no, you take it. >> our thanks to dan harris there. says he sneaks away into the museum there in london and gets them to keep it open late for him and his girlfriend. >> i'm still imagining king kendis. it's terrifying. >> bow down. >>> this is abc news "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. news "wo >>> making news in america this morning, tropical storm cindy pounding the gulf coast. forecasters are warning of high winds, heavy rains and flooding. we're live in the storm's path. >>> president trump hits the road with a late night rally in iowa. his new plans for immigration and the wall along the southern border, plus, after the closed door meeting senate republicans will reveal their health care plan today. what we already know about it. >>> the stabbing of an officer at an airport is now being investigated as a possible act of terrorism. what we're learning overnight as police raid the suspect's home. >>> and out of the hospital and showing off her arm, the officer wounded at the congressional baseball practice thr

dan harris, abc news, phoenix, arizona. >> you can see dan harris' full report tonight on "nightline." >>> there is much more ahead on "world news tonight" this wednesday. the growing threat along the american coast. the warning to swimmers. the shark population soaring off a popular vacation spot. 150 great whites expected just this summer. >>> plus, the unsolved mystery in new york's central park. new developments in the bombing that left a college student badly injured. >> get out of my garage. >>> and the mother coming home to a big surprise. pulling into the garage, and look what is waiting for her. ♪ your body was made for better things than rheumatoid arthritis. before you and your rheumatologist move to another treatment, ask if xeljanz is right for you. xeljanz is a small pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well. xeljanz can reduce joint pain and swelling in as little as two weeks, and help stop further joint damage. xeljanz can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections, lympho

dan harris, phoenix, arizona. >>> when we come back, the coolest piece of "star wars" memorabilia, at least one of them, has a new home. >>> and how chrissy teigen just redefined the flash dance. "the skinny's" next. how chrissy teigen just redefined the flash dance. "the skinny's" next. ♪ >> dun, dun, dun, dun! >> skinny's about "jaws" no doubt. >> we are starting out "the skinny" with a galactic sized price. for a humble >> r2-d2 has now sold at auction for nearly $3 million. >> yeah, good things come in small package, people. r 2 d 2's only 43 inches tall and was the most expensive item in movie peopmemorabilia auctio. >> you would have thought the darth vader helmet would have gone for a lot. there's no clue on the identity of the buyer. >> the helmet was too hard to breathe in. they also, by the way, sold the "saturday night fever" dance floor for $1.2 million. what do you do with that, i wonder? someone has a ballroom and a disco ball. whoever bought it, we want to come over and party but. >>> next, somebody else we'd like to party with, one of hollywood's most accomplished star

abc's dan harris has more. >> reporter: the ransom ware known as petya has taken out hospitals aroundlobe, including in pittsburgh. >> she called me and said the surgery was canceled because the computers were down. >> reporter: experts say it should be a wakeup call for the american health care system. dr. rua has no idea what everyone around her in the simulated e.r. knows that this patient is a victim of a hack. abc news was there when security experts and government employees came to phoenix to witness the first-ever simulated mass hack of the hospital. you had no idea there was a hack. >> there was a problem, but i had no idea it was hacked. >> reporter: the goal of the exercise, to bring awareness to a fact recently highlighted in a congressional report that said the security of our health care system is in critical condition. with so many medical devices connected to the internet, they are considered potential threats. dan harris, abc news, phoenix, arizona. >>> when we come back, the coolest piece of "star wars" memorabilia, at least one of them, has a new home. >>> and how ch

