Morning, congressman and Ranking Member doug collins here to talk about all things mueller after yesterday. Ohio congressman house intelligence and weighs Means Committee member joining us and house energy and commerce manager debbie plus tennessee congressman and Committee Member is here on israel boycott bill, and c op of Raymond James paul riley on company fernings but ceo of ups will weigh in on earns and brotdzer economy. Dont miss a moment of it and top story this hour more than six hours on the hot seat yesterday former special counsel answering to lawmakers for first time leading dmets with little hope for impeachment mueller taking heated questions concerning the wording of his report and the conclusions. Watch. The president claimed your report found no obstruction and that exonerated him but that is not what your report said is it . Correct that is not what the reported said. Report did not include that he did not commit obstruction of justice is . Is that correct . Thats co
Out with some chilly temperatures to the north. 48 right now in nevada. But most of us are waking up to temperatures mainly in the 50s. So a light layer is needed until about 8 or 9 a. M. This morning. And then we warm up pretty fast as the day goes on. Heres future weather expecting a lot of sunshine again, this morning. Limited fog thats going to warm us up fast. 70s and 80s expected away from the coast by lunchtime. Another spectacular day if you can grab that meal outside and then later on this afternoon mid if not upper 80s in our warmest spots. So we are going above average later on today. 88 in fairfield, 75 and sunny in oakland, 80 in san jose to warm one in the south bay, 80 in napa, the city it will feel warm later on today with a high of 71 degrees. Thats your thursday. Lets see how traffics doing today with jobina. Good morning. Good morning, drew. Thank you. Hi, everybody. So were going to start here with a live picture outside showing you our emeryville camera in 80. So f
Technology when cds are still around . And those can get filed directly with the court. Its voluntary in that the court cannot force you to take medications or put you into a locked facility. But youre still having to come to court. The courts still going to order a treatment plan for you. So theres that aspect of it that makes it somewhat coercive. The San Francisco Public Defenders Office says even though participation in the care Court Program is voluntary, judges have the last say. The Mental Health association of San Francisco opposes care court, citing not enough resources to help everyone in need. San francisco has about 2500 Mental Health and Substance Use Disorder Treatment beds and is adding more Mental Health advocates who say thats not enough and under the care court, judges can find the city and county if they dont provide the necessary help. And beds for people in need. Live in the newsroom, lena howland, abc seven news. Thank you, lena. Were now getting more reaction to
Early voting nevadans. Voting machines are now in place at the galleria at sunset thats one of the early voting locations in henderson. Registered voters can take part in early voting up until november third. And you do not have to go to your assigned polling place. In the 2012 election 61 percent of nevada ballots cast came from in person early voting. Cnn analysis. More than three Million People have already cast their ballots for this election. Singer katy perry will be in the valley today. Encouraging people to get out and rock the vote early. She will hold a rally for Hillary Clinton on unlvs campus. Then tomorrow. President obama will also make a push for early voting with an event at cheyenne high school. He will also be talking about the economy and how important this election is to the and while the event is free you must have a ticket. For a complete list of early voting locations across the valley head over to our website fox5 vegas dot com. New york police are investigating
During the first Congressional fact-finding hearing about the deadly Aug. 8 Lahaina fire, members of the US House Energy & Commerce subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations grilled Hawaiian Electric President and CEO Shelee Kimura about de-energizing power lines, wildfire mitigation efforts and replacing above ground lines connected to wood poles with buried lines.