. >> scott mcgrew, you know what swole means. >> scott, are you swole? >> the stock market is swole. plus. >> the world's most beautiful person is jennifer garner. >> it's not kris sanchez? oh, okay. recount. you see jennifer garner awarded people's most beautiful person. still ahead at 5:25 what she has to say about the cover, all on "ellen" today. 5:12. did you know comcast business goes beyond fast with a gig-speed network. complete internet reliability. advanced voice solutions. wifi to keep everyone connected. video monitoring. that's huge. did you guys know we did all this stuff? no. i'm not even done yet. wow. business tv. cloud apps and support. comcast business goes beyond at&t. start with internet and voice for just $59.90 a month. it's everything a small business owner needs. comcast business. beyond fast. >>> good wednesday morning. at 5:15, it will be a hot day. we are starting out with fairly mild temperatures. that's a live look outside at palo alto. low 60s to start out. and seeing the temperatures jumping quickly as we go into the noon h

scott mcgrew? >> good morning. not as simple as saying good-bye to kirstin nielsen. announced she would be leaving her job. the president castigating her for not being tough enough. "the new york times" editorial board says of nielsen, she was the face of some of the administration's most poorly conceived and gratuitously callous policies. at best, she was complicit and yes, hopelessly weak. president trump says he will replace nielsen with kevin mcanene an, currently the head of customs and border protection. as laura points out, it's not that simple. the law says the current secretary, if she leaves for whatever reason, the undersecretary takes over. that's claire grady. not clear what the white house will do about grady. note the word acting in this. somebody is acting for a limited amount of time. president trump has department of defense acting secretary as well. not in a hurry to make it official. there's an acting secretary of interior. fema, i.c.e. as well. health care, the acting chief of staff, mick mulvaney reversed the white house position again. says a n

scott mcgrew, he took his son to a game. that's great bonding time. >> pete, his wife there. they were inside the arena. this is when they were both reporting live there. >> nice to see. it's been great to see the team and they're so amazing to watch. >>> all right. look, we want to talk about that weather today. another nice forecast for us? >> we are going to see a nice day. it won't be as sunny as the weather over the weekend. but we keep the warmth. inland areas reaching to the low 70s again. a couple of spotty showers in north bay and again tomorrow morning. the rest of the week looks dry until friday. a few more light showers moving through. no major storms. >> there you go. >> vianey has a final look at the commute. >> we have a couple of hotspots in the east bay. typical for monday morning. the brinlts are getting busy. westbound 80 towards the bay bridge. web 92 towards the san mateo bridge. 23 minutes. 14 minutes towards the dumbarton bridge. foggy at the golden gate bridge. at least no bumper to bumper traffic through there. slow it down. morning commute has been d

this week on "press:here," good morning everyone, i am scott mcgrew. tech are back. lyft and zoom and pinterest look the lead. lift went public last month. now comes the hard part for those ceo. employees of sets of the price of company stocks of the have's and have not's and those quarterly report. we ask jay to join us this morning of advice of some of those newly public company. jay is the most successful leader in silicon valley. z scaler, he makes a few hundreds of his employees a millionaire. >> how do you manage a company after ipo? last time jay joined us, his company was worth $3 billion a year and now it is worth $8 billion a year. your stock is up 68% in six months, is that right? >> something like that. >> you are not keeping track or anything. >> not now. >> the last time you were on you told me it was your first start up. seven of the 80 employees there became millionaires. >> you were estimating a few hundreds of your employees at z z scaler would be come millionaires. >> the employees are the team that makes you happy. execution is the true thing. i p