>> but it's shedding a new light on the forbidden traveling, we're up all nightline with abc's dan harris reporter: otto warmbier arranged his visit through young pioneer tours based in china. it touts itself as a budget operation, offering trips to places quote, your mother would rather you stayed away from. on twitter, they posted pictures of customers skiing in iran and visiting a weapon repair shop in erbil, iraq. our producer went to the office of young pioneer tours looking for answer on what went wrong on warmbier's trip. >> i'm with abc news. we've been trying to call for the longest time. can we talk to you guys? >> no. >> can we, can we talk to -- is on camera? >> no. we've released a statement, and that's all we've got to say. >> are you seriously pushing me out? i just asked nicely. >> reporter: at the time of otto warmbier's trip, young pioneer tours described their excursions to north korea online as extremely safe. and answered this question, i'm american. is this a sflob wiproblem? with a chipper "not at all." from running the pyongyang marathon to observing daily life on

abc's dan harris with the latest. >> reporter: two american institutions literally under fire.stime and our elected officials. a barrage of gunfire at a baseball field, right outside washington, d.c. as republican members of congress practiced for their game against the democrats. law enforcement officers shouting at the suspect. 66-year-old james t. hodgkinson who had open fire on the players, apparently, deliberately targeting the gop. six people injured including congressman steve scalise, third ranking republican in the house of representatives, now in critical condition. the suspect now dead had a long and public history of anti-trump, and anti- at least 20 republican members of congress along with some of their families and others were gathered at the eugene simpson stadium prepping for charity match. >> i was taking ground balls at third base. jeff duncan, steve scalise at second. >> congressman, desantis, a man later identified as hodgkinson approached with a question about players on the field. >> individual came up and said hey, republicans or democrats. a little odd.

. >>> now let's see what is coming up at 7:00 on "good morning america" with dan harris. >> all righte right now. so we're going to take a what's the story behind green mountain coffee and fair trade? let's take a flight to colombia. this is boris calvo. boris grows mind-blowing coffee. and because we pay him a fair price, he improves his farm and invest in his community to make even better coffee. all for a smoother tasting cup. green mountain coffee. ♪ ♪ ♪ honey bunches of oats. it's crispy sweetened flakes, plus crunchy granola clusters, plus a touch of honey. it is 'mmmm', is good! it all adds up to a mouthful of joy. honey bunches of oats. have you tried it yet? >> okay. welcome back. in sports this afternoon the a's will try to sweep the yankees and the giants try to avoid being swept by colorado. tie block starts for the giants at coors field against the rockies, first pitch at 12:10 p.m. cotton takes the mound for oakland against the bronx bombers and first pitch at the coliseum at is 1:05. >>> last night andre ward tried to remain undefeated in his highly anticipated rematch

here's dan similar ris with a pre-- dan harris with a preview. >> reporter: he said, he said, the presidentnding his ground over what the president said actually happened during the meeting with james comey. could the president's words be used against him? high-speed chase ending in a fiery crash. an 18 wheeler speeding down the highway in texas police coaxed the suspect out three ours later. what we're learn being the driver behind the horrific scene. >>> cleveland cavaliers taking their first victory in game four stopping the warriors from sweeping. how long can the cavs keep the fire going coming up on "g.m.a." we'll see you soon. >>> "action news" continues at 9:00. here's some of the stories we're working on for you, if you're looking for a feline friend perfect paws might have the solution. that's coming up in "shelter me rescue of the week." >>> ahead why this k-9 did not cut it for the police academy. he is cute. now for chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm gray hall. make it a great day. we just moved into this house and didn't realize how difficult it was going to b

." >> here's dan harris with a look ahead. >> reporter: gray and nydia good morning, we're covering theengland a vehicle slammed into a crowd on the london bridge. suspect stabbed stabbed people at a nearby market. this comes two week after the horrific attack at the ariana grande concert in manchester where she is scheduled to perform an memorial concert tonight. we have a panel of experts to discuss the security ramifications here at home. that's coming up on "g.m.a." we'll see you soon. >> "good morning america" weekend is next on "action -- ol 6. "action news" continues later this morning. >>> a bag with bling and yearlong wait list. we have details on a handbag with real gold and diamonds and how long you have to wait to get one. plus chris sowers has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, for gray hall, chris sowers and the entire "action news" team, i'm nydia han. have a great sunday! we'll see you back here at 9:00 a.m. we salute the triers, the fliers... and those who find their heart's desires. there's a little klutz in all of us. that's why we made clorox splash-less b

