we will see as our coverage continues right now with brianna keilar. >>> hi there, i'm brianna keilar in for kate bolduan. we do welcome viewers from the united states and around the world. you are looking at the vice president on capitol hill. he is there to cast two tie-breaking votes. however, we are going to see if we can get a question into him. our reporter is not too far away from him and we'll see if he says anything about the president's firing of fbi director james comey, so we're keeping an eye on that right now. as far as bombshells go in this young trump administration, james comey's dismissal from the fbi is the mother of all of them. the administrative moab, if you will, and the shock wave will probably reverberate for a very long time. president trump is defending his decision. he tweeted earlier today comey lost the confidence of almost everyone in washington, republican and democrat alike. when things calm down they will be thanking me. cnn learning this morning -- and i want to listen in as we hear the vice president coming toward the microphone. >> yesterday presid

i'm brianna keilar.oon, we will be returning to brooke baldwin for the latest on the deadly terror attack there. first, this deepening intrigue into the investigation. a possible trump campaign ties to russia. after four congressional investigations and now a special council, there is new information that there were contacts between the trump campaign and russian officials and that they raised concerns. all of this coming from the former c.i.a. director, john brennan. he testified before the house intelligence committee. he did not specify in any of those communications involved the president himself, though. >> i encountered and am aware of information intelligence that revealed contacts and interactions between russian officials and u.s. persons involved in the trump campaign that i was concerned about because of known russian individuals to subborn such individuals and it raised questions whether or not the russians were able to gain the cooperation of those individuals. i don't know whether or not su

i now turn it over to brianna keilar in for wolf blitzer in "the situation room." thanks for watching. >>> happening now, breaking news. russia records request. the senate intelligence committee wants documents from three former trump advisers and is prepared to use subpoenas to get them. one ex-trump campaign aide has told panel members that if they want details of his russia contacts, they will have to ask barack obama claiming the former president spied on him. >>> starting from scratch, a day after president trump and house republicans celebrated a narrow health care victory, the house bill is basically dead on arrival in senate where republicans say they will write their own bill and they will take their time doing it. >>> assassination plot. with tensions already high, north korea accuses the u.s. of working with south korea on a plot to assassinate kim jong-un with a, quote, biochemical substance. what's behind the extraordinary statement. >>> and ushered out. the first woman to serve of as white house chief usher is no longer in her post, and the white hous

nominated by brianna's mother lakisha. >> lakisha says she and brianna watch fox5 every morning whenfamily. she goes on to say it's for your chance to be tomorrow's fan of the day post your picture below this one. >> our script was wrong. i think it's just pat, brianna camera and pat as opposed to d pasdpat. >> let's make sense of the weather. >> we got a summer like preview day. this is the general setup. an area of low pressure working its way up through the great lakes. ahead of it a lot of warm air will once again get us into the 80's. noticeably breezy. as this cold front slices into this air mass we'll see how much energy is left. this gets here after sundown tonight. a couple severe storms will be possible. some could contain large hail and i think the biggest threat for the day is going to be gusty winds in some of those thunderstorms so theme in mind. best chance that of until after 6 o'clock tonight by the way here in d.c. before school, 62 to 70 depending on where you live even some 50's off to the north and west by the way. after school 78 to 84. little bit more cloud cov

one of her students, 17-year-old brianna ore ing at the brianna ortega was killed in the horrific crash. she just saw brianna friday ands the teen was working toward getting her diploma. >> i feel blessed i had a chance to say good-bye, get a good hug for her and know she had a definite goal in mind. >> she was very sweet, kind, and she just always just had a spirit like nobody else. she was always there for you. >> reporter: ortega was one of 7 people in the full-size pickup that flipped multiple times on alameda park street. witnesses say the truck was going 50 to 60 miles per hour, clipped another car and went airborne. >> he loved football. >> reporter: 17-year-old simon was also killed. he was a sophomore at james logan high school. >> he played football with us his freshman year, didn't play this year, but just was never prouder than when he was wearing that logan jersey. >> reporter: five other passengers in the truck remain in critical condition. it's not known yet whether they, too, attend logan. a school that's now lost four students to car accidents in the past year. >> we st

