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sanders: kaitlyn, go ahead. reporter: when is the president going to make the decision on the clearances? ms. sanders: when we have an update i'll let you know. reporter: has the president briefed reporters on what went on in the meeting? ms. sanders: we have put out information on that reporter: has the president briefed the secretary of state and other officials on what was said between him and putin? ms. sanders: the president has met and spoken with those individuals. reporter: is he relying solely on his own memory about what happened in that meeting? . sanders: he has met with those people. reporter: but it's about his memory. this is a sit-down with the russian president. ms. sanders: it's not a rarity. it's normal practice for two world leaders to have conversations. reporter: what about president obama and former vice president biden, are their security clearances being looked at as well? ms. sanders: i'm not aware of that >> the u.s. house is in recess now but members will be back at 6:30 eastern for v

sanders: you continue to excessively cover it. reporter: we can't, really because it has been seven days. we have not received any details, any reports of agreements reached. formally or verbally, so -- ms. sanders: the agreement made was the two nash security -- national security teams from both the united states and russia would continue at a working level these discussions. i can tell you that ambassador bolton plans to have meeting a followup with his counterpart from russia next month. in addition to meetings with other european allies to further those discussions and we'll keep you posted when we have specific details on what that video would be. reporter: does president trump plan on ordering to move carriers or additional forces to the region should iran pose the threat he alluded to in his tweets? ms. sanders: i don't have any announcements on that. reporter: i just want to follow-up, then. secretary pompeo addressed yesterday's human rights abuses in iran. why is the administration zeroing in on iran, when there are a nu

sanders: i think he has. he has called them out for interfering with our election, he has been tough on russia repeatedly and taking action on russia on a number of fronts i just listed off. reporter: on monday, why wasn't he critical of vladimir putin's actions? sec. sanders: they had a number of conversations. the president addressed some of these things face-to-face with vladimir putin. he addressed him yesterday. the presidency's this as an opportunity to be able to work with russia. 90% of the world's nuclear weapons are under the control of the united states and russia carried he thinks it is good to get along with the person who controls that across the globe. he wants to create a more stable and peaceful world and we can't do that if we can't get along with russia in some capacity. been tough,e have we approached this in a totally different fashion than has been previously done because what has been done in the past hasn't worked. we are trying a new approach. act like he hasn't called them out is not

here's the secretary sarah sanders. >> secretary sanders: the president responding to iran and he isot going to allow them to make threats against america. anybody is inciting anyone, look no further than to iran. >> this is from john bolton of those security advisor. we share a little bit more of what the reaction is here at the white house. he said i spoke to the president over the last several days. president trump told me that if he did anything to the negative, they will pay a price like you countries have ever paid before. that is from john bolton the national security advisor. critics warn that that sort of talk and escalation can only lead to trouble. white house remains steadfast in its belief. the president has to say something and will act if need be. >> harris: >> dana: there are pf reasons to. before the u.s. deadline to reimpose nuclear sanctions on iran. pompeo denouncing the regime over the weekend. >> the level of corruption in iranian leadership resembles the mafia more than a government. >> dana: gillian turner is live in washington. the battle brewing between the

then gudrun how do you explain bernie sanders and i mean peter you even said yourself bernie sanders is the biggest story here yeah do you guys if you think that it can't win and i mean we don't disagree on the corruption of the democratic establishment that's one thing where all of us will be in agreement but how do you explain bernie sanders a guy who is an open socialist who came out of nowhere and almost pretty much constant grassroots revolution probably would of had the establishment not cheated him is applauded in the heartland with a true populist message how do you explain bernie sanders if you entertain the good he says the democratic socialism can't win steve if you want to play. because bernie sanders yeah because bernie sanders is a polished socialist he doesn't talk about any of the other issues all it talks about is income inequality it's unfair unfair unfair he doesn't get into specifics it isn't talk about the jail's he doesn't talk about the the groups that you talk about transgender etc he focuses on one message and one message only which resonates with a certain p

