tad devine's consulting firm putting out this statement tonight "is the special counsel has asked tad devine to assist in the prosecution of their case against paul manafort regarding his firm's work on media consulting on past political campaigns in ukraine." when the special counsel sought assistance from us in its ongoing investigation, we readily provided it. the firm also said that they have been "assured by the special counsel's office that we have no legal exposure and did not act unlawfully." so this is tad devine's firm saying he's not in the trouble but he's helping mueller out against manafort. you know, it is i think in some, in, some american electoral politics ways, it is jarring to see the guy from the bernie sanders campaign caught up in the manafort case brought by the special counsel, right? but it's not actually a huge surprise if you have been following the evidence in that case and if you know something about manafort's history. up through 2012, we have known that tad devine like paul manafort, he did do overseas political consulting work in ukraine. he worked alo

do you know how much devin nunes won by in 2016? 35 points.ow much devin nunes is ahead of his challenger right now? 8. he's under 50% and he's a republican incumbent chairman of the house committee. he's in danger and he could lose his seat with all of this. >> and with his hometown newspaper writing editorials saying why isn't devin nunes delivering for his district as he's wrapped up in all of this, i think he has problems. >> voters can save their souls. we'll be right back. it's pretty amazing out there. the world is full of more possibilities than ever before. and american express has your back every step of the way- whether it's the comfort of knowing help is just a call away with global assist. or getting financing to fund your business. no one has your back like american express. so where ever you go. we're right there with you. the powerful backing of american express. don't do business without it. don't live life without it. >>> i wish i could keep talking to these friends. i thank steve, frank, elise, margay and john. "mtp daily" s

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. >> reporter: as a minor league pitcher devin smeltser has faced tough opponents.t foe wasedt 9. >> early on i was very, very angry and ornery, why me, it was very tough at first. >> reporter: doctors treated his cancer with chemo and radiation. for his mind, the cure was baseball. as a kid how much did you love baseball? >> i loved it before i was sick but once i had gotten sick it was my only way of being a kid. >> reporter: a fan of the philadelphia phillies devin never forgot this moment when he got an autograph from his favorite player, chase utley. >> the biggest part is he talked to me like another ballplayer, not a kid who is sick. >> reporter: today that kid pitches for the tulsa drillers, aa team for the l.a. dodgers. the very club that chase utley now plays for. >> what are the odds that you would be in the same organization as chase. >> slim to none. >> he had no idea what impact he had on that boy a decade ago. >> this is devin. >> until devin paid a visit to chase's big league clubhouse. >> i wanted to come and thank you for everything you did. it mea

strong enough to push back on devin nunes.t see weaklings, weak backbones, people being craven and, you know, nobody is going to write the profiles in courage for a while because so many people have sold their souls just for the sake of a little bit of a primary victories. they're not going to go down in history savoring those primary victories if they've lost their soul. >> sad a pa thend pathetic. you listen to what rand paul said about donald trump during the debates. you look at him now. it really is a real, real tragedy. blake hounshell, thank you so much. susan page, stay with us. >>> still ahead, there's energy and momentum with the progressive movement these days, but there's also the question of whether the moderate wing of the democratic party can keep up and what that means if they can't. fie sa. fie sa. we all want to know about the new thing. you know, the new, new thing. with xfinity's retail stores, you can now see the latest. want to test drive the latest devices? be our guest. want to save on mobile? just ask.

and tad devine's name is all over the evidence list submitted just this past week. so that was when the prosecutors were basically notifying court that things related to tad devine, e-mails and documents with tad devine's name on them, they would be cited in court in the part of case. similarly, part of's lawyers filed hundreds of pages of documents in federal court, exhibits basically, in support of their defense of paul manafort. in those exhibits you find tad devine's name and e-mail address all over those as well. so it is not that surprising that he is going to turn up somehow in the paul manafort case. now we know how exactly he is going to turn up. so far the bernie sanders campaign has factored into the russia scandal in a very specific way, right? russian messaging, about the theft and the staged dissemination of stolen documents from the democratic party. we know that the bernie sanders campaign factored in because a significant part of those efforts was aimed at boosting the, boosting the sanders campaign against clinton, stoking resendment among the supp

