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star studded award ceremony the festival's top prize the palme d'or went to south korean director bob hope for his black comedy parasite the prize for a parasite marks the 1st korean film ever to win the honor for best film at cannes the festival 2nd place award the grand prize went to french senegalese director of film atlantis i'm joined now by scott rock star from our culture desk wow. my 1st thought. was. surprise parasite well of the it was a surprise for me because this is the 1st time that the jury and i have agreed on what should win won the palme d'or going there many many years parasite was my favorite film this year that usually means it wins nothing this time the jury agree with me finally they got it right no this is amazing film it is the 1st time a korean film has won the top prize in cannes but junho is a very established director and well known in cannes has been accomplished a number of times before this film is really incredible it's sort of a sort of comedy hitchcock in a thriller it's about a family of poor family of a sort of a small time con artist who managed to con

she was also a favorite of alfred hitchcock, frank sinatra and bob hope and worked by jimmy stewart and clark gable. >> let's take a crack at this alone. >> day married four times having one son, terry, with whom she was extremely close. he died in 2004 and day took it incredibly hard. >> her second husband was her agent and she married him in 1951. his sudden death in 1968 showed her earnings was miss managed and she was in debt. she reluctantly agreed to do the doris day show. it would net her another golden globe and run for five years. >> following her film and tv career, she advocated for animals and oversaw her foundation. >> this is doris day on behalf of the humane society of the united states urging you to adopt a pet. >> revered at one of the greatest american actresses of the big scene, she got the cecil b demille award for her body of work. >> god is good and i'm very blessed. >> in 2004 she received the presidential medal of freedom but a fear of flying kept her from getting it in person. >> even though she kept a low profile in her later years, she will always be remembere

she was also a favorite of alfred hitchcock, frank sinatra and bob hope. >> should because of help from the police? >> i want to take a crack at the salon. >> she married 4 times having win son terry with whom she was extremely close. terry died in 2004 and took it extremely hard. her second husband was her agent who she married in 1951. his sudden death reveals days earnings had been mismanaged and she was deeply entered. she reluctantly agreed to do the doris day show. her performance would net her another golden globe and run for 5 years. >> would you like to know who i had a late supper with? >> following her film and tv career she devoted her life to advocating for animals and overseeing her foundation. >> this is doris day on the behalf of the humane society of the united states urging you to adopt a pet. >> the hollywood foreign press gave her the sosebee demille award for her body of work. >> god is good. i am very blessed. >> in 2004 she received the presidential medal of freedom. a paralyzing fear of flying kept her from accepting it in person. >> even though she kept a low pr

bob. >>> chp hopes other drivers may have noticed what led up to a shooting in last night's commute. it happened at 6:00 on northbound 880 near the 238 interchange. neither of re hit by gunfire. officers shut down all lanes for 30 minutes. they are still trying the approximate get a description of the shooter's vehicle. >>> oakland police will again be adding extra patrols to prevent sideshow activity. oakland is not the only city getting tough on sideshows. earlier this week, san jose passed an ordnance allowing them to punish sideshow spectators. >>> now might block members of his administration from testifying to congressional committees. >> reporter: hoping to hear from the special counsel, the house judiciary committee is now negotiating directly with representatives for rocket mueller bypassing the justice department after a series of road blocks and signals of more to come. president trump on fox news renewing his threat to block former white house counsel don mcgahn from testifying to congress. >> i don't think i can let him and tell everybody else you can. especially him bec

kate smith, bob hope -- >> she's had a hard week or two, kate smith.t she used to be. >> right. has been accused lately -- >> giving racist speeches for songs back in the '30s. >> in any case, the idea was a little good publicity for nixon. even nixon had the good taste and restraint to know that it would not finally help him for him to be there, so he went to san clementi and let honor america day transpire and there were weed smoking protesters and they waded into the reflecting pool. it was never trump. >> if i want to give my speech about people coming to washington, i love this city. >> of course. >> i've been here most of my life. it's free if you can afford a hotel room within 20 or 30 miles. everything is free. all the museums are free. all the monuments are free. i tell people come to washington, you already paid for it. that is so true. dana milbank, thank you. michael beschloss, come to washington. you already paid for it. >>> up next, the blue state of pennsylvania wasn't supposed to go for trump in 2016 but it did. i want to find out this

