libby: "daddy, daddy." garvin: for libby, the news is understandably bittersweet. it comes four years too late for her jennifer but, one day soon, might come just in time for someone else's child. garvin: when the south decided that she wanted to do something to help the tiniest of to the very hospital and the very people who took care of her. garvin: like all of us, there are parts of jasmine chahal's life story she has had to stitch together from other people's accounts. no one, you see, remembers the details of when they were born. details in jasmine's case that even 15 years later sound a bit scary. jasmine chahal: i was born at 26 weeks, meaning, i was, like, really small. i was like a micro preemie. garvin: the first weeks of jasmine's life were spent in the neonatal intensive care unit at el camino hospital in mountain view, cared for by nurses and doctors, watched over by nervous parents. female: hardest moments of our life, right? male: it's quite amazing to see where she is today. garvinenla jasmine has been for the past few months in the family's san jos

raids may not affected by warnings by oakland mayor libby schaaf. anne makovec reports. >>> reporter: this is after mayor libby schaaf became a lightning rod for the debate over sanctuary cities. several high level federal officials including the president were calling her out after she warned the community that i.c.e. raids were coming. now a former ice spokesman says her warning had no impact on the operation's outcome, the february sweep netting 232 arrests in central and northern california. but james schwab told the "bay area news group" agents said they would be surprised to pick up 200. that's nowhere close to the 860 potential arrests the justice department said schaaf jeopardized. schwab resigned in march over what he claimed were misleading statements by the administration. days before that february raid, mayor schaaf had released a statement saying she got word i.c.e. raids were imminent. the operation began that week and the debate over her warning went nationwide. >> i want this country to have the conversation that is needed about the

. >> plus, internal emails reveal the impact oakland mayor libby schaaf's warning had on i.c.e. raids. >> and president trump is back in the u.s. and calling the summit with north korea a resounding success. >> good morning, everyone. it is wednesday, june 13th. i'm michelle griego. >> good morning. i'm kenny choi. it is 6:00. let's kick off the hour with traffic first with jaclyn. >>> we are off to a very busy start this morning. drivers are dealing with delays in the south bay and east bay. this is an accident we have been tracking on 101 near oakland road. this is a live look north of the crash. you can see traffic doesn't look so bad. it's getting there that will be the hard part. we are seeing speeds dip below 10 miles per hour northbound 101 right at oakland road. they cleared it to the center divide so the car isn't blocking lanes but causing delays just about 45 minutes between hellyer to san antonio. to the bay bridge toll plaza, hope you like this shade of red. we are seeing slowdowns continue to build heading into san francisco just about 25 minutes connecting to 101.

a former member of the bush administration scooter libby had been involved in outing the identity of a cia agent and then obstructing justice in order to cover it up george w. bush had already community is set back in two thousand and seven the scooter libby decision was a sort of fair and balanced says don't forget about the biggest case of tax evasion in all of us history marc rich was convicted of defrauding the u.s. government of roughly forty eight million dollars rich was going to face three hundred years in prison until bill clinton stepped in to give him a second chance now it also happens that marc rich was a big contributor and supporter of bill clinton's presidential campaigns marc rich was on the f.b.i.'s ten most wanted list bill clinton on his last day in office pardons him a lot of people were shocked and surprised including his political allies even after marc rich died money from his estate continued flowing into hillary clinton's foundation and then there was an investigation that determined there was no foul play between marc rich and the clintons richard nixon ste

that would keep the marriage together and would work -- libby would work overtime. they make sure that he would he remembered as she wanted him to be remembered at least until the in the far right looking towards 1930's. the camera with the white hat is custer's brother tom. left, is the lieutenant cook, a canadian. over to the left, seated on the grass with a stubby top hot is custer's other younger brother, and then all the way to the left with the white house looking towards the camera is custer's brother-in-law lieutenant calhoun married to his sister maggie. there would be five family members killed at the little big horn. most of the men you see here would die there. during my research trip in 2007 , i traced the path of custer's regiment west, more than 300 miles from fort lincoln into the montana territory. the greenness you see here would have been true in 1876. both years, 2007 and 1876 were very wet springs. custerster, the only way was able to conduct a battle far, in such a remote location in south-central montana, where there were no force, no towns wa

