jac holmes and oliver hall fought with kurdish forces.e been speaking to emma va rdy. the road outside the cargo area of heathrow became the scene of tributes, as the bodies of two men, carried from syria by iraq and jordan, arrived home. both 2a and both with no previous military training, jac holmes and oliver hall had a desire tojoin the battle against is. well, for me, it was a personal choice. i wanted to fight against isis and i wanted to help the situation over here in iraq and syria. jac holmes, a former it workerfrom bournemouth, was just 21 when he first travelled to syria and his parents discovered his plans. as we went to move a bit of furniture, opened a drawer to make sure it was empty and found his flight confirmation. i had to leave the house pretty quickly because i was so angry with him. i had all these messages and missed calls and stuff. when i picked up the messages, it was jac and he said, "mum, i'm up a mountain. "i've crossed the border and i'm in syria." he spent two years fighting with the kurdish armed group the

>> let's start with the surprises. >> okay. >> hello jamie foxx katie holmes side by side.ecret no more. >> there was all the fashion. people brought it to the grammys. we've got it all covered. kevin frazier still in new york. one star kind of stole the show. >> you must be talking about blue ivy. she upstaged her parents last night. that's on the way. you were really referring to the man of the night, bruno mars. ♪ >> 24-karat magic, bruno mars. >> bruno was undefeated at madison square garden grabbing six grammys. >> look at me pop. i'm at the grammys right now. >> bruno alec tri fied the crowd with cardi b. >> bruno and cardi b, so fun. >> you are dripping in finesse. >> okay. >> she posted a pic of the performance and said i want to thank you so much. i don't even know how. maybe one day you'll need a kidney. >> while bruno triumphed jay-z was shut out losing all eight of the nominations. jay made the best of it enjoying a family night and check out the adorable 6-year-old seated between their mom and dad telling them both to similarer down. on saturday the couple hit

jac holmes and oliver hall fought with kurdish forces.o prevent him from going. they've been speaking to emma va rdy. the road outside the cargo area of heathrow became the scene of tributes, as the bodies of two men, carried from syria by iraq and jordan, arrived home. both 2a and both with no previous military training, jac holmes and oliver hall had a desire tojoin the battle against is. well, for me, it was a personal choice. i wanted to fight against isis and i wanted to help the situation over here in iraq and syria. jac holmes, a former it workerfrom bournemouth, was just 21 when he first travelled to syria and his parents discovered his plans. as we went to move a bit of furniture, opened a drawer to make sure it was empty and found his flight confirmation. i had to leave the house pretty quickly because i was so angry with him. i had all these messages and missed calls and stuff. when i picked up the messages, it was jac and he said, "mum, i'm up a mountain. "i've crossed the border and i'm in syria." he spent two years fighting

bringing victims of sexual assault -- highlighting the me too movement.in washington, i'm kristen holmes. (grant) nancy pelosi...the house minority leader from san francisco... is among the lawmakers who invited young immigrants to the state of the union address. and east bay congresswoman barbara lee ... who you just heard from... says.... she will not be

i'm sober. >> holmes comes up clean today.ther inmates are not so lucky. >> it's called hooch, that homemade wine. it's what they brew, basically for the weekends, watching the football game. it's like us going to the bar and having a drink. and it's strong, too. >> though holmes usually conceals his hooch-making operation, the prison allowed our cameras to show us how it's done, provided it's destroyed upon completion. >> two styrofoam cups, you're drunk. three you're passed out. you drink four you're going to the hole. trust me. take my jug. gallon jug. and this is half gallon here. i got another half gallon of orange juice. take my sugar and take your juice, and you do this. let it sit for three days. when wine ferments, it emits a methane gas. it creates pressure. if you have it sealed airtight, it will explode. it might take two or three days, but it will go off like a bomb. what i do is this. i run my hose into a bottle of shampoo. when it burps, you know, exhales, the bolt itself, it exhales into the bolt of shampoo. th

