brad sherman:"you don't impeach trump for him, you impeach trump for the constitution."oingá the speaker's message ...rep. mike quigley:"you can't come off as carrying torches to the castle."rep. adam schiff: "putting the country through a failed impeachment is not a good idea."meanwhile -- the white house -- árefusingá to tamp down an áinflammatoryá claim made by the president last week ....after controversial comments from freshman democratic congresswoman ilhan omar that have been criticized as anti-semitic...president trump: "the democrats have become an anti-israel party, they've become an anti-jewish party." press secretary sarah sanders - - ádeflectingá ....reporter: "yes or no, does the president truly believe that democrats hate jews?"sarah sanders:"i am not going to comment on a potentially leaked comment. i can tell you ..."reporter:"i'm not asking about a leaked comment - does he think that democrats hate jewish people?" sarah sanders:"that's a question frankly i think you should ask democrats." (vicki) that was joe john's reporting. most congressional democr

brad sherman:"you don't impeach trump for him, you impeach trump for the constitution."the speaker's message ...rep. mike quigley:"you can't come off as carrying torches to the castle."rep. adam schiff: "putting the country through a failed impeachment is not a good idea."meanwhile -- the white house -- árefusingá to tamp down an áinflammatoryá claim made by the president last week ....after controversial comments from freshman democratic congresswoman ilhan omar that have been criticized as anti-semitic... ( james ) that was joe johns reporting. president trump has not responded to house speaker nancy pelosi's comments on not impeaching ll a the kron 4 morning prevent another system-wide shut down from happening. ( james ) plus ... president trump delivers his bu it call for cuts that could affect your health care. ( james ) and ... a look at what all this winter rain is doing to the uvas reservoir where creeks have turned into waterfalls. ♪ [baby crib musical mobile] millions are still exposed to the dangers of secondhand smoke. and some of them can't do anything about

made the point he's a congressman brad sherman made the point that if we can't trust mohammad bin solomon with a bone saw how can we trust him with nuclear technology now that's a completely fair point and it's a valid concern. if even if we can get to this type of one two three agreement that guarantees that saudi arabia won't develop a nuclear weapon can we really rely on them to keep their word. questions have been raised in the u.k. parliament about british involvement in the war in yemen the opposition labor party is demanding answers after british media reported that special forces have been involved in firefights with yemen's who are the rebels the government's also been questioned of the allegations that british forces may have provided support the child soldiers as part of the saudi u.a.e. colonization there is one especially disturbing allegation in the may on sunday's report which was that our forces are providing support to locally recruited saudi funded militia where many of the fighters up to forty percent it was alleged are children as young as thirteen years old so i would

made the point he's a congressman brad sherman made the point that if we can't trust mohammad bin solomon with a bone saw how can we trust him with nuclear technology now that's a completely fair point and it's a valid concern. if even if we can get to this type of one two three agreement that guarantees that saudi arabia won't develop a nuclear weapon can we really rely on them to keep their word if the u.s. federal aviation administration sends it some smoothly confident boeing seven three seven saying to croft is safe following two decent crashes to lift three hundred forty six people did the f.a.a. administrator spoke at a congressional hearing that's looking into its oversight of boeing the company also says it doesn't see a need to overhaul the way it develops and thanks. court in chile has over the roman catholic church to pay compensation to three victims of the country's most notorious paedophile priest the appeals court ruling means the church will pay a hundred fifty thousand dollars to each of the men or the judge dismissed criminal charges against the priest fernando. because

brad sherman:"you don't impeach trump for him, you impeach trump for the constitution."orches to the castle."rep. adam schiff: "putting the country through a good idea."meanwhile -- the white house -- árefusingá to tamp down an áinflammatoryá claim made by the president last week ....after controversial comments from freshman democratic congresswoman ilhan omar that have been criticized as anti-semitic...president trump: "the democrats have become an anti-israel party, they've become an anti-jewish party." press secretary sarah sanders - - ádeflectingá ....reporter: "yes or no, does the president truly believe that democrats hate jews?"sarah sanders:"i am not going to comment on a potentially leaked comment. i can tell you ..."reporter:"i'm not asking about a leaked comment - does he think that democrats hate jewish people?" sarah sanders:"that's a question frankly i think you should ask democrats." ( james ) that was joe johns reporting. president trump has not responded to house speaker nancy pelosi's comments about not impeaching him. ( darya ) a big story this mornin