brianna keilar live at wellesley, where we are waiting for hillary clinton to speak. you'll hear it live here. back now to our final, lynn sweet and david swerdlick. so david, what do you make on what we may hear from hillary clinton? >> yeah, no, i think that secretary clinton is sort of finding her groove post election. she was laying low for a while, and now she's having these opportunities. wellesley is a home game for her. >> yeah. >> and she's, you know, she's going to i think on the one hand do one of these democratic, you know, when they go low, we go high, try to give an inspiring message to graduates because that's appropriate for the situation, but as brianna said, she is now free of the election cycle to sort of speak her mind, maybe in a limited way, about what she sees in the political events surrounding the trump campaign. just for the record, i am one that, you know, it took the longest of the long-shots, poppy. i'm not going to 100% rule out secretary clinton for 2020. something tells me she hasn't let it go 100%. >> yeah, i think a lot of people mayb

"the lead" with jake tapper starts right now. >>> thanks, brianna.for a possible isis terror cell. "the lead" starts right now. isis claiming responsibility while police identify the terrorist who killed 22 innocent people at an ariana grande show in england. today we hear the harrowing stories from parents desperately searching for their children amidst the chaos. president trump calling those behind this attack evil losers before landing in europe to meet with the pope. plus, enough to make the former cia director worried. john brennan testifies about the trump campaign's contact with the russians, but does he see any concrete evidence of

i'm brianna keilar.tional security adviser michael flynn has denied giving information to both members of congress a day after pleading a fifth to a senate intelligence committee. today, flynn has rejected document collection from the house. now the house committee ranking member, a democrat, plans to subpoena flynn for the paperwork and as flynn clams up, his former boss is shoring up an outside legal team. a senior administration official says it's expected that president trump will bring in marc kasowitz who has been his lawyer for more than 15 years. kasowitz has handled several well-known trump cases including against the author of "trump nation." the president did lose that case. also, the trump university class-action case which was settled at a cost of $25 million paid for by president trump. joining me now is a federal prosecutor for the northern district of illinois. i hear some people who would look at this and say, oh, my goodness, he's lawyering up. but when you talk to lawyers about it, the

i'm brianna keilar in for kate bolduan, and you are watching live pictures coming to us from brussels, belgium, where president trump is having his first big meeting with nato leaders. areas of agreement? there is tension here. these leaders are looking for common ground. and we just witnessed really some extraordinary remarks from president trump there at nato headquarters at what is the unveiling of a 9/11 memorial, and he really took these leaders to task. i want to bring in a couple folks who can help me break all of this down. we have cnn military and diplomatic analyst retired rear admiral john kirby, also with me, cnn global affairs analyst and former deputy secretary of state tony blinken. y you, john, i should mention worked at the pentagon and state department. help me talk about, really dissect these comments from president trump. he was taking these nato leaders to task, saying that -- he said 23 member nations are not paying what they should be. he was schooling them right in front of them. >> yeah. to be clear, this isn't a new message that president obama made, presiden

brianna ortega de 17 anos estudiaba en la escuela independiente decoto, en donde el personal recibioticia esta manana brisa jimenez/escuela independiente decoto 11:20 la consejera estaba en lagrimas, todos lloramos esta manana porque la verdad nadie se esperaba esto 11:27 brianna murio en el lugar del impacto despues de que la camioneta en la que iba, chocara con un auto, y diera varios botes antes de terminar con su vida.... linda thomas/maestra de briana 20:15 me la acababa de encontrar el viernes anterior, estaba trabajando en una tienda, me siento afortunada ahora de haberla podido ver anttes de que esto ocurriera... el otro estudiante fallecido, estaba en 10 grado, en la escuela preparatoria james logan...se llamaba simon sotelo de 17 anos y era amante del futbol.....jennifer se graduo de este distrito el ano pasado. jeniffer/se graduo del distrito new haven 24:26 no los conoces pero los ves todos los dias, para que te digan fallecieron, es muy lamentable. en las dos escuelas hubo hoy consejeros disponibles...y es que han tenido un ano escolar particularmente tragico ...ademas d

