour with kate boudan starts right now. >>> hello, everyone. i'm kate. thank you for joining me. the president declares to the world that the united states is locked and loaded to respond to the saudi oil field attacks but one thing that's less clear this morning is what exactly locked and loaded means in the president's tweet. let me play you the vice president's chief of staff fielding questions about just this this morning. >> locked and loaded sounds like eminent retaliation. is that what we're expecting to see? >> i think that the part of locked and loaded is reflection that this administration's advanced policies to make sure america is safer from these sorts of oil shocks. i think that locked and loaded is a broad term to talk about the realities of being safer and secure domestically from energy independence. >> is it all cleared up now? is that even a threat? remember this is extremely serious. these were crippling, coordinated attacks on key saudi arabian oil facilities saturday. the strikes disrupting 5% of the world's daily oil supply sending

. >>> and surprising kate hudson. >> oh god. >>> only "e.t." was there as felicity huffman arrived in boston. the former "desperate housewife" is less than 48 hours away from learning her fate in the college bribery scandal. >> desperate times indeed. and there has been a last-minute plea to keep her out of prison as felicity gets ready to face the judge. >> welcome to boston. >> only "e.t." was there when felicity landed in boston from l.a. this afternoon. the actress was dressed in black and hammered with questions. >> felicity, anything you want to say to your fans? >> felicity's husband was at her side. earlier on her flight felicity hid under a hoodie and was knitting and watched a movie. the 55-year-old flew commercial and wasn't getting any special treatment, but, when it comes to her defense, the oscar nominee is counting on a star-powered legal strategy. exhibit a eva longoria's letter to the judge. in a note of support, felicity's "desperate housewives" co-star said that, while they were working together on the series, quote, there wa

our colleague kate baldwin starts right now. >>> hello, everyone, i'm kate baldwin, thank you so much for joining me. we are following breaking news on several fronts this morning, saudi arabia setting out to prove what they say is iran's role on attacks on two major saudi oil facilities. the defense minister there is presenting a speech as we speak to present more evidence. even before that, president trump it appears isn't waiting any longer for evidence, announcing on twitter a short time ago, that he is ordering his administration to substantially increase sanctions on the country of iran. this as secretary of state mike pompeo is literally in the air soon to land in saudi arabia to get a clear picture of what happened and talk about any possible response. one important voice that has been missing in all of this have been the national security adviser with john bolton gone, but there is news on that front as well, president trump announcing this morning he has chosen his chief hostage negotiator robert o'brien, to fill that post. clearly, there is a lot to get to this morning so l

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kate. it tonight officials in the bahamas are calling the devastation from dorian unprecedented, the images showing homes demolished and streets under water from widespread flooding. late today the prime minister confirmed at least five deaths on the hard hit islands.ay the minister confirmed at least five deaths on the hard hit islands. morgan chesky is in the bahamas for us. >> reporter: tonight the bahamas torn apart. morgan chesky is in the bahamas for us. >> reporter: tonight the bahamas torn apart dorian, a slow moving monster, swallowing homes, mangling cars, and pushing an angry sea on to peoples' doorstep. >> you're literally in the ocean. >> reporter: david mackie gave a chilling play by play, his home on stilts no match for a two story storm surge.ave a chilling play by play, his home on stilts no match for a two story storm surge. >> far more than anything we ever experienced. >> far more than anything we ever experienced >> reporter: prayers for the family as dorian turned dead

>> kate masur what are your thoughts ? >> segue talking from the civil war and talk about reconstruction. one of the things about the civil war that we have to understand if we're going to understand reconstruction is that the war transformed so many things across the country. it was a period of tremendous upheaval in the south were slavery was crumbling where most of the battles were fought . which is all this military destruction, and dislocation of people. really transform the north and what people thought was possible, one of the central's storylines of reconstruction is that it created a moment in which it was possible to rethink about the foundations of the united date, and the constitution itself. here is a crisis and an opportunity to not just wipe away slavery which is what the 13th amendment did but to set the nation on a new footing that was the on that. for women who are experiencing this transformation, this new kind of brawl opened up. new doors open at. but to let her if you think about the kind of dislocati

