some people say he can be. others say he cannot be. the point is not whether or not he'll be indicted in -- by a grand jury. the president is whether obstructionist behavior, if proven, can be referred to the house of representatives as a high crime and misdemeanor for krrgs in an impeachment proceeding. if he behaves in an obstructionist behavior, just as with nixon and bill clinton lying under oath would deemed to be obstruction of justice, referred charged, sent to the senate, that can follow here with president trump. he may not be indictable. that's debatable. but i don't think that is depositive. >> david, let me give you a chance. i want to hear from you again. >> none of the statutory provisions apply here. but beyond that, as a constitutional matter -- i'm not saying that the president cannot obstruct justice. he can if he's intimidating a witness or impeding a judicial process. but given an order -- and it was not that -- to stop an investigation or commence an investigation is entirely within his discretion. it can never, ev

what he says. the top intelligence chiefs were all there, senator. i have to say they were not really answering questions. it was incredibly frustrating when they were asked about their conversations with the president. let me give a quick play here. >> i don't believe it's appropriate for me to address that in a public session. >> you're not going to discuss the specifics of conversation wsz the president of the united states? >> woir default position is that when there's an investigation, we do not discuss it publicly. it. >> it would not be appropriate for me, sir, to discuss issues that are potentially within the purr screw of the special counsel's investigation. >> you of course also have an investigation. it's an important one. do you feel frustrated? why do they even bother to show up if they're going to say that? how do you feel about that? >> well, first of all, there was no assertion of executive privilege. and that's -- i don't understand why these individuals did not answer all of our q

gary says mark is his lead in every night. he says he was talking about me last night...and weather. gary says i know more than him on sports. the giants win a game. doesn't sound as good as giants win the pennant...but it's something. gary says they have to keep winning... and they have to say this isn't our year, but we don't want to embarrass ourselves and lose 100 games. (mark) and then hunter strickland had a two hour skype session where he tried to appeal his suspension... but the ruling came down and he lost. so he is out six games now. gary wants to know if strickland claimed he didn't hit him on purpose. strickland said he was very sorry... but he should just take the suspension and be done with it. gary says it's probably six games without pay... so there is money involved and he has to pay the lawyers anyways. (mark) and a lot of stuff going on overnight with the n-b-a trades. dwight howard is traded to charlotte after one year with atlanta. and d'angelo russell is traded to brooklyn from the lakers. a lot of stuff going on before the draft. gary says he is bla

you say bread crumbs. i say little land mines because everyone is saying there wasn't anything that was punitive damagely explosiv damagelyhugely explosive. also learning today that the president's son-in-law is going to meet with members of the senate intelligence committee as early as this month. >> right. he's going to be interviewed by the -- >> what does it say about the speed of this veginvestigation? >> this is congress's job. the special counsel takes a very long time because the special counsel is talking about prosecution, and that takes a long time. the congress needs to shed light, and that's their job. and they are making progress. and i think without being too polly a polly ana-ish about it, what we saw in the senate today was impressive. yes, it was partisan, and yes, democrats came at things differently than republicans. but they all asked good questions. you didn't hear republicans attacking comey's veracity. you heard them asking questions about, well, if you thought this was so terrible,

police say...eople smoking cigarettes near the crash site may have caused the explosion. ( james ) a rescue operation is under way after a tourist boat sank in colombia. officials say at least six people were killed in sunday's incident near the town of guatape. more than 30-others are still missing in the reservoir where the vessel went down. emergency officials say at least 100 people were rescued - and 21-of them are injured. one survivor says the vessel did ánotá have life vests on board. (james) still ahead on the kron four morning news. the oakland a's are out of town, so the warriors took over the coliseum. we'll show you what the dubs did on the diamond. and splash brother klay thompson was ánotá there, but something he did is going viral this morning. we'll show you what he did while overseas. and next. a lot of people are expected to get on a plane this summer. we'll tell you what items t-s-a says you should leave behind. and here's a live look outside... embarcadero. this summer lots of

i was wrong, comey says.in the dinner and to phone calls, he did discuss president trump was not personally under fbi investigation, just as mr. confed said. abc also reported that comey will testify that he does not believe the president was obstructing justice and asking him to consider dropping his probe of michael flynn. comey's testimony offers no opinion on whether it was obstruction or not. testimony confirms "new york times" story saying that the president told him "i hope you can let this go." of the flynn investigation. >> i want to find out if there was a problem with an election having to do with russia. >> saying he understood it to be talking about the flynn inquiry, not the broader investigation. comey confirmed the story that the president asked for his loyalty. the president denied asking the loyalty question. comey's language almost perfectly matches some of the linked stories. >> bret: thank let's get reaction to comey's prepared testimony. and a look ahead, a look back at today's hearings.