you are a rock star, dan harris in your hometown.erybody said are you 10% happier. >> oh, wow. smooth. >> you say pickup line. were they hitting on you? >> pickup lint a bar. they use that at a bar. >> i love my hometown of boston. boston strong. thank you, everybody, for watching this morning. we'll see you tomorrow. >> this is an update. >> good saturday morning. temperatures as we kick things off for the weekend, already near 70. 72 in annapolis this morning and 50's off to the last. do not get too used to that. this afternoon, climbing into the upper 80's. make sure you are putting on the sunscreen, staying hydrated. a mostly dry forecast. maybe a stray shower near the mason-dixon line. celebrate fairfax underway today and tomorrow. temperature by sunday, low 90's. the first day of the heat wave kicking. it will feel very hot and steamy vice sunday, the gusts of this high pressure system moving off the coast line. the southwesterly winds and bring back the heat and the humid air. this is typically what we see during summertime. w

i got to say going back to boston, your hometown, you are a rock star, dan harris? >> really?ame up to me and said are you 10% happier. >> oh, wow. smooth. >> you say pickup line. were they hitting on you? >> no, that's their pickup line at the bar. they use use that as a pickup line at the bar. >> i love my hometown of boston. boston strong. thank you, everybody, for watching this morning. we'll see you tomorrow. >> can i keep this? rybody, for watching this morning. we'll see you tomorrow. >> ki keep this? >> good morning, everyone, i'm chris nguyen. a group of raiders fans will hold a news conference to know they have hired attorney james queen, a well respected litigator. quinn defeated the nfl in a landmark federal court case in 1992 that banished players unrestricted free agency. the move likely sets the stage over the nfl raiders planned move to las vegas. >>> happening today, preparations are under way for a big pool party t. renovation of the swim center will be held at 11:00 a.m.. it features a splash playground. you can get in free all day today. >>> also happening

i got to say back to your hometown, you are a rock star, dan harris.ybody said are you 10% happier. >> oh, wow. smooth. >> you say pickup line. were they hitting on you? >> no, that's their pickup line at the bar. they use use that as a pickup line at the bar. >> i love my hometown of boston. boston strong. thank you, everybody, for watching this morning. we'll see you tomorrow. >> ki keep this? >> i'm gray hall coming up next only "action news" saturday morning at 9:00 a.m. two suspects stabbed three people during a violent robbery. we have an update. >>> topless in ocean city maryland, before you take off the shirt, we'll tell you what you need to know about vowrkd a popular tourist beach. those stories and more next on "action news" saturday morning. to make a good school day. miss hoffman gets us there safe every time. mrs. migliaccio teaches us all about fractions - and haikus - and the erie canal! miss reeves makes us sound amazing. doing. recess wouldn't be recess without miss basile. and mrs. mccarthy always has tons of good books to read. whic

. >>> dan heirs harris joins us from new york. >> coming up on gma, the attorney general jeff sessionsto the hot seat, announcing overseat that he'll testify to congress to respond to the testimony of the man who used to report to him. the fired fbi director james comey. among the questions for sessions, how many times did he meet with the russian ambassador to the u.s. adam west dies at the age of 88. we'll celebrate the man and how he wanted to be remembered. >>> one lucky powerball player. one lucky winner making up $440 million winner. a single ticket matching all six numbers. who is america's newest millionaire. all coming up. >>> 6:25 is the time. check out what a mother bear will do to protect her cub. a security camera gives us a closer look. mother bear and her baby were rummaging for food last week. suddenly a coyote appears, momma bear keeps her cub thwarting the coyote's effort. >>> video reveals the moments a south carolina woman is rescued from her serial killer captor. >>> lightning mcqueen is back ♪ ♪ ♪ the toothpaste that helpstax, prevent bleeding gums. if you spit bl

