. >> everything was about brianna. everything. >> reporter: would a body covered in paint help a killer cover up a murder? >> almost 24 years of doing this job, i've never seen a perfect crime. >> reporter: a history-making case with a verdict that stunned everyone. >> god, where art thou? >> reporter: i'm lester holt and this is "dateline." here's dennis murphy with at the bottom of the stairs. >> reporter: the phone calls of the "are you sitting down kind" started buzzing on a dank, rainy evening in western massachusetts. it was march 29th, 2010. >> i said, "oh, my god. you know, you gotta be kidding me." >> reporter: the news was heartbreaking. incomprehensible. >> i couldn't be. it couldn't be true. it's just wrong. >> reporter: word spread from family members to friends. >> how did you find out something awful had happened? >> i was at my desk at work and my wife at the time called me and said, "sit down." >> i heard there was an accident. that's what i heard. >> reporter: annamarie cochrane rintala and to friends

brianna was caught in the middle. >> when the other would try to pull brianna away that was problematice child was the glue that held them together, but it was -- >> mm-hmm. >> reporter: also the source of a lot of this friction, huh? >> correct. >> reporter: money was an issue, as it so often was with ann. cara was frugal. ann, free-spending. and between them, a growing pile of debt. >> their finances were now starting to become commingled. and ann's debt and ann's spending problems were part -- starting to become a problem for cara, too. >> reporter: but in early 2010, they were together, working hard on their marriage. in february, they went on a cruise. then came march 29th. the bottom of the stairs. and only one person, investigators believed, had the opportunity, and motive, to kill that day. >> all the evidence kept leading us right back to barton street, where that homicide occurred. >> reporter: but they knew they had a circumstantial case. >> there was no single piece of evidence which conclusively said, "cara rintala killed her wife." >> reporter: still, they decided to go fo

brianna? >> suzanne maldls veaux on the , thank you very much. >>> taking to twitter, saying president obama did nothing and taking a swipe at his former rival as well. joe johns is live from the white house with all of this. joe? >> reporter: brianna, in an interview and in tweets, president trump, who once raised doubts about russian interference in the last election now raising questions about president obama's response to it, even accusing president obama of not doing anything. what obama did do, after the election in december, was to excel about 35 russian diplomats and/or intelligence operatives as well as closing a couple of compounds in the united states being used by russians, measures seen by many. even democrats, it's too little, too late. president trump now going on the offense. listen. >> i just heard today for the first time that obama knew about russia a long time before the election. and he did nothing about it. but nobody wants to talk about that. if he had the information, w

brianna, we'll get to brianna in a second and i want to get to congressman joe barton. he is the manager of the republican congressional baseball team. i want to play you what he's been saying. >> i am congressman joe barton and the republican manager and i have pat meehan with me who is our number one relief pitcher. our prayers go out to steve scalise and his family and others and the capitol hill police who got wounded and our volunteers who got wounded also. the heroes are the police officers who -- who attacked the shooter, and in doing so quite probably saved many, many lives. this is a charity baseball game. we've played it for almost a hundred years and it's for a very good cause. i can only speak for myself. i hope we continue the game -- in some ways what democracy is all about. >> my first thoughts go to the heroism to the capitol police who were there and responded immediately in a manner that likely saved the lives of a number of people, members of congress as well as the staffers that are out there each morning helping us. i just left one of our other coll

brianna? >> rene marsh, thank you so much for that. i'm here with a republican from washington state. not only that, you were the former sheriff of king county, washington, one of the biggest jurisdictions in all of the counties. so you have the law enforcement background that you bring to thi this. what was your reaction, especially with your law enforcement background to this? >> well, you know, my first thing was shock and was hoping that everyone who was injured was going to be okay and the word that we've got so far is that these are injuries, still praying, of course, that everyone is going to recover from. and lastly, it's that thought of -- as a police officer, i would have wanted to be there to help protect people but i was so happy to hear that capitol hill police were there on the spot. no doubt in my mind that they put their lives on the line and prevented so many others from being injured or killed. >> senator rand paul, to that point, said that if it would have been -- it would h