most say the police shot in the head. now we're hearing from a survivor that told the gunman to get out before the bullets flew. let's get to it. good monday afternoon from the fox news deck. the british police say they know the names of all of the terrorists that went on a ram pain in london saturday night ramming their van into a bunch of people on the london bridge before going on a stabbing spree at the borough market. so far they released the names of two of the suspects. one is a british citizen that lived in the area. police say the other lived in the area and there's conflicting reports on age and nationality. shortly after the attack, police shot and killed these two men and a third man whose name they have not made public. the killers were wearing fake suicide vests. police say knew about butt before the attack. he had been reported to have terrorized himself but he was nod planning anything before the brutal attack that killed seven and injured 48 others. isis has claimed responsibility. saturday was the third

antioch police say this was an accident. said the 15-year-old who shot marcos meant no harm and doesn't think he should be punished. sot: chaz meyers, friend//"i want to talk to him, comfort him and let him know it's okay because accidents happen." ( darya ) the owners of a pleasanton construction company are being accused of racially harrassing an african american employee. the woman says she was then wrongfully fired when she complained about it. tishay wright says she was given a rhinestone confederate flag purse with pictures of her boss dressed up like president trump and his wife dressed as a trump supporter. in both pictures, banners with more confederate symbols and slogans can be seen in the background. the company is called southland construction management. the former project manager says the purse was given as a gift at a holiday party:

let's say better utilize exist of the soul says to optimize friends and to reduce the how can i say the duplications that exist among european armies because if you take it up here in union you see twenty eight or twenty seven european armies and they duplicate in many things so this is an airfield which is going to take place bought and here i have a clear ideas about it this is not going to be an european army in any way. and german chancellor angela merkel is saying that here of can no longer rely on others and that that's a quote europeans have to take their fate into their own hands do you agree do you think the e.u. has been too dependent on the united states for example well i don't know you know because it is very difficult how could i say to say to judge a policy of a big country only on the club rational may do it in a letter of complaint so i don't have an idea what mrs macken has in mind. to buy mine for four by experience i think the nato will stay on because you know nato is useful as a practical tool and that is no reason to my mind. soul you know it is not in going to th

think about what you are saying before you say it.t >> greg: i wouldn't have a job if i did that. >> kimberly: we like you just fine, greg. >> jesse: i want to pick up on something greg just said. this guy, asked lon, he's not going to respond in a derogatory fashion -- he called trump a pie of blank. he said go f yourself. he said of cory lewandowski, you are in a in and a hole. the crazier the left is becoming, i think it shows how effective president trump is being. he has had a beheading situation, chelsea handler saying crazy stuff. all this goofy stuff over at nb nbc, i think president trump is doing it to them. he's driving a stake right between the heart of the left and he's peeling the fringe left out this way. now franken has to distance himself from people like kathy griffin but he's also driving a real wedge between the mainstream media and american public. they are getting so loopy and crazy and the public is just tuning them out. >> juan: i don't think the public is tuning them out. i'm just telling you, the ratings -- i

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did i say president bush? -- it ismeant to say hard for me to say it, you know. poor president bush. i apologize. [laughter] the debt ceiling -- i started to say about the uncertainty in this administration. you have the secretary of the treasury, mnuchin, saying it should be a clean debt ceiling. and the omb director saying he's catering to the freedom caucus to put all kinds of things, cuts in it. not going down that path, and if they were to go down that path to lift the debt ceiling, in that the house, i delegate capacity that in the senate. so, let's just be efficient. let's remove all doubt. let's save our debate for another subject. this is the full faith and credit of the united states. reporter: so your caucus would not demand any special provisions in that bill? ms. pelosi: no, no. clean. clean. as i said before, this is about debts incurred. it's about things they have voted for to spend money on. it's about tax cuts they have given, which are tax expenditures that need to be covered. so, this is about what is already spent or accounted for. it's not a

president trump says james comey is lying. and he says he's willing to say that under oath.will get reaction to a day in the news garden from the panel when we come back >> no collusion, no obstruction. he is a leaker. james comey confirmed that a lot of what i said. and some of the things he said weren't true. >> you said you hope the flynn investigation -- >> i didn't say that. >> so he lied about that? >> i will tell you, i didn't say that. >> will you be willing to speak under oath to give your version of events? >> 100%. i hardly know the man. i don't -- who would do that? >> so have robert mueller wanted to speak with you about that -- >> i would be glad to tell you exactly what i told you. >> you seem to be hinting -- >> i'm not hinting at anything for it i will tell you in a very short period of time. you will be very disappointing when you hear the answer. don't worry. >> bret: what is the answer? are there tapes? we knew there would be some pushback after the first tweet hit this morning early. despite so many false statements and flies, total and complete vindicat

