dan. >> dan: thanks a lot, trace. we will go live to arlington, virginia, democratic virginia delegates patrick is holding a press conference announcing plans to introduce articles of impeachment for justin fairfax if he does not resign before monday. let's listen in.ve >> patrick: we want a time for an investigation. why rush to judgment? >> patrick: two women have come forward, we can't question their motivations. they are clearly credible people. these are very serious accusations, and he is unfit to serve office. >> how do you know they are telling the truth? >> have not. i have not spoken to the speak speaker. [inaudible] >> i'm sorry, can you repeat that? f [inaudible] >> well we will find out. >> why are you calling for the lieutenant governor right now? >> the distinction betweenif sexual assault or rate is clearlyre very different. the articles of impeachment under the constitution are very clear, high-priced and misdemeanor and this means that threshold. well the events that occurred 30 some years ago the go

>> hi, dan. we keep seeing more and more of the statements of the people coming out and saying now they do believe the lieutenant governor should step down from his role. the most recent allegation, of course, allegedly tack place at dauk university, when the lieutenant governor and the woman were students there back in 2000. duke university tells me that the lieutenant governor justin fairfax was asked to step down from the board of visitors at the duke stanford school of public policy. the lieutenant governor facing sexual assault allegations from two different women. one says he forced her the pore form oral sex on him in the 2004 d.n.c. convention in boston. another says he raped her in 2000 when they were students at duke. lieutenant governor denying all of the allegations against him. in a statement he said, "i have never forced myself known ever. i demand a investigation into the false accusations." he called it part of a vicious and coordinated smear campaign. the law firm representing th

susan: dan, final question. we have a minute left. dan: thank you. with as much time as we have, what's the current status of kendall air force base following the hurricane? what sort of initial steps have you been able to make? heather: kendall got hammered by the hurricane. we have moved some money around within the budget to try to do the initial recovery. we have some operations that are back there but we will need supplemental support from the congress to recover that base. and we think we do need to recover that base. because it is right next to the gulf, training and test range, it's a tremendous place to do training. what we proposed to congress is rather than rebuild it the way it was, is to rebuild it as our next f-35 base. we would have to change infrastructure at other bases, in this case we know we have to replace a lot of infrastructure. let's replace it and make it a fifth generation base. susan: because the public has been hearing so much about this, with the president's emergency declaration for the border wall, will any air force's

this is happening at this is (dan)(dan) (dan) (vicki) we will continue to follow this active rescue throughtout the hour,. also stay connected on breaking updates by downloading our free app today. or by subscribing to our new commercial service -- -kron- on.on dot t-v to (vicki) my gums are irritated. i don't have to worry about that, do i? actually, you do. harmful bacteria lurk just below the gum line. new crest gum detoxify works below the gum line to neutralize harmful plaque bacteria and help reverse early gum damage. gum detoxify, from crest. stop fearing your alarm clock... with zzzquil pure zzzs. a drug-free blend of botanicals with melatonin that supports your natural sleep cycle so you can seize the morning. zzzquil pure zzzs. :10 oc: "also their money (grant) day two of the oakland teacher strike saw teachers and their supporters back on the picket lines today. teachers demanding a pay raise among other things, the district supporting a pay hike, but saying it can't afford as much as the teachers are asking(vicki) teachers are demanding a 12 percent pay raise over the next three yea

behind the wheel, dan. he's been living in the drc for two years, working on a documentary about some of the several dozen rebel groups in the country. riding shotgun, dan's close friend and associate horeb, a congolese. they're taking me across the border. one side, rwanda, hotels, paved roads, internet, and paperwork to be filled out. just a few feet of barbed wire, machine guns and cement walls away -- this. welcome to goma. a city of 1 million, the significant number of whom are idps, internally displaced people -- sitting, rather inconveniently, at the base of mt. niragango. a still smoldering volcano. current street level is about 12 feet above where it was in january 2002 when it last erupted. lava everywhere. which explains the less than smooth ride. one of the first things you notice out the car window, the u.n. about four months ago, the m-23, one of the various rebel groups holed up in the jungle nearby, invaded the city. the ngos battened down the hatches. the u.n. stood by, hands tied. everyone