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i'm kate bolduan. thanks for joining us. hurricane dorian, the storm regained strength overnight and has been whipping charleston, south carolina, all morning long as the storm makes a slow march north. tornadoes/flooding have already been reported. power outages are also sweeping through parts of south carolina, georgia and north carolina. rain and winds are intensifyinn. the big concern is the storm surge as high tide is soon going to be setting in. we have a new update just in from the national hurricane center. we want to get that to you and we're getting new reports this hour on the desperate search and rescue operation under way in the bahamas. rescue crews and reporters, quite frankly, are finally able to access some of the most hard hit areas. the destruction immense. the images are just breathtaking. the death toll from dorian now stands at 20. again, that is expected to rise. we're on the ground in the bahamas for you this hour. we'll bring you that in a second. i want to get to erica hill in charleston, south caro

who are these public health experts, kate?|j was these public health experts, kate?” was trying to... you love public health. there are i love public health. there are i love public health. there are i love public health. there is nothing that the public health experts think isn't going to kill it these days. i think the key here as it was a simulation, kind of like getting on a rollercoaster or fu n kind of like getting on a rollercoaster or fun ride, you kind of like getting on a rollercoaster orfun ride, you are in itfor rollercoaster orfun ride, you are in it for the thrill. if you cut in the simulator, you don't crash in real life. i'm not totally convinced by the methodology. you listen to music in the car? i do. fast muzic? i do. and i am music in the car? i do. fast muzic? ido. andlama music in the car? i do. fast muzic? i do. and i am a good driver, i was go the speed limit. i'm not convinced. if you listen to like using with a light tempo of below 80 beats per minute, it is like driving in silence because of the soothing music. but the flipside is it could s

. >>> hello, everyone, i'm kate baldwin. thank you so much for joining me. is it still the economy, stupid? by stupid, i'm talking about myself. because if it is, you could be looking at some new red flags ahead for president trump. a brand-new washington post showing the president's approval rating is slipping, with particular trouble around his handling of the trade war with china. 38% of vote, approve of the job performance right now down from 44% in july with 56% disapproval. when it comes to the trade war, just sheriff% approve of his job there. 56 disapproving. on the overall economy, his approval rating there has also tipped down now at 46%, 47% disapproving. let's put more action behind the numbers. christine, it's not just the poll numbers offering troubling signs from president trump that you are tracking right now, what are you looking a in the. >> the strong economy is central to the president's re-election hopes, right? when you talk to voters, they are expressing some concern. you see that number you showed, 46% approve the economy. 47 disappro

that is kate brown. one of the things that always frustrated me, there is no photo of her that i have ever found. situations like museum exhibits or other places where we want to be able to talk about her and so many other women, it is so hard to figure out. in places where people want illustrations. what did this person look like? i want to imagine them. if there is not a photo or image, it makes it more difficult. stack i would like to get to audience questions before we close. >> address, did many of the women involved with underground railroad later have an active and often as spies. >> women that were conduct tours? >> i think it means women that were involved in the railroad or maybe in the abolitionist movement? >> if we're talking about women that were involved as conductors, i don't think we really know how many of them came back. anything like taylor writing about the fact that african- american women, they were invisible. they often gathered information. >> that she was asking about women that

kate: hi, travis. i'm kate. lemonis: if i can just get these guys to actually tell their story, the chances of selling that watch are increased dramatically. i tasked them with putting together a simple board that told their story, create a silent salesman that said exactly what you do and why you do it. travis: all right. kate: "express yourself." "get creative." "flexible." ismael: how about this? "flex isn't just a fashion statement, it's a lifestyle." kate: i mean, obviously this is a very... california-inspired mood board. ismael: it feels like a travel agency. you know? like, you're enticing me to go to california. lemonis: there was a story. it just wasn't the story that i was gonna invest in. it felt like venice beach meets, i don't know, "hawaii five-0." did you know it was a watch company? kate: no. trevor: we were trying to make it cool in some way. i think a lot of middle america buy that california lifestyle. lemonis: so you're a california-lifestyle brand now? trevor: well, we grew up here, and so

