. >> steve: b, $42,000. or c, $190,000 >> i'm going to say b, $42,000. >> steve: okay, your answer is locked in. let's bring out the coolers. >> jimmy: why would you know that? >> steve: she's just guessing! >> i'm guessing. ahh! >> let's see if she was right, 1, 2, 3, dump! [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: oh! reese! >> oh, god! oh, my gosh, it's -- [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: what is this game?! what are the rules? >> steve: reese was correct! >> jimmy: what are the rules of the game? >> steve: your cooler was filled with nacho cheese! [ audience ohs ] can we see that in slow motion? can we see that in slow motion? >> jimmy: i didn't see the guys come out! >> steve: oh, my gosh! >> jimmy: oh, my goodness. >> steve: you look like a lego person! >> jimmy: a melted lego person. >> steve: okay. score is 7-0. [ light laughter ] >> seven? >> steve: next question -- >> jimmy: can we use fake nacho cheese sauce? >> steve: no, this isn't your cheese. >> jimmy: all right. >> steve: all right. nex

>> steve: ooh. >> yes, of course. >> steve: that's a good one. >> "it"! >> steve: very topical. very topical. let's see clowns. >> steve: that's number one! [ ding ] [ cheers and applause ] >> it's a slaughter now. >> steve: okay noah, round two? >> again? >> steve: again. >> oh -- okay. >> steve: things you are afraid of. what are people afraid of? >> oh, heights. >> oh, that's a good one. >> steve: heights. let's see heights! [ ding ] >> first fail. tish. >> oh, i know. i know. i know. >> one more fail. >> jimmy: what are people afraid of? >> ghosts. >> jimmy: yes! >> that was a good one. >> steve: let's see ghosts. [ ding ] >> fail. >> steve: oh! over to "riverdale" to steal. they can win this entire game. >> jimmy: if they don't win this, we win the whole thing. >> steve: no, if they win this, they win the whole thing. >> jimmy: that's right. but if they lose this, we win. >> steve: then you win the whole thing. >> jimmy: that's what i'm talking about. >> steve: they get one guess. you guys get one guess to win this entire game. >> i know. >> insects, insects. [ drumroll ] >

(steve) and i'm steve aveson. here is what we know right now a curfew in place in santa rosa--- for the mandatory evacuation zones and it will stay in place until sunrise tomorrow... here is what we know right now.... more than 70 thousand acres have burned in at least 12 active fires destroying at least 15-hundred structures...but that number could rise. there have been 10 deaths. seven in sonoma county. two in napa county. and one in mendocino county at this point there are no reported containment numbers on these fires.(pam) an out of control firestorm still burning tonight in the north bay ... utter destruction as utter destruction as homes are reduced to ash. and at least ten people are killed ... as more than a dozen wildfires rage tonight.(pam) thank you for joining us tonight i'm pam moore.(steve) and i'm st

steve: what is wrong with that? -- steve: what is wrong with that? lt. gov. guadagno: it puts law enforcement at risk. it is not going to stop federal immigration officers from coming in and enforcing federal law. this is where my legal background comes in, i suppose. we do not have the authority to stop immigration officials from coming in and doing whatever federal law allows them to do. all it does is put a target on the backs of the people in new jersey who believe that they are being protected because of sanctuary cities or states. secondly, a law enforcement officer is at risk. it is a terrible policy. if you want to fix immigration, go to washington and fix the immigration problem. if we do not, we are putting everyone at risk. the people who will be led to believe they are safe in new jersey as a result of a sanctuary state, and law enforcement. the one that scares me is law enforcement officials. what you are saying is local law enforcement officials will not provide backup for other law enforcement officials. unacceptable. steve: to be clear, we wil