robert: you've traveling around europe, dan, what's your take? dan: there's a lot of nervousness. katty: not like we don't have problems of our own,[l right? ghter] dan: every country has internal proble and they're absorbed in it, certainly britain is with brexit. there's a feeling that the president doesot share the feelings in terms ovepl transatlantic orl multilate rhythms former presidents have had. there'leah that maybe they can riled it out. they are nervous about what might happen if the president is der pressure either from the mueller report or because of the re-elect, that he might lash and they could been the -- on the receiving end of that. also the possibilities that some of the questions he's raised are legitimate questions. whether it's nato funding or things like that. there are worries and also concern about if he were to get a sonterm what the real damage might be. scott g.: robert: stacy from georgia gave democratic response. speaker pelosi is facing a rising left in her conference. represent active ocasio-cortez proposes the new green deal. what c we make of t

dan: his legacy is as long as you n make it. he's been there through every significant fight, through every fight through advancement of progress, medicare and medicaid, civil rights. he's be somebody who's held people in power accountable. he's runf any number o investigations. he's just been there throughout the whole modern history of the united states and when you look at that, there's basically almost no one who's had that combination of longevity and impact that john dingell has had. robert: he often would talk w about beinh his father am pearl harbor, being there inin waon as f.d.r. made his case to the nation.t liveough so much history. katty: not just that he served under, i think it was 11 presidents, he was there for the cond worldar. we're losing that memory of what the country can be le, wha the west can be like. l the libemocratic values that were built after the second world wahi and i for people concerned about those values, ll john din represents a file when they were drive -- thrivin and when countries worked t

dan, what do you say >> yeah. so i can't even remember but let's root for the rams down here in atlanta. >> carter. >> double gs google, down, gold, up. >> mike. >> i like gold and i like doing put spreads calendars in google. actually i'll have to say go pats >> that does it for us here on "options action. see you back here next friday at 5:30. >>> my mission is simple, to make you money i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere, i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now >> hey, i'm cramer welcome to "mad money. i'm trying to make you money my job is to not just entertain but educate and teach you. call me or tweet me. we're back we're back we're back in business yes. a world where good news can be bad news for example, the

>> i'm dan. >> dan, what do you do here? >> i'm the wine bar, and i spend most of my time selling. >> how long have you been in the business? >> 22 years. >> whoa. >> what i brought to the business was a book of business that i had built over 20 years dealing with folks by selling to them directly via email or phone call. >> that's worth a lot of money. >> right, right. >> what's your favorite wine? >> uh, well, i mean, my true love are the wines from bordeaux, so-- >> do you have a lafite? >> okay, now you're getting to the top. >> nah, i don't want that. i can't afford it. i have a question for you. >> sure. >> why is there crap everywhere? >> too much inventory? >> exactly. >> who's responsible ultimately for overbuying inventory? >> greg wants to be in charge of that. my approach to buying is, is i buy what i think i can sell within 30 days. >> and would you know how to liquidate it if you had to? >> yeah. >> and so why haven't you suggested that to greg? >> well, i tried, marcus. i'm not in charge. he's my boss. >> dan

what do you think of dan's trade, mike? >> yeah. i think he actually was hitting on the key point here, which is the price of options relative to how much the stock could potentially move around between now and expiration, the period which does capture earnings, does capture some of the tariff uncertainty, and by the way, let's bear in mind that some of this growth story coming as it does from china, even if you don't have any kind of a trade-related issue, what you do have also is you're hinged to the global growth story. even as u.s. consumers might be strong, you also have to rely on strength overseas. this is a stock that typically moves over a comparable amount of time encapsulating earnings 10%. he's spending 3% of the current stock price to make a directional bet. think about it this way. if you're going to make a directional bet, right or wrong, right now the price of options is indicating that you're much better off doing a trade hike this one rather than buying the stock or shorting the stock. the one question i would have

using dan and jennie's example again, dan's $400,000 value as of january 1 is used to set the tax bill for the following fiscal year beginning july through june of the next year. jennie buys the property from dan in october. the taxable value is reset to $700,000 as of october, but the bill issued still reflects dan's lower value. in this case, jennie would expect to receive one supplemental or catch-up bill to capture the difference between her assessed value and began's fr began's -- dan's from october through june. because of january 1 we already know of the sale, we would have used the following year to set jennie's property taxes and no other supplemental bill should be received. however, if dan sells the property to jennie in march, instead, jennie should expect two supplemental bills. like before, jennie would receive one supplemental bill to cover the time in which she owned the home in the current tax year from march to june. but because as of the next january used to set the tax base for the following tax year, dan still owned the home, the following year's entire bill still

