>> look, devin nunes is too close to the trump white house. what he has done with the issuance of these new subpoenas is nothing more than a diversion. it is a red herring. the trump white house is going to need an aquarium to contain all the red herring they are trying to send out as they try to divert attention away from the central issue, which is that there is historic allegation that the russian government tried to compromise our elections and did so potentially in collusion with the trump campaign, the trump transition team and ultimately with the trump white house. that is the question which the american people want to have the answer to. >> yeah. >> and devin nunes is just part of this attempt to divert people away from that central question. >> that is the central question. and of course you know that the trump supporters in the white house say no evidence, not a shred of it of collusion. >> exactly. so that's why we need the hearings in the senate. that's why we need the hearings in the house. that's why we need robert mueller to be

the devin nunes track includes devin nunes and he's making himself heard loudly and clearly. phil mattingly, thank you. rick santorum is a former republican senator from pennsylvania and cnn political commentator. brian fallon's here, cnn political commentator. and page pate, legal attorney and analyst. i want to talk about executive privilege. "the new york times" questioned whether james comey will be allowed to testify, saying the president could try to invoke executive privilege here. would that apply, especially since the president seems to have no problem talking about the conversations he may have had with james comey? >> john, i think that's an important point. yes, the white house could try to assert executive privilege to prevent jim comey from discussing any sort of meeting he had with the president, but every time a white house has tried to raise executive privilege and a court reviewed it, the court looks for two things. number one, is executive privilege being raised for the public's interest or to try to protect the president? and number two, is executive privi

clearly he and devin nunez are on the same page right now. i thought devin nunes had removed himself from the rush vchg investigation. >> clearly the president thinks it relates to the russia investigation. there are a couple issues here. one is that the chairman is still insisting on having the final say in subpoenas that go out in the rush investigation. that to me i think is a violation of his commitment to recuse or step aside from this probe. the committee rules allow that authority to be delegated to mr. con no way in consultation with myself. that will help here. but then there's a separate question about the whole unmasking issue and if this is being used as a way of distracting from the russia probe. again, if there's a problem getting information from the agencies i'm not aware of it. that problem hasn't been shared with us. the necessity of subpoenas hasn't been shared with us. i have to conclude this is part of the white house effort to direct attention in another direction. >> have you spoken to the speaker paul ryan about this?

reneweduse: there is turmoil about devin nunes where democrats were to learn this week that devin nuneset on the fresno radio station he never did recuse himself and that was misreported. temporarily aside and that caught many democrats by surprise. said i said it would be temporary. david: let me ask you about who democrats would like to hear from. we have not heard from a lot witnessed. is there a lateness -- is there a list they would like to hear from? billy house: they have already subpoenaed 2 key witnesses. the trumphael cohen, lawyer, and michael flan. by --oth have to return they both had to respond by september 5. on the top of the list is jared kushner and others like roger are to a lesser degree interested and a number of individuals involved. as part of that, definitely yes has gone rogue -- devin nunes has gone wrong on finding out which obama administration officials were involved in the unmasking. great to talk to you. somebody on the committee to give us insight. joins us nowey from capitol hill. i'm sure you caught a little bit of what to billy house was saying, good t

so may god bless devin's family. and may he continue to bless our country with stout hearted men and women like devin who are willing to make the ultimate sacrifice to protect us. with that i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair now recognizes the gentleman from rhode island, mr. cicilline, for five minutes. mr. cicilline: thank you, mr. speaker. less than 10 years ago in 2008, bad actors on wall street brought the economy of our country to the brink of collapse. because of their greed, recklessness, and deceit, millions of americans lost their jobs. families were thrown out of their homes, seniors saw their life savings evaporate before their eyes. washington bailed out the big banks and said they were too big to fail. but the american people never got a bailout. the american people were told you are on your own. in seven states, including my home state of rhode island, we're still working to recover jobs that were lost in this great recession. that's why it was so important two years later when congress p