. >> reporter: 19-year-old brianna lives in michigan where lyme cases are up 500%. for the competitive figure skater and college student, the muscle aches, fatigue and memory loss are devastating. >> i graduated in like the top 35 of my class and now i'm almost like about to lose my scholarship in college because of it. >> reporter: a few months ago, she found a tick but her doctor scoffed at the idea of lyme here. telling brianna's mom >> she has a better chance of having the sieve ilus than she does the lyme. >> reporter: they can be smaller than a poppy seed. you wouldn't know that's on you. >> no. >> reporter: so researchers recommend frequent tick checks and light colored pants tucked into socks and pay attention to flu-like similar tons and a bull's eye rash. a dire warning in a year expected to be one of the worst yet for lyme disease. kristen dahlgren, nbc news, mill brook, new york. >>> we're back in a moment with a sign of the times. something disappearing more and more from homes. >>> a milestone to report tonight that shows just how dominant cell phones

as brianna pointed out, it started with the e-mails. bill clinton's decision was harmful, but jim comey clearly mishandled this and mishandled it to the disadvantage of hillary clinton and given what was going on with the trump side with the fbi, it is -- it's going to always be a source of irritation to democrats. >> yeah. that meeting between bill clinton and loretta lynch, the attorney general, that was a major, major blunder. everybody stand by. we're getting new information from capitol hill has the republicans try to rescue their plan to repeal and replace observing hear, but do they have enough votes? i love how usaa gives me the and the security just like the marines did. at one point, i did change to a different company with car insurance, and i was not happy with the customer service. we have switched back over and we feel like we're back home now. the process through usaa is so effortless, that you feel like you're a part of the family. i love that i can pass the membership to my children, and that they can be protected. we'r

but what's happening behind the scenes now, brianna, the u.s. military which has contacts in libya, plus u.s. intelligence and british intelligence, are pinging all those contacts inside libya. government officials, militia members looking to see what they can learn about where the attacker may have traveled, who he met with, was he only there on family business or was he really there for three weeks possibly meeting with other militant groups, possibly getting training and support for some future attack. there is a lot of reporting out there that he was potentially affiliated with isis but they're also looking at other organizations. he could have potentially also been affiliated or directed by the al qaeda element there known as al qaeda in the islamic maghreb. they are very active there. intelligence is still tracking down all of these leads but able to confirm that he traveled to libya for three weeks, returning to manchester only a couple of days before the attack. >> and bob baer, his brother is under arrest in libya, we're told for plotti

cnn's brianna keilar was there. brianna, this speech was at her alma mater, her home turf.mpact on her decision to get so political? >> reporter: she's definitely sharper, pam, before a friendly crowd and this was a friendly crowd. the students at wellesley were very eager to hear her speak. she urged them to use their talents to change the world and told them repeatedly to keep going, and, yes, she secured president trump. hillary clinton described her unexpected post-election activities to graduating wellesley seniors. >> long walks in the woods, organizing my closets, right? i wouldn't lie. chardonnay helped had a little, too. >> reporter: a windup of a roast to the president of the united states. you are graduating at a time when there is a full-fledged assault on truth and reason. some are even denying things that we see with our own eyes, like the size of crowds. >> as clinton delivered the ghensment speech at her alma mater she also issued a dire warning. when people in power invent their own facts and attack those who question them, it can mark the beginning of the

. >> nominated by brianna's mom.g up and now brianna watching with her own sweet little family. she goes on to say it's a jenn asian al thing. i love it. for your chance to be fan of the day post your picture below this one. >> let's check in with tucker get a look at the forecast. ♪ >> cute photo. nice little spring photo. 73 now in washington. winds out of the south 15. we are going to pump the humidity and the temps into the low 80s again today. it will be another warm one. up ahead of our frontal system which will get in here late this afternoon and this evening. if you're out to the west get the storms first it's possible a few of these storms could be on the strong side when they slide through i'd say seven, 8:00 o'clock tonight. so just be oh the look out for that. up head of it mix of clouds and sun out there. warm and humid low 80 force daytime highs. quick look at the seven day. i'm trying to impress but i can't change my map. 78 tomorrow. less humidity tuesday and wednesday. wednesday looks great upper 60s

the 17- year olds have been identified as brianna ortega ... and simon sotelo.me after 3 - other students in the district died recently. one of those tragedies... just a few weeks ago on mothers day. < "this school is dealing with a staggering loss and so is the community. shane marcelino passed on mothers day morning after coming home on senior prom, then we had on labor day, two other teens in an accident."> counselors counselors were brought in to help students and staff members. the accident itself is still under investigation... 7 people were inside the truck at the time. police say ... speed appears to be a factor. (steve) another big story:police say, a san jose state university student ... lied about being kidnapped and forced to drive 500- miles north .. to oregon. we reported earlier.. the woman was found running along a road near bandon, oregon. the 22- year- old told police she was kidnapped at knifepoint ... and the man told her to drive. she said her car eventually ran out of gas. police now say, she has admitted making the story up. (steve)the oak

