gregg was eager to go see his wife. but first he went down to the police station, full of questions about her condition. >> status of my wife. >> yeah. she's at the hospital right now. >> she's alive? >> she's alive. >> prognosis? >> we're not sure right now. she's still in surgery. but she is, you know, still alive right now. >> any idea what happened? >> we're tr -- we're -- maine's trying to get some background information. they're investigating it on their side. >> reporter: gregg explained that his wife had gone up to maine for a few days to stay with friends. he said she had been struggling with her health recently and needed a getaway. >> what is the issue? >> they're saying that it's really -- it's an early onset dementia. >> he said she had trouble taking care of herself and remembering. he described how he really was the caretaker, had to make sure she ate. >> reporter: gregg said he thought the visit to maine would do rachel some good. >> he described a very loving relationship with him and his wife and their

that's a violation. >> gregg: is called obstruction of justice it. >> absolutely. >> gregg: thank youvery much for being here. senate majority leader, mitch mcconnell is making his final push for support as five republican senators are publicly rejecting the current healthcare bill. it comes as health and human services secretary, tom price also looks to court some votes. now making one less plea for democratic help. >> it will be wonderful to have democrats come along and recognize that neither nearly 40% of our counties that will have one issue or insurance company providing coverage. they'll be counties across the country that won't have any insurance company providing coverage. your premiums going up and deductibles going up. spewing garrett is live in washington with more. are any democrats at all willing to support the gop healthcare bill? >> a lot of democrats will agree that there are problems with obama care that need to be fixed. some would like to work to get those changes may. west virginia senator, joe on face the nation. >> there's a lot that can be done to improve it. t

gregg: good to see you. i'm gregg jarrett. top of the news this hour, the bill cosby sexual assault trial ended this morning, a hung jury and a mistrial. but cosby's legal trouble is far from over. arthel: plus, the first family spending the weekend at camp david. it is the first time in two years the president has visited the retreat. gregg: doctors making a startling admission about steve scalise's original prognosis. we've got an update on his condition now after the shooting. ♪ ♪ arthel: we begin with the air and sea search underway now for seven american sailors missing for 24 hours after a collision between a u.s. navy destroyer and a japanese container ship off the coast of japan. the warship was heavily damaged in the crash, and crews still cannot reach parts of the vessel. lucas tomlinson joins us live from the pentagon. hi, lucas. >> reporter: hi, arthel. well, it's sunday morning in japan, just after dawn, and the search continues. but already some officials are fearing the worst, that some of those seven missing sa

gregg: breaking news out of london. i'm gregg jarrett in new york. reporter: people are wake up to another horrific incident. one person is confirmed dead. we are calling it a truck. it was around 12:20 in the morning local time. an estimated 12 others were injured. police are identifying the driver as a 48-year-old man. he has been arrested and taken to a local hospital. gregg: no other information has been released about his identity, just his age. one man telling our british sister station sky news that one suspect jumped in the van with a vaive stabbing another person, and he was held by the worshipers until the police arrived. other witnesses are saying there were three suspected in the van. but we heard no additional confirmation of that. reporter: no reports a stabbing. gregg: it appeared the van veered to intentionally hit the bystanders. that information coming from witnesses at the scene, not confirmed by police. the incident happened at worshipers were leaving the finsbury park mosque located on seven sisters road. the collision happened n

. >> gregg: i'm gregg jarrett. lawmakers offering prayers and support for the field and president trump even sending his encouragement from the white house. the >> by playing tonight, you are showing the world that we will not be intimidated by threats, acts of violence, or assaults on our democracy. the game will go on. >> gregg: and go on a dated. with "the star-spangled banner" taking on a very special meanin meaning. ♪ >> heather: an extraordinary night at the ballpark and here is the wrap of the game and congressman scalise's condition. >> for the first time since steve's glaze was hospitalized, we got our first tidbit, just a smidgen of good news and it comes in the form of a statement released by the hospital last night. it says earlier today steve's glaze underwent a second surgery related to his internal injuries and a broken bone in his leg. he remains in critical condition, but has improved in the last 24 hours. the congress men will require additional operations and will be in the hospital for some time