that restaurant owner didn't ask sarah huckabee sanders to leave because of her opinions, okay?'s a senior official of the trump administration, not some rando with a blog. this person was protesting the government. sarah huckabee sanders just happens to be a part of the government who showed up in her restaurant, right? it's like if i had a beef with the teletubbies. it may have started with laa- laa, but if tinky-winky shows up, some shit is going down. it's going down! ( cheers and applause ) basically, people in power would like to be insulated from the effects of their actions. but if you're in a position where you can influence other people's lives, you shouldn't be shocked when you hear from the people whose lives you affect. like, even athletes get booed by their fans when they're not doing a good job. and sports has no actual effect on people's lives. a missed shot has never shut down a community center. okay? never happens. i mean, except for that one shaq free throw. that destroyed everything, but other than that... and the thing to notice here for me is calls for civ

sanders represent the party position. ginger. >> i think democrats spent the last few years watching republicans tear themselves apart over how to deal with the tea party movement. and instead of saying okay, we have to move the party to the left or we need to keep the party at the center they're trying to say we can make the tent bigger and we can include everyone. and it doesn't mean that these folks represent the whole democratic party. it's an experiment. right? who knows if it's going to work or they are -- >> so what does a terry mcauliffe or joe biden say are you for free college tuition, are you for these litmus test questions? how do they deal with that? >> that's the question, is bernie sanders causing them to have actual litmus tests for the 2018 election? i agree with you. i think nancy pelosi and chuck schumer want the party to be as big as possible so they win. they want to win. but what are bernie sanders and alexandria ocasio-cortez -- >> in an all democratic district like south central l.a., like maxine w

sarah sanders adding that the president believes the threat from russia still exists. she said the president believes russia would target u.s. elections again and that he is doing everything he can to stop it. i want you to just listen to a little bit of this in case you tuned in just now because it happened a few minutes ago. here is sarah sanders. >> the video that shows the president looking at cecelia and answering "no" to this question about whether russia is still targeting the u.s. and despite multiple people in the room understanding that the president was responding to that question and despite the president having never before said the word no repeatedly the reporter usher ed out of the room. >> the first thing that the president says after the question was asked was "thank you very much" and then he said" no" i'm not answering any more questions. >> and even further, i think even cecelia didn't realize what the answer was because she asked for clarification and he didn't answer the follow-up. liz: coming up, we've got a fox business exclusive with one of vla

bernie sanders pricked this, if you will. feels like it's growing pretty rapidly. >> you're asking a lot of important questions. there's certain policies that may win in some districts like this one. in a democratic primary. they're not going to win in a general election statewide, certainly not in our national election for president. so if the victory of mrs. ocasio-cortez in the bronx and queens is taken as a direction of which the democratic party will go, they won't elect a new president in 2020. >> charles: i can see it going in places like california. >> i agree. >> charles: you took another area in your op-ed that you pointed out. her ideas about israel. i want to share with the audience her thoughts and come back to you. >> you used term occupation of palestine. what did you mean by that? >> oh, i think -- what i meant is like the settlements that are increasing in some of these areas and in places where palestinians are experiencing difficulty and access to their housing and homes. >> you think you can expand on that

that's our understanding of what sarah sanders just said.orts to undermine american democracy, let's bring that tara maller, senior policy adviser for the counter extremism project. this matter of giving up people in the united states for prosecution in russia is insanity. you don't give up a former ambassador to the united states for the russians to prosecute. we know what that could end up with. sarah sanders would say that he needs to speak with his national security team was a trigger for me. did you hear that? >> did i'd hear that. what is the real insanity, we still don't know what was said, what was promised, what was exchanged in that one-on-one meeting. there's calls from capitol hill not just to have secretary pompeo come to the hill but the translatener the room from the state department, this is extremely problematic from a u.s. foreign policy perspective. you're getting divergent stories out of the white house that don't converge with what is happening in the press conference. sarah sanders did walk through some elements of what

