explain the context of the president's tweets, some of which seem to allude to facts that are unsubstantiated or unverifiable, and the white house has to come out every day and descend those tweets. i'm to give one a couple weeks ago about how much money germany does the united states as far as the nato bill, which is completely untrue. germany doesn't owe any money to the united states. ,hese are the kinds of things especially on weekends, you see these tweets were there are fewer white house officials around when wicked some of these more questionable tweets by the president. white house correspondent for "usa today." let me ask you about the presidents week ahead. some significant visits, including the president of china traveling to mar-a-lago this weekend. guest: this seems to be a foreign policy week for the president. he's got the president of egypt on monday, king of jordan on monday, and then he will fly to his retreat at mar-a-lago to meet with the chinese president. this is probably the biggest for a meeting he's had so far. he's met with theresa may of the of. and chancellor merke

context of the president's tweet, some of which, you know, seemed to allude to facts that are unsubstantiated or unverifiable , and, you know, the white house has to come out every day and defend those tweets. i'm thinking of a couple of tweets a weekend or so ago about how much money germany owes the united states as far as the nato bill, which is just, you know, completely untrue. germany doesn't owe the united states any money. they owe money to their own defense. but these are the things, especial on the weekends, you see these tweets when there are fewer officials around, when we get some of these more questionable tweets by the president. host: we're talking with greg korte, correspondent for "usa today." let me ask but president's week ahead, some significant visits, including the president of china, who will be traveling to mar-a-lago this weekend. guest: yeah, this seems to be a foreign policy week for the president. he's got the president of egypt on monday. king an call from jordan on wednesday. and then on thursday, the president will fly down to his winter retreat in mar-a-lago t

russian hacking -- >> the controversy is tied to unsubstantiated claims that the obama administration tapped phones in the 2016 election. a claim that has been debunked by the director of the fbi. >>> happening today, congresswoman spear is hosting an event against the trump agenda called "take back america." there is a resource fair where people can meet with organizers and grass roots organizers that want to flip the house next year. >>> this weekend, the fran gay men's chorus is honoring a man who died during a recent performance. abc 7 news was at the theater last night as the group sang in memory of ryan nunia. he collapsed on friday and doctors were not able to revive him. >> he was a larger than life pe persona. he was a singing member, our office manager, and to say he was believed by everyone is a huge under statement. >> nunes sang baratone in the back row and was known for his beautiful voice. >> his memory is giving more than he took. >>> a grizzly discovery in a lake. days after a man is arrested for murdering his ex-wife. >> don't count these girls out, they're a force t

the government suggestion that no deal is better than a bad deal is unsubstantiated.ased with a statement from mrs trump saying she was looking forward to "working on behalf of the american people". social media reaction has been mixed, with some saying the first lady looked "beyond beautiful", while others questioned if the photo had been airbrushed. probably quite a few others didn‘t really care either. six years ago, newlyweds michaela and john mcareavey set off on honeymoon to mauritius. days later, michaela was dead, killed in her hotel room in the middle of the day. two hotel workers were accused of her murder, but later acquitted in court. this week, her husband john has returned to the island still determined to getjustice for his wife. mark simpson reports from mauritius. this is a returnjourney this is a return journey most people thoughtjohn this is a return journey most people thought john mcareavey would this is a return journey most people thoughtjohn mcareavey would never make. he first came to mauritius six yea rs make. he first came to mauritius six y

. >> part of those investigations involved the president's still unsubstantiated claims that president trump wiretapped trump tower. on tuesday the president pointed the finger at the former president's national security adviser susan rice, retweeting the link to a story, suggesting she may have unmasked the names of trump associates picked up during surveillance of foreign targets. >> the evidence to ask for the identity of american citizens is necessary to understand the importance of an intelligence report in some instances. >> sean spicer questioned whether it was necessary. >> it depends on why they were asking and what they were trying to accomplish. >> reports have emerged that russian spies tried to recruit former campaign adviser carter page as an intelligence source three years before the campaign. >> i wouldn't be surprised after all of this is saud and done that some people end up in jail. >> the white house insists its has no relationship with page and did not collude with russia turing the campaign. >> meanwhile vice president mike pence was back on capitol hill last nigh