. >> gregg: kristin, swinging the golf club out there with the president bedminster, new jersey. good to see. >> arthel: the pentagon is investigating an insider attack at eastern afghanistan. three americans soldiers were killed. another windy. the taliban claimed responsibility senate infiltrated the afghan army to carry out the attack. we have details from the mideast bureau. >> insiders attack continue to plague the mission in afghanistan with more than 90 green on blue attacks were afghan soldiers attacked their international training partners taking place is 2008. the latest came and where u.s. troops are fighting alongside afghan soldiers battling isis. the same area where the u.s. recently dropped its largest non- nuclear bomb on a series of isis tunnels. however, the taliban claimed credit of this weekend's attack that killed three u.s. special forces soldiers. it's not clear if he was connected to a tele- banner just a disgruntled afghan soldier which has often been the case. it comes as they are contemplating sending an additional 5000 troops to afghanistan to help wit

gregg: mr.d parent throughout the world to explain these events to their children. it makes no sense to children nor adults because violence in the name of religion is anathema to ridge teachings. but this is what we are seeing. the abuse of the muslim faith and the teachings in the quran don't bear any resemblance to the acts being committed. how do you make sense of this? >> you know, it's about where is islam in its time in history. the 30 years war. 8 million people died in europe in religious wars. this is where islam is at this time. islam in a quarter of the world's population is beginning to try to shed the yoke of autocracy and yearn for freedom. there will be bloodshed and the free world that ys ideas and freedom. either we are in this for the long-haul. the reason i wrote my book, the battle for the soul of islam. the legacy for my kids, i hope they are raised with the ideology they would rather die for america or britain than jihad. that's what our security forces need to focus on. n

gregg: man, many thanks, sir. patti ann: up next, scotland yard moments ago that the united kingdom fully intends to share its intel with the united states. gregg: coming up next will hear from the former cia officer on what that information might look like. stick around for continued life coverage. we'll be right back what'd you earn double miles on, please? ugh. that's unfortunate. there's a better option. the capital one venture card. with venture, you earn unlimited double miles on every purchase, everywhere, every day. not just airline purchases. seems like a no-brainer. what's in your wallet? patti ann: drive joining us now in new york on his insight is. thank you for joining us. isis has not claimed responsibility for what are some of the indications that that might be the case here? >> based on all the attack vectors we've seen so far this would line up with other things in the past that isis has done. the exhortation for adherence to not go to syria or iraq but to take jihad into their own hands, literall

gregg i -- gregg: lot of people have criticized him but it doesn't really matter. the special counsel is there to investigate the white house, not the person. donald trump needs that. and he needs spokes people for that legal team to get out his side of the story which seems to be missed. angela referred to it a moment ago. donald trump denies he ever said this. let's hope you can see your way clear. he denies he ever said this. it's a he said-he said. >> take a page out of bill clinton's playbook. they are going to russia, you are still the president. leave the country. charles: in the meantime when niece headlines come up, they are typed extraordinary, because they always seem to do major damage -- all the things that president trump could do with respect to executive orders and other things like that have been done. now it's got to be done through the legislative process. yesterday's tragedy doesn't make things easier. but from a legal point of view, he said-he said, why should it take so long to be resolved. gregg: it keeps expanding into different areas. now i

gregg: greg, live in london, thanks.ti ann: the mayor of london claimed a short time ago that his city is still one of the safest in the world. >> there is no reason to be alarmed. one of the things that we all need to do is make sure that were safe as we can be. i'm reassured that we are one of the safest global cities in the world, it's not if not the safest global city in the world. patti ann: that comes despite great britain has seen three major terror attacks in the past few months. training is now on the phone is mustafa a former consultant of the department of homeland security during the george w. bush administration. thank you for joining us. >> two of those three attacks were in london. what you make of the mayor's comment? >> global city with nearly 9 million residents. these are horrific attacks, terrorists want you to be afraid and we just can't allow that. can't be afraid of them. the london police acted quickly, within ten minutes of the reporting of the incidence that terrorists were killed. it was picked

joining me, gregg jarrett.with these latest leaks being reported by "the washington post." namely that the special counsel quoting again to the post, using anonymous sources, that the special counsel is broadening his investigation to include an unprecedented charge if it is true, for the first time ever, obstruction of justice. gregg: according to "the washington post" it's obstruction of justice for also the firing of comey by the president. think about what's going on here. you have one of the close personal friend of comey deciding whether the president obstructed justice for firing his close long-time friend, ally and partner. the special counsel statute says you must disqualify yourself under those circumstance it says personal relationship with any person substantially involved in the investigation or the prosecution you shall disqualify yourself. so if mueller has a fidelity to the law and to ethics, he mist resign. it's incomprehensible to me that he was ever selected. everybody knew comey was going to