>> well, you know, i think representative eleanor holmes norton made it clear last night on this network, where she basically said it's not so much to restrict trump's behavior -- trump will be trump -- but it's also to signal to the globe, to the world, what the genuine, the true nature of the country is. that is to say, to say that the house of representatives, the congress rejects this particular understanding, this representation of the government, and particularly this representation of immigration policy. let me go back to the rand paul moment for a second, because i think it's important that we see

the mother is under shock she's concerned at the death of her son holmes who was in way her daughter tells us why. they don't want to tell the truth that the police killed my brother he official autopsy will not tell the truth the government is afraid that this could result in another revolution. if. the circumstances of holmes's death remain unclear what is certain is that he took to the street to demand a life in dignity a job some stability. that's not possible in this country the politicians want to fill their pockets they don't care about the people if they want to put me in prison for what i say i'm not afraid do you know on a book called. most people don't feel like celebrating the anniversary of the arab spring for many democracy didn't result in the economic prosperity they were hoping for. and the reports there was from database twenty fifth char and she has been following the protests for us and funny can you give us an idea of the atmosphere today just how angry are the people with the government at the prospect of one more year of austerity. well just like we have seen p

dame kelly holmes but is roger federer your number one sportsman?believe he's done it again. i sometimes wonder if he amazes himself. grand slam title number 20. anybody on tv to know it, i am the greatest. he's hit him with a right—hand! he's done it. pele! he's got it. he scores. while continuing to pay high salaries and dividends. the deficit in the pension fund could. than the £587 million initially estimated. estimated. than to be an investigation into carillion's accounts. carillion's accounts. and it could impose large fines if it finds evidence of misconduct. it finds evidence of misconduct. with me now is matthew vincent, columnist at the financial times. let's start with this pension fund and the deficit there. and the deficit there. carillion, we've heard about this and other cases. and other cases. order to meet those liabilities into the long—term. the long—term. that lies at the heart of the pension system that we have. pension system that we have. carillion contracts to give us going. look at this and say it's an outrage. outrage. the

. >>> ktvu, heather holmes, at a vigil today in oakland. >> reporter: the new year brings up old and painful wounds. >> we know that there is a lot of hurting hearts in this place. >> reporter: it was here in 2009 , oscar grant, was killed. he was unarmed when he was shot by a bart police officer on the platform. >> sometimes you leave with that same pain that you come with. we want to help to kill the hurting hearts. >> reporter: she leads the oscar grant foundation. she helps teenagers with grants and other opportunities. >> we want to build a better community.>> reporter: the groups basketball team travels across the country competing in tournaments to inspire teams to stay in school and stata trouble. that is one part of her mission and the other is promoting justice. she has been pushing for changes in policing, his death raised pressure on the government to deal with the issue of gun violence. >> we want them to invest time in their community and as they invest time to work side-by- side with their community when they do that it will feel like a better relationship. >> reporter

heather holmes has that message from a vigil yesterday in oakland. >> reporter: wanda johnson, the new year brings old and painful wounds. >> we know there's a lot of hurt in this place. >> reporter: it was here at the fruitvale bart station in 2009 when her son, oscar grant, was killed. he was detained after reports of a fight on a train. he was unarmed when he was shot in the back by a police officer on the platform. his death spurred protests and riots in oakland and put johnson in the spotlight she never asked for. >> sometimes you live with that same pain you come with. we want to try to help to kill the hurting heart. >> reporter: she is now an advocate for at-risk youth leading the oscar grant foundation. it's a nonprofit she started that protects teenagers by offering scholarships and other opportunities. >> we are trying to build our youth. we want to build better communities. investing in our youth is how we get better communities. >> reporter: the basketball team travels across the country competing in tournaments inspiring teenagers to stay in school and stay out of trouble

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kristen holmes reports. remarks from president trump sparking outrage-- while a group of bipartisan senators pitched a compromise on immigration --a source briefed on the meeting says the president grew frustrated-- asking lawmakers quote:"why do we want all these people from sáááhole countries coming here?"adding the united states should bring in more people from countries like norway.sen ben cardin/ranking member, foreign relations committee: the president's comments damaged us greatly. it's now i think our responsibility to say that his comments do not represent americathe president ultimately rejecting the immigration proposal-- that protected undocumented young people and increased border security a dramatic setback as the clock is ticking. the government set to run out of funding on january 19th -- and the uncertain future of these so called dreamers a major roadblock in negotiationsbut the white house says its optimistic, an agreement can be reached reporter question: if you are dreamer out there, sho

