when when you hear people like director clapper and general hayden. urge caution. we should. it sets a precedent. house of representatives could flip next session. democrats could take control. if the democrats decide they want to issue a memo, i suspect the administration would go over that. >> a dangerous precedent. >> it sets a dangerous precedent. >> especially the doj. i don't know what the bulk of the country would be thinking. if the department of justice says this is dangerous and reckless. maybe cool your jets and hold your horses. not to say it shouldn't come out in some pibt point. everyone should are e view it. get their side in. decide if they're revealing sources and methods. do they have to rush to do this? why the rush? >> i don't know what the rush is. to be honest. there's not a rush here. this can be i think more properly vetted. i'd like to have a full conference discussion about this. among house republicans. we'll be going on a retreat to west virginia. and we ought to have a conversation. >> do you understand why people at home think this is to protect

>> reporter: later hayden gower would tell us his mother's body was found.ose two families, a brief respite from their grief with that shared embrace. i'm matt gutman in montecito, california. >> your heart really does go out to hayden and the other family to see the raw emotions on display is rough. >> they're real people. the remnants of that storm that brought devastating landslides are now moving into a new system. >> it's crossing the country. the new storm is bringing rain, snow and strong winds. overnight it's moving out of the rockies into the plains. even parts of the south will see some ice. behind it, precipitation of very cold temperatures. late tomorrow it will bring drenching rain to the east coast >>> president trump says it's unlikely he'll be interviewed by special counsel robert mueller as part of the russia investigation. that's a change from past statements in which the president said he would be willing to answer questions from mueller or his team. when he was asked yesterday whether he was open to meeting with mueller, he said we'll see

now, i want to go to former cia, michael hayden and the director of the nsa.art with you, dr. hayden on this, what the president was trying to say, these tweets are not done cavalierly and done with purpose. do you buy it? >> i think there's a bit of strategy behind them. i don't think they are artfully done. the advisers would oppose the language he uses. as peter suggests, there are two off ramps to the crisis with north korea. one is fire and fury here. the other is negotiations here. right now, the president's language is over here with negotiations. i view that as a positive development. >> obviously, there's no diplomatic relations. we know there's back door conversations, however, the president opening the door to possibly having direct talks to kim jong-un. not confirming it, but opening that door. is there a way the president of the united states has a direct relationship, a phone call with the north korean dictator? is that possible? >> i seriously doubt it and doubt whether the president has a relationship with kim jong-un. that was put out there. i

hayden gower is running out of time. >> i don't know what to do. i don't know. i haven't found her, so i'm going to do everything i can. >> reporter: at least a hundred homes have been damaged. this is what so many look like, bedrooms and bathrooms buried under five feet of mud. remember, this storm struck at 4:00 a.m. for those that made it outside, this is what they faced, massive boulders and a mud flow that stretched several city blocks. even if you could get outside, many could not outrun this disaster. lester? >> it is a remarkable and heartbreaking scene. miguel almaguer tonight, thank you. >>> turning to another big story. president trump now casting doubt over whether he would submit to an interview in the special counsel's russia probe and turning up the pressure on congress to hammer out a new deal on immigration with the clock ticking. nbc's peter alexander has details for us. >> reporter: president trump tonight refusing to say whether he'd agree to a possible interview with special counsel robert mueller. >> we'll see what happens. i mean, certainl

hayden gower is running out of time. >> i don't know what to do. i don't know. i haven't found her. i'm going to do everything i can. >> reporter: more than 100 homes have been damaged. many have up to five feet of mud inside them. remember, the storm struck in the middle of the night. for those that were able to make their way outside, this is what they face, a massive debris field that so many could simply not outrun. frances? >> miguel almaguer for us. miguel, thank you. >>> now to another major development in the russia investigation. after president trump went from claiming that he was, quote, 100% committed to speak with special counsel robert mueller, to now saying it seems unlikely. remarking that it wasn't him but the democrats who colluded with moscow. marking yet another instance in which the commander in chief denied charges of collusion, referring to it as a hoax, despite special counsel mueller indicting several of the president's former advisers on other charges. mr. trump's russia denials comes as he turns up the pressure on congress to act on a new immigration deal.