joining me, gregg jarrett.th these latest leaks being reported by "the washington post." namely that the special counsel quoting again to the post, using anonymous sources, that the special counsel is broadening his investigation to include an unprecedented charge if it is true, for the first time ever, obstruction of justice. gregg: according to "the washington post" it's obstruction of justice for also the firing of comey by the president. think about what's going on here. you have one of the close personal friend of comey deciding whether the president obstructed justice for firing his close long-time friend, ally and partner. special counsel statute says you must disqualify yourself under those circumstance it says personal relationship with any person substantially involved in the investigation or the prosecution you shall disqualify yourself. so if mueller has a fidelity to the law and to ethics, he mist resign. it's incomprehensible to me that he was ever selected. everybody knew comey was going to be th

gregg, what is your take on this in particular? >> somebody ought to get this guy an x-ray and make sure this guy has got a spine. he came across as wendy whiner. "i was scared." a cowardly answer. the cowardly lion. the american thinker actually called him a 6'8" pajama boy. a snowflake. that's not far from the truth. i mean this quite sincerely. every time he opens his mouth, he contorts the law. he absolutely mangles it. i seriously wonder how this guy ever managed to pass the bar exam. he pointed out that hillary clinton case in which he said he wasn't going to prosecute her because she didn't intend to break the law. my goodness. that is not the legal standard. legal standard is -- did you intend to commit acts that broke the law? and she did. >> sean: just put it in a private server and i just happened to delete 30,000 of them. anthony, the question that was most shouted in the rose garden today was what about the tapes? he said well, i will tell you in the very near future. a lot of you are going to be disappointed in my ans

gregg: how comey interprets it is of no legal consequence. it's the intents of the person hop utters it. which is president obama. look at thstatute. it has to be a corrupt act,nd the statute defines what that is. bribery and destroying evidence. none of that comey alleges. charles: we have major breaking news. perhaps pollsters have gone the it wrong again. ashley? ash alreadashley: the exit polle conservatives winning the most seats. but that would represent a big political defeat for theresa may. which means the conservatives would lose 17 seats and the opposition party, labor, would gain 37 seats. they will be forced into a hung parliament situation. they could try to team up with a smaller party to be a coalition government or decide to go alone and try and take each individual issue and try and win the votes individually in parliament that way which would create a mess if this country looks to start negotiating brexit in 11 days' time. we understand the turnout was very large. there was a much bigger turnout among the young voters. they

we continue with gregg jarrett, sara carter, jay sekulow. i will go to gregg first.ring in the whole issue why, if we start comparing and contrasting with loretta lynch and hillary clinton, how is it possible when we do have overwhelming incontrovertible evidence with laws broken and that never gets talked about? >> it's bewildering and compounding. obstruction of justice doesn't apply to the president because there's no evidence but if you apply it to loretta lynch, there's a good case that she not only engaged in obstruction of justice because there was a lie attached to what she was insisting comey say publicly but there's also misconduct of office. using federal agency for political purpose. that should be investigated. >> sean: let me go to jay. she bleached it. she destroyed -- she signed off on 20% of uranium going to putin. >> and the fbi didn't do anything about it. they cleared her. >> sean: statue of limitations, my friend. >> james comey became judge and jury in that case. the attorney general is not capable. while it should have gone to the deputy attorn

right, gregg? i mean, what we went through as a country during the election frankly because of what seemed to be the inability to really do his job properly and privately enough. that's james comey i'm talking about who basically had everybody mad at him. >> you know what? he gave a little bit to both sides. he gave more to trump today than he gave, you know, to the democrats. and what was striking was, you know, his bombshell, if you can call it that, about you know what? loretta lynch seemed to be in bed with the hillary clinton camp, wanting to help her out by saying don't call it an investigation. just call it a matter as if it's some innocuous thing. and of course james comey is the one who said during the clinton investigation we only investigate crimes. so in truth, what comey should have been saying and loretta lyh is this is a criminal investigation of hillary clinton. trish: i remember that well. in fact, i remember some of what he said of hillary clinton at the time when he said this is