this is what sarah sanders had to say. >> making baseless accusations of improper contact with russia, or being influenced by russia against the president, is extremely inappropriate and the fact that people with security clearances are making these baseless charges provides inappropriate legitimacy to accusations with zero evidence. >> reporter: now, sarah sanders didn't give a firm deadline of when the president decides they should lose the clearances or not but she did say she feels because they have politicized the positions. asked if president trump politicized the agencies instead, she rejected that idea and said this. >> president's not making baseless accusations of improper contact with a foreign government. and accusing the president of the united states of treasonous activity. when you have the highest level of security clearance, the person that holds the deepest, sacred secrets and you go out and make false accusations against the president of the united states he thinks that is a -- something to be very concerned with. >> reporter: now, these officials that have these hi

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sanders and cortez will attend a rally for progressive candidate bruce welder as well. despite her giving the far left a big boost, mike huckabee says democrats have to embrace her socialist platform because they have nothing else to run. >> their messages vote for us, we will reverse all those tax cuts and take that money back from you and put it in the government's hands, open up the borders, you won't be safe and a lot of cities and we want to reverse the economic gains we are making and take those bonuses back. that is their message. democrats campaign moniker this

some love bernie sanders and think he got a raw deal in 2016.thers see him as a show boat at a time when the party needs workhorses. elizabeth warren is taking heat for, get this, not being sufficiently liberal. with that debate comes a generational fight too, from ambitious, younger house democrats, for example. nancy pelosi calls them inconsequential. they beg to differ. >> tim ryan ran against her. he had an entire week to campaign and a third of the caucus voted for him. i don't think that's inconsequential. we need a uniter in our party. we can continue to have these narrow and divisive politics, or we can find lead who are are going to bring us together. >> it is interesting to watch. there are all these skirmishes within the democratic family, even as the overall landscape looks pretty good. is that normal? >> yeah, i think that's pretty normal. i think the question is not so much what does it mean for 2018. it's what it means for 2019 and 2020. look, democrats are completely united around all kinds of candidates to win the house, the sen

and sarah sanders said it was iran that started it. i cannot imagine how we are dealing with this on matters so important as iran. that was backed up by president trump saying he had no concerns at all about potentially inflaming the situation with iran. then john bolton who is national security adviser who said if anything negative was tried by iran to provoke military consequences. we heard about silly diplomacy. we heard the foreign spokesperson say this is the sign of the utter helplessness. the 48 hours later and we are no calmer to what is coming after the pulling out of the nuclear agreement. >> thank you, nick. >>> toronto police identified the suspect in the shooting rampage that left two dead and 13 others injured. the suspected gunman was killed by police faisal hussain. one shooting victim is identified as 18-year-old rece fa fallon. gun violence is a growing concern in canada's most populous city. in 2017, toronto reported 205 shootings. and in 2018, totals have exceeded last year. >>> you want to make chick-fil-a at home?

what did sarah sanders think?, treat everybody with respect whether i disagree with them or not and maybe jennifer rubin can learn a thing or two from that. it is sad where politics have gotten. we live in an amazing country and people should be free to disagree but i think we can do that in a way that is much nicer that doesn't call for people to never be able to set foot in public. >> even bill clinton came out and said they made a mistake in booting her out. and she has been out to another restaurant. >> if you're going to work for the president and believe in his cause and what you are doing is right it is one thing to go up to scott pruitt by himself in a restaurant but if you're sitting there, she was sitting with her family and kids, that is humiliating, the kids should not be involved or see something like that, it takes a too far, both sides need to stop, breathe, realize you can have different opinions and get along. >> the vast majorities around trump derangement syndrome, folks like jennifer rubin so o