how about 15-year-old hayden bradley?y contract with the sharks in the make-a-wish program. ceremonial first face-off against sidney crosby. are you kidding? how cool is that? first period sharks down 1-0, joe pavelski feeds timo meyer. timo time. we're tied at 1. second period aaron dell just got the start in net because of the injury to jones. delicious. 31 saves on 32 shots. third period tomas hertl on the rebound and the sharks are victorious, beat the champs 2-1. >> they're always a good team, real fast, and i think we handled it really well tonight. we didn't give them a whole lot. and we just kind of battled through and stuck with it. >> he was great in the net, saved a lot of chances. and it's a huge point against a team that's playing really good and it's two big point for us. >> abc 7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. shu was talking about being a jinx. i wore this just for the game tonight. first time of the season. >> and? >> i'm thinking about burning it. you guys, let me know on twitter what we sho

former cia director michael hayden joins us now.your reaction to the breaking news that president trump said he wanted to talk to special counsel mueller under oath as long as his attorneys were fine with it in. >> yeah. i thought it was not just breaking news, anderson, but good news. look, there is a cloud over the presidency. we can debate why there's a cloud, but there's no doubt there's a cloud. both the president and america would be well served by getting out from under this cloud. i see no way that we do that to the satisfaction of most americans until the president talks to bob mueller. now, will he do it with the advice of counsel? of course. no one would -- should talk to the bureau without their lawyer in the room. i understand that. there's jeopardy. but i think the president's instincts, which he seems to suggest today, was that i got to go do this. those are the right instincts. >> but p is extraordinary for those who have raised concerns, if the president is just speaking on the record under oath to the special couns

and i looked in the backseat and hayden was sleeping and i went to look to see if brennan was there just out of habit if he was sleeping too. i saw brennan walk out of this house he was very robotic. brain away going it's ok mom i just gotta go put on his winter coat brennan it's hot out today it's ok mom i just gotta go put on as winner halle said brennan it's hot out today you won't need that it's ok mom i've just got to go and i said i need you here for a minute no it's ok mom i've just got to go and that ollie could say to me and this was a child who was very articulate who would who is so verbose that sometimes he would just say ok enough and f.o. ready four days prior brennan went to the family doctor with a chest cold and inexplicably came home with a sample pack of the antidepressant supreme x. at the time of his disappearance he was exhibiting the classic signs of agathe easier i let him go out the door and that was the last time i saw some of that i have and he brought his rope from the local store and drove to a conservation area texted us. and then hanged him self before

and i looked in the backseat and hayden was sleeping and i went to look to see if brennan was there to start a habit if he was sleeping to. i saw brennan walk out of this house he was very robotic. brain away going it's ok mom i just gotta go put on his winter coat brennan it's hot out today it's ok mom i just gotta go put on his winner halle said brennan it's hot out today you won't need that it's ok mom i've just got to go and i said i need you here for a minute no it's ok mom i've just got to go and that ollie could say to me and this was a child who was very articulate who would who was so verbose that sometimes she would just say ok enough and afro ready four days prior brennan went to the family doctor with a chest cold and inexplicably came home with a sample pack of the antidepressant supreme acts at the time of his disappearance he was exhibiting the classic signs of agathe easier i let him go out the door and that was the last time i some of the life and he brought us rope from the local store and drove to a conservation area texted us and hang them self. before long other

when you hear people like director clapper and general hayden and others urge caution, we should. it sets a precedent. house of representatives could flip next session, democrats could take control. if the democrats decide they want to issue their own memo, i suspect the administration would go april electric tick over that. >> dangerous precedent. >> yes. >> people at home, i don't know what the bulk -- i'd think the bulk of the country is thinking, if the department of justice thinks this is dangerous and reckless, cool your jets, hold your horses. not to say the memo shouldn't come out at some point but everyone should get a chance to review it, to get their side in. do they have to rush? >> i don't know what the rush is to be honest. i don't think there is a rush here. this can be more properly vetted. i'd like a full conference discussion about this among house reps. >>. >> do you understand why people at home would think this is to protect the president, impede the investigation that it's propaganda in some way given what we've just discussed? how it was released? >> the pre