gregg. >> ellison thanks very much. arthel: u.s.ilitary carrying out new air strikes in so will away targeting al mishapab militants how this could signal a shift. >> president trump's attorney general reportedly planning to take action against james comey, and file a complaint about his leaked memos does the president actually have legal grounds for this? . >> our legal panel is here to debate it. phone with our allstate agent, and i know that we have accident forgiveness. so the incredibly minor accident that i had tonight- four weeks without the car. okay, yup. good night. with accident forgiveness your rates won't go up just because of an accident. switching to allstate is worth it. if you have a garden, you know weeds are low-down little scoundrels. with roundup precision gel®, you can finally banish garden weeds without harming precious plants nearby. so draw the line. just give the stick one click, touch the leaves and the gel stays put killing garden weeds to the root with pinpoint precision. draw the line with roundup preci

gregg jarrett is here. he's got the intel. >>> and president trump will be meeting with top republican lawmakers in the next hour to get his pro-growth agenda back on track. but how can the president get anything done when you've got the mainstream media, you've got the left, and you've even got people in the intelligence community all working to undermine you simultaneously? we are on it. >>> plus, president trump says enough with being politically correct. if we want to protect our country, our citizens, we need a travel ban for certain dangerous countries. is he right? we are asking a survivor of islamic terror. >>> but first, i want to go to adam shapiro for the latest on that nsa contractor, 25 years old, and she was no fan of donald trump's, adam. >> reporter: no fan of donald trump's. in fact, she has on social media used the term resist. but let's get into who this woman is, because 25-year-old reality lee winter is going to be back in court thursday. the fbi arrested her saturday, june 3rd. she was

weekend we lost two legend, gregg allman, cofounder of the allman brothers.ord. i'm honored to have both men on this program. gregg allman overcame family tragedy, drug problems and health problems to become an elder statesman for the music that he loved. back in 2012 he discussed his induction in the hall of fame and the moment he quit drugs and alcohol for good. he passed away at the age of 69. i assume you had to have known you made it when you were inducted in the rock and roll hall of fame. >> oh yes. >> you knew you had made it then. >> that was such a good night. i saw playback of it the next day and i quit everything that day. >> the drugs, you mean? >> drugs, alcohol, smoking cigarettes, snorting anything. everything. >> so all that you've been through in your life and career, all the ups, all of the downs, all of the challenges, you end up seeing one playback. clearly you had seen yourself in playback countless times. so why that particular playback after the induction in the rock and roll hall of fame as the impetus for you to get sober and clean?

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i want to go to the point that you made, gregg.comey thought there was any attempt to obstruct justice, it doesn't matter if he thinks that the attorney general is going to recuse himself or if the deputy attorney general is only interim. he had to report immediately or he committed a felony. >> i had to laugh at the statement comey makes as he offers up the vast excuses he made as to why he didn't do it. jeff sessions was going to recuse himself, the interim attorney general wasn't going to be there -- and now he has to save the conversation concerning me but he cannot say it was obstruction of justice but the next words to james comey will be "sir, you have the right to remain silent." >> sean: i think the law is clear. >> james comey's legal standards are he gets mildly nauseous when he says you intervened in a political campaign and his new legal standard is, i was uncomfortable that is now the legal standard. i will tell you why he did not follow through, because there was no obstruction of justice, he would have to be under o

gregg. geraldo, this is really important. the same media that wikileaks revealed colluded with hillary and her campaign. i could go back further. they never vetted obama the way for example we did and i was attacked for it. or expose obama's failures in the war on poverty and food stamps and doubling of the debt. they never focused on those issues. the same media that in so many ways has failed the american people, the level of desire to render this president irrelevant, to delegitimize him, stop his agenda. would be more sinister than that. they wanted to destroy him. and they still want to destroy him. >> the hatred directed at the 45th president is palpable. it is so real. the overwhelming majority of reporters have a loathing, a fear and loathing of this president and something struck me in your first hour when i heard don, jr., saying, just let my father get to work for the american people. it was a plaintive call, request, heartfelt yearning for the president to be able to do his job. they are a couple things, a couple

and fox news host, gregg jarrett. jay, let's talk with you. >> a total and complete vindication of the president and the president was clearly not under investigation and not a target. all of the left's talking points are completely incorrect by james comey's own testimony. this now is bad for the country to continue spending resources -- distracting everyone, including congress, from really getting into the people's business. this is a waste of money. this document right here? case closed. there is no case. couple that with all of the statements from sally eights, all of the other -- besides allf the heads of the intelligence agencies, all of them are saying no evidence. >> sean: warner, feinstein, maxine waters, brennan, clapper. no evidence of collusion. >> total vindication. only one other thing. president obama. people are going to forget this but i want to remember because i handled this case in court. in the middle of a criminal investigation into the irs targeting of conservative organizations, in the middle o