it comes as we're getting results of the president's first physical exam.kristen holmes reports has theu give an apology for the statement yesterday? president trump ignoring reporters questions on racially charged commentsnat reporter: mr. president, are you a racist?at a ceremony honoring civil rights icon martin luther king jr... reports the president referred to african countries with a vulgarity during a meeting with bipartisan lawmakers on immigration - and indicated the united states should be more focused on bringing in immigrants from countries like norway.lawmakers in washington and leaders around the world left stunned in a series of tweets, president trump denied using that specific profanity, and blamed democrats, saying: never said anything derogatory about haitians other than haiti is, obviously, a very poor and troubled country. never said "take them out." made up by dems. i have a wonderful relationship with haitians. two republican senators in the room saying they didn't recall the president making those remarks specifically but illinois senator dick durbin -- also in

sold underwater mortgages to wall street investors who bought those same holmes and turned them into rental properties having wall street as your landlord what could go wrong. it's like heaven when no i says your life coach no more on this we turn to our senior housing expert now let me know. what's going on here what's going on here is you think landlords are somehow worse now that wall street's involved show me one person who has a good relationship with their land. right there was a ferret trapped in my walls for two for. when i told my landlord he tried to charge me a monthly pet owner fee. at least these wall street fact companies like invitation homes are doing something about housing they pumped an average of twenty two thousand dollars each. into what would otherwise be eyesores the only thing my landlords post recently is brought shake it. what into the walls to learn ferret out. ok now it twenty two thousand dollars house is not really much for wall street and doesn't include regular maintenance and you can at least yell at your landlord in person having wall street as your

oprah would always be my first choice. >> reporter: in washington, i'm kristen holmes. >> oprah's long time partner tells the l.a. times the question of a white house is up to the people. he adds she would absolutely do it. >>> we've learned the special counsel robert mueller is likely to seek an interview with president trump. the washington post is reporting mueller raised the issue during a meeting with the president's lawyers late last month and sources tell the post that the president is comfortable with the idea as a way to put allegations of collusion with russia to rest, but his attorneys do not want an open-ended encounter. they are seeking clear ground rules on the lines of questioning. senator and asse >>> the deadline to file and run for san francisco mayor is tomorrow. former state senator and assemblyman mark leno just joined the growing field of candidates. he signed the paperwork this morning at city hall. leno is now officially on the ballot for the june special election to replace the late ed lee. he could become san francisco's first openly gay mayor. leno said his t

sometimes they just have a.me. >> stephen: please welcome pete holmes.o see i gefn. >> are you worried? >> stephen: what. >> that we just leaked your email? >> stephen: not at all. why would i have an email that easy to find. good to see you again. >> it's wonderful to be here. >> stephen: the last time you were here you just-- you had got engaged. >> got engaged, that is what it is. >> stephen: in a way that was both interesting, exciting and terrifying, right, hot air balloon. >> hot air balloon. i don't know why i looked to you, hot air balloon. you know what to do. yeah, and now i'm married. look, i'm a married person. >> stephen: congratulations. >> thank you very much. >> stephen: congratulations. >> that's why i have a suit. >> stephen: oh, really. >> this is the suit i got married in. >> stephen: really. >> two months ago. still fits. >> stephen: i am a big fan of being married. how it is working out now. >> it does feel different we are let urge kal creatures, i think you can appreciate that. >> stephen: was it a traditional wedding? you are a c

holmes, abc news, new york. >> it's kind of exciting. >> will it work?just watch his reaction for the whole time? >> he seems really excited about it. based on his twitter profile, we're going to get a lot of animated responses. >> he kind of looks like >>> good morning, i'm kendis gibson. >> i'm maggie rulli in for diane. here are the headlines we are following on "world news now." secret society. why some republicans say a group of fbi officials are plotting against the president. abc news obtained the text messages that sparked the controversy. we have details coming up. today, president trump is in switzerland, in the alps where he will pitch a message, america is open for business. one-on-one meetings with the british and israeli prime ministers. >>> logan paul may be trying to redeem himself after posting videos of a suicide victim. he brings awareness to the problem of suicide. >>> a wild chase when a guy driving a jeep slammed head-on to another vehicle. the suspect got out of the vehicle and walked away before being taken down by cops. he alread

dame kelly holmes but is roger federer your number one sportsman? he's done it again. i sometimes wonder if he amazes himself. grand slam title number 20. anybody on tv to know it, i am the greatest. he's hit him with a right—hand! he's done it.