carla hayden. as i mentioned to her when i saw her earlier, i am a fan. as a student of history and a person who was saved in her love librarians by many over time, it is especially thrilling in this room to be able to introduce dr. hayden. the 14thworn in as librarian of congress on september 14, 2016. she is the first african-american woman to lead ehe national library, to b nominated to the position by president obama on february 20 4, 2016 and confirmed on the senate. which is no small feat. before joining the library of congress, she served as the ceo of enoch free library in baltimore. 3.nce 199 she served on the national museum and library services board after her nomination by president obama since june 2010. prior to joining the pratt library she was chief librarian of the chicago public library from 1991-1993. she began her career with the chicago public library is the young adult services coordinator from the 1979-1982 and as of the library associate and children's librarian from 1973-1979. dr. hayden. [applause] >> thank you so much and good a

hayden was born with a heart defect called pulmonary artesia.went out and practiced with the team. >> it was so overwhelming. i didn't know what was going on. i didn't expect this much. it's been really amazing. >> hayden had time to relax, play ping pong and get to not players and tomorrow night against the penguins he is going to be in the starting line-up and also participate in a ceremonial puck drop. >>> the mountains got the biggest snowfall of the new year last night. but it's not quite as much as skiers would have liked. kevin oliver spoke with visitors and tells you how they are making do with less snow. >>> reporter: jonathan's buddies have been planning his winter bachelor party for months now paying tribute to their many weekends spent on frozen ponds and lakes in the sierra. >> usually come up for skiing. that's how it started and one day let's find a place to skate. >> reporter: when we found them near donner summit some of them were making do in a parking lot and others were scouting for a better location. >> it's been warm up her

reaction to all this from former cia director general michael hayden.vacation at the end of every week with hilton. whatever type of weekender you are, don't let another weekend pass you by. get the lowest price when you book at hilton.com we can now repair complex at saortic aneurysmsare, without invasive surgery. if we can do that, imagine what we can do for varicose veins. and if we can precisely treat eye cancer with minimal damage to the rest of the eye, imagine what we can do for glaucoma, even cataracts. if we can use dna to diagnose the rarest of diseases, imagine what we can do for the conditions that affect us all. imagine what we can do for you. >>> president trump told reporters torrent that he's looking forward to talking about to special counsel robert mueller. that he said he'd love to do and under oath. now according to to the new york times a white house lawyer is walking that back. ty cob said he was speaking fast and only meant to say he was willing to meet with the team not volunteering to testify under oath. former cia director hayd

. >> college freshman hayden made a mistake on tinder.ped left. for those unfamiliar with tinder, you swipe right, you have a chance to match and start chatting with the person. if you swipe left, the person is gone forever hals you're hunles hayden. he sent this lengthy e-mail to claudia at the university. his e-mail was shared on twitter and people were all-in. there are t-shirts that read, i'll be your claudia. but the best part of all, it was effective. college freshman claudia ali received the e-mail and said, it's me. we reached out to hayden and claudia and whether or not there will be a date. hayden writes, i e-mailed a few claudias. more to come, i hope. we'll see what happens. >> oh, millennials. >>> coming up, hoda pays a visit to ellen's world. you know this was fun. >>> and countdown to the oscar night begins. crohn's disease. you're more than just a bathroom disease. you're a life of unpredictable symptoms. crohn's, you've tried to own us. but now it's our turn to take control with stelara® stelara® works differently for adu

a cnn affiliate spoke to hayden gower, who was searching for his mother after her home was wiped outthe mud flow. >> i thought she'd be all right. she was in the voluntary evacuation. calling out her name all night long. didn't get any response. >> 1,500 homes are still being threatened. about 100 of them, completely destroyed. >> reporter: when you talk about 100 homes destroyed in this flood, here's one of them. that is actually the remnants of a house mixed in with boulders, mixed in with trees, and other debris and as we come over here, you can see where this flood that came cascading down from the thomas fire burn range, basically rocket-blasted this house right off its foundation. and this is widespread. they went through houses, like this one way in the distance. you can see where the mud level rose up on the white wall, and then a pink/orange marking, that spray paint, that's where the search and rescue crews mark it so everyone knows they've been through there. same thing with that car that is facing just slightly up. they marked that one too. looking in there, hoping they w