and i'm devin fehely in for kenny choi. start with a l >>> good morning, it's friday, june 30.ulie watts in for michelle griego. >> i'm devin fehely in for kenny choi. >> let's start with a live look outside this morning. rush hour is about to start. drivers hitting the road heading to work. we're looking at the bay bridge and the golden gate. so what can we company this morning with your forecast? >> well, devin, welcome and hi, julie and hey there, jaclyn. >> hey, good morning. >> oh, hey, hey! . >> what can we expect? is it depends where you are. we are socked in at the coast, fog at the bay and into our inland areas and we have condensation. don't be surprised if you have to use your windshield wipers out the door this morning. >> did you coming in from san jose? >> a little bit when i got closer to the city, intermittently. >> mount vaca the sun is coming up. clear skies there, temperatures from the 50s in santa rosa, high 50s in san jose. boy, you had a commute from san jose this morning! wow! okay. san jose the winds are relatively flat, 11 in san francisco. 24 fairfield

sources say those subpoenas came from committee chairman devin nunes, not from the committee's russia investigation, and they were issued without the consent of democrats on the panel. >> the move raises questions about nunes and his role in the russia probe. he had said he was stepping aside temporarily from that investigation, though you know, he never officially recused himself. we also learned recently that nunes was still reviewing intel on the russia investigation. >>> later today, president trump expected to announce the united states is pulling out of the paris climate accord. white house officials caution nothing is final until the president speaks this afternoon. it's not clear how a potential withdrawal would work, but pulling out of the climate agreement would be a major blow to the legacy of president obama and a significant break from international partners in the fight against global warming. so, how's this playing out with america's allies? let's go live to paris and bring in cnn's melissa bell. good morning to you, melissa. great to have you. it is strange optics, to

so, if you remember, devin nunes made a big deal out of this during one of the hearings, and he's very much interested in sort of part of the leak investigation into who was unmasking u.s. officials that may have been caught on intercepts, overseas intercepts, people who were maybe talking to russians or whose names was mentioned by russians. we've done some reporting where russians were talking about u.s. officials, russia to russia, not necessarily that u.s. officials were talking -- >> talking with them. >> but, so, he's sort of making a big deal out of it, because certainly he feels michael flynn's name was let out and that was illegal. look, john brennan, susan rice who was the national security adviser at the time, they have asked her to come testify. she has refused. samantha powers is interesting. i don't understand exactly what they're looking from her, but she would have been in on some of the intelligence, certainly. and interestingly, john brennan, who just recently testified -- >> right. >> he said that he doesn't remember ever asking for anything, you know, to unmask anyt

>> yesterday, devin nunez talked about the subpoenas issued. this had to do with the russia probe any said you have spoken with paul ryan about this. can you tell us about your discussion and your concerns about the continued role of devin nunez? >> i probably won't share the entire conversation. let me put it in this context, the intelligence committee is a relatively small committee. the speaker and the leader of point those members. they are not subject to any approval. it is our appointment. we deputize people to serve in the interest of our national security. and to do so with integrity, patriotism and the most apolitical way possible. the behavior of nunez, whatever his position is is believed that is beneath the dignity of being the chairman of the intelligence committee. the chairman and ranking member have special status. if he were accused himself on the subject of russia, he should not be having access to documents relating to subject who russia. he should not be issuing separate subpoenas attaching them to a bipartisan subpoena that

when did you first learn there was three more subpoenas that had been issued by the chair by devin nunes apparently on his own? >> there are two issues here, first mr. conway and agree tha en we ask people to cooperate and they don't, we will subpoena them and they were not willing to cooperate, so we agreed to the approval, and now the chair has to sign the subpoenas unless that authority is delegated to someone else and it should have been for mike conway. i think it is a violation of the recusal by the gentleman. i think it should have covered whether or not he participated at all in the firing of the person leading the fbi investigation. so i think in both cases, commitments to recuse themselves have not been fully honored. i hope that will change, but the second issue involvements three other subpoenas that went out without consultation. i only learned about this late the night before, and that is a problem. these were sent out unilaterally by the chairman, and i think they're part of the white house desire to shift attention away from the probe and on to the issue of unmasking, but