chris, brianna? >> thank you very much. >>> let's discuss what this horse trading could marine to you. reporter and editor at large for cnn politics, chris salizza, john avalon and chief washington correspondent for kaiser health news. john avalon, the speaker of the house just did us a favor, paul ryan. in an interview this morning he clarified a selling proposition for the gop here. what we know, basically, he's saying if you don't force somebody to buy obamacare, then they won't. and that's the difference. we're deciding something that people will want, not simply that they'll "have to do." that's the sell on why they must repeal. that is what is motivating mcconnell now in the senate, ryan, then, in the house, to get this done. >> right. so that's the, the rhetoric of freedom and a libertarian rationale and fundamental repediation of one-time running mate's only plan, mitt romney, a conservative procedure out of heritage foundation originally. put that aside. the impact, offer the packages are to

brianna, chris? >> suzanne, as you keep saying ten and it bears saying this is not just about politics, it's about people. we have chris cillizza, abbi fill up and jackie kusinich. jackie, why do we say it's just people? look at susan collins in maine, she's a real republican but also a real issue, one in every five people in her state many in rural areas on medicaid, two out of three kids who need this kind of help, the disabled, elderly, a lot in convalescent centers, all of those funding streams are in this bucket of money we're talking about. that's driving even gop resistance. >> and to your point, i looked at the headlines of several papers of these moderate members and susan collins, older rural mainers would be hit hard by senate bill. to your point they're seeing this on the front page of their papers this morning, talking about this cbo score, and the people that are going to lose health care under this bill in the next ten years, so when rob port l portman sees hospitals fear senate bill,

>>> good morning, i am brianna keilar in washington. this morning, president trump is spending the weekend at his new jersey golf club but the big fight, president trump versus james comey goes on. the president is coming back swinging after the former fbi director's mother of all testimonies on capitol hill. here's a listen. >> no collusion, no obstruction. he's a leaker but we want to get back to running our great country. >> well, now lawmakers are demanding the memos, tapes if there are any, and other records of president trump's conversations with comey by june 23rd they want those things, and that's not all. senator dianne feinstein is asking the judiciary committee to investigate potential obstruction of justice. cnn washington correspondent ryan nobles is following this story. ryan, update us. >> well, it is clear after the hearing of james comey thursday that we are not in position to either convict or vindicate president trump as relates to the investigation into russia and this is going to be a long and complicated process th

brianna, chris? >> suzanna, thank you very much. let's bring in cnn political analyst david drucker. realclearpolitics associate editor a.b. stoddard and cnn political commentator errol louis. do they get it done? is there a vote, do we know? >> there's been given an out. we senator cornyn say we might take it until august 1st. they wanted to get it out this week, but gave a buffer after the july 4th recess i.'s in the going to go anywhere past august. if they fail to do this before the august recess, the first of all which happens to be a tuesday, i don't know why they picked that day, they're moving on. internally they concluded they wasted too much time on health care in an effort that's failed thus far that might be impossible. they have to move on to tax reform. they feel like they've lost precious time. >> what are they looking for in the math, if they get this congressional budget office score, it could come as early as today, how is this going to change who is on the fence, do you think, david? >> i don't know it's going to

linda thomas was brianna's school counselor.ile friends and family mourn ortega, a gofund account has been set up for simon soleto who also died. friends say he loved fishing and all sports and will be sorely missed. (lydia pantazes)summary: when police got to the scene they found 51-year old earnest howard unresponsive.he was later pronounced dead at the scene.police officers found 51-year old earnest howard of vallejo just after 9:30 last night on columbus parkway north of tennessee street in vallejo...police say howard was struck by a vehicle in the southbound lane as he attempted to cross columbus parkway, and was thrown into the northbound lane. the driver then took off.officers are working to determine if alcohol, drugs or any distractions contributed to the accident.if you have any information on this case or saw anything please call the vallejo police department. reporting in vallejo lydia pantazes kron4 news. here in oakland, close to a million dollars, that is the price the city of oakland paid to settle the civil law

our senior washington correspondent brianna keilar is on the scene. do you have more reaction from members and staffers. what are you learning? >> reporter: yes, wolf. some of the people there at the practice are starting to arrive on capitol hill and we are waiting for rodney davis from illinois. he was on the team and at bat when the shooting happened. he has a harrowing account and very shaken up by what happened. i spoke to congressman bill johnson from ohio. he was at the practices and he'd left before the shooting happened. you've been hearing, wolf, that this was a practice where everyone comes pretty much at the same time for the beginning of it and some people might stay for batting practice and additional fielding and bill johnson had left about five minutes before the shooting happened. he, right now or as of the last few minutes was talking to capitol police here in the capitol and filing a report of something he saw that at the time he didn't think much of and in retrospect had raised a lot of concerns for him. he said as he was leaving t