i wouldn't go so far as say they're unsubstantiated yet.uld be better for the messaging, i think as the administration settles in, we give him a little time to settle in. i think you'll see a more of a process around that. i hope so. but i do think -- i like the fact that he communicates with 25 million americans and can bypass cnn or newsmax or fox news or whoever he wants to. >> i don't think people feel the same way you do. i think people like the commander in chief, the president is communicating with the american people. i just think as you said the process is different and that making outrageous claims, even his staunchest supporters are saying, okay, mr. president, enough of that already, you're the leader of the free world, it's time for you to act like it. >> no surprise he's a guy that speaks his mind, he's always been that way. and it's going to be, you know, difficult for him to fit into the traditional box. he's learning just like you and me. >> christopher and i know each other. we're going back and forth. there's no tension b

. >> reporter: the president, yet again, making an unsubstantiated surveillance claim telling "the new york times" it's, quote, one of the big stories of our time. >> that was nbc's hallie jackson reporting. >>> now an update on a story we brought you yesterday. pepsi pulled a 2 1/2 minute ad featuring kendall jenner jointing protesters. she gives an officer in riot gear a pepsi with cheers from the ground. some saying it trivialized the black lives matter movement. pepsi saying the company was trying to project a global message of unity, peace and understanding. clearly we missed the mark and we apologize. >> a lot of weather happening throughout the country. nearly 50,000 without power. in south carolina heavy rain caused flash flooding, inundating columbia's downtown area. some residents even had to be pulled to safety during that storm. powerful lightning bolts lit up the sky sparking dozens of house fires. more destruction in georgia where a naed knocked down trees and peeled the roof off homes. in total at least nine tornadoes hit the region, and over in augusta the storms led of

. >> reporter: the president, yet again, making an unsubstantiated surveillance claim telling "the new york times" it's quote one of the big stories of our time. president trump says he will explain his claim at the right time. susan rice declined to comment on what her spokesperson is calling a ludicrous charge. lester? >> hallie jackson, thank you. >>> tonight there are tornado warnings firing up across the south. homes demolished as storms continue to threaten millions of americans. in a moment al roker will be here, but first, from kerry sanders on the ground in the storm zone. >> reporter: a suspected tornado today in westin, georgia, twisted metal scattered across fields, this home collapsed. wind ripping these buildings apart. no serious injuries reported but high anxiety. >> we gathered down here, it was really bad because the top on the whole house started peeling off. we knew it was a very serious storm. >> reporter: another possible tornado this afternoon in henry county, alabama. >> all of a sudden it got really, really calm and the trees started spinning and the rain start

. >>> after president trump made the well known unsubstantiated wire tapping claims the investigation continues. and what if any involvement with the russians the trump campaign may have had. critics claim repeated attempts by the president and the white house to deflect attention. the latest target, former national security adviser to president obama susan rice. allegations she tried to unmask the identities of trump associates whose names appear in intelligence reports for political purposes. >> i believe susan rice abused this system and she did it for political purposes, she needs to be brought in and questioned. >> susan rice is the typhoid mary of the obama administration foreign policy. every time something went wrong she seemed to turn up in the middle of it. >> enough seriousness that we have to investigate. >> we're joined by tracie potts. what more can you tell us about how susan rice is responding? >> in an interview with andrea mitchell she denies that she didanything wrong that she leaked anything and she talks about this concept of unmasking which is asking intelligence

those claims are unsubstantiated, but some immigration lawyers says that a federal law that helps people to register to vote encourages illegal voting. pete williams tonight on one woman who got caught up in this. >> reporter: this woman came to the u.s. from peru in 2001 seeking a better life for herself and her daughters. >> i decided to live by hope. >> reporter: but a visit to an illinois motor vehicle office in 2005 to get a driver's license changed her life. she presented her passport and her green card and on a form declined to register to vote. despite those obvious signs she was not a u.s. citizen, the license clerk asked if she wanted to register to vote under the federal motor voter law. >> i was confused. i asked am i supposed to and he said, well, it is up to you. >> reporter: she marked yes next to u.s. citizen and says she thought that was the closest thing to her status, legal permanent resident. she got her registration card and voted in two elections. later when interviewed for her citizenship application, she told the immigration officer she voted and said she was shoc