i'm brianna keilar in for kate bolduan. happening right now, a day after testimony revealed details behind michael flynn's ouster as national security adviser, president trump is meeting with flynn's replacement, h.r. mcmaster, to discuss possibly increasing u.s. troop levels in afghanistan. also this morning, the head of the national security agency is testifying before the senate armed services committee. ad myre admiral mike rogers answering questions about cyber threats as questions arise about previous testimony from the fbi director. cnn has learned that james comey might have overstated some details about hillary clinton's infamous e-mails. and i want to talk about this now with cnn political director david chalian and cnn justice correspondent evan perez. evan, let's start with you. this seems like a big mistake that he made testifying before congress. >> it's definitely a mistake, and i think the fbi's now trying to figure out how to clean this up, perhaps they'll send a letter to congress. what comey should have s

can you assure them -- >> well, brianna -- >> will not rise as a result of this legislation? >> look at the promises that were made by then president obama. >> well, no. this is something you voted on. this is -- i understand what you're saying. look, we've talked all about the pledges. you keep your doctor. we know what happened. >> and that premiums would go down. look at what has happened even this year. >> but what about your plan? now it's your plan. now there's a plan you have voted on. ? ? my state of tennessee -- >> can you pledge that the premiums will not rise as a result of this? >> you have a third of the counties in the state that only -- >> but congresswoman i'm talking about people with pre-existing conditions. >> those injuries -- >> congresswoman black turn, i'm talking about people with pre-existing conditions. >> are you pledging that their premiums will not rise -- >> those with pre-existing conditions have no coverage so their premiums are going through the roof. >> will their premiums rise -- can you say -- >> what we anticipate is that individuals are g

. >> alicia, classmate of brianna ortega, one of two 17-year-olds killed in the horrific crash. >> she made me feel welcome in high school. didn't make me feel scared at all. just very sweet. i wish everybody knew her the way i did. >> brianna would have turned 1, june 12. >> teacher linda thomas has known her for three years, saw her last friday when thomas says the teen was making plans to return to school. and work towards her diploma. >> she would have done something wonderful in this world. and i'm sorry we won't get an opportunity to see what her future would have been. >> one of seven people in the full size pickup it flipped multiple times on park street. witnesses say the truck was going 50 to 60 miles an hour. clipped another car and went airborne. >> he loved football. >> 17-year-old, simon satella was killed. a sophomore. >> played football freshman year. didn't play this year. was never prouder than when he was wearing the jersey. >> five passengers in the truck remain in critical condition. it is not known yet whether they too attend logan. a school that is now lost four

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we have brianna keilar with more. >> reporter: good morning, alisyn.sident obama did not mention the repeal and replace that the house republicans pushed through thursday. it was obvious what he was talking about when he accepted the profile in courage award from the jfk library foundation. he acknowledged house democrats and senate democrats in 2009 and 2010, many lost their jobs after voting for healthcare reform. >> it does require some courage to champion the vulnerable and the sick and the infirm. those who often have no access to the corridors of power. i hope they understand courages means not simply doing what is politically expedient, but doing what they believe deep in their hearts is right. >> reporter: the former president also said the reason why health care reform was not accomplish eed before because quote was hard which was a direct rebuke of donald trump and he said nobody said it was complicat complicated. he did not mention president trump either. >> brianna keilar. appreciate it. thank you. house republicans met with angry constitue

the coroner has identified the two teens killed, 17-year-old brianna ortega and 17-year-old simon. >> it sounded like glass breaking. there was a loud bang. i ran outside. there was someone laying in the middle of the street and the truck was torn apart. >> dana called 911 and took this photo with her cell phone. several people were trapped including the boy in the front passenger seat. he was around 14 and the only passenger who appeared to be conscious. >> it was devastating. >> the gmc truck collided with a minivan. police have not said if drug and alcohol were factors. >> there are so many lives impacted. it is a sad day. >> everyone in the truck are in their teens or 20s. the fire department had to use the jaws of live to exicate the truck. the speed limit is 25. it is not always heeded. there have been other serious collisions here. now this one on memorial day. >> we honor soldiers for what they did for us. to see this is depressing. >> the female driver was alone. she suffers from non life threaten injuries. others have critical injuries. ktvu fox 2 news. >>> interstate 580 wa