i'm scott mcgrew. i would assume you know what a roku. it's the little black box you can add to your television to watch netflix and amazon video and youtube and hundreds of other channels, many for free. it's a smashing success. the company's most recent financial numbers thrilled wall street. that's particularly amazing because roku's competitors are huge. apple refreshed efforts with its own tv box, apple tv. anthony woods is ceo of roku. his two biggest competitors, apple and amazon, have orders. anthony is a television pioneer before he invented the set-top box, he joined the dvr. so, you've had quite the week. on thursday you announced that you can get hbo premium on roku just in time for "game of thrones." then there is this report that amazon is going to throw millions into a new channel. that has to be another darn day for a ceo, i guess. >> it's a great time to be in the streaming business. people are streaming more and more. last year over 3 million people cut the cord. about half of roku customers don't have a traditional paid

scott mcgrew joins us now. what barr is aiming for is close to that original timeline. >> he said mid-april. he's right on thatch set. bar testified before a house committee this morning. it was supposed to be about the budget for the department of justice, which he heads. but it was also barr's first public appearance since he got the mueller report which he think only he has seen. >> from my standpoint, by the -- within a week, i will beto the . >> the doj has said in the past president trump has not seen the mueller report but barr this morning was mum when he was asked whether he had briefed the president on it. he declined to answer. now the mueller report we see will be redacted. sections will be blacked out. and there are various -- barr will want national secrets or grand testimony as well as any personal information. people's addresses, that kind of thing. bar said he would color code the redactions so we know why something has been redacted. we should see that within the week. >> thanks, scott. >>> a

." >>> good morning, everyone, i'm scott mcgrew. there is a debate in the entertainment world over the future of story telling, particularly in movies. is the future of movies the same as its past, putting images on the screen for people to watch passively or is it more interactive using virtual reality to bring the viewer in on the action? this is a new technology called spaces, a spinoff of movie maker dream works in which audience members use vr gear to take part in a short action sequence in the world of terminators. there is a youtube video of the experience. i guarantee you while you're in it it's very entertaining. is that rad is founder and ceo of spaces. i presume he holds the high score, he is one of the world's leadingers perts in virtual reality. so this thing is in the malls and i want to compare it to laser tag and i can't tell if that's going to make you angry or not because it's so much more, but to somebody who has never seen it it's sort of laser tag. >> yeah, i mean, it's -- you describe it one way, but everyone e

scott mcgrew joins us now. if successfully done, this would francisco. way to punish cities >> reporter: san jose said the city would have welcomed those in need. "the washington post" was the first to report that president immigrants seeking asylum from their current holding areas near thei themselves sanctuary cities. both as a way of easing crowding at the border and in the president's mind punishing those cities. the "post" says the president asked i.c.e. to do this two separate times and both times, i.c.e. refused saying it was illegal. bay area mayors were quick to weigh in. here's oakland's mayor moments ago on cn n. >> it's really outrageous the way this administration continues to use petty politics and really just vitriolic rhetoric to advance a racist agenda. this is not american. . >> san jose mayor sam liccardo said san jose welcomes any families willing to endure such extraordinary hardships and take such tremendous risks to be part o pelosi's office more harsh, the extent of this administration's cruelty can not be leaves the white house w

yeah, scott mcgrew and his son there. >> it's become like a bay area tradition, it's so much fun to see him there. we'll have to cross the bay. pete suratos also went to a game with his wife inside the arena. it's a lot of fun. >> you went to a concert there as well? >> viewers were great, too. they were fantastic to share their photos as well. so go to my facebook page laura garcia and share your memories from oracle arena. carrie, you were saying you went to a concert. >> yeah, it was fun. >> you were there. >> i was there. it's not the whole same feeling. >> you're saving it for chase. >> yeah. >> and so we're going to have some showers moving through as we celebrate these last few moments and we're going to see that rain quickly moving through during the overnight hours, early tomorrow morning and then clearing out for a couple of days, another quick moving system here right before the weekend. >> there we go. we'll make it through the workweek. >> thanks so much for joining us. our next newscast coming up at 5:00. >> have a great day. for comfort food at a comfortable price, try my