ambulance service says at least 30 people have been trance tort ports to area hospital, and one man says it seems impossible there wouldn't be if a. here is a map, the fire is burning at grenfell tower, on latimer road. that puts the high-rise about a mile northwest of kensington palace. here's video from earlier. it broke out about 1:00 a.m. london time when most people were likely asleep. two witnesses say they heard household smoke alarms, but no fire alarms. witnesses reported people jumping out of windows. other people have been heard screaming for help. 24 story building has 120 residential units. flames have open gulfed the entire -- engulfed the entire structure, and there are concerns it could collapse. 200 firefighters have been battling the fire for six hours. at this point, there is no word on how it started. >>> to washington where the senate intelligence committee turned attention to attorney general jeff sessions. sessions strongly denied that his meetings with russian officials during the 2016 campaign were improper, despite recusing himself from the russia probe. >> repo

the president turned to the topic of mike flynn, this is comey saying this, saying he's a good guy, and he has been through a lot. he repeated that flynn hadn't done anything wrong in his calls with the russians but had misled the vice president. he then said, "i hope you can see your way clear to letting this go, to letting flynn go. he is a good guy. i hope you can let this go." comb said, he is only a good guy. where account president be in trouble on that nancy? >> in the details comey has provided he took very interesting action after that conversation. first of all he once again documented the conversation and then he says he prepared an unclassified memo about the conversation and discussed it with fbi senior leadership. he says routinely, in this statement, that he didn't just keep this to himself, that he shared it with senior leadership, within the fbi, and at one point even went to senior leadership at the department of justice and asked them what he y wanted to do about this. the senior leadership when they discussed this it was important not to infect with the president's i

i get what you're saying, but saying that you don't believe there's any evidence and saying that thetion should or should not continue, that's two separate things. correct? >> well, because i'm a former prosecutor, i know how investigations go, and i know that what we know publicly, there's not enough for a case, but certainly bob mueller has all the power of the federal government now to conduct an investigation and he may turn over things that we just haven't heard about yet. >> and the investigation is not just about collusion. there are a number of things and some of it has been of the president's own making because he tweeted out things that led -- that made that happen. so, matt, i want to ask you, tweeting after six weeks that there are no tapes, what is the president playing at here? what's he doing? >> well, as i put those two tapes together, i see a president, first of all, that knew comey was already talking to the paper before he tweeted, and also it almost looks like an invitation for whoever was taping those meetings to share those tapes with the public. but he did admi

i am the director of the f.b.i., i say what i think. spank, say what you are feeling. kennedy: kat, how would you feel if someone was going behind your back? kat: i would not appreciate that. there have been a lot of people in the past who decided they don't want to be alone with me anymore. but at least they told me to my face instead of telling jeff sessions about it. this way i can say it didn't work out. kennedy: one thing we are not considering, the president's feeling. how do you think he feels. kat: he probably wishes he could have approached him directly. now everybody knows how he feels. he says i don't want to be left alone to jeff sessions? that's tough on an ego. kennedy: democratic senators were tough on the four panelists they were interrogating at the committee hearing. who is going to be heard on james comey? republicans or democrats? charles: i would have earlier said i would have thought the republicans would be. but reading through the testimony he's going to give. there is nothing there. all of it is already leaked out. and based on the ft didn't pu

there are lots of i would say..., two, three, four vans i can see. it's blocking the view actually. there's a huge police presence here, they're taking this very seriously, they have cordoned off streets. it is being treated very seriously. people are in a state of tension at the moment because of the terrorist attacks we've had in the past few weeks, and also the tragedy with grenfell tower. i think there's a sense of unease and anxiety because itjust seems to be one event after the other. it does, yes, jane. i wonderfrom your vantage point, can you see the ambulances who were sent there to treat the injured. how far away are they from you? i can't at the moment but i did see various police cars coming in and out, but i think the ambulances... by the time we arrived at the ambulances had already gone. have you heard anything about walking injured ? i haven't. it's quite a confused state but apparently there were walking wounded.