>> yeah, kate. again, i have to be careful but if i were in my old position this would always be a concern in that frankly wouldn't have had to deal with. collecting, trying to collect -- you know, not just russian operations. there's operations worldwide. and when you have to ask yourself, well, how at the end of the day is this information going to be used and treated appropriately, by the senior most members of our government, that's a concern and also a concern of our allies so that's something that again is worrisome. >> how much does -- would president trump or any president be told about this certain asset? do they know everything? >> kate, they know as much as they want. you know? if you get a request from the white house or from senior members of the administration, we want to know in great detail about, you know, a particular intelligence operation, you know, by law and by our regulation if i'm not mistaken, the president can ask whatever he wants about that. again, that can make people ve

kate larson is live at sfo with that. kate? >> reporter: drew, from weddings to vacations, hurricane dorian has managed to foil even the best laid plans for this weekend. >> we had been plan thing weekend for six months. you know, everything was fine until we landed on thursday. >> reporter: that's when they found out that hurricane dorian was crashing their orlando wedding. >> i was stressed because cancel the whole event. >> reporter: but the wedding went on, minus 50 guests who left florida. but the bride, who grew up experiencing hurricanes in georgia, made sure her groom weathered the storm. >> this is his first hurricane. so he was panics. >> reporter: nearby at disney world, hurricne dorian was making it rain. which had its perks for craig and his girlfriend. >> no lines at disney world. it was great. >> reporter: not as magical when they thought they would have to hunker down in their hotel for a week. >> we bought anything to get us through a week. the way they were talking is we were going to be stuck and grounded. no

in santa rosa, i'm kate larson, abc7 news. back to you. >> and the area where kate is standing is going to be one of those spots where the fire danger is going to be the highest. so let me show you what they are going to see. basically the areas shaded in yellows, oranges, will be high to very high likelihood of fire danger there in the north bay. red flag warnings for the north bay hills, east bay hills until 11:00 a.m. tomorrow. northeasterly winds, north, northeasterly winds gusting to 30 miles an hour. low humidity combine for the fire danger. heat advisory goes up 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. tomorrow. shaded in orange, risk of heat illness will be running high as we are expecting another warm to hot day. i'll be back with those temperatures coming up. larry? >> all right, sandhya, see you in a few minutes. >>> safari west is in the power outage zone. the executive director of the wildlife preserve says it has generators that can run the entire facility and they can get everything online with just 30 minutes' notice. safari we

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kate? >> and when, if there is such evidence like that, that is going to be crucial in laying out to the public when they make a startling -- the important and very serious accusation that it is coming directly from iran, from an iranian base and who is behind what happened. nic, your reporting has been amazing. thank you so much. i really appreciate it. let's go to iran. that's with nick paton walsh is for us. the more evidence, the more information that is coming out from sources, it is all seeming to point the finger more and more at iran. but with that in mind, what has been the reaction there? >> reporter: well, they haven't changed their initial position. when first on early saturday u.s. secretary of state mike pompeo pointed the finger at iran as being behind these attacks without any evidence. iran said it wasn't them. then they said the u.s. pochang from maximum pressure to maximum deceit. i should point out at this stage we are hearing increasing details as to what investigators

in santa rosa, i'm kate larson, abc7 news. back to you. >> and the area where kate is standing is going to be one of those spots where the fire danger is going to be the highest. so let me show you what they are going to see. basically the areas shaded in yellows, oranges, will be high to very high likelihood of fire danger there in the north bay. red flag warnings for the north bay hills, east bay hills until 11:00 a.m. tomorrow. northeasterly winds, north, northeasterly winds gusting to 30 miles an hour. low humidity combine for the fire danger. heat advisory goes up 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. tomorrow. shaded in orange, risk of heat illness will be running high as we are expecting another warm to hot day. i'll be back with those temperatures coming up. >> all right, sandhya, see you in a few minutes. >>> safari west is in the power outage zone. the executive director of the wildlife preserve says it has generators that can run the entire facility and they can get everything online with just 30 minutes' notice. safari west says