. >> reporter: part of those investigations involved the president's still unsubstantiated claims that president obama wiretapped trump tower, on tuesday, the president pointed the finger at former president's national security advisor susan rice re tweeting the link to a story suggest ago this she may have unmasked the names of trump associates pick up during surveillance of foreign targets. >> in an effort to ask for identity of american citizens, it is necessary to understand the importance of a intelligence report, in some instances. >> reporter: white house press secretary sean spicer whether rice's motivation was political. >> it depend on the purpose of why they were asking and what they were trying to accomplish >> reporter: as investigation continues, reports emerged that russian spy tried to recruit former trump campaign advisor carter page, as an intelligence source, three years before the campaign. >> i wouldn't be surprised if all of this has been done that some people end up in jail. >> reporter: white house insists that the president has in relationship with page, and ,

, campaign contributions, going to a committee hearing and spilling testimony full of unsubst unsubstantiated facts and ant dotes. they considered to repeal the licensing bill for interior designers in the south. that bill received enormous attention. interior designers from florida and from the south spilled hours of testimony during which interior designers talked about the importance of their license. one of them said if you will repeal the law it will result in the death of 88,000 people. our book is backyards looking. but the bottlenecking we describe in the book is not an a historical artifact. this is something that continues today. there is no better example than the music therapy board and the certification. these two organizations have mounted a nationwide campaign to license music therapy. when they make their requests in the state legislatures, their language is also the same. it is also the same. we need to protect the public health and safety from the unlicensed practice of music therapy. every bottlenecker going back decades said the same thing. through the advocacy of the regu

lloyds banking group says allegations in the report are unsubstantiated.d for it to be sent to the appropriate authorities. the writer, broadcaster and civil liberties campaigner darcus howe has died at the age of 7a. born in trinidad, he moved to the uk to study law and campaigned for black rights for more than 50 years. in 1981, he organised the black people's march after the new cross fire in which 13 black teenagers died. later, he became chairman of the notting hill carnival and made a number of television programmes about the lives of black britons. the former trade union leader lord morris knew darcus howe well and worked with him on many campaigns over the years. he told us he played a significant role in the campaign for black rights in britain. he was one of the first to campaign and one of those on the front line to call the metropolitan police to account on the basis of their policies like stop and search in communities were the only people being stopped and searched were black people. he challenged racism within the establishment and said that

in place, the assertion that no deal is better than a bad deal is, in the words of the report, unsubstantiatedare meant to hold the government to account it up they are made up of mps from across the political spectrum. in the case of the brexit committee, they are also made up of pro—leave and pro—remain mps. this report didn't have the full support of all its members, some of whom said it was too pessimistic about brexit. and critics say a committee report without the full backing of its members lacks full credibility. it was far too obsessively focused on one side, which is the risks, the downsides of leaving the eu, with scant real attention to the upside and the opportunities. and actually, what we should be doing, i believe, is both. the prime minister insisted that every scenario in the brexit negotiations was being considered but that a good deal for the negotiations was being considered but that a good dealfor the uk would benefit the eu as well. in the meantime she is looking beyond europe. this morning she shrugged off criticism is about human rights concerns and insisted engagement

there had been up to instantiate it reports of gunfire -- there had been unsubstantiated reports of gunfirevonnie: the prime minister has returned to stockholm. the castle this afternoon when it happened. he had brief comments to media before he stepped in a car. bit ofwe have seen of weakening in the swedish krone against the dollar. against the euro, that is coming back a bit, now unchanged. why are we seeing a contained reaction in the fx market? europe,in the rest of these incidents are becoming all interact and they prevent people from doing what they do on their free time. the truth is, in the big scheme of things, sweden is a stable democracy with a functioning government. despite the horror that something like this does cause, , without any week further incidents, things will be back to normal on the financial markets. nejra: in the financial markets, perhaps. looking more broadly, what bigger implication might this have politically for sweden, if at all? >> i think it is a conflict question. like many other european countries, we've had earlier brushes with terror. there was a big