joining me is brianna keilar and jeff zeleny. both of you covered hillary clinton on the campaign trail. reunited again. i can't wait to hear your thoughts on what we heard from her today, brianna. this seemed to be a more raw hillary clinton. >> it was. jeff and i were discussing this because at first i thought this is the hillary clinton who's very stoic as she talks about foreign policy and then all of a sudden things got very interesting. and at times she was almost trolling donald trump by saying i won by 3 million votes and then sort of saying that she would rather he tweeted her than tweet about foreign policy. she said she was happy to be the diversion and she also did some intraspection and she seemed to really point fingers at the fbi director james comey and russia. >> she did. she said, look, i take personal responsibility. but it's clear she put most of the blame on russia and james comey saying, i would have won october 27th. of course, the next day is when james comey released that letter. >> the election isn't on

brianna keilar, cnn, washington. >>> still ahead here, a royal reception in saudi arabia.on't go unnoticed on the other side of the persian gulf. reaction from iran. >>> the president set to travel to israel after saudi arabia. what the talk might mean for the next part of that trip as "cnn newsroom" continues. as after a dvt blood clot,ital i sure had a lot to think about. what about the people i care about? ...including this little girl. and what if this happened again? i was given warfarin in the hospital, but wondered, was this the best treatment for me? so i asked my doctor. and he recommended eliquis. eliquis treats dvt and pe blood clots and reduces the risk of them happening again. yes, eliquis treats dvt and pe blood clots. eliquis also had significantly less major bleeding than the standard treatment. both made me turn around my thinking. don't stop eliquis unless your doctor tells you to. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal bleeding. don't take eliquis if you have an artificial heart valve or abnormal bleeding. if you had a spinal injection while o

. >> that's right, brianna. president trump is taking another break from washington. although this time he is not down at mara laggo. he is spending the weekend at his golf club in new jersey. and the president is feeling confident he has improved his game when it comes to health care, even though there are plenty of hazards that lie ahead in the senate. the president's prognosis on trump care sounds like it'll be a cinch in the senate tweeting, big win in the house, very exciting. but when everything comes together with the inclusion of phase 2 we will have truly great health care. the president is promising trump care will be a big league bargain for consumers. >> premiums will come down substantially. deductibles will come down. fantastic health care. >> we expect there to be some changes but we expect the principal answers main pillars of the health care bill as it is now to remain the sane. >> isolating their biggest problems with the bill out of the house. namely that it weakens the care for people with preexisting conditions. it hasn't been analyzed by the cong

brianna at wellesley college.>> the republican national committee just released a statement responding to hillary clinton's speech. let me read part of this. quote, today's speech was a stark reminder why hillary clinton lost in 2016. instead of lashing out with the same partisan talking instead of lashing out with the same partisan talking points, hillary clinton would be wise to look inward. talk about why she lost and expan the dwindling base of democratic party supporters. we won't hold our breath though. that statement from the rnc. coming up just one day after being charged with assaulting a reporter, the montana republican greg gianforte captured the state's open house seat after the break. what the win means for the gop. only tylenol® rapid release gels have laser drilled holes. they release medicine fast, for fast pain relief. tylenol® it's about moving forward, not back.t. it's looking up, not down. it's being in motion. in body, in spirit, in the now. boost® high protein it's intelligent nutrition with

we will see as our coverage continues right now with brianna keilar. >>> hi there, i'm brianna keilar viewers from the united states and around the world. you are looking at the vice president on capitol hill. he is there to cast two tie-breaking votes. however, we are going to see if we can get a question into him. our reporter is not too far away from him and we'll see if he says anything about the president's firing of fbi director james comey, so we're keeping an eye on that right now. as far as bombshells go in this young trump administration, james comey's dismissal