(ken) kron4's dan kerman is at an evacuation center in sebastapol. dan? dan? sebastapol. dan? (pam) evacuations have been ordered up and down the russian river in sonoma county. (ken) our grant lodes joins us now in studio with a closer look. (grant) here's a closer look at the areas under evacuation orders in sonoma county. the blue line is the russian river-- and all the areas along the river are under those evacuation orders. to the to the north-- the areas are asti, chianti, lytton, jimtown, rio dell, and bailhache. and the areas being evacuated in the central area of the river are... jenner, duncans mills, sheridan, monte rio, northwood lodge, montesano, guernewood, vacation beach, guernewood park, guerneville, rolands, el bonita, korbel, summerhome park, hacienda, mirabel heights, mirabel park, and wilson grove. and we have all of these areas posted on our website at kron-4 dot com. (ken) the stormy weather caused some problems in berkeley overnight. we'll show you the damage after trees came crashing down. (pam) and the winds were so strong in daly city, they actually t

so dan, what do you think of mike's trade >> yeah, so i find it interesting. we've tried to focus on some call calendars, put calendars, trying not to be as directional into some of these events, especially as the market is cooling down after a very volatile period. so i kind of like mike's put calendar here because carter's not saying that this thing is going down 10% in a straight line, he's saying the technical setup is starting to deteriorate. when you look at some of these mega cap tech names over the last month that have reported since apple's preannouncement, we've had moves that have been, other than facebook obviously, but that have been within the plus or minusof the implied move so even if you agree with carter that ultimately google may start going lower, mike's trade works out in the near term if you're not expecting a greater than expected move. so i like the trade structure. i also really like the technical setup. i just don't think you're going to get the fundamental bomb when they report on monday that's going to send the stock down dramatical

dan, what do you say >> yeah. so i can't even remember but let's root for the rams down here in atlanta. >> carter. >> double gs google, down, gold, up. >> mike. >> i like gold and i like doing put spreads calendars in google. actually i'll have to say go pats >> that does it for us here on "options action. see you back here next friday at 5:30 - [announcer] the following is a paid presentation brought to you by national debt relief. are your credit cards maxed out? are you just making the minimum payments, or worse yet, falling behind on your bills? are you stressed out all the time by your debt? is debt keeping you awake at night? there's reason to worry. check out your credit card statement. if you're only making the minimum payment, it could take you over 20 years to pay off. - having debt is like having a tremendous weight on you and you can't lift it and you don't know what to do or how you're gonna get out of it. - i was on like a treadmill, just not going anywhere. i mean, i would just work and work as har

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will dan coats be shown the door for publicly contradicting the commander in chief? >>> stone cold attack. trump ally roger stone blasts the judge in his criminal case, appearing to show we're in the cross hairs in a social media post. is he violating a gag order issued by that same judge? and supported by robert mueller? >>> diplomatic liaisons. just days before the second trump/kim summit, we're learning about a potentially significant move toward building formal relations between the two countries. standby for the exclusive details. >>> and democrats divided. white house hopefuls are converging on early voting states as the split widens between the left and the center. tonight we'll hear a moderate voice as senator amy klobuchar takes questions at a cnn town hall event. we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer. this is a cnn "situation room" special report. >>> breaking news tonight. a trump insider is hinting that the president may be preparing to fire his director of national intelligence after dan coats repeated