greg sinatra and bob hope and worked i table and jimmy stewart. >> should be get some help from the policeried four times having one son with whom she was close. terry died in 2004 and doris day to incredibly hard. her second husband with her agent. his sudden death in 1968 revealed that her earnings for mismanaged. she reluctantly agreed to do the doris day show. her performance but that her another golden globe and run for five years. >> would you like to know who i had a late supper with ? >> reporter: she devoted her life to advocating for animals and overseeing her foundation. >> i am urging you to adopt a pet. >> reporter: revered as one of the greatest american actresses, she was given the sessile be demille award in 1989 for her body of work. >> in 2004 she received the presidential medal of freedom. a paralyzing fear of flying kept her from getting it in person. >> she will always be remembered as that girl next- door who captured our hearts and taught us case arras iraq whatever will be will be. >> foxnews. >> doris days foundation said she had been an excellent health until she

democrats hope bob mueller wants to testify, and nancy pelosi hopes the threat of impeachment will force them to obey their subpoenas. we have a lot to get to tonight, but we begin with a freight train heading towards 2020. then honestly neither side seems to be ready for. floodgates are opening after alabama's governor kay ivy signed into law the country's most restrictive abortion law. >> now joined the wie of states passing some stricter anti-abortion rights bills. this one bans abortion at eight weeks, and like alabama, it does not include exceptions for rape and incest. abortion is an issue that republicans would usually say gives them the upper hand. these laws are in some cases draconian measures that they don't want to defend. democrats, on the other hand, usually run away from these kinds of fights because they fire up republican voters and can turn off independents. in this case democrats are the ones that are directly running towards this issue thanks to alabama. >> it is wrong, and it is unconstitutional. >> this is outrageous. this is an assault on human rights. >> this is a

the hope is with speaker pelosi going to meet with bob lighthizer maybe we'll get a thawing there. the usitc report came out few weeks ago. it was unequivocal this is beneficial for the economy. certainly for the entire country and northeast ohio where i'm from. let's have the debate and get it on the floor. stuart: if we don't get the usmca through, how big of a problem is it for our overall economy? >> i think it's a big problem. to me usmca is precursor to china. your last guest is talking about china. we are stronger in the negotiations against china if we're unified on usmca. we need to get this done from an economic standpoint for the deal itself, it makes sense the usmca deal. it makes us stronger against a horrible factor on the international stage. that is china. stuart: am i right in saying, when this usmca is presented to

democrats hope bob mueller wants to testify, and nancy pelosi hopes the threat of impeachment will forcetheir subpoenas. we have a lot to get to tonight, but we begin with a freight train heading towards 2020. then honestly neither side seems to be ready for. floodgates are opening after alabama's governor kay ivy signed into law the country's most restrictive abortion law.

we're all waiting to hear more about the people in the hospital and hoping they pull through. bob redell, "today in the bay". >>> very sad. thank you very much, bob. 4:33 right now. bay area uber driver under arrest after trying to prey on its passengers. they fear there may be other victims. >> one victim threw herself from the car while it was still moving. >> scary. and a little bit paranoid. >> reporter: that's how the women in berkeley are feeling after the arrest of gabriel amari, a former uber driver arrested and charged with kidnapping with intent to commit a sexual assault. >> angry, nervous, afraid. >> reporter: a gas station manager telling how he helped one of the victims. >> she noticed something was off with the driver. >> reporter: he told the berkeley woman he was not going to take her to work. she feared he was going to sexual assault her. that's when she jumped out of the moving or qaa. two hours later, a woman claimed he touched her on the thigh on a pickup in oakland. >> people are taking advantage of other people, whether it's sexually or monetarily. >> report