bush was strongly lobbied by dick cheney among others to pardon scooter libby and did not do so. a lot of it is relationship driven and remember, he does so many things, he, donald trump, in opposition to what he doesn't like. so so much of his presidency to date has been what did barack obama do? okay. we're doing the opposite. it doesn't even matter really what that is. it's just the opposite. i think it's relationship driven. and there is a score settling piece. i don't think there is any other question. one other quick thing to kirsten's point, don't underestimate what a big deal it is. this is a huge deal to pardon people. this is usually at the end of administrations because they're often controversial. you remember mark rich in the bill clinton days. this is a big deal that a president steps in and does something like this. kirsten is right. we should not overlook it. >> just do it and then say you're not doing it for that reason. there you go. okay, stick around, everyone. lots to talk about. when we come back, so much more -- so much i should say for roseanne barr's prom

scooter libby had already been commuted. the investigation existed for the purpose of creating perjury on somebody. maybe that's what mueller is doing. >> arpaio openly flouted the law on purpose even when he was told not to. dinesh d'souza signed a plea agreement admitting he lied and broke the law. martha stewart, i covered every day of that trial. she was a contradictvicted liar. it seems like you want to send the message, lying is okay. >> lying is not okay. pardons are perfectly appropriate. it sure beats the terrorist that clinton pardoned. >> that's our new standard, anybody is better than a terrorist? >> no. these are political cases. there are law review articles being written about how highly politicized the criminal justice system has become. >> dinesh d'souza signed an admission of guilt, rudy. >> the only reason he was prosecuted for a situation, campaign finance, that usually results in a fine to somebody that isn't a conservative activist. >> they tried to put on evidence that this was selective prosecution. i

scooter libby. joe arripaio is sticking it to e elite. donald trump does so many things in opposition to what he doesn't like. so much of his presidency to date has been what did barack obama do? we're doing the opposite. doesn't matter what that is. it's relationship driven and it's score settling. don't underestimate what a big deal this is. it's a huge deal to pardon people. remember mark rich in the bill clinton days. this is a big deal. kirsten is right. we should not overlook it. >> just do it and don't say you're not doing it for that reason. stick around. so much more coming. so much for roseanne's promise to leave twitter and why the president still hasn't condemned her racism. as a control enthusiast, i'm all-business when i travel... even when i travel... for leisure. so i go national, where i can choose any available upgrade in the aisle - without starting any conversations- -or paying any upcharges. what can i say? control suits me. go national. go like a pro. the commute is worth it.me, the more you know you and that john de

a former member of the bush administration scooter libby had been involved in outing the identity of a cia agent and then obstructing justice in order to cover it up george w. bush had already communities set back in two thousand and seven scooter libby decision was a sort of fair and balanced says don't forget about the biggest case of tax evasion in all of us history marc rich was convicted of defrauding the u.s. government of roughly forty eight million dollars rich was going to face three hundred years in prison until bill clinton stepped in to give him a second chance now it also happens that marc rich was a big contributor and supporter of bill clinton's presidential campaigns marc rich was on the f.b.i.'s ten most wanted list bill clinton on his last day in office pardons him a lot of people were shocked and surprised including his political allies even after marc rich died money from his estate continued flowing into hillary clinton's foundation and then there was an investigation that determined there was no foul play between marc rich and the clintons richard nixon stepped

a former member of the bush administration scooter libby had been involved in outing the identity of a cia agent and then obstructing justice in order to cover it up george w. bush had already communities set back in two thousand and seven scooter libby decision was a sort of fair and bonuses don't forget about the biggest case of tax evasion in all of us history marc rich was convicted of defrauding the u.s. government of roughly forty eight million dollars rich was going to face three hundred years in prison until bill clinton stepped in to give him a second chance now it also happens that marc rich was a big contributor and supporter of bill clinton's presidential campaigns marc rich was on the f.b.i.'s ten most wanted list bill clinton on his last day in office pardons him a lot of people were shocked and surprised including his political allies even after marc rich died money from his estate continued flowing into hillary clinton's foundation and then there was an investigation that determined there was no foul play between marc rich and the clintons richard nixon stepped down a