the report suggests holmes will grow by nearly 4%. the report also suggests cities like seattle portland and dallas will be hot as well.>>> new at 10, dozens of middle schoolers competed today to create a futuristic model city. they were asked to create a futuristic city that could accommodate the elderly. many of the students created cities that the regional competition held today at san jose's middle school. organizers say they want students from all backgrounds to know they can have a career in science. >> that is the thing that is incredible. in the northern california region, we charge nothing for the kids to participate. if you want to be an engineer, you can do it. if you want to be a project manager, you can do it.>> the winner of today's competition is from the central valley. they have one for four straight years and will now travel to washington dc to compete in the national competition. >>> the dmv is advising people to make an appointment. the real id complies with a federal mandate that requires a more secure form of ide

the circumstances of holmes's death remain unclear what is certain is that he took to the street to demand a life in dignity a job some stability. that's not possible in this country the politicians want to fill their pockets they don't care about the people if they want to put me in prison for what i say i'm not afraid left you know on a bill called. most people don't feel like celebrating university of the arab spring for many democracy didn't result in economic prosperity they were hoping for . turkey's economy is booming at least according to turkish government officials. skyscrapers are sprouting up and exports are strong but for many on the ground life is far less rosy. activists suddenly had to get used to serving tea for the last four months he's been working as a temporary waiter in this istanbul cafe. he'd never imagined things could come to this only last someone who had was the proud owner of a small hotel he was the boss but the economic crisis runed his business he went bankrupt was forced to sell up. to get to do we had only. it feels awful to crash like that it's just such

kristen holmes reports from washington. president trump: it's a big speech.president donald trump set to deliver his first state of the union address, with an official theme: a safe, strong, and proud america.the white house promising a bipartisan tone as president trump is expected to cover a variety of topics including tax cuts, immigration, the economy, and infrastructure. rep. paul ryan / -r- house speaker: this will be my 20th of these that i've sat in, and i've got to tell you, to be able to hear a state of the union, as bright as it is right now is something that is very encouraging.but not everyone sees it that way.rep. cedric l. richmond / chairman congressional black caucus: the state of our precious union is fractured, it's divided. and the president has the responsibility and gets the credit for making it that way.several lawmakers plan to skip the address.rep. barbara lee / d- california: i will not attend this state of the union because this president has not honored nor respected the office of the presidency

of a sound routine into the coverage of the trial itself is obstructed by the courts since ronald holmes so they say there's no place for the press the building is huge but the courtrooms are very small the smallest rooms are always selected for these important trials. no more than twenty to twenty five visitors can fit into them. for sure if you would once i had to report on a trial in one room while i was the defendant in another so i had to walk back and forth. this time colleagues walk free at least for the time being after two hours attorneys and defendants come out of the courtroom after the trial is postponed for two months over the years or charge gruen sends a copy of the court's decision to have paper. outside in front of the courthouse the lawyer for the journalists describes the repeated postponement of the trial as a tactic to keep the defendants on depression. and her colleagues now watched and filmed by the police the entire time i three of her colleagues are currently in prison and dozens of accusations are pending. he added to his fight to survive and shushed co knows th

(vikki) cnn's kristen holmes reports.president trump -- pulling off the gloves and ripping into his former chief strategist -- steve bannon following bannon's damning statements in a new book claiming to reveal the truth surrounding the trump campaign and administration explosive excerpts reported by the guardian--quoting the president's former campaign chief executive-- as calling the june 2016 trump tower meeting between donald trump jr, jared kushner, paul manafort and russian operatives átreasonousáand taking aim directly at the president's eldest son -- saying "they're going to crack don junior like an egg on national tv."hours after the guardian's report -- trump issuing a statement of his own-- lambasting bannon saying he quote 'lost his mind' after being ousted from the white house.the white house calling the book's claims falsesarah sanders/white house press secy: you have many people that have quotes that are now coming out publicly and saying that those things are not true. and distancing the president from his

the circumstances of holmes's death remain unclear what is certain is that he took to the street to demand a life in dignity a job some stability. that's not possible in this country the politicians want to fill their pockets they don't care about the people if they want to put me in prison for what i say i'm not afraid i'll go home she left you know on a vehicle. most people don't feel like celebrating the anniversary of the arab spring for many democracy didn't result in the economic prosperity they were hoping for. well the report that he's funny and she's now the official ceremony for the anniversary of the arab spring funny give us an idea of the atmosphere there at the moment and just how angry people all with the government at the perspire prospect of one more year of austerity. as you can see of the roads here behind me are reasons for tension of frustration to come around again but so far in the capital city tunis everything is calm and peaceful if not to some sort of a folkloric atmosphere because the official separation has just started to mock the self that it was three to six

