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what stt vision for the future. and then secondly, accountability. i think no matter whether you are independent or democrat or republican, you can see it's not a good idea to have the same party in charge of washington d.c. and not holding this administration accountable. the only way that you are going to get any kind of accountability in washington is to put some sort of balance into this system. and that's why i think the democrats are at least going to take back the house in november. >> all right. our guest served as mayor of san antonio, also secretary and housing and urban develop. from sitting in that position at hud, would you would you gauge the current holder of that position, ben carson, and particularly policies dealing with house sng. >> i'm sure secretary carson is trying his best. however, that department and this administration are going incompletely the wrong direction when it comes to lou'sing policy. number one, it hasn't been a priority. they originally proposed cutting the budget by $6 billion of hud. most recently they announc

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stt, jeff, late today, deputy attorney general rod rosenstein said that the justice department had ruledt a sitting .resident cannot be indicted. and so we still don't know if president trump will actually answer mueller's questions. jeff. >> glor: okay, jeff pegues, thank you very much. president trump's former personal doctor said today a white house aide raided his office last year and took the president's medical records. the white house is telling a much different story about this. there is also news tonight on noe north korean summit. injor garrett joins us now. jojor, first of all, what is this dispute with the doctor all about? he reporter: well, the doctor is harold bornstein, and he told cbs that more than a year ago, former white house aide and umump bodyguard, keith schiller, as well as an attorney with the trump organization, came to his icw york offices and seized all of mr. trump's medical records without proper written authorization. borenstein told us he found the episode intimidating and compared this story to watergate. and we should note, back in late ou15, on behalf

hurricane season officially stts nextfriday, june 1st and goes through the end of november. >>> spencer is back now with an update on our forecast. >> no wild or hurricane like weather. a few sprinkles. we have cloudy skies now and we'll see some spotty showers developing in the overnight and early morning hours. overnight lows in the low to mid-50s. showers will not be widespread. breezy at the coast. maybe a couple more showers. highs will reach mid to upper 60s inland. a cooler than average day. bottlerock tomorrow through sunday in napa. food and wine. did i tell you about the wine? maybe a few showers will fall. the seven-day forecast. memorial day monday. high temperatures inland will be around 90 degrees. it will feel like the heat of summer but it's going to cool down midweek. >> i heard a rumor there was beer there, too. >> oh, it comes after the wine. >> thank you, spencer. >> is there anything going on in sports tonight? >>> is it bad my mood swings with every missed klay thompson jump shot? how will the war yards fare without iguodala? can they withstand this rocket attack i

the bridge district now one year away from the end of a staggered five year toll increase on july 1 stt. the bridge board members are said to be planning meetings this fall to debate how soon those hikes will be needed. >> president is defending his word this morning saying his critics got it all wrong. >> the president used the word animals here. >> animals, we showed you this on the midday news yesterday. the president at the time responding to a comment from a california sheriff about the gang ms13, not as many interpreted immigrants in general. we showed you that tape. here's the president saying he wished he had -- >> you know i'm referring to the ms13 gangs coming in and talking about the ms 13 and if you look further on, you'll see that. i'm surprised you're asking the question, most people got it right. the ms13, you don't have that where you come from. ms13, these are animals coming into our country and getting them out. and they come in again and we're getting them out. >> the gang originated in long an angeles with many members from els el salvador. the senate has approved gi

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