(dan kerman)up to now the alameda county district attorneys office has suggested max harris was the second in command at the ghostship warehouse, and as creative director there rented the upstairs space for the dance party that ended in an inferno that killed 36 people. court documents suggest his recklessness is why he's been charged with 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter. sot curtis briggs/harris' attorney 22-29max harris is innocent, max harris is wrongfully charged, wrongfully incarcerated and he should not be prosecuted at this time.at a news conference friday afternoon harris' attorneys were joined by family and friends to paint a different picture sot laura lind/harris' aunt 40-50i hope everyone will see my nephew max as he truly is a sincere kind hearted working artist one of the warehouse tenants who is also a grieving victim, utterly innocent of any crime. attorneys says harris tried to save lives that night of the fire and prosecutor's claims that harris promoted the event and blocked a critical staircase are simply untrue.sot we want the truth out there about max harris' ro

meanwhile -- max harris' legal team gathered with his friends and family.... as kron 4's danerman reports -- they say, the suspect is not only innocent -- but never should have been charged in the first place. (dan kerman)who is the real max harris, the second in command at the ghost ship warehouse who is culpable for the deaths of 36 people who perished in december's fire as prosecutors believe or a struggling artist who was simply a tenant at the warehouse and managed to survive the firesot curtis briggs/harris' attorney 16-24 somebody who lived people as much as max harris did, somebody who loved created art as much as max harris did would never put people or at in a position where they could be destroyed or harmed.at a news conference friday afternoon family and friends of harris joined his attorneys to pushback against prosecutors who have charged him with 36 counts of involuntary manslaughtersotmax being in custody feels unjust sot alexa dunham/harris' friend 45-51max is not the villain here, in fact max exemplifies the type of person everyone in our community aspires t

rob rope and stein -- cn -- national intelligence, dan coats, and director admiral rogers. on the camilla harris intelligence committee freshman senator from california in her bestioning was told to yesterday,equested c-span was on capital to talk to members about how they are preparing for today's hearing. here is angus king. >> how are you preparing for tomorrow's hearing? >> basically reviewing the to prior hearings, discussing these issues and doing all the reading i can and trying to think of the questions. i will not be questioning until fourth or fifth down the list. a lot of what i will do will be filling in on the questions that have not been offered. >> what do you think you will get to? >> you have to wait until tomorrow to think -- to see that. host: that was senator angus king on capitol hill. he will get his turn later in the hearing. it will begin with opening statements of the chair and vice chair and then mr. comey, we will hear from him and he will be reading the words he put out yesterday. openingges, his statement, detailing conversations, and one-on-one meetings he had with

dan a conocer uno vÍdeo del momento en que un joven hispano es estrangulado presuntamente por el esposo de una oficial del condado harriss. por segunda ocasiÓn, el mismo agente de policÍa del condado monroe en la florida, llama la patrulla fronteriza para que arreste a un indocumentado. ♪ ♪ locutor: Éste es su noticiero univisiÓn, en visión nocturna con ilia calderÓn y enrique acevedo. enrique: buena noche, finalmente la casa blanca confirmÓ que el presidente no utilizarÁ su privilegio ejecutivo para impedir que los del fbi testifique ante el congreso el prÓximo jueves en lo que se perfila para ser un intercambio explosivo. durante el fin de semana, el presidente trump recurriÓ a su medio predilecto, twitter, para criticar al alcalde de londres, horas despuÉs del atentado en esa ciudad, y tambiÉn para quejarse de su propio departamento de justicia. claudia: donald trump no impedirÁ que comey testifique en el senado. con esta confirmaciÓn de la portavoz de la casa blanca, se acaba el rumor de que trump planeaba usar sus poderes ejecutivos de evitar que se le pregunte pÚblicamente al ex director del fbi que el presidente

