>> good points hi, rubin, hi, everybody, thanks for having us here i can't disagree with what rubin just i also want to remind investors and viewers that this is an economically sensitive group turning over to your question, the big story, i think consolidation rubin pointed out, continues to be a story that's driving these talks, partly it's a combination of we are in a pretty positive economic environment. that's one second, the group as a whole is a lot more profitable. and also very shareholder friendly the third thing is there is an underlying bid, as we have all seen no company is safe, even qualcomm, there is a bid out for qualcomm as well i think it's a combination, as the story -- clearly there's a lot of debate and discussion around broadcomm's bid for qualcomm, and thrown in the mix is what happens to nxp as well >> so given all the consolidation we've been seeing in this sector, what's the next potential takeover target? amerish? >> i'm sorry, the question is to me yes, everybody is a potential takeover target. i can't speculate on who will be the next target. but safe to say

ann rubin is live with the story. >> reporter: some left, but many stayed just outside the other side of the property's fence. caltrans said this had to happen. it was too dirty and there had been complaints. >> it has been cleared out. fences mended, but the homeless that used to live on this cal transite haven't moved far. >> they are trying to get rid of us, but don't have any place to go. >> they moved just feet from their own encampment. this man refused to go to a shelter because it would hurt his business repairing bikes. >> reporter: the point is they wanted to move them out. they moved them 30, 40 feet and stuck up against the fence and this is more of an eyesore than it was in the cal trans. >> they take us out. we don't want to be a burden to anybody. weapon don't want to -- people to look down on us because we are not bad people. we are human too, just like anybody else. we are human. we have a right to live. >> reporter: we just spoke to san jose city officials who are planning to look at this as a larger plan. it's among the list of sites they are considering for their t

report, dave rubin your mac she is so smart all of her teeth are wisdom teeth. attorney, emily cavallo. [cheering and applause] she is witty, midi and lives with a kitty its national review reporter kat sims. [cheering and applause] and a volcano is his footbath, former bodyguard and massive sidekick, tyrus. [cheering and applause] dave, i know what im. shallow human being and i don't have any real beliefs about a parade or not but when people get angry about something that i choose the opposite. is that what trump does? >> i don't want to start the show with the criticism but you played that thing nancy pelosi and you had a package of depends there and you didn't make a joke. greg: i missed it. [laughter] >> as far as the parade people say trump is anti- gay and yet he wants to put on a parade. anyone who is ever participated in or attended a parade is gay. [laughter] that's how it works. doesn't matter what kind of parade but you're automatically gay. this is a great outreach to the lgbt q community. greg: you at a unique perspective, dave. >> i try. can i bor

[laughter] greg: on that note, i want to thank dave rubin, emily watchin.tters. the truth always comes out. more memo and text messages out. they shall damning for democrats. text messages from peter strong and lisa page said they had to brief comey because quote potus wants to know everything we are doing. what were they doing at the time? they just let hillary off the hook and recently launched a counter-intelligence

we get back with michael rubin, thank you.e you going to be doing this weekend how much merchandise do you have to create in advance for both potential teams winning and then what do you do when one does not? >> i just saw the numbers yesterday. world manufacture in the month of january more than 3 million units of nfl merchandise that's a lot of units. then what happens is for the directive consumer business, we make it as we sell it. for retailers they actually buy it and hoping to win the other team that does not win, will get destroyed. mitch model is buying hundreds of thousands of eagle products and he's praying it will win because if not, he'll have to burn those stuff >> so do you have to create t-shirts and say patriots super bowl >> do you have the bengal super bowl >> we have not had those for a long time. >> we had a guy yesterday does sports betting with the betting line is there any calculus in terms of making more merchandise for one team than the other? >> the way it works for us, the directive consumer busines

this time rubin foster accused of domestic violence. sandra joins us from the stadium with the latest. >> reporter: this coming after an up week with the niners and finalized the deal to get a new quarterback and now this. this is not the first time foster has been in trouble with the law. it's the second time in less than a month that the line backer was arrested and we have his mug shot from the home state of alabama where he was arrested for marijuana possession, a misdemeanor. police say they responded to a wael fair check and -- welfare check and disturbance call around 9:15 yesterday morning. they arrested the 23-year-old without incident on suspicious of domestic violence and possession of assault weapon. the 49ers did release a statement that said the team takes matters of this in each seriously and gaulterring all -- gathering all of the pertinent situation and he faces a six game suspension in formally charged and if there's a second charge, he could be facing a lifetime ban from the nfl. the niners have had 17 player arrests