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devin dawson is joining us. [ cheers and applause ] so you're here on a good night.e we get to all that, as t presidump arrived in singapore for his summit with ki jong-un, he was throwing tantrum over a summit he had just left with leaders of the g7. for more on this it's time for "a closer look." [ cheers and applause ] p >> seth: when trok office he promised to confront america's enemies, and now he's doing just that, pushing back against one of our fiercest gg foes, anssive hostile nation that has been a thorn in the side of the united states for decades, canada. [ light laughter ] >> president trump lashes out at our ally and neighbor canada. he says the u.s. is pulling back its endorsement of the g7 joint statement in part because of remarks made by the canadian prime minister. >> seth: how do you get in a fight with canada? [ laughter ] that's like holding a grudge against a golden retriever puppy.hs [ audience [ light laughter ] baxter was very rude to me. "he licked me without as and then wanted to shake my hand like nothing happened." [ light laughter ] can

let's bring in congressman devin nunes himself. thanks for being here. >> good to be here. >> laura: first interview since this came out. what do you think? >> we are happy it came out. we have been fighting for this for months. the fisa application and the renewals put out for the public to see. there are still a lot of redactions. we would like for those to be unredacted so that the american public has a chance to see this in full transparency. >> laura: let's watch some -- this is just a sliver of the criticism you've received -- it's nothing new for you but -- over the weekend, this was released. let's watch. >> wrote this entire memo to mislead the american public without having read the fisa application. >> they were lying when they said that the fisa judges were fooled because they were not told that part of the base of the application. >> devin nunes i think is a useful idiot for the russian government. >> laura: your reaction. >> i enjoy it. bring it on. the more they do, the more the attack, the more we know we are over t

here is house german committee, devin nunes. it happened in 2012, you warned the obama administration very publicly in 2014, and now you are supposed to act surprised that it all happened, although, it was under barack obama's watch, not donald trump. >> i think i warned them not just in 2014, but very specifically in 2016 where i called it the largest intelligence errors since 9/11, our failure to understand putin's plans and intentions. by that time, we have seen the russians actively involved in many elections around the globe. they were actively trying to interfere in elections in eastern europe, and some of the former soviet states. this was nothing new at all, and what i am most upset about in this whole situation, many things, but when you go back to that time. , is how they were able to ignore the warnings that we were sending from the house intelligence committee, and lo and behold, after they lost the election, they first tried to blame for canoes, when that didn't work, they switched into this whole concept of russia

it's hard to hear what people not speaking in the microphones are saying. >> so tad devine, one of thedvisers to bernie sanders campaign, had separate dealings with manafort on ukraine, he's a government witness, has he been cross-examined or was it just the part one so far. >> the government has lots of e-mails between manafort and tad devine. a wlolt of wolot of work he did yanukovych. the defense is trying to limit how much the jury is going to ha hear about that but so far the judge said he thinks the government can peare down the amount of exhibits he has on that. the defense is saying this is a financial fraud case, this is about taxes and bank loans so let's not hear about ukraine. >> pete williams, we know you have a lot to work to do with our sister broadcast at 6:00. joyce, you've been on the prosecution's side. first of all, we went from jury selection, opening statements and our first witness in a day's work. a bunch of us didn't expect that much today. >> it's a surprise in the district of virginia with its notorious rocket docket. even trying to ferret out things and find