gregg: he should never have accepted the position to begin with.ut i would not expect that he would not fire the guy that he just hired a short time ago. but an independent investigation is really what is needed, and open hearing, for everything. that is the only way that the american public can be assured that the impartial administration of justice. >> hannity: let me go to jay. r all of those laws in your view relevant, and what about mueller and comey being best friends and casually licking this because he wanted a special counsel appointed? >> jay: any applicable law has to be looked at. it is very tricky. when you have a witness that you have a close relationship with and not being impartial, so what happens then? does that really mean that comey is not a witness, because that would mean that the case against the president, which doesn't exist in the first place, and by the way, it was james comey that said it, let's not forget, that the president was never investigation, has not been under investigation, that he testified in writing and unde

gregg jarrett joins me live in studio. there was a little bit of contradiction between what former f.b.i. director james comey said and what jeff sessions said about that meeting in february where the former f.b.i. director went into a location with the president by himself. greg: jeff sessions said in a gentlemanly southern way that comey is a liar. that when comey said jeff sessions just stood there in silence when i complained about meeting privately with the president, sessions said it didn't happen that way. and he recited what he told james comey. comey has credibility problems primarily because we know he's a leaker after railing against leaks most of his professional career. kennedy: , and comey himself, how often those three names have combined in "new york times" stories. gregstories.gregg: we learned jf sessions collude with nobody, and he has endured a public thrashing over nothing. kennedy: he gave certain senators some pushback including ron wyden and kamala harris. sessions was supposed to be in legal jeopar

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gregg jarrett is not the only one saying this. >> i think a lot of smart people have said that. but the way i read that regulation it's a personal relationship like a husband-wife and not a friendship relationship. we need to know the basis of their relationship. it could cross a line where they are so close. but bob mule per knows what that line is. if he continues to cling on to itn the face of this controversy he will ha to answer serious questions mr. jarett raises in his article. charles: who will ask these questions? if they won't ask them of themselves. who gets to ask these questions. how does this ultimately get resolved. can we get some sort of conclusion quickly? >> i think two things will happen. rod rosenstein has to call up bob mule per and say you have to tell me more about your relationship with james comey and give me a chronological -- what have you done together, how often do you see each other. and i expect somebody will follow up on the complaint. charles: i want to bring in our

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with us gregg jarrett. elizabeth macdonald, former u.s. attorney matt whitaker, let's not forget liz peek sitting next to me here in new york. liz to you, is there any bombshell you could see coming at that hearing, they're about to start, any bombshell that you can forehe see would hurt the market? because our viewers are interested in the market. liz: if james comey said, i lost my job, that is obstruction of justice, yes, i felt threatened by the president. stuart: that is it? >> he can't say that, tell you what. there is federal statute that misprison of felony. means if you don't notify your superiors at department of justice somebody attempted to obstruct, justice, then you mr. comey are committing a crime. it is equivalent accessory after the fact, aiding and abetting a felon. comey put himself in a box here. he does not dare say i ever thought this rose to the level of the specific intent of obstruction of justice. liz: you're saying james comey should have told his superiors -- >> absolutely. liz: that is president is trying to ob

here to discuss, gregg, let me start with you. even though madison just got her law degree, and i'll be weighing in on her expertise as well. you written that legally, it's a felony to knowingly and willfully make a threat against the president of the united states. his decapitated head comes very close, no? >> yeah. the secret service contacted her. they're investigating. yeah, it's a crime. the trouble is they would have to prove that she intended to instigate an assassination of the president or some other violence against the president. that's very hard to prove. in terms of the other legal case, defamation, the president could actually try to sue her. parody satire protected speech, so is art and opinion is despicable and deeply offensive as what she did, you know, it probably would not survive a defamation case. charles: there is speech, though, that violates the first amendment. there are certain forms of speech that can be considered a crime. hate speech. >> yeah. hate speech. yelling fire in a crowded theater when there's

gregg jarrett, you had a chance to look at this. let's say you're a democrat and pouncing on the i word, impeachment, and see conditions that would warrant that. what are you doing? >> this is comey's statement. he never said the president obstructed justice, which is a felony, a crime. it appears to be just the opposite. he says that trump told him "i hope you can see your way clear to letting this go to letting flynn go." the operative world there is "hope." hoping and wishing that you get an outcome that helps michael flynn is not the same thing as ordering or directing under threat that the fbi director do something to end an investigation. the law is very clear. i have it in front of me. in order to obstruct, you have to do things like withhold, concealed, alter documents, destroy documents, lie, threaten or bribe people to obtain a particular outcome. none of that happens here. all comey says is, you know, i understood the president to be requesting that we drop an investigation of flynn. so it's kind of a matter of semantics