why does sarah huckabee sanders, what is her job? a criminal defense attorney who has to give the case, the story given to her by her client? it just seems like she's spitting out what he told her about whether there is anything logical about what she has to spout. >> reporter: she is the spokesperson for the president of the united states. what she said to us today, the president specifically told her personally and directly that he was saying no, in an attempt to get reporters out of the room. that's what sarah sanders came sxak related and said when she was in the room, when she watched this, she did not interpret president trump's response to my white house press colleague from abc news the same way that other people in the room, including my white house press colleague of abc news did. so there were a couple of things that made us go back and follow up to sand orders this. i'm going on name three of them really quick will. number one, in the video that we watched, the president appeared to look the reporter in the eye and say no

you think it's okay with what happened to sarah sanders at the restaurant? >> i'm not here to defend the outrageous. but simply to say we have the ability to free speech. that's one of our most of sacred constitutional right. as a business owner that restaurant owner had every right to reduce service to someone she disagrees with. >> the restaurant owner has a right. it doesn't might's the right thing to do. if you went into a restaurant and didn't like to your political beliefs and drove you out and chased out next restaurant across the street, how would you feel? >> it's important to understand i'm not a public official so i'm not making policies. jesse: what if you were a public official. >> that restaurant owner has every right to voice her concerns. jesse: but driving you out with your family and chasing you across the street, is that civil? >> when you are talking about families we have to draw a line. i don't know if she refused service to the entire family or just sarah sanders. jesse: she is not going to leave and leave her children in the restauran

hallie, you got into it with sarah huckabee sanders. what was the -- what was the gist of what you were trying to get? >> well, let's play it, ali, and we'll talk about it. sarah sanders came out and said the moment you just played, the president appearing to respond to a question, no, when it came to whether russia was still targeting the u.s. sanders saying that was not what he meant, he was just trying to get reporters out of the room. here's that exchange. >> you're saying it's the reverse -- >> the first thing that the president said after the question was asked was thank you very much. and then he said no, i'm not answering any more questions and even further i think even cecelia didn't realize what the answer was because she asked for a clarification and he didn't answer the follow-up. because she wasn't sure. i talked to the president. he wasn't answering that question. he was saying no, he's not taking questions. and i've stated what our position is. >> let me get to my question here which is the president, this is the second t

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here's what sarah huckabee sanders is saying.that was made in sincerity by president putin, but president trump disagrees with it. hopefully president putin will have the 12 identified russians come to the united states to prove their innocence or guilt. first line. it is a proposal that was made in sincerity by prudent but president trump disagrees with it. this is 24 hours after sarah huckabee sanders didn't say this fom the podium, she said we're looking into it which was in direct contradiction from what we heard from the state department which appropriately said this is outrageous, there's no way we're going to do this. now she has been able to clean it up with the blessing of the president, who was the only one in the room. >> the senate is scheduled to vo vote on a resolution that the ambassador to russia be questioned. >> there's so many times in this administration when things happen. seems as though the president and white house have no choice but to frankly do the right thing. they often don't follow it. this one, ther

the president continuing to answer questions even though sarah sanders claimed he stopped. >> is russia still targeting the u.s., mr. president? is that the case? >> let's go, we're finished here. press, let's go. thank you very much, everybody. we're doing very well and we're doing very well probably as well as anybody has ever done with russia and there is in president ever has tough as i have been on russia. >> well, there was more on the subject today as the president was asked about russian interference. you said russia meddled in the election in 2016. >> i said that before. i said that numerous times before and i would say that that is true, yeah. >> but you haven't condemned putin specifically? do you already him responsible? >> i would. he's in charge of the country and i hold myself responible for things that happen in this country. yes. >> which? >> a very strong on the fact that we can't have meddling. >> he denies it, if you believe u.s. intelligence agencies, is putin lying to you. >> i can only say he has confidence in the intelligence agencies as constituted. dan coats is