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in san jose, ann rubin, ktvu fox 2 .>>> right now we have breaking news from the east bay.picture from skyfox. a driver on interstate 580 in dublin reported seeing a small plane in distress go down. it happened near 580.>> live picture from skyfox. emergency vehicles on the scene after a driver reportedly saw a small plane good down. it is very dark and deputies are searching on foot and helicopters are on the way to the scene to search for any sign of a small plane that crashed in the hills near dublin. right now it is an active scene along interstate 80 in dublin. we will get more information and bring it to you.>>> coming up at 6 30, your smart tv could be tracking you. details from a new consumer report warning.>>> one-year-old and making history. we will introduce you to this years gerber baby. >>> your smart tv maybe watching you. consumer reports checked out smart tv from the five biggest brands and found they can track what you watch. the security is so bad the hackers will take over complete remote control and install apps. there is an easy fix. just turn off the f

. >>> dan rubin tells us investigators say the suspect was taking money and not providing services. >> yvonne castillo took thousands of dollars in exchange for immigration services she never provided. this woman, who spoke through a translator, trusted castillo to fire -- file her daca paperwork. >> translator: she is playing with all of our minds because she is trying to trick us to make us feel like we can become legal here. but what she's doing is very wrong for all of us. >> reporter: the sheriff's office arrested castillo yesterday on charges of grand theft. boxes of paperwork were confiscated. they say so far, seven victims have come forward but they suspect there may be more. >> it's going to delay their actual immigration work -- excuse me, paperwork as well. >> reporter: this comes at a time where there's a lot of uncertainty over immigration. cases like this late on that fear. >> all they want to do is make sure that they can go to a safe and trusted place in order to figure out what their league and -- legal options are. this exacerbates that fear that community has right

in san martin, ann rubin, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> ktvu fox 2 news at 6:30 is next with the latest on thedly school shooting in florida. and the suspect is now under arrest. >> saying that he shot up the school. >> we'll hear what the governor said in an update that just happened. >> also, president trump weighs in on domestic violence after allegations of abuse against a former aide. >> and san francisco police facing a lawsuit filed by the family of a man shot and killed when an officer's -- with an officer's stolen gun. details on the claim being filed. stay with us. ktvu fox 2 news at 6:30 is next. ♪ there are seven continents... seven seas... but at at celebrity cruises, we'd argue... more than seven wonders. for a limited time enjoy two free perks, like complimentary wi-fi and drinks. a savings for everyone in your stateroom when you book now, during the celebrity cruises sail beyond event. >>> now to today's top stories. 17 people were killed today when a gunman opened fire at a high school in parkland, florida, which is about 30 minutes north of fort lauderdale. a 19-year-old ex-s

msnbc contributor jennifer rubins and charlie pierce writer at large at "esquire," charlie, you've beenhe nra and the role it plays in the right for years and what is it right now? how do you characterize what it has become? >> well, you're correct in that it is essentially a lobbying organization. it's the lobbying arm of the weapons manufacturing industry. that's the most basic thing that it is. but i think to be perfectly honest with you, i think it's making a mistake if it -- as it tries to become just another general clearing house for conventional conservative thinking and getting away from basically what it was good at which was defending the right of every american to own as much as -- as many ar-15s as can fit in their garage. when it starts talking about saul alinskey and immigration it just becomes part of the noise and it uses the unique purchased the in the constellation of right wing organizations. >> do you agree with that, jennifer? >> yes, and no. on one hand it has a -- i think a rather indefensible position at this point which is anyone should own any weapon of any ty

clapping for the president at a state of the union. >> ken vogel from the "new york times," jennifer rubin from "the washington post," thank you. >>> turning now to the stock market. today opening down sharply. it moved quickly into positive territory this morning. and has been moving back and forth. the dow at this moment looks like it's up about 70 points. yesterday in its single largest single day point drop, the dow fell 1,175 points. 4.6 decline. that's the good news percentagewise. it wasn't as big as the point total would make it appear. nbc business correspondent jo ling kent. explain what's happening today and why after seeing such a huge drop we're now seeing gains at this point. >> yes, that's right. we're sitting in the green right now. the dow is up about .2% right now. what we're seeing is some investors probably taking an opportunity to buy on the dip yesterday. obviously a lot of stocks were available at a discount after that record close with the point drop over 1,100 points on the dow. we're also seeing some stability. we saw some folks, some investors in exchange traded

