what was being said by adam shif? >> well, hey, richard, adam shif made some news today. he's the first person who has reviewed the classified information who said there is evidence of collusion. he called it circumstantial evidence. obviously, as you pointed out, others have disagreed with that. we may be talking about definitions here. you know, nbc news has reported and others have reported that the u.s. intelligence committee has evidence of meetings between russian operatives and members of the trump campaign over the summer. is that what he is referring to as circumstantial evidence of collusion? perhaps. although, he has access to a lot of information we don't have. clearly, his point is that's what the investigation is designed to look into. whether there was anything more, what that means, why did those meetings occur. but, you know, unfortunately it doesn't appear that fbi director james comey will be able to shed light on thatomorrow. that's the highly classified part of the investigation he's probably not going to talk about, richard. >> why do you think adam

director come before the committee in a private briefing and they cancelled that briefing today but adam shif top democrat and the intelligence committee moving forward on its own and making plans to interview jared kushner, president trump's son-in-law, and adviser, and about contacts with the russian officials and i'm told it is likely that testimony will be under oath but in a private setting not a public set pg. we will see whatever we may learn from this private testimony, wolf. >> getting excellent exercise on the hill as well. thank you very much. we are also learning more tonight about the senate russian investigation and plans to question the president's son-in-law and senior adviser, jared kushner's testimony is likely to be under oath and likely to focus at least in part on the newly disclosed meeting with the russian banker who has close ties to vladimir puton. seeing as jessica snyder is looking into all of this for us. this hearing is supposed to take place i take it behind closed doors. >> that's right, wolf. the chairman richard burr saying that the testimony will be private i

but congressman adam shif the democrat on the housing committee says he plans to ask comey that question directly when he testifies before the committee later this month. at the white house kristin fisher fox news. >>> the bay area man who climbed a white house fence faces a possible 10-year prison sentence. 26-year-old jonathan tran of milpedas was ordered and charged for carrying mace. president trump was in the white house at the time of the security breech. he claimed he had an appointment with the president and was carrying a letter that mentioned russian hackers. the secret service says he has no criminal record. he is scheduled to appear in court tomorrow. >>> really what this comes down to is safety. >> driverless cars are coming to california streets. the safety remains, of course a top priority. coming up at 10:30 the new rules designed to speed up plans and get those driverless cars on california roads as soon as this year. >>> but first the new round in the battle over immigration. how san francisco restaurants are now following the lead of cities and counties across the u.s.

here's adam shif, top democrat in the intelligence committee. we want to listen n. >> some weeks ago the chairman and i signed a bipartisan written agreement that we w conduct this investigation in part in closed session and in part in open session. we had both recognized several times since we agreed to the scope of our investigation, that was very important to bring the public in to the investigation as much as we could. so the country would understand what we were looking at, the progress we were making, what the issues were, and most fundamentally why the american people should care about why -- about how russia intervened in our election. and the seriousness of this issue. the challenge it poses not only for our own democracy but for democracies around the world. we agreed that many of these hearings would be done in open session. we invited five directors -- four directors and sally yates, to come and testify. they all agreed to come testify in open session. because of scheduling we ended up breaking that you first open hearing into two pa

well, that's created a huge split between nunes and the top democrats on the committee, adam schiff. shifants nunes to recuse himself, which is almost certainly not going to happen. but, this morning, nunes did cancel all of today's committee meetings about russia. president trump today will undo something called clean power plan put into place by the obama administration. the new rules will allow older coal plants to keep running and allow coal mining and fracking on federal land. the president's made several changes in america's environmental policies. this one, while controversial, is technically not a change because the opaum aobama rules trying to undo never took effect. they got caught up in the court. then today's changes to the change will probably end up in courts as well. so nothing going into effect. >> scott, thank you for that report. >>> scott will be looking at the president's tweets, his executive orders and speeches throughout the first 100 days on today in the bay. as we mentioned, day 68. you can share your thoughts with him on twitter. his twitter handle is easy enough

that's created a huge split between nunes and the top democrat on the committee, adam schiff. shif wants nunes to recuse himself, which is almost certainly not going to happen, but this morning, nunes did cancel all of today's committee hearings about russia. president trump today will undo something called the clean power plan put into place by the obama administration. the new rules will allow older plants to keep running and will allow coal mining and fracking on federal land. the president's made several changes in america's environmental policies. this one, while controversial, is technically not a change because the obama rules they're trying to undo never really took effect. lastly, president trump tweeted this morning he would have new word about new jobs at ford motor companies. not clear if this is a new announcement. mr. trump sometimes repeats past announcements leaving some people to think it is a new of news. last week, the president praised charter communications plan to move 20,000 jobs to a call center in the united states. something that charter had technically an