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steve hilton is next. >> steve: good evening. i'm steve hilton. this is "fox news tonight." they let me back. we have great stuff to get to. will john mccain be grandstanding to win the approval of the elite. and "the new york times" looking at the nfl. president trump was answering questions from the press when he provided another example of why he appeals to americans who are fed up with open borders and free trade run amok. >> i will not allow our country, the united states of america, to be taken advantage of by so many other countries all over the world. if you look at our trade deficits, massive trade deficits. you look at our jobs moving out to certain countries and the companies are leaving and they're firing the people and the product is made elsewhere and then it's sold back into the united states. i'm not going to be allowing that. so i can understand how certain countries and the leaders of certain countries may feel, but we're just not going to allow the united states to be taken advantage of by other countries anymore. steve: joining us now for reaction in wash

>> steve: even more. even the aggressive play-caller that i am, would not take a shot deep down the field here. third and one. give it to moss. that was a slow developing handoff. looked like williams was thinking about maybe pulling that back out of his belly. >> brian: i don't like the zone read in short yardage situations, because you force the quarterback to make a decision and any indecision in the back's mind slows them down from getting to the line of scrimmage. i just like turn around, handing it to him on a power play and letting him go. >> steve: fourth down. they're going to bring the sticks out. and this is not necessarily the ball game, with utah still having all three time-outs left. >> brian: correct. >> steve: still big nonetheless. >> brian: yeah, he lost yardage. you know, we have not seen any of this speed option from troy williams, but i know that's in the attack, he's not the dynamic runner that tyler huntley is, but sometimes in fourth down situations, defenses are so backed inside,

stay tuned, steve hilton is next. ♪ >> steve: good evening, i am steve hilton and this is "fox news tonight." see, they did let me back for another night and i'm very glad because we have good stuff to get next to. john mccain will be looking at whether "the new york times" will have hypocrisy over the nfl. president trump was answering questions from the press when he provided yet another palpable example of why he appealed to americans that are fed up with open borders and free trade run amok. >> i will not allow our country, the united states of america to be taken advantage of by so many other countries all over the world. if you look at our trade deficits, massive trade deficits with virtually every country. we look at our jobs moving out to certain countries. the companies are leaving and they are firing the people. the product is made elsewhere. it sold back to the united states. i'm not going to be allowing that so i can see how certain countries and the leaders of certain countries may feel. we are not going to allow the united states to be taken advantage of by other countries any

(steve) (steve) there is much more ahead.(pam) stay with us we'll be back in two minutes (bam) the coffey park neighborhood in santa rosa got hit really hard in these fires. hundreds of homes destroyed. gabe slate visited the area and used three hundred and sixty degree video camera technology to give you a better visual of the damage. ((anchor tag))you can see the 360 videos gabe shot in santa rosa on our website kron 4 dot, through our mobile app, or on our facebook page. (steve) still ahead at 8 ...we are checking on your homes.(pam) - viewers have sent us their addresses ... we are looking into whether those properties were damaged. that's after the break ♪ because everyone likes easy. sure do. because everyone is on the go. because we all like to save energy, but sometimes we slip up. reaching up. ssssh! because sometimes we want it cool at night, then toasty in the mornings. introducing the easy to use, energy saving, adjustable from everywhere, easy on the wallet and the eyes, nest thermostat e. e is for everyone. (s

(steve) and i'm steve aveson. here is what we know right now a curfew in place in santa rosa--- for the mandatory zones. it will stay place until sunrise tomorrow (pam) santa rosa is one of the santa rosa (pam) (pam) santa rosa is one of the communities affected most by these wildfires. homes burned to the ground by the block...(steve) kron-4's j-r stone saw the devastation close up at the coffee park developmentand talked with some neighbors who have lost everything. (jrs) (pam) we want to give you another sense of the devastation now .. look at this ... it is a side by side comparison of the area on the left is a google earth image of what the area looked like before the fire... and on the right a c-h-p helicopter image today following the massive fire... (steve) all day we have been hearing harrowing stories of people fleeing their homes with little warning.((pam)) so many families are dealing with the unknown tonight ... they do not know what they will find whenever they are allowed to return home. kron 4's he

