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anniversary of the moon landing, you might recall neil armstrong and buzz aldrin and collins returned from the moon to this ship. bob redell, nbc bay area news. >> so much history to see there. nice to see all of the people becoming citizens. thank you, bob. >>> switching gears here, such a big problem in the city of santa clara that police are now calling it an epidemic. the santa clara police department has seen the number of vehicle break-ins skyrocket this year. this is according to a report from the silicon valley voy. break-ins are up over 121%. professional burgly crews are striking between 5:00 and 10:00 p.m. monday through friday. officers say they target large parking lots near freeways. thieves are after laptop commute computers and use apps that search for your computer bluetooth signal and indicate whether it is in the cab of the car or the trunk. >>> well new details, the acting secretary of homeland security is now ordering the immediate investigation into offensive posts allegedly written by border patrol agents. kevin mcaleenan took to twitter, any employee found to have compromised the public's tru

doug collins gearing up to bob mueller on wednesday. explain what went down there.ain decorum that is required on the house floor. >> there certainly is, and as the leader of the house, the speaker is the one in charge actually of our rules. and we can have vehement debate, we can disagree violently even in our language, but there are certain thing that we cannot say. and drawing on the personality of the president and using that, it just how, frankly, degraded the democratic party has -- the speaker ought to be the embarrassed. she should not look back on this as a victory. it brought, frankly, dishonor to house because the body never voted to say she didn't break the rule. she was told she broke the rule, but what she forced her to do was take away her punishment. i don't have to be punished for that which meant that the words will be stricken, and she couldn't speak on the floor. this shows you how disfunctional this democratic majority has been. they have done nothing except run roughshod over the institutional processes in the house. maria: here we are in july,

collins was about 60 miles bob aldrin and buzz aldrin and buzz armstrong keeping an eye on things while they explored the surface. >> all this year we're marking the 70th anniversary of abc7 with moments from the past, some of them make us proud but some make us cringe at least a little. here's a look back at one of those cringe worthy parts of bay area history from 1966 as told by news reporter steve davis a few years later. >> topless joints on broadway in their heyday. it was all very titillating competitive. tara on the right sued tasha on your left for allegedly stealing her act which amounted to writhing bare chested with a snake. so tasha countersued tara for copying her hairstyle. honest. >> she promised me in front of witnesses she would not do this and she did it. it was anybody that i didn't know, that this girl was my friend with friends like her, you need no enemies. >> i had never ever said one bad word against judy. ever. >> i'll take care of it. >> shortly thereafter, persian national whose visa expired took her topless act to the golden gate bridge to which she threaten

he was critical of the president's comments as were more moderate republicans including susan collins and bobting, i was just skimming through mike allen's note and he says more and more democrats will call for an impeachment lane as a result of this rhetoric. i talked to republican strategists who feel that what the president was trying to do, all disagreeing with his racial rhetoric overtones, elevate them to be the face of the democratic party. hour, who at the 5:00 came out to the podium on capitol hill? alexandria a cost ceeo court to -- alexandria or cost ceeo cortez -- it is getting lost withaoc was feuding speaker nancy pelosi in the second half of last week. that tension is there. tom: let's look at a liberal, richard cohen writing for the washington post, beautiful craft of english. drink,nt trump is not start sober drunk on hate. strategy going back to richard nixon's southern strategy and president reagan's indifference to civil rights. the united states' oldest scar, race, is being ripped open. walletsght fatten some but he feasts on the country's sole. kevin: they are having an

>>those kaylin collins reporting by the way we will be streaming bob mueller's testimony live tomorrow morning you can catch it all on kron 4 dot com will also have continuing coverage of the hearing that will follow on the kron 00:04am morning news mueller set to begin speaking at 5.30 our time tomorrow morning. meanwhile, a group of democratic senators is holding its own hearing on the conditions of migrant children at the southern border, typically hearings are held by committee chaired by the majority republican party but democrats say they asked for a hearing on this topic and republicans refuse so today lawmakers heard from hope fry, the works directly with the migrant children. >>the children we saw were filthy wearing the same wet and muddy came close in which they traveled ending the nsa it necessary detention of children. >>misty congresses, highest priority. >>president trump did extend an olive branch of sorts over the weekend tweeting that he is willing to meet with democrats to discuss what they have witnessed at the border. >>they're confirming today the latest round of