you know, brianna, to you, we were talking to brian stelter because he has all this reporting on how joe scarborough says that not only does he have proof and texts and phone records, that nbc was aware, although we brought up this question, why is he waiting months and months to bring this up. to me, this is sort of a he said/he said. >> it is at this point a he said/he said and the big question i have is, why is the president wasting his time? this seems like such a waste of presidential capital. this is a president whose approval rating is very low and he has a lot of things to do. i mean, it's energy week this week. did you know that? i think most voters wouldn't be aware of that. senators are trying to deal with health care reform. he has a lot to do. he hasn't been able to get a lot of it done. and this is how he's spending his time. i mean, it's really -- it's sort of -- it's unbelievable when he has his work cut out. >> hcut out for him. >> there is a lot of nuance to this. there are pieces that go favorable to the president or favorable to joe and mika, but at the end of the

>> i'm sorry, no, not brianna. >> brianna is certainly not -- [ laughter ] >> everybody stand by. we have a lot more to discuss. the president now suggesting obamacare could be replaced after it's been repealed. is that a viable option? and what does it mean for health care negotiations? whoooo. finding the best hotel price is now a safe bet. because tripadvisor searches over 200 booking sites - so you save up to 30% on the hotel you want. lock it in. tripadvisor. theto me than my vacation.tant so when i need to book a hotel, i want someone who makes it easy to find what i want. booking.com gets it. and with their price match, i know i'm getting the best price every time. c'mon, gary! your summer vacation is very important. that's why booking.com has great offers up to 40% off now through july 4th. find great deals now at booking.com booking.yeah! whimper yap yap yap yip is your dog trying to tell you something? allergic itch in dogs is a medical condition that's more common and treatable than you think. that's why there's prescription apoquel: the revolutionary medicine that's gi

this is a very big deal, brianna. it should be all hands on deck, and everybody should welcome a second committee getting involved, particularly on the technical legal aspects of obstruction of justice. i have no doubt -- well, you see, there is also time, manner and place. when this episode took place that the president's referring to he did not say was on february 14th. there was a scheduled counter intelligence briefing. the vice president, the attorney general, the fbi director, jared kushner, and others were in the room. the president asked that the room be cleared. the attorney general apparently hung back. i thought the attorney general should have said something. this man works for me. i think i should be here, too, mr. president, but the fbi director ended up alone, and that's kind of where this began, and that's where i want to talk about the flynn case. and can't you just let it go? now, "can't you just let it go," are the words that are fairly indi indelibly impressed upon my mind. >> what comey says the p

brianna? >> take cover.had myers, thank you so much. >>> the supreme court agreeing to hear arguments on the president's travel ban this fall. is this a victory for the president? we're going to dig deeper, ahead. your only worry... will be navigating the local traffic. get help with hotels, free twenty-four-hour flight changes, and our price match guarantee. travelocity.® wander wisely.™ our 18 year old wase army in an accident.'98. when i call usaa it was that voice asking me, "is your daughter ok?" that's where i felt relief. we're the rivera family, and we will be with usaa for life. >>> donald trump's controversial travel ban is headed for the supreme court. they agreed to hear it in full in the fall. but the highest court did already reinstate parts of the halted ban. announcing those parts will go forward and they put in their own test how to qualify people for entry into this country. joining me is jeffrey toobin, and as much as i love to have you on the show for any reason. >> yes, sir. >> i actuall

brianna says, that's not enough. >>> i just kind of want her to pay. i don't want her to be around any kids, any -- she don't need to be around kids. >> reporter: well, we can tell you that the daycare showed the video to the mother. the mother says she recorded it and put it online. the daycare says it follow the protocol and followed child abuse investigators. philadelphia police say they went to the call when it was called in and they're aware of the matter. back to you. >> all right, dave, thank you. >>> on your radar tonight a beautiful weeknd ahead. it's simply gorgeous out there to be walking the boards in ocean city, new jersey, and if you like the heat, you are going to like what's ahead. meteorologist scott williams here with your forecast at 11:00. scott, tracking a heat wave? >> dawn, we'll go from earlier this week we had temperatures stuck in the 60s. today high temperatures in the low 80s. yes, our second heat wave of the year is brewing over the next several days. live look right now down the shore. folks just enjoying the boardwalk. th