in burlingame, devin fehely, kpix 5. >>> other bay area headlines. quiet zones have been put in place in santa rosa for the new smart train. the zones include 14 crossings. the idea is to reduce the onoise generated by train horns. but the horns can still be sounded in an emergency. >>> bart is considering ditching that seat hog law. the ordinance which has never been enforced fines people caught using up more than one seat. the policy was never carried out because directors and bart police never agreed on an enforcement strategy. a vote is set to take place tomorrow. >>> caltrain has released its new design for the new electric trains. after over 6,000 votes, here is the winning look. the new electric trains will be state-of-the-art vehicles and will run faster. >>> golden state warriors trying to make it three in a row tonight in the nba finals. our dennis o'donnell is in cleveland as we speak. emily turner is with the warriors fans here. first, out to dennis in cleveland. what's new? >> reporter: ken, i think the warriors clearly cannot win the nb

they have to do what devin nunes, he recused himself when he came under skutny from the house ethicse. and he has three subpoenas that enraged democrats. yes, sir is schneider with the latest. >> what do we know about the subpoenas that were issued by the house intelligence kmitty. >> there were seven subpoenas in all. four related to the russian probe were issued to president trump's attorney, and the national security advise esch, michael flynn. that is four. the others are the other three subpoenas that were issued on the general topic of unmasking, the unveiling of american eye dent tips in the intelligence reports and they were issued in the obama administration officials, several of them. john brenon and susan rice and former u.n. am bas sor samantha power. and the fact that chairman devin nunes who had stepped aside, he was the one who issued them. >> that is what is so fascinating about it. he said that he would be stepping aside back in april. the subpoenas were issued and overseen by him. that is what democrats are saying. >> the republicans in a sense are mincing words her

devin fehely talked to one minimum wage worker who says the extra money might be nice but there is a downside. den. >> reporter: yeah. that's right, when the cost of business goes up, along with wages, it typically eats into profits. that is just basic economics and math. and so what does that force some small family-owned businesses do? often they cut back on employees' hours. it is the double-edged sword of earning more while potentially working less. like anyone would be, melissa sanchez is excited to be getting a raise. >> of course. it's a good feeling. i mean, who doesn't want to get paid more? ha. >> reporter: melissa earns minimum wage working for her family restaurant while pursuing a business degree at university. she is uniquely sympathetic to her fellow employees who often work several jobs to make ends meet. >> i do actually have an employee with a second job, a single parent so yeah, she does need a second job and it's sad and sometimes i even try to give her more of my hours. >> reporter: the san jose city council voted last fall to gradually increase the minimum wage

you know devin nunes. you report on him. you get a sense of what he's doing here. he sort of separated himself from the investigation. now he's issuing subpoenas. what's going on here with the chairman. >> yeah, look, i'm not surprised. first of all we need to step back for a minute and understand that chairman nunes was exercised about the unmasking issues going all the way back to january or february when the stories about michael flynn first broke and everybody was wondering where the leaks might have come from. this is something he's honed in on from the beginning. in my conversations with him recently, he stressed to me, as he did to cnn, that he never officially recused himself from the russia investigation, number one. and he made that point to me, that he stepped back and allowed michael conway and others to sort of take the lead, but that he never officially recused. so he still had the ability to monitor the information and to participate in the investigation. but this is something that i think has been building with him, where he has been frustrated for

devin fehely with the return of this vital service. >> reporter: when minutes matter. >> the urgencyreally great for that patient to get there. >> reporter: it might mean the difference between life and death. >> ultimately my job is to get my crew my helicopter that person there safely. >> reporter: there's a new option for critically ill patients on the peninsula. for the first time in more than five years, helicopters will once again be airlifting patients to mills peninsula medical center to be treated for conditions like strokes or heart attacks. >> we will not only be able to he serve our immediate community but we'll be able to fly patients in who have needs for specialists. >> reporter: the old helipad was demolished when the hospital was rebuilt in 2011. the new one will bring in patients in need of specialized care often from smaller less equipped regional hospitals. >> noise pollution is a problem. [ sirens ] >> perfect timing. yeah. >> reporter: this neighbor says he knows the new helipad will mean more noise but believes those concerns are outweighed by the potential for