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and brianna, you covered that campaign. you were with her. she describes her now as an active citizen, part of the resistance. she also had a little bit of blunt criticism of the president. >> downright trolling him, where she says i did win 3 million more votes and she talks about donald trump tweeting about foreign affairs versus her and she indicated that she's fine with him tweeting about her because, quote, i'm happy to be the diversion. so that was where she's -- in a way, you can almost see or think of donald trump if he's watching this having a visceral reaction as he does to these kinds of things. but there was -- it did strike me that she seemed to say, i've taken some responsibility. you'll see it in the book. >> she acknowledges she's made some mistakes. >> yes. we haven't seen that as much. she's always first to go to external factors, be it james comey, wikileaks. we didn't hear any mentions of the original sin of her campaign, which was her e-mail process. i know democrats are so sick of talking about that. >> which is what com

i'm brianna keilar in for kate bolduan, and you are watching live pictures coming to us from brusselsum, where president trump is having his first big meeting with nato leaders. areas of agreement? there is tension here. these leaders are looking for common ground. and we just witnessed really some extraordinary remarks from president trump there at nato headquarters at what is the unveiling of a 9/11 memorial, and he really took these leaders to task.

brianna keilar, great reporting.hank you so much. >>> the future of health care, it is in the senate's hands. the pressure is growing, and it's on mitch mcconnell now to deliver. phil mattingly is working his sources on capitol hill. i mean, you've got susan collins saying we're starting from scratch. rob portman doesn't love what this does to medicaid. and lindsey graham is saying view this with suspicion. tough road ahead? >> reporter: yeah, so you can tell senate republicans aren't warmly embracing what was sent over by the house, despite the house weeks upon weeks upon weeks of really difficult, complicated, arduous process to get them to that point. the reality, guys, is the senate's going to write their own version. it's their prerogative to do such things, and that's exactly what they're going to do. now, you mentioned mitch mcconnell, the majority leader here. he is really the central player here. he is going to be the one that has to figure out a way to get this through, to kind of bridge the divides that yo

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brianna keeler, contraction nunn, washington. >> let's talk more now.e former deputy chief of mission at the u.s. embassy in saudi arabia and former u.s. ambassador to oman. good to see you. what is your feeling about the president, his expected remarks to the muslim community tomorrow, addressing some 50 muslim nation leaders? >> this is going to be a very interesting challenge for the president, we're going to be hearing i think something very different from the president than we've ever heard before, certainly much different than during rt president's campaign and his address to congress back in february because what he wants to do is rally these arab muslim countries together with united states in combatting extremism around the world. >> is he the one who can accomplish that in your view? >> it's going to be a challenge for him. this is going to be quite a lift for president trump. there is a lot of skepticism among these leaders who are going to gather there to listen to the president, and i think there are probably more curious than anything else

brianna keilar has more. >> reporter: as a candidate, donald trump claimed that -- >> i watched in jerseyy, where thousands and thousands of people were cheering as that building was coming down. ousands of people were cheering. >> reporter: just weeks late in december 2015, trump first announced his proposal to ban muslims. it came in the wake of the isis-inspire aid tack in san bernadino, by a pakistani-american and his wife. >> donald j. trump is causing a total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states, until our country's representatives can figure out what the hell is going on. >> reporter: as trump surged in the pry marimaries, he said the religious was anti-american. >> do you think islam is in a war with the west? >> i think islam hates us. there's a tremendous hatred there. >> reporter: a measure heard loud and clear in saudi arabia. trump is there to unite the muslim world against terrorism. >> it is there that we will begin to construct a newfou foundation of cooperation and support with our muslim allies to combat extremism, terrorism and violence. and to em

brianna was in independent study and he was remembered as a stand out athlete. >> simon was a great kid he loved playing football. he went out for the football team. it was something he really liked. >> students at logan have had a tough year with a series of losses. two other classmates were killed in car crashes. one after the school's prom and one over labor day. >> the man killed in a train accident, two victims were killed. several outbursts were made regarding free speech and patriotism. >> he is accused of threatening a 16-year-old girl and her muslim friend on a train and stabbing two men for defending them. >> this is america. get out if you don't like free speech. >> two counts of aggravated murder. the incident causing unease in the liberal city. organized by patriot prayer. a group looking to stir up trouble. >> there is never a place for hatred in our community. >> the group has no intention of canceling. meanwhile the girls harassed by christian are speaking out calling the victims heroes. christian could have targeted them. >> i want to say thank you to the people who put

the 17-year olds have been identified as brianna ortega and simon sotelo.s come after three other students in the district died recently. one of those tragedies, just a few weeks ago on mothers day. counselors were brought in to help students and staff members. 7 people were inside the truck at the time of the accident. police say speed is likely what caused the crash. (james) plus.... a mother is outraged after seeing what was printed next to her son's picture in his yearbook. we'll hear from her and show you what it said. and after the break. the russia investigation continues to expand. we'll hear from the trump adminstration. next. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who