i joined ranking member collins very early on say let's bring in bob mueller. he wrote it. let's deal with it. let's go through that. now we have been dealing with these circus sideshow hearings for months. we have been doing it constantly. it's not because any witness that has been in front of those tables has had anything substantive to add to what has gone on in this report. it is a narrative, messaging hearing, we have done them over and over again. i have sat through every one. i tried to be in my chair schts possible. i tried to commit -- contribute to the committee as much as possible. i find out this morning that next week i have my constituency has no voice in this hearing. none. not a single voice. i'm not going to be able to participate. and i'm not here to whine and kick dirt. i don't think people sent me to congress to do that. i think it's unbelievably disrespectful to every member of this committee and i think it's unbelievably disrespectful to my constituents to put those kind of parameters in place. with that i would kind of end on a question and if we are

bob barr handled that. >> i think they didn't just like the result. >> doug collins has called for hearings on russian meddling in our election. i want to get your thoughts. do you agree with the findings of the mueller report that russia interfered in our election and continues to come do so? >> yes, and one of the reasons why i've joined in bipartisan legislation to create better connectivity among our supervisors of elections, departments of state and homeland security. rush that is not our friend. they are a malign actor. they view our election system as a vulnerability and i am grateful that there are republicans and democrats working together on nonpartisan solutions to this growing challenge. >> but you voted against the election security bill last month. >> no, that bill had a lot more in it. that was like the democrat guaranteed re-election bill. there is other legislation that has broader bipartisan support that doesn't engage in some of the -- >> you say that russia is a malign actor and you want to hold them accountable. the leader of your party, the president, said he would possibly welcome inform

bob. >>> 50 years ago today three americans changed the course of history. michael collinsneil armstrong and buzz aldron becoming the first men to land on the moon. >> the apollo 11 mission ended the space race. the historic journey is being remembered across the country including at the air and space museum in washington, where jay gray is live this morning. good morning, jay. >> reporter: hey, good morning, laura. good morning, scott. you know, they celebrate apollo here every day, the lunar lander just behind us, a big part of the history here, but this week is different, and special, just like the men who were a part of that historic flight. >> it's one small step for man -- >> reporter: a footprint that leaves an impact even now, half a century later. the mission carried out by more than 400,000 people from 20,000 companies in every state, working around the clock for nearly a decade. >> liftoff. >> reporter: but with the rocket leaving earth, the lunar module racing through the great unknown and the lander settling in the sea of tranquility. >> okay, neil, we can see

collins. we're going to bring those to you live when they began. bob, let me come to you, what are you hearing from your sources about the latest white house subpoena move and broad investigations they are continuing to push against the president. >> the war wing inside of the west wing and white house counsel's office is humming today as it has been since january. when you talk to white house attorneys and aides, for the first two years it was about judicial nominations, don mcgahn, white house counsel, now the white house counsel that placed mcgahn. it's bougt preventing getting witnesses to the hill and documents to the white house. that's what a lot of their focus is day in and day out. >> as we're having this conversation, president trump is tweeting about the exact issue we are talking about. we're going to get that up on the screen for you here. he says, according to the president, now the democrats have asked to see 12 more people who have already spent hours with robert mueller and spent a fortune on lawyers in so doing. how many bites at the

i have joined, i joined ranking member collins very early on saying let's bring in bob mueller he is the one that wrote it, let's deal with it, let's go through that and let's have all of that and now we have been dealing with these circuits sideshow hearings for months. and they have been doing it constantly and it is not because any witness that has been in front of those tables has had anything substantive to add to the narrative. it is a hearing, we have done them over and over again. and i have sat through everyone. i tried to be here and contribute as much as possible, i find out this morning that next week i have my constituency has no license in the hearing, none. not a single voice. i'm not going to be able to participate and i'm not here to whine and kick dirt i quite frankly do-nothing people sent me here to kick dirt but i think it is unbelievably disrespectful to every member of this committee and i think it is unbelievably disrespectful to my constituents to put those kinds of parameters in place so with that i would kind of end on a question and if we are going to limi

