. >> additional funding is provided by dana-farber cancer institute.more at discover, care, believe.org. newman's own foundation. donating all profits from newman's own food products to charity and nourishing the common good. through the yuen foundation. , the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your cbs station from viewers like up. thank you. once again, live from washington, moderator robert costa. robert: good evening. this was supposed to be a chance for the white house to reset. a new chief of staff was instituted to stabilize a divided west wing. but instead president trump found himself in a familiar place, up against the ropes with new developments about the ongoing russia prokes. special counsel rob mueller is assembling a grand jury in last year's election and russian potential collusion with the trump campaign. last night the president did what you'd expect, counter punch. president trump: the russia story is a total fabbri days. there were no -- fabrication. there were no rushesens in our campaign. there never were.

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leandre, who is known to red sox fans as a former dana-farber institute patient tweeted, to make mattersi'm a pitcher. photographer was okay. he tweeted out, thank the lord it was just a bit outside. he says he didn't see the ball coming but did get a good picture just before the ball made it back. ouch. >> thank the lord. >> thank you. >> lawd. >> that's one of my worst fears. being asked to throw out a first pitch. >> really? >> i'm so afraid it will not make it to the plate. it will bounce in front of me and everyone is like, wow. >> that's your sport. you love baseball. >> i love baseball. i have to work on it. what i also love, math and science and kids going back to school today. milpitas unified school district. 62 at the bus stop at 7:00 in the morning. >> 60, san francisco. 58 in san ramon. 61 in oakland. >> good morning, mountain view. let's talk highs today. the microclimate in the south bay. 76, that high in milpitas. along the peninsula, 77, redwood city. downtown san francisco, going to 68. 65, though, in the sunset district. north bay, 83, santa rosa. 76 in vallejo. 80, th