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welcome to the second hour of it happening now, i am gregg jarrett in for jon scott. >> heather: and am heather childers. the president expected to lay out a plan for restriction of the communist regime. that will mark a huge reversal from the obama administration, rolling back its historic opening with savannah. john roberts is live on the north long. what can we expect from the president in a moment? >> the president as he pointed out has been very critical of the policy that he believes is nothing more than an unsuccessful appeasement policy, he plans on tightening the screws in the castro regime, demanding they make democratic reforms. "he will reinstate restrictions on tourism and personal travel to cuba, it's an organization called gaesa. he still wants cruise ships to dock there and aircraft to land there. cuba releases. prisoners, holds free and fair elections, this policy changes during a bone to the hard-line cuban-americans who supported him in last november's election, such as marco rubio. they are at the forefront of all of this. a lot of people who were involved in the

gregg jarrett, doug schoen and betsy mccaughey is with us. melissa: hitting all-time high yesterday as senate rolled out the new health reform plan, nicole petallides is on the floor of the new york stock exchange. talk to us about it, nicole? >> no doubt we got a boost in the early going when the health bill was revealed by the gop. with that stocks turned around midday and moved higher. but then sold off at the end of the day yesterday. this group has done very well. the health care group really hello on. look at winners and losers this beak. you can see health care related stocks were the best of the bunch. in fact merck and pfizer were winners. home depot and general electric, you should make those red because those are actual lower for the week. the hospital stocks in particular, names like hca was real winner this week. we also saw some others mixed bag. another winner would be universal health. moving on, want to talk about specific names that would be blackberry and bed, bath & beyond. both had sales that missed despite positive black

gregg: good to see you. i'm gregg jarrett.nded this morning, a hung jury and a mistrial. but cosby's legal trouble is far from over. arthel: plus, the first family spending the weekend at camp david. it is the first time in two years the president has visited the retreat. gregg: doctors making a startling admission about steve scalise's original prognosis. we've got an update on his condition now after the shooting. ♪ ♪

. >> as our cherri gregg tells us the palmyra school district is hoping to inspire future civil rights legend. >> it has been zero seven years since doctor clarence jones stepped into palmyra high school. while the trapping have changed a bit, the love, remains the same. >> the group empowered me with the sense of confidence, and thirst for knowledge. >> reporter: educated first at catholic boarding school jones was palmyra valedictorian in 1949, son of the domestic workers he graduated from columbia and boss university law school and his experience with racism inspired his work in civil rights, leading him to doctor martin luther king junior. >> i met him when i was 29, and he was 31. >> reporter: jones became king 's lawyer, advisor and speech writer inspiring parts of his 1963 i have a dream speech. >> the reality toys day, to cash a check that has just been return marked in sufficient fund. >> i have a dream that one day >> it was his speech. >> i was honored he would incorporate the text. >> reporter: jones later broke color barriers on wall street, became a scholar and author of

that is why our colleague and friend gregg jarrett is calling it all out. according to greg, comey and mueller's relationship may violate two federal laws. here's the first one. disqualification arising from personal or political relationship. that is what we are describing with comey and mueller's relationship. the next law, conduct and accountability. they said that the attorney general fire a special counsel if he or she has a conflict of interest. that's not all. it gets even worse and more outrageous. several outlets have reported the key people on mueller's investigation team have actually donated to the democrats. that is why we are calling for this special counsel to be shut down. by the way, that brings us to the real scandal that has been it completely ignored by the media, by the democrats, and the fact is this. the former attorney general, loretta lynch, tried to obstruct justice by interfering the fbi's claim to an email server investigation. here is how james comey described it last week in front of this very same committee. take a look. >> th