nicole has a very important question for her sister brianna. >> do you have plans the day after graduation? >> breeianna is graduating next year. her sister seized the opportunity to get harry styles tickets for her. apparently the tickets are impossible to get, but -- >> the guy from one direction with the nice hair. >> what's one direction? >> you know what? don't worry about it. >> the way you think. >> harry styles, kind of a big deal. so when nicole thought they had added another concert, she immediately got the tickets. and this is the moment sissy here is going to find out she's going too. >> you got tickets! you got tickets! >> and she turns into this interesting creature. but, whoa, i think she's excited. >> that's the guy now making teenage girls dry? >> it's no longer you, nick. >> oh. >> she's crying, but those are tears of joy. the concert's actually happening the day after she graduates next year, so it will be a cool little way to celebrate. >>> i don't have to tell y'all not to try this at home, but i'm going to tell y'all not to try this at home. this is all part of his yo

. >> reporter: brianna woods says this surveillance video shows female daycare staff pushing her little boy who falls to the ground thursday at olney academy daycareadphia. >> i see her every day. i take my son to school in the morning i see her. i have conversations with her. >> reporter:woear-old noah alexander has lump the worker hitting her sngerously pulled ue fallin you know what i'm saying, leaving all weight on that one pk up a child. i don't even hit him. i to him more than anything anything. for someone else to put her hands on so aggressive as she did it. it hurt me. it hururt everybody. >> reporter: the director of the daycare tells fox 29 off camera they quote followed protocol which includes calling child line and notifying dhs of the case. they also say the worker was fired. brianna says, that's not enough. >>> i just kind of wan don't wad any kids, any -- she don't need to be around kids. >> reporter: well, we can tell you that the daycare showed the video to the mother. the mother says she recorded it and put it online. the daycare says it follow the protocol and follow

brianna says that's not enough. >> i just kind of want her to pay. i don't want her to be around any kids. any -- she don't need to be around kids. >> reporter: the mother says the daycare actually showed her the video. the mother recorded the video and posted it online again the academy says it followed protocol and notified child abuse investigators philadelphia police say they responded to the call and they are aware of the matter. back to you. >> dave, thanks. >>> new details tonight about waft light noses police involved shooting in juniata park. police say an officer shot and killed a man who was ride ago dirt bike and was armed. authorities say that man ran away from the officer after a struggle. but police are still working to piece together just exactly what happened before the gunfire broke out. our shawnette wilson is live at philadelphia police headquarters with the very latest. shawnette. >> reporter: so commissioner richard ross says that they are looking closely at surveillance video that captures the shooti shooting. he says police wa

brianna keiler up on capitol hill. refusal to talk about his conversationes with the president, let's go to senior white house correspondent jim acosta. he is at the white house. what are are you hearing from the trump team? >> wol, the white house said jeff sessions did not discuss with kids over here wlorp the president was not envoccing it so sessions was essentially dodging questions during his testimony and republican-led committee and louing the president to do that and watching testimony aboard air force 1 on his way to event out in wisconsin. a moment the president may have found interesting is when sessions testified about the speech then candidate trump delivered at mayflower hotel in april of last year. here is what sessions said about that earlier today. >> would you say you were there as a united state senator or as surrogate of campaign for this event. >> i came there as instant person very anxious to see how president trump would do in his first major foreign policy address. i believe he had only given o

let's go to our senior washington correspondent, brianna keilar. brianna, what are you learning? >> wolf, special counsel robert mueller is considering launching a full-scale investigation into whether president trump obstructed justice. and cnn has learned that investigators will soon talk to key intelligence officials. it's the clearest sign yet that mueller's probe into russian interference in the u.s. election is expanding. tonight, the president of the united states under investigation for possible obstruction of justice. according to the "washington post," special counsel robert mueller is looking into whether trump asked the fbi director, james comey, to drop the investigation into fired national security adviser, michael flynn, before firing comey. trump admitted to nbc news that the fbi investigation into his campaign's ties to russia was a factor in the termination. >> in fact, when i decided to just do it, i said to myself, i said, you know, this russia thing with trump and russia is a made-up story. >> reporter: but ken starr, former special counsel, whose investigati