supporters -- and -- ann rubin tells us that da ca supporters report this.>> reporter: his protected status is about to end in the u. s. >> today, the u. s. supreme court decided not to hear the case to dismantle daca. he says it has given them such relief. >> it gives us a little bit more time to do advocacy at a professional level to develop a solution. >> reporter: they will send this back to the appellate level and it is something that will take time. >> it buys us a year of time. and again, if we could keep buying time, eventually, we may buy enough time for political change to come. >> reporter: and it is more time for daca renewals. there has been a mad rush to meet a march fifth deadline. the government will continue to accept these renewal indefinitely. >> temporarily it offers relief for the daca recipients. they now have some type of reprieve and they are able to continue the prop us -- the process. >> reporter: it still is a stressful time for the daca recipients. >> i want to let everybody know that is in my position to not give up hope. >> reporter: they have been runni

ktvu, add -- ann rubin spoke to the people that are frustrated. >> reporter: this has been cleared out, but the homeless that used to live on this caltrans site have not moved far. >> there trying to get rid of us but we do not have any place to go. >> reporter: dozens have set up camp on the other side of the fence. it is just feet from the old camp. this man rejected moving to a shelter because it would keep him from his business of repairing and selling bikes. >> there is no place for me to sleep. >> the point is, they wanted to move them out. >> this is more of a eyesore that it was on the caltrans property. our they had to clean them out due to health and safety reasons. but this could be part of a bigger plan, in conjunction with caltrans this is one of the sites they're considering for the tiny homes project. >> we are continuing to evaluate this specific site. this could be a potential site and no decisions have been made. >> reporter: the homeless are skeptical of the program but something needs to change. >> once we get comfortable they kick us out. we do not want to be a bir

. >> 49ers line backer rubin foster is out of jail after being charged with domestic violence. according to our media partners at bay area news group, foster was arrested on suspicion of domestic violence and possessing an assault rifle. last month he was arrested on mare yawn possession charges in alabama. 49ers issued statement saying they are aware of the latest arrest report and are gathering all pertinent information. >> a wild police chiase. suspects were trying to break into cars and led officers on a chase of speeds up to 100 miles an hour. cornell barnard was on the scene where it all nded. >> never seen a chase like that. there was people in every corner watching what was going on. >> stephanie rodriguez was serving lunch on guerrero street when a police chase went by, ending minutes later in the city's western edition. >> we heard police sirens. looked left and saw a young man running this direction. >> see manning chased by police on webster street heading right for her. >> what did you do? >> we hid behind the car because we saw the police with their guns drawn and

thank you, jennifer rubin and david corn. we'll be right back with the russia investigation in a moment. but coming up, trump is not just awol on russia. he has been charged for total inaction on guns. have you notice head won't say it? and leading the charge, god help him, students from marjory stoneman douglass high school. we'll talk to one of the students and talk to talk show host montel williams, a gunowner himself who says we need new gun safety laws. >>> plus, what's next for the russia investigation? trump claims he is off the hook. fat chance. that's not what the indictment says. we're going to find wrought the probe may be going next as mueller may be on the verge of flipping another witness and back to trump's twitter outburst with the round table. the mueller investigation is really getting under his skin, don't you think? >>> and finally, let me finish with the time for the media to challenge the gunrunners. this is "hardball," where the action is. l? with discover card, you can talk to a real person in the u.s.

what do you as a long-time republican, jennifer rubin, make of that? >> this is why i left the republican party. if you're anti russia, pro law enforcement, pro rule of law, the republican party is not for you. they've lost their minds. this is one said poll along with others saying they feel much more favorable towards russia, that suggests that donald trump has brainwashed, together with fox, brainwashed public opinion. i want to go back to something that clint said. the notion that the fbi weighed in in favor of hillary clinton is so bizarre, not only because, of course, the fisa request was made in october under secret conditions, never leaked after carter page had left the administration, but because, as you mentioned, they weighed in 11 days before the end of the campaign in a manner that was hugely helpful to donald trump. so it really is black is white, white is black with these people. i am both saddened but resigned. i think there's about 30% of the american people who would at this point believe anything. that's incumbent upon the rest of us

joining me now, congressman rubin gallego, arizona democrat. congressman, was this the strategy, to deliberately insert classified information to force the president to block the memo and create yes, sir about why? >> no, i read the democratic memo at the same time as i read the republican memo. the democratic memo is very thorough, it gives point by point where the republican memo has a lot of false assertions and also in general just leads the reader into a false direction. it also blows, in general, the cover that i think donald trump and his complicit partners in the republican house intel committee are trying to create, which is an excuse to fire the deputy attorney general. the memo, as i said, is a ten-page memo. from what i saw and read, there wasn't anything in particular that pointed to our methods of procurement of information. so i don't believe that that is the case. lastly, i would also like to point this out, if the president really was worried about how we obtained these fisa warrants, he has a right to also declassify those fis