, campaign contributions are going to a committee hearing and spilling-- billing testimony of unsubstantiated facts here for example, your neighbors to the south several years ago on whether to repeal a licensing bill on it interior designer. that they received enormous attention. interior designers from outside the state-- interior designers talked about the importance of their licenses. one said that, if you repeal the slotit will result in the death of 88000 people. [laughter] >> per year. [laughter] >> our book is somewhat backward looking in that we examine the creation protection of licenses throughout different industries, but the bottlenecking we describe in the book is not historical artifact. this is something that continues today. there's no better example than the american these at therapy association and a certification board for music therapy. these two organizations have mounted a nationwide campaign to license music therapy. when they make the request to the state legislators, their language is always the same and it's the same as bottleneck verse have used for decades. we nee

investigators are also examining president trump's unsubstantiated claim that president obama wiretapped. and now, calls among republicans for president obama's national security adviser susan rice to testify. at issue, her request to name trump associates caught in surveillance with foreign officials. that surveillance is routine and when americans are caught speaking with foreign nationals their names are masked. she maintains she never revealed the names publicly. rich edison, fox news. >>> now to a developing story out of wisconsin. a man hunt is underway for a 32- year-old man wanted for sending a 161 page manifesto to president trump and making threats against poll politicians and schools. it showed joseph's malcontent with the police. >> were it not for the secure holster of the officer, he would have disarmed that police officer. for that crime, he was sent to prison. >> authorities believe he is still in the area attempting to wait out police. >>> police in the south bay are investigating an early morning stabbing and shooting at a bowling alley. san jose police were called to t

incidentally that might involve these unsubstantiated allegations.hat's what james comey said when he appeared before that committee. he said the f.b.i. was investigating russian hacking, and that inquiry had expanded to include allegations of trump associates colluding with russia. once those allegations had become prominent in the national conversation. he never said that was the focus of the investigation. and originally was not the focus of the house intelligence committee investigation. julie: no evidence on collusion or wiretapping. that's what they said. but we'll have to wait until the investigation concludes. kelly: a few months ago obama officials patting themselves on the back for a deal to get chemical weapons out of syria. susan rice saying it was a success. but are they praising themselves too soon? house speaker paul ryan says he's confident lawmakers are close to repealing obamacare. but with lawmakers off for the next two weeks, how close are they? >> we all believe it will lower premiums and provide add protection to affordable care

. >>> unsubstantiate backlash.picer said about hitler today that has our local jewish community outraged. >>> calls for change. why chris christie wants the government to do to make sure another passenger doesn't get pulled off a plane. >>> artifacts in danger. what thieves stole that could jeopardize new jersey's most historic items. >>> good evening, the white house is in damage control. i'm jim rosenfield. >> and i'm jacqueline london. late this afternoon the press secretary tried to clarify this comment. >> someone like hitler do didn't even sink to using chemical weapons. >> sean spicer is comparing hitler to syria's president, who unleashed a chemical attack on his people last week. hitler's nazi military murdered millions of jewish people during the holocaust by using chemical gas. >> the comments come in the midst of passover, an important jewish holiday. >> just since 4:00, there are new developments on this incl e including from house democratic leader nancy pelosi. she claims that sean spicer is, quote,

. >> reporter: the president, yet again, making an unsubstantiated surveillance claim telling "the new york times" it's quote one of the big stories of our time. >> now, something completely different. it's every advertiser's worst nightmare. pepsi felt the wrath of social media as the latest ad with kendall jenner was slammed for trivializing protests. >> reporter: tonight pepsi is in damage control after being accuses of exploiting racial protests to sell soda. the two and a half minute ad released tuesday on youtube, features model and reality tv star kendall jenner happily joining a group of young protesters. it never specifically references the black lives matter movement but many critics noted the stark contrast between the image of jenner handing a soft drink to an officer and pictures like this one of riot police detaining a woman in baton rouge last summer. >> this ad trivializes the urgency of the issues and it diminishes the seriousness and the gravity of why we got into the street in the first place. >> reporter: on social media, the video quickly drew widespread anger and

the government's assertion that no deal is better than a bad deal when it comes to brexit is unsubstantiated. that's the view of the cross-party brexit committee which is calling on the government to improve its contingency meeting. this after the brexit secretary admitted that the government had not assessed the economic impact of leaving the eu without a deal. >>> coming up here on "street signs," less could mean more when it comes to global m&a. we'll recap some trends seen in deal making from the first quarter. that's coming up after the break. keep your questions and comments coming through. always nice to hear from streetsignseurope@cnbc.com or @louisabojesen on twitter. >>> hi everybody. welcome back. you're still watching "street signs." i'm louisa bojesen. we are seeing some movement in the auto sectors today. european autos hitting a session low. most trading in negative territory. we had data through from the states showing us a deceleration in u.s. auto sales for the month of march. also speculation about the health of growth seen in autos and seen in the global economy from this