cnn's brianna keilar is here for that story.ither make a legal claim about why they weren't going to answer these questions? for instance, did they invoke executive privilege? >> they did not. one senator actually asked the director of national intelligence what his legal basis was for refusing to testify about whether president trump asked him to downplay the investigation of possible collusion between the trump campaign and russian officials and downni said he wasn't sure if he had a legal basis, an answer that frustrated both republicans and democrats on the committee. u.s. senators struggled to get any answers from president trump's intelligence chiefs as dramatic reports swirl about trump asking those very officials to publicly dismiss russia allegations related to his campaign. >> if any of this is true, it would be an appalling and improper use of our intelligence professionals, an act if true could erode the public's trust in our intelligence institutions. >> reporter: seemingly straightforward denials from two key playe

that's what brianna just said. this seat in the atlanta suburbs has been held by a republican for nearly 40 years. >> that's absolutely right. newt gingrich held it and most recently tom price who vacated the seat because is he now the secretary of health and human services. and with him, he was a popular guy in the district, well-known. he won by 20 plus points. just in november, 30 plus points two years before that. so this has been a traditionally republican district. however, don, it hasn't necessarily been a trump kind of district, which is one of the reasons democrats put so much time, money and effort into this race. and when i say not sort of a traditionally trump district, what i mean by that is, it is highly highly wealthy. a lot of college educated plus plus voters there. the kind of voters that democrats were hoping would be turned off by a donald trump presidency. that weren't necessarily all-in for the kind of republican nomination that they saw, never mind winning the white house. and you know, we're

cnn's brianna keilar is following that part of the story. brianna, did we learn anything new about the russia investigation? >> reporter: well, i do want to update our viewers very quickly on something that we're getting in that's pretty fascinating coming to us from the national law journal, and that is that robert mueller, the special counsel in this case, looking into potential coordination between the trump campaign and the russians is adding to his team, who is this, michael drieben, deputy solicitor general, very importantly, one of the top criminal law experts, and this is an indication according to the "national law journal" seeking advice on complex areas of criminal law, including obstruction of justice. as special counsel robert mueller looks into ties between the trump campaign and russia, one senator is telling cnn the investigation is expected to go all the way to the oval office. >> it involves to some degree the president so i would expect at some point, not right away, but at some point mr. mueller would feel he has to depos

different format, but the requirements of our oversight duties and your agencies demand it. >> and briannaoins us now. you mentioned coates and rodgers said they were not given directions from the white house to invoke executive privilege. is that still a possibility? >> reporter: well, they asked -- it appears to still be a possibility, of course, because the intel leaders technically are subject to it. they work at the behest, of course, of president trump, so they would fall under that. but their inquiries, it appears, were not answered. we have asked if executive privilege is going to be invoked. we have not heard back. they did inquire with white house counsel about their testimony. we know that. but when it comes to this issue of executive privilege, it's still up in the air. obviously there's a lot of sensitivity but it wasn't -- they're saying they weren't going to answer questions wasn't based on that legal basis as you noticed, anderson. >> brianna keilar. back with the panel. jeff, that moment he admits there is no legal basis and no executive privilege. >> it was amazing. when

. >>> cnn newsroom live from washington is next with brianna keilar. >> president trump makes his firsts on the fired fbi director's testimony, accusing him of perjury. that's coming up at the top of the hour. >> make some great memories today. i was thinking around 70. to and before that?re? you mean after that? no, i'm talking before that. do you have things you want to do before you retire? i'd really like to run with the bulls. wow. hope you're fast. i am. get a portfolio that works for you now and as your needs change with investment management services. 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're the williams family, and we're usaa members for life. call usaa today to talk about your insurance

joining us, cnn political director david chalian and senior washington correspondent brianna keilar,n politics reportser and editor at large with "the point" on cnn.com, chris cillizza and legal analyst former federal prosecutor laura coates. laura, serious question. could this be from a legal perspective an abuse of presidential power? >> not as told yet. not quite there. the reason it's so important, brian's right. we haven't right got to the allegation of actual blackmail. you have a discrepancy whether or not the president himself was involved in some way in knowing about an article in advance and having a hand in either trying to silence it or did he have a hand in actually crafting it with the idea of weaponizing it again to the media? it wouldn't be the first time the president obviously tried to attack the media but would be an odd step giving his track record he essentially tried to punish the media not creating stories in the press but rather trying to suppress them. inconsistency overall, but right now you have the accusation, what you need legally to push it over that hur