the circumstances of holmes's death remain unclear what is certain is that he took to the street to demand a life in dignity a job some stability. that's not possible in this country the politicians want to fill their pockets they don't care about the people if they want to put me in prison for what i say i'm not afraid left you know i'm a bit cold. most people don't feel like celebrating the anniversary of the arab spring for many democracy didn't result in the economic prosperity they were hoping for. and their reports there was founded of a funny thought char and she has been following the protests for us and twenty can you give us an idea of the atmosphere today just how angry are the people with the government at the prospect of one more year of austerity or just like we have seen peaceful demonstrations turning to violent demonstrations over the course of this week you're seeing very mixed emotions today is about some people here at the main avenue hubby having you there by the way the twenty eleven revolution played out i've seen all kind of different reactions to this entire situat

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the circumstances of holmes's death remain unclear what is certain is that he took to the street to demand a life in dignity a job some stability. yeah book in the fish that's not possible in this country the politicians want to fill their pockets they don't care about the people if they want to put me in prison for what i say i'm not afraid i've left you know i know because. most people don't feel like celebrating the anniversary of the arab spring for many democracy didn't result in economic prosperity they were hoping for. that report that from did all these funny for cianci is now austerity protest in china's funny give us an idea of what the atmosphere is like the moment. you a few thousands of people have gathered here for the meet n.t.r. story seeking a demonstration to get ready in tunisia and the people are just about to leave they are going to go to demand avenue for the officers ceremonies going to take place to mark the seventh anniversary of the arab spring not and that's going to be the big question whether the iraqi government protests is going to come from the song by the a

routine in turkey the coverage of the trial itself is obstructed by the courts well since ronald holmes so they say there's no place for the press the building is huge but the courtrooms are very small the smallest rooms are always selected for these important trials. no more than twenty to twenty five visitors can fit into them about. this time sean combs colleagues walk free at least for the time being after two hours attorneys and defendants come out of the courtroom after the trial is postponed for two months over. goon sends a copy of the court's decision to have paper. outside in front of the courthouse the lawyer for the generalists describes the repeated postponement of the trial as a tactic to keep the defendants on depression. and her colleagues are watched and filmed by the police the entire time. shakun returns to the editorial department of her newspaper her yet three of her colleagues are currently in prison and dozens of accusations are pending. the editors fight to survive and shushed co knows that she could be indicted at any time for her court reporting much about. yac

josh holmes -- let me play for you michael wolff what he said today about bannon's remarks. >> it was directed at paul manafort. it was directed directly at don, jr.. he spells out directly why don, jr., had this meeting. that it was not even so much to get dirt on hillary clinton but it was because in the context of the campaign, they wanted to get rid of cory lewandowski. he had to do something to show his father that he had the stuff. >> dana: over the weekend, a lot of this book was scrutinized and somewhat criticized for things being taken out of context or putting things on the record that weren't meant to be. i'm not sure i am buying bannon's want back. it doesn't seem to make sense to me. i think michael wolff didn't want to get this part of the book wrong. what do you think? >> i'm not going to vouch for the credibility of michael wolff but you don't haphazardly accuse the president family of treason and money laundering as it steve bannon did. he's not sorry for a darn thing. he started his political career is over. that's what he sorry about. what he's trying to do is pathe

holmes has a closer look at how to protect yourself and your family.tj: with flu fears spreading across the country, we are told it could be a nasty one. >> why is it so powerful this year? >> we have told you about the spikes. >> the deadly flu bug appears to be making a comeback. t.j.: so many of us worry about the virus at work. >> i teach my students to sing the whole abc song while washing their hands. t.j.: we brought a family medicine officer to our "gma" offices on how to not get sick. puts it on the door. how long can that live there and keep infecting coworkers? >> the flu can live 24 hours on a door. t.j.: in 20 minutes, we saw 33 people come through the doors, and it's just one of them is sick, one university study finds when one person comes to the than half of, more the surfaces and other employees in the office could be exposed to the virus after four hours. what do we need to keep an eye on? >> don't touch the door. push it with your elbow, your back, anything that will not touch your face. t.j.: once you get inside, be careful in the e