the devin horse fair wraps up tomorrow. >>> rugby, anyone? if you love rugby, you may want to be over in delaware county. the 2017 penn mutual championship kicks off this morning at 8:00. it is the largest gathering of men and women's collegiate rugby teams in the entire world. there will be more than 70 matches this weekend. >>> 5:22 right now on this saturday. finding a life-saving match. a community will come together today to help a young man with a rare disease. his story, straight ahead. >>> i'm lauren mayk for nbc 10 10@issue. join me this week when we discuss pot plants. who will soon get the okay to open medical marijuana dispensaries in pennsylvania. what happens if they pop up in your community. >> the dispensaries themselves going to look a lot more like your riteaids and cvs. >> coming up sunday morning at 11:30 following "meet the press" only on nbc 10. it takes a lot of people 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!

devin. >> reporter: yeah. as you can understand why developers would be interested. it is a lot of land and it's centrally located. and now it's up to the board of supervisors to make the difficult decision about what the future of the fairgrounds will look like. the santa clara county fairgrounds sits on 150 acres of prime real estate in the heart of san jose. and not surprisingly there's no shortage of developers or ideas about what should be done with it. >> two things we are not going to do. we are not going to eliminate the fare itself. and we are not going to settle property. those two things are off the table at this point. >> reporter: supervisor dave cortese says the county is considering a number of different proposals including an open-air market, soccer field, even go-kart racing. but he says the focus will remain on a recreational use the entire community can enjoy. despite that the public had strong opinions of their own. >> that would be a casino. it would bring in revenue, more jobs, and, um, hopefully some excitement. >> i think they should actually

the other security that home ownership provides is a financial one. >> reporter: on the peninsula, devin fehely, kpix 5. >>> time is 4:51. and a bay area district attorney appears in court to face felony charges. >> and how a group of ghosts is helping san francisco get ready for the big pride celebration. answer questions - about the cause >>> time check 4:54. welcome back to "kpix 5 morning news" where we're looking from san francisco due east. see all those bright lights in the east bay? that is home of your golden state warriors where today, 10 a.m., we'll be stepping off with the parade of champions. you can anticipate sunshine at 71 degrees at parade time going up to a high in the mid-70s during the rally which takes place immediately afterwards. we have the full forecast. it's coming up in the matter of minutes. >>> we are tracking a pretty smooth ride for drivers heading along the eastshore freeway and all approaches over towards the bay bridge toll plaza. once you get over to the toll gates, looks like we have a little bit of a backup in the cash lanes. but it's a smooth ride ac

kpix 5's devin fehely on a new wildfire raising new questions about these trees.evin. >> reporter: eucalyptus trees and eucalyptus groves are everywhere in california. and because of their highly flammable nature, even the quarter century after the oakland hills fire, the efforts to remove or thin them have been decidedly mixed. >> the eucalyptus tree has a high oil content. >> reporter: plant by the millions by early settlers eucalyptus trees are a defining feature of california's landscape despite a well-known and well documented history including the devastating oakland hills fire, being highly flammable. >> it is a hardwood and because of the oils in it, it does burn with a lot more energy. and therefore, it gives off a lot of heat. >> reporter: if the californians need a reminder of the potential threat posed by these non-native trees, look no further than portugal where a massive wildfire fueled by eucalyptus groves has killed more than 60 people and left the landscape black. >> the eucalyptus tends to fluff off the bark and leaves to create a high fuel load

devin. >> reporter: yeah. it's called a lancet.edical device is usually used by diabetics for blood testing. but people fear in the hands of a child it may have been an instrument for spreading disease. >> told me to stick my arm out and -- and i did, and then he poked me. >> reporter: what 8-year-old brian didn't know was that small pin from a medical device known as a lancet used to draw blood from diabetics could have exposed him to serious disease including hiv an hepatitis. he got scared when he had to get tested. >> i was going to get very sick and and, um, and, and, and, go to the doctors. >> reporter: brian was one of 14 students poked with that needle by a classmate who found it and brought it to campus in late may. the health scare left parents feeling on edge. >> we don't know what the needle was exposed to. so my heart goes out to those parents. >> parents are obviously concerned whenever anything happens not only to their child but any child at the school. parents are concerned. they want to make sure their il