. >> reporter: at the sharks practice facility in san jose, 15-year-old hayden bradley is living out a dream. >> i don't know how. >>- >> reporter: and acknowledgement of the journey that may have never been. >> seeing him in that hospital bed, you know, it was almost more than a mother can bear. >> reporter: born with a heart defect called pulmonary atresia, hayden's -- this picture shows him as a newborn in the neonatal intensive care unit. last spring the junior hockey player underwent surgery to replace the valve completely. that's when his uncle got a hold of make a wish. bradley's family narrowly escaped the in order bay wildfires, their home in coffee park was spared, but the devastation remains just outside of their doorstep. over the next three days, bradley will get to leave hiss troubles behind as an honorary member of the san jose sharks. >> we're excited to see him, we know he's been through a lot and you can see the excitement on his face. >> even if you watch them, it's nothing like playing with them. they're so fast, and they do everything in a split second, it's so c

night he'll skate out against the penguins hayden and his family will then travel with the to anaheimy elephant falls into a pool...struggling to stay afloat.. wait till you see the incredible action that saved that calf tonight at 9 i definitely noticed over time that certain certain pieces of the fence have been missing ok so i go to india basin in san francisco looking for one thing only to stumble across another thing . i'll explain in the next edition of people behaving badly losing your hair is no fun and no one wants to be bald but there is hope. getting my hair back was the best thing that ever happened to me. i'm happy with the way i look now. i'm very excited about my hair. i feel beautiful. i love my hair. [ male announcer ] hair club offers all proven hair loss solutions backed by our commitment to satisfaction guaranteed. if you're not 100% satisfied with the solution you choose, hair club will apply the purchase price to another proven hair loss solution or transplant more hair at no charge. it was the best thing i've ever done. it looks good on me. [ male announcer ] ca

hayden was looking for his mother, josie.later, he would learn that she is one of the victims. >> i do not know why she did not stay upstairs. matt: tuesday on that same street, glenoaks, we found robert, searching for his mother, rebecca. >> i am fighting with all my heart to find her. matt: on wednesday, he was back with a search for your family, friends, including rebecca 's sister. we gave her a ride to search for a professional team of rescuers. 500 members of search and rescue teams were picking through the debris, including judy kirk for purcell and her dog, zero. we met up with them later. when you look at everything, 360 degrees from where we are, is it even possible, do you think, that somebody might have survived this? >> absolutely. matt: with the water and no power, squadrons of helicopters had to airlift hundreds of ,esidents stranded in an area which is still impassable this morning. back on glenoaks street, hayden and teresa started talking. until that moment, they were complete strangers. uoyednited in grief

. >> let's bring in general michael hayden, former direct of the nsa and the cia to talk about this andd morning, general. >> good morning. >> it is hard to revise history with videotape. >> it is very hard. i actually saw that yesterday morning and was amazing, number one, the president told lester holt what he told lester hot. and he told sergey lavrov the next day that he did it because of the russians. i don't think you can undo that as much as you might want to. >> and as much as his aides try to pretend those statements never happened. what do you, as an intelligence expert, want to see happen next in the russia investigation? >> well, look, in an ideal world, i think this pair graph length sentence from the president. i know the russians did it. the russians know they did it. we're going to move heaven and earth to find out how they did it and make sure it never happens again. i don't think president trump is capable of that pair graph. although i was heartened that h.r. mcmaster, the national security adviser, said something like that in an interview not long took. >> and lindse

back with me james clapper and general michael hayden. so tonight, general, we learned the trump administration declined to impose new russia sanctions on blacklisted russian intelligence facilities. i have to ask you, why wouldn't he do that? he will attack the department of justice, he will attack the fbi, but he won't impose sanctions on russia. why? >> well, it's incomprehensible to me, particularly after this latest set of sanctions was voted with wide margin on a bipartisan basis to impose. and again, this singular indifference to the threat posed by russia starting with the interference, and that sort of thing is continuing, and they're bent on undermining our fundamental system. this is, to me, the greater threat here to this country. >> is he afraid to stand up to them? >> i don't know that he's afraid to stand up to them, but i agree with jim, we've not taken the actions we need to put the sanctions aside to defend ourselves against russian interference. don, there is a parallel here between this and the first story. it has to d

