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kate bolduan is next. >>> hello, everyone. thanks for joining me. this morning a no-show, a standoff and possibly a glimpse into the rocky road ahead in the impeachment inquiry into president trump. despite a congressional subpoena, the latest key witness in the investigation did not show for a scheduled interview with house investigators. this morning, charles kupperman, most recently the deputy national security adviser to the president, working hand in hand with then national security adviser john bolton. importantly, kupperman was actually on the july 25th call between president trump and ukraine's president that has sparked the whistle-blower's complaint. the white house ordered kupperman not to show up and so kupperman went to court, essentially asking a judge to decide if he should listen to the order from congress or the white house on this one. the chairman of the house intelligence committee leading the investigation none too happy this morning. listen. >> if this witness had something to say that would be helpful to the white house, they

kate? >> fascinating, phil. all right, so lay out for folks what lieutenant -- lay out what lieutenant colonel vindman is also, additionally, saying in this opening statement and obviously is conveying behind closed doors. he wasn't just concerned about the july 25th call, right? he was also concerned about ambassador gordon sondland. >> yeah, i think this is actually going to be the most important part of the testimony, at least based on the opening statement that we've seen up to this point. is related to ambassador gordon sondland, you talk about how he went to white house lawyers, national security council lawyers after the july 25th phone call. he also went to white house lawyers after a july 10th meeting, between white house officials and a top ukrainian official, at which point, according to vindman, ambassador sondland brought up the idea of if the ukrainians wanted a visit to the white house their newly inaugurated president, they would need to deal with or make a public statement

, i'm kate bolduan. thank you so much for joining me. facing impeachment for asking a foreign government to investigate his political rival. president trump stood outside the white house and asked two foreign governments to do just that. honestly, seriously, this is what just happened. >> well, i would think that if they were honest about it they'd start a major investigation into the bidens. it's a very simple answer. they should investigate the bidens because how does a company that's newly formed and all these companies -- and by the way, likewise, china should start an investigation into the bidens. because what happened in china is just about as bad as what happened with -- with ukraine. >> let's not breeze nost onepas one. this is ant angry out burst. this is a real ask coming from the president of the united states. now one question that at least i have is why does he keep saying that the whistleblower account of the call was inaccurate? he just basically repeated it essentially plus some, and wha

kate. >> manu, i just keep this sound bite by me. as manu was just telling us, jim jordan saying that the president is doing his job and the president saying he wanted to root out corruption where it exists. last friday, the president was asked point blank, ask you haved for any investigation involves your opponent? the reporter's response was we would have to look into that. that's it. let's get to the white house. what is the white house saying about this? >> reporter: well, kate, what we're learning, the white house indeed consulted with the state department over this decision to block gordon sondland, the ambassador to the european union from testifying. that came last night with the officials over sondland's deposition. one of the key factors weighing on the white house right now is how much they should cooperate with the house inquiries, at the same time as they're also pressuring the house speaker nancy pelosi to actually bring this for a vote on the house floor. it's a formal vote to open an impeachment inquiry. that's someth

kate? >> thank you. >>> back in this country, former vice president joe biden's son hunter spoke out today. he has come under fire by the president for his business ties to chinese companies. hunter biden's statement comes as the impeachment inquiry continues on capitol hill with a key witness expected this week. kelly o'donnell is at the white house. >> reporter: after the president's repeated taunting -- >> whatever happened to hunter? >> reporter: tonight joe biden fighting back. >> no one has asserted my son did a single thing wrong. no one has asserted that i have done any wrong except a lying president. >> reporter: and for the first time, biden's son hunter is also speaking out through his attorney about his international business ties that have been weaponized by president trump. hunter's announcements today an attempt to blunt those attacks. first cutting ties to a chinese investment firm. hunter intends to resign on the board of directors on or by october 31st. joe biden pledging

. >> at this hour with kate bolden starts now. >> hello, earn i'm kate bolduan. >> this time because of act being chief mick mulvaney in crisis control. he was offering what he seemed to think was a robust defense of the president with regard to using military aid to pressure ukraine while standing in the white house, the briefing room yesterday. and then this happened. >> did he also mention to me in the past that the corruption related to the dnc serve summer absolutely. no question about that. but that's it. that's why we held up the money. >> the up just zroibd a quid pro quo. it's funding will not flow unless the investigation into the -- in the the democratic server happened as well. >> we do -- we do that all the time with foreign policy. i have news for everybody. get over it. there is going to be prikle influence in foreign policy. >> get over it. so is that now the last and final defense for the white house on this? shortly after that mulvaney -- shortly after mulvaney said that he tried to say he did not and he blamed the media for misconstruing remarks. my only question i