brianna, thanks for that update. let's bring in congressman ruben gallaga. he is an iraq war veteran. thanks for joining us. >> thank you, wolf. >> do you believe the president will in fact make a statement under oath to special counsel robert mueller? >> i would hope so. he has offered it. but this president seems to have a problem with the truth. he doesn't seem to follow up with anything he said he will do. the first thing we should go to is whether there are tapes. if there are tapes it is his duty to turn them over since he basically brought them into the conversation and called out the former fbi director who under oath said that he felt pressured by the president to drop the flynn investigation. >> the president also said today as you know, congressman, some of what the former fbi director said wasn't true. but other stuff he said vindicates him. how can he play out those accounts if they are under oath. in other words, he accepts some of what comey says but says comey is lying on other matters. >> look, i think president trump right now is acting qui

our senior washington correspondent brianna keilar is just outside the hearing room.o be any tension there among those who have gathered for the hearing? >> reporter: so far, no. there just seems to be anticipation of this beginning here in about 40 minutes. there are a number of people on the other side of the hearing room who have been lined up for almost three hours. it seems like a number of them are intirns and some of them are tourists. we are parked here at the rear entrance which is the hearing room where jeff sessions will be testifying today and we are awaiting senators who may be taking this entrance into the hearing room. but just to show you how big of a hearing this is going to be, you'll recognize the hearing room as the same one where jim comey testified. you'll recognize it from supreme court nominee confirmation hearings. and these senators, republicans and democrats, are going to have a number of questions for the attorney general. for instance, in that mid-february meeting where jim comey was, jim comey said that as the president asked for a one-on

. >> reporter: brianna woods glad the cameras were rolling at the daycare after her 2-year-old son noah came home with a bump on his head. the video shows the boy's teacher approaching a group of toddlers. >> she hits him first and then my son. >> zoom in and slow down. seconds later. >> she gives my son a push in the back of the head and then again. >> reporter: the boy falls flat on his face. the daycare has since fired that teacher and noticed the state child abuse hot line. >> i'm glad she has been fired. but i'm wondering why she wasn't in cuffs. >> reporter: the boy's family posted the video on facebook. some parents at the daycare say the teacher went too far. >> no doubt about it. no room for that in a daycare with little kids with any teacher disciplining them. >> reporter: 2-year-old noah didn't suffer source injuries. his mom just hoping that the fired teacher learns a lesson. >> i want to make sure she is not allowed around any kids. >> reporter: the daycare director tells me they followed proper protocol and they added no teacher should ever make that kind of physical conta

brianna woods' son came home with a bump on his head. she filed a police report. >> i'm glad to hear she's fired. when i looked at the video myself i wondered why she wasn't in cuffs. >> there's no room for that in a daycare with little kids with any teacher disciplining. >> the daycare says it followed protocol in the case by quickly notifying state investigators. >>> a confrontation over a car being repossessed shows a shooter acting inúr/ self-defen. a woman called her boyfriend who pistol-whipped the driver. according to police the driver heard the sound of glass shatter, thought he was being shot. he told officers that's when he pulled his gun and started shooting. more than 20 gunshots were exchanged, and the boyfriend was killed. >> it's sad that it happened. things didn't have to turn out that way. it's unfortunate they did. >> it's sad. it's very sad. it's a different world out here. people are crazy. >> so far no charges have been filed in this case. today fiphiladelphia's newest mural will be dedicated to the first woman firef

cnn's joe johns live at the white house with the latest. >> reporter: good morning, brianna. president trump in an interview as well as in tweets, the very same person raising doubts about russia meddling in the election, now raising questions about president obama's response to it and accusing him of doing nothing about it. the the president just issued tweets suggesting among other things that the democratic national committee engaged in a big dim hoax by declining protection from hacking from the department of homeland security. >> i just heard today for the first time that obama knew about russia a long time before the election and he did nothing about it, but nobody wants to talk about that. the question is, if he had the information, why didn't he do something about it. >> now, this is very much a revised take on an election where candidate trump seemed to be encouraging russia at one point, going as far as to get the call in that country to find thousands of deleted hillary clinton e-mails. it comes also after a report in "the washington post" suggesting that president