(catherine) we have dan thorn and dan kerman standing by. they're tracking the high winds and the potential problemsweather like this can cause on a friday night commute. first... let's check in with chief meteorlogist lawrence karnow... he has the latest on the storm. lawrence karnow: a powerful storm is moving into the bay area. rain and wind are now picking up. you can see all of the rain on doppler radar. the heaviest rain will move in after midnight and toward dawn. a flash flood watch and high wind warning are now posted for the entire bay area tonight. heavy snow will bring blizzard conditions to the bay area with as much as 10 feet falling on higher peaks. showers will continue on saturday with the posibility of isolated thunderstorms. cold showers will move in on sunday with snow possible over our local mountains down to 2,000 feet. even colder air and showers could bring even lower snow levels on monday and tuesday. tuesday. (ken) thanks lawrence. our team coverage continues tonight. dan kerman is at the bay bridge toll plaza -- we

dan ackerman, thank you for joing us. dan: thank you. foldablee very pricey phone. here is somewhere you can take itthlocation made famous by leonardo dicaprio's film "the beach." it became a top tourist spot with thousands of visitors heading there to enjoy the tucoral and l beauty. but the influx came at a price, major environmtal damage. last autumn the beach was closed indefinitely. jonathan head went to see if it is bouncing back. jonathan: from the air, the beauty is breathtaking. sheer limestone towers soaring at an impossibly turquoise sea. , itndscape so dazzling starred in a hollywood movie. the movie brought fame and popularity. the famous beach began to be crushed by the number of visitors visiting each day. >> sometimes there are more than 200. it does not look like a bay. it looks like a floatinghiarket or som like that. some of them make the coral in serious thndition. jonaan: so what is it like now eight months after they closed it? i took a boat ride to the island to find out. tourists can still come to the mouth of the bay, but their only view of e

dan? we're off of 116 in forestville which takes you to river road guerneville-every road in and around the town is flooded-just like this...fire fighters and national guard members have been working non- stop rescuing people trapped by the flood waters. they been using boats and high water trucks to get people to safety. people around the guerneville area are being told to evacuate. and if you haven't already you should. i talked with one of the fire rescue crews before that said they've never seen the water come up this high-the water has been fast moving and it is dangerous. sonoma county deputies are also out working in several areas handling mudslides and downed trees since last night. we've also been hearing some compelling li saved from the hood of their car after their canoe tipped over..other tell us their vehicles and home have become submerged..sot: several people have also been able to kayak canoe or paddle board safely to pick up supplies for themselves and their neighbors-thi

this dan, ama? >> okay, dan, thank you very much. >>> and we've heard from many of you that you're worried about how pg&e's bankruptcy could affect you. everything from your electric bill to the rebate offers. >> a lot of issues to be concerned with. 7 on your side's michael finney here with answers. >> this is pretty interesting. it looks as if pg&e doesn't want to tick off customers any more than it already has. so it's asking court to protect programs like rebates for energy efficiency and benefits for pensions and plans. for example, pg&e wants to be able to refund security deposits some new customers must pay. pg&e refunded $52 million in security deposits last year, averaging $220 per person. and it's expected to pay out $60 million in security deposits to about 20,000 customers this year. it's also asking to continue rebates for energy saving appliances incentives for rooftop solar systems, and to continue the care, discount program for low income customers. consumer bankruptcy attorney ian m

dan might have been repaying a favor. before the outrage -- before they realized what happened, dan was off to do something he was supposed to do all along, he was working with several other american ambassadors in europe -- purchasedetly outright cuba as another slave state. while he was there, dan had a meeting and rumors were pounding he was havingg with the young queen to that point. he was joined by his wife and child, turned around and returned to new york. he was on to greater things. 1856, the house of representatives from new york third district and he brought along his wife. -- while heankly was considered one of the most glamorous and handsome and charismatic people in washington, his wife was a paradigm. she was like 20 years old, she spoke five languages fluently and she often came across from her house to preside over foreign dignitaries. considered very handsome. he had a scar under his left eye. she broke into his hotel room with a pull whip and smashed him across the face. dan grappled with the man and th

cameost part of dan had a appearance. these are some of the books i is mmend if anybody interested in learning more about either of these characters. these are some of the more recent and popular books but to tell you, sickles, the incredible, is among my all books.avorite most popular biographies i have ever read. ow, i don't know if there is time but i did promise -- >> no time. >> no time, sorry. have to come back to this another time. or ask me afterwards. vinnie-mania helped to wreck the most expensive government expedition before the advent of nasa. be happy to entertain questions. we're out of time. we'll have to do it afterwards. [applause] >> thank you. everybody was as impressed as i was. there is information here that none of us had ever heard before. [laughter] >> lincoln's interaction with people would uch have lasting effects on this after they all got done. patrick, we would like you to gift on behalf of the lincoln group of the columbia.of >> thank you. [applause] >> thank you for doing your research with