kpix5's devin fehely -- at bass lake near yosemite vulnerable to a devastating fire.kpix5's devin fehely. >> there are well over 2 million dead trees. >> reporter: years of drought have left california's forests critically weakened vulnerable to bark beetles, tiny insects the size of grain of rice, that are causing big problems. cal fire estimates more than 102 million trees have died during the drought transforming large swaths of the state's many jestic forests into tinder -- majestic forests into tinderbox. >> removing them is important because of the fire danger issue. >> reporter: a normal healthy tree has the ability to fend off the insects, but the drought created a perfect environmental storm that left the trees and fond rose a pines in -- ponderosa pines in particular because those are the insects' favorites stressed and defenseless. >> they don't have the ability to provide as much sap production because they don't take in enough water, which is really what deters bees and other bugs from getting -- beetles and other bugs from getting in and killing the wood

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kpix 5's devin fehely is there for us. devin. >> reporter: yeah, $1,000 a month for a one-bedroom apartment seems too good to be true. the grand opening was this afternoon but residents have been moving in for the last two or three months here to mayfield place paying a fraction of what they would pay on the open market. >> i guess i was planning on moving out of state with my family. >> reporter: the daily commute from swan batista to stanford two hours each way took its toll on her but before she left altogether she got an almost unbelievable opportunity. a three-bedroom apartment in palo alto for less than $1,700 a month. >> i spent actually a lot of time commuting back and forth to our class and, um, searching for affordable housing opportunities for myself and my family. >> reporter: stanford the city of palo alto and related california partnered on the project. mayfield place features 70 affordable housing units. residents must earn between 34 to $39,000 to qualify for a $1,000 a month one-bedroom apartment. a family

jim devine joins us tonight. so, jim devine, under what circumstances is it morally acceptable to use violence for political ends? >> it is never acceptable to use violence for political ends, except perhaps in the most extreme cases, referring to george washington. the fact of the matter, we do vote with the ballots what they do with bullets elsewhere. it is not uncommon in politics that we use the language of war. we talk about fierce rhetoric, we talk about -- and so on. you were on a television program, and i don't know what your body count was, when you were on "crossfire." i assume that there were no casualties there. >> tucker: stop. you know what? i want to have a reasonable conversation about a demagogue but in the hours after come five people were shot, including the house majority whip, use or not a tweet that said "hot republicans." it is clearly a reference to the assassination attempts against congressman scalise. it's hard to imagine how you could justify writing something like that. >> in the imme

and i'll go to what tom devine told the "washington post."ing that another federal law may apply to comey. u.s. code title 18 section 151 that makes it a federal offense to anyone who with the intent to retaliate takes any action harmful to any person. including interference with the lawful employment or liverly hood of any person for provide to go a law enforcement officer any truthful toinformation relating to the commission ever feder of federal offense does comey face any legal peril because of this? >> section 151 is this the family obstruction statutes. i do not see it applying to comey. i think that comey testified that he was quite careful to draft the memos that he ultimately gave to dan richthan this ric richman. obviously not having seen the memos and not knowing their contents precisely, it's difficult to say. but i certainly don't see it. typically obstruction in this case, the obstruction statutes that we've all been talking about, have to do with attempting to interfere with or impede an investigation. certainly not clear to me