. >> frank, the answer we head sarah sanders give is, and this is something donald trump and sarah sanders doesn't understand is fund mentally unamerican. >> so let me address this ignorance as a defense issue first. i stopped buying into that ignorance defense a long time ago with this administration because look what you lead off with tonight. this story tonight that the president knew two weeks before the inauguration an adversary was trying to assist him responsible for hacking removes the ignorance defense and talking up, coughing up american z citizens, coughing up a u.s. ambassador, the conclusion is he's aiding and abedding. >> we're joined by adam schiff, he just left the house floor forecasting votes. we have a breaking news report from "the washington post" indicating that president trump has known since january 6th, 2017 the new york times reports tonight that the president was briefed and real specifics how vladimir putin specifically ordered the invasion, the attack on our election and that donald trump has known this for a couple of weeks before he was inaugurated. >> lawren

. >> harris: real quickly, let's get to sarah sanders press secretary on this very issue. because the president would like this to operate independent of him but he certainly has asked for the department of justice to be transparent in this process and if there are questions which clearly they remain to be some, we hope they'll step up and help answer those questions. >> elizabeth: your point is well taken that this fisa court stepping back and looking at it as an extraconstitutional. do we want this as the president said is a place to go if you want to find out what's going on in your opponents clinical campaign? that's how the american people in many respects see it. secret judges, i don't know. >> jessica: they do a lot more. >> elizabeth: it can be used for that. >> jessica: there are two issues here and if kennedy were here, should be super into the other side of this because we talk about be at all the time but in terms of the invasion of privacy of americans and what our government can do in terms of spying on them without cause, it appears now since the carter page

primary was fixed there's no question about that bernie sanders was railroaded by the establishment he really from the start had no chance to win the nomination the fix was in and what's so sad and you come from minnesota i have a lot of interest in minnesota as well as a longtime resident there the two senators from minnesota both closer char and franken put their electoral vote for hillary clinton their superdelegate vote for hillary clinton when bernie sanders won that people that's the problem the fix is in there was political money that was going to all of these super delegates before anybody was given any debate speeches or any kind of stump speeches that they were committing to people that they thought were going to win they thought the party was going to the best chance to win but all of a sudden bernie sanders came along and he proved to america how crooked the system is it even got so bad where donna brazil was feeding debate questions to hillary clinton if that's not crooked i don't know what is so that's the point i'm getting to know mainstream media is focused in on russia

you'll see here bernie sanders which might be odd to folks.r-up to hillary clinton in 2016, why is he fifth on the list. here's why. i think a lot of people want to not relive 2016, democrats especially. i think that bernie sanders in some way may be seen as a little of the past, maybe a younger voice. you're going to have a lot of liberal voices in the conversation. does he get crowded in or not. go to the top three. at number three, harris. she's the first indian american and african-american woman to the senate. attorney general of california before she was elected. she's writing a memoir that comes out in 2019. wink wink. i wonder why she's doing that. very serious contender. elizabeth warren. a name a lot of people know. some people wanted her to run in 2016 against hillary clinton. she decided not to do it. giving every indication she will run now. if democrats are looking for a liberal voice that fought the establishment, it is probably elizabeth warren. number one, my vanna white reveal, joe biden. you say joe biden? yes. joe biden. he

sanders adding that the discussions were already underway. but that apparently came as a bit of news to a key member of the president's national security cadre. >> were you aware of that? >> based on my reaction, i wasn't aware of that. >> the news did little to blunt criticism of the president's handling of the helsinki summit and his seeming vacillation over whether or not he believes russia is still targeting u.s. elections with cyber warfare. that seemed to frustrate the president who, in a hail of tweets this morning about placed blame on the negative narrative for the so-called fake news media." tweeting that he recognized russian meddling many times and called the putin summit of great success adding: "i look forward to our second meeting." that coming hours after a report in "the new york times" that suggested two weeks before his inauguration, mr. trump was briefed by cia director john brennan, director of national intelligence to james clapper and the nsa director. a report showed mr. trump highly classified intelligence indicating