. >> and i'm dan ashley. this map shows you exactly where the problem started, around 10:30 this morning. a driver called 911 to report a chunk of concrete fell on their car. >> in less than an hour later, caltrans shut down all lanes of the bridge. it wouldn't fully reopen until nine hours later, aroundle:20, live team coverage of this mess and the problems it created beginning with jobina fortson, live at the richmond-san rafael bridge toll plaza. jobina? >> dan and ama, the repair made to the bridge is basically a band-aid. just imagine this, though, as steal plates that are welded on to the areas where that concrete fell earlier today. it's all just a temporary fix, though. it may not sound like it, but that's the happiness honk. . >> go ahead. let's go, let's go. >> you're look agent the first cars that made it through westbound lanes on the richmond-san rafael bridge after an almost eight-hour shutdown. >> safety is more paramount than convenience. >> let's rewind to the issue this morning.hu of concret

dan. >> all right, marcus. thank you very much. we appreciate it. >>> let's get over to rob now with the forecast. what's cooking? >> we have a couple of more pulses of powerful precipitation. didn't mean to illiterate like that but that's pretty much how it's lining up. we have half an inch in ten minutes across santa barbara county. we have a surge of cold air that will be dropping in as well. the pacific northwest will get into the action with this. maybe low elevation snow in seattle and portland, and then tomorrow morning, it's going to be some action as well with some rainfall across parts of san francisco, maybe some wind as well and look at all the white piling up in the mountains here as this cold low drops down and gets showery monday and tuesday. it lasts through tuesday, but the winter storm warnings have been posted and re flo waings will likely b areas where another one to two inches of rainfall is expected. we have seen five plus, and this is not a typo. up to 10 feet of snow in higher elevations of the sierras. ther

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dan johnson reports from los angeles. >> ♪ cause this is thriller dan: he was the king of pop, a global icon and one of all time. -- one of the most successful singers of all time. allegations of child abuse overshadowed his later career. in 2005, he was cleared in court, but now there are new claims. >> i was seven years old. michael asked, "do you and the family want to come to dan: two men have told a documentary filmmaker that they were groomed at neverland. >> michael jackson sexually abused me fr age seven years d until 14 years old. deand the sexual abuse incd fondling, touching, my entire body and my penis. michael: hello, wade. today is your birthday. i love you. bye. dan: wade originally testified that michael jackson never harmed him. >> the idea of being called away from michael, this man, this otherworldly figure, this god to me who had become my best friend, no way was i ever going to do anything that would pull me away from him. er was in asafechuck coal of the jackson. -- with jackson. he says he was abuse from the age of 1he >> he groomshildren and he grooms the parents

dan? >> thanks very much. >>> president trump is preparing to give his state of the union address tomorrow. members of congress each get to invite one guest. some democratic lawmakers are bringing transgender military members. the president is trying to ban transgender people from serving in the military. peninsula congresswoman jackie speier told abc 7 news she's bringing air force staff sort logan ireland. >> even while he was in the service and had surgery, he was able to do his job. and that's what america's all about. >> speier also says democratic lawmakers plan to wear white to signify women's suffrage. >>> the czech republic is the latest european union nation to recognize juan guaido as interim president of venezuela. arguing that venezuelan president nicolas maduro's reelection was illegitimate. the move follows similar action by germany, spain, france, sweden, austria, denmark, and britain, as well as the u.s. and most south american nations. guaido is the head of the opposition

what dan coats said in public to the united states senate or what donald trump claims dan coats said to him in private? in the oval office. leading off our discussion now, democratic congressman eric swalwell from california. he's a member of the intelligence and judiciary committees. and jason johnson, politics editor at theroot.com and an msnbc contributor. congressman swalwell, first of all, the president's characterization of this meeting today in the oval office in which the only source we have on this is the president, no transcript, no video, and he's saying that the intelligence chiefs came in there and said to him we didn't say any of those things that are now on video that we've all seen them say. >> well, good evening, lawrence. so telling is that the president did not watch that hearing which i and so many others watched to learn about our worldwide threats because if he had watched he would have seen that they laid out the threats that we face. what is most concerning, though, is that the threats that the president believes face us are phantom threats and he's putting up