king would have gone out and said insulting words and unsubstantiated claims against people he was goingo work with. the difference with dr. king and cummings, he was willing to sit and work with people. he knew that lbj had a history, and hoover was saying things about black people he probably wouldn't like, but he would have put those things aside to work at the table. >> but he had pretty harsh things to say about the president and also about other people. and elijah cummings said he is willing to work with the white house, he is one of the democrats who showed up at the inauguration. he is giving his assessment, that was very out spoken, we're talking about dr. king here. >> right, i don't know if congressman cumming has ever met steve bannonor met him personally, but to go to the level of calling him white supremacist like, is beyond the pale, you can say you don't like him or breitbart, that is fair. but to attack their personal character when you don't know that for sure on a public stage is a line where i think you go too far. >> adam, let me bring numbers here, this is done by t

on her role to distract from the larger investigation and to provide cover for the president's unsubstantiated tweets that obama ordered wire taps on trump tower. >> i haven't seen anything that indicates that there was some effort to surveil or wiretap candidate trump and his team. there is nothing to justify the tweets that he sent out. but we will be more than happy to review any concerns that are raised about incidental collection. >> reporter: the rice controversy, the latest in the saga that began when republican chairman devin nunes went to the white house last month to brief the president on intelligence he said showed some trump officials communications were incidentally picked up. nunes refusing to answer questions today. >> can you stop for a second? >> no. i've got to -- >> reporter: he told house speaker paul ryan that the information came from a whistle-blower, but it was later revealed two white house officials were reportedly involved in letting nunes access the information. >> what gives you confidence it was a whistle-blower -- >> i don't know who it was but chairman nunes ha

context of the president's tweet, some of which, you know, seemed to allude to facts that are unsubstantiated or unverifiable , and, you know, the white house has to come out every day and defend those tweets. i'm thinking of a couple of tweets a weekend or so ago about how much money germany owes the united states as far as the nato bill, which is just, you know, completely untrue. germany doesn't owe the united states any money. they owe money to their own defense. but these are the things, especial on the weekends, you see these tweets when there are fewer officials around, when we get some of these more questionable tweets by the president. host: we're talking with greg korte, correspondent for "usa today." let me ask but president's week ahead, some significant visits, including the president of china, who will be traveling to mar-a-lago this weekend. guest: yeah, this seems to be a foreign policy week for the president. he's got the president of egypt on monday. king an call from jordan on wednesday. and then on thursday, the president will fly down to his winter retreat in mar-a-lago t

the continuing white house effort to say that none of the above matters more than the alleged unsubstantiatednd possibly nonexistent leaks. and there is a lot to see, try not to blink. flynn, when the president first tweeted about him this morning and then later shut down a press event when asked about it. at 7:04, he tweeted that this is a witch hunt, by dems of historic proportion. no words, later on, he had nothing to say in what was supposed to be a televised signing order. take a look, when major garrett yelled out a question about flynn. >> thank you, everybody, you're going to see some very, very strong results very quickly. thank you very much. >> mr. president, in the tweet were you trying to tell the justice department to grant immunity to michael flynn? were you trying to do that, mr. president? was that your intention, mr. president? was that your intention, sir? >> as soon as the question from major garrett came he walked out of the room, motioned to the other room, the vice president picked up the container of paperwork and the rest takes place off camera. and later, the press s

it was about the reporters unsubstantiated claims against president trump. >> you can give me an examplee talking about. >> i'll give you a perfect example. you wrote this on september 12th of this year. this is a tweet. "i tweet so many -- the next day you say ironically, "i believe trump was institutionalized a mental hospital for a nervous breakdown in 1990, which is why he won't release his medical records." do you see the irony that one day you're criticizing the press were being lazy and inaccurate and then you are being inaccurate. >> jon: later that night, he went to his home office, saw a tweet, he opened it up and there was a flashing tweet message that sent him into an epileptic seizure. eric, assault with a deadly weapon? that's what he's charged with. is not appropriate? >> it is very appropriate. when you try to harm someone with the intent of doing something to them, then that is assault. in this particular case, they were aware this writer had epilepsy. he's written about it, he's talked about it, and the tweet before this writer, it said we're going to send you into an e