brianna, thank you very, very much. the upcoming testimony by the attorney general jeff sessions could pose new problems for president trump as his administration continues to dig in its heels against the russia investigation. let's go to our senior white house correspondent jim acosta. jim, what's the latest over there? >> reporter: wolf, the white house and its allies are still on the attack, still trying to undermine the russia probe by questioning the motives of the investigators from former fbi director james comey to . >> and if the president was recording the conversations at the white house, if so, where are the tapes? >> the president made clear in the rose garden he would have an announcement. >> any sort of announcement. >> when the president is ready to make it. when he's ready he will. he laid how the his position very clearly >> reporter: wows not say whether they would invoke privilege when jeff sessions testifies before the senate intelligence committee tuesday. >> i think it depends on the scope of the

brianna, a senior at the dakota school for independent studies, simon was a popular student. >>> tonightion to pull out of the paris climate agreement tomorrow, noon time at the white house rose garden. as a candidate you may remember mr. trump called climate change a hoax. and administration sources say the president is still leaning towards exiting the accord. a nonbinding agreement urges the nearly 200 participating countries to reduce toxic emissions. supporters see it as being critical to national security and also to the future of the planet. tesla and spacex ceo went on twitter urging the president to stick with the paris agreement. by the way a member of the strategic policy forum. >>> would you pay money to avoid traffic? highway 101 on the peninsula moving right now. but you know it's typically very slow. it might be following the lead of the east bay. a proposed toll lane on highway 101. nbc bay area joins us in san mateo with the details of this plan. >> reporter: cal tran presented four different options and some of those ideas included extending the car pool lanes further a

with me manu raju, washington correspondent brianna keilar and political director david chalian. m mnu, this is a day to have prayers for those shot. it is a day to track the investigation which at the outset does seem to have some political motivation. what we saw there, a shocked washington taking a moment to reflect, what were your thoughts? >> that's right. i have not seen this level of unity between the two sides probably since one of the last tragedies say 9/11. remember when they came out on the steps of the capitol, john, and united both sides tried to show some unity here. this is a real rare moment here on capitol hill to see both leaders express their concern and try to show that they're all standing together in this fight. but i can tell you, john, in talking to a number of members this morning, people are deeply rattled by this. they know that this happened in this could happen to almost any of them. a lot of them do not have security. only the members of the immediate leadership team walk around with security detail and that's one reason why of course, that these me

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also arrested 24-year-old krdim schultz and 23-year-old brianna davis. township health depth shut down the restaurant for contamination while workers spent the days ting away food and cleaning the kitchen. >> this is not something you see every day around here. >> reporter: thou this statement from the company spokesperson of which it pottily tonight. these are serious allegations and if true, represent completely unacceptable conduct in one of our restaurants. we will cooperate fully with the investigation to see that this matter is resolved ". >> this restaurant is expected to reopen sometime tomorrow. lucy? >> all right, sounds good, thank you chris o'connell. coming up next. take close look. someone backed a truck right into it and they don't think it's an accident. armed robbery in a pack wawa but one customer was not having it. not in his wawa. and police are calling him a hero. >>> a study of brought tan is raising questions about booze is too much. researchers looked at decades of drinking habits people 40 and other. med rat drinkers may save the

i'm brianna keilar in washington. and this morning president trump is spending the weekend at his new jersey golf club after a very chaotic week. it is not over yet though. the president hitting back with a zinger after former fbi director james comey's explosive testimony. here's what he said. >> no collusion, no obstruction, he's a leaker. but we want to get back to running our great country. >> and now lawmakers are demanding the memos, tapes if there are any, and any other records of president trump's conversations with comey and they want them by june 23. that is not all. you have senator dianne feinstein who is asking the your addition area committee to investigate potential obstruction of justice. we have cnn washington correspondent ryan nobles on the story for us. give us an update here. >> reporter: well, it's become a high stakes game of who do you believe in washington. and president trump is taking the risk that bob mueller the special counsel and former fbi director who has been tasked with investigating

