. >> james mattes says these air strikes were a quote one-time shot. >> that is friday evening, saturday, nikki haley made it clear there could be more. barbara star reports from the pentagon. >> reporter: a message from donald trump to al-assad and his russian masters firing missiles into the heart of syria's chemical weapons program. >> i spoke to the president this morning and he said if the syrian regime uses this poison gas again, the united states is locked and loaded. >> defense secretary james mattes in a late night briefing not shutting the door to future military action but not saying what would lead to more air strikes. >> this is a one time scott. >> the pentagon planning for military strikes and the target list, a research center in damascus and two chemical weapons and equipment storage facilities. after first light the pentagon says there were no reports of civilian casualties and military objectives for the strike were achieved. >> i borage began with a borage of missiles and carried out by warships and a u.s. submarine. the french launched missiles from a ship and two b

>> donald trump wants to use troops on the border until progress is made on the border wall and james mattved paying for 4000 national guard personnel and the pentagon budget through september. the guard is not there to apprehend illegal immigrants but to support the border patrol in things like aviation, surveillance and logistics. customs and border protection, the number of border apprehensions was up 200% from last march. shannon: former pres. obama's chief strategist david axelrod have a strong surge to the left. did not commit to impeachment. candidates like o'rourke, lots -- ted cruz don't appear to be listening but he was asked if he supports impeaching donald trump and here's his answer. >> the answer is yes. i don't think donald trump has the fitness or competence or judgment to be in that position. shannon: if o'rourke wins a senate seat on how side nancy pelosi become a speaker again she knows she will have an ally for conviction if the house impeaching the president. nancy pelosi is getting two pinocchios from the washington post fact checker finding fault with the claim that

on friday the pentagon announced that james matt is has approved sending up to 4,000 troops in the borderan effort to curb illegal immigration. so far texas is sending 250 members of the national guard while arizona will supply 150. we have coverage on both sides of the border. we begin in hidalgo, texas, with my colleague. what can we expect here in the coming days? >> david, right now we're not sure where along the borders they will be positioned. pardon emthat is because there's been a surge in the number of illegal border crossings. 50,000 this past march compared to march last year where there were only 16,000. we spoke to charity in mcallen. he work with migrants who are waiting for their immigration hearings. this is what she had to say. take a listen. >> well, i'm concerned. it's a concern, because i don't know that military sanction in our community is the answer. not for us. i'm from here, from the valley. this is my home. and the border is a peaceful area. >> right now what we are told is national guard members will not be interacting with any migrants. they'll be working in su

is it secretary james matt is calling the shots as we go forward after those strike from a couple days ago? >> he clear le is the first among equals when it comes to the national security team. his advisories carries the loudest. he has the gravitas and the respect of the president enough to be able to shape that debate. his point is not we shouldn't -- or the united states shouldn't punish syria. his point was the further you go forwards are towards punishing syria, the closer you get to provoking a retaliation from its patron. he also thought that by itself, a strike is not enough. there has to be more to the strategy than simply one night of missiles and bombs. we haven't seen that that strategy is yet. what the president caused a sustained effort, how will diplomacy be involved? what will happen up from here on? one thing we did hear from nikki haley is that the administration will impose new sanctions on russia to make the point it shouldn't be enabling syria's chemical attacks. that's the third time this administration has imposed at the sanctions on russia in recent days. >>> th

recruiters are said to be eyeing matt james to be replacing the ceo. rmany's largest bank? good morning. i'm matt miller in berlin alongside guy johnson. guy: we have only four trading days this week in europe for the stoxx 600. it is up. today, it is softer, but nevertheless, on the weeks, trading higher. the two stocks leading this morning. we show you what is going on on the downside. it is largely that story that is dominating. , that is why we are seeing what we are seeing. the take away this morning is that the european stocks this week are higher, not lower, despite what we are seeing on the trade front. let's get a bloomberg first word news update. >> donald trump has said a deal in ae reached soon revamped nafta while playing down that the announcement of me take place next week. -- the announcement may take place next week. he may make the announcement at a summit next week. south korea's former president park geun-hye has been sentenced to 24 years in prison. the sentence handed down by a panel of three judges. it was more lenient than the 30