administration is measured against, there are self-imposed challenges to justify early morning tweets and unsubstantiated claims to get something done by a deadline. during the transition, president elect trump put on a statement on cyber attacks. whether it's our government or businesses, we need to combat and stop cyber attacks. i will appoint a team to give me a plan within 90 days of taking office. it's been 90 days. we asked sean spicer about and got in idea. the calendar speaks for itself. it's been 90 days and no report. then there's this which doesn't involve a specific deadline, but suggests something to treat urgently. the presidents claim he would have won the popular vote if not for millions that voted illegally. he said it on twitter. he said it to lawmakers. he offered no evidence to back it up. as pressure grew he said this. >> i'm going to set up a commission to be headed by vice president mike pence and we're going to look at it very very carefully. >> so that was super bowl sunday. more than a month and a whole lot of radio silence later, sean spicer was asked for a progress report on w

. >> reporter: the controversy engulfing nunes is tied to unsubstantiated claims by president donald trump that the obama administration tapped trump tower phones during the 2016 election. it's a claim that's been debunked by the director of the fbi. abc 7 news. >> president trump's former national security advisor did not reveal the fees he earned from speaking to russian groups. michael flynn's personal disclosure form originally did not show his 2015 speaking engagements, including one for the russian government's television network r.t. he turned it in just a few days before he resigned over his contacts with the russian ambassador. on friday, flynn amended the form to include all of his speeches. last year he earned $1.3 million in total speaker fees. >>> this weekend the san francisco gay men's core us is honoring one of its members who died during a performance. abc 7 news was at the theater last night in san francisco as the group sang in memory of ryan. the 39-year-old collapsed friday midway through their paradise bound performance. doctors were not able to revive him. >> r

if you watch that hearing last week, all they did was use to it roll out unsubstantiated cheap shotspresident trump. they are not interested in an objective investigation. i think nun else is. tom: where is the answer going to come from? even if he's serious there will be people who will throw political mud bombs at him. will the senate intelligence committee, will they be the authoritative source? >> you know what? on the advice of questions like this. neither the senate nor the house intelligence committee are going to have a bipartisan report. there will be majority reports with a scathing minority descent. if you have listen to the questions asked by democratic members, they asked about trump's tax returns. this is a divisive issue. there will be two separate reports. tom: if they knew what we went to to find out what they were doing. basically she sounded like she was spilling the beans saying they were spying on them. >> what she said i think reflects what went on. there was an effort to scour intelligence to find reference to trump official and leak it to the media to hurt tru

after meeting with nunes, president trump said he felt somewhat vindicated after he's unsubstantiated claims that president obama had tapped trump tower. even though nunes said many times that did not happen, nunes met with the president, susan rice telling pbs she had no idea what the chairman was talking about. >> i know nothing about this. i was surprised to see reports from chairman nunes on that count today. i really don't know to what chairman nunes was referring. but he said that whatever he was referring to was illegal lawful surveillance and it was potentially incidental collection on acitizens. >> so that interview from 13 days ago is now getting a second look today. today susan rice says she does not know what information nunes received and she would not get in specifics on any reporting. i spoke with south carolina senator lindsey grammarlier today on america's newsroom. he said that he wants lawmakers to look into rice and the entire business of unmasking. >> and terms of political manipulation of national security information, susan rice in my view has done it in the pas

the initial reports are coming in from the villages but they are unsubstantiated so far. i don't think it will be too long before we hear from people in that area. what i remember at those high altitudes and we don't know the precise location but where these cave complexes are, there aren't any villages. but you will find the odd shepherd up there with his goats or sheep or whatever. and then the nearby villages for sure will pay an interest in what's gone on. it's surprising how many people, local villages you actually find when you get out in the mountains, you don't see much but then you standstill and they come out of the trees and out of the valleys. >> turning the page from afghanistan, colonel, let me bring this into the conversation. 18 allied forces in syria were killed in a coalition air strike in syria yesterday. and so you have innocent lives being lost there in syria. how do you see the bigger picture of this and why there isn't more to be done on innocent lives being lost. >> this was a group of kurdish forces allied with us. the cord nainances were passed t