>> the most important thing is for the country to hear from bob mueller. i hopehat that can happen in the next few weeks or month. i think it is important for us to hear from don mcgahn about obstruction of justice issues. and i'm hopeful in the next month that we get the president's tax returns. it is important to understand legitimate purpose for this. the president is on twitter bragging that he never paid taxes and that he avoided taxes. the reason we audit presidential tax returns, every president is audited, we're a nation of laws and want to know our elected leaders comply with the same laws that citizens comply with. congress has every right to figure out whether that's the case with this president. >> thank you for taking a few minutes. >> thanks for having me. >>> ahead, can pete buttigieg overcome the biggest challenge his campaign faced so far, appealing to african-american voters. brand new polling data with headline grabbing numbers. we go to the big board to take a look. rd to take a look i felt i couldn't be at my best wifor my family. c, in only

reporting live in oakland, bob redell, "today in the bay". >>> hoping for big victories tonight. >> big time. thanks a lot, bob. >> and so if you're going to head out to the sharks game tonight, great weather in san jose. nice weather. we will take all that energy inside the shark tank. tonight it cools off. fruitvale bart station, we will have clouds. upper 50s to the upper 60s today. another sunny day. we get clouds, possibly rain in the forecast. mike, now you're tracking the slow spots. >> and the trouble spots. a few of each showing up. bay bridge toll plaza slowing down, filling up right on schedule. we should see the metering lights in the next five to seven minutes. this looks great as far as speed sensors go. out the phones to fu the pre-orders. scott ad libs tease 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 busine

just heard from him and essentially what bob mueller seems to be saying if you call me, i am going to refer you back to my 448-page report. what more do you hope to hear from bob mueller? >> again, it's the difference between, you know, seeing the movie and reading the book. and, you know, people are busy, they're taking their kids to school, working hard at their jobs. but the special counsel a very articulate, experienced prosecutor can lay out for the american people in his words what the russians did and what the president did to obstruct. but we also want to get the full report. and if this president is so innocent, so cleared, so exonerated he needs to let us have 100% of the report. because an eighth of it is buried beneath the earth right now. he needs to unearth it and let bob mueller speak to that evidence. >> what did that, roughly, 9 minute statement from bob mueller, what did it do for folks in your party, the calls for impeachment? >> it certainly, i think, will amplify those calls. it's a road i said we're going to be on and end up at anyway. taking a step back, craig, the call i heard from mr. mueller was for every american to

the democrats got the best of bob mueller in that statement. that they can hope for any better. if bob mueller comes to testify, he is also going to get grilled by republicans who want to know, "huh, when did you know there was no conspiracy? why didn't the investigation and at that point? did you know between june 2017 when the last fisa warrant renewal was handed out, and the fall when it had to have been renewed? that was 2017, that was more than a year before the midterm elections. what did you know, why did you you -- you --" let me just finish. "when did you hear peter strzok was conflicted? or was of the text messages?" so there's a lot they would want to ask popular. in terms of the democrats, he gave a gift to the hard left impeachment crowd. >> capri: really quickly -- >> dagen: let me finish my thought and you can talk away. >> capri: sorry. [laughs] >> dagen: was a gift because it was, "well, i might have had enough information, but i couldn't do it because of the office of legal counsel. i believe it it up to congress. the president is above the law." so that's a gif

bob. thank you. >>> chp hopes other drivers will know what led up to a freeway shooting that put a huge wrenchight's commute. it happened 6:00 last night on northbound 880 near the 238 interchange. officers did shut down all lanes 30 minutes just to look for evidence. investigators are still trying to get a description of the shooter's vehicle. >>> oakland police this weekend will again be adding extra patrols in an effort to get tough on sideshow activity. authorities also promise adding surveillance with helicopters and maximum punishment for anyone caught doing sideshow activity. oakland is not the only one getting tough. san jose passed an ordnance to punish sideshow spectators with fines and possible jail time. >>> 5:33. san francisco is suing the trump administration over a policy that the city attorney says could lead to discrimination in health care and cost the city up to a billion dollars in federal funding. >> the president believes it could give people their own rights. kris sanchez joins us with some of the specifics on this. kris? >> reporter: hi there, laura and marcus. the san

know that democrats in the house judiciary committee are pushing for public testimony of bob mueller and they hope that will happen by the middle of this month, wolf. >> manu, what are you learning about this new ultimatum from the house judiciary committee, jerry nadler, to the attorney general, william barr. >> yeah, jerry nadler sending a letter today, a final offer of sorts, to the justice department to provide the full unredistractunredistract unredacted mueller report to capitol hill. this after a subpoena was issued for the justice department to provide the report by this past wednesday. the justice department did not comply. now this latest offer saying, provide this information, but showing a little bit of leeway. with nadler saying they're prepared to discuss limiting and prioritizing their request for the underlying evidence. and they want this information by 9:00 a.m. monday. if not, nadler is warning he will move forward with con tempt proceedings for the attorney general. and that could happen by the middle of next week. potentially, no word yet back from the justice department if th