simon sortello and brianna ortega died in the crash. tonight the alameda county coroner's bureau confirmed a third person also died. >>> a woman's bosses gave her a gift that is humiliating and racist. tonight she's suing. >> the woman filing the sue says her employer at southland construction in pleasanton called her the b word and things escalated after that. at a news conference in san francisco today tishay wright said that her bosses gave her this confederate flag purse at the company christmas party. inside photos of the owner kenneth hayden dressed like the president and his wife anita in front of a confederate flag. also holding a sign saying the southland will rise again. >> it made me sick to my stomach and i fell like dirt, like he considered me to be less of a human. >> it couldn't be any clearer. we have a man in front of a confederate flag dressed like the president feeling empowered to say and do things that are both racist and unlawful. >> we called the company today for men, but they hung up on us and they did not come

brianna ortega and simon sotella were killed on monday. police say the 17-year-olds were passengers in a truck that was racing down park street. the truck clipped a minivan before slamming into several light poles. tonight family members are blaming the driver. >> there's a lot of pain and anger towards this person that was driving, a lot. we're going to push the issue until it gets done. >> five other passengers were critically injured when the cab of that truck was ripped off in the collision. so far the driver has not been charged. >>> tonight the woman at the center of a police sex scandal says she is ready to move on. kpix5's betty yu reports she was just awarded nearly $1 million to help rebuild her life. betty? >> liz, today she told the media that being in the spotlight and testifying in court has taken a toll on her. when asked how she was feeling today, she simply said relieved and that she feels safe. the $989,000 will come from the city of oakland. council members approved the settlement today for the woman now known as jasmine

that's morgan state university graduate brianna carter getting a peck on the cheek from vice presidentays, "he kisses me on the cheek because i'm cute and because my phone wasn't working." carter also said her father was jealous. biden was the commencement speaker at the university this year. >> the phone was working just fine. >> wait, her father was jealous? >> dad wants his kiss, too? >> okay. >> he was surprised. he pulled back and disappeared. >> like he was lurking -- snuck out. >> i thought the kiss was a little slow. it was a little -- >> surprised her. >> lingered? >> a little slow. >>> we have clouds that will linger into the weekend. >> good one. >> a chance of showers, possibly thunderstorms. dry now in spring city, pennsylvania. muggier than yesterday. the mugginess will be on the rise through the weekend. spring city, showers and a chance of thunderstorms later on. everyone's in the 60s to start with. cloudy skies, 66 in philadelphia. south jersey at 63. low 60s in many of the neighborhoods in the suburbs. west callen, 63. 64 in unionville. 61 in warrington and bedminster

brianna ortega and simon sotello, both 17 years old, were killed in the accident. four others were also hurt. >>> the mother accused of abandoning her 5-year-old daughter near ocean beach in san francisco will face a judge today. police say samantha patten shoved the girl out of a stopped car on the great highway on monday night. she then drove off with her 1-year-old son. paramedics happened to spot the little girl as she was being abandoned. 22-year-old patten faces felony child endangerment charges. >> the 2-year-old girl from the 1800s whose casket was found underneath a san francisco house is getting another memorial service tomorrow. edith cook is getting a headstone with her picture at the cemetery. the well preserved body was found in an unmarked metal casketed a year ago, buried under the home near the university of san francisco. a nonprofit was able to identify who she was and actually trace the fact she was born into a prominent family and died from severe undernourishment, probably caused by urban living. tomorrow's memorial service will be at the gree

>> that's morgan state university graduate brianna carter getting a peck on the cheek from biden at her graduation back on may 20th. carter says, "he kissed me on the cheek because i'm cute, and because my phone wasn't working." i don't know about the squealing, though. carter said her father's jealous. biden was the speaker this year. >>> an incredible shot from the u.s. open. henrik stenson hit it into the hole from 152 yards out. the ball lands directly in the hole. they score that as an eagle, no bounce, no roll. nothing but the bottom of the cup. very nice. >>> philadelphia police are looking for two men who scammed a deli out of hundreds of dollars. >>> up next, we'll tell you about the con that tricked the cashier into handing over the money. >>> plus, ending the violence. hundreds of family members and friends of shooting victims come together to push for change. >>> good morning. first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington watching the boulevard. cameras around 9th street. looks like a good drive so far. fridays are usually quiet. i don't want to get ahead of myself here, bu