reads in part the expenditures are reasonable and fiscally responsible in the light of the cpuc's unsubstantiatedims and allegations. >>> we are learning new information about a deadly shooting spree in fresno that was we've been talking about. the city's police chief talking the past 20 minutes he says the motive for the shooting spree left four people dead including three this morning was not -- was actually race not terrorism. the suspect kori muhammad is in custody roun .suspect said he wanted to kill as many white people as possible about before going to jail. all the victims are white the mayor of fresno also delivered emotional message minutes ago. >> fresno stands united against violence and compassion for the victims. and for this one senseless act of violence, every day there are thousands of acts of compassion and good will in this community. >> we also got video of muhammad being arrested near the scene of this shooting had morning. of course updating the story on all the social media platforms. we will have a live report tonight at 11. >> stillhead at 6:00 an emergency emt stunlts no

. >> these reports are unsubstantiated, not investigated, and there's no proof of anything. >> really>> surprising. >> why are you laughing? i believe in it. and you know, they say the more sightings in the silicon valley in the san jose area because the visibility has to do with weather. you can see better. you're not limited with california with the most sightings. my brother was born and raised in new mexico. my father what the air force there. they have a lot of evidence that this is true. >> i'm shocked that in california because you have roswell and then also area 51 in nevada. >> you have goldstone in the mojave and that's where they do a lot of research. >> all right. >> have you ever seen one? >> yes. >> a ufo yes in the mojave, by all means. it was just unexplainable. i don't know what i saw. >> i want to hear more. >>> let's get to traffic and weather. >> we can identify these delays. we start with the ride at the bay bridge toll plaza. hidingonce you get to the maze and past the metering lights, it is "slow, stop, go" all the way into downtown san francisco. we are trackin

whether the white house had given him intelligence so he could provide cover to president trump's unsubstantiated president obama had trump tower wire tapped. on tuesday. >> stop for one quick said. >> no, not going to get into it. >> reporter: on wednesday. >> we're not going to talk about anything to do with this investigation. >> reporter: now, jake, another question tonight is whether or not mr. nunes will receive the top secret information that he and other leaders of congress get in the so-called gang of eight, and also we're learning tonight that intelligence officials had been resistant to giving nunes and the intelligence committee information that could help with the russia probe because they were concerned about the actions he took last month. we will see if his decision to step aside changes that all. >> all right. manu rogers on capitol hill. joining me to discuss this and the broader investigation, former cia director james wolsy, serve willed as an adviser to the trump campaign. ambassador, thanks for joining us. we appreciate it. >> good to be with you. >> congressman nunes steppe

these are unsubstantiated and false allegation. mr.r engaged in the inappropriate conversation she now claims to have occurred and he vigorously denies the fictional account of her interactions with him and of fox news editorial policy. i think she would reply that susan estrich was not in the room. i think the other important context here, fred, is that other women came forward last summer speaking publicly others speaking privately all making relatively similar claims about ailes, about behavior telling women to turn around so he could see their body. that's partly why the murdoches removed ailes last summer, then bill o'reilly leaving this week. that's sort of two in a row of terms of earth shaking moments at fox news. the company says it's trying to change the culture, that it knows it had a big problem and it's trying to change the culture now. there's still question how much it's actually doing, though. >> you also talked with one of "the new york times" reporters about what it took to get the story about o'reilly and the number

. ♪ he sucks ( laughter ) the specific sucking in question involves nunes' unsubstantiated claim thatrce that he met at the white house proving that trump aides were incidentally caught up in government surveillance of foreign agents. but it's not about russia, and he won't tell anyone the specifics. and now nunes vows he will never reveal his source, not even to other members of the intelligence committee. he says he wants to publicly assure his source that he's never going to give him up. he actually made a public statement about it today. ♪ never gonna give you up never gonna let you down ( cheers and applause ) ♪ never gonna run around and desert you ♪ ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ >> stephen: i agree with the democrats. he really should rick-cuse himself. ( laughter ) it's no-- that's fun. that dance is fun. >> jon: you got a good feel for it. >> stephen: really works this part. ( laughter ) now, it's no secret we've got ourselves what you'd call an unconventional president, right? >> jon: uh huh. >> stephen: not the normal kind of president. and today we learned that trump is viol