i'm kate bouldan. thank you so much for joining me. president trump has just arrived at the united nations headquarters here in new york. the annual gather, bringing together more than 90 heads of state to tackle the world's most immediate problems. but right now president trump has some problems of his own, name live the whistleblower complaint against him and the growing questions after -- that he is now facing after admitting yesterday that he did in fact talk to the president of you've crane in a july phone call about the former vice president joe biden. and sources tell cnn that during the call the president pressured ukraine to investigate his political rival. as he arrived to the u.n. just now, these were some of the questions he faced. >> it's just a democrat witch hunt. they failed with russia, they failed with recession, they failed with everything and now they're bringing this up. the one who has the problem is biden. biden did what they would like to have me do, september oexcep problem, i didn't do it. the son took money f

so kate, what do you make of the biden ads? smart politics? >> i think it is smart politics because, look, he's trying to differentiate himself from the rest of the field and show he's not as radical as bernie or some of the other candidates who want to basically overhaul private insurance overnight and eliminate it. now, the policies are smart. the details are less stark than they may appear at first. he is proposing a public option which would be a major expansion of government health care and probably a weigh station to single payer. paul: it's a question of doing it in stages to get to a government run program or incrementally which is what biden wants or do it in one giant leap, that's the difference? >> right. i mean, bernie's plan is a four year transition which would be -- there's no precedent for attempting a massive government expansion on that level in four years. paul: that public option that biden supports, that didn't pass in 2010. obama tried to get it through. it couldn't even pass a democratic congress. >> it's a testament to

i'm kate baldwin, thanks for joining me. a critical moment ahead. house democrats will need this whole caucus, since the controversy erupted from the whistleblower complain. and the administration has refused to hand that report to congress. he talked about his political rival, joe biden with ukraine's leader in a phone call. just after, they pull ed aid. >>> democrats are coming together for the falling. if these allegations are true, these actions represent an impeachable offense. this is significant. these are moderate democrats from swing districts, the very democrats that help win the majority in the house. they have resisted impeachment until now. they have needed the change. putting it this way to me, if not now, then when? what do you have to do to deserve impeachment? lauren fox is following all of this closely. she is joining me from capitol hill. what are you hearing from there right now. >> you heard from the senate democratic freshmen who are arguing in "the washington post" op-ed. this would be an impeachable offense. if these allegati

kate? >> it will be fascinating if anyone from the committee, chairman chiffon down, comes to mike owe row phones and speaks and says we leave the session. thank you, manu and sarah. i really appreciate it. as manu pointed out, there are a lot of questions here. joining me is attorney bradley mossment he specializes in national security issues and represented whistle blowers. and former senior adviser to the national security adviser under president obama. brad, you've represented whistle blowers. what do you think of this situation where the dni now is facing off with the house intelligence committee and disagreeing with the inspector general? >> look, i mean, we're in uncharted territory here. as far as i'm concerned and aware, there has never been a whistle blower complaint brought to the inspector general of the ic that was verified as credible and urgent concern that the dni refused to forward on to the relevant intelligence committees and certainly, this is news to me. this is the fir

in bunbury let's go now to saxon his capital city dress indeed he is kate brady is there for us kate we are still looking at through these results but what do you think of these exit polls that we've seen now from saxony the c.d.u. coming out the strongest party. but you say at the moment these are only the 1st initial exit polls of course things could still change but this is looking positive at least for. conservative c.d.u. they have been and how we're here in saxony they've been the strongest posse here since german reunification almost 30 years ago that would have been a huge blow to anglo mouthfuls party showed that is still possible of course should they lose that position as the strongest party here in saxony today but at the same time just looking at what the f.t. are currently pulling out in these exit polls 27.5 percent that's triple the number of votes of what they managed to get back in the 2014 state election here in saxony so massive increase for them of course that will be a huge success for them. at least among party members that will be he and i as a huge success ev