. >> reporter: on wednesday, hayden searched for his mother and held out hope for her survival but learned late that night that she was killed. the doors of the church will stay open for those families to grieve. santa barbara county will continue their search and rescue efforts for as long as they can. live in montecito, "today in the bay." >> thank you. >>> happening this morning, changes could be coming for who gets to see police body cameras in san francisco. right now, officers involved in deadly shootings can watch video from any officer before speaking to examiners. they want to change that policy. they would only be able to look at their own body camera before speaking with investigators. the proposal is under review. >>> scary moments in a north bay neighborhood. a nearly eight-hour stand off came to an end last night. this was the scene earlier in the hours before the neighborhood went into lockdown. the suspect was taken into custody after 8:00 in the evening, following an armed robbery at a liquor store on tuesday. everyone is back at home. >>> 4:35. >>> authorities gather in t

i should tell you good luck maybe i'll get having him on the course mr hayden with intimidator on the first of the. time and they could do. to how significant ideational. a she is that i haven't stuff. my lot farther than. if the couple missed it to put a gym and then the hope of it off that it. could have the. full room. and then the star of the. set if it. with the doll ball. so. they still look how they should have a. shuffle so it follows. that i knew the whole. so i'll click on the enough saw than myself imo do that. with this in it's got milk and memphis no but then i'll follow in the shadow of this and just. days ago the u.s. secretary of defense james mattis updated in revised america's global defense strategy it is a dark vision of the world and calls for massive defense spending what he calls a defense strategy critics say is a blueprint without it. chose seemed wrong. but old rules just. the old get to shape out just because the educated and indeed trained equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart. just to look for common ground. prescribe medication is wid

i should tell you how you get like maybe i'll get a living in london clothes and mr hayden went in to me i don't know if both of those are. the two men they could've left for the. house like mr and i've usually. been is that i saw them stuck. a mile farther and then after the couple fights around that it's right jim and then boy i hope that our study. would have the up on down the film a shot if they can and the star of them i saw was that said a friend of the arash with that all star was so put out of the. they still love how they show they have it's out the. shuffle so it follows always that i will. be home. so i'll cook on the enough saw than myself imo do that so i'm also done. with this and that's got milk and memphis has been dealt flaws in the show was this a joke. it's . a everybody i'm stephen baldwin task hollywood guy you'll suspect every proud american first of all i'm just george bush and our v.m. to say this is my buddy max famous financial guru well just a little bit different i'm not a lincoln one of the well you know when those up with all the drama happening in our c

otros no pudieron salvarse... nat hijo "she got sweep away monday night" - luego de horas de bsqueda, haydenecibi la noticia de que su madre, josie gower de 69 aÑos de edad, haba muerto. fue encontrada la noche del mircoles. nat llorando . - su familia est devastada. nat hispano llorando - el desespero agobia a alejandro benitez ... ya han pasado 48 horas buscando a su hermana, fabiola benitez, cuya casa en montecito, qued casi cubierta por el deslave. nat alejandro benitez "my wife got to the hospital" - hace solo horas, l y su esposa se enteraron que jonnathan, el hijo de nueve aÑos de su hermana perdi la vida quedando enterrado entre escombros... su cuÑado y su otro sobrino, lograron escapar... pero tuvieron que hospitalizados con serias lesiones. nat - familiares de alice y james mitchell guardaron la esperanza de encontrar viva a la pareja de 78 y 89 aÑos respectivamente ... pero sus nombres estn includos en la lista de los 17 fallecidos por el alud de lodo. "their place looked like a warzone. they seem to be in the epicenter of it." - los nombres de cuatro niÑos, de edades entre 3 y 12

after searching for his mom, josie, hayden gouer learned her body was recovered overnight.ianne brewer lost her best friend. >> i never can imagine such a scene. >> reporter: from above it looks like a war zone. the coast guard plucking families, even pets where search teams on the ground could not reach them. they've been in the air here now three days but now with no sign of survivors, just a mud flow from the mountains all it way to the ocean. the shore line marred with debris. highway 101 shut down into next week. montecito's famous residents grateful for what they still have. >> i going to do whatever i can for the rest of the community. >> reporter: there's been more than 100 rescues. inga carried out of her home by firefighters when mud poured in. >> we had no idea what a flash flood was until i saw this torrent raging river coming down with cars and rocks. >> reporter: the mud slide may be over but so much of what's been carries away will never come back. authorities say about 100 homes have serious damage. they're still concerned locales could be trapped in debris