francine: kate? kate: i cannot speak specifically on tesla, but there are a number of companies from a positioning perspective work under loved and under owned. if things look marginally better than expectations -- tom: they cover. is really of this about positioning and not fundamentals. tom: a lot of math you are throwing out. i want you to slow down and give us the one ratio where mr. suspect.ked -- act is what really gets you going? gordon: the p/e ratio. they are trading at 400 times next year's earnings. tom: where are they trading three or five years out? gordon: probably roughly 200 times and in this quarter, -7% year-over-year. francine: thank you so much, gordon johnson. kate moore of blackrock sticks with us. coming up, the twitter chief financial officer joins us at 3:30 p.m. new york time, 8:30 p.m. in london. he will be asked about tech valuation. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ francine: this is bloomberg e.u. leftnce." the boris johnson hanging as officials in brussels debated when the new

. >> it was a good night for kate flannery for two reasons. our keltie knight was there. >> so bruno at your judge's seat you think you see everything in the ballroom, right? i don't think. we had a special surprise from kate's old boss. >> what? >> you're doing fantastically well. i completely support you and just you're gonna take it. you're gonna take the whole thing. incidentally one of the nicest people ever too. >> oh, my god. he's the greatest. the busiest man in show business. >> kate's mary poppins jazz routine had her flying high in the ballroom while judge carrie ann inaba ended up on the floor. >> oh, my gosh. >> you guys ran over to her her up. >> of course. i think somebody said cockroach or like a spider, something like that. i think she reacted and she flew back. whatever it was it goes in slow motion when you see it. you want to help. you're like oh she's down. it's too late. ♪ rising in the east >> last night fifth harmony's ally brooke took the lead scoring the season's first nines and in the perfect fairytale ending to di

kate? >> hallie jackson, thank you. >>> the death of al baghdadi raises questions about what it means for the future of isis and forces fighting them. joining us from irbil, iraq, courtney, could this mark the end of isis? >> reporter: isis has not yet a encouraging followers to continue the jihad if confirmed dead. the manner in which he died could actually inspire isis fighters to retaliate but it's become de wit affiliates well established in their region, making isis more capable of withstanding the loss of a strong figurehead like baghdadi. >> interesting. what does it mean for u.s. troops in the region? the u.s. just announceing that troops were being pulled out of the area. >> that's right. we heard president trump say u.s. troops would go into syria in a mission to secure the oil field. we've seen that deployment of troops from erbil yesterday. it will be a smaller u.s. footprint in syria. with a smaller footprint there's less intelligence gathering capabilities and less opportunity

kate. >> and they're going to be in court today. there's much more to be learned because there's a lot of people not named, as you mentioned. congressman one, you know, candidate one, throughout this whole thing. and also, part of this is that in the indictment it says that these defendants that they attempted to conceal the scheme from the candidates, from the campaigns. so it really gets to there's so many more questions of who knew what and when and where did this influence fall. >> can i -- >> go ahead. >> can i add one last thing. one of the things that is mentioned here, and i think it will raise two additional questions is there is a mention of a rally. this is, again, these men were involved in raising money and going to a particular rally to support a candidate in nevada. we now know that that is a rally that president trump attended. so, again, these are important questions where we don't know, obviously, there's no understand icati indication and no accusation that the president or anybody associated with him knew exactly

on their 1st official trip to the country how important it is and kate's visit. plus. a kid's film at the center of a territorial dispute. as the old from t.v. theaters. welcome to do. it's good to have you with us and it's been called their most complex to up to date and with good reason prince william and his wife kate are on their 1st official visit to pakistan a country dealing with ever present security issues the duke and duchess of cambridge will also look at pakistan's efforts at fighting climate change and to highlight the country as a quote dynamic aspirational and forward looking mission those words from britain's high commissioner to pakistan thomas drew the couple have visited a school a national park and had a private lunch with prime minister imran khan but it was that arrival in a column for took 2 also called an auto rickshaw in the subcontinent that had heads the couple were attending an evening reception at the pakistan monument in the capital islamabad. i'm sure they've done it for be sure has been following their visit why is this visit so importan