name it and say it to someone because kate told me that right away and i was so stunned. don't you have to be able to say why and when this is going to happen and for wet seat and she said no. naming it and saying it out loud commits you in a different way and hold yourself accountable to the process and then you've also brought someone else and to hold you accountable to the process. that accomplishes two things and it's incredibly important. >>> and getting that person to contact you. so much for running for office is not a team sport or you are not doing it by yourself so as you are telling their friend or family member i'm going to run for office at some point writing down who you told getting the e-mail and the phone number, when you do decide to kick-start that campaign you've got a borderless. you have people you know you can go to for that first check or to help you knock on some doors. >> all right, okay. questions? >> hi. when i think of a politician i think of someone who is really thick skinned and someone like hillary who can withstand and everything in stand

kate larson is live at sfo with that. kate? >> reporter: drew, from weddings to vacations, hurricane dorian has managed to foil even the best laid plans for this weekend. >> we had been plan thing weekend for six months. you know, everything was fine until we landed on thursday. >> reporter: that's when they found out that hurricane dorian was crashing their orlando wedding. >> i was stressed out. because we initially thought we would have to cancel the whole event. >> reporter: but the wedding went on, minus 50 guests who left e, who grew up experiencing hurricanes in georgia, made sure her groom weathered the storm. >> this is his first hurricane. so he was panics. >> reporter: nearby at disney world, hurricne dorian was making it rain. which had its perks for craig and his girlfriend. >> no lines at disney world. it was great. >> reporter: not as magical when they thought they would have to hunker down in their hotel for a week. >> we bought anything to get us through a week. the way they were talking is we were going to be

the other thing i look at, kate, here is a district. donald trump has to repeat performance in blewish states, wisconsin, michigan, pennsylvania. we know he can really perform in red places. can he do that still in the purplish places, blewish places without trying to appeal to the middle. >> so a special elect, it's always how much can you take from a special election? fascinating. thank you so much. >>> coming up for us, new trouble for nfl star receiver antonio braun, he is accused of rape in a new lawsuit. >> that is next. zblempblt shrimp yeah! red lobster's endless shrimp is back for just $15.99. get all the shrimp you want, any way you want 'em. like new sriracha-honey shrimp, savory grilled teriyaki shrimp, classic shrimp scampi and more! red lobster's endless shrimp is $15.99. hurry in. our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition for strength and energy! whoo-hoo! great-tasting ensure. with nine grams of protein and twenty-six vitamins and minerals. ensure, for strength and energy. and twenty-six vitamins and mineral

back to you. >> all right, kate, thanks very much. the bay area's housing crisis obviously affects all of us in various ways and that's why we dedicated a week of reporting on that topic. from issues for renters to homeowners to solutions for the future. you can find all of those stories online at abc7news.com/betterbayarea. >> for the first time top democratic candidates for president will be on the same stage at the same time. i'm in the spin room in houston. coming up i'll get you reane c ol lsanta com good gander at something? >> he rocks them? >> what does the prince of darkness find the brands you love from nordstrom. up to 70% off at nordstrom rack. ♪ that's stydstr.comto >>> the tribute of light shines tonigh n yorcityho who died in september 11 attacks on this day 18 years ago. two soaring beams of light represent the twin towers and illuminate the remembrance of nearly 3,000 lives lost in new york, the pentagon and at shanksville, pennsylvania. >> 9/11 tributes took place around the bay area today including this prayer pic

kate: saxony has made its voice heard. voters from across germany's political spectrum are waiting to see if the government is listening. brent: a united nations envoy is in cypress today for talks with leaders of the divided island. talks are scheduled with the presidents of the republic of cyprus and breakaway northern part of the island occupied by turkey. the u.n. has encouraged reunification since the island divided in 1974 following the turkish military invasion. the last round of talks broke down two years ago. d.w.'s frank hoffman has this report from an island where many are fed up with the division. >> the main shopping street and the cypriot capital is divided. the pedestrian checkpoint marks the transition from the internationally recognized greek cypriot part of the island to the turkish occupied north. aa sign informs tourists that this is the last divided capital city. one of the island's six e.u. parliamentarians elected earlier this year is trying to fix the problem. >> i agree that a solution will be diff