. >> reporter: devin barrington ward said after black gay pride weekend, no one could reach matt murrenthen the flnews broke. >> it was very sad, we learned of matt's murder. >> reporter: prince george's county police are looking for a killer. 26-year-old matt minkens-murrey was discovered murdered in his apartment tuesday in hyattsville. so far, no suspects have been identified. >> the person who did this is still at large. they could be engaging with community members right now as we speak. >> reporter: devin barrington ward is president of impulse group, focused on hiv aids. tomorrow they'll hold a vigil in his honor. >> we'll create a space for community members to grieve appropriately, to mourn, to try, to laugh, all those things that come along when you lose a friend. >> prince george's county police are not calling matt's murder a hate crime, but devin said it's important the message is sent to the community and police that those who concerned. >> there aren't a lot of organizations and programs that cater to black gay men, so we wanted to step up to the plate. >> reporter: the v

can you tell us about your discussions and your concerns about devin nunes continued role in the probe? >> i probably won't share the entire conversation i had, conversations i've had with the speaker on the subject. let me just put it in this context. the intelligence committee is a small committee of the congress. the leader in speaker, the speaker and the leader, a point of those members. they are not subject to any approval by the rest of the -- it is our appointment. we deputize people to serve in inches of our national security, and to do so with integrity, patriotism and in the most apolitical way possible. the behavior of nunes, chairman, recuse, whatever that loosey-goosey is, is beneath the dignity of being a chairman of intelligence community which a special status. the chairman and the ranking member, democrats republicans, the chairman and ranking them have special status, special access. ec recused himself on subjects, russia, in addition to having access to documents relating to subject russia. eddie should be issuing separate subpoenas attaching them to a bipartisan sub

[ light laughter ] devin! one of the hemsworth brothers is thor! [ light laughter ] which one is thor, seth? which one is thor? [ light laughter ] >> seth: it's chris. >> is it chris hemsworth? >> seth: alright, you know what? ben, i'm sure you haven't forgotten as much as you think you have. >> oh yeah, i used to know the names of several dinosaurs. oh, hold your applause! [ light laughter ] >> seth: so, you forgot some knowledge. it's not a big deal. >> it's not, not a big deal. >> seth: i don't say it like that. >> i don't say it like that. listen, when i had to make room in my brain to remember who the hell, sergey kislyak was, i ended up forgetting my mother's maiden name. [ light laughter ] >> seth: yeah. >> and you'd be amazed how often that question gets asked to me specificallty. >> seth: why? >> i had to walk away from two bank accounts, and three email addresses because i couldn't recover passwords. >> seth: okay, yeah. [ light laughter ] >> so if you've emailed me at all in the past couple of month

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devin, thanks so much. what a cue tee that plum is. we have graze over the golden gate bridge.nd temperatures near 60 in concord. and 60 in san jose at this hour. as we make our way throughout the day. the clouds pull back to the coast. and we have high pressure in place that helps keep us nice and warm. and today we'll see more of an on shore flow -- easy for me to say. and we're seeing the clouds spilling over the top 06 the ridge. later today, plenty of sunshine. and tomorrow; however, here we are sunday. and we have more of a trough. definitely more of an on shore flow. and that's going to help the temperatures for tomorrow. for today. temperatures are cooler than yesterday and near the seasonal norms. we're topping out in the low 80s. concord, fairfield, livermore. 59 in pacifica. and 80 in santa rosa. and 75 san jose. and 73 in fremont. heading up to the high country, beautiful weather for tahoe. mostly sunny. and cooler and a little windy, topping out in the upper 60s. three things to remember. comfortable this weekend. not as warm as yesterday and still near seasonal no

based on your relationship with devin energy when you were attorney general, how do you plan on handling this issue? are you going to recuse yourself? because now you're the epa, and someone else is going to be looking at it? because as you said, we want to work together. and so i bring these articles up not to play gotcha politics but to create open and honest dialogue in how the epa is going to work together. >> i appreciate you not making that presumption, miss mccullen. i talked about that in my opening comments. enforcement matters to me. you mentioned my time as attorney general. we had a grand jury that i led. we had significant enforcement activities. i understand there are bad actors in the marketplace. there are individuals and companies that discharge toxins and pollutants into our water and need to be approximate cuted. there are people that engage in fraud with respect to rfs. there are folks that violate permits with respect to air containment. but i'm going to respond to your question here. >> i know you are, but at the same time, you are painting one side of it. you filed