. >> reporter: nadler hopes to have bob mueller brought in the testimony may 15. it is the same date the house intelligence committee chair gave the justice department to hand over the full mueller report. in washington, lauren blanchard, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> california senator and presidential hopeful kamala harris is making an appearance in san francisco today. she will be the speaker at the 75th anniversary celebration of the sun reporter newspaper. and african-american weekly publication. the gala is at the hyatt regency at 7 pm. in the meantime democratic presidential candidate pete buttigieg will be in san francisco tomorrow. he will host a fundraiser at the regency ballroom from 6:30 pm to 8 pm. he's in los angeles joining that mayor for an event supporting organized labor. >>> we see gray and wind across the area. >> it is one of the cooler days and we have stubborn overcast. here's a live camera look toward san francisco bay. solid overcast blanketing the city. the same deal in san jose where you can't see the overcast. the clouds will slowly backup near

. >> congressman clarified that may 15 is when they are hoping to have bob mueller up to the hill to testify but at this point no date has been agreed upon in negotiations between mueller steam and house judiciary democrats are ongoing. president trump may have something that about mueller test financial and the president said he would not get in the way of the special counsel testifying to congress and would leave it up to attorney general bill barth was repeatedly said he has no objections to it but however this afternoon the president made clear he has plenty of objections and as i think mueller should testify to congress tweeting in part -- it is important to note special counsel did not clear the president of obstruction of justice in the report but that the attorney general decided there was not enough evidence to prosecute for it. that is one of the many decisions democrats are now attacking the 84 and demand he turned over the full unredacted version of the mueller reports by tomorrow morning at 9:00 a.m. if he does not, democrats on house judiciary committee plan to move ahe

bob. caller: i hope everyone is having a wonderful day.heexcited to see all ,udicial legislative, and executive things that are going to crash into all of the political spin machines and get spewed out over the next 48 hours as something is alwaystion, but it fun watching american politics. you have to smile. host: ok, bob. fred in riverview, florida. mcgrath. --democrat. fred, good morning. caller: good morning. host: your thoughts on the attorney general. caller: i think the attorney general is getting the same treatment judge kavanaugh gods. -- got. they flipped out when he put two of his picks on the supreme court and bar said he wouldr get bottom of why this investigation even started. i will have bottom of why this investigation even nothing to dh this party ever again. in fayetteville, north carolina. democrat. caller: i would like to say i agree with the democrats. attorney barr is to represent the people, not the president. also, every time you ask them something, they always want to bring up barack obama and hillary clinton. they

areper, more effective and more reliable, more lethal firemsn the central bob understands the need for some regulation and said he hopesrs don't go too far. >> that's going to create the bigger headache for us to try to follow the laws. >> several law enforcement officials believe there should be a larger effort by both lawmakers and their own agencies who collect data and track these ghost guns more closely. as one law enforcement official put it, we can't really address this threat until we know exactly how bad the problem really is. >> that's a big issue. >> how do you track the ghost guns? >> you literally can't until it's been fired and used in a crime and then you can. before that, it's untraceable. >> if you have a story for steven or investigative unit, call us or visit our website. nbcbayarea.com/investigation. >> the sky is not falling, but so much stuff happening, we have been talking about the little league and graduation and bay to breakers. you can try to play around or be ready for this rainfall, but we will spe of time on the hour by hour forecast. cloud cover as you move into 9:30. east bay and south b

bob redell, "today in the bay". >>> so many students being affected here hoping they come up with an agreement soon. thanks, bob. >>> attorneys today will try to nail down some of the details ahead of this summer's competency trial on a ran don stabbing on an open bart platform. they are deciding whether he is fit to stand trial. earlier this week the judge ordered a competency trial for july. right now there is some disagreement over the test that will be conducted by experts to provide as testimony. >> well, more prosecutors are filing more than 100 federal hate crime charges against the suspected southern california synagogue shooter. one woman died in that shooting last month. three others were hurt. the 19-year-old suspect could be eligible for the death penalty. >>> good morning we're following up on reports still under way in butte county. according to the company overseeing the efforts, so far crews removed 672,000 tons of debris. that's more than half the size of the golden gate bridge. 2,000 properties are completely clear of debris in the town of paradise. they are still clearing 100 prope