abc7 news reporter kate larson joins us to explain. kate. >> ama, dan, current rent control is estimated the new bill would protect an additional 8 million california renters. today governor newsome called the legislation the strongest rent control package in america. >> i ended up spending three years couch surfing with my son. >> reporter: in 2014 sasha graham says her family was forced into homelessness after she was evicted from her home in richmond following an almost 300% rent increase. >> rent was about 550 and then it was increased about $1500. i scraped the money together. okay, this is the new rent. but then all of a sudden it was like you still have to leave. >> reporter: graham went on to fight for statewide rent control, a bill was approved to limit rent increases to 5% after inflation and imposes just cause eviction rules. >> we have to build millions of units of new housing in california. but until we do that, we have millions of californians who are on the verge of being pushed out of their homes and we need to protect

i'm kate balduan. thank you so much for joining me. any minute now, we will hear president trump's first on-camera comments about the whistleblower complaint that points the finger at him. he spoke to reporters while in the oval office just moments ago. we're actually just waiting for that tape to play back. among the questions that he faced, did he ask the ukrainian president in a phone call to investigate joe biden? he is responding to that. and this is all before his actual press conference scheduled for later this hour with the australian prime minister, scott morrison, where he will likely face even more questions about the whistleblower complaint concerning the president's communication with a foreign leader that reportedly involves a promise and ukraine. again, did he ask ukraine to investigate a political opponent, joe biden? did he threaten to withhold military aid because of it? did he do none of the above? "the washington post" first broke this story and the whistleblower complaint is made by an intelligence official and it

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kate, let's begin with you. biden came onto the set and started answering questions, he was asked about this fundraiser. he is supposed to be holding tonight here in new york, hosted by andrew goldman. can you talk more about t this, what the intercept revealed right before and then he was questioned about? at they colleague intercept reported, shortly before the debate, as it seems like joe biden may not have been briefed on, before he took the stage, he is scheduled to go to a fundraiser tonight with andrew goldman, who is the cofounder of a company called western lng. what the debate ended up being about last night and that anderson cooper ended up talking about was whether or not andrew goldman is technhnically i in te management -- amy: in the day-to-day operations. >> so there is some back-and-forth and forth online and at the end, anderson cooper sort of corrected but as i think my colleagues at the intercept really sort of a firm's from andrew goldman is a cofounder of this companyny. jujust last year in

kate is vacant with her mp to change as the law. it could happen to you, —— your children, your friends, anyone you happen to you, —— your children, yourfriends, anyone you care happen to you, —— your children, your friends, anyone you care about. please, please, write your mp because with another voices speaking out about this we really can make a change. kate is determined that she won't give up until the law was changed to protect victims of revenge porn. i do think they are to stand the emotional trauma that these women are going through. i really don't, and think anything they got in place at the moment isn't working. we know first hand this is working. therefore i think it's time for the uk government to step in and start regulating this massive industry. because clearly, they not it themselves. for me to be there ina they not it themselves. for me to be there in a position of sexually exposed, for me, one minute 30 seconds is life changing. gem o'reilly with that report. here's our briefing on some of the key even

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their grandmother is, grandfather is what amazing things happened in my family that's part of you >> kate, this is heartbreaking a lot of families use these fertility clinics. what guardil are in place >> reporter: according to the cdc, 78,000 babies in just one year were born using reproductive technologies. nbc news found there is no single government agency empowered to crack down on these clinics if there are mistakes or malfunctions one expert called it the wild west. >> all right kate, thank you. >>> tonight, there is new alarm over the massive control china has over our nation's supply of drugs to treat everything from heart disease to depression to cancer concerns rising among u.s. officials that it threatens our health and national security stephanie gosk has our nbc news investigation. >> reporter: there is a little known fact about some of the most common drugs americans take, from antibiotics to heart medicine to anti-depressants 80% of the key ingredients used to make them come from overseas. mainly from china. >> china's stated aim is to become the pharmacy to the world. >>