he says he is still working on thesish us a. he has a planned trip to vietnam in the coming weeks where he is hoping to convince leaders there to scrap plans to build new coal plants and instead build renewable energy plants. >>> we want to show you terror unfolding before your very eyes. new video tonight from london of people rushing into a restaurant to get away from the terrorist with a machete. what happens next is a tribute to the bravery of that restaurant owner. ian cull joins us with more on that video. that owner didn't back town. he saved a lot of people. >> he did, courageously risking his life as the three attackers tried to injure did kill how many people they could, the owner safed hess customers. chaos was breaking out, terrorists stabbing people on the street outside the restaurant on london bridge. the owners and workers moved the tanls inside, closing glass doors and inviting more people in who were running by. moments later one of the terrorists looking for a target. the owner stands strong and they leave. hi

justice breyer: i think i can say that. now, if i say that, is it constitutional? that's what i'm trying to get your answer to. mr. goldberg: if it were limited to dating sites, i'm assuming that it is constitutional, your honor. i don't think the state has ever said that this is about dating sites. they say there's a category of -- justice ginsburg: well, they couldn't because of your case. mr. goldberg: right. exactly. justice ginsburg: so your case involved boasting about getting off a traffic ticket. mr. goldberg: right. so that, that is my first and most important point, that mr. packingham was not on a dating site. justice breyer: so then the answer to this would be they have not applied it that way here, and given the way they've applied it here, they can't do that. mr. goldberg: i don't -- justice breyer: now, we're going to have 40 other cases involved. mr. goldberg: i don't think they've ever applied it. i think the main focus -- dating sites tend to have age restrictions that go, apply only to adults and so i think it's their position that those are excl

much other than to say that that form part of the net negotiations so. obviously i think the as you know. will we have never been treated in the same way they do each beat hundreds of dentists and we're treated but it's at least we're saying. here us this issue will never go away. for the generation to generation we'll continue to raise the issue and it is fun. to do with head on and come to some sort of conclusion. heavy heavy with the most important part about studying history most important part of why history needs to be upfront why we need to look back and reflect and make reparations are good because when he said you know what what was done there you know what was done on these people and her the horrors that was not upon them then led directly into the holocaust that took place in the thirty's and forty's it was a dry run we know it works here let's do this again and i think the thing that is if one the problem that germany has is that you can't say one one time that we committed genocide is ok and you know it wasn't the nancy regime but it was st

say. prayers it wouldn't really say yes or no in the. middle. east at least. for to ask you what was the first genocide of the twentieth century some might say the jewish holocaust others might think of the armenian genocide but was actually in the german colony of namibia where the second rice soup. to revolt by the herero a number of people before attempting a systematic extermination of them one hundred thousand herrera nama were killed in the process and those that weren't found themselves this possessed and in concentration camps germany apologize for the genocide in two thousand and four but has never paid reparations which are now being sought by descendants of the pharaoh a number of victims in new york courts under the alien torch that you learn more about the case i interviewed and even speaker the national police. asking him why this lawsuit is finally being brought now one hundred years after the genocide. these days it is taking place events discussions between the government and the media and the government many have moved on. and there i got in

i don't say that as a critique. i don't say that as a critique. i say it as this is -- steve and i were talking about this yesterday. this is trumpism. everyone says what is donald trump really think? what does make america great? what is that slogan? read the speech. you may not agree with it, but it is pure trumpism which is the capitals of europe laugh at us. they mock us because we make bad deals. it's a much more cynical world view that we have been taken advantage of by these people and we have gone up above and over our commitment. this is to steve's point. we've gone above our commitments. they have not. we're being rooked in a fundamental way and i will not have it anymore. i wouldn't say you have to agree or disagree. you should read it because it's really important to sort of understand how he views the world and how different that is from people who have been president before him. >> let me add to that. we as conservatives are very, very skeptical of international deals for two reasons. one, we are concerned about sovereignty. we don't

but they would not say how. in fremont, devin fehely, kpix 5. >>> now to an accident in antioch. a 15-year-old boy killed by a shot from a pellet gun. kpix 5's da lin says the gun was fired by a friend. da. >> reporter: veronica, that 15- year-old boy was shot at close range by his good friend, it happened inside this house on palomar drive in antioch just before 10 a.m. this morning. next-door neighbors showed us these facebook photos of the victim identified as marcos garcia. police and neighbors say marcos was playing with a bb gun rifle with several friends. police say somehow, a 15-year- old friend fired that pellet rifle once shooting and killing marcos. those friends later ran to a next-door neighbor to get help and here's what that neighbor saw. >> marcos was laying on the ground and he was unconscious. i didn't know how long he wasn't breathing for but apparently it was there for 10 or 15 minutes. just because the kids didn't know what to do and they were worried and they got my mom and my mom was panic