not in a full on lie but the impression he was giving was one different than bob mueller intended be. >> mueller said he hopeswill be the only time he speaks publicly on his report. that if he has to testify before congress, he won't go beyond what's written in his 448-page report. are there more questions he should address? >> yeah. i don't blame him for hoping that. god forbid anyone should hope to testify in front of congress especially given some of the circus like speiatmosphere when people come to testify. bob mueller has been mute for the last two years except for today. he was the fbi director for 12 years. he spoke. he would have work that he put forward that speaks for itself. i've stood with him at press conferences and not withstanding the work speaks for itself. he understood in cases of high consequence and where people cared, there was some value in explaining things to the public and answering questions from the press. not everything can be fully explanatory based on words alone. he's testified in front of congress. he's pretty good at it. he may not like it. he may not like to be in a positio

they hope it promised too much and simply got into trouble. bob works for the company. we found him onsite. >> we have issues. >> what kind of issues. >> i can't really say. >> as to what they are investigating, they did not say today. but we did speak with the corpse officer of the company. they said they're doing everything they can to get the prongs finished. there's been a learning curve and wet weather. that has set many jobs back. the company said they are wil 7 investigating the construction and found their license was suspended a few times over the past decade. due to the company not having worker's comp, it was reinstated. the company canceled its own contracting over the past deck it a. >>> a robbery suspect escaped from the courtroom. he ran yesterday over a small was. the sheriff's office has issued a warrant charging bernard with esca escape. >>> san francisco is voting on whether to take the next step to rename the street. adachi died of a heart event. three supervisors have proposed naming the street jeff adachi way. he often walked on the street to get t

bob mueller. i'm not at all surprised except in part by the reaction. people pour a lot of hope into a particular vessel. they want bob mueller to be all things to all people and to solve the problem. he wrote a report. he wrote a darn good report. if you want to see what he thinks, you ought to read the report. >> do you read into his comments yesterday what he so many others did when he said very deliberately, we can't prosecute a president, but there is another constitutional process for that, we all know that that word is impeachment. it was very clear that sentence was a reference to impeachment. he didn't have to say that. >> no, he didn't. it's obvious to those of house have read the constitution that there is that process and congress has the seoul responsibility for it. i think he was being more careful though. if you can't karnl a sitting president, you also can't recommend charging a sitting president and you ought not take a position on impeachment either. it exists. if congress wants to invoke their authority to impeach or inquire, they may. mueller stayed right dow

just this morning, family watergate journalist bob woodward poured cold water on the hopes and dreams of impeachment. watch this. >> i hate to go back to watergate, but you have those thousands of hours of tape recordings where you heard the president say, let's obstruct justice. let's pay black meal money. let's stonewall the jury for that raise the bar on how you deal with the president. and at this point, we do not have that kind of evidence involving trump. >> sean: as a matter of fact, you have zero evidence. joining us from a former new york city mayor and the president's attorney rudy giuliani. mr. mayor, good to see you. mueller made this big splash yesterday. everybody ignores that he had to clarify and everything he said in that night and a half minute period was not true. in terms of i couldn't look at it because of justice department policy. he said commit to numerous people on numerous occasions that was not the consideration. >> he actually read that in the report. he said, i cannot include obstruction of justice. end of story. that's when injustice stops. this whole thi

i've got a lot of questions for bob mueller so i do hope he comes to testify. >> and just looking at the other side of this, the g.o.p. intelligence committee subpoenaed donald trump, jr. looking into questions of previous testimony before investigators. and here is the president on that. >> my son is a good person. my son testified for hours and hours. my son was totally exonerated by mueller, who, frankly, does not like donald trump, me, this donald trump. >> a lot of digging going on. what are your thoughts what's happening there regarding senate side? >> i don't understand richard burr at all. when you look at the 25 million dollars during the mueller investigation during the 22 months of inquiry. when you look at the investigations going on bipartisan democrats on the house side, this is the most investigated administration in the history of the country, but the senate republicans have the opportunity to ask other questions that are of great importance to this country. the politicalization of our intelligence agencies, how did the steele dossier we know was phony, be used by the