comments depart from the strong dollar policy of treasury secretaries before him going back to robert rubin and the clinton administration but fit with the trump administration's america first message that we dollar policy could backfire and make us assets like treasuries less appealing and drive up the cost of foreign goods for businesses and everyday americans you know well this is a policy around the world beggar thy neighbor but try to drive your currency lower to help your exports and grab global market share and china's been the king of the . for a long time so this is a take in a china directly saying oh yeah you think you. will make the dollar even cheaper so it makes us you know higher value versus a dollar which may it's more difficult for them to export their way into global domination so now our currency wars venturing a new phase you know donald trump obviously has a lot more understanding of how to fight this currency war than anyone coming before him barack obama was really a novice coming into office knew nothing about finance he was financially illiterate as he proved over

seven crash alan greenspan and the plunge protection chain which included ronald reagan and robert rubin they started the central bank began to become a player now here's a central bank of switzerland is buying aggressively buying stocks so these central banks how do they fit in the global banking system what are they doing that is so the lender of last resort or the buyer of first order but what exactly are they doing what are they doing i mean they become massive hedge funds for one thing but instead of borrowing money or going to investors and sid and using their money to and to find things that they are creating money that they're fabricating electronic money they're going through the financial system to basically get it out there and it collectively got about twenty one points. and trillion dollars worth of assets on their books through connotative easing which have been used to purchase corporates if you're the european central bank equities and the bank of japan mortgage assets and government bonds if you're the fed and they have become the market they've not just become a buyer i

[laughter] greg: on that note, i want to thank dave rubin, emily watchin. "watters world" starts now. [♪] jesse: welcome to "watters world," i'm jesse watters. the truth always comes out. more memo and text messages out. they shall damning for democrats. text messages from peter strong and lisa page said they had to brief comey because quote potus wants to know everything we are doing. what were they doing at the time? they just let hillary off the hook and recently launched a counter-intelligence campaign and had to convince a judge to let them spy on potential candidates. the steele dossier which was paid for by the clinton campaign and dnc relied almost entirely on russian government sources. the rest of the dossier allegedly came from hillary's crony sidney blumenthal who laundered the information through the state department into steele's hands. he peddled the rumor obama was born in kenya during the twaipt buy mary. he's a dirty player. steelr revealed he december spied trump. his credibility was shattered, and was basically on the fbi payroll. when t

comments depart from the strong dollar policy of treasury secretaries before him going back to robert rubin and the clinton administration but fit with the trump administration's america first message that we dollar policy could backfire and make us assets like treasuries less appealing and drive up the cost of foreign goods for businesses and everyday americans. while this is a policy around the world beggar thy neighbor by trying to drive your currency lower to help your exports and global market share and china's been the king of the . for a long time so this is they take in a child directly saying oh yeah you think you. will make the dollar even cheaper so it makes us you know higher in value versus the dollar which may it's more difficult for them to export their way into global domination so now our currency wars venturing a new phase you know donald trump obviously has a lot more understanding of how to fight this currency war than anyone coming before him barack obama was really a novice coming into office knew nothing about finance he was financially illiterate as he proved over an

comments depart from the strong dollar policy of treasury secretaries before him going back to robert rubin and the clinton administration but fit with the trump administration's america first message that we dollar policy could backfire and make us assets like treasuries less appealing and drive up the cost of foreign goods for businesses and everyday americans you know well this is a policy around the world beggar thy neighbor but try to drive your currency lower to help your exports and global market share and china's been the king of this. for a long time so this is a take in a china directly saying oh yeah you think you. will make the dollar even cheaper so it makes un you know higher in value versus a dollar which may it's more difficult for them to export their way into global domination so now our currency wars venturing a new phase you know donald trump obviously has a lot more understanding of how to fight this currency war than anyone coming before him barack obama was really a novice coming into office knew nothing about finance he was financially illiterate as he proved over an