kristen holmes has the latest from washington.dent donald trump fighting back against a new book threatening to derail the administration's 2018 agenda before it even starts. the bombshell tell-all, "fire and fury" now out on bookshelves-- and on the president's mind. the book laying out a chaotic west wing filled with constant infighting and questions about the president's fitness for office. president trump lashing out on twitteri authorized zero access to white house (actually turned him down many times) for author of phony book! i never spoke to him for book. full of lies, misrepresentations and sources that don't exist. a claim the author denies - michael wolff, author, "fire and fury"/from nbc: what was i doing there if he didn't want me to be there? my credibility is being questioned by a man who has less credibility than, perhaps, anyone who has ever walked on earth at this point. the white house also putting out another fire-- a new york times report giving fresh details on the days leading up to president trump's firing

holmes last -- k.b. holmes, they're talking about what can happen. they're just talking about huge -- i mean, they're talking about 35% tax rate down to 21. they don't even know what to do -- because it happened so quickly. no one seems to know what's going to happen. but, these are the first two calls. lenn lenn lennar, k.b. holmes, i'm not on the delta call, but what's incredible to me, these changes in the tax law are incredible. including, they get to deduct the interest past 30% ebitda not international companies, but home builders got a special privilege. >> that's right. >> i mean, it is interesting, most of the companies we've heard from so far in retail, for example, i refer to target and this is what you've heard time and again is, companies have not been capital constrained and not been held back on investing, previously. it's not necessarily going to change the way that you allocate capital. and even in other industries, alex gorsky the other day when he joined us -- >> that was a good interview >> -- i was asking about that. and essentia

but it looks like going back is really not an option. >> and delegate eleanor holmes norriton is intrbill that would basically give tps recipients from el salvador permanent status and allow them to apply for citizenship within the next five years. and reporting live at the white house, ronica cleary, "fox5 local news". >> new tonight the virginia supreme court is scheduled to hear argument this week over whether a white man broke the law when he hung a white face dummy in his yard. he was convictsed in 2015 that bans people from happeninging a noose t he got six months in jail. it was upheld a year later. they will argue it before court monday. >> and declining battle over mississippi state law that allows private businesses to dep eye to lgbt. it's known as house bill 1523 allowing clerks and registers of disease to recruise themselves to issuing to same sex couples if it denied services to lx gb. it people. >> h & m finds itself until hot water tonight. >> they're apologizing for an ad that drew criticism on social media. it featured black child model with hoodie saying coolest mon

in washington, i'm kristen holmes.t) new video tonight of a police chase involving a stolen uhaul truck..the woman driving it led officers through several southern california cities.. take a look at the front wheel on the truck. it was stripped down the rim after police used a spike strip. but she kept driving anyway, eventually hitting another vehicle and stopping. a man who was riding in the truck with her hugged and kissed her after she got out with her hands up. police officers shot him with a taser and arrested them both. (grant) a 70-year-old san bernardino sheriff's deputy has been killed in what investigators are calling a dealy case of road rage>it happened when the deputy was off duty.. a business surveillance camera caught every minute of the altercation. the deputy was involved in a minor car crash in his personal vehicle ... around 11-am on new year's eve morning. an argument ensued, and the other driver hit the deputy in the face.... we've stopped the video before the actual punch... but you can see the s

simmons and rob riggle and pete holmes. featuring jon batiste and stay human. and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: hey! how are you! hey! please, sit down! you're very kind! happy friday, everybody. you all ready for the weekend? ( cheers and applause ) yeah, me, too, absolutely, me, too, you know. listen, folks, welcome to "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. we made it-- almost, almost. i don't want to get ahead of ourselves here. if donald trump doesn't blow up the world in the next 25 minute, we will have been under the presidency of trump for exactly one year. it feels so much longer. i think i'm aging in dog years now. but no matter the ups and downs of the trump presidency, his polling numbers have remained low. he ended his first year in office as the most unpopular president in pollling history. may i remind you that list includes william henry harrison, who died 31 days into his. term. we all remember his campaign signs. now-- too soon? ( laughter ) >