. >> scott mcgrew joins us now. that would cut off more than just asylum seekers trying to get into the u.s. >> yeah, it would affect, laura, trade. it could even affect americans trying to come home from mexico. the president has not specified what "close the border" means to him. does he mean specific ports of entry like tijuana or is he talking about a wholesale shutdown? the president tweeted "our detention areas are maxed out and we will take no more illegals. next step is to close the border." now, clarification, if you come to the u.s. border to ask for asylum, you are not illegal, you are not breaking the law. but there's no question we have a crisis. there are more people at our southern border than we can process and something has to be done. congress has taken no action. what's not clear, though, is what closed means and for how long. for instance, is the president including airports? people with goods coming in from mexico on planes. is he including sea ports? cargo ships and cruise ships. the bureau of

skoo scott mcgrew joins us now. this sets up a court battle. >> it does. we expect the white house will say congress has overstepped its bounds, and the justice department may very well say congress is breaking its own rules for setting up the sal counsel. either way, t 24-17 to give chairman jerry nadler permission the department of justice for the final report. >> in any event, the committee has aob accountable for alleged official misconduct. >> now, the committee will also subpoena people, demanding they come to congress to answer questions. among them, don mcgahn, the former white house counsel, former trump strategist steve bannon, hope hicks, formerly the head of communications, reince priebus, former chief of staff. now, congress has the power to subpoena, but it doesn't have the power to make people break the law. remember, there was law set up by congress after the starr report against clinton that says part of that report must remain private, especially grand jury testimony. and there's good reason to keep things private. you're under oath. you

. >> scott mcgrew, the president made that accusation at the nra convention. >> he did. it didn't work out for the coup leaders, he said. president trump hinting at former fbi agents strzok and page. he was spaebing ingspeaking in just a short time ago. this is the second time the president has addressed the nra convention. vice president pence spoke as well. here's the president. >> at the highest level a disgrace. spyi spying, surveillance. trying for an overthrow. and we caught them. we caught them. >> now, the special counsel's investigation was not a coup d'etat. it was ordered legally by the justice department. in related news the young russian woman accuse of trying to infiltrate the nra and other conservative groups has been sentenced to prison for acting as a foreign agent. maria butina will serve a total of 18 months in an american prison with credit for the nine months she's already been in jail. after her sentence she will be deported. butina acted as a gun rights activist, admitting to being an agent for the russian government, pleading guilty late last year

scott mcgrew, democrats are saying what other plan? >> yeah, they're asking to see it, marcus, because they know the republicans don't have it. didn't have one when the gop held the house and the senate, and they don't have a bill ready to go now. in a very long tweet the president said he would delay replacing obamacare, promising "a vote will be taken right after the election after the republicans win the senate and win back the house." here's senate minority leader chuck schumer's reaction. >> last night the president tweeted that they will come up with their plan in 2021. translation. they have no health care plan. it's the same old song they've been singing. they're for repeal. they have no replace. >> now, polls show that americans, democrats and republicans, support the current plan, affordable care act, and in factcans want to see moves forward no if the white house wins that co n health care plan right away or risk millions of americans losing their coverage. either way, this promises to be the central issue in the upcoming el

. >> scott mcgrew, democrats and republicans promising to work with each other to fix infrastructure? >> yeah, we're getting something done, they said. smiles, positive thinking after a meeting between top democrats and the president at the white house. no talk today of impeachment. instead talk of literally building bridges. here the two top democrats, speaker pelosi, mrntd leader schumer walking out of the west wing after that meeting. unlike previous meetings cameras were not allowed inside. >> it was a very constructive meeting. it's clear that both the white house and all of us want to getting? done on infrastructure in a big and bold way. and there was goodwill in this meeting, and that was different than some of the other meetings that we've had, which is a very good thing. >> now, the two sides agreed in principle to spend $2 trillion on infrastructure, bridges, roads, even broadband. what we have not agreed on is how to pay for it. they'll meet in about three weeks to discuss that, marcus. >> thanks, scott. >>> all right. now take another look outside. and you know, things ar