>> steve: oh! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, she's the best. we had fun with her last time she came on. later in the week, we have chris hemsworth. woo! >> steve: aw! [ cheers ] >> jimmy: alec baldwin! >> steve: my man. >> jimmy: saoirse ronan! >> steve: oh! >> jimmy: and performances from maroon 5 with sza. [ cheers and applause ] wiz khalifa featuring ty dolla $ign. and on wednesday we're announcing something fun with ben & jerry's. >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: but we can't say what it is. >> steve: oh. [ light laughter ] nothing to do with ice cream. >> jimmy: i don't want -- hey, hey, hey, hey! don't want to talk about it. but we have to wait until wednesday. anyways, we're going to have an announcement with -- something with ben & jerry's. >> steve: but something, you can't see what it is. >> jimmy: it's going to be good. yeah, you want to tune in for that wednesday. it'll be fun. [ cheers and applause ] but first, we have a great show tonight. he stars in "the voice." and this friday his 1

. >> steve: wow. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: this is pretty weird. i heard that people in hawaii are stealing cans of spam, and reselling them. so if you think you're having a a rough day, imagine being the guy waiting on the corner for his spam dealer. [ laughter ] where is this guy? come on. where is this guy? come on, get here man. [ applause ] and finally, i read that a a couple in orlando who ordered plastic storage bins on amazon got a delivery filled with 65 pounds of weed. they were like wow amazon prime is even better than we thought. there we go. [ laughter ] we have a great show tonight. give it up for the roots. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, thank you guys. looking good. looking good. i missed you guys. >> steve: wow! thank you! >> jimmy: welcome back! it is monday! we're very excited to be back. we have a huge week of shows ahead. tomorrow night, ricky gervais will be here. we love ricky. [ applause ] we're going head to head in the "face it"

steve: steve scalise. still ahead on our tuesday telecast, john mccain taking a shot at president trump. we're going to ask kellyanne conway about that when she joins brian live at the white house coming up. ainsley: and today is the day my new children's book comes out. we have some very special guests here to help celebrate. hi. come on up. hey! you know, progressive is america's number-one motorcycle insurer. yeah, she does purr! best bike i ever owned! no, you're never alone, because our claims reps are available 24/7. we even cover accessories and custom parts. we did get an early start! took the kids to soccer practice. you want me to jump that cactus? all right. aah! that lady's awesome. i don't see a possum! that lady's awesome. booking a flight doesn't have to be expensive. just go to priceline. it's the best place to book a flight a few days before my trip and still save up to 40%. just tap and go... for the best savings on flights, go to priceline. the strikingly designed impolexus nx turbore. a

steve: j. christian and explain to me, our viewers get it, if something is against the law it's just against the law and you have got to cooperate with the feds. how have they gotten away with it so long? recommendation well, because barack obama was president and eric holder was the attorney general. and they allowed it to happen. and they didn't enforce federal law because they agreed with the policies. steve, this is all about politics democrats run these cities like philadelphia, chicago, new orleans, the places that are sanctuary cities and counties. they like these policies because it helps them win elections. don't forget illegal alien children will be eligible to vote in 18 years. but it's worse than that, steve, because illegal aliens and aliens are getting on the voter roles in places like philadelphia. we have found alien registrations in philadelphia. they are voting, so it helped democrats win elections to have sanctuary cities. ainsley: how do they get to vote? how is that even fa

steve: sure. professor, let me just quickly ask but, regarding paul manafort because you were talking about the money laundering and those suspicious wire transfers that we read about yesterday on buzz feed. those happened like five years before he worked for donald trump. if they were going to indict him on that, people are going to go that's the best you got? >> no, that's right. and but people also should understand that prosecutors will use whatever they have. it's very unlikely that mueller and his team are going to leave without indicting someone after spending all this money, a team of this size. but, more importantly, prosecutors will often indict someone to put pressure on them. they are clearly trying to put pressure on manafort to see if he has something to offer above him and we know who likely that would be in the view of the prosecutors. steve: sure. ainsley: all right, professor, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. ainsley: feminists like hillary clinton say they support women u