the teens have been identified as 17 - year old brianna ortega... and 17- year old simon sotelo.these deaths come after 3 - other student deaths in the district. one of those deaths just a few weeks ago on mothers day. counselors were brought in to help students and staff members. as far as the accident .... it is still under investigation... 7 people were inside the truck at the time. (steve) a jury in san jose must now decide whether the killer of sierra lives or dies. (pam) jury deliberations are to begin now.... following the conclusion of closing arguments in the penalty phase of the case, as kron four's rob fladeboe reports. for closing arguments tuesday, it was deputy district attorney david boyd for the people, he's the man on the left in the grey suit. it would be attorney brian matthews, for the defense, t

the 17 year olds have been identified as brianna ortega of hayward... and simon sotelo of union city. these deaths come after 3 - other students in the district died this school year. one of those tragedies...just a few weeks ago on mothers day. accident.">teens in an day, two other we had on labor senior prom, then coming home on mothers day passed on shane marcelino community. loss and so is the with a staggering school is dealing with a staggering loss and so is the community. shane marcelino passed on mothers day morning after coming home on senior prom, then we had on labor day, two other teens in an accident."> counselors were brought in to help students and staff members. as far as the accident .... it is still under investigation... 7 people were inside the truck at the time. polic

police leads to the arrest of an armed man at the trump hotel in washington. 43-year-old brianna molesom pennsylvania, now in custody after officials discovered a rifle and a socket in his car. >> the best way to prevent a disaster is to when you see something, say something. i think this illustrates how see something say something actually works. >> jon: at the investigation is still ongoing, we are told at no time were any secret service protect these at risk. >> heather: new developments from the alleged ties between the trump campaign and russia. the president's lawyer refusing a request from congress for information, but michael flynn, the president's former national security advisor changes his mind. he now says that he will hand over documents. for more i am joined by gregg jarrett, fox news anchor and attorney. so he changes his mind. what change? >> over initially, the request was for everything he had. which is very broad, and the supreme court said he can't do that. so the committee then narrowed what they were asking for. no negotiations took place, nowe is handing over doc

the 17 year olds have been identified as brianna ortega... and simon sotelo.eaths come after 3 - other students in the district died recently. one of those tragedies...just a few weeks ago on mothers day. < "this school is dealing with a staggering loss and so is the community. shane marcelino passed on mothers day morning after coming home on senior prom, then we had on labor day, two other teens in an accident."> counselors were brought in to help students and staff members. as far as the accident .... it is still under investigation... 7 people were inside the truck at the time. police say speed appears to be a factor. (pam) now an update on a story we first told you about last night. . . police confirm that a man who was shot and killed by police in vacaville . ... was unarmed. it happened monday morning ... when police discovered a honda civic was stolen .. from out of davis. police say, they attempted to pull the car over... which then turned into a pursuit. the chase began on interstate- 80. . . and ended at the retail outlets. some time shortly afterwa

. >>> i'm brianna keilar live in washington. of two developing stories, including breaking details on the investigation into president trump and russia. for the first time, the former director of the cia says that the trump team was, indeed, in contact with the russians. this as we are learning that the president asked his intelligence chiefs to push back against the fbi investigations. we'll have more in a moment. >>> good evening, i'm brooke baldwin live here in

the 17-year olds have been identified as brianna ortega and simon sotelo.s come after three other students in the district died recently. one of those tragedies, just a few weeks ago on mothers day. counselors were brought in to help students and staff members. 7 people were inside the truck at the time of the accident. police say speed is likely what caused the crash. ( darya ) police confirm that a man who was shot and killed by officers in vacaville was unarmed. it happened monday morning when police discovered a honda civic was stolen from davis. police say they tried to pull the car over but it took off. the chase began on interstate-80 and ended at the retail outlets. shortly after the car came to a halt shots were fired, killing the suspect. police have not identified the man involved. ( mark ) dozens of people are being charged with prostitution related crimes after two undercover stings in the bay area. police arrested 27 people in san jose between may 23rd and the 27th. undercover officers solicited dates from suspected prostitutes and female offi