nothing from sarah sanders. she is continuing to refuse to engage from the white house podium, which she has done so often. all quiet on the white house front. >> cohen is in a different orbit, a different world than some of the other people. the white house has been concerned about people. michael flynn and other people in the mueller investigation. >> has a status hearing next week. >> pleading guilty. other people are cooperating but no one is like michael cohen. he's been around for so long in trump's orbit. he knows everything. >> it's like they don't know what to do with this situation. you can forgive them for not knowing what to do with it. cohen is threatening to flip. if he's not, he's headed in a more adversarial direction. they were silent for a while about stormy daniels. the president wasn't tweeting about that. now, they're in another situation where there's not anything they can say that will help them. >> aaron and anita, thank you. guy lewis, appreciate it. >>> coming up next, a story that has

every bit as much as bernie sanders new deal policy. the newsroom layoffs never stop. but groom editors are so rare species they may disappear completely unless someone figures out how to breed them in captivity. the same thing for the journalists who cover police departments and city halls. some papers there expected to have day jobs and copy editors have gone away. that is the next strings bird. in other words, no group knows the story of the dying middle-class were intimately than journalist. so i do the people at the top of the profession identify themselves with the satisfied and powerful? why in the world would a person working in a dying industry compose a salute to the wall street bailout? it's not funny but it's so bizarre. why would a columnist for a newspaper drop megatons of angry repudiation on sanders for his outrageous negativity about the state of the country. why? for the countries journalists that's pretty negative. maybe it's something about journalism itself. this is a field that has embraced forces that are killing it to a pathological degree. ther

over next hour we'll watch sarah huckabee sanders, we'll hear now exactly what state our economy is in. we'll see how big of an effect it has on this market. i want to go to washington, d.c. to our own jennifer schoenberg. >> trish, high, tariffs meaningfully starting to hurt businesses across the country but not hurting mean fully the economy according to the federal reserve beige book. manufacturers across all 12 districts report higher costs for materials, specifically for lumber and metals. they are also dealing with supply disruption. all because of tariffs. it is starting to crimp profit march fins. though despite the tariffs economy is doing just fine, growing moderate to modest rate across all 12 bank districts early june and july. manufacturing remains strong, job market remains strong. labor shortages across the country. employers offering higher pay or more benefits to more qualified workers. wage growth characterized as modest to moderate across the country. inflation picking up across several districts. bottom loon here, trish, tariffs are starting to bite but it is not me

sarah sanders tried explaining it once they got their story in a row there. so again, more cleanup, more confusion here on russia. jake? >> all right. jeff zeleny, thank you. shawn turner, how do you take it? you have to view what the president said earlier today to cecilia vega of cbs news of the attitude towards the intelligence community. >> absolutely you do. just like the comments of yesterday claiming that he meant to say wouldn't when he said would, we have to look at this and realize it falls flat. the president answering the question asked and for people around the president to then come out and suggest just like they did yesterday that somehow there was a misunderstanding here, it kind of is suggested that they think they're all stupid. look. this is an issue of preparation. when the president goes out and he makes a statement, if the plan is for the president to simply make his namt astatement then usher the press out, he has to stick to the plan and to keep kaw quiet and time and time again the president gets in trouble because he doesn't stick to

as we wait for sarah sanders to come out, a number of questions. as we wait for that, i want to bring in our panel now. simone, as we look at what caitlyn was just mentioning, republicans and the president really seizing on this messaging from democrats, this conversation about abolishing i.c.e. how's that not a gift to republicans at this point? >> you know, i think, you know, all this hubbub and concern of the quote/unquote abolish i.c.e. is a tactic of republicans that's trying to get democrats to play the game. fact of the matter is the thousands of people that came, hundreds of thousands over the weekend came out for the immigration rallies, if you will, to protest what the administration is doing is a good thing for democrats and, you know, there's a diversity under the big tent. i think that folks should be excited about this energy on the left and not try to squelch it down. >> in terms of rallies, people there chanting abolish i.c.e. there are lawmakers who have said, yes. i think we should get rid of i.c.e. and others more measured in the