let me just say i am so tired of people saying she doesn't take responsibili responsibility.what rick san tor rum is about to say. nobody but her is getting the grief about saying that she's not falling on the sword. she's not stabbing herself with how terrible she was. there were huge circumstances surrounding it that impacted it. 17 intelligence agents -- because remember the intelligence community said it. >> rick, do you want to hear or see hillary clinton blush? >> she says i take responsibility and then she says but that's not why i lost. well then, okay. so she's not taking responsibility. >> maybe it is the russian trolls and maybe it was the dnc. >> i would say it's because that she didn't connect with the american public and she missed what donald trump seized upon, which is a lot of working people, a lot of folks that voted democrat in my state, in jennifer states and other midwest earn states that felt like neither party was connected with them, was understanding their plight and donald trump talked to them and put forth an agenda that was neither democrat or repu

at this point police won't say, they will say it's not considered suspicious nor do they say it's considerednal. parents say they plan to hold a demonstration outside the dentist office to demand answers. >>> the time is 816. -- 8:16. going to track traffic. >> we have been keeping an eye on the toll plaza all morning. things have stayed in the same spot. 10-50 minute delay. we haven't seen things get any worse. arrives and ease be into san francisco, here is a live look. the backup extends not even to the maze the eastshore freeway is also a little slow but not as bad as it could be. things are shaping up to be somewhat late. here's the san mateo bridge. you can see things are moving along even better than they were one hour ago. if you had west past the toll plaza toward the peninsula, things are moving along nicely. we're saying -- we are seeing too many slowdowns. finally here's a look at the south bay commute and you can see we are problem free. no crashes to report. just a few pockets of slowing along the 101 and a couple other freeways could be into the downtown area. overall a nice l

the president says, yes, yes he is. the lawyer says, no. no he is not. keep in mind, it is possible neither know for sure exactly what the answer is. the president's lawyer is defending the president's right to fire the director of the fbi. listen. >> let me get this straight. the president of the united states, after advice and consultation with his attorney general and deputy attorney general and with others in the administration which is what a president does, makes a determination to terminate the fbi director based on the department of justice. now, under your theory, the department of justice, through special councils would be investigating the president for taking the action they recommended him to take. >> a couple things, one, i'm not arguing -- >> i want to bring in chief political correspondent, dana bash. not only did jay sekulow defended him, in the past 24 hours plus, to say the president is not under investigation though the president's tweet says otherwise. what is the white house strategy you are hearing behind this full court press agai

the president saying i hope, not i order you let it go. here's the moment comey was pressed on that point. listen. >> i hope you'll hold back on that but when you -- when the president of the united states in the oval office says something i hope, i suggest or would you -- do you think that as a directive? >> yes. >> well, look, i think that the way james comey took it is fairly clear, he took it as a directive, an order from the president, and it's an order that he said that he would ignore. why didn't he do something about it? he said he didn't want to derail the russia investigation. a bit of a bombshell, they specifically left open the possibility of investigating the president himself for that comment down the road. >> and dan, on this notion of james comey leaking his own memos, he hoped an independent counsel which would happen. the white house now targeting comey about the leak, does he face anything for this? >> well, he'll certainly face criticism from some, secretly leaking to a friend, to "the new york times." legally it's not

colin, what did he have to say? >> reporter: well, janelle, here we are on the eve of the nba finals. we should be talking about this historic trilogy, warriors/cavaliers, the same two teams meeting for a third straight year. instead it's about what happened at lebron james' l.a. home overnight. racial slurs spray painted onto the gate outside of his house has since been covered up. the graffiti used included the "n" word. there was no one home. police hoping the crime may have been caught on a surveillance camera. prior in taking part in the cavs' shoot-around, james had his media session and understandably was visibly upset by what had occurred. >> it just goes to show that racism will always be a part of the world, a part of america. and, you know, hate, you know, in america, especially for african-americans, is living every day. >> reporter: plain and simple, it's a dark cloud hanging over on the eve of the finals. lebron admitting he wasn't his usual energetic self today, but that that will pass and he will be

the president vladimir putin says says no way.an president insisting today his government has never been involved in hacking of any kind. but did private hackers putin says yes that's possible. also, today he praised president trump as a frank person who looks at issues with quote a fresh set of eyes. >>> developing in the philippines now the suspect in that casino tack has been found dead of apparent suicide. police say the masked gunman stormed the hotel and casino complexion in the capital manila and shot tv, torched some gambling tables and stuffed a backpack with casino chips. police say a guard accidentally shot himself and dozens of others were hurt in a stampede to get away from the gunman. authorities though do not believe this is terrorism. >>> three-year-old is safe and sound tonight after wandering the streets of allentown all by his little lonesome. police say he woke up from a nap decided to take stroll and police found him this morning in a diaper, his tank top, i think it was a mew tannin gentleman turtle tank top