part of the new program that helps non-profit organizations become more efficient, reporter cherri gregg from our sister station kyw news radio is in pennsauken those details. >> reporter: this is south jersey food bank, they bring in, pack up, send out is 11 million-pound of food every year. 200,000 families fed throughout the south jersey region. this summer, with the help of volunteers, they will pack up. >> breakfast, lunch, a snack for 8,000 kid a day but need is so great they want to do more. in comes logistics expert from amazon.com who took a look at the mail packing operation. >> the process we were looking at is very similar to the process we do inside our building. >> reporter: they know it is little things that make or break a process. >> you open the bag up, like this. >> it might not be as much as money savings as a time saving >> reporter: so what would happen if you were able to save two to 32nd bagging each meal that would be tremendous, we would have more food going out and maybe be able to process more food and 10 more kid who don't to have have food today and tomorrow

take a listen. >> gregg allman was a close friend of mine.if it hadn't been for him i wouldn't have been president. >> they would give all the money to the tickets to their campaign. he attended funeral services this weekend. allman passed away at the age of 69. >>> just ahead four major arab nations cut diplomatic ties with qutar and that has oil prices on the move. and a wonderful weekend for wonder woman. that and more just ahead. and hey, unmanaged depression, don't get too comfortable. we're talking to you, cost inefficiencies and data without insights. and fragmented care- stop getting in the way of patient recovery and pay attention. every single one of you is on our list. for those who won't rest until the world is healthier, neither will we. optum. how well gets done. [ ominous music playing ]] ah! ah! ah! [ children laughing ] wooo! yea! have a despicably delicious breakfast with these special edition jars of nutella. wearing powerful sunscreen? yes! neutrogena® ultra sheer. unbeatable protection helps prevent early skin aging and s

as cherri gregg from our sister station kyw news radio shows us tonight, these specialties are keeping kid off of the streets. >> hey. >> edward pollard has never met a mike he was not frayed of. >> have you ever been home less, pick to the boneless. >> reporter: his words tell a common story, one of the thousands of youth nationwide who was on the benches with in place to go. >> i was at age of 13. >> reporter: he found covenant house and last year he heard his music. >> i'm a kid from southwest. >> i will use music as a way to open up dialogue. >> reporter: meet karl hill, aka dj karl. >> ♪ >> reporter: brain behind street beat, a program here at covenant house that uses music , as therapy. >> being a young adult that experienced all types of, you know, forms of homelessness, were being kicked out, dealing with mental health. >> ♪ >> reporter: using special software, keyboard and a drum machine paid for by independent blue cross foundation, dj karl, creates the beat. then he helped youth share their experiences artistically while coaching them on life. >> i challenge them not to acce

here, fans paying tribute to gregg allman.fe and jimmy carter were among those in attendance. he helped pioneer what came to be known as southern rock 'n roll. >>> and a legendary album is turning 40 years old. ♪ [ music ] ♪ to celebrate the classic "exodus" album, they have made a restatement of the original recording in a boxed set. marley said he returned to the original tapes and found never before heard vocals. it was released originally in 1999. that song makes you want to sit on the beach. [ laughter ]>>> we have pretty nice beach weather here for us if you don't mind the fog. right now, we have mostly clear skies for tonight. the storm track is north of the bay area. that will be changing by wednesday night and into thursday. patchy fog for tomorrow morning with temperatures in the 50s. tomorrow afternoon, temperatures from 60-80 degrees. tomorrow will be a little cooler compared to today. right now, the live camera in san jose. they are in the clear. lots of sunshine there in the afternoon. tomorrow they will be in th

. >> as cherri gregg from kyw news radio tells us tonight she first appeals to her plans eyes before taste budd. >> colleen loves to cook. >> this is meat loaf with mashed potatoes and baby peas. this one here is pork chop with green beans and moshed potatoes. >> reporter: what you sianni smell in this case is actually what you get. >> it is good. >> reporter: for most part. >> no chewing. >> reporter: she's founder of the elite puree meals, instead of the lumps of pure meats and vegetables she took took it and mold to it resemble real thing. >> eat with your eyes and when people see that it is peas look like peas and carrots look like car on the and meat looks like meat they are more apt to eat. >> reporter: she paid seven to 10 bucks per frozen package meal, which can be heated up in minutes. >> it looks beautiful on the play. >> reporter: devastate by divorce she started her business three years ago working as a home health aid. >> i didn't have a car, i lived in a one bedroom apartment, i had a child to raise. >> reporter: she got a business degree from delaware county community