>> well, here's the latest, dan. chp telling me they're keeping an eye on the number two lane in the westbound direction. that's towards san francisco behind me. they may close that second lane. the problem area i'm told is west of atherton avenue. we got as close as we safely could to that levee, where there is a big gap under those old railroad tracks. like so many levees, it is made of earthen materials which gave way. this levee's purpose was to prevent the waters of the novato creek from flooding the adjoining field south of highway 37. >> you have a levee that guides the water actually kind of straight and more west. and that's happened is this water has worn it away and it's flown straight through the levee into this field behind this. >> water was also going over the top of a second levee near pacheco pond. >> if we get water coming across, it doesn't take very much moving water, flowing water on a roadway to impact a car. we can have flooded vehicles. we can have vehicles swept away. it's a safety concern at

) (dan) (dan) (dan) (dan) (grant) (grant) (grant) as the first day of the strike wraps up... we are learning the union and district negotiator have scheduled a meeting for tomorrow morning. here's the district spokesperson. "had a number of teachers out and a number of students out" students out"a number of students out" (vicki) our team coverage on this first day of the oakland teachers' strike continues with maureen kelly. (grant) she was at redwood heights elementary school where kids and parents joined the teachers. elementary school studentsjoined their teachers on the picket line carrying signs like this one reading save our schools. others helped make other protest signs using rulers. some parents joined in to show their support i'm here to support the teachers i think they deserve a living wage call, smaller class sizes support services for the students, this is my daughter a second grader at redwood heights she loves it here and her and all of oakland students and teachers deserve so much more parents not on hte line brought coffee and donuts....one parent who's seco

joining me now with reaction, monica crowley, washington times senior opinion doll lump any of the, dan bongino fox news contributor and brian moore the socialist party's 2008 presidential candidate. he was way ahead of the curve. dan, bernie just announced that he's received 150,000 individual donations sins he announced. so no matter how crazy his ideas are, he seems pretty popular to me >>> yeah i wonder if he's going to redistribute some of the that cash to other candidates. i heard elizabeth warren only did 350,000. your monologue was spot o there are two lanes in the democrat party right now running for the nomination for 2020, the radicals and the extreme radicals. they have tried this before. remember with dukakis and mondale? and then they needed the democrat leadership counsel to get them back to the center? we've been here. the problem is although this may appeal to a very passionate base

>> so that is a great question, dan. we have the light units that are on standby and as we get closer to nighttime, we will be more than likely dispatching those if we still need them at that point. >> okay. great. thank you so much. we are here live with the latest things that we heard right now is that basically still one person trapped underneath this dirt and still trying to find the victim, and they are saying between the 20s and 30s and they have not revealed much information about the person. and we thought they were walking on the beach, but no, they were on the cliff, and the dirt gave way and they fell, and so they are looking for the one person stuck in there, and time is of the essence now, and they are trying to figure out where to find this woman. they have no idea, and this is why they are using search dogs at the moment. back to you guys live. >> and that is a good clarification, because we were thinking that they were on the beach. >> thank you, luce. they were apparently halfway up on the cliff side. >>

dan and carter are doing a rare tag team so, dan, what's the trade? >> so i think the last thing that he just said is the thing that got me looking at the space earlier in the week. walmart's gap, its reaction, 4% higher following those results that were perceived to be better than expected on a lot of different points the stock when it was trading about 105 on monday or tuesday, i can't remember what day it was, was trading within 2% of the all-time highs from the fall then it just gave it all back. look at that, that's the chart for the week and it can't get out of its own way then you look at the xrt like carter said, equal weighted. it's right at that downtrend so to me when you think about we're going to get lowe's, target, home depot, t.j. maxx, a lot over the next couple of weeks, i think this sets up as a really didn't trade to the downside and i would use the xrt. today when it was trading about 45, i'd look out to april expiration and buy the 45-41 put spread buying for $135 and selling one of the april up from puts at 35 cents that breaks e