with libby schaaf. he is as much of a fan favorite as the warriors are. so he is the bay area. >> and m.c. hammer is oakland. started off as the oakland back boy and now here part of the warriors championship parade. >> and then we see steve kerr and the coaching staff. great to see steve kerr and this season he really got to enjoy his team. because he -- except for the one game that he let them kind of coach themselves, he really was on board like last year -- after his surgery and how many days he missed and this is one he would have got to enjoy. >> and so much pain last year with the headache and back issues and this year he was feeling about -- about 75 to 80% better. and back to joe lake and damian trujillo was talking to him, they were booed by everyone at the arena and -- let's listen into bob myers. >> i thought we would never get one of these, but three is -- three is quite a feat. >> and talk about the transformation from the day that you retired and the reaction -- from the reaction then to

he used it about scooter libby. he says it about president trump. scooter libby lied to a federal grand jury. martha stewart lied to fbi investigators. d'souza violated campaign finance laws. there's no question he's sending a message. his lawyer was dangling pardons which could be legally problematic in front of witnesses and defendants. >> they would not characterize it as dangling. there was a mention. >> there was a big dispute on that as well. >> terry? >> look, there are thousands of worthy people of come ypardons. i worked on an effort when i worked in congress for many years for two border patrol agents who were prosecuted for shooting an illegal drug smuggler. we put in two and a half years of hard work. the president of the united states george bush commute ed their sentences. president trump please pardon those guys. those are worthy people of pardons. do you think that one of the most corrupt governors in history is worthy of a pardon right now? just so happens he was prosecuted by fitzgerald who is james comey's lawyer. do you think it'

recently pardoned scooter libby and comey prosecuted martha stewart. he has only granted five pardons, but there you go. >> well, and these are celebrities. and in the history that he pardons jack johnson who was perhaps a legitimate great african-american boxer, that was recommended to him by sylvester stallone to do the part. there's a celebrity theme going on here in our prison, people that are sitting right now in jails for marijuana, charges for hasheesh and things, these people aren't getting pardoned. it's a sad speckical when you have kim kardashian in the oval office and he's defending roseanne barr's racist statements, and you have the original obama birther basher being par pardoned and all. it's the ugy grim side of trump's america. >> that was an interesting assessment by john boehner today and get you to reply to. because this party has no check on what he's doing. here's john boehner. >> there is no republican party. there's a trump party. the republican party has kind of taken a nap somewhere. >> and john kasich says he doesn't know wha

person responded for comment before the story was published. >>> oakland mayor libby schaaf is responding to new reports on her warnings ibm great lakes raids. ice arrested 232 people during a february sweep in central and northern california. former i.c.e. spokesman james schwab told the "bay area news group" that that number was higher than thi administration will invent villains to rally their base. >> i.c.e. says it can't put a number on how many targets avoided arrest because of the tip. >>> today state lawmakers will vote on a budget bill that will give money to california's largest 11 cities to help reduce homelessness. the initial funding will prioritize building new shelters and expanding services. oakland expects to receive $9 million by the end of the year. >>> it is 4:40. with the weather heating up, many dog owners are taking their four-legged friends to the beach. why even some pet-friendly areas could be dangerous. >> the world cup kicks off in a few hours in russia. we'll have details on some morning viewing parties at the earthquakes' stadium in san jose. the portola fire