. >> hillary clinton, brianna, she spoke out once again about the russian election meddling.en to what she said this afternoon. >> so the russians in my opinion and based on the intel and counterintim peop counter counterintel people, could not have known how best to weaponize that information unless they had been guided. >> guided by americans? >> guided by americans and guided by people who had, you know, polling and data. >> who is florida? >> we're getting more information about all of the contacts between trump campaign officials and trump associates with russians before, during and after the election. so i hope that we'll get enough information to be able to answer that question. >> but you're leaning trump? >> yes. >> yes. >> yes, i'm leaning trump. i think it's pretty hard not to. >> all right. that's pretty -- pretty strong charge against the president of the united states. she's suggesting she's getting very close to concluding that the president himself colluded with the russians to interfere in the presidential election. >> what -- i found what she said today pret

brianna, 14 of the 23 house republicans in districts hillary clinton won last november, they voted invor of this legislation today, including all seven of these republican members of congress in california but sort of midterm races potentially could they be facing? they could have a tough one. the republicans who did not vote for this could have a tough time if they don't show why they did it. this is one of those subjects where it's going to hurt politically. for some of these folks -- we watched this after obama care passed in 2010. this is a career ender for some people and that's something they had to confront as they did this. who is the candidate -- or pardon me, who are they going to be facing as a challenger? these are all things that are important but this is something that could sink some of them. >> lot of nervous republicans right now. >> absolutely. you saw that on the house floor today. you're going to see it increasingly. there aren't a lot of town halls going into this recess that they're going into next week. but they're going to be home. they're going to have to face

go to xfinity.com/myaccount >>> hi there, i'm brianna keel later.s out of manchester, england. the brother of the bomber is under arrest for planning his own attack in tripoli. back in the uk, five people are now in custody in connection with the bombing as police say they believe the bomber was part of a wider terrorist network. and all of this as we get word from u.s. officials that the attacker spent three weeks in libya, returning to england just days before he walked into that ariana grande concert surrounded by children and

. >>> thanks, brianna. the search is on for a possible isis terror cell. "the lead" starts right now. isis claiming responsibility while police identify the terrorist who killed 22 innocent people at an ariana grande show in england. today we hear the harrowing stories from parents desperately searching for their children amidst the chaos. president trump calling those behind this attack evil losers before landing in europe to meet with the pope. plus, enough to make the former cia director worried. john brennan testifies about the trump campaign's contact with the russians, but does he see any concrete evidence of collusion? good afternoon, everyone. welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. we begin with the world lead. at least 22 innocent people including children as young as 8 have been killed in the deadliest terror attack in britain since the 2005 london bombings. nearly 60 more people have been injured. the attack happened in manchester which is about a four-hour drive north of london as an ariana grande concert was ending at the manchester arena. pa

president trump's áre-election campaigná is out with a new ad airing on television and online reprter brianna- tells us which democrats are most likely going to run against the 45th president. the words that have launched a thousand campaigns:biden: "you guys, i'm not running!joe biden's comments -- in politically important new hampshire, we should note -- are not convincing political observers that he's really out of the race in 2020.larry sabato / cnn political analyst: biden says one thing one day and another thing another day. it mean nothing what he said yesterday, absolutely nothing."this was the former vice president in march:joe biden / fmr u.s vice president: "i think i could've won// "do i regret not being president? yes."áifá biden runs ... he would likely join a crowded field of democrats, some of whom are already quietly exploring a presidential bid. trump: "i have a feeling that in the next election you're going to be swamped with candidates, but you're not gonna be wasting your time."today, trump out with his first campaign ad -- the earliest one that has ever aired in a first

>>> brianna, thank you. welcome to "inside politics." i'm john king. shanks for sharing your day with us. more health care blow back for republican lawmakers back home. the house plan tinkers with obamacare but comes nowhere close to repealing it. >> in individual markets and your insurance coverage is current, nothing's going to change. >> more on that in a moment. plus former president obama extolls the virtues of fighting climate change just as the white house nears a decision about to walk away from the paris a accords. we begin with a question. what would you do if you were the boss and were told this about an employee in one of your most sensitive positions? >> we felt like it was critical that we get this information to the white house. because in part because the vice president was unknowingly making false statements to the public and because we believed that general flynn was compromised with respect to the russians. >> with us to share reporting and insights abby phillip, jeff zeal knee and nia-malika henderson. that was sally yates and she r