in san jose, ann rubin, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> we have temperatures to look at, we were warm today, weords today. these were the highs today santa rosa 70 a. 78 fairfield -- 78, fairfield as well. we are in for it, saturday we broke records, and you will see a record or two tomorrow. it may be cooler but we will see the low 70s. this time of year, you have a good chance to get a record. this is typically our coolest time of the year. the high pressure ridge is the dominant feature and it stopped. as it stays put, so does our weather. when our ridge stalls, everything stops. when it moves, hopefully it will happen in the next week or so and the pattern will shift and we could see rain and it will warm up. right now, the pattern is locked and what you see will continue which includes mild days and nights. there is a ridge of high pressure and there is a low in the nations midshipman section. that pattern is stuck. the next just the showers is february 20. tomorrow morning your sky looks like that. we will have some high clouds in the afternoon. we will be into the midshipman- 60s and pos

already see them yeah i mean yes yes with my family usually with my brother to see whether our brother rubin was amongst the bodies that were brought here marked double x. in other words the nameless i wanted to look at the you saw a lot of people here and look to the lot of bodies. when you see the one most often run into other relatives especially in love of being in a cemetery he. is where most of the murder victims were taken gavia unless you know. it will be recognised many of the dead we see and then we also know i want this it was soap. painful i came for about six months and then could no longer bear to look at the terrible things they had done to people some of the victims had cuts on their feet cut so finely were probably made with a razor blade of the house or maybe less. salt in lemon had been rubbed into the world. it was horrifying sent. also flame consumed and the most harrowing thing of all though i'm able to get it out of my head was a couple because they were said to be engaged. most of us. don't if they were students at san carlos university and she was pregnant but it is

police responded to welfare check and disturbance calls and line backer rubin foster was arrested onc violence. >>> the plan sets aside $3.5 million for the next fiscal year to purchase tasers. >>> a man has life threatening injuries this morning after strong winds in san francisco caused a fence to collapse on him as he walked down the street. a second person was also hurt. >>> dmv's oakland coliseum office closed after a thief stole copper piping from the air conditioning unit. >>> and tesla road continues to be shut down in both directions at carnegie bridge due to overnight crash and tracking delays on 580 for drivers heading out toward the dublin interchange. highway 24 backing up out there. a crash just east of there near gosling that is involving five vehicles blocks at least one lane. that is definitely going to slow you down. use 880 as alternate route. >>> holding on tight to steering wheel. it'll be windy in some places along the coast. a look at few clouds out there and we'll see mostly cloudy conditions this morning and things will clear up by the afternoon. we have 18 d

ann rubin tells us this is his first endorsement from an elected official in the bay area and some arering if this could mean a shift in momentum. >> i am so grateful that he is running for governor and i look forward to his service and i look forward to supporting him as he leads us into the next eight years.>> reporter: with that, he endorsed antonia bill rugosa. the first mayor to do so taking the announcement towards the vermont house. >> i will tell you, if you see a smile on my face, getting the endorsement of the mayor for me is a big deal. i could not be more proud. >> reporter: a big deal because while he is well known in southern california, he did not have the same recognition up north. >> currently has support from the other bay area mayors, this is a little unusual to see he is endorsing him. >> reporter: glenda jackson says the endorsement is not entirely surprising. saying they are lined on issues like emigration and housing and this could be a valuable introduction. >> it mixes up the norcal, socal divide. it is perhaps not surprising because they both are more moderate

. >> jennifer rubin and charlie pierce, thank you both. that's all in. before you go, you can listen to the show as a podcast, find it wherever you get your podcast, >>> new charges for paul manafort and rick gates in the mueller investigation. the latest reporting on the 32-count indictment charges enough to amount to a life sentence for manafort. >>> plus president trump says he wants schools protected like banks, talking about arming teachers with guns and paying them bonuses for carrying a concealed weapon. >>> the resignation of an armed deputy who had a gun and responded to the shooting but never went in after the gunman. "the 11th hour" on a thursday night begins now. good evening once again from our nbc headquarters here in new york day 399 in the trump administration administration, one day shy of 400 days in office and we have a lot to get to. we begin with a fresh round of charges from robert mueller against paul manafort and rick gates. a 32-count indictment was filed in federal court today, tax fraud and bank fraud and hiked the amount of mo

jennifer rubin writes this. it seems core y'allo did everything possible to leave investigators a brightly lit trail of possible evidence. this all comes as nbc news has learned from a source familiar with the matter that steve bannon has not yet met with the special counsel. this source says discussions are ongoing as they say, for an interview date. here to talk about all of it, joyce vance who spent 25 years as a federal prosecutor. i am reminded by you that hope hicks has already had her interview with the mueller team. having established that, what kind of legal jeopardy, and we know her denial of this, what kind of legal jeopardy could she be in? >> so the central question is whose version is correct? mr. corralo's or mrs. hicks' version? she's already had her time being questioned and presume when i she would have been questioned extensivebly whether she was aware of the trump tower meeting of whether she was involved in the air force one memo that was britain concealed the real meeting of that from the p