he came back with such a good performa kate flannery for two reasons. our keltie knight was there. >> so bruno at your judge's seat you think you see everything in the ballroom, right? i don't think. we had a special surprise from kate's old boss. >> what? >> you're doing fantastically well. i completely support you and just you're gonna take it. you're gonna take the whole thing. incidentally one of the nicest people ever too. >> oh, my god. he's the greatest. the busiest man in show business. >> kate's mary poppins jazz routine had her flying high in the ballroom while judge carrie ann inaba ended up on the floor. >> oh, my gosh. >> you guys ran over to her her up. >> of course. i think somebody said cockroach or like a spider, something like that. i think she reacted and she flew back. whatever it was it goes in slow motion when you see it. you want to help. you're like oh she's down. it's too late. ♪ rising in the east >> last night fifth harmony's ally brooke took the lead scoring the season's first nines and in the perfect fairytale ending to di

i'm kate larson. we start with meteorologist lisa argen who has a busy day of weather ahead of us. > that's right. good morning to you. hi, everyone. we are looking at live doppler 7, skies are clear. winds are calm right now. i want to give you some timing on the event coming up. the wind advisory and the high fire danger, red flag wagener coming into play earliest tonight at 8:00 for you in the east bay and in the north bay. the rest of you 3:00 on the peninsula. further down into the east bay around fremont, 3:00 in the morning. and our wind warning, 8:00 tonight around the bay area. that's when the winds start to pick up. they will gust throughout the overnight into sunday. as for your saturday our air quality concerns around the bay for moderate air quality. another spare the air alert today. as you can see the yellows swakting hazy conditions. so throughout the afternoon you notice the cooler day. temperatures will climb slower today. we'll have the hazy conditions with numbers in the mid-and up

live in lafayette, i'm kate larsen, abc7 news. >> kate, thank you. >>> in the south bay, santa clara county declared a state of emergency as it braces for shutoffs. abc7 news reporter amanda del castillo is live tonight in the alum rock neighborhood with the story. amanda. >> reporr:hi neighborod i supposed to be impacted s pow wutfill finally t. know that pg&e reach out to us just about 30 minutes ago to confirm that the power shutoff process has begun in the south bay, santa cruz county, as well as the east bay. that is expected to last through midnight. residents in san jose's outage impact zones woke up with power wednesday. relief for many. >> it was good news because i was expecting it at midnight last night. i got up this monrning, great, there's power. >> reporter: since word got around monday, it's been a mad dash at grocery se t r for the situation. >> it's not like the world's going to end, but they're preparing where they're going to have enough water and food for the next few days because microwave, refrigerator, that stuff's not going to eighth gra leanne rodriguez says

for the first time kate is traveling with her secret weapon. her assistant natasha put up together three outfits a day and wrapped them in color-coded tissue paper. >> i like it. >> well reality royalty mike the situation shared his prison work out. >>> then j.t.'s "e.t." throw back. >> don't show that clip to anybody. >> sorry >>> the politician took over the welcome to the carnival 30 minute tour. hey, shaq. it's a 30 second tour. no man it's like... now it's 26. welcome aboard. ocean! skyride. mini golf. relax! relax! relax! you take this man to be your husband? i do. married. no time for basketball. pool. carnival. choose fun. >>> welcome back guys. fans of "the real housewives of new jersey" know how juicy joe giudice got his nickname. it was because of his girth. >> he was a man that enjoyed a good meal. but now juicy is slim. it's pretty crazy and it's all thanks to joe's prprpron transformation. >> i'm just going to look at it as going in, working out, a little break from everything. >> joe's prison strategy paid off. after serving 41 m

kate? >> and, david, i honestly say that 90% approval, 6% among republicans that said they thought president trump did something wrong and that's why democrats are investigating, what that tells me is that senators are looking at that, and if it comes over to the senate the president of the united states is not removed from office. that's all that says to me. >> that's probably true and why you heard the president say get tougher and keep the party in line. >> yeah. great to see you, david. thank you so much. these poll numbers are always illustrative. they are tracking these to figure out where the temperature is and what they should do. david, great to see you,care. >>> coming up for us, former u.n. ambassador tells me the real green light that president trump gave by withdrawing troops from northern syria was a green light for ethnic cleansing. my interview with ambassador samantha power, coming up. chevy's the only brand... to earn j.d. power dependability awards... across cars... truck

i'm kate bolduan. fiona hill is on capitol hill testifying behind closed doors, the latest witness in the impeachment inquiry kicking into a whole new gear this week as congress returns from recess. here's what you need to know for today. she left her post on the president's national security council just before president trump's july 25th call when he, of course, pressed the president of ukraine to dig up dirt on his political rival joe biden. she is sure to face many questions about the president and the role of even rudy giuliani and u.s. policy toward ukraine. she is not the only key witness, though, going before congress this week. house investigators plan to hear from gordon sondland on thursday, this's at least for this very second. let's check the twitter feed in two minutes. he is the ambassador to the european union and the testimony was blocked by the white house last week. according to "the washington post" though sondland is expected to tell congress that the president told him there was n