joining me now is susan page, "usa today" washington bureau chief who got that interview with james comey. mattiller, msnbc justice analyst. and chuck rosenberg, former u.s. attorney and former senior fbi official. thank you all for being here this afternoon. susan, what stood out to you the most in interviewing james comey? >> the thing that i thought was most striking, most shocking, he said it was possible that the president of the united states has been compromised by the russians, and that they are holding something over his head, something about his personal behavior, his finances, what he called the moscow hotel room incident, or something that is compromised the commander in chief. that's what i thought was most surprising, shocking, and stunning. >> we have that. let's take a look. >> do you think president trump has been compromised by the russians? >> i don't know. and these are words i never thought would come out of my mouth about an american president, but it's possible. i'm not saying it's likely. i don't know, and the honest answer is, it's possible. he won't criticize vladamir

it was my great honor to fire james comey. matt miller still with us along with dana milbank, opinion writer for "the washington post" and dave hoppey, former chief of staff to house speaker paul ryan. dana, let me start with you. i want to read a section of the comey book that he alluded to in that interview. i added that one of the fbi's jobs is to protect the presidency from certain kinds of coercion and whether or not the allegations were true, it was important that he know russians might be saying such things. i stressed that we did not want to keep information from him, especially given that the press was about to report it. he strongly denied the allegations, asking rhetorically i assumed whether he seemed like a guy who needed the services of prostitutes. he then began discussing cases where women had accused him of sexual assault, a subject i had not raised. your thoughts on the nature of the conversation between the president of the united states and his then fbi director. >> well, it sort of defies our ability to describ

director james going to book a higher loyalty truth lies and leadership so let me ask you matt just where does james komi as higher loyalties lie i was afraid i didn't read the book and i don't know if i'm going to read it over the summer i'm on the fence well i'm going to have to i mean not not not to be crude but i'm going to guess is first loyalty is probably to the two million dollars advance that he got for the book. but now that's probably not fair but honestly it's a very strange book. it it. is not a book that feels. open and it feels like it is its intent was to disclose a lot about either the sort of pre-election controversies that he was involved with or the trump white house in his interactions with the he mostly stuck to information that had already been disclosed that was already out there in the press with a few minor and glaring exceptions in the book felt very calculated in that respect that he only wanted to have a few big talking points and everything else was going to sort of remain secret very very strange he sort of offhandedly mentions that the f.b.i. received class

matt: james, thanks for joining us.ey senior vestment map -- investment manager at aberdeen. , the solermaceutical public suitor of shire now. iner allegan backed out making a bid for the biotech group. shire has rejected a proposal worth $60 billion for the company, says negotiations are ongoing. for more, bloomberg's asian consumers reporter joins us from tokyo. can you run us through what has happened so far? it has been an exciting 24 hours in the pharmaceutical world and for investors. ae japanese drugmaker tecate interest showed it was in shire. yesterday, they disclosed they had made an offer for shire last 4650 pounds in stock and that was in after shire rejected. really's -- real story came when allegan disclosed it was also considering acquisition of shire, but it was an announcement that five years -- hours later, they walked back. takeda has said it is interested in pursuing talks about a possible deal, but it has been in exciting few hours. anna: this is a perennial takeover target, shire. why did shire rej

benjamin wittes, matt miller, and david frum. benjamin, you know james comey, you're a friend of james comey, you were one of the first people to be aware of even the existence of these memos and these conversations that james comey had with the president. i want to get your overall reaction to what you just listened to in the last hour. >> so i -- i -- i mean, it's obviously a pretty dramatic thing to see the -- to see that interview kind of -- and the memos sort of unfold through the lens of that interview. look, the really striking thing is that these memos say the same thing as the book, and that the book says the same thing as his testimony. and, you know, as rachel just said, you know, when you're looking for indicia of credibility consistency over time is one of the key ones. and, particularly, the ability to recount in detail an incident that you recorded and talked to people about in real time when you then don't have access to that material, and to do it in a way that's consistent in a lot of particular details, it's entirely consistent. and i

matt olson bangs one to left off of james shields. he goes in for the high five. 80s get the three -- the a's mac get the three-game sweep. hunter pence has seen better days in the outfield. hunter strickland blew the game in the 9th against the diamondbacks. the giants hang on to win 4-3. i expect you to walk into our news director and say dennis needs to go to sin city to cover the sharks in the second round and he is staying at the bellagio. >> we will figure good night. thanks for watching!! >>> thank you so much for watching. have a great