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. >> reporter: the controversy engulfing nunes is tied to unsubstantiated claims by president donald trump that the o obama administration wiretapped trump phones during the election. bc 7 news. >> president trump's former national security advisor did not reveal the fees he earned from speaking to russian groups. michael flynn's personal disclosure form did not show his 2015 speaking engagements including one for the russian government's television network r.t. he turned it in just a few days before he resigned over contacts with russian ambassador. he amended the form to include all his speeches. last year he earned $1.3 million in total speaker fees. >>> the san francisco gay men's correspond us honored one of its own members during one of its performance. abc 7 news was at the performance friday night. the 39-year-old collapsed midway through their paradise-bound performance. doctors were not able to revive him. >> he was a larger than life persona. he was not only a singing member, he was also our office manager, a member who welcomed all of our new members into the correspond u

congressional investigators also examining president trump's unsubstantiated claim that president obamad him an out calls on susan rice to testify. that issue her a request to name trump associates caught and surveillance. that surveillance is routine and when americans are caught speaking with foreign nationals the names are master protected in a spread rice claims she asked for the names to better understand the main intelligence and maintain she never rebuilt those names publicly. julie: rich edson will thank you. congress has adjourned for two weeks for the easter holiday that lawmakers will have plenty of work waiting for them when they return including the battle over obamacare. house speaker paul ryan insisting they are close to reaching an agreement, very close he said between conservative and moderate wings of the party in repealing the affordable care act however he spoke at the republican corpsmen who said not necessarily that close to it which is good and what is the latest? peter doocy joins us from d.c.. how are lawmakers explaining the delay in repealing obamacare? >> jul

grown weary as his explanation shifted whether the white house gave him intelligence as to his unsubstantiated whether president obama wiretapped him. >> we will not talk about anything to do with this investigation. >> reporter: today, democrats praised nunes' move. >> i'm sure it was a very difficult decision for him. as he mentioned, in the best interest of the investigation. >> where does chairman nunes go? will he get access to classified information after recusing himself from the investigation? >> as chairman of the house intelligence committee he still has access to the top secret information, the gang of eight, top leaders in congress would get. that's made by speaker paul ryan and people in the white house to deny him clearance to get that information. we're not getting information he will get the clearance vote speaker ryan saying he is still chairman of the committee and have access to the information. still, whether this can proceed in a bipartisan matter and one big sign, whether mike conway can schedule a public hearing of the former obama justice official, sally yates, warned b

an interview sunday, president trump saying that he regrets none of his tweets into that his unsubstantiatedlaim that president obama wiretapped trump tower is reportedly true. john roberts live at the white house with the latest. >> good morning to you. welcome back, by the way. let's start with the meeting. that will happen within the hour. to this as second meeting between president trump and the egyptian president. we are told that they have a good relationship despite the concerns about the authoritarian rule. the president wants to use the meeting to improve the relationship that was pretty rocky during the obama administration. but they admit that this is supposed to get underway about 10 minutes till 12:00. report to the tweet storm, there were a lot of different topics. fox reporting on the controversy. the president tweeting out to that fox news for multiple sources, there was an electronic service on trump and people close to trump. this is unprecedented. also looking at the fbi's handle on that as well is a tad unusual. he is also taking hillary rodham clinton, saying did she eve

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> you pressed spicer on the president's allegations of the timing of this completely unsan -- unsubstantiatedwiretapping. what's the president's response? >> his tweets, well, i was wiretapped by president obama, oh, my god, this is just like watergate. but one detail we haven't focused on very much is that president trump suggested that this happened before the election, but sean spicer is talking about surveillance that took place after the election, so they seem to be expanding what the president meant when he issued those tweets several weeks ago. here's more of that exchange between me and sean spicer on that. >> the president's tweets time and again talked about tapping my phones in october just prior to the election. just found out obama had my wires tapped in trump tower just before the victory. does the white house have any information, is it providing any information to these intelligen intelligence committees that would draw these members to the conclusion there was any kind of surveillance going on before the election as the president originally alleged? >> i don't want to specifi