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live in lafayette, i'm kate larsen, abc7 news. >> kate, thank you. >>> in the south bay, santa clara county declared a state of emergency as it braces for shutoffs. abc7 news reporter amanda del castillo is live tonight in the alum rock neighborhood with the story. amanda. >> reporter: dan, this neighborhood is supposed to be impacted momentarily. residents continue to question when this power shutoff will finally hit. now, we know that pg&e reached out to us just about 30 minutes ago to confirm that the power shutoff process has begun in the south bay, santa cruz county, as well as the east bay. that is expected to last through midnight. residents in san jose's outage impact zones woke up with power wednesday. relief for many. >> it was good news because i was expecting it at midnight last night. i got up this monrning, great, there's power. >> reporter: since word gotnd, . >> we have to be ready for the situation. >> it's not like the world's going to end, but they're preparing where they're going to have enough water and food for the next few days because microwave, refrigerator,

>> two things, kate. first, i think back on barbara's good reporting there, it's really interesting to think about where the administration's priorities are here. in the president's mind, it was not worth keeping troops in place to protect the kurds. it wasn't worth keeping them in place to keep the kurds acting as essentially jail wardens for isis. it wasn't worth there to keep forces from coming into the area but it might be worth it to protect oil made vulnerable by the previous decision. it takes you to where the president's priorities are and how much they were or were not looking down the line at the predictable results of the president's decision. the cease-fire is not really a cease-fire. it is in the minds of the turks a pause. that's how they've described it. they've never used the cease-fire word. i think we know what could happen when the pause ends. >> and the big question is does five days turn into seven days because as the reporting has been, barbara, it's going to be weeks, not days that

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this character, courage in the moment is an example and god bless matthew and his wife kate and son nolan and extended family and his comrades. but matthew's life, legacy and very battle around his neck and remind for us all to face our fears and find your own moments to shine. the lap of liberty continue when the united states of america, the army and weepy have piece of our world. the righteous name i pray. >> thank you very much i, appreciate that please sit down. this afternoon, it's my privilege to present our nation's highest revered military distinction and it's called the congressional medal of honor and there's nothing like it. please join me in welcoming today's extraordinary recipient master sergeant matthew williams. (applause) >> thank you very much. were delighted to have a secretary of defense and great job to you and everybody and general milley for the incredible act you performed seven days ago with al-baghdadi. he was hit hard the way he should have been and i just want to say to all our military were very proud of you up. the whole world is proud of you. thank you mark

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

everyone, i'm kate baldwin. thank you so much for joining me. we are following breaking news on a couple fronts. we are one standing by to hear from house speaker nancy pelosi as well as house intelligence committee adam schiff. schiff is going to be speaking to reporters just as they announce subpoenas are coming. house democrats now demanding this morning that the white house turn over documents and any internal communications about the july calls. the center of the whistleblower report. and also communications about any efforts to pressure ukraine. this is all a part of the impeachment inquiry. so stand by to stand by for that. >>> we are also following other breaking news, just come true, senator bernie sanders, the democratic presidential candidate, he has undergone heart surgery there week his campaign announced. he is canceling further campaign events to recover. let's go to ryan nobles. he has been following the sanders campaign all along. ryan, what are you learning? how is the senator doing? >> reporte

kate. >> great stuff, jeremy thank you so much. again, very much needed perspective when we have what played out again from the president on the south lawn let me bring in bradley moss. he represents whistle-blowers. your law partner is representing the whistle-blower in -- behind this complaint. you are walled off from that, brad, i always just want to say. i am very curious with everything that we learn, every development that comes out. but especially the first witness that's being interviewed kurt volker and the text messages that come out. you handle a lot of whistle-blower complaints. handle a lot of whistle-blower cases. how does this one stack up? of course it's unprecedented. we've tucked about this. but the evidence being presented now. >> this is complete validation of pretty much the entirety of what the whistle-blower set forward. i want to raise the idea that a lot of people have complained that the whistle-blower process is flawed, deficient doesn't work well and has issues. but this if you get practical guidance and