matt olson bangs one to left off of james shields. he goes in for the high five.he 80s get the three -- the a's mac get the three-game sweep. hunter pence has seen better days in the outfield. hunter strickland blew the game in the 9th against the diamondbacks. the giants hang on to win 4-3. i expect you to walk into our news director and say dennis needs to go to sin city to cover the sharks in the second round and he is staying at the bellagio. >> we will figure it out. i will mention it for sure. >>> we will be right back. ♪ ♪ get high speed internet from at&t. $30 per month. no extra monthly fees. more for your thing. that's our thing. visit att.com/internet. ♪ ♪ ♪ raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens ♪ ♪ bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens ♪ ♪ brown paper packages tied up with strings ♪ ♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪ ♪ ♪ fearcrazy enough to believe it can change the world. fearless is resilient enough to suffer the slings and arrows - and come out stronger. fearless reads the rules, understands the limitations, listens to the naysay

investigations on james comey and andrew mccabe and loretta lynch and former secretary of state hillary clinton. and among the issues obama administration's handling of the information. congressman matt ghats who joins us here tonight and also james comey resorting to playing the victim as he tries to cash in with his self involved book tour. comey lamenting today it is painful, painful to relive his time in the fbi and he's physically drained by all of the work that goes into promoting his book. comments like these may be part of the reason that president trump calls comey the worst fbi director in history and president trump just moments ago, wrapping up his new's conference with japanese prime minister. they discuss the summit between president trump and kim jong-un and revelation that cia director mike pompeo travelled to north korea to meet with and i am establish a framework for the president and kim to hold a summit as soon as june. all of this is here tonight. a top story, new calls for a criminal investigation in a to the obama justice department and government officials and a group of republican congressman accusing hillary clinton and james comey of criminal acts from the

newcastle are on the verge beating arsenal in the premier league, matt ritchie put them ahead at st james'sceltic are 2—0 up in their scottish cup semifinal against rangers, it is almost half—time at hampden park and the winner faces motherwell in the final. daniel riccardo winds chaotic chinese grand prix for red bull, lewis hamilton was fifth, but narrows the gap on sebastian vettel to nine points in the daniels —— in the drivers‘ championship. more sport in one hour, join us then. a service is being held in salisbury this afternoon, with the purpose of symbolically reclaiming the city for the common good, after the nerve agent attack last month. the bishop of salisbury is hosting the "service of cleansing and celebration". john mcmanus spoke to the bishop, ahead of the service. the service will be conducted by the right reverend nicholas hoult, the bishop of salisbury, who joins us 110w. bishop of salisbury, who joins us now. this is a service of reconciliation but who you reconcile in with? it is a service in which we wa nt in with? it is a service in which we want to thank the communit

matt ritchie show them just where the goal, in his last four at st james's park. it? a deserved win takes newcastle above that cherished 40 point mark, but for arsenal a feeling that has become all too familiar. arsenal have reached their 16th women's fa cup final after they beat everton ladies 2—1 in a dramatic semifinal this afternoon. they will face chelsea who beat manchester city. we now know which two teams will face off in the fa cup final on may the 5th at wembley. here at kings meadow chelsea were comfortable 2—0 winners over defending champs manchester city. classy finishes, going one—on—one against the keeper. chelsea through to their third fa cup final in four years. it is massive, we have been preparing for this game for a long time since the draw. the crowd got behind us, and luckily we got the win and can go to wembley. it is 2015 champions chelsea who go through to the final where they will face 14 times winners arsenal who squeezed past everton 2—1 with a goal in extra time. dan carter had put arsenal in front before chloe kelley equalised for the

matt, good morning. president trump spent the past few days bashing james comey calling him everything from a slime ball to a liar. in his enter interview since he was fired, he's telling his side of the story and not holding anything back. an intensifying showdown between president trump and the man he fired, former fbi director james comey. >> i don't think he's medically unfit to be president. i think he's morally unfit to be president. >> in an exclusive interview comey broke his silence. >> do you think the russians have something on donald trump? >> i think it's possible. i don't know. these are more words i never thought i'd utter about a president of the united states. it's possible. >> comey detailed some of the most controversial moments of his career, including an alleged conversation with the president about former national security adviser michael flynn. >> that's when he said that he opens i could let it go. >> when he said that you thought? >> he's asking me to drop the criminal investigation of his now former national security adviser. >> was president trump obstructing justice? >> possi