sarah sanders says she always tries to treat people respectfully. see that respect in action. >> i'm not gonna comment on the attorney's specific comments that i haven't seen. >> you just said it's in the bible to follow the law. >> that's not what i said, and i know it's hard for you to understand, even short sentences, i guess. [ audience oohs ] >> seth: he? he can't understand short sentences? the guy you work for can't remember anything unless it rhymes. [ laughter ] now clearly, anyone who works for donald trump cares not one iota about civility. donald trump is the barefoot on an airplane of presidents. [ light laughter ] but if you're really concerned that not serving sanders is somehow uncivil, you could serve her but do it in the style that she served the american people. with her dismissive expressions and low energy attitude. "i'm going to take your order, but you're going to get what you get." [ laughter ] the same goes for heckling stephen miller, who was reportedly called a fascist at a restaurant this weekend. i get it. he's the archi

and sarah huckabee sanders didn't clean that up. >> which is insane. you know, that his own state, pentagon seems like there was some sort of military policy worked on in the russian side. notes were taken. on the u.s. side, nothing. jeff, thank you. i want to bring my panel back in. and dana, to you, just again it's almost like you think of the arc of the week that was. you go back to last week from -- it was just one week ago when we were all watching them stand in helsinki and the arc of the week, the would, wouldn't, the no, the yes, i do stand by my intel chiefs to now it's a hoax to sarah huckabee sanders saying no, no, no, the hoax or the witch hunt is only pertaining to the campaign collusion piece. i mean, did you follow? >> yeah. and it's not an accident. we anybody who falls into the crap of thinking that what the president, the white house are doing is disorganization and chaos is missing the point, and i think we all have lived with it and recognize it that they are saying sort of different things at different times, and they're doing it t

sound from - colin sanders, pedicab driver, worked with kevin manninghe was a great guy hard worker a grandfather and father on june 27, around 4pm this honda civic travelling southbound on the embarcadero was swerving through traffic when it collided with a pedicab that 66 year old kevin manning was operating near sansome in san francisco. two m condition until monday night when he passed away. sound from - colin sanders, pedicab driver, worked with kevin manningmost of the day i've been consumed with angersound from reporter gabe slate - police are still looking for the driver that hit and killed kevin manning police are asking that anyone that was in the area of the embarcadero and sansome in san francisco on june 27th around 4pm to check their phone's camera roll ..they are hoping to obtain the license plate number for this gold/champagne colored, honda civic 4-door sedan that hit and killed kevin manning. sound from - colin sanders, pedicab driver, worked with kevin manningit does not surprise me what happened i have almost been hit 4 to 5 times by cars colin sanders says pedicab

this evening we are joined by senator bernie sanders. [applause] senator sanders has taken his place in history to an extraordinary and distinguished career. in 2016 as a democratic candidate for president of the united states. currently serving second term u.s. senate after winning reelection in 2012 with 71% of the vote. senator sanders previously served as mayor of vermont largest city for eight years before defeating the incumbent republican to become the sole congressperson for the state in the u.s. house of representatives. born right here in brooklyn attending james madison high school and college and the university of chicago the 17 today he is in burlington vermont with his wife jane and has four children and seven grandchildren. senator bernie sanders presidential campaign was the beginning. not the end and in his new book he speaks about what he has doing to oppose the trump agenda to strengthen the progressive and how we go forward as a nation. in his book titled where we go from here which will be published by an imprint of

that's sarah sanders' job to make sense of what the president is saying. but it's another example of how on any controversial issue you'll get three or four, five different answers, sometimes multiple different answers like this time from the president and then from his spokes people. >> sarah sanders also said that in their private two-hour meeting president trump and president putin discussed election meddling here in the united states but she did not say if the president specifically told putin not to interfere in future u.s. elections and the midterms in november. how concerning is that to you? >> well, we know that he didn't say it publicly. he said the reverse which is that russia was not responsible for interfering. so i hope that he said it privately. and the way for us to know that would be for a transcript to be released or for that interpreter to come to congress and we don't have to do it in the open but a classified setting and threat interpreter tell us what was said in the meeting. >> that's clearly a difficult thing for an interpreter given