do you remember who appointed the special counsel in the plame/libby case? then deputy attorney general, jim comey. whom did comey choose as special counsel? his old chum patrick fitzgerald. it's all so incestuous. now fitzgerald is remitting jim comey in his dealings with special counsel robert mueller. that brings us to today where some of the same figure are back at work using their position and pedigree in an ongoing effort to purge the country of president donald j. trump. what started as concerns of russian collusion has morphed into an obstruction of justice narrative because trump fired someone who he was constitutionally permitted to fire for any reason. in federal investigations, the government has limitless budgets, subpoena power and an army of prosecutors on its side. so targets should not be chosen or eliminated on the basis of their political views, nor because they're considered big fish whose prosecutions could pay big time in big career dividends down the road. this is neither just nor enforcement of the law. what it is, it's big game hunti

libby translates as little village and it looks like many a small danish community would have a century ago. when not so makes the rounds of the park during the day she stops to chat with visitors there's one question she has a question lot of what are you doing in the wintertime so what we do is that we we empty all the walls with bring out all the ships and the trains the cars the people all the houses staying outside but the other things we take them to the storage and we clean it all up and then we take things to through the most shop and repair it if it gets broken in. the parks nearest attraction is in the western town of lego rito the flying eagle. it's the first season for the road a coaster. the wild west in town is one of the park's most populous sections. close by is chief long is village for thirty four years has been welcoming children around his campfire why do they like his so much when it seemingly has nothing to do with logo their legal brakes everything even. tried the few look at my g.p. the entrenched relate a bow which made a really cool. term is made up of a good s

why he is accused of leaking information to oakland mayor libby schaaf. and how the mayor responded today. >> plus, in front of a special guest today, the giants staged a late rally with the two teams scoring 17 runs. a lot of offense there. jason appelbaum next with the highlights in sports. >>> late today police in san francisco released photos of a car that struck a pedicab that was carrying a family of four. as christien kafton reports, the driver sped away leaving the pedicab operator with life- threatening injuries. >>> reporter: san francisco police say this gold or champagne colored four-door honda civic smashed into a pedicab at 4:15 wednesday afternoon and fled. operators returned to work today worrying about kevin manning their fellow driver injured in the crash. >> he is great. he has been riding with us for six years. nobody has a bad thing to say about him. he is a lovely human being, really responsible. and he never had any kind of accident that was his fault. >>r: friends have set up a "go fund me" page hoping to help his family focusing o

now oakland mayor libby schaff responds. >> entering the sharing economy. amazon has a new way to deliver items to your front door that could involve you. details of a new plan next. . >>> and tracking hotter temperatures and a red flag warning up for the north bay and an update to the drought monitor as well that points to why the north bay is seeing that fire danger on the rise. a look at that when we come right back. san francisco has gone on the record saying he resigned rather >>> a former i.c.e. spokesperson in san francisco has gone on the record saying he resigned rather than lie about the impact of the oakland mayor's warning of an impending immigration raid. this all goes back to mayor libby schaff's now infamous tweet in february. nbc bay area just spoke with the mayor. >> this man took a principled stand for the simple idea that our government should not tell lies. >> that man is james schwab, the i.c.e. spokesperson who resigned following a flap over a libby schaff tweet. >> i could not fathom staying at an organization that was okay with lying

scooter libby, also the president believed treated unfairly. john and alisyn, there are two other people the president said has been treated unfairly. that is michael cohen and ni michael flynn. president trump on a pardoning spree hinting he may pardon martha stewart and commute the sentence of disgraced former illinois governor rod blagojevich. the president defending the two former apprentice contestants, insisting they were treated unfairly. >> i like martha. i've always liked march that. i still like martha >> reporter: a probe into allegations of insider trading. >> so governor, you have a hell of a lot of guts. i have to tell you that. >> in 2011, blagojevich was convicted of 17 public corruption charges, including trying to sell is president obama's senate seat. he is currently six years into serving a 14-year sentence. this coming hours after the president issued his fifth pardon for author and filmmaker dinesh d'souza who pleaded guilty to campaign finance violations in a straw donor scheme. he argues that d'souza was treated unfairly