. >> now scott mcgrew, we're not so sure. >> attorney general bill barr, marcus, still on the schedule to testify before the house and the senate later this week. they want to ask him some pretty tough questions, starting with why the summary he gave americans about the mueller report in many instances did not match what mueller wrote, or at least left out very important details. they'll want to know why he did that and why there was such a large gap of time between his original summary and the final release of the redacted report. except barr said now he may cancel that testimony, having issues with the length of time each lawmaker will have to ask questions. has issues with the plan to allow outside lawyers who aren't members of congress to ask questions. that would force congress to subpoena him. california congressman ted lieu is the latest to suggest the trump administration's reluctance to submit to congress's requests and documents is in itself an impeachable offense, telling the "washington post," "if it turns out we can't investigate because the white house is not complying, t

i'm scott mcgrew. >> i'm kris sanches. the sunnyvale street is open after it was closed for more than 12 hours because of the ongoing investigation. nbc bay area's bob redell is live. what can you tell us now that we know the fbi is involved? >> reporter: we expect to learn more at a news conference that sunnyvale police will be holding at 2:30 this afternoon. yes, we have confirmed the fbi is assisting the police department in this investigation and the fbi office out of san francisco says that if they determine that a federal crime was committed, they will become more involved. all lanes of traffic here along the el camino at sunnyvale avenue have reopened after this driver hit eight people. as you can see crashed into that sign and ended up here into this tree. this was yesterday evening. and they say the police say that was a deliberate act. this crash here. this happened around 6:40 last night. a man behind the wheel of a black toyota corolla sedan. he slammed into two bicyclists and six pedestrians. some in the cross

from cats to pups, there's even scott mcgrew's molly the rabbit. keep it up a little bit longer so we can get them all in. so that's what's waiting for us when we get home and probably a walk, too. >> great day for a walk. and we'll have more nice weather throughout the weekend. >> good deal. >> all right. we'll see you back here tomorrow morning starting au ining at 4:. a . >>> right now on "california live" kim is going under. >> o ok. i'm going in for my scan. will? push the button and push me? i'm ready. >> she's introducing a whole new way to screen for breast cancer and a heart attack at clinics on the move. >> a family man on a mission. >> i have to look out for my brothers and sisters who are other sissies and kweersz. queers.

. >> you can check out the photos from cats to pups, even scott mcgrew, mollie the robert. >> that is rob. i'm saying scott has a rabbit. yeah. >> what's new ahead? yabba dabba don't? that's a fight from neighbors over a famous flintstonesous. >>> new today, swim school saved. the olympic gold medalists diving in to keep the forth bay institution from going under water. >>> first, they weigh in on sanctuary cities and the government's popularity. a new poll we got an hour ago. that's coming up for new just a bit. 6:26 right now. you are watching "today in the bay." right now at 6:30-- taking a live look outside at the bay bridge >>> quickly approaching 6:30. taking a live look outside on the bay bridge. the sun has arisen. we are checking with kari in just a moment. first we want to say good morning, thank you for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus walk. let's head over to kari hall to talk about the weather out there. >> a nice clear start to the donte mild temperatures around the bay area. we will start to see clouds moving in, especially this afternoon. here's a live look

big questions this week, scott mcgrew. >> attorney general bill barr is scheduled to testify before thelater this week. they want to ask had him why the summary he gave americans about the mueller report in some instances didn't match what mueller wrote or, in the very least, left out incredibly important details. they'll want to know why he did that and why there was such a large gap of time between his original summary and the final release of the redacted report. now, barr now has indicated he may not show up at all. he has issues with the length of time each lawmaker will have to ask him questions and has issues with the plan to allow outside lawyers who aren't members of congress to ask him questions. meanwhile, the white house has indicated that president trump does not want other members of the administration to testify. specifically don"peninsula" and happening now -- new video shows north korean leader kim jung un returning from his trip to russia. the footage aired by state t-v showed crowds cheering as kim )s train arrived at the station. last week -- kim took part in his fir