steve: that's the point. reuben? >> i think -- steve: get a word in between. >> i think this will be challenging. donald trump excels identity politics, there's nothing that the democrats or liberals can teach him about identity politics. he ran the whole campaign base on it. kicked off about mexican-americans being criminals and rapists and it went down hill from there. you can't play the cards through the election and then it's who me, and hillary clinton plays identity politics. to the week and the week we've had, i think one of the reasons bush felt compelled to make remarks, we for a scary place, we have the horrible debate nobody approves of between general john kelly, the congresswoman from florida. you have congresswoman wilson, you have the messy discussion that went into the gutter and makes everybody uncomfortable. we are divided society, we do a lot of, that and i'm not surprised having known president bush and familiar with him, i'm a fan of president bush's, senior adviser at the bush institute, should

steve: okay. news flash, i don't remember anybody saying the last couple of years you know, obamacare is working great. obviously they have had to do something. and now the president has just gotten frustrated with mitch mcconnell and company not being able to do anything on the senate side of the congress. and so what's he going to do? he will cut off those subsidies. ainsley: is he pushing for a hard bar gone he negotiates and forces their hand. pete: you talk about the obamacare legacy. president obama set out to transform mechanic. a lot of voters didn't want they love america. president trump is trying to restore it. in healthcare the markets are so distorted premiums gone up so bad and choices so limited you have to take dramatic action if you want to restore market based solutions that bring costs down. president trump, because mitch mcconnell couldn't get it done in the senate took to his pen and said we will allow people to form these associations but the democrats are -- it's so predicta

(steve) the (steve) (steve) the commander in chief... offered his sympathy and support to victims of the las vegas massacre.(catherine) the president and the first lady met with survivors of the shooting today....and first responders. president trump said the doctors and nurses at the university medical center trauma center - among others - have done an "indescribable" job. he also complimented state and local leaders who have been working round the clock... the president did 'not' talk about the renewed debate over tougher gun control measures.. (catherine) you can continue to track development in las vegas at kron four dot com. there's body camera video from police officers as they zeroed in on the suspect. you'll also find more stories from survivors. and - an an emotional letter from the father of a young man killed in the shooting. you can stay connected on breaking news by downloading our free mobile app ahead at eight.. for the third time in less than a week --- a threat is discovered at a bay area high school plus. preparing for

." ♪ steve: welcome to "new jersey's next governor." i am steve adubato. for the next hour, i will sit with the to be a major party candidates for governor in new jersey. broadcast is being seen across a number of networks. whyy, and we are also being heard on the radio. you can also catch us on @steveadubatophd. thewe are seeing across country on a c-span. right now, we are joined by the republican candidate for governor, lieutenant governor kim guadagno. and we will be joined by the democratic candidate for governor, phil murphy, in a minute. first, we have a report from our partners. guadagno defeated a strong republican candidate to become the nominee. for nearly eight years, she has been the lieutenant governor. before that, she was monmouth county sheriff. she is running on a plan to cut property taxes. her so-called circuit-breaker plan would cap the school portion of a homeowner's tax plan at 5% of income. savings will be $800 per homeowner, says what donna - - guadagno. her opponent questions where that money would come from. she says $250 million

steve? steve: thank you, brian. senator corker and jeff flake announced they will not seek re-election. how will this affect the balance of power in the upcoming midterm elections next year. national political reporter for real clear politics caitlin huey-burns. good morning to you. >> good morning. steve: i know we are a little ways away from it. >> never too soon for an election. steve: exactly. it's a year ago. start with the senate republicans have a very thin edge 52 to 48. >> democrats are actually pretty vulnerable. there are a number of democrats up for re-election in states that donald trump won. however, you do have a couple of republican retirements jeff flake and bob corker putting a lot of attention on those states. and, also, republicans still need to recruit a lot of candidates to take on some of these democrats. steve: sure. so these are the states where they have democratic senators in states that president trump won. >> that's right. steve: these are the toss-ups. and interestingly enough, all thre