400 metre hurdles, both of those with wins, and also dan bramble in the long jump, and dwayne karen, new to the team, but he won the 400 metres. and harryand said duane, because he was new and won. how many of these athletes will we see going forward to c because as you say it is not that far and all the trials, next weekend, and then the world championships themselves just a couple of months away. we‘ll be season of these names, names people at home might not knowjust yet? i think because there is a qualifying standard for the world championships which people have to achieve, some of these people probably won‘t get those qualifying standards. but i thinkjack green, eilidh doyle, they will be the standout names. fingers crossed, still two weeks to go to qualify so maybe they can raise the performance is a little bit and make it in the team. as a coach do get nervous if your athlete is competing in an event before the big ones? i‘ve got an athlete on the team, she goes tomorrow in the final of the women‘s 100 metres hurdles. she is a junior. when i had a conversation with her it was more about going out and having fun, it‘s an experience

harris did and others for that matter? there was a litany, a long list of members last week who asked questions and they were essentially stonewalled. danust wouldn't answer, rod rosenstein wouldn't answer. as a member of congress how do you engage your responsibility for oversight when these persons sit there in front of you and just won't answer your questions? >> well in my book i talk about how you have to be tough, you have to hold to your questions, you have to make sure that the people watching understand you're being stonewalled and you never give up. the most frustrating thing is you usually only have five to seven minutes. we have a little longer here so we can go into depth. a member of congress who is tarj charged with oversight who is getting stonewalled is really set back. but they have to utilize that time to make that point and expound on why they think there's a stone wall. and then you can turn it around. but it does take a certain toughness not to say, okay, i'll take my marbles and go home. you have to be just as tough as the person answering your questions or i should say dodging your question. >> let me jump now to

harris, one of the defendants. abc7 news reporter melanie woodrow was in court today and is in the newsroom with the latest on this. melanie? >> reporter: dan, the attorney says the alameda district attorney is strategically going after the people he says are least likely to have the financial means to defend themselves. we learned today that two attorneys from two separate law firms have taken harris's case pro bono and at least for now they have no plans to make a motion to separate him from co-defendant derrick almena. his family and friends want them to see these pictures of him. >> there is not a greedy bone in his body. >> when i visited with alex, among the first things he said, i'm sorry if you have to miss work for this. >> reporter: harris along with co-defendant face 36 kounlts of involuntary manslaughter for the 36 lives lost in the ghost ship warehouse fire. >> somebody who loved people as much as max harris clearly loves people, as much as somebody who loved creating art, as much as max harris loved creating art, would never put people in art in a position where they could be destroyed or harmed. >> reporter: harris wrote this

of those with winds, and also dan bramble in the long jump, and when karen, new to the team, but he w011 when karen, new to the team, but he won the 400 metres. and harry0. another name we know, winning the men's100. those are the five individuals, but i will that my hand up individuals, but i will that my hand up and said wayne, because he was new g1. how many of these athletes will we see going forward to compete? because as you say it is not that far and all the trials, next weekend, and then the world championships themselves just a couple of months away. we'll be season couple of months away. we'll be season of these names, names people at home might not knowjust yet?|j think at home might not knowjust yet?” think because there was a qualifying standard for the world championships which people have to achieve, some of these people probably won't get those qualifying standards. but i thinkjack green, a leader oil, they will be the standout names. fingers crossed, still two weeks to go to qualify so maybe they can raise the performance is a little bit and make it in the team. as a coach do get nervous if your athlete is competing in an event before

harris knowingly created a fire trap with inadequate means of escape. they then filled that area with human beings and are now facing the consequences of their actions. >> iteam reporter danom neighbors who saw it happen in lake county. >> new at 6:00, we're joined from spheuperior court. >> dan andama. they had a hard time finding a place to settle. they came 140 miles from from the site of the ghost ship tragedy. 47-year-old derrick al min a fought returning to the county to face the manslaughter counts that could get him 39 years in