. >> scott mcgrew is outearning competitors two to one. >> today is the day anyone who is in the race president has to tell us how much money they raised in the first quarter. you're right. the president way out ahead in this race. his re-election campaign raised $30 million in the first three months of the year. the president launched his re-election campaign shortly after winning his first campaign, holding 50 rallies in two years in office. bernie sanders tops the list. harris got $12 million. sanders and harris together add up to what trump was able to raise. i think everyone, including pete buttigieg, is surprised how high up on the list that pete buttigieg really is. a reminder we haven't seen bernie sanders' taxes, not now, not the last time he ran. he said we will get them today. will we see the president's taxes? congress demanded them over the weekend. sarah sanders said members of congress aren't smart enough to understand them. ted lieu responds, if we don't, we will accepted them back. we should get the redacted version of the mueller report. we'll be watching for all of

. >> scott mcgrew, joe biden made it official. >> joe biden running for president again, polls show heone of the candidates most likely to be able to stop president trump from winning a second term. he made that announcement this morning. >> i believe history will look back on four years at this president and all he embraces as an aber rent moment in time. >> biden is a popular candidate, several polls show he is california's favorite candidate. keep in mind, people in california are running. we will add biden to our list of candidates, chances are, if he wins the list of nominations, he will pick his running mate, too, that will be key. biden is 76. trump is the oldest president at time of election we've ever had and he's 72. biden has acknowledged, he needs a younger vice president who can step in, if needed. trump tweeted, but that tweet adds nothing to the conversation. we are still waiting to see what congress is going to do about white house resistance to its power. president trump has instructed people not to respect congress' subpoenas. the irs refused so far to turn over trump

. >>> scott mcgrew, we have the first challenger from inside the president's own party. >> yeah.here have been republican politicians who considered it. former massachusetts governor william weld is the first to step forward. if his name is vaguely familiar, he ran for vice president on libertarian gary johnson's ticket back in 2016. now, we had a discussion. do we add him to the board with all the other candidates who are all democrats, or does he get his own? for now we will just add him here until the race sorts itself out to just a few candidates. president trump in minnesota to talk about the republican tax cut took time to join the rest of us in lamenting the fire in paris. >> that is beyond countries. that's beyond anything. that's a part of our growing up. it's part of our culture. it's part of our lives. it's a truly great cathedral. >> the "new york times" and the wall street journal just won puel i puel itser prizes. "the wall street journal" for revealing the payment for two affairs. bernie sanders earned $566,000 last year. much of that from his book. he paid 26% of

. >> scott mcgrew, this is the first challenger from inside the president's own party. >>> that's righte certainly have been republican politicians who considered it. but william weld is the first to step forward. if his name is vaguely familiar, he ran for vice president on libertarian gary johnson's ticket back in 2016. do we add weld to the board with all the other challengers, all democrats, or does he get his own board? for now we will add it here until the race sorts out to just a few candidates. president trump took time to join the rest of us in lamenting the fire in paris. >> that is beyond countries. that's beyond anything. it's a part of our growing up. it's part of our culture. it's part of our lives. that is a truly great cathedral. >>> the "new york times" and the wall street journal just won pulitzer for their coverage of the president. the "times" for a report that examined how trump did or didn't pay taxes and where his "fortune" came from. and the wall street journal for revealing trump's payment to two women who claim they had affairs. bernie sanders are he leased 10