going back to that discussion that was happening in the united states congress a month ago brad sherman made the point he's a congressman brad sherman made the point that if we can't trust mohamed bin solomon with a bone saw how can we trust him with nuclear technology now that's a completely fair points and it's a valid concern. if even if we can get to this type of one two three agreement that guarantees that saudi arabia won't develop a nuclear weapon can we really rely on them to keep their word the other concern of course is that there are other actors in play here. was mentioned earlier both russia china and korea are being considered to develop civilian nuclear energy programs in saudi arabia so the trumpet ministration is making the argument that if we don't sell them to technology and put some form of safeguards in place the russians are just going to turn around and do this so the big question is how do we do this in the most safe and secure way possible that that maximizes the chances that saudi arabia will never attempt to proliferate and develop nuclear weapons question rem

made the point he's a congressman brad sherman made the point that if we can't trust mohammad bin solomon with a bone saw how can we trust him with nuclear technology now that's a completely fair point and it's a valid concern. if even if we can get to this type of one two three agreement that guarantees that saudi arabia won't develop a nuclear weapon can we really rely on them to keep their word. and egyptian delegation is in gaza for discussions with hamas and other palestinian groups and the recent violence between hamas and israel is ready jets destroyed a number of buildings on monday and tuesday night amasses political leader ismail haniya has made his first public appearance in gaza since his office was bombed dozens of rockets were fired into israel and the egyptian delegation is expected to go to israel for further discussions on a possible cease fire the u.s. federal aviation administration says it is absolutely confident the boeing seven three seven max eight aircraft is safe following two recent crashes which killed three hundred forty six people the f.a.a. zakk the administr

joining me now is brad sherman. congressman, thanks for joining us.chment is so devicive unless there's something so compelling and overwhelming i don't think we should go down that path you disagree, why? >> he met the legal standard. he committed several felonies including violation of 1512b3 on at least two occasions, probably three and that's in the first six months. >> that's in your opinion. no legal source has said that he is guilty of obstruction of justice. >> no legal entity is said to the contrary. there are numerous articles that take a look at what he did on the record compared to the code and say this is a good. >> he certainly would have fired mueller. he would have done god knows what. so we need to talk about impeachment. that isn't going to happen until we develop more facts. that's one of the reasons we need to investigate. >> you called for impeaching him. you're way ahead of the idea you need to have more facts, right? >> you don't have to wait until you know every felony. you keep saying he committed felonies. there's not one leg

brad sherman doubtful about the thesis of the report. bob green of texas.terested in just sort of reexamining barr's conclusions that they say don't add up. where is this doing? >> neil, that comes down to the fact that we just don't have the report yet. it hasn't been made public. barr is working with the special counsel to redact what has to be redacted from the grand jury, et cetera. what the problem is -- if you asked me about this two days ago, i'd say the fat lady sang. it's over. move on. right now i'm more concerned with the fact that barr said he's going to take it a step further and let the trump white house redact what they deem necessary at their own discretion. that gives opportunities an opportunity to say hey, there might be a cover-up here. imagine if hillary clinton had done that had she been elected. >> neil: some of the conversations concern executive privilege. i know what you're getting at. the president has been eager to get this out there. he thinks it's a good idea. i know the legal issues involved to do so. but i just have the feeli

california congressman brad sherman asking for justice for customers who were wronged.out legal recourse. >> congressman, in the situation of retail sales practices mission takes we made, our customers don't need to go to court -- >> so you're smart. they're dumb. you have their doctors at heart. they have lawyers. they want to go to court and you're telling them they are stupid for warranting to go to court? reporter: part of the abuse was found in wells fargo outlandish sales incentives that led to the following, 1 1/2 million unauthorized deposit accounts that were opened, 565,000 unauthorized credit card accounts were opened, customer credit ratings were ruined. sources say wells fargo employees who tried to report problems were fired. here is wisconsin congressman, sean duffy, himself a wells fargo customer. >> has wells fargo undertaken reforms to fix the problem? >> we have. >> is the problem fixed? >> it's fixed. >> it is? okay. i'm surprised because as you come in talk to congress i'm shocked that you're not in an orange suit and a little jail cell testifying t