. >> and oakland mayor libby schaaf calls out the trump administration once again. her angry response to a video that an i.c.e. information about a bay area i.c.e. raid. >>> we have an update on the shooting in a newsroom in annapolis, maryland. a gunman carried out a targeted attack at the capital gazette newspaper and official saying the gunman used a shotgun that went through the lower level taking aim at his victims. five people were killed before the gunman was taken into custody by police. >> this person was prepared today to come in. this person was prepared to shoot people. his intent was to cause harm. >> police say what was reported as a possible explosive device was actually a smoke grenade that the gunman used during the deadly attack. officers say they are now preparing to search the gunman's home. they say he is from maryland. again, he . his name though hasn't been released. we'll bring you continuing coverage of the latest deadly mass shooting coming up tonight at 6:00. >>> first lady melania trump spent the morning in tucson, arizona, visiting a sho

sheriff arpaio, scooter libby, dinesh d'souza. this is all in a way i think, don, an attempt to kind of seed the playing field. just make pardons normal, like he used to say on "the apprentice," you're fired, you're pardoned. if it rains pardoned over the next few months when the mueller report comes out and someone like donald jr. is in trouble, he'll do a pardon and say it's all a witch-hunt that we're in, and i'm defending the right team, right wing team in america. >> but he is using it as a tool, but to what end specifically, frank? >> i think there are a number of events, but two that come to mind is he is under investigation. he has people around him who have been indicted or whatever. he's saying to the american public the criminal justice system is erratic. it's not to be trusted, it goes on selective prosecutions. in fact, what dinesh d'souza was saying is i was selectively prosecuted. he is saying i don't trust this system and he is sending message to you that you shouldn't trust this system and i also think it's intere

you think about scooter libby, guilty for a crime. they were pardoned. 63-year-old woman, she was commuted, so in other words, her conviction stands. for dinesh d'souza and scooter libby, their convictio were wiped clean. >> as was sheriff arpaio. >> exactly. >> some people said this is a message he's sending to the men who prosecuted a lot of these individuals. others have saie's snalling to witnesses and subjects, targets of the mueller probe. what do you make of the pardon of sessions? >> both are true. it's a middle finger to the prosecutors who pursued those charges and more than a dogwhtlg this investibut, you know, the suggest you're talking about dozens of pardons. i know we use this word too much, but he is going to normalize the pardon power. this is one of the most unchecked absolute powers of the presidency. and after several dozen, it will be just another pardon. so, when, in fact, he does drop the constitutional bomb, pardoning somebody who is a target of the investigation or a witness against him or perhaps even himself, will we hav the sh

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. >>> immigration raids were carried out in california despite advance warning by mayor libby schaaf. the hive profiles sleep in february led to the rest of 232 people from oregon border. haaf announced she heard about the upcoming sweep and was criticized by the white off her comments obstruction of justice. weeks before the operation and officials said they would be surprised if they picked up 200 suspects. i stick ents -- ice jack -- i.c.e. agents were able to sweep and get immigrants. >>> a proposal could rake california into three states -- break california into three states. northern california would include sacramento and the bay area and southern california would run from fresno to san diego. it would separate a strip of coastline from l.a. to monterey that would be called california. even if the measure passes it would need congressional approval. the last time the state was divided wasin 1863 when west virginia e away from virginia to become a separate state. >>> we are learning details about the man accused of deserting the air forcand disappearing. william howard hughes ju

oakland mayor libby schaaf joins us in the studio.talked about a number of things happening in oakland at about the so-called mayor libby schaaf act of 2018. a bill proposed that calls for criminal penalties for officials who alert people about ice operations as mayor schaaf did. >> the fact that this issue of immigration has become such a polarizing issue and that the conservative political branch is really using it to rally a lot of hate and fear is really sad for my america. >> mayor schaaf says she is looking forward to the warriors parade tomorrow and that the warriors will cover the cost of the paper the mayor says the city has estimated those costs could reach $1.2 million. >>> in cleveland, ohio, investigation is underway into a house explosion that killed at least one woman and injured a man. it left debris scattered across the hood pickseveral nearby homes were also damaged neighbors say they smelled gas in the area at the time. the explosion was loud and their home shook. >> we hear this loud boom. and then the next thing y