ann rubin spoke with frustrated advocates about the growing problem. >> reporter: the encampment off of fully avenue has been cleared out, the fence amended but the homeless that lived here have not moved far. >> they are trying to get rid of us but we do not have any place to go.>> reporter: doesn't have set up camp on the other side of the fence feet from their holding kevin. this man rejected moving to shelter as it would keep him from his business, repairing and selling bikes. >> the point is they wanted to move them out. the move them 30 to 40 feet and this is more of an eyesore than it was.>> reporter: caltrans so they had to clean the property for health and safety reasons. san jose city officials say this could be part of a but her plan in conjunction with caltrans, this is one of the sites they are considering for their tiny homes project. it is to have about 40 people living here in temporary housing. >> we are continuing to evaluate this site for one of our bridge housing communities at the potential side. no decisions have been made. >> reporter: the homeless are skeptica

ann rubin tells us this is his first endorsement from an elected official in the bay area and some are wondering if this could mean a shift in momentum in the race. >> i am so grateful that he is running for governor, i look forward to his service as our states leader and i look forward to supporting him. >> with that, he endorsed him in his bid for governor. the first mayor to do so, making the announcement that they toured the vermont house. >> i will tell you something, if you see a smile on my face, getting the endorsement of the mayor for me is a big deal. i could not be more proud. >> reporter: a big deal because while he is well known in southern california where he was mayor of los angeles he did not have the same recognition up north. >> currently gavin newsom has support from the other bay area mayors. this is a little unusual to see sam is endorsing antonio. >> reporter: but as she shared from the science department, the endorsement is not entirely surprising. they are aligned on issues like immigration and housing and this could be a valuable introduction when it comes to i

the district disclosing three schools work ann rubin is live outsides o mentor skull. one that is expected to shut down. >> reporter: the district said this decision is what is best for business but the families hearsay for them it is personal. for families the news is heartbreaking this year at glider elementary it will be their last. the school along with two others will be closed due to dwindling enrollment. >> we are devastated. it has been in a second family to us.>> reporter: at the school district made the announcement this week saying they have little choice but to shut the school. is the number of students -- if the number of students shrinks, so does the funding. >> we have gotten to the point now where we are losing thousands of kids over the last 10 or so years and increasing cost, we needed to take action to right size our district.>> reporter: oak grove is not alone. tom williams at the high cost of housing in silicon valley is taking its toll on most school districts. young family simply cannot afford to live here. >> oak grove is one of the few school d

. >> ann rubin is live worry massive fundraiser is underway. >> reporter: the silken valley community foundation has committed to help her they are trying to raise enough money to get 100 house clinics up and running on solar power .5 months after hurricane rita -- hurricane ray many homes and clinics have yet to be rebuilt empower here is intermittent. >> we are frustrated at the same time frustration becomes your source of energy. >> reporter: julio is the mayor of the town of louisa and she said residents believe help is not come fast enough. >> we find people that say i am hungry. >> reporter: that is what they are seeking today, from leaders in silicon valley. the foundation has pledged to raise $3 million, their hope to equip 100 medical clinics with solar kits so doctors are not reliant on an unreliable power grid. >> it is effective, fast, and helps an immediate need. think about the people right now who have no access to medical care this will help them.>> reporter: help keep the doors open at the time when 30% of people on the island still do not have power. >> it is one of

democratic congressman rubin gallego tweeting, children are being buried today, could you please act presidential at least on their behalf? you really have no shame." the president seemed fixated on the russia investigation. in one of many tweets saying, if it was the goal of russia to create discord, disruption, and chaos within the u.s., then they have succeeded beyond their wildest dreams. they are laughing their asses off in moscow." the president has repeatedly raised doubts about russia's involvement, but in one of his 20 tweets this weekend, he denied that, pointing to this moment from the campaign. >> it could be russia, it could also be china, could also be lots of other people. could be somebody sitting on their bed that weighs 400 pounds. >> reporter: even now, rather than calling out vladimir putin, the president today is slamming democrats, tweeting, "obama was president up to and beyond the 2016 election, so why didn't he do something about russian meddling?" in fact, president obama did confront putin and slapped sanctions on russia in december of 2016. also expelling