lieutenant dan taylor. welcome to ft. platoon. >> reporter: in the 25 years since the film's release, he has dedicated himself to giving back to veterans and their families. >> you volunteered to serve your country knowing full well the risks and you paid that price for my >> reporter: the gary sinise foundation raises $30 million a year for veterans. they've built 70 smart homes. more than 400 concerts to benefit them. >> gary. >> what am i doing? >> take a seat. >> reporter: and this time, it was the actor who was surprised. a thank you video from veterans, first responders, and from some of his life-long friends. >> hi gary, jay leno. you know every time i go do a uso show and visit troops, i always get, "hey, jay leno, how you doing? do you know who is just here? who? gary sinise." >> your dedication, your effort. you are awesome. >> thank you for all the things you have done for our young men and women who have served our nation. >> as a proud military brat, that's my daddy. i want to say thank you. >>

all right. >> good job, dan. >> thanks, dan. >>> b.a.r.t. will reach an historic milestone by the end of the year when its trains reach into san jose for the first time in its history. abc 7 news reporter david louie looks at what's ahead to bring b.a.r.t. all the way into san jose. >> reporter: the sound of a jackhammer is music to the easter of san jose residents who have been waiting for action, not words, that b.a.r.t. is coming. initial work to map underground utility lines and do soil sampling is under way along downtown's santa clara street where the future downtown station will be built. >> this is something that's been missing from the b.a.r.t. station, it should be connected to one of the most important centers in the bay area. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. will make its long-awaited entry into santa clara county by year's end, by going from the existing warm springs station to milpi s milpitas. those stations are mostly completely while track and signal communications are being tested. the president of the vta board took a tour of one of

i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. let's take a live look out across the bay area. right now you can see the rain is falling, and it's very windy in some places. >> abc 7 news meteorologist sandhya patel is tracking round ouof thunderstorms, dan and ama, let's check out live doppler 7 right now. those storms are approaching the marin county coast. let's get you in a little bit closer and track those cells going into great net 1126, 11:38 it will be in santa rosa. head indoors if you hear thunder there are more cells that are developing off the san francisco coastline, and they are going to be heading northeastward. so be prepared. we are already seeing some pockets of moderate rain in the east bay. it's a level 3, a strong storm through tomorrow morning, drenching rain at times, thunderstorms, gusty winds 45 to 60 miles per hour and flooding. napa river at st. helena is under a flood warning, expected to flood, above flood stage. napa river near napa also under that flood warning. we do have flood warnings for many parts of the bay area, as you can see going into to

luis, mark, dan. fantastic. >> you have thousands and thousands of people coming from guatemala, from honduras and el salvador. and they march up through mexico. by the way, if we didn't have walls in those areas, in some cases that we put up in many cases where we reinforced, in many cases where our great military helped us with barbed wire, you would have people pouring in. they don't pour in. >> laura: that was the president of the other night spelling out the dangers that are involved inside these caravans. that make their way from central america through mexico to our southern border. tonight in a "the ingraham angle" exclusive, we have word that yet another caravan is forming. one that our next guest says could be the biggest yet. running is now exquisitely, guatemalan secretary of intelligence mario sort us. [speaking spanish] good to have you on. what do we need to know? you have been warning about this for years actually. a lot of people think about central america, i've been there a lot, as

for dan, he says he is just doing hisjob. no matter on what side of the spectrum you fall on, border security is important for the entire country. we're law enforcement officers. we don't dictate the law, we just enforce the laws, so the best way to enforce the laws is by doing it in the most effective and most efficient way. as well as giving agents eyes—on from a long range of rural terrain, imposing structures have also been used to mitigate crime in urban areas. so up that hill there is a rvss tower, or remote video surveillance system, which is keeping a close eye across this area, which historically has been quite dangerous. but having that eye in the sky has helped improve safety — or so i thought. on top of that tin roof there. yes, those are rocks. yes, those are all rocks thrown at agents. 0k, we got to get out of here. yeah, you got to go, you got to go, you got to go. so actually — we actuallyjust heard a rock land on the top of that garage there, so obviously people up there are throwing stones at us. so we

