writings found inside that apartments and social media posts this manmade linked to the patsies and white supremacy. that was one of the focuses from media outlets. the fbi agent in charge came out to say that reporting is false and erroneous and want to clear up that misunderstanding and say this is an active investigation, something they are looking in to but want to make sure this is not something reported as a fact. this is still under investigation. we do not have an ideology on this individual at this point. we are looking at friends and conversations we had. we are not comfortable in saying it s an ideology one way for the other. we are waiting for behavioral analysis unit, the profilers. we asked for profilers to help look at what we have here and help us understand mind set and potential ideology on this. reporter: the fbi wouldn t say what other states they carried out search warrants in or wouldn t confirm whether or not a knife was found in his apartment, only
oak land above, police officermore above. san jose, santa rosa, 90s through the interior, 80s around the bay and moisture comes up. most is staying south is east of us. some swings the here. high clouds could drift by. there is little fog. what is there is not going to have much of a chance. 50s and 60s. to the south, look at that, 60 morgan hill, san martin and gilroy. that s pretty warm. that s pretty warm. we have a lot of upper 50s, 60s as well. mid 50s santa cruz. for the rest of the day, sunny to start off. clouds will make it, the high pressure system building in. 60s, 70s and 80s and 90s. sal will tell us about the traffic. altamonte pass and the silicon commute, a little slower because of lane closures. we can start with that. eastbound, you can see slowing there. westbound on 205 and 580, slow traffic to dublin, pleasanton. to major problems if you are driving south to the silicon valley, the commutes in to sunny veil, cupertino, and palo alto, no problems, oak la
my name is tom steyer and i m running for president. steyer joins us in steyer joins us in a sunday exclusive. can a billionaire win over democratic voters? and as more accusers come forward, the fallout over the jeffrey epstein case hits the white house. chris christie and rahm emanuel join the powerhouse roundtable to tackle the week s biggest headlines. announcer: from abc news, it s this week. here now, chief white house correspondent jonathan karl. good morning. and welcome to this week. we begin with troubling new images from the border, human beings held by the u.s. government in inhumane conditions. we have heard the horror stories for weeks. sick children in unsanitary conditions. a migrant woman told to drink water from a toilet. the president called the reports phony. and on friday, the vice president and several republican members of congress went to the border to prove the critics wrong. to showcase the treatment of detained migrants. it became a
ceiling. i don t think they are. it s been mentioned. what do you hit the about the british prime minister? i like boris johnson. i spoke to him yesterday. i think he s going to do a great job. we re going to have a great relationship. i think they ve done a very poor job with brexit. what can i say? it s a disaster. shouldn t be that way. i think boris will straighten it out. i always like boris. he s a different guy. they say i m a different guy, too. we get along well. i think we ll have a very good relationship. thank you. [question inaudible] there s ongoing tension. the president of north korea asked if i could get involved. i said how many things do i have to get involved in? i m involved with north korea, involved many so many didn t things. we just did a great trade deal with south korea. he tells me that they have a lot of friction going on now with respect to trade. primarily with respect to trade. japan has some things that south korea wants. he asked me t
meteorologists rick reichmuth on how big a punch this hurricane is packing. and phil keating in florida where fears of that category three storm have a lot of folks there bracing. we begin with rick reichmuth and the fox weather center. hi, rick. the radar picture, this comes out of puerto rico. this is their radar. gives a good sense of what we re dealing with. the storm kept jogging to the north and recenters. that spared puerto rico and spared the storm from big mountains that would rip it apart. the storm intact and will stay intact. that means what happens next has now a bigger impact for the mainland u.s.a. the u.s. territory spared. it will continue to pull to the north and continue to pull away from puerto rico. so still some rain to fall there. that rain isn t going to be anything that will cause huge problems. the eastern side picking up 3 to 6 inches of rain and that will cause flooding because the weekend state is still in after hurricane maria. that is the sate