. >> scott mcgrew joins us. >> senate majority leader mitch mcconnell telling reporters there would bew health care bill to replace obamacare any time soon. so the president is back off that claim as well. video of the president meeting with the head of nato. he will address a joint session of congress this morning. 8:00 a.m. our time. in this meeting, president trump told stoltenberg his father was born in germany. he was born in new jersey. a total shutdown of the border which he said would happen this week. he says congress must act to keep it open but didn't set a new timeline. house judiciary committee voting on a subpoena to force the justice department to release the mueller report unredacted. congress's own law protect the special counsel's report. the rules put in place after the starr report investigating president clinton. it is entirely normal to redact private grand jury testimony. president trump once again attacking the leadership in puerto rico saying they took too much money from the usa. his words. puerto rico is part of the usa. the president's spokesman was intervie

. >>> scott mcgrew joins us with the second of two reversals this weekend. >> the other being health. mitch mcconnell saying there will be no new health care to replace obamacare any time soon. so the president backed off that claim. we have him meeting with the head of nato. he told him his father was born in germany. he was born in new jersey. we have live video out of the house judiciary this morning talking about a subpoena today that would force the justice department to release the mueller report unredacted. not as easy as the congress's own laws protect the special counsel's report. clinton. also entirely normal to redact private grand jury testimony. president trump attacking the leadership in puerto rico. saying they take too much money from the usa. his words. puerto rico part of the usa. the president's spokesman was interviewed on msnbc and called it that country. he did it twice. >> they have had mismanagement of the goods and services we have sent to them. food just rotting in the ports. their governor has done a horrible job. he's trying to make political year and tryi

. >> scott mcgrew, all kinds of politicians finding all kinds of ways to interpret the report. >> itastonishing. not just differences of opinion but differences of fact, or as the white house once called it, alternative facts. you hear a lot of people saying a lot of things about the mueller report. it shouldn't have been redacted. it exonerates the president. more hearings are needed. what you need to do is read the report itself. it's available online. it's an easy but long read. instead of relying on other people, you'll know what happened. put another way, why rely on sarah sanders and what she says about the mueller report if in the mueller report she admits to lying to the american public. even when attorney general bill bar quoted the report, he was careful not to quote the whole thing. here is what he said when he was the one who had the report. the investigation did not establish that members of the trump campaign conspired with the russian. here's the sentence fragment. here's what he did not read. although the investigation established the russian government perceived it w

. >> this time, pressure from congress, scott mcgrew. >> good morning, from the democratic house and person that has the authority to demand them. u.s. house and ways and means committee chairman richard neil requested six years of trump's tax returns. republicans say the move could set a dangerous precedent of using returns of a u.s. citizen for political gain. president trump says he can't release his tax returns because they're under audit. the irs says it would be perfectly fine for someone to release details of their taxes even under audit. we should know, we have fought seen bernie sander's taxes either. he says he and his wife do their taxes at home. it's a matter of making photo copies. he promised in february we would see them quote soon, but he never released them. he didn't release them the last time he ran for president. >>> both the "new york times" and "the washington post" report the mueller report was for more troubling for president trump tan mr. barr indicated. there is a bat until congress to see that whole report. >>> it looks like a deal with china is very close

. >> scott mcgrew, that's not how impeachment works. >> no, it is not, kris.ggling to understand what the president means. in a tweet he sent out just a short time ago, he says, if the partisan dems ever try to impeach, i would first head to the supreme court. not only are there no high crimes and misdemeanors, there are no crimes by me at all. now, there are a couple of things to unpack here. impeachment is done in congress. the charges brought by the house, the conviction in the senate, the constitution, using the words congress has the sole power. the supreme court is not involved exempt in the sense that the chief justice acts as a judge in the trial. you can't stop impeachment in the supreme court. you can, as nixon and clinton did, ask the supreme court to stop congress from gathering certain evidence. both incidentally failed. trump pointed out several days in a row he has not been charged with a crime and thus can't be impeached. that's also not how this work. the constitution is vague about what qualifies for impeachment. misdemeanor doesn't mean crim