sound from - colin sanders, pedicab driver, worked with kevin manninghe was a great guy hard worker a grandfather and father on june 27, around 4pm this honda civic travelling southbound on the embarcadero was swerving through traffic when it collided with a pedicab that 66 year old kevin manning was operating near sansome in san francisco. two passengers in manning's pedicab were treated and released from the hospital.. manning remained in critical condition until monday night when he passed away. sound from - colin sanders, pedicab driver, worked with kevin manningmost of the day i've been consumed with angersound from reporter gabe slate - police are still looking for the driver that hit and killed kevin manning police are asking that anyone that was in the area of the embarcadero and sansome in san francisco on june 27th around 4pm to check their phone's camera roll ..they are hoping to obtain the license plate number for this gold/champagne colored, honda civic 4-door sedan that hit and killed kevin manning. sound from - colin sanders, pedicab driver, worked with kevin manningit

and watch sarah sanders answering the question on this. she was reading from a prepared statement which means she'd given some thought to this. this is what she said. >> the president is exploring the mechanisms to remove security clearance because they've politicized and some cases monetized the public service and security clearances. making baseless accusations of improper contact with russia or being influenced by russia against the president is extremely inappropriate. >> reporter: so then she went on to name the people that the president is considering. it is unclear if it happens or this is something the president's simply speaking about. she said there's no set timetable of when this might happen, jake, but it is extraordinary to think about it. as far as we can see it's unprecedented. certainly for one president to do it to former officials from a recent administration, jake. >> as i noted a few minutes ago, comey and mccabe don't have the clearances to be taken away. sanders suggested that president trump could be more involved in

sanders tried to move onto the next questioner. the end of the back and forth. >> he sees, he is misspoken, he comes out and says that. >> you told the president once again, moving on to jordan. go ahead. >> so she was trying to call on jordan fabian of the hill. here's what happened next. >> i'm going to take a question. >> anything i remember a time the president publicly called out vladimir putin. >> i think the fact that the president said russia interfered with jordan. >> joining me now is jordan fabian, gutsy on your part, insofar as when you defer maybe sarah sanders isn't going to come back to you with another question. >> that thought entered my mind. all of us in that room are trying the get our questions in, we're trying to get to the bottom of the answers we are trying to get. the reporters us a versus a chance to ask follow-up questions before the questioning moved to me. >> so as i was watching you on wednesday, of course, i was thinking of jim acosta and john roberts. were you thinking the way that had gone down in t

i'm little more skeptical about bernie sanders. but i think elizabeth warren. >> susan, senator sanders will be 79 election day. which is old even by ronald reagan sanders. joe biden is 78. john kerry is 77. elizabeth warren is 71. >> one of the things about donald trump is at his age, he was so active on the campaign trail. he never stopped. but what is also interesting about those people that you mentioned and even some in the introduction is that it is how used to how they are running in the old settings. the folks that we have talked about for the most part so far are people who run traditional campaigns. can they break out of the mold of this is how you do something in order to run against the donald trump. >> who do you think are the front runners? >> i will put cory booker. >> because he is going to run. >> and probably the most nibble people. we have seen him on social media. and seen him adapt that way. >> joe biden. this is a crucial election. we have seen what has happened in this country and how conversations and narrat

sarah sanders today reading from a carefully scripted statement. our terry moran then asking the white house, is the president threatening to punish these figures because they have been critical of the president? and what the white house then said when asked if former president obama and vice president joe biden could be next. abc's terry moran leading us off from the white house. >> reporter: an unprecedented threat from the white house podium, press secretary sarah sanders reading from a prepared statement, announcing that president trump was preparing to strip security clearances from some of the fiercest critics of his approach to russia. >> the fact that people with security clearances are making these baseless charges provides inappropriate legitimacy to accusations with zero evidence. >> reporter: sanders mentioned six high-ranking former national security officials, including former fbi director james comey, former obama national security adviser susan rice and former cia chief john brennan, who blasted trump's press conference with vladimi