congressman matt gates joins us here tonight. >>> also, james comey resorting to playing the victim as he tries to cash in with his, well, his self involved book tour. comey lamenting today it's painful, painful to relive his time at the fbi and that he's quote, physically drained by all of the work that goes into promoting his book. comments like these may be part of the reason president trump calls comey the worst fbi director in history. we'll have reaction from fox news legal analyst greg jarrett, the best political analyst in the coun country, ed rollins. >>> and president trump just moments ago wrapping up his news conference with japanese prime minister shinzo abe. the two leaders discussing the potential summit between president trump and kim jong-un and revelations that the cia director, mike pompeo, traveled to north korea to meet secretly with kim and to establish a framework for the president and kim to hold a summit. perhaps as soon as june. all of this here tonight >>> our top story, new calls for a criminal investigation into several top obama justice department and fbi

james' parkj alexandre lacazette. this near post effort pulled newcastle level before matt ritchie took the magpies to the 41 point mark. this is the match that could decide the premier with title if manchester united lose to west bromwich this afternoon, manchester city will be champions. it is goalless afterjust under—20 minutes at old trafford. at guardiola has decided not to watch this match, he is playing golf instead! daniel ricciardo won a chaotic chinese grand prix in his red bull after his team—mate crashed into a title contender for the second straight week. after an incident involving lewis hamilton last week in bahrain, max verstappen hit championship leader sebastian vettel who could only finish eighth. the dutchman was given a penalty which sought lewis hamilton claim fourth, reducing the leader vettel to nine points. ricciardo hold of stunning overtakes to move from six placed first and claim his first win of the season. and that is all the sport for now, more in the next hour. thanks very much. the air strikes in syria were prompted by last week's suspected chemical attack in eastern ghouta. a mother an

matt, are you seeing something in james comey's answer to savannah's question about the time machine?having audio problems. let me put this to the table. john that lemire, you first. was there something about the time machine that felt more reflective about his handling of the clinton e-mails from his first appearance sunday night with george stephanopoulous? >> he's certainly taken a lot of push back this week. he doesn't have a lot of constituency. republicans are angry with him. the buick tour has revived some of the democrats' ill feelings. some were cheering him on, they saw him as a thorn in the president's side, they rehe it reminds them of the 2016 election, not in their good graces. he thinks he did the right thing. he may wish he had done it a little differently. i don't know that is going to make a lot of people feel better about his decision, but he is someone who has become -- this sort of long media tour he's become a flash point. the rnc blasted out talking points based off of this interview saying that he did savannah guthrie rattled him. he proved he wasn't truthful o

tied at 11 in the 14th, matt olson banged one to left off james shields. semien scores the winning run. olson gets his first piece of the pie in his face. a's get the three-game sweep. 12-11 in the third longest game in oakland franchise history. the giants also go extra innings in arizona. brandon belt won that game with a home run. the warriors and spurs tonight in san antonio. guys, i was live at the warriors game monday night. and oakland tuesday night for the a's game. tonight the sharks. i just want to be next to allen in the studio. i'll be there tonight. reporting from san jose, dennis o'donnell, kpix 5. >>> everybody loves allen. >> yes. >> it is 6:25. bay area pot enthusiasts are about to celebrate the first "420" since marijuana became legal in california. >> why the new law is not changing how san francisco will handle the crowds. >> plus, the scooter crackdown getting under way slowly in san francisco after new regulations were approved. we'll be right back. we can now use a blood sample toh care, target lung cancer more precisely. if we can d

tied at 11 in the 14th, matt olson banged one to left off james shields.emien scores the winning run. olson gets his first piece of the pie in his face. a's get the three-game sweep. 12-11 in the third longest game in oakland franchise history. the giants also go extra innings in arizona. brandon belt won that game with a home run. the warriors and spurs tonight in san antonio. guys, i was live at the warriors game monday night. and oakland tuesday night for the a's game. tonight the sharks. i just want to be next, allen, in the studio. i'll be there tonight. reporting from san jose, dennis o'donnell, kpix 5. >>> what about us, dennis? chopped liver? all right. our play of the day from major league baseball. philadelphia at atlanta. >> high flyball toward left center field. on the run to the track to the wall, he can trot! he got it! whoa! >> the braves with the spectacular catch. atlanta beat the phillies 7-3. >>> it seems like the vagueness regarding california's national guard members remains. we'll update you on the back and forth going on between the