. >> scott mcgrew joins us now. it caused quite a story. the fee would cover processing of applications for asylum. that's never been done before. one of several proposals the white house is putting forward. one refugees may like, president trump wants to vastly speed up the decision. right now it could take years to grant asylum. president trump would like it done in no less than 180 days. president trump and his family filed a lawsuit to stop two banks from turning over financial records to congress, capital one and deutsche bank. deutsche bank particularly interesting. because they would lend to trump when no other bank one. they say they can't subpoena without for the purpose of making laws. congress said it has an oversight duty and can do just that. biden holds his first campaign rally >> folks, we saw hate in charlottesville, saw it again in pittsburgh at the tree of life synagogue, the attack of the deadliest in american history on a jewish community. we are reminded again we are in a battle. we are in a battle for america's soul. i

. >>> scott mcgrew, the irs has to reveal the tax futures to congress. >> that's what the law says, krisod morning. the law says certain people request an american' tax return, the irs has to turn it over. one of those people with the power is the house oversight committee chairman elijah cummings. he has given the irs until today to provide trump's tax returns. president trump, meanwhile, sued to stoeupt, claiming congress only has the power to subpoena tax returns if it's related to writing a law, not for investigation. now, what happens if the courts don't rule by the end of today or rule against him and the trump-controlled irs still doesn't turn them over? do the democrats do anything? this is the heart of the debate among democrats. at what point do you say enough and initiate impeachment. nancy pelosi made it clear she is not there yet, sending a letter to fellow democrats saying congress should continue to seven for facts but calfalls short of calling for impeachment. kamala harris said it is time to put the president on trial. president trump tweeting a lot. only high crimes and

. >> scott mcgrew, it's not clear he would. >> it's the irs which is responsible for turning those formsr to congress. but the head of the irs works for the secretary of treasury, who works for trump. here's steve mnuchin. >> well, i wanted to acknowledge that we did receive the request. and as i've said in the past, when we received the request, it would be reviewed by our legal department. and it is our intent to follow the law. and that is in the process of being reviewed. >> now, the law he's talking about, section 6103 says the irs shall furnish the tax returns at the request of the chairman of the house ways and means committee. the white house argued because americans elected donald trump without seeing his tax returns the matter has already been, quote, litigated, though that's not what litigated means. bernie sanders, meanwhile, hasn't turned over his tax returns but now says he will as soon as monday. sanders says he and his wife do their taxes at the kitchen table. so turning them over shouldn't be difficult. they have copies. sanders has promised for months that he would show

. >> scott mcgrew a day from now, america will be busy reading. >> we know the full report is hundredsithout redactions. the summary from bill bar said the mueller report found no evidence the trump campaign knowingly conspired with the russians. but mueller did not rule whether the president obstructed justice. he said his report did not exonerate the president nor condemn him. reversing a resolution passed by both houses of congress calling for an end to the involvement in the war on yemen. america provides funneldingy toe sawedies fighting in yemen war. first time in history both the house and the senate voted to end engagement in a foreign conflict. members of congress running for president are free to move about. cory booker, amy klobuchar talking about health care and beto o'rourke on the east coast. pete buttigieg said it expected 50 people to come to the rally and got 1,600. nancy pelosi lashing on it at alexandria ocasio-cortez saying anyone could have won the district unless they were a democrat. but the big victory for o ocasio-cortez wasn't the general election, it was the

business and tech reporter scott mcgrew said it's heating up. >> reporter: roku one of three major companieset top boxes. the other two are amazon and apple. roku has the best seller, which is really rather extraordinary when you consider it is the smallest by employees. would it make sense for amazon to buy roku? here's reaction from roku ceo anthony wood. >> $708 billion company, is that right? >> market cap. >> i'm wondering if that makes you a take-out target for one of these companies. >> i don't know. >> you do too. look at that face. >> i'm interested in like, we are happy being a stand alone successful company. >> wood is a television pioneer and invented the dvr. we'll talk to him and take you inside a billion dollar genomics company. >> very good show. tune in if you can sunday morning. >>> lack of trust in tech. social media is a big part of our daily lives but what do we think of it? a lot we don't like. a new poll from nbc news and the "wall street journal," 60% of people have no faith in facebook protecting their private information. 37% don't trust google. and 27% don't trust