joining me now is congressman brad sherman, a california democrat who sits on the foreign affairs committee. congressman, so good to have you on. welcome. you introduced an article of impeachment against president trump that was back in 2017. but now nancy pelosi is saying impeachment is not worth it. what's your response to her? >> well, i introduced articles of impeachment long before anyone else, six months into trump's term because i thought that he had committed high crimes and misdemeanors. i know that pelosi said he's not worth it. i think that was a fastidious comment. she has to determine whether the hearings that will be at the judiciary committee will be titled impeachment hearings or just investigatory hearings. and i think either way we need to gather more information about the activities of donald trump and his corporation. >> so you're saying it's not -- you don't think she believes it's completely off the table at this point, though. she feels that way. >> i think she said that she's waiting for bipartisan support. that will happen when we get not only the people watching cn

congressman steve cohen, brad sherman and al green apple introduced their own articles that had beenby nancy, adam schiff insisted the president was a russian tool. excluding clown if you will. proactively compromising national security. and now, he is hedging the presidential best assuming an electoral loss would mean a big win in the real estate race. everyone assumed donald trump would lose. but especially donald trump! does that mean everyone would have been affected by the outcome should have been arrested for making alternate plans during a hillary presidency? democrats are so foolish to continue this snipe hunt. they have lost sight that trump is the perfect villain. in removing jobs from moon raker leaves you with hugh grant, not table 7. they have got sucked into the president's honey hole. and if they keep impeachment on the table, their only setting it for his easy reelection and that is the memo. >> president trump thanked house speaker, nancy pelosi first dance. but where are the democrats listening to her? joining me now, congressman -- welcome back. >> assumes like nan

joining me now is congressman brad sherman, a california democrat who sits on the foreign affairs committee

california congressman brad sherman, he is saying where is the justice for clients who were wronged?is this exchange. >> congressman, in the situation of the retail sales practices, mistakes that we made, our customers don't need to go to court -- >> you're smart. they're dumb. you have their interests at heart. they have lawyers. they want to go to court and you're telling them they are stupid for wanting to go to court. >> part of the abuse was found in wells fargo outlandish sales incentives that led to the following including other abuses. but 1 1/2 million unauthorized deposit accounts were opened. 565,000 unauthorized credit card accounts were opened. so consumers credit ratings were trashed. so sources say wells fargo employees who saw the wrongs, tried to report problems, were fired. wisconsin congressman sean duffy, a wells fargo customer himself, said this. >> wells fargo undertaken reforms to fix the problem? >> we have. >> is the problem fixed? >> it is fixed. >> it is okay. i'm surprised because as you come in to talk to congress i'm shocked you're not in orange suit and

ditto eric swalwell of california, brad sherman, al green. influential players. that the fight over collusion is not over. we'll look at that. also looking at inverted yield curve. looking at global slowdown fear. it is doing something in the mortgage bond market. if i can get wonky for you. those who bet on mortgage bonds, when interest rates slide down, people want to pay off those mortgages. that upsets the value of the underlying bonds. they're all of sudden not so attractive because people are paying them off. you can't get a real price on those securities. it is not a crisis, i stress, far from that. it is adding confusion because it hit the mortgage bond market when it hit our own mortgage bond market this disparity in prices is confusing folks. they don't know which way to go. read from the white house with health care on the front burner as well. blake burman there with more. hey, blake. reporter: neil, you laid everything out. as you mentioned at the end, oh by the way there is battle over health care. we heard president trump talk about from inside of

still going to show their support including senator bob menendez, hakeem jeffries and congressman brad shermang up could be sending a strong signal to america's closest ally in the middle east according to trump advisors. >> they've gotten to the point if you can't come to aipac, the most central organization where everyone has always gone the common denominator. what you're saying is we don't support israel anymore. >> jon: barack obama and hillary clinton both addressed aipac in the past but a lot has changed since the last democratic primaries. sandra. >> sandra: peter doocy, thank you. >> jon: it is an election year. the white house, washington and all of america waiting for robert mueller's report on russian election meddling. the special counsel expected to deliver his findings soon to the attorney general, william barr. he will decide what the public gets to see. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge with more on that. >> we're working to confirm reporting this morning from abc news that no more indictments are anticipated. we know here at fox that special counsel investig