collins with the latest from the white house. thank you. >>> also with us, former cia operative and cnn security analyst, bob baer. always good to have you with us. as we look at this, you have iran saying one thing with this elaborate video, as well. the president and the secretary of state saying something else. who do you believe? >> i don't believe either one. what i do know is the iranians have cornered this white house, taking that tanker on friday was essentially an act of war. an act of piracy. they cannot withstand sanctions. iran cannot withstand them too much longer and they want to force a confrontation with the united states, hoping they'll come out at the better end of it. and, you know, it's almost as if they want a war. >> almost as if they want a war. do you think this administration sees that on the part of iran? >> look, here's the problem. the president cannot take on iran militarily and win without more forces in the gulf. also going into an election 2020, can he really afford to go into what would look like world war iii in the persian gulf? i don't think so. and i think the iranians know he

. >> of course, we're talking with doug collins, the ranking member on judiciary ahead of the bob muellerabout the border issues. we're going to talk about the fight within the democratic party and get secretary car to weigh in on what aoc keeps saying about the president. and importantly, as i said, bob mueller testifying this upcoming week. we're going to get the lay of the land from the ranking member of judiciary, congressman doug collins. also talking with the ceo of bank of america, brian moynihan, about this economy, and i'll get into wages as well. griff: with collins particularly, you know, we've seen, obviously, democrats wanted mueller to be there more than anyone. now there's this talk that it could backfire on democrats. do we really know what collins wants out of this or how -- pete: republican strategy? >> yeah. well, there is a republican strategy to try to get to some of the issues that are under investigation like the origins of the russia investigation which, of course, with we've talked about, given the fact that we know there was no collusion. how did this investigati

this is actually very astute on the part of congressman collins trying to undermine the credibility of bob mueller. i don't think it successfully did so but he tarnished him a little bit. stuart: i think this goes right over the heads of most people. >> i think you're exactly right. for lawyers, this is a field day. this is in the weeds for the public. stuart: totally so. >> democrats are doing a better job of getting their message across that the president did all these bad things. the republicans are more trying to undermine his credibility as if this were a courtroom. stuart: we have more from the hearings. come in, hillary, please. you got an exchange i believe or give me a quick report on this. the steele dossier came up this morning. reporter: that did, stuart. as mueller stated in his beginning remarks, he did not want to comment on it. he repeatedly said it was outside of his purview. he was asked about the steele dossier and who, where it came from, fusion gps. mueller says he's not familiar with that, he did not want to talk about that topic, and the congressman raised the point

collins there and nadler before that. how could this back and forth, all of this rhetoric, how could it affect negotiations over bob mueller's testimony? >> bob mueller has committed to testify. i think he is largely going to stay within the four corners of this thing. i think we're going to see the doj try to constrain mueller. the white house is going to imply -- apply increasing pressure. i think they are concerned about members of mueller's team who are going to be called before closed door sessions of the intel committees. that's got the white house very nervous. >> how would the doj constrain bob mueller? >> we have heard the attorney general come out and very subtly, hint, hint, if bob didn't want to go through this, we would certainly support him. behind the scenes, i think there's pressure attempts going on. >> always good to have you. thank you for being here. >>> millions of folks along the gulf coast are bracing for the first major storm of the season. the rain and flooding has started. started. teenager has the car. at subaru, we're taking on distracted driving [ping] with sensors that alert you when your eyes a

never criticized lindsey graham, doug collins, joni ernst, lee zeldin, martha mcsally, all the republican combat veterans of the it's a means of retreat for her. boban't get past it. he fails. you can't attack him, shame on you. i don't come on this program, brian, we disagree, hey, geraldo, i disagree. i'm a veteran. mueller would never say that she never makes any sense. why do we cover her? ainsley: that has has nothing to do with the issue. we and democrats an republicans love our veterans. >> one thing to love your veterans. another thing to invest in them. rebuild the military. believe enough in them so they should have a choice for their health care at va if you're democrats today, you want to decimate the military. trap them in a single-payer government-run health care system. that is not booed for vets. brian: do you remember john mccain? john mccain how he used to go after generals, general abizaid or general petraeus when they didn't have the answers he wanted, he would spar with them. >> get what is wrong at pentagon too. you can criticize it because they know what is under the tent. steve: the president has great confidence in the att