checks and balances with scott mcgrew coming up in 15 minutes. >>> 5:33. here's a story you will only see on "today in the bay". a scabies scare on vta. it is a skin condition caused by tiny mites. one driver being treated. one driver says he's concerned the buses are too dirty. >> so that is a bit alarming. i think they should heck to see if it was from taking the bus. >> a vta spokesperson said the buses are being taken out of service as extra precaution. >>> family members are talking about the incredible recovery for a boy some feared would not survive a tragic shooting. navon price jackson, two weeks ago was never death after accidentally shooting himself in the head with a gun they say belonged to his mother's boyfriend. >> navon, say hello to the world. >> now, this is video. his grandfather filmed it yesterday showing the boy awake and alert, sipping on juice from a straw. family members are thrilled that he is out of intensive care and breathing on his own. >> he's doing something different every day. he's taking gas out, he's rolling his eyes at

. >>> scott mcgrew is following. >> anyone in the race for president has to tell us how much money they raised in the first quarter. it's the deadline. you're right, the president way out ahead in this race. his re-election campaign says it raised $30 million the first three months of the year. the president launched his re-election campaign shortly after winning his first campaign holding more than 50 rallies in the first two years in office. the president's re-election campaign far outpacing his democratic rivals. there are many of them, so they are dividing up the pie. bernie sanders tops the list. harris got $12 million. harris and sanders together raise up to what trump was able to raise. everyone, including pete buttigieg, is surprised how high up he is. we were talking earlier about kamala harris's taxes. reminder, we haven't seen bernie sanders' taxes not now or the last time he ran. will we ever see the president's taxes in congress demanded them. over the weekend sarah sanders said members of congress are not smart enough to understand the president's taxes. leading congressma

." >>> good morning, everyone, i'm scott mcgrew.debate in the entertainment world over the future of story telling, particularly in movies. is the future of movies the same as its past, putting images on the screen for

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breaking news: the fbi this morning confirms >>> good morning to you, i'm scott mcgrew with breaking. here's what we know, a little before 7:00 last night a driver slammed into a group of people, did not appear to use the brakes. that driver is in custody but has not been identified. we also know the youngest victim is 13 years old. again, injuries but no deaths. happening right in and out, we are talking to authorities. bob will have a live report in our newscast. you can check our twitter feed. we are posting updates as soon as we get them. and gas prices are soaring in the area, pretty much the highest in the nation. see the answers the governor has for the recent spikes. >>> and sharks fan calling it a win for ages, stunning vegas and stealing game seven of their playoff series in overtime. can you see some of the highlights at nbcbayarea.com. de watching and waiting overnight for joe biden to make it official- that he )s throwing his hat in the ring for president. plus- before you swap out your cell, our consumer unit has an alert about what to do with your sim. join us tomorrow

sentencing is scheduled for >>> good morning. 8:56, i'm scott mcgrew.uspended license when he killed two fathers and their sons. the boys, just 13 and 15. the only person in that car to survive, you saw a picture of him early, cal bears baseball pitcher, jared horn. a jury last month convicted low of four counts of murder. >>> happening now, our pete certi is at the courthouse. >>> leading bay area lawmakers nancy pelosi responding to reports the white house considered bussing migrants to sanctuary cities like san francisco. ice refused, calling it illegal. we have information at nbcbayarea.com. >>> good news, that little oakland boy who many thought would die after being shot is out of the hospital. get up to tc updates and your complete forecast s >>> kick off a brand-new work week with us. >> get up-to-the-minute traffic updates and your complete forecast and you're ready to get out the door and take on the day. >>> plus the latest headlines from the bay area to capitol hill. join us monday morning for "today in the bay" 4:30 to 7:00. a business owne