>> steve: nice but no. >> no. >> steve: nice guess. >> i ruined it. >> no, no it's okay. >> steve: jimmy, it's your turn. you did not ruin it. >> you didn't ruin it. >> steve: jimmy is going to ruin it. >> jimmy: one clue, finger. one word back. >> has to be pinky. [ cheers and applause ] [ bell dinging ] >> steve: shaq attack. >> jimmy: it has to be pinky. >> steve: oh, my gosh, that's nuts. >> jimmy: has to be pinky, man. >> steve: shaq -- >> jimmy: alright mandy. >> steve: and mandy -- >> announcer: the password is -- >> steve: shaq, you're up first. >> jimmy: you can do this. [ laughter ] >> hump. >> jimmy: sorry? >> hump. [ laughter ] >> steve: hope. hump. the man said hump. >> jimmy: he said hump? [ laughter ] >> h-u-m-p. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah yeah. >> steve: hump. >> jimmy: wednesday? [ laughter ] >> steve: no. >> that's a good guess. >> steve: no. that's a good guess. >> that's legitimate. >> steve: that is officially hump day. >> okay. you heard -- >> steve: hump. >> hump. >> toe? [ audience groans ] >> steve: oh, snap! ♪ >> camel toe? [ bell dinging ] ♪ >> steve: oh, it's a

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(steve) (steve) coming up.. a store manager creates a special halloween surprise for a trick or treater in a wheelchair .. a home depot manager in north carolina picked up the bill for a wheelchair-enabled boy's halloween costume.(pam) halloween is right around the corner and jack mcilroy... nicknamed super jack... needed a super costume for his ride. that's where valerie baker stepped in to help. jack's mother thought it was kind enough that the home depot manager shipped in a refrigerator ... in order to get the cardboard needed to create an elaborate costume for jackson's wheelchair ... but that was not all.(sot) we walked around the store trying to find things to make jack's costume and by the time we got to the end she took us up to the register and took care of the whole entire bill. take a look at jack's costume. he and the store manager decided to go with a pirate ... aboard his very own ship. last weather and goodbye final look at the weather with chief meteorologist brittney shipp. a full hour of enter

i'm pam moore.( steve ) and i'm steve aveson. a short time ago we learned the number of homes and buildings destroyed in the fires spiked siginificantly. fire officials say 57-hundred structures have been lost.( pam ) we also learned of two more deaths in the bay area. the napa county sheriff found the bodies of 89- year-old doctor george chaney and 79-year-old edward stone.. they were inside a home on atlas peak road. this brings the number of dead in napa county to four.as we've said.. the latest numbers indicate a total of 35 people have been killed in the fire zone. we are getting an update right now on the fires ... let's go to the sonoma county fairgrounds in santa rosa. ( pam ) one more note.. we just learned governor brown, along with u.s. senators dianne feinstein and kamala harris will visit sonoma county tomorrow. they have been waiting for the conditions to improve before visiting the area. this comes as fema - is set to open up its operations in santa rosa tomorrow as well. a state of emergency was declared earlier t

(steve) and i'm steve aveson. here is what we know right now a curfew in place in santa rosa--- for the mandatory evacuation zones. it will stay place until sunrise tomorrow here is where we stand tonight. more than 70 thousand acres have burned in at least 12 active fires destroying at least 15-hundred structures...but that number could rise. there have been 10 deaths. seven in sonoma county. two in napa county. and one in mendocino county at this point there are no reported containment numbers on these fires. (pam) now many viewers have asked us to show where the fire is now .. but that is not clear at this hour. fire officials say, right now their priority is saving lives.... not necessarily knocking down the fire itself. (steve) that has some evacuees frustrated as we do not know the full extent of the damage yet.(pam) but kron-4 has been visiting many hard hit communities today. tonight kron-4's justine waldman begins our coverage. she is live in santa rosa tonight... justine - you spoke with someone who lost

>> steve: she's a delight. >> jimmy: she is hosting "saturday night live" this weekend. >> steve: yes. >> jimmy: gal gadot is here, ladies and gentlemen. [ cheers and applause ] wonder woman. gal and i are playing charades with miley cyrus and tariq from the roots later on in the show. it's gonna be fun. [ cheers and applause ] plus, from viceland's "desus and mero," desus and mero are stopping by. [ cheers and applause ] they're great dudes. funny dudes. so fun. and you can catch her on "the voice" airing tuesdays and mondays on nbc. her new album, "younger now" -- have you listened to this record yet, higgins? every single song is fantastic. this is a great, great, great record. miley cyrus is going to perform tonight. [ cheers and applause ] "younger now." tonight, miley is going to perform a tribute to tom petty with her dad, billy ray cyrus. [ audience aws ] it's going to be great. we love her. [ applause ] [ slurping ] [ light laughter ] we've been having so much fun with miley. i was talking with miley backstage before the show and we found out we're both huge fans of the same