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joining us now with more is congressman devin nunes. congressman, it is great to see you.le watching across the country, getting ready for fourth of july, they are thinking, devin nunes wants more information. i am playing devil's advocate here. when will it end? you are always complaining about documents, and how you were complaining about people. but there are a lot of people on this list that are new names to people, like, victoria nuland. tell us why you want her to testify? >> first of all, i want to make sure the american people know that this is just one more step in the process. i think we have been very transparent about how we have conducted this process, we went on to fisa abuse and other matters, i have set for a long time that we are looking at the state department. when we began looking at the state department, you had victoria nuland and a few other people who decided to go out and talk about things publicly, which actually helped our investigation out quite a bit. the reason why it is is because we still don't understand how this investigation was actually

joining us now with more is congressman devin nunes. congressman, it's great to see you.i know people are watching across the country getting ready for the fourth of july. devin nunes wants more information. i'm playing devil's advocate here. when will it end? you're always complaining about documents. h now you're complaining about people but there are a lot of people on this list that are new names to people like victoria newland. tell us why youla want her to testify? >> well, first of all, i want to make sure that the american people know this is just one more step in the process. i think we've been very transparent about how we've conducted this process. we want onto fisa abuse and other matters. i've said for a long time we're looking at the state department when we began looking at the state department, you had victoria newland and other people who decided to go out and talk about other things publicly, which actually helped our investigation out quite a bit. the reason why is because we still don't understand how this investigation was actually opened, but we know

he said devin nunes lied. is jerry nadler right? did devin nunes lie? >> well, yes.his is a false, patently false, provably false statement. but not just by nunes. others signed off on it too like trey gowdy and indeed the entire majority signed off on that nunes memoranda. now, nunes hadn't read the fisa. sew signed off on it blindly. but trey gowdy had read it. trey gowdy knew it was false, these arguments they were making, but nonetheless pushed forward. now, he sounds a bit different now that he wants to be a judge. but that's no forgiving those misrepresentations and the denigration of the justice department, of the intelligence community, all in this misguided effort to defend the president whatever the cost may be. >> representative adam schiff, thanks for being with me tonight. >> thank you. >>> ahead, the white house today announced the president is thinking of revoking the security clearances from former intelligence officials that have been critical of his administration. that story is next. if you feel like you spend too much time in the bathroom with rec

suddenly devin nunes is going to say oh, by the way, i was wrong about that. this attack and this criticism of the foreign intelligence surveillance application to get surveillance o carter page is a key part and it is the crux of republicans attack on the mueller probe. the president himself has been arguing for months and months now that his campaign was surveilled even though it was not. the president have argued it is inappropriate for the fbi to site materials that was funded by the political opponents. the reality though is when federal prosecutors are putting these applications, when fbi officials are working together to get the affidavit to appeal for the surveillance court, the reality is they frankly often have to rely on information that comes from people who are not necessarily boys scout. look, if they can only rely on people with totally prestin prestine -- you have to talk to people who have troubling backgrounds who are familiar with crimes and knows about issues that are going on that's disturbing. those people often are not boy scouts. if you

against the president, you can have your security clearance removed if you toe the line, if you're devin nunes hustling the white house in the middle of the night, then you're okay. >> well, or what else might the president decide we're not entitled to. retired pay? medical benefits? where does this stop? just as a way of, again, retaliating against political opponents. and, you know, i won't go into all the ironies here, anderson. i think you covered that pretty well in your opening. >> cnn is reporting that the president is actually pleased with how all of this is playing out. it's a new way for him to make the deep state argument which the president believes fires up his base. probably he thinks distracts from the deafening silence on what actually happened in that closed door meeting with vladimir putin seven days ago, which we still don't know about. the irony of all of this is that the white house is accusing you of politicizing intelligence when, in fact, as we talked about, this president seems to have no problem politicizing it when it's to his ends. >> exactly. and that's one o

i'll get a reaction from the house committee devin is here. >>> the ways and means committee is asking the president to meet with china. >>> one red state democrat told schummer to kiss my you know what. one moment you have to see and the most important senators to ensure him. we willlike ahead on sunday morning futures. >>> all of that is coming up. one of the most contentious hearings we have seen in sometime. peter struck was interviewed last week. page started her testimony on friday and will couldn't again tomorrow. there was a heated exchange with struck. >> of the 50,000 text massages with your personal beliefs, go ahead and congress firm none of that happened on a official did we vice. >> sure, no many of them did. >> oh, they did. >> over 60,000. >> i'll give you a chance at the end. >> what you meant to say when you said you never crossed that bright line, what you meantime to say except for 50,000 times. i'm sure there are 13,000 agents that are beaming with pride. do you see how that calls into question everybody you touched. >> this is congressman john ratcliff. he's a fed