>> it really was, kate. as joe biden is preparing for tonight's debate, it's his son hunter biden in the spotlight giving his most in depth comments on the business dealings in ukraine and china which have come under criticism and attack from president trump. hunter biden in this interview acknowledged that it was poor judgment to go ahead and sit on that ukrainian natural gas companies board but that he did not do anything improper, that there was no ethical lapse in this. that's something you heard his father say over and over again on the campaign trail, that there has been no evidence of wrong doing on either of their parts. take a listen to what he told amy this morning. >> i think it was poor judgment on my part. i think there was poor judgment because i don't believe now when i look back on it -- i know i did nothing wrong at all. however, was it poor judgment to be in the middle of something that is a swamp in many ways? yeah. and so i take full responsibility for that. did i do anything improper? no

kate? >> reporter: dan, you can imagine how bizarre it would have been on this extremely quiet street. we've heard nothing except occasional car all night, for several dozen people to through a party inside this relatively small house and rob the owner two times. >> palo alto has many, many flavors, but this specific neighborhood is very, very quiet. >> reporter: not on saturday night when someone threw a party in this airbnb rental attended by about 40 people. >> heard a lot of noises, commotion, had to come out. wasn't clear what was going on, thought people were fighting. >> reporter: around midnight, owner showed up when smoke alarm was activated. surprised to see a party what rented to two people. >> going room to troroom to get people to leave. approached by two male suspects take his wallet and cell phone. >> reporter: other guests help the homeowner and he called airbnb, instructed him to call 911. >> as that's happening, another male suspect pushes him to the ground, taking his cel

kate? >> reporter: dan, you can imagine how bizarre it would have been on this extremely quiet street. we've heard nothing except occasional car all night, for several dozen people to through a party inside this relatively small house and rob the owner two times. >> palo alto has many, many flavors, but this specific neighborhood is very, very quiet. >> reporter: not on saturday night when someone threw a party in this airbnb rental attended by about 40 people. >> heard a lot of noises, commotion, had to come out. wasn't clear what was going on, thought people were fighting. >> reporter: around midnight, owner showed up when smoke alarm was activated. surprised to see a party what rented to two people. >> going room to troroom to get people to leave. approached by two male suspects in bedroom, push him to ground, take his wallet and cell phone. >> reporter: other guests help the homeowner and he called airbnb, instructed him to call 911. >> as that's happening, another male suspect pushes h

us i think called their most complex 2 up to date and with good reason prince william and his wife kate are on their 1st official visit to pakistan a country dealing with ever present security issues the duke and duchess of cambridge will also look at pakistan's efforts at fighting climate change and to highlight the country as a quote dynamic aspirational and forward looking mission those words from britain's high commissioner to pakistan thomas drew the couple have visited a school a national park and had a private lunch with prime minister imran khan but it was that arrival in a column for took 2 also called an auto rickshaw in the subcontinent that had heads the couple were attending an evening reception at the pakistan monument in the capital islamabad. i'm sure they've done it for sure has been following their visit why is this visit so important for pakistan. you know it's been a while. a british royalty visit took place in pakistan the last time somebody visited was about 13 years ago and this couple is young it's glamorous it's charismatic. and the visit could not have come at

. >>> let's move on to "dancing with the stars" fan favorite kate flannery. "the office" star is hilarious and killing it in the ballroom. so could we see more dunder-mifflin employees following suit? keltie knight found out exclusively at her dancing rehearsal. >> who do you think besides yourself would do great on "dancing with the stars" from "the office" cast and who do you think would be horrific? >> and who would be awful? >> probably dwight. >> wait. what? >> he knows everything'tearn. >> facts, facts, facts. >> speaking of facts, kate had the second highest score last week. >> this is a champagne problem, my friend. >> tonight it's movie night in the ballroom. so we had to ask -- >> when are we getting "the office" movie? >> i'm not the one holding up the deal. any time, any time, any time. >> who is? call them out on "entertainment tonight" right now. is it jenna? >> i don't think it's jenna. i think steve carell is a movie star and i don't blame him, but maybe he could be the star of "the office" movie. steve, people love michael scott. >> that's wh

kate. >> all right. jeremy, still ongoing, we will be bringing us the headlines as well, thank you so much. in the meantime, let me bring in cnn political analyst john af r avalon and washington post columnist max booth. what do you think you hear from the president coming out of this? i don't think it needs much more context. i would say, let's wait for the tape. i don't think it's required when he says turkey is moving into syria. it's not our problem. >> i would say, kate, to use the words inconsistent and incomprehensible would be too kind for what the president is saying and doing here. it just doesn't make any sense. now remember that over the last several days, the spin from the white house has been we didn't give a green light to turkey for their invasion of northern syria, even though trump did with the sunday night conversation with erdogan saying the turks are moving in, we're moving out. oh they've imposed sanctions on turkey the last few days. now president trump is doing another back flip s