i think that's a very uncomfortable position for bob mueller and he's trying to avoid it. i hopers go ahead and do that. lauren: ned, raul, thank you. >> thanks, lauren. cheryl: private testimony can be on the table, certainly. but stocks lost more ground yesterday in the middle of all of this, the dow industrials fell nearly 410 points at session lows wednesday, after special counsel robert mueller's statement in front of cameras at the department of justice. we asked one trader how impeachment proceedings against the president could affect trading. >> that's something that the market would not be able to sustain. something like that would take a long time. it would take a lot of time and effort, a lot of attention. our attention would be shifted to tha that. cheryl: todd horowitz is here. what is your take on possible impeachment proceedings. we are in the middle of a trade war. now we've got this hanging over us. >> good morning, cheryl. you know, i think we've been watching the attempt to try to impeach the president since day one. they've been going after him on a regular ba

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. >> i actually think bob mueller is the democrats' best hope. bill barr won't come before congress and testify, the next best thing would be to have bob mueller come before congress and talk about all of the things that bill barr won't. and again, bob mueller is a very careful sir consu circumspect person. and that is really their last best shot here because this is usually about negotiating with the department of justice and it is clear that bill barr sdudoes want to negotiate. >> and i think congress does have another tool that we're overlooking and that is the tool of public messaging. they can go to oversight through the committees and hold consistent back to back to back to back hearings about donald trump. we have this 448 page report, some of us around the table may have read all 448 page, but i don't think that lot -- >>? will pretend to. >> but i don't think very many people beyond those at this table have. and that report is cholk full of are information. the more donald trump stone walls subpoenas, the more he intimidates witnesses, t

bob mueller to testify? >> well, i mean, look, i hope it doesn't come to that.a is because the request and the negotiation doesn't go any, and so ideally you would want him to come on his own. it may actually be to bob mueller's advantage to face a subpoena to come in because then, you know, he's not going defy a subpoena. >> he comes to the judiciary committee. i actually think, frankly, there should be a select committee, all the chairmen, one of my problems is that spreading out all of these investigations over six committees and flying subpoenas and multiple requests is very confusing for the american public and we need one narrative so that we can move public opinion along where it really needs to go, and the only constitutional process to do that is through the impeachment process. >> mueller seemed to make it pretty clear when he spoke publicly that he said his -- the report is his testimony. he doesn't seem to want to be a pawn in this back and forth. democrats are championing the report. republicans not so much. how should democrats in your view proceed

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and now that bob mueller has spoken for what he says he hopes to be the last time, well, guess what, mueller sandwich. barr out today again muddying mueller's careful explanation of how the rules prohibit indicting a president because, true to the sandwich, barr is making his own news and he is the attorney general, so what he says matters. he is claiming that mueller could have reached a decision on that very indictment point. >> i personally felt he could have reached a decision. >> in your view he could have reached a conclusion. >> right. he could have reached a conclusion. the opinion says you can't indict a president while he's in office, but he could have reached a decision as to whether it was criminal activity, but he had his reasons for not doing it, which he explained, and i'm not going to argue about those reasons. >> just think through barr's claim right there. he's saying he would prefer that bob mueller conclude that donald trump committed criminal activity on obstruction without indicting him. how can i say this nicely. that's very hard to believe. and also, if that i

then they were clinging to the hope of obstruction of justice, but even bob mueller couldn't marshallts to recommend charges. he made that decision. put it in the lap of bill barr who correctly decided there was not a case to prove criminal intent. here we are with a scandal whether or not a four page memo barr put out accurately summarizing top line information from the mueller report was sufficiently context allized based on 440 page report or whatever it was that he then released with almost no redactions a few weeks later. we're really sort of on a sliding scale of outrage but you know, here we are. go ahead. go for it. impeach the president and impeach. bill barr. if they had courage of convictions they would try. the spoiler alert. they will not try. this is political hot air. melissa: guy benson, thank you. connell: huge number, paying more than $6 million a chinese family is reportedly paid this, this is new today, reportedly paid 6 million plus to the college admissions scam mastermind. that is far bigger number than any of the other ones, what is to go to your point a develo