still to come, the great joe digenova, monica crowley, and house intelligence community chairman, devinunes says the democrats are delaying hoping the democrats win, then theyre won't have to tell us the truth. we will get to that straight ahead. ♪ ♪ >> sean: president trump's reluctance to trust the quote "intel community" becomes easier to understand when you do consider the bosses of the intel agencies. not his intel, the ones before him. they've been out to destroy him since day one, since they left, since before he got elected, and after he got elected. watch what we mean. >> he is aiding and abetting our arch adversary, and has failed, in my mind, to live up to his constitutional obligations and responsibilities. >> what mr. trump did yesterday was to to betray the men and women of the fbi, cia, and others, and betray the american public. that's why i use the term that this is nothing short of treasonous. it is a betrayal of the nation. he is giving aid and comfort to the enemy. >> when will we see a shadow government come out and say, we cannot side with the government. that's th

. >>> a street party like no other, the car shore, kpix 5's daven f talk -- devin fehely talked to some owners. >> this was my aunt's car. i was born in 1955. took me 4 years to do the restoration. >> for every car there was a story. for him, a 1955 thunder bird that rolled off the assembly line the year he was born. >> i took a picture with a guy who had a '55, that is the car i want. >> they call and said the corvette here. >> reporter: he was 7 when his father bought the world's most family man. a two seater corvette. >> i had a lot of people offer to buy it, i wouldn't sell it for any amount of money. i don't think i could sell it. >> reporter: lovers of classic cars prefer the rare or the restored. their passion helping to preserve a piece of our past. >> really good when you see people who can take an old car and restore it to better than new condition. it just shows a person has a passion for automobiles. >> reporter: devin fehely, kpix 5. >>> a likeness of president trump sailed along the san francisco water front this afternoon. the trump kicken traveled by -- chicken traveled

kpix-5's devin fehely talked to some owners -- who treat their cars...like family.>> the sunday car show turned up the fun in downtown danville today. >> kpix5's devin fehely talked to some car owners who treat their cars like family. >> this is my aunt's car. i was born in 1955, took me about four years to do the restoration. >> reporter: for every car there was a story. for calvin black it was a 1955 thunderbird that rolled off the assembly line the year he was born and it's been passed down ke aiz ly heirloom. >> when i was a kid, i took a picture with this guy who had a '55. i said that's a car that i want. >> reporter: it's that love of classic custom or muscle cars that brought thousands out to hot summer sunday's car show. >> they called and said the corvette's here. >> reporter: michael dons was 7 when his father over his mother's objections brought the world's most unlikely automobile for a family man and father of four, a two seater convertible corvette. >> i've had a lot of people offer to buy it and i tell everyone i wouldn't sell it for any amount of mo

if you hadn't stood up, it would -- devin nunes. if you hadn't stoop up it would -- stood up it would have been a different outcome. let's turn to the director of the fbi, the deputy attorney general. this is appalling stuff. even as devin nunes has threatened, and others have threatened them with contempt and ultimately impeachment, there is nothing happening. there is a threat and avoidance of the deadline, ignoring the deadline of those under the oversight of congress, and then there is another period. i guess the question becomes do you believe the leadership right down -- the republican leadership in congress really means it this time? >> lou, if history is any guide, don't hold your breath. what have they been doing the last two weeks when this all coming to a head. they were trying to pass an amnesty bill in the house. they put an amnesty bill on the floor wednesday. it got 120 votes. goodlatte's bill got 193 votes. it was just a total failure. if they put as much effort into getting compliance with rosenstein as they did in