joining me to talk about this and much more is retired four-star general michael hayden. he served as a director of both the cia and the nsa. general hayden, thanks so much for being here. >> thanks, jake. >> really appreciate it. you've served both democratic and republican presidents. what do you make of the president's claims that this is all a hoax and this is all just created by democrats? >> it's not a hoax. it's not all created by democrats. there is now historical record on which we can all agree on which there were contacts between the campaign and agents of the russian federation, there was some cooperation, synchronization of active between the campaign, the russians and wikileaks. now whether it's collusion or criminal, a completely different matter, but there is some there there. and what struck me about the president's comments is he needs -- he wants, he should be pursuing closure and he doesn't get closure until he talks to bob mueller. and here he made that very ambiguous as to whether or not that would ever happen. >> and one of the other things is he tr

not allow i should tell you how you get like maybe i'll get a living here not on the course and mr hayden went in to me i don't know if both of us are. the two men and they couldn't afford. the house that mr and i have usually. a she knows that i haven't stopped. my love for them after the couple fights i'm going to say it to jim and boy i hope it upset him. and then the star of them. said it first but. with it all. the so. they still look how the show to have a. shuffle say follow. me home. in myself more do that. with this in. but. then in the show was this a joke or. prescribe medication is widespread on the us market and a frequent cause of death and up play in my life i just felt like everything with my family was literally coming unglued i had actually planned. to commit some site watch all who has made antidepressants so commonly used we were doing what the doctors told us to do we were being responsible and what the real side effects. was. when i did was done on a cocktail of lethal drugs. just because something's legal doesn't mean it's same. here every year again better because

with whom you had your son. , the whole country, recently, tom hayden.he significance of your activism there, and then in the film, something i had not realized -- i knew about the jane fonda workout tapes and i knew about your activism, but i did not understand that these jane fonda workout tapes that you did actually funded, what was it, the california -- >> california campaign for economic democracy. here is how it went. this was a statewide organization that made a huge difference in california. we elected people that are still serving in public office in california. we had to raise a lot of money because we have a lot of chapters. there was a recession. i read an article that lyndon roush, that really bad but very wealthy guy had a computer business that would fund people that would hold those signs at the airport and go into gay bars and his people would be to gain people with chains and stuff. i read an article that said he supported all of that with this computer business. so i thought, ok, what business can i go into that could make money? it wa

at hayden's book university psychology professor and. his team treat people suffering from phobias confronting them with the very things they're scared of they're mainly in the realm of virtual reality. the main advantage is perhaps that the exposure can take place in the therapist's office you don't have to go out or book a flight or collect spiders or climb a mountain you can actually experience the fear and work on overcoming it in the office. before going virtual i have to meet a real tarantula its name is gandy. though it doesn't look very peace loving to me . it starts to dawn on me what i'm in for my heart starts to race my hands feel i feel cold i don't really want to get any closer to gandy later i still have to do the same test again to see if the virtual reality therapy has been effective if there he says my fear is a learned response and i can unlearn it. in exposure therapy it's important to approach the situation in a different way first you have to grasp that the fear itself is not dangerous. that you can endure it and the

. >> reporter: on wednesday, hayden gour searched for his mother and held out hope for her surviv survival. but learned late that night that she was killed. the doors of this church will stay hope for those families to grieve. santa barbara country tells us they will continue search and rescue efforts for as long as they can. reporting live in montecito anousha rasta. >>> thank you. she's been tweeting updates from the mudslide zones since tuesday. you can follow her on twitter for updates. >>> new video tonight of local search and rescue teams coming home after carrying out daring rescues in that area. members landed this evening. the silicon valley based national guard unit is credited with saving three lives on the coast. >> you could see the mudslide and the effects of the mudslides through second story windows and roofs hundreds of feet away from its original home. >> crews have been called from around the state. for many of them it's the second time they've been called to the area. >>> an unwelcome surprise another swimmer bitten by a sea lion at san francisco's aquatic park. the fou