harris knowingly created a fire trap with inadequate means of escape. they then filled that area with human beings and are now facing the consequences of their actions. >> iteam reporter dan noyes was tipped off to the arrest from neighbors who saw it happen in lake county. >> new at 6:00, we're joined from spheuperior court. >> dan andama. they had a hard time finding a place to settle. they came 140 miles from from the site of the ghost ship tragedy. 47-year-old derrick al min a fought returning to the county to face the manslaughter counts that could get him 39 years in prison in connection with the ghost ship fire. >> an arrest warrant for you. >> he insisted on appearing in court late this afternoon to have the charges read. >> alameda county law enforcement should be here to pick you up within the time frame as stated. >> no attorney, no family members, no friends came to support him. people living in this quiet upper lake neighborhood tipped me to the arrest this morning, sending this photo of a sheriff's vehicle that accompanied the fbi and alameda county investigators. >> i just heard pounding on what i thought was the wall. i heard, open up, open up and just lik

harris are in jail on charges of involuntary manslaughter. only abc7 news was at the courthouse. he's since been transferred to the county jail. laura is there. >> reporter: hi, dan. he arrived here last night. he's being held on more than $1 million bail. his former second in command of the ghost ship is expected to join him here in the next couple of days. >> he believes the district attorney should have charged the owner of warehouse. >> i've been in that building. there's no way this landlord couldn't have known what was going on. >> we have something in the investigation. >> monday the d.a. indicated its six-month long investigation was over but wouldn't rule out the possibility of more charges. >> 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter. >> in clarnling almena and his associates, they said the two men were deceptive about what was going on inside the ghost ship. >> they allowed individuals to live in the warehouse and to deceive the police, the fire department and the owners of the building to that fact. >> where do you live? >> 1360 33rd. >> shown here in the body camera video telling police he didn'tley in the warehouse when he and others reportedly did. ac

harris are in jail on charges of involuntary manslaughter. only abc7 news was at the courthouse. he's since been transferred to the county jail. laura is there. >> reporter: hi, dan. he arrived here last night. he's being held on more than $1 million bail. his former second in command of the ghost ship is expected to join him here in the next couple of days. >> he believes the district attorney should have charged the owner of warehouse. >> i've been in that building. there's no way this landlord couldn't have known what was going on. >> we have something in the investigation. >> monday the d.a. indicated its six-month long investigation was over but wouldn't rule out the possibility of more charges. >> 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter. >> in clarnling almena and his associates, they said the two men were deceptive about what was going on inside the ghost ship. >> they allowed individuals to live in the warehouse and to deceive the police, the fire department and the owners of the building to that fact. >> where do you live? >> 1360 33rd. >> shown here in the body camera video telling police he didn'tley in the warehouse when he and others reportedly did. ac

dan's father. >> i think we flashed a picture there of paula. >> that wasn't you? >> that was not me. there's a picture here of that's dr. jay harris. top left next to his dad, sam harris. and, then in the bottom left, my brother matt. and the surlily looking dude, the future morning news anchor, that's me. >> you look like trouble. >> it was not the greatest kid. >> smart, smart kid. >> i think we're going to go to my dad, edward george faris. i have a couple of photos. my dad, ed, big ed, he's always got my back. tough love. he was always there for me. i got a funny photo from, i think i was 4. this was the traditional bowl cut so many of us had. >> oh, you look so cute. >> and my dad has the best mustache. >> look at that 'stache. >> you got a bowl of soup after that hair cut, right? >> ron, what about you? >> my dad, with all respect to your fathers, was the best father ever. all-time. the greatest influence on me. whatever positive attributes i have, i attribute to him. i love my dad. he died 23 years ago now. i still think about him every day. a great, great, great guy. good guy. >> i won't argue. my dad was great one, too. he

harris knowingly created a fire trap with inadequate means of escape. they then filled that area with human beings and are now facing the consequences of their actions. >> iteam reporter dan noyes was tipped off to the arrest from neighbors who saw it happen in lake county. >> new at 6:00, we're joined from spheuperior court. >> dan andama. they had a hard time finding a place to settle. they came 140 miles from from the site of the ghost ship tragedy. 47-year-old derrick al min a fought returning to the county to face the manslaughter counts that could get him 39 years in prison in connection with the ghost ship fire. >> an arrest warrant for you. >> he insisted on appearing in court late this afternoon to have the charges read. >> alameda county law enforcement should be here to pick you up within the time frame as stated. >> no attorney, no family members, no friends came to support him. people living in this quiet upper lake neighborhood tipped me to the arrest this morning, sending this photo of a sheriff's vehicle that accompanied the fbi and alameda county investigators. >> i just heard pounding on what i thought was the wall. i heard, open up, open up and just lik