who prosecutors say was deprived of water as punishment. the sheriff clark remains committed to the success of president trump. >>> speaking of president trump rolls back parts of the obama era cuba policies and mixed reactions from both parties. on friday trump announced the now policy in -- new policy in miami setting travel restrictions previously lifted bid former president barack obama. the policy is going to hurt u.s. businesses but some say this is an attempt to finally help the people of cuba. >> a year and a half ago, a president an american president, landed in havana to outstretch his hand to a regime. today -- regime. today new president lands in miami to reach out his hand to the people of cuba grandparents this about pandering to that republican section. >> and this does nothing to benefit the american people in a very realistic sense. >> americans can still travel to the country but only with a regulated tour group. >>> for the third time, in recent weeks, authorities say a noose has been found hanging from a lamp post outsid

and say they were aware of one of them.>> reporter: authorities tell abc news the attackers, seen in this video, in the midst of their terror rampage, were led by a man known to police for years as a potential threat. >> we ask ourselves what else should we have known? could this have been prevented? >> reporter: just last year that ring leader, 27-year-old khuram butt featured in a documentary aired on british channel 4 about a group that openly campaigns for strict islamic sharia law, praying before the black flag of islam and getting a confrontation with police. of the some 3,000 people, authorities consider active threats, this group is among the most extreme. >> members of the network which number probably in the hundreds are on the more dangerous end of the spectrum. >> second attacker identified as rachid redouane. of libyan or moroccan descent. both men come from this east london neighborhood, where police arrested at least 12 people who have all since been released. neighbors say days agopher, khuram butt father of

comey saying one thing and mr. comey taking it another way, hope is a whole lot different than directing him or even requesting him to make the investigation go away. >> the president through his attorney denies that he ever asked comey to let the flynn case go. i guess for people who watch today it's going to boil down to who they believe. james comey or president trump? >> i don't think you have to do that, i think you need to read the president's words. he spoke 28 words, according to comey, three sentences, two of them began with "i hope." and that is a whole different thing than directing someone or commanding them or even requesting them. stating that you hope something is very different kettle of fish than directing him. >> you have been tough on talking about people who have leaked information. the president's attorney blasted director comey for leaking a memo after he was fired to a friend from "the new york times" about the oval office conversation. the president's attorney called the release, he said the

good knows what he's going to say which goes to mark's point because he could say something entirely than others have said which is why they don't want to venture any opinion. what you've been hearing lately, well, it doesn't really matter what i think. you know. what matters is the -- is the economy of the united states. just a semantic game and most republicans, even those who are climate change deniers will say yes, there's been climate change but there's been climate change for thousands of years. senator cotton said today that there's no doubt that that has accelerated dramatically in the last 200 years and that man has something to do with. it look, the president has never landed in a good place hon this issue. he's clearly not comfortable with it, so i -- i'm not i've gone probing trying to predict what donald trump will say or do and i can't do it now. >> the let me go back to laura jarrett. you have an important ruling by the department of justice which potentially could affect a lot of congressional investigations. tell us more. >> that's right, wolf. this is an opinion iss

liz: i think they're not saying that. i think they're saying the opposite. i think they're in that dc bubble, and they have elevated themselves. i think brie would agree, but go ahead, eric being. >> well, i hear what you're saying, but no question there's self importance. no question about it. but i think that, to me, i have a concern that these tweets are even happening. and the reason is because it's stopping the agenda. i mean, we need to move the agenda forward and help with tax reform. help with infrastructure. this just takes it off the table. as another day of a delay. liz: eric, hang on be with eric. what brie is saying when you have three dozen americans weighing in, everybody up in arms, the news cycle dominated by this tweet, and it is so easy because here's what's going on, brie. you talked about this. underneath this is this lazy dc gotcha politics. it's so easy to do gotcha politics and avoid the heavy lift of fixing policies to get the country moving again. and that's what the viewers and the trump supporter is saying the president is working

this is what it says. it says it allows the travel suspension for the six terror-prone countries and the refugees suspension to become largely effective. people in our country want to do us harm. the president there sounding very happy about the fact that the supreme court is allowing part of this travel ban to happen. but, wolf, one of the ramifications, you might say, of the fact that the president did not take any questions at this event in the rose garden is the fact that we did not get a chance to ask the prime minister of india what he thinks about this travel ban, after all, there are more than 100 million muslims living in india, wolf. >> the president announced today, jim tweeted, sees it as a win in the russia investigation. explain to our viewers what he's driving at. >> reporter: this is the latest attempt of the president to change the narrative of the russian investigation. he's blaming president obama for not doing enough on this and there are some democrats and key democrats who do agree wi