. >> steve: this is really the exact game we expected. it's not how we expected to get to this point. >> brian: looks like a first down -- >> steve: i got a chain link there, pal. >> brian: okay. maybe two. >> steve: for the sake of argument, we'll call it third and one. >> brian: if it were me, i'm going to give it to the best player on your offense tonight, that's zack moss. and i'm going to run right be hind their best offensive lineman, the left guard. 320 pounds. >> steve: and what's the next play you're call, because you know it's four-down territory. >> todd: what do you say, levy, take a shot even the aggressive play-caller that i am, would not take a shot deep down the field here. third and one. give it to moss. that was a slow developing handoff. looked like williams was thinking about maybe pulling that back out of his belly. >> brian: i don't like the zone read in short yardage situations, because you force the quarterback to make a decision and any indecision in the back's mind slows them down from getting to the line of scri

. >> steve: really? >> jimmy: they said that he's recently -- he walks around the white house and he shouted, i hate everyone in the white house. [ laughter ] but later he clarified his remarks saying, "except for me. i still like me a lot." [ cheers and applause ] when i'm here -- when i'm here, i'm family. that's what he said. >> steve: that's what he said? >> jimmy: when i'm here, i'm family. >> steve: wow, the olive garden? >> jimmy: it's the olive garden slogan, yeah. [ laughter ] breadsticks? unlimited breadsticks. what are you doing? apparently, yeah, he had an outburst, and yelled, i hate everyone in the white house. like he just said it. outburst. mike pence tried to calm him down. trump said, "go way, you're not even my real dad." [ laughter and applause ] no -- are you? also, the article also said that trump, and chief of staff john kelly, have gotten into a a lot of shouting matches. [ audience oohs ] one time, trump got so angry, he punched the tiniest hole in the wall. >> steve: really? [ l

steve: i agree. i'm not trying and i hope i didn't get that impression that i'm trying to put aside the intellect the right way but i do think it is connected to this power question about the elite telling other people what to do. that is an exertion in exercise of power that i think it goes right across so many of the issues that are fueling populism. >> i think there has to be greater humility and silicon valley and others about we like to think about were on the vanguard of progressive values and creating equality of opportunity and there has now been sexual harassment case after case and we've got to do better. no other way of saying it. i'm not going to apologize for some of the behavior but what we have to look at is in a broader context we have had men have had power in society in many positions and now people especially in the next generation are saying we are not going to put up with it. what was okay in the past is not going to cut it and we have new. steve: we have to leave it there for th

(steve) thank you for joining us i'm steve aveson.(pam) and i'm pam moore. even parts of the coast saw temperatures in the 90-s today.(steve) kron-4's chief meteorologist brittney shipp is here with more on the unseasonable heat....and where we broke records strong high pressureover the region this afternoon along with offshore flow hasresulted in very warm to hot temperatures. many inland locationsthroughout the central coast have exceed 90 deg f with the big surstation reporting 101 deg f. a few lower 90s also being reported in and around the oakland area at at locations such as half moonbay. do expect a few additional degrees of warming likely throughthe remainder of the afternoon before cooling later this evening.clear sky conditions and light winds will allow for modest cooling overnight, providing relief to the daytime heat. overnight lowswill generally be into the 50s or lower 60s with values in the 60sto lower 70s in the hills/higher elevations. (steve) in the north bay the sonoma county sheriff's office is stilling trying to track down people report