the best they can say about the company, they hope it promised too much and simply got into trouble. bob marks works for the company. we found him onsite today. >> i know he had issues. >> what climbed of issues? >> i don't know. i can't say. >> reporter: as we come back live, what exactly is the state licensing board investigating? we got no answers from them today. we did reach out to the construction company. we spoke with pam who said, we are building, we are manning our jobs every day. we are continuing to work hard on these projects. every job and customer is unique, she said. he should also add that had there has been a learning curve. they blame some of the wet weather and they said they're willing to talk to us on camera. wayne freedman. >> what kind of pricing did the company offer? >> initially, $245 a square foot which would be very low. that's not a lot of money. now we're hearing some of the same pricing quotes at $400 a square foot for some of the same area. part of the company's philosophy, they told us, they were asked in here. them they planned on bringing central valle

country's energy on exactly -- and attention on exactly what happened and that means getting bob mueller in, that means i hopetting mcgahn in, although not to be the bearer of the bad news, but i'm afraid mcgahn doesn't want to testify and he will just say -- he will use the president's executive privilege argument as an excuse and will have to go through the courts on that, too. i do think the house needs to focus on telling this story and you can't tell the story by constantly fighting with barr over little details. i mean, that's telling their story. the story about what happened with russia, interfering, the president welcoming it, the president lying about it and the president obstructing the investigation begins with mueller and the live witnesses about exactly what happened. that's what the house needs to do. if they do that effectively we will do well in the election and then the president pelosi will be right and we will win. >> we will see if he will actually leave. that's the question. e.j. will be back later in the show, med win, elizabeth, thaw ul very much. win, elizabeth, thw ul very much shavi

bob: so that language, coup, doesn't make you uneasy -- mr. meadows: sure. anything that undermines our democracy we need to, as the beacon of hopeemocracy, make sure that -- bob: there's a difference between congressional oversight and tough questions from congress and then saying there's a coup. a coup d'etat. mr. meadows: we think of a coup in military terms. and certainly this was not a military coup. at the same time, when you have people within the administration trying to undermine a particular president, it's of great concern. it should be. it should be to all of us. bob: what's the future for the department of justice after these years of attacks? mr. meadows: i think the future is really bright in many ways. i believe that it is a small group of people within the f.b.i. and d.o.j. that were involved in inappropriate behavior. at least protocols were broken that need to be established. i know i've talked to a.g. bar r and told him that one of the things i want to make sure happens is that legislatively in a bipartisan way, if there's protocols that we need to put in place, to make sure that any inappropriate behavior doe

i hope you will keep us posted on what happens. bobll thank you very much for that update. >> sure, thank you. >> tucker: thank you. a rising per certain damage of americans, including a majority of young people say that socialism would be good for this country. why would they think that? we'll investigate the latest numbers with victor davis hanson after the break. ♪ ♪ just one free hearing test at his local miracle ear helped andrew hear more of the joy in her voice. just one hearing test is all it took for him to hear more of her laugh... and less of the background noise around him. for helen, just one visit to her local miracle-ear is all it took to learn how she can share more moments with her daughter. just one free hearing test could help you hear more... laughter...music...life... call now for your free hearing test from an industry leader: miracle-ear. most of us don't know how much data we use... ♪ ...but we all know we're paying too much for it. enter xfinity mobile. america's best lte with the most wifi hotspots. combined f

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bob mueller should not testify, no redo for the dems, we will see what happens. 2020 hopeful pete buttigieg with former president jimmy carter, reading from the bible, they also had lunch together. pete buttigieg calls public servant and america blessed for his leadership. here amazing story for you, muslim american society investigating oversight after shocking video surfacing showing children in philadelphia at it's lammic center chanting violent phrases, watch this. [speaking in native tongue] heather: but is this oversight as this being called isolated incident? here to weigh in dr. ahmed, thank you so much for joining us. so overnight and not properly vetted, what do you think about this? >> to be fair the muslim american society made statement published in hill today that they rented out space to another group, wasn't represented to the society and they are looking to who the decision-makers were and firing the chapter leaders, this comes as shock to them but to me as muslim in america this is devastating and this is exactly the kind movement, hamas that are launching attacks on israe