i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. at the bottom of your screen you're going to see a running list of impacts from the flooding in the north bay, which communities are evacuated, where people can go to take shelter and which schools are going to be closed tomorrow. >> these impacts are ongoing and continually changing because water levels are still rising. >> the russian river is expected to crest tonight about 9:00 p.m. it's been about flood stage for the past 24 hours, overflowing into towns like guerneville and monterio. it could be the worst flood along the russian river in 24 years. our exclusive sky map 7 technology can show you exactly which roads are underwater. these flooded cars are on river road in guerneville, as you can see. river road runs right along the edge of the russian river and it's hard to tell where the river ends and the road starts at this point, just so much of it is underwater. >> locals say they know it's a bad flood when water reaches the safeway as you see here in guerneville. on the left

vice president pence to take this job, and dan was retiring. he was on his way out. he took the job out of a sense of duty. and i think he's served with great honor. and i think this would be a huge loss for the country and what a message for his successor. here's how you have to behave if you want to keep the job. >> right. not a good message. i mean, let me ask you about this is coming, right, in the context of the mueller report, which we were reporting could be released as soon as next week. that mueller could be done with his investigation as soon as next week. you were there, director, right, back in 2016, the first meeting with the trump campaign, right? you warned russians could be trying to interfere with the u.s. election. you were there at the very beginning. the nascent beginnings of all of this. now this report could be about to come out. do you think that anybody could be indicted by mueller? whether the president or don junior or ivanka trump or jared kushner? do you think there could be any move to indict by mueller? >> i don't

dan. is this a shareholders' matter at this point? >> it's a shareholder matter because for the last ten years we haven't heard a lot of jeff bezos. they have been doing what they do and don't really care what investors or wall street thinks about what they're doing now all of a sudden they're all over the place i think there's a lot of things that come out. there's nowhere that says a ceo of a publicly traded company has to have a certain level ofmora authority. i think he gained a lot of stuff back by what he did last night i had a lot of people say jeff bezos is my hero standing up in this way so it's overshadowing the bad act of the cheating and all that other ways i heard that a lot. >> i've heard it too it sort of amazes me we had jeff sonnenfeld and he was calling him a victim he's a victim of alleged extortion, but he was the one who put himself in the position in the first place and did -- i don't know if you want to call it immoral or wrong or terrible judgment acts. >> well, if you think about the dynamic with "the washingt

for dan, he says he's just doing hisjob. no matter on what side of the spectrum you fall on, border security is important for the entire country. we're law enforcement officers. we don't dictate the law, we just enforce the laws, so the best way to enforce the laws is by doing it in the most effective and most efficient way. as well as giving agents eyes—on from a long range in rural terrain, imposing structures have also been used to mitigate crime in urban areas. so it's up that hill there is a rvss tower, or remote video surveillance system, which is keeping a close eye across this area, which historically has been quite dangerous. but having that eye in the sky has helped improve safety — or so i thought. on top of that tin roof there. yes. those are rocks. yes, those are all rocks thrown at agents. ok, we got to get out of here. yeah, you got to go, you got to go, you got to go. so actually — we actuallyjust heard a rock land on the top of that garage there, so obviously people up there are throwing stones at us.

that's how dan coats undercut the president's position on north korea, the truth. dan coats said it's the unanimous feel of the american intelligence community that north korea will try to retain nuclear weapons, quote, because its leaders ultimately view nuclear weapons as critical to regime survival. kim jong-un has nuclear weapons not to defend the north korean people from attack. kim jong-un has nuclear weapons to defend himself. donald trump has twitter to defend himself. and so the chances of kim jong-un denuclearizing are exactly the same as the chances of donald trump detwitterizing. dan coats simply said that kim jong-un is unlikely to give up his nuclear weapons. unlikely. and no one on the senate intelligence committee disagreed with that. no republican disagreed with that. but donald trump was outraged, and two days later, donald trump summoned dan coats and the intelligence leaders to the oval office for a photo op in which the president could pretend that what the leaders of the intelligence agencies told the senate was somehow manipulated by news the