>> good morning, kate. i have only reviewed it briefly. we are actually conducting an important hearing in the judiciary committee today, which is the assault weapons ban law. so, you know, this is all breaking so quickly and i haven't had a chance to review it fully. >> i will just read you one of the key portions because i do want to get your reaction. in this phone call with ukrainian president, president trump says at one point, the other thing, there's a lot of talk about biden's son, that biden stopped the prosecution and a lot of people want to find out about that. so whatever you can do with the attorney general would be great. biden went around bragging that he stopped the prosecution, so if you can look into it, it sounds horrible to me. when you hear that, what is your reaction? >> look, i don't think anything has changed with the release of this memorandum from the white house. i think that it is extremely concerning that we have a president that's using the power of his office to put pressure on a foreign leader to try to get

kate grey there. dame sarah storey successfully defended her time trial title at the para cycling world championships in holland, but she criticised organisers for endangering safety. she said that cars in the town of essen were crossing junctions just seconds before riders approached and pedestrians were also an issue. she said ‘this scenario wouldn't be acceptable dutchman mathieu van der poel has retaken the lead of the tour of britain with two stages remaining. he finished sixth on the individual time trial around pershore to take the leaders green jersey. he's now six seconds clear of matteo trentin. track cycling from adjacent anything to see us at the bbc sport centre earlier. he has 6 olympic gold medals, one more at the tokyo games next year would see him hold the record by himself for a british athlete. he's level with sir chris hoy at the moment. he spoke to me about his preparations and also a campaign he's involved in, playing out, to close off residential streets for a few hours at a t

talking about football tonight and sports world others mark carpenter and kate rooney joining us from the. >>set a bay area sports night. >>that's right getting ready for bay area sports night 7 o'clock on kron and we're talking football, we're talking football that counts the regular season is finally here kate you spend the afternoon at 49 ers headquarters nick bosa practicing after missing more than a month will he be ready to go for the season opener against tampa bay. that's what they're hoping bosa said that he's feeling, good said he felt great out there today wasn't going any lingering ankle issues directly after practice said they're taking it day by day but hoping. >>that will be suiting up for week one can wait for football season all these different storylines unfolding bose is going to be out there jimmy garoppolo want to this 9 ers team looked like the raiders as well. >>we'll break it all down and also recapping the weekend that was in college footba>l bay area sports night 7 o'clock on kron on a storm back to you than it got. >>thank you marc thank's kate will see chie

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kate? >> reporter: well, ama, larry, the chp tells me they are still investigating the crash which took a freeway full of commuters by surprise, many of whom made heroic efforts to help a family in serious danger. >> it sounded like a mini explosion. >> reporter: then cecilia saw this right in front of her car saz driving to work 8:00 wednesday morning, her dash cam captured the moment this suv hit the center divider, flew across the northbound lanes, spinning out another car before careening off the side of the freeway into a grassy ditch in san rafael. >> if i were half a second earlier when i left the house, it would be me getting hit. >> reporter: after the crash her dash cam shows bus and cars pulling over on the side of the freeway. daniel novack was driving one of those cars. >> i could see down the hill that there was this suv, the front was on fire. another truck pulled up behind me and these two guys got out and the three of us just immediately ran down the hill through the brush,

so, please join me in welcoming kate kelly and robin pogrebin. [applause] as i mentioned in my intro, a lot of talk about your book has been subject in the last couple of days and i would like us to focus more on the books today if possible. can you talk a little bit about what was your goal, what are you hoping to achieve and what happened so quickly after the confirmation process when it was brash backs backs >> i would like to answer that question. we appreciate people that come to listen to the book and look forward to everyone's questions. what we wanted to do is provide a little bit more information or closure about the confirmation process. these allegations that the rows of the sexual misconduct, the questions that were not answered, the fbi inquiry that was short and left a lot of potential information providersn unaddressed, not spoken to. when justice kavanaugh was confirmed, i think if people felt unsettled and unsatisfied in the spectrum of thinking. people who found the women to be credible found that they haven't had their investig