is devin nunes still in charge? sure he's not there in spirit. it's been reported he has gone over to receive briefings on this investigation. if that's true that would be a problem. it would only be appropriate if he has truly stepped aside, that he is fully out. not half out, not looking at the subpoenas. we need him to step outside this investigation. >> do you have any recourse? >> speak er ryan, if he wants te house intelligence committee to conduct an honest, credible investigation, he should fully pull chairman nunes out of this investigation. >> tapes, sean spicer said we could get an answer about tapes at the end of this week. friday is the deadline that your committee sent to see these tapes, to have them handed over. has there been an answer as to whether they exist? >> the president intimated that they did exist. at this point we have not received them. i hope if they are not, if our request, which is a voluntary request, is not complied with, the committee would agree by friday we should compel them by

kpix 5's devin fehely with how they plan to do that in this expensive housing market. >> teachers areial members of our community. and they, um, have relatively steady jobs. um, like i said, may not be paid enough arguably paid enough. >> reporter: facebook's mark zuckerberg and his wife are donating $5 million to help peninsula teachers become first time home buyers a dream that almost impossible in the bay area's red-hot housing market. >> it supports our effort to attract and retain teachers. because housing is the big dilemma in the area. so affording them the opportunity to become homeowners is very, very positive. >> reporter: here's how the program works. teachers would be eligible for up to $120,000 towards a down payment on their first home. that money plus 25% of any increase in the home's value would either be paid back when the homeowner sells or refinances. teachers in the redwood city, ravenswood city and sequoia high school districts are eligible for the program. the initiative says the money is an investment in educators who already contribute so much to the community.

what it didn't mention was the committee chairman, devin nunes, in april recused himself from leading the investigation, apparently on his own, without telling the democratic members of the committee, issued three other subpoenas, to the national security agency, the fbi and the cia. what they were asking for, according to sources we talked to, any information of requests for president obama's former national security advisor, susan rice and ambassador, samantha power and former cia director, john brennan, to unmask the names of trump campaign associates inadvertently picked up in foreign intelligence monitoring operations. he goes apparently -- devin nunes does this also he publicly recused himself from the investigation, nowhere in the committees official announcement of these three subpoenas are these three subpoenas mentioned. >> would they normally need to subpoena something like that? couldn't they get that through the normal oversight function? >> my understanding is they would normally contact these three agencies and request this or have discussions with them before ever issu

devin fehely was at one of the dueling demonstrations in san jose. >> reporter: the protesters say they organized the demonstration in response to what they consider an extension threat to american democracy. >> i am concerned there are places in the united states that there is a push to have shariah law implemented. >> reporter: shariah is a set of religious laws. part of the tradition of islam. but organizers have a counter demonstration across the street say the protesters' fears are unfounded and the beliefs bigoted. >> the idea that muslims are trying to impose shariah law is absurd. we are in danger of fascism being imposed on america. >> reporter: the police tried to keep the groups separate, even on their own representative street corners. the physical distance hinting at the wide ideological divide. >> they are here to kill, steal, and destroy america. >> reporter: the counter- protesters say if they are concerned be about religious intolerance they need look no further than the mirror. >> we need unite to get something done in this country. our health care system needs to impr

ethan devine, partner at indus capital.nk you very much for your time. >>> we are going to go for a quick break. do check out world markets live, our blog that runs throughout the day on world trading. we'll be back in two. >>> hello and welcome to "street signs." i'm carolin ross. shares in santander falls as it funds the takeover of the failing banco popular. >>> u.k. parties make their final pitch before the vote tomorrow. prime minister theresa may promises a tougher legal stance on fighting terror. >> if our human rights laws stop us from doing it, we'll change the laws so that we can do it. >> with the polls tightening, labor's jeremy corbyn says they can't be trusted with public services adding there's 24 hours to save the nhs. >> what it will do is continue the underfunding of our nhs, continue the crisis in our schools, continue the crisis in our housing and continue the unfair treatment of the majority of the population. >> and german utilities get energized by illegal shares of re after they declare a nuclear fue