but police say she is a thief. they are trying to figure out if she is the same woman behind similar crimes in santa clara. damien trujillo is there with the story. damien. >> reporter: that's right janelle. one of the thefts happened no doorsa elementary a few days ago. the question tonight is, is this the same woman who schmidted similar crimes at the beginning of the school year in santa clair? ? the santa clara unified school district they called her the birkenstock bandit. police say earlier this year a woman posing a ago as a substitute teacher walked into santa clara schools and stole various items including purses she was arrested. now police in san jose are trying to figure out if these blurry images show the same suspect committing the the same crimes. at montgomery. >> this woman claimed to be a subshe sat in the office a short time. >> the woman stole a staff member's purse with cell phone and credit cards inside. the school called police who labelled the alleged crime as a petty theft. >> it's unfortun

i'm troubled by what he says. it's very difficult to charge that person with some form of a crime, conspiring or aiding and abetting. >> but aiding and abetting is what the british prime minister that facebook and google are playing with. facebook says they want to be hostile to terrorists. but the rap against them, that's the last thing they want to be, hostile to users. that might include terrorists what do you think of their pickle? >> it is a pickle. one that i think until the financial dynamic changes, until the rhetoric changes, apple, google and others are looking to make money. so they will tell us they're doing their best or enhancing their measures to ferret this out, to shut it out or hand it over to law enforcement. but until we see a big attack domestically and lots more killed and injured, until the public narrative is critical of these i.t. companies for how they're doing business, they will continue to do business the same way. >> neil: i want to review some of the options we're told in the british

the california highway patrol says this biker was seriously out of line.ou can see the green motorcycle gets much too close to other vehicles as he's splitting lanes there. according to the chp, he even punched and kicked some side mirrors on cars along highway 24 in orinda. from the help of that aerial crew, patrol officers on the ground eventually caught up with this guy at his house and placed him under arrest. that man faces charges of reckless driving and vandalism. investigators believe he did damage during several days last week. >>> home sales have been soaring on the peninsula lately. only on 5, kpix 5's betty yu spoke to one real estate expert who says trump's presidency could be a contributing factor. >> this is exactly what people really like in atherton. you've got a flat yard, beautiful trees. >> reporter: this 5,000 square foot home on berry lane in the country's most expensive zip code. it's a neoclassical six-bedroom, seven-and-a-half-bath home with upgrades. it's on the market for just under $9 million and one of the hottest properties in

experts are saying that it have the money. experts are saying thatitis have the money.re saying that it is ludicrous that you are only testing the outer covering of a building and not the insulating material. so again, inside buildings is being looked at. this has come up before, that experts are saying that it is the panelling behind the cladding, the material dues is different in the uk. in the the us, they use metal, we use plastic, which is highly flammable. in this report in the sunday telegraph, why are you testing the outer cover and not the interlacing material? and it can be the cavities left behind when you seal windows that pull the fire up you seal windows that pull the fire up in -- you seal windows that pull the fire up in —— inside the building. you seal windows that pull the fire up in -- inside the building. so councils are concerned because they wa nt to councils are concerned because they want to make sure that people are safe but also because they are worried about how they will be able to afford to do that which is why it needs to happen on a nation

what did he have to say earlier? >> the chinese premier stressing again his commitment to honor china's commitment under the paris agreement. let's listen to what he had to say earlier in berlin. so basically this raises a whole host of questions for america's international partners and how to move forward with whether this agreement is in shambles or whether it can be renegotiated as donald trump suggested, which seems like a very difficult process. world leaders like chancellor angela merkel and the chinese premier will have a lot of pressure and how they are going to respond. we did get a sense of at least china's position earlier in berlin from the premier. >> it is the same in china, our words count and our actions should be successful. china will stand by its sponsor -- stand by its responsibilities on climate change and we do not stand alone. our scientists in this area are in connection with the world and follow the climate protection development very closely. >> it really was a very memorable speech by presi

what did i just say?n january of 1992. >> afterwards, bernard said she tried to move on but couldn't and attempted suicide as she had when she was a teen. >> nobody knew that i spent many moments up there trying to kill myself. >> after one suicide attempt in 1992, a psychotherapist had her make these drawings. >> mr. c, i can't move. i can't breathe. somebody help me. >> breaking news, a stunning admission from bill cosby. >> admitting underoath he gave drugs to one woman before having sex with her. >> in july of 2015, bernard got validation from an unexpected place. an unsealed transcript of cosby's deposition in the andrea constand civil case. in the 2005 deposition, constand's attorney asked cosby about another woman's claim that he gave her quaaludes in las vegas. when you got the quaaludes was it in your mind that you were going to use these quaaludes with young woman that you wanted to have sex with? yes, cosby answered. >> some people looked at that as a smoking gun, there are the drugs he procure