kristen holmes has the latest from washington. donald trump fighting back against a new book threatening to derail the administration's 2018 agenda before it even starts. the bombshell tell-all, "fire and fury" now out on bookshelves-- and on the president's mind. the book laying out a chaotic west wing filled with constant infighting and questions about the president's fitness for office. president trump lashing out on twitteri authorized zero access to white house (actually turned him down many times) for author of phony book! i never spoke to him for book. full of lies, misrepresentations and sources that don't exist. a claim the author denies - michael wolff, author, "fire and fury"/from nbc: what was i doing there if he didn't want me to be there? my credibility is being questioned by a man who has less credibility than, perhaps, anyone who has ever walked on earth at this point. the white house also putting out another fire-- a new york times report giving fresh details on the days leading up to president trump's firing of f

make the connection. >> sandra: thanks to josh holmes, it is always good to have you.always a fun hour. he smiling like that because the conversation is always interesting. >> josh: on air, off air. >> sandra: marie, katie, any parting words? >> marie: no, see you later. >> sandra: we are back at noon tomorrow, here's harris. >> harris: the russia investigation reaches the president's cabinet, let's go "outnumbered overtime." i'm harris faulkner. jeff sessions has been interviewed as a special counsel to the russia probe, the first known time that they have interviewed apart the men's member of the president's cabinet. this comes as robert mueller is investigating contacts between the presidential campaign and the kremlin and whether the actions constituted any obstruction of justice. the white house says it is nothing to hide. >> the administration continues to cooperate with the special counsel, we have been transparent during this process

in washington, i'm kristen holmes. (vicki) back here locally...the oakland police department admitted today that it wrongly denied visa applications to two immigrants who were victims of a crime and eligible for protection. the alameda county public defender's office discovered the mistake last week and notified police. oakland p-d then conducted an internal audit...reviewing us-visa applications starting from 2007 when they were first made available. the police department said it, quote "apologizes for any inconvenience to our community members who have been affected." (grant) coming up... burger king helping people áátry to understand what the net neutrality repeal really means... why it foreshadows what áácould happen if service providers prioritize websites. (vicki) plus... thieves target an east bay plumbing company and get away... and it's all caught o

(steve) reporter kristen holmes has a closer look at the controversy. .. reporter question: did steve bannon betray you, mr. president?a white house in turmoil- pushing back against a new bombshell book claiming to give a behind-the-scenes look at the trump administration. excerpts from the unreleased book, "fire and fury" - painting a picture of disorganization and constant infighting at 1600 pennsylvania avenue... and calling into question president trump's fitness to serve as commander-in-chief. a lawyer for president trump sending a cease and desist letter to the publisher of the book as well as to the presidents former chief strategist steve bannonsarah sanders, white house press secretary: the president absolutely believes in the first amendment but the president also believes that the information is accurate before pushing out as fact when it certainly and clearly is not. bannon -quoted in the explosive new book- criticizing president trump and members of the first family bannon attempting to tamp down any tension on his morning radio showvoice of s

heather holmes is in the newsroom now with more. >> reporter: the comment was relayed by at least two people briefed on a meeting with lawmakers in the oval office. when refer to the countries of haiti, el salvador and some african country, the president reportedly said, quote, why are we having all these people from and he uses a profane word here, to describe those countries, come here? both republican and democratic lawmakers who were in the oval office were apparently taken aback by that comment. the president then reportedly went on to question why the u.s. wasn't letting more people in from countries such as norway. the president just met with the prime minister of norway yesterday. you will recall that earlier this week, the white house ended protections for 200,000 salvadorans who fled here in the wake of devastating earthquakes. the whole reason the president and lawmakers were meeting was to hash out a deal on immigration. democrats want to reinstate protections for the so-called "dreamers," 700,000 or so immigrants brought illegally to the u.s. as children. republicans want

in washington, i'm kristen holmes.ght east bay congressman mark desaulnier joined us here during the kron4 news at five... he taked about president donald trump's racially charged profanity about haiti, el salvador and african countries..<> "so i think it's just awful, it's disruptive, it's hateful , it's racist in my view. and it's what we've come to get used to with this president. but it's not acceptable ábuttedá an i think he's playing to an unfortunate group of his supporters who like it. but for the rest of us its not acceptable. and it's not the face for most americans that we want to send to people around the world. you say it's a racist thing to say, do you believe the president, himself is a racist? he certainly acts that way. do you think he's unfit for office? yes, i do. i will support any legal way to remove him. (grant) the congressman also talked abut his efforts to improve safety at sfo. to see the full interview log onto kron4 dot com.... congressman desaulnier also talks about the president tone on im