matt. >> okay. >> he has been going after robert mueller and going after james comey.on wouldn't it be helpful for his viewers when he went bat crazy about the raid on michael cohen's house to be able to say, part of why i'm so upset about this is they may have seized some of my phone calls or my records. that would be helpful information. i do have occasionally brief conversations with michael cohen. i was looking for input and perspeive. this is fro his words, sean hannity's words. >> yes, i understand. if he had engaged michael cohen to be his lawyer on serious legal questions, i do think it would have been better to disclose it. since out of sean hannity's own mouth we're hearing he did not feel like he had that kind of relationship, he had a more informal relationship, a friendship where he asked him his opinion. you talk to thousands of people, you probably talked to thousands of people about this very topic. i don't expect you to explain all those conversations and all those relationships. sometimes people like myself are married to people that are involved in s

. >>> james comey's tell all book was out today. he spoke with abc7's matt keller. >> there is a danger that my reaction of a shrug, is everybody's reaction and that is a bad place to be. that means we have become nb to a leader who is undermining our fundamentalalues most importantly being the truth and the rule of law. >> this interview comes two days after interview with george stephanopoulos. a complete transcript of that five-hour interview is available on our website abc7news.com. >>> legal fight began over the census with san je suing the trump administration. seeking an injunction about questions of citizenship. as a result san jose argues it could lose representation and federal funding. >>> a group of people filing a lawsuit. the lawsuit claims facebook collects and stores users bio t biometric data. those claims can mover forward and a facebook spokesperson says the case has no merit. >>> long before neal armstrong, there was wallace johnson. >> playing a crucial role in america's space program. and you will meet him next. >>> and puppet cholula h

. >>> james comey's tell all book was out today. he spoke with abc7's mattger that my reaction of a shrug, is everybody's reaction and that is a bad place to be. that means we have become numb to a leader who is undermining our fundamental values most importantly being the truth and the rule of law. >> this interview comes two days after interview with george stephanopoulos. a complete transcript of that five-hour interview is available on our website abc7news.com. >>> legal fight began over the census with san jose suing the trump administration. seeking an injunction about questions of cit cit as a result san jose argues it could lose representation and federal funding. >>> a group of people filing lawsuit. the lawsuit claims facebook collects and stores users biometric data. those claims can mover forward and a facebook spokesperson says the case has no merit. >>> long before neal armstrong, there was wallace johnson. >> playing a crucial role in america's space program. and you will meet him next. >>> and puppet we can now simulate the exact anatomyh car

matt? >> well, at first he's confusing the situation in this that james comey didn't leak classified information at the time, so actually that part of what the president is saying isn't true. what the president is trying to do is undermine any credibility that anything that comes out of the special counsel whenever bob mueller releases his report that they're going to be able to attack it as lacking credibility and i think he's just seeding along the way -- he's just sowing the seeds of distrust in this, especially for his base so he just wants people to not believe whatever mueller says whenever that comes. >> even though he just hired guiliani to represent him, and guiliani said we have to let mueller do his job. >> that's right. matt, i want to go back to that lawsuit that tara had mentioned. the dnc has filed this lawsuit against the trump campaign. the election was more than a year and a half ago. how much of this is about someone being wronged or is this about political posturing or a little of both? >> it's probably a lot of both in this. it's amazing to me that we still have two sides in

james hall and dominick cunningham. scotland won five medals today, their only gold came in the velodrome. neil fackie and pilot mattecord in the blind and visually impaired 1000m time trial. wales took silver, their only medal of the day. lots more action in the velodrome and the pool. lots of live sport on the bbc website. arsenal have disappointed in this season's premier league, they're so far outside the top four that their only realistic route back into the champions league is to win the europa league. they have taken a big step towards the semifinal after winning the first leg of the quarterfinal 4—1 against cs moscow at home. the europa league final is arsenal's remaining target. the only way they could win it. aaron ramsey getting the cross. the russians struck back quickly and in style. the free kick worth travelling to london to see. after mesut ozil was hauled down, alexander lacazette clinical from the penalty spot, arsenal's fans began to enjoy themselves. and so did ramsey, flair, instinct and precision to leave the goalkeeper looking foolish. 3—1 and only 28 minutes on the clock. impreza ozil set up