now, this is no shocker to us, kate. we have heard this again and again from each person's testimony, but the important thing here is to note the specific conversations that were happening about rudy guiliani and his involvement and chris anderson points to one specific case in june where there was a meeting with himself and curt volker the special assistant to ukraine who has already testified be every the committee and then national security adviser john bolton. and i want to read to you his description of how john bolton described guiliani's efforts that were at play with u.s.-ukraine policy at that moment. and this is what christopher anderson is expected to tell lawmakers today, vote, volqer stated he agreed with our three lines of effort and he also supported increased senior white house engagement. however, he cautioned that mr. guiliani was a key voice with the president on ukraine, which could be an ob trackle to increased white house engagement. clearly, we know that obstacle only increased over the months to f

straight to alabama to rejoin data because pontificate welcome kate bring us up to date. well as you can see behind me the police operation here in hull is very much still underway but there have been some changes in the last hour or so you are how the train station and we've heard is now every open that was closed early yesterday following that shooting many of those trains would be redirected to light sake but people are still be warned to stay inside as police operation is still ongoing here in hala but the latest that we're hearing now from local authorities also from local media here is that police believe that the that the attacker that the shooter here in holland was axing alone that's not yet been confirmed by the federal prosecutors but that's what we're hearing here from local media and from the local authorities here. only say as you can see i'm stood now at the end of the street and this is a street behind whether synagogue is where one woman was killed after a good man opened fire outside of a synagogue now as far as we know and the people who were inside tha

i'm kate larson. we're starting right away with meteorologist lisa argen who is keeping track of a red flag warning. lisa. >> kate, you wouldn't know it but we have clear skies behind you. it looked all fwra due to the smoke at the lower elevations. we have several layers of smoke though and the lid at about 5,000 or 6,000 feet but down to 1,000 feet that's why you can see it out there. looking at live doppler 7. the setup is there for high pressure to the west of us and low pressure to the east of us. diving down to setup up a very tight pressure gradient. starting at 11:00 tonight where the winds are gusty in the higher elevations of the north bay and mixing to the lower elevations. here we are throughout the overnight into sunday afternoon we have windy to gusty conditions all throughout the day. but peaking at this time tomorrow. so today starting out with some 60s in the next hour throughout the afternoon we have hazy conditions. 80 in napa by 1:00. 70s elsewhere. by the afternoons numbers are do

. >>> let's move on to "dancing with the stars" fan favorite kate flannery. "the office" star is hilarious and killing it in the ballroom. so could we see more dunder-mifflin employees following suit? keltie knight found out exclusively at her dancing rehearsal. >> who do you think besides yourself would do great on "dancing with the stars" from "the office" cast and who do you think would be horrific? >> i think phyllis would kill it. >> and who would be awful? >> probably dwight. >> wait. what? >> he knows everything, so he couldn't learn. >> facts, facts, facts. >> speaking of facts, kate had the second highest score last week. >> this is a champagne problem, my friend. >> tonight it's movie night in the ballroom. so we had to ask -- >> when are we getting "the office" movie? >> i'm not the one holding up the deal. any time, any time, any time. >> who is? call them out on "entertaient tonight" right now. is it jenna? >> i don't think it's jenna. i think steve carell is a movie star and i don't blame him, but maybe he could be the star of "the office" movie

and so back to you can all right mark kate, thank you very much. >>look at this a once paralyzed oklahoma teenager, free money was a high name school track star. i was all set to get college scholarships. then he was in a car crash that left him with a critical brain injuries. he was in a coma for weeks but he is slowly making progress freeman was able to run a 5 k with his teammates. >>circling back to cross the finish line again with him. >>is now. got the plans. >>did the 5 k race in 51 minutes and 50 seconds >>all right guys, let's take a look outside right now we've got a nice clear skies a semaybe couple here in the patches of fog there with moraine headlines but that is about it and it looks like it is going to see nice and clear for the most part of some of the valleys we may see couple patches of fog actually sneak in the bay for tonight otherwise they're calling it a suffer little bit as we head in toward tomorrow afternoon high pressure holding on not a lot of mason in the atmosphere so it can be lazy in spots in the north bay, the east