a t of focus on what dan coats will say and then of course what james comey is going to say tomorrow. as we take a look at senator pamela harris there from california. a lot of this has to do with what kinds of conversations the president had with these top intelligence officials behind closed car, given a bombshell overnight, james comey telling jeff sessions he felt uncomfortable being left alone with the president of the united states. >> we expect jim comey to outline in detail all of his conversations with the president. i think we're going to see less about the ongoing investigation. bob mueller, the special counsel is in charge of that and mr. comey doesn't want to get in the way. we're going to see a pretty significant explanation of every conversation he had. friends of mr. comey said he kept pretty detailed memos, including where he was sitting, where he was, what the president said. and i think tomorrow you're going to see a lot of senators who have been riveted by these, you know, reports for several weeks, want to hear it from the man himself. >> let me catch you up on some headlines that have come out in the last

happened with dan coats, this is what happened with mike rogers, the director of national intelligence, director of national security. you don't want to talk about what you are saying. >> greg: le harrisn't want him to answer the question. she would cut him off at the point where it sounded like he was o saying something else. it is very clever but after a while, you realize how hackneyed it was. as for ron wyden, sessions was very generous to him because he handed his ass to him. >> juan: i don't think so. that goes back to the idea, i feel like sessions is not being responsive, if he had something to say, say it. get it out. when he testified, when he was being confirmed, and didn't reveal the additional meeting, that really openedl the door. that madeha him more vulnerableo democrats ks from the democrats. >> jesse: kimberly, real quick. >> kimberly: if people, like senator kamala harris, these are auditions for a democratic open auditions to lead the democratic party. they are playing foosball with anyone that is associated with president trump, trying to take wax at him, and see and make a big show. this is what happens. a worked out to be office. >> jesse: democrats had accusati

harris will be back in court next week. the two are looking at possible 39 year sentence if found guilty. te (dant oakland city hall the mayor has proposed to spend millions of dollars in the upcoming budget to tackle the cities increasing homeless problem. among the proposals is a new navigation system..until that's up and running the plan would be calling for a new city sanctioned encampment to house about 60 people. other plans call for bringing rer garbage servicand porta poties to about ten of the cities largest encampents. the city counsel is set to discuss these proposals and others later this month. in oakland dan kerman kron 4 news. here in the greater south bay.....rainy, slick roads and grey skies, a recipe for june gloom. this was highway 85 in saratoga this morning amid widely scattered showers. traffic on highway 17 saw several, mostly minor crashes and spinouts. the sun would finally make an appearance late in the day, but the morning commute was caught off guard by a steady drizzle that persisted for hours and made for slick pavement. in los gatos rob fladeboe kron 4 news meteorol

dan coats, who i know from his days in the senate does have respect for the law. >> senator richard blumenthal, there are so many of you former prosecutors that are in these hearings, kamala harris sheldon whitehouse, others. when i watch the former prosecutors ask the questions, i always find that it's the most revealing moments in these hearings. sheldon whitehouse, senator whitehouse tonight has said that just from his external observations of what we publicly know, it seems to him that michael flynn has already started cooperating with the fbi and with prosecutors. is that your impression from where you sit? >> we have been talking for some time among ourselves about that likelihood because very frankly and bluntly, michael flynn faces a ton of legal culpability here. he has pretty clearly lied to the fbi, lied to intelligence agencies on his disclosure form, the defense intelligence agency perhaps, and committed other serious falsehoods that put him in serious legal jeopardy. and as you may know, the penalty for violating the law prohibiting these false statements, which is 18 united states code, 1001, is five years in prison for each violation. so the likelihood of his coo