matt. >>> this morning savemart supermarkets is confirming joseph james deangelo worked for the company for 27 years, he was at a distribution center in roseville outside sacramento. in a text message a company spokesperson said, quote, none of his action shuns in the workplace would have led us to suspect any connection to crimes being attributed to him. we are working with the sacramento county district attorney's office on their investigation. >>> some people are crediting a true crime journalist for helping to solve this case. michelle mcfar ma rah wrote a book called "i'll be gone in the dark." mcnamara was in the midst of wriefting when she died unexpectedly in 2016. her leagues ended up finishing it. it was just pup lished two mont months ago. her husband posted this video to instagram yesterday. >> you did it, michelle. even though the cops are never going to say it. your book helped get this thing closed. >> we put together a page on abc7news.com all about the golden state killer including a timeline of hills crimes, the entire police conference from sacramento yesterday and much m

james ) starting with the a's. they beat the white sox yesterday. mattnning. the a's won 12 to 11 in a wild game that lasted nearly six hours. the teams combined for 33 hits and 18 walks. ( james ) the giants picked up the win... and avoided a 5th straight loss in arizona. brandon belt hit a two-run homer with two out in the 10th inning. the giants beat the diamondbacks 4 to 3. andrew mccutchen opened the 14th with a leadoff single against brad boxberger. buster posey then struck out swinging and evan longoria flied to center before belt a hit a towering drive into the seats... for his second homer of the season. ( darya )( darya ) the sharks are moving on the sharks are moving on to the next round of the n-h-l playoffs. san jose swept the ducks... winning yesterday's game 2-to-1. up next for the sharks -- the las vegas golden knights. ( james ) ( james ) coming up after the break... an adorable rescue in san mateo. (ácommercialá) take a look at this... eight baby ducklings are recovering after being rescued from a storm drain in san mateo. the peninsula

matt keller, abc news. >>> save mart is confirming joseph james deangelo worked for the company for 27 years at a distribution center in roseville outside of sacramento. in a text message to "the sacramento bee," the company spokesperson said, quote, none of his actions in the workplace would have led us to suspect any connection to crimes being attributed with him. we're working with the sacramento county district attorney's office on their investigation. >> some people are crediting a true crime journalist helping to solve this case. michelle mcnamara chronicled what she called her obsessive church. she unexpectedly died in 2016. her colleagues ended up finishing it and published it two months ago with an afterward by her husband. he posted this video to instagram yesterday. >> you did it, michelle. even though the cops are never going to say it. but your book helped get this thing closed. >> we put together a page on abc7news.com about the golden state killer including a timeline of the crimes and the entire police news conference from sacramento yesterday and much more information. >> now breaking news ju

matt, good morning. president trump spent the past few days bashing james comey on twitter, calling him even thing from a ball to a liar. in his first interview since he was fired, comey is telling his side of the story and holding nothing back. it's an intensifying showdown between president trump and the man he fired, former fbi director james comey. >> i don't think he's medically unfit to be president. i think he's morally unfit to be president. >> reporter: comey broke his silence. >> do you think the rupgss have something on donald trump? >> i think it's possible. i don't know. these are more words i never thought i'd utter about the president of the united states, but it's possible. >> reporter: comey detailed some of the most controversial moments of his career, including an alleged conversation with the president about former national security adviser michael flynn. >> that's when he said that he opens i could let it go. >> when he said that you thought? >> he's asking me to drop the criminal investigation of his now former national security adviser. >> was president trump obstructing justice? >

matt ryan the raiders traded back. they thought they would go defense, maybe derwin james out of florida state. instead, jon gruden takes ucla offensive tackle colton miller. he's from roseville here in california, he had a great combine workout. interesting both the 9ers and raiders go with offensive linemen to protect their franchise quarterbacks. it's been over a week since the sharks and golden knights play their playoff games. they should be rested and come out blazing. tonight in vegas, baby. the golden nooik, an expansion team. you talk about a surprise in year one. they've won the pacific division playing in the second round against a veteran sharks squad. they have been there before. vegas the favorite to win this story. the sharks are okay with the underdog role. >> the thing with the nhl, especially this year, anyone can be anyone if are you not ready to play and prepared. you know, but i think they're coming into this and you know the team to beat all year. >> the team that takes care of the small details is going to win this. you know, it's going to be tight. like i said,e prepared