now our devin fehely says there's a new plan to unlock the gates once and for all. >> the ocean should be open and free to everyone. >> reporter: the beauty of martins beach scene on a bright blue cloudless day from "skydrone5" is beyond dispute. but what is, is how much access if any the public should have to this stretch of coast. >> i think everyone should have access to the beach in a way that should not be able to just be closed off. >> reporter: she hikes in from highway 1 crossing the closed gate and no tress bags signs on the way to surf as martins beach trespassing. for nearly a decade it's been at the center of a legal battle with vinod the owner. >> i think the beach is a free space and everybody has to respect that. no reach people have to, you know, block anything like that's nature. >> reporter: there's a bill in the legislature to authorize the state to buy the property perhaps even over his objections. the owner vows to fight in the effort to force the sale while surfers look forward to access. >> if it happens where people were buying up coastal access so that surfers,

jim devine a democratic strategist tweeted the following.e are in a war with selfish, foolish, and narcissistic rich people. why is it a shock when things turn violent? #huntrepublicancongressman. i'm sorry if my hashtag hurt the feelings of g.o.p. snowflakes but you have not engaged in civil discourse. catherine, what have you learned? >> federal law enforcement officials tell fox news tonight that they suspect 66-year-old james hodgkinson had a list of names and we have confirmed six names were on the list based on a report in, the lawmakers are all associated with the conservative house freedom caucus. the handwritten list also included the numbers on capitol hill. investigators are trying to determine whether hodgkinson was trying to visit the offices in person or interact with the congressman. the list includes trent franks of arizona, jeff duncan of south carolina, jim jordan of ohio, mo brooks of alabama and morgan griffith of virginia. the capitol hill police have reached out independently to all of the offices on the list, to make t

. >>> devin durant showed up wearing a hat featuring a cupcake topped with a ring. nothing soft about matt barnes swing. he can ball. that is a two-run shot to second. his basketball skills do not translate to the diamond. he may be right. but it can't be easy with a strike zone as big "b" i as his. but the real winners are the fans and the jug life foundation. there will be more news after the break. golden gate bridge this afternoon.... aft res >>> great story here. marin highway patrol officers made a friend on the golden gate this afternoon after rescuing a kitten. >> take a look at this little face. someone reported a cat on the bridge and the first officers couldn't find the kitten. than they saw the face poking out from between the moveable median there. you can tell she was stressed. they took the cat to a pet hospital for a checkup. >> one officer decided to care for the cat himself and named the kitten bridges. if that is your kitten, you have explaining to do but go get it. >> we'll see you tomorrow. >> good night. [ cheers and applause ] >> hello, mr. pr

louis blues for defenseman devin shattenkirk. >> the caps reupped tj oshie for 2025.is now haoff the market withn eight year, $26 million deal. by signsing him to a longer leading goals last season. they find greg car who goes overboard. that is a play you can only see in the arena league. finds 305 pound troy nixon, baltimore wins 51-41. >> and mike eagle out tonight for his father's funeral. 222 points here, links up 11christie with a sweet move bringing the mystics to within eight. they can't complete the rally though, washin f minnesota 93-76. gnats back at it -- nats back at it, we have to show love to josh hart, two first rounders from maryland. had to give him a shoutout. >> we're proud of both [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- keanu reeves. cat deeley.

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. >> devine worship. he is one of the first books i have actually written in the front cover, notes on this section on prayer. these pages on poverty. because he has amazing insights. his new book is available this season. the power of silence against the dictatorship of noise. which is relevant for our day and age. >> there is nose and distractions. >> we are always looking at something scrolling through something keeping our mind busy but not at the same time. his book has been a huge best- seller for us this year. >> in fact it was sold out -- our first print run was sold out before it made it to the distribution channels. amazon bought up the entire print run. we had to reprint it immediately. >> he is a black novelist from africa writing a critique from the modern era. i wonder who is buying that book? >> i think people do crave silence and they know they need it. they don't know how to find it. we are bombarded with stimulation all around us. i think people do feel they need to get grounded. even lo