>> steve: yeah! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ tonight show superlatives ♪ [ applause ] >> jimmy: our first player is tyler matakevich. he's a linebacker for the steelers. he was voted most likely to be the love child of ed sheeran and a squashed pumpkin. [ laughter ] that's nice. [ cheers and applause ] next up for the steelers is juju smith-schuster. he was voted most likely to be the drunk pronunciation of, did you smash my rooster? juju smith-schuster? [ applause ] juju smith-schuster? [ laughter ] juju smith-schuster? [ laughter ] next up for the steelers is james conner. he was voted most likely to be what drake looks like through a a peephole. [ applause ] up next is lions defensive end anthony zettel. he was voted most likely to give it 110% when playing football and 50% when smiling. >> steve: wow! [ applause ] >> jimmy: here's lions offensive tackle emmett cleary. he was voted most likely to be jesus's cousin dave christ. >> steve: whoa! >> jimmy: how you doing, man? what's up? [ applause ]

steve: yeah. i've got to tell you, you know, you saw here on fox and friends on memorial day, i actually went out to prove to you i could not golf at your patriots day golf event, and you raised millions of dollars for that. that's fantastic. but, you know, there are a lot of charities out there that are great charities. but they do have substantial overhead. i have seen your place. you do not have much overhead. most of this money is going to go to the families. >> yeah. we do. historically about 86 cents of every dollar goes to programs. we're platinum rated, which is the highest generating, and ainsley knows a lot of that is going to go change lives. ainsley: oh, i knew. i did my research when i checked out organizations. >> and this all started in my garage in okay. my wife and i were called on a mission, a ministry from god, no doubt, and looking back, we're very prideful when people give us a dollar, we make it count. we want to let them know literally through the lives of the spouses, the n

ainsley: steve is downstairs. steve, over to you. steve: thanks, ainsley. a terrible story out in new jersey where this illegal immigrant is accused of sexually assaulting a 6-year-old girl after breaking into her house in trenton. trenton is one of new jersey's sanctuary cities and if a democrat is elected governor in new jersey, -- in noe in new jersey, new jersey might be on track to become the next sanctuary state. our next guest wants to stop that lieutenant governor of new jersey where i live right now and the republican candidate for governor and she joins us right now. good morning to you. >> auto good morning, steve. steve: your opponents, the democrat, phil murphy said he would have blocked the feds from using any personal information from new jersey's undocumented criminals. >> right. he has come right out and proudly said the day he won that primary i'm going to make new jersey a sanctuary state. steve: i live in new jersey. i would like to have a say in that. >> well, i think you should have a say in that in fact, the say should be no. it's ver

(steve) and i'm steve aveson. tonight an celebration was held at one of mike's favorite hangouts: the cooperage brewing company. (pam) kron4's j-r stone was there . he joins us live from santa rosa... jr? 40 year old mike grabow was remembered wednesday night. it's believed he was in bed when the tubbs fire tore through his santa rosa home near mark west springs road. tragically mike didn't make it out.he's just a really great person touched a lot of people probably the nicest man most genuine man i've ever met in my lifemike's friends spoke higly of him wednesday night. paul sheridan's wife was good friends with mike and like everyone else.was desperatly looking for him after the tubbs fire tore through the area.last text on her phone is asking if he's alright and there's no response so.this is what's left of mike's home. the pick up truck out front is about the only recognizable thing there but even that burned in the fire. wednesday night though it was about remembering the good times with mike. patrons packed

(steve)(steve) (steve) stacee etcheber leaves behind a husband and... two children. (catherine) our coverage of this tragic story continues online at kron4 dot com... there we have a timeline of the events on the vegas strip... photos from the scene... and bay area reaction... all that on kron4 dot com... (steve)bart has released a new photo of a man they say showed a gun to a woman on bart and then stole her purse. (catherine) they're saying that man should be considered armed and dangerous. kron 4's dan kerman is live at bart police headquarters with more. dan? it was on the morning september 11th when bart says this man robbed a woman aboard a fremont bound train travelling through haywardsot chris filippi/bart spokesman the suspect showed what appeared to be a black semi automatic handgun and then he grabbed her purse, the train was still moving and the suspect moved to the next car and then exited at the south hayward station.this image captured by a camera aboard the train was released the next day and it led to lots of tips which helped police identify the sus