matt schlapp. david abella. i will start with you, sara. to me, james comey looked like he didn't know what to say.baier pushed back and saidn this is a leak, he did not have authority to leak it and he says, it is my diary. as if fbi directors have a diary and they were able to share it with other people when it's a report to. >> you are right, judge jeanine. he was trying to explain, this is my personal memoirs, which i started at the fbi and then i put a copy of it my home. nobody can do that. at the fbi, there are explicit instructions that they are given to all agents, including the director, you cannot take your work product on with you. at the caa, it's the same way. any time of intelligence apparatus. you cannot remove documents from the office and take them home, even if you want to call them t your memoirs, your diary. he is being caught now in a number of inconsistencies andan lies and i think this is going to come back to haunt him. another question i have, judge, dr. richman, even if he was a special government employee with the fbi, he was working for the fbi. not four me. so he would

matt ryan the raiders traded back. they thought they would go defense, maybe derwin james out of florida state., jon gruden takes ucla offensive tackle colton miller. he's from roseville here in california, he had a great combine workout. interesting both the 9ers and raiders go with offensive linemen to protect their franchise quarterbacks. it's been over a week since the sharks and golden knights play their playoff games. they should be rested and come out blazing. tonight in vegas, baby. the golden nooik, an expansion team. you talk about a surprise in year one. they've won the pacific division playing in the second round against a veteran sharks squad. they have been there before. vegas the favorite to win this story. the sharks are okay with the underdog role. >> the thing with the nhl, especially this year, anyone can be anyone if are you not ready to play and prepared. you know, but i think they're coming into this and you know the team to beat all year. >> the team that takes care of the small details is going to win this. you know, it's going to be tight. like i said, we prepared reall

james comey speaking to emily maitlis. matt will bring you the weather in 10 minutes' time. you take a breakfor a cup of tea and sit in the garden? 0bviously, a cup of tea and sit in the garden? obviously, and a nap in the sun. a cup of tea and sit in the garden? obviously, and a nap in the sun. proper day of gardening! shall i get on the sports news? ! good morning, everyone! chelsea have kept the pressure on tottenham in the race for champions league football with a 2—1 victory at burnley. victor moses scored the winner. chelsea are five points behind fourth placed spurs, with four games remaining and play in the fa cup semi—final on sunday. for sure it won't be easy, we must be prepared and we must be ready to fight with this spirit because tonight i saw fantastic spirit, fantastic team spirit. we have to continue in this way and i have to make a decision for the game against southampton. for sure after this performance, i have more doubt in my mind now. at the bottom of the league, southampton are four points from safety after playing out a goaless draw at leicester. the

for more on the stakes of this news day, natasha bertrand, matt miller, justice analyst and legal analyst benjamin wittes a personal friend of james comey. natasha, let me start with you. just on the implications of what we just heard and what this means. >> it's absolutely massive. this is a rumor that's been swirling around washington for months now. the idea was that cohen had had flown into germany in early september of 016 and then had made his way by a bus or train down to the czech republic down to prague. it was never something that anyone has really been able to confirm. now we know that mueller has evidence it did happen. it's significant because as we saw both mueller and the president kind of displayed both cohen and the president displayed cohen's passport to prove that he was not in prague meeting with these russians. i think that the important pattern to note here why was cohen there to pay hush money allegedly to kind of sweep everything under the rug which we've seen him do over and over again with multiple women trump has allegedly been involved with. this establishes perhaps there was serious collusion going on

allegations come months after n-b-c fired longtime "today" show host matt lauer over numerous allegations of sexual misconduct. ( jamesenough for james shaw junior. hours after he grabbed a rifle from the man who opened fire at tennessee waffle house... shaw started a fundraiser for families of the victims. as of this morning... nearly 171-thousand dollars has been donated. that's more than 11-times the original goal. shaw was inside the restaurant when the gunman entered. he ambushed the gunman....who eventually left the scene. the suspect -- travis reinking -- was captured the next day. ( james ) coming up on the kron 4 morning news... he escaped from a mental hospital in hawaii and made it all the way to the bay area. now... this patient may become a prisoner. ( james ) and after the break... we now know the name of the newest member of the royal family. and here's a live look outside... bay bridge. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( darya ) the wait is over... we have a name! prince william and kate have named their newest arrival louis arthur charles.( james ) kensingt