from the best dressed, names like audrey hepburn, kate middleton, and nicole kidman. but it's blackwell's dressing-downs that are truly classics. >> i'm a huge fan of the first list, when he chose judy garland. he said, "a brilliant talent, but apparently keeps all her fashionable clothes in that trunk she's always singing about." >> i actually remember this one. you had barbra streisand -- "a shoddy, secondhand rose looking for a tour guide in brooklyn." ouch. mr. blackwell knows from brooklyn. he's born there -- richard selzer. in the late 1930s, he moves to hollywood, a teenager dreaming of stardom. for years, richard gets bit parts in "b" movies. then he meets eccentric millionaire producer howard hughes. hughes casts him in a minor role in his film "vendetta." richard ends up on the cutting-room floor, but along the way, hughes offers the kid some advice -- "change your last name from selzer to blackwell." "blackwell" stuck. >> "blackwell" stuck. >> the acting career, not so much. in 1949, richard meets robert spencer, a hairdresser to the stars. the two become f

abc 7 news reporter kate larson is live along santa rosa road where everyone is in the dark, kate. >> reporter: that's right, alma. we're at sonoma highway and mountain hawk highway and just a few hours ago, installed this back up generator because they wanted the traffic lights to turn back on. if you take a look, you can see those traffic lights are the only light in this otherwise very dark area. everyone here in sonoma county just trying to get through this lawsuitest outage. >> you can see some of them still need to be washed because the power went out. >> reporter: susie's restaurant went dark in the middle of lunch. >> we were expecting 3:00 and it went off at 2:25. >> one site said we weren't going to be affected at all and then the other site said we were in the affected zones. >> reporter: a small generator is keeping a few refrigerators cool. but she opened a trolly hoping to make a few bucks. >> we had a fire last year. i was evacuated. i understand. >> reporter: tricia just flew into town from colorado. she found dinner at trolley, but the outage is posing other problems.

kate what do we know about the perpetrators if anything. but what we know so far back or is that there seems to be at least more than one suspects in the shoe saying at least that's what we've been hearing from police in so far the husband of 38 colobus says from here on in life say at the moment police are now expanding their operation to try and hunt down those suspects who are said to have fled the scene in a car shortly after that shooting so nurse a father 2 people have been killed in that shooting and what we've been hearing as well so far at least from local media in the area around here in light so you can hala is that one of the perpetrators. managed to get rather close to a synagogue just before a possible i was shot in the sheeted of course we don't yet know what the motivation they have in this is fact exactly was but of course in the synagogue stead there will always expected that many people would have been in that synagogue today is yom kippur pull off to see it as the as the holiest day in judaism and it is the day of atonem

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by no stretch of the imagination is this a success, kate. >> honestly, his word matter. the president's words matter all the time. what he is about to be saying is going to matter a great deal for what happens next and lives are at stake. make no mistake within it comes to this announcement he will be making about syria. as this is happening, boris, there is another huge issue facing the white house as the white house has really entered a new chapter. the country has entered a new chanter with this impeachment investigation. the top u.s. diplomat to ukraine directly tying the president to a quid pro quo with ukraine in testimony yesterday. how is the white house dealing with what bill taylor laid out yesterday? >> well, stephanie grisham the press secretary put out a statement following news of taylor's testimony saying this is a coordinated smear campaign. we saw some of the same attacks that we saw related to other witnesses, suggesting that this is hearsay. suggesting that this is you know a plan by democrats to attack this president. but we know that this is really g

kate? >> erin, thank you. >>> terrifying explosions shut down a crowded octoberfest celebration in huntington beach, california. you can see and hear the blasts from last night. authorities say it was a transformer that blew up. the area was evacuated. at least five people were injured, including two firefighters. >>> the supreme court is back in session tomorrow for what's shaping up to be a blockbuster term. the justices hearing cases about hot button issues from immigration, to gay rights, to religious freedom. here is pete williams with a preview. >> reporter: in one of the terms most important case, the supreme court will decide what's to become of daca. [ crowd chanting ] >> reporter: the obama-era program that allows children of undocumented migrants to stay in the u.s. if they were under 16 when their parents brought them here. in covers 700,000 young people, include i including this woman who came here as a young girl with her mother. >> i have a social security number i have the a

