crystal clear. we failed to predict and plan the shortages and that s simply unacceptable. you re frustrated and irate governor newsome demands an investigation. into weekend power shut off his millions of californians had to deal with sweltering heat. governor said that the agency failed to properly. brace for the current energy shortage in subsequent power disruptions. leaders from cal iso though firing back saying they constantly warn the public utilities commission that power shut-offs could happen saying the situation could have been avoided. the regulatory authorities how the grid operates. people to do a lot of different things i guess what i have to do a better job of making our voices heard through all of that. the public utilities commission has not responded today. the governor also signed a proclamation allowing utilities and other energy users to use backup that s amid a record heat wave that is scorching the state this was the first time cal iso ordered roll
the president told woodward that the virus was deadlier than the flu and he was intentionally hiding the truth from you, the american public. here now is trump in his own words in a series of taped interviews by woodward with the president s own permission and for his new book on the trump administration. listen for yourself. and so what was president xi saying yesterday. we were talking mostly about the virus. and i think he s going to have it in good shape. but it is a very tricky situation. indeed it is. it goes through air, bob. that is tougher than the touch. the touch, you don t have to touch things but if you just breathe the air and that is how it is passed. so that is a very tricky one. that is a very delicate one. it is also more deadly than your, even your strenuous flus. people don t realize, we lose 25,000, or 30,000 people a year here, who would think that. i know. and what would that do for this is more deadly. this is 5% versus 1% and less than 1
owner. our guest, isaiah thomas, joins us with his reaction. and the world lead. a company says it may have done what nobody else was able to do, find flight 370. just one problem, of course, it s thousands of miles from the current search area. good afternoon, everyone, welcome to the lead. i m jake tapper. we ll begin with the national lead, from the gulf to the great looks, 75 million americans are currently in the path of a tornado spawning severe weather system. i don t mean like a, oh, no, did i leave my car windows down kind of storm. it s more like i hope my car is still on the ground in one piece kind of storm. this could be heading your way in the next couple hours. this massive tornado inflicted wide-spread damage in louisville, mississippi. one of dozens of tornados unleashed by the storm system, the same storm system that killed 31 people from sunday. far from finished, it s now reloaded and ready for round three. some of those got hit yesterday by the same s
i never molested anyone. and for them to say that, i don t know why they re saying it, but it s not true. when you look at the ground, what s happening there, getting a big assist in the final stretch. on one side, president trump just recording a robocall for the embattled judge while cory booker is hoping to bring voters to the polls on tuesday. then the republicans trying to undermine the russia investigation by discrediting the team who would take the president to task. one top detective in congress says yes. we ll dive into that later. but we ll start this hour for you in alabama, as alex and i were just talking about, less than two days before voters were going to make that walk and pull that lever. they are going to make their decision to elect the next senator. what seemed um possible two months ago will win a state in a seat that has not gone blue in more than two decades. this should show you how much democrats have poured into the race. that s democratic sena