steve: thanks, anita. for joined now by author of [inaudible] it's a brilliant book about everything to do with technology and there is so much to talk about with him. this particular question of ai and the economy and jobs and i'd love to focus on that. there is a story out there that robots are coming and they will destroy jobs on a scale that we haven't seen. what is your take? >> i'm sick and tired of hearing that robots will take our jobs. he will only do that if that is what we tell them to do. a lot of what we have to think about is how are we telling them that and why are we telling them and what do we do about it. steve: let's just take some of those examples. examples of manufacturing jobs that people worry will be displaced. what is the argument there and how can we tell the robots to operate in a way that doesn't destroy those jobs. >> the thing we're wrong about robots is we think of this object as the robot and the robot is the system and we are actually living inside the future ai. the stron

(steve) this (steve) this saturday.... sonoma county residents are invited to attend a day of remembrance in santa rosa in the wake of the wildfires that are still burning in the county. the event starts eleven a.m. at santa rosa junior college's bailey field on mendocino avenue. the event will include a santa rosa fire department color guard bagpipesand brief choir and musical performances. 23 people in sonoma county died in the fires... which destroyed thousands of homes and businesses. (steve) another big story tonight... the federal agent ... whose stolen gun was used in the murder of kate steinle .. took the witness stand today.(vicki) the 2015 killing of steinle made national headlines and sparked a debate on immigration after the suspect turned out to be an undocumented immigrant who'd already been deported five times. this is video of the federal park ranger entering the courtroom. his government issued semi automatic handgun was stolen out of his parked car a few days before the murder. he told the jury that he wa

and i am steve aveson. new tonight, the california highway patrol tells us, in the past two years, there have been 112 freeway shootings in the bay area. our latest one happened near san francisco international airport on interstate 380.kron 4's justine waldman is on our top story tonight.she is in our newsroom with all the new information.justine? (justine) the driver worked for a ride-sharing company.. and had just picked up two passengers at the airport. the chp tells me... the driver who was shot and hurt... was not the intended target. just a driver at the wrong place at the wrong time. two cars left covered in bullet holes.at 11 on sunday night on 380.. someone opened fire on a black toyota sedan. the driver, who the chp believes works for uber, had just picked up two passengers at sfo.sot yeah very scary yeah not goodthe female driver was shot in the shoulder and went to the hospital.her two passengers were not physically hurt.the chp tells kron 4 news the driver and the passengers were caught in the

steve: sure. you know, wasn't there a story out there that john mccain had a copy of it and handed it to the fbi so at some point he had a copy and gave it to them. but, before. >> we need to understand john mccain's role in this. steve: it would be interesting to find that out. but, in the very beginning, wasn't it opposition research stuff gathered by republicans to try to, you know, knock trump out of the race. that didn't work so apparently somebody else bottom the same stuff, right? >> this is the beginning, the genesis of this dossier began with never trumpers associated with in some way with jeb bush. we have our suspicions as to who that is. there are still people asking questions. again, but that is kind of the thousand dollars question. the million-dollar who really began this. we know it's a never trumper. we know a republican and fusion g.p.s. guard ahold of this and funded by the democrats. christopher steele wrote it kind of the interesting things about this, steve, christopher steel

(steve) thank you for joining i'm steve aveson.(catherine) and i'm catherine heenan in for pam moore. the 37 th annual fleet week is kicking into high gear as the weekend arrives. with the blue angels as the stars of the show kron-4's dan kerman watched the team roar through the sky today. he joins us live from marina green .. dan? the blue angels began streaking across bay area skies about 3 friday afternoon, in their first of 3 performances.sotsotsotsotan elite group of navy pilots has been flying as the blue angels since 1946 an enthusiastic crowd came to the marina for a front row seat and for many it was not their first time.sotsot the moves were familiar to some but no less exciting. and each and everyone had a favorite sotsotsotsot (steve)' you can the blue angels perform ---live and exclusively on kron 4.. it starts this saturday at 2 p-m ... our mark danon and brittney shipp will be hosting. don't miss the two- hour spectacular....showcasing one of the best aerial teams around. (steve) ' you can the blue angels perform ---