me here in the studio good morning to you both i will start with you kate what more can you tell us about the investigation that's been launched understand police have been searching houses in connection with the case. exactly so overnight police searching houses has you say closely here in. a 2nd incident was said to take place said to have taken place yesterday afternoon now. police are still trying to determine whether those incidents were in fact related by the shooting. incident in bag but it's still unclear exactly what police in on spec were trying to find we heard from reports from eyewitnesses locals there and back that police were going from house to house trying to search and it was also an area of about 300 meters it was closed off for a while that has now since been reopened and at the moment authorities are remaining quite tight lipped as sue exactly what they were trying to find what they were searching for joining those house searches yesterday evening. i mean you're following the investigation as well what do we know so far about the attacker and his motives was an

i'm kate bolduan, thank you for joining me. if you dared to turn away from your tv or phone the past 24 hours, you may have missed like 100,000 new developments on the impeachment inquiry into the president and the whistle-blower report that started it all. i'm only slightly exaggerating. >>> let's start here. the house intelligence committee zeroing in on the president and the key figures around him. first, secretary of state mike pompeo, a source telling cnn he was actually on the july 25th phone call where president trump pushed the president of ukraine to investigate joe biden. pompeo initially indicated he knew nothing about the call. he is now facing a subpoena. then there are rudy giuliani. the president's personal attorney is also facing a subpoena. the committee wants to see text messages, phone records, other communication related to his work with ukraine on behalf of the president. it is unclear if rudy giuliani will comply. and then there's the attorney general bill barr. a source tells cnn that the president petsch

. >>> kate larsen, how scientists are genetically modifying your hangover. abc7 news starts now. >>> that breaking news is a major reversal for ecigarette maker juul saying it will no longer financially back proposition to overturn the vaping ban. >> didn't give specifics on why will rein on the ballo at:00, . shot and killed friday in traffic stop in houston. members of the sikh community gathered to remember his life. cornell barnard was there. >> reporter: there were prayers and candles in union city to honor of life of a texas sheriffs deputy. >> not only represented finest of law enforcement, best of the sikh community. >> reporter: shot and killed in a traffic stop on friday. suspect in custody, motive unknown. >> i don't know if it's a hate crime but if it is, it's terrible. he was just doing his job. >> reporter: by all accounts a rock star in the texas sikh community, role model who built bridges. >> very important to have people that look like the community. lets everybody know he's representing us. d erynd>> repteet arve relief efforts. >> guided

well for more we have kate brady in holland our political corner correspondent simon young is with me here in the studio good morning to you both i will start with you kate what more can you tell us about the investigation that's been launched i understand police have been searching houses in connection with the case. exactly so overnight police actually searching houses has you say closely here in. a 2nd incident was set to take place said to have taken place yesterday afternoon now i am police are still trying to determine whether those incidents were in fact related by the shooting. incident in lannes bag but it's still unclear exactly what police in on spec were trying to find we heard from reports from eyewitnesses locals there in lines back that police were going from house to house trying to search and it was also an area of about 300 meters that was closed off for a while that has now since been reopened and at the moment authorities are remaining quite tight lipped a sewer exactly what they were trying to find what they were searching for joining those house searches yesterda

kate? >> courtney, thank you. now to northern syria. new word from the pentagon that american troops leaving there are not returning to the u.s. as the president has said but redeploying in the btle against isis. our chief foreign correspondent richard engel is still in northern syria with the latest. >> tonight, kurdish forces say they pulled back from a flash point city along turkey's border, a key condition from the u.s.-brokered cease fire. president trump has been praising his cease fire with turkey for allowing u.s. troops to come home out of danger, out of endless wars. >> it's time to bring them home. >> but briefing reporters on a flight to afghanistan today, defense secretary mark esper says that nearly all u.s. troops in syria are not coming home but going to iraq. >> the current game plan is for those sources to reposition into western iraq and then two missions. one is to help defend iraq and two is to perform a counterisis mission as we sort through the next steps. >> that's n

security will be tight throughout william and kate's trip. not pakistani authorities will be keen to showcase how much safer the country has become over the past few yea rs. country has become over the past few years. —— but pakistani authorities. the visit has a special significance for the the visit has a special significance forthe uk, the visit has a special significance for the uk, given its large pakistani hospital. the two countries might enjoy a close relationship but it is one which is ultimately rooted in britain's history is a colonial power, and while you can find some who express a degree of nostalgia about that era, many others remember the brutal human rights abuses. at this bizarre in the northern city of petra while in april 1930, pro—independence demonstrators were gunned down by the british army. —— bazaar in the northern city of peshawar. local historians say hundreds died. iqbal‘s grandfather ran a shop here at the time. he witnessed them massacre and was arrested and tortured for helping the protesters. trans