and the reason is because the president has targeted those 2025 goals that libby just talked about andna will never publicly back down on those goals the other person i just talked to today had just recently been in china, said xi's hand is being strengthened by the president and the other concern is that the way to approach china on these issues, which everybody agrees is a big deal, is to do so with allies and we don't seem to have too many of those right now. >> part of the position of the administration and a lot of people in this administration, both democrats and republicans, that we do not want them to achieve vision 2025, right i mean, their vision is they want to control the semiconductor industry of the world. and we do not want them to control the semiconstructor industry of the world. >> i'm not making qualitative judgment on that goal. i'm just saying if that's the goal, if that's the publicly stated goal, from what i understand of internal chinese politics and people who have just been there, they cannot back down on this. >> and you've got a president of the united state

as you remember, trump pardon libby last month. but there's other connections to contemplate as well. dinesh desouza was pardoned. there are still other connections to contemplate, and this one starts with reality and ends with show. both the former governor and the lifestyle guru appeared on the former reality show "the apprentice" which stewart once plugged on her program. >> so donald, how is your you apprentice? >> i think it's going to be great. it's on thursday night. and i think it's the best we have done so far. >> there are other common taalis in the pardons, each the president said was treated unbelievably unfairly which is the kind of language he uses to describe his own treatment by the mueller probe. jeffrey toobin, and jeff, we'll get to the celebrity apresen"ce apprentice"pardoned edition in a moment. but do you see similarithese as to paul manafort and others to hang tough? >> this was a guilty plea, the idea that this was somehow made up prosecution where barack obama's justice department and preek bharara prosecut

scooter libby, think about him whom the president granted a pardon to earlier this year. between the time that scooter libby was found guilty and today we found out the following. first of all, the main witness against him realized she had been deliberately misled by the special prosecutors office and driven in a direction of giving misleading testimony and she recanted her testimony. the d.c. bar association had the committee look at the incident and recommended that his law license be reinstituted. a huge rebuke to the special prosecutor. there was a miscarriage of justice and the president is well served >> every president issues pardons. clinton 396. fdl 3,000. it is often political, is it not? >> yes. you have to be careful about it. take the enormous criticism that president clinton got over the last-minute pardon to mark rich who had fled the country for financial crimes whose wife was a major democratic fundraiser who had given tremendous amounts of money to the clinton efforts and in the closing moments of his time in office he granted a pardon. there was no supp

the looks smells let's go with the only other hand came to learn will be mindful of the fact that libby is loveable colonel gadhafi agreed to do just that but a few years later was dragged from the drain and sure so you can see the argument for keeping it cheap the little didn't tear and you know. that's a common donald give the boy a chance to go up a mountain for you. bully. good idea in case you missed it trump and kim aren't going to meet the north korean leader says washington will be in the fire of a thousand star case you missed it and kim finally agreed to meet they've officially booked a romantic suite at singapore's raffles hotel case you missed it trungpa has stormed out of a summit with the north korean leader it's reported he misunderstood the briefing telling him he'd be meeting someone called kim in the singapore hotel. as the u.s. north korean summit was being debated kim jong un met with russia's foreign minister reacting to news of that meeting trump initially said he didn't like it but added that he was willing to change his mind if something positive came out of it a

raid where oakland mayor libby schaaf came under fire forewarning the public about the impending raidyana gomez is in the newsroom with more. >> reporter: well, heather and frank, the "bay area news group" filed a freedom of information request to obtain emails and documents. the series of raids last february covered a large part of california from bakersfield to the oregon border. internal emails show i.c.e. officials said they would be surprised if they picked up 200 of the suspects. now keep in mind, that was whether mayor schaaf warns the public or not. they ended up arrest 232 people more than they originally thought. but president trump and the justice department railed on mayor schaaf saying her aconagents' lives in danger and prevented them from arresting hundreds of others on their list. the administration even called for her to be criminally investigated for obstruction of and today, schaaf fired back. >> it is stunning that this administration will invent villains to rally their base. this is a sad day for government. government has to serve the people. it has to be honest.