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will tell him to ignore the subpoenas that he received and while bob mueller will not testify, this coming wednesday as many democrats had hope. some democrats still believe that he will eventually appear before the committee. >> bret: as you heard from president trump coming he said he will meet and have some time to hash out disagreements with russian president vladimir putin and chinese today the president revealing that he would be attending that meeting and meeting with both of those leaders individually. this will be the first time that president trump and putin will have met since robert muller released the findings of his russian election interference probe and the trade war will be at the top of the agenda for his meeting with president xi. let's bring in susan lee to talk about how wall street reacted today. good evening. >> good evening, here is the damage today, we saw the worst fall off of the year for the nasdaq and also the biggest drop for the dow and the s&p 500 since the start of this year. the usual stock reactions, the higher with that tariff is to punish the company's into a lot of business in china inclu

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but the district says they hope they can get teachers back in the classroom before the end of the kwraol skier, around mid-june. reporting live in union city, bob redell, "today in the bay". >>> and the end of the school year coming quickly. thank you, bob. >>> graduations are already in full swing. but this weekend's weather did not mix well with plans. cal state east bay graduates had to adjust from 10:00 in the morning to 5:00 last night. because of that, they didn't see the loved ones in the stand. that includes this student's biggest supporter, her father, who had to work>> its su. >> the rain held off and graduates took to the stage to finally bask in the glow of their achievements. the bay area has a chance to dry out today. this is after the late storm in may caused spinouts, crass, and a lot of dangerous conditions for drivers. >> we report on the problems from san francisco to lake tahoe. >> reporter: this system dumped snow in the sierra, making plenty of work for crews in squaw valley, so much the resort will stay open until july. the storm triggered one funnel cloud spotted near discovery bay. and of course the persistent rain made

bob mueller was wrong. he was wrong about the law on obstruction and the process on obstruction. >> sandra: will he subpoena robert mueller? >> you know, i'm in the minority here, smitty, but i hope think bob mueller should be allowed to literally take the money and run. i don't think he should be able to hold a press conference, make some veiled comments, and then walk away without answering questions. >> sandra: why did he do it? >> i don't know. i don't know if maybe the president is right. maybe he was upset he got passed over for f.b.i. director by president trump. i don't know. all i do know is that he did what prosecutors are not supposed to do. he did what i didn't think he would do. he repeated the same mistake that jim comey made and so i find that disappointing and regretful, but i have questions for bob mueller that he needs to answer. >> sandra: i'm sorry for jumping in. we'll run out of time. will there be -- will you sit down with robert mueller behind closed doors? will that eventually happen with your committee? >> i hope so. if the democrats want to do that, i'll support that because there are questions that bob mueller needs to answer that relate not just to th

bob? >> 9:00 a.m. yesterday morning and 600 dow points in about 24 hours. all hopes of trade fronts, all hopes the progress could be made maybe a delay in auto tariffs or nafta progress or the aluminum steel tariffs and maybe suckered in to that trade deal here and nice expansion and new highs nearly 200 at the new york stock exchange and all doing really well. big names and mx, costco, mcdonald's, and on the first day. and up to you. bad headline on trades any optimism on the horizon? >> there is, contessa. u.s. and china have been trading barbs despite being committed to talking. a ban on huawei products in the u.s. the commerce department given the authority to ban any telecom deals by so-called foreign adversaries here and putting huawei on a business blacklist the action the death penalty for chinese telecoms saying there's no way in hell i'll be using huawei, despite the white house saying it's not meant to target any company in particular but taking the news sitting down saying they're using to praise national security as a catch-all. the legitment rights and

are you less confident this morning that the special counsel, bob mueller, there testify in that proposed date of may 15th? >> we're hopingnd testifies on the 15th. you know, the whole public, everybody in this country wants to know what the mueller report was all about. we have to hear it from mr. mueller himself. what did you mean in your report? >> let me ask you this, though, congressman. i'm sure you've been watching these numbers. the president's approval rating is at 46% in the gallup survey, those numbers just out yesterday, up 7 points since march. so in the midst of the mueller report being completed, going out there, the president's support is growing. i wonder how much you're had a erring from constituents that they want you to go down to the mat on all of these battles, or are you seeing in those numbers concerns that democrats have political risk here of moving beyond really the political appetite to investigate this president? >> and you're absolutely right, the politics have a lot to do with what's going on, but at the end of the day i've got to do my job as a member of congress and my job is to get to the