de think he has a right to say that, and say it in public?ng we have to accept is that president trump will say a lot of things in public that other elected leaders have traditionally not say. i understand particularly because he feels he is unfairly targeted, while he will worry as result of learning about what i think is a professional friendship and relationship between comey and mueller. i don't know comey, i do know bob mueller. he is first rate. there is at least as high likelihood that bob mueller will look at the facts and decide the president has done nothing wrong or actionable, as he will find wrongdoing. he's independent. you lived through the impeachment of a democratic president, bill clinton. at the end of the last century. do you think, now you look at how this is unfolding, we may see the impeachment of donald trump? i would be surprised. who knows? in other words, based on what we have heard so far, including comey saying in his testimony before the senate there was no evidence he has seen the president being involved in col

be foolish to say that. especially when you add to the leaking of information the fact that they were sucking data about individuals outside of state boards of elections. again, that is all publicly reported material that i'm giving you. so look, they intended to affect the outcome. we have to get to the bottom of everything they did, so we can protect future elections. we have to understand -- >> so you're not concerned -- you're saying that they could have -- by getting this information, people's e-mails, they could have swayed individual votes, but you are not at this point, even with this new information, concerned that vote tallies could have been impacted, that they were looking at voter registration? >> i think the right way to say it is, i have no evidence to suggest that the tallies of the votes were affected by what russia did. but we have to get to the bottom of it. we are in the middle of an espionage investigation that's what this week is about with the comey testimony. >> yes. >> there are inve

we will take a look at the results. 59% of you say very concerned. 17% say somewhat. 24% say not at allus know what you think by voting on twitter or leave a comment on facebook. >>> new this morning, google has been hit with a record $2.7 billion fine by the european union. the six-year investigation found that google violated antitrust rules by putting their own shopping comparison service at the top of search results. users typically have to go down past items that pay google to promote. it says that google must end the practice in 90 days or face more fines. pam cook will have more on this coming up. >>> get ready to pay more to drive across the golden gate bridge. another toll increase takes place next week. alex savidge is joining us live this morning. alex, explain, why the bump in toll here. >> reporter: you know what, mike, this is help to deal with a budget shortfall for the golden gate bridge district. and starting next week, drivers will have to pay another quarter to cross the iconic span. you know, this money is part of -- is being brought in here as part of a five-year pl

what do you say? >> first of all this is a donald trump move, he gave a positive speech in the rose garden, exactly what he promised the american people he would do. my concern about jobs is this is going to be a distraction from the agenda, losing any good faith he had left with the left which was not much at all, a lot of fence sitters are going away from him, running away from him, he had elon musk resigned. a lot of people saying enough is enough. my fear is they won't compromise on tax reform or healthcare and tax reform is the key to economic growth. dagen: if you look at a recent poll, government spending, russian meddling and the economy were all more important issues than climate change. >> that is frankly shortsighted. i understand those things are immediate concerns when it comes to the safety and prosperity of our country but climate change is something that is crucial, something that impact every single one of us and something like this, withdrawing from the paris accord is ultimately goi

she says, i can say definitively, the president is not a liar. it's insulting that question will be asked and she said of course, anything specific to the hearing. she said i will refer you

i wouldn't say it's light but not too bad out there.:46, let's bring steven. >>> thank you, sal. we have solid overcast, for most, not for all. it will burn back and things are kind of quiet which is a good thing, it's been one end of the spectrum or other. really cool and windy or just blazing hot, now things are settled in, slightly below average, near average for coast and bay. a few 40s showing up. 48 degrees, scotts valley 49. woodside also showing 49 and just outside of sonoma, saw 49 as well. rebound with temperatures 60s, 70s, and 8 east, unless you are out to the valley or farther up north or south, you might find 9 east. clouds giving way to 50s, 60's, end up with 60's, 70s, the 80s. 62 san jose. 58 in berkeley and napa airport at 54. there is that 49 in woodside. 52, others are 59 belmont. 58 mall who alto, 57 for lossal toes, some cool, some 9-8 degrees warmer. west of sfo, delta breeze is also kicking up its heels. we'll have the breeze in place, low clouds burn back we'll see temperatures starting to rebound, right about w