devin nunes threatens possibly legal action against getter for censoring republicans, some politiciansburied in results when users searched names, at one point own account was hidden. >> i don't know what twitter is up to, it sure looks to me like they are censoring people and they ought to stop it and we are looking at any legal remedy that is we can go through. jillian: twitter blaming technical glitch that's been reported by been fixed. >> president trump tweeting is robert mueller ever going to release conflict of interest with respect to president trump inschuiding the fact that we had a very nasty and contentious business relationship, i turned him down head the fbi one day before appointment of special counsel and comey is his close friend, the first time that the president has elaborated on any alleged conflicts of interest with the special counsel. jillian: fox news alert and story we continue to follow. wild fires growing by the hour in california now another firefighter among the dead with seven people missing. >> lauren, good morning. >> good morning, todd, jillian, we are

has devin nunes been vindicated by the release of those vice application documents? of course they authorized the surveillance of carter page. the house until chairman is here exclusively to react. in a major twist in the case of maria butina, the obama administration is being swept up in the saga of the alleged russian agent. @seanhannity five attorney will join us. the escalating war of words between president trump and iran. rising tensions lead to an actual military conflict? first the benefits and risks of trump, the disruptor. that is the focus of tonight's angle. dealing with foreign relations or our own intel agencies, donald trump is living up to any promise on on the campaign trai trail. he's a disruptor. when he believes something would benefit america, he is unafraid to challenge old alliances. sometimes he will opt toward building bridges to old adversaries for the greater good. as he has on so many issues, trump has ditched the playbook of the bipartisan establishment and the conventional wisdom that goes along with it. let's face it. this has driven th

tere is no one this side of donald trump, and i guess maybe devin nunes, who think that anything other than what clapper, hayden are saying is accurate. i mean, that's the difficult thing. >> most of the people he's talking about, clapper, they were appointed by republicans and are republicans. >> jim comey is -- was a republican. bob mueller is a republican. we could go through this. the point is it's not about these six people who he cites. these just happen to be people that they put on a list which in and of itself is dangerous. the intelligence community broadly, including his secretary of state, the cia director now and the fbi director, all of whom are trump picks. so if everyone is in on it except him, i think at some point you have to ask -- >> this president doesn't listen to anyone. >> i have to go to break. i want to ask you guys, i think the point you were getting to, maybe, is sarah sanders used the podium today to really push out donald trump's enemies list of the president. we'll discuss that. stay with me. >>> also ahead, president trump said to be pleased with all the

this fisa warrant, the application we see, it totally refutes everything someone like devin nunes hassaying. >> canoodling is not illegal, that's the problem with all this and after all this time, he's not indicted. because they knew he was never a spy. what they were trying to do with carter page, that was the soft underbelly, to try to find anything they could against rob. why do clapper go on national tv and deny there were these fisa warrant because after trump won the election, they wanted to hide the fact that they were on a fishing expedition to find anything they could on trump. guess what. they never found anything. that's why we don't have any information. >> this is ongoing. >> fine. we are giving out parking tickets and speeding tickets. no collusion. there's no collusion, and that's what it's all about. they can't find a scintilla of evidence. >> shannon: >> i don't know whyt it run its course. >> ten years, 20 years, 30 year years. >> a year shorter than trey gowdy spent on benghazi. >> the last committee that found hillary's emails. sometimes it takes time when somebody

he can cut a deal if he wants. >>> when we come back, house intelligence devin nunes ducking camerasse a lot of claims he made in his infamous memo. that's not all the document sheds light on. we are joined next with more. who would have thought, who would have guessed? an energy company helping cars emit less. making cars lighter, it's a good place to start, advanced oils for those hard-working parts. fuels that go further so drivers pump less. improving efficiency is what we do best. energy lives here. >>> the president and his supporters once again making a baseless attack on the mueller probe saying that the warrant to spy on ex-trump adviser carter page released by the fbi over the weekend vindicates their claim that a dossier funded in part by democrats was improperly used as reason to spy on the trump campaign. i'm talking about that memo by gop congressman devin nunes from earlier this year, which now looks even more like a partisan attempt to smear the mueller investigation. so let's discuss now. congressman eric swalwell is here, a democrat from california and member of the

chairman devin nunes writes, it came up during his investigation into his -- the individuals may haveed relevant information to the fbi or justice department. one of the witnesses may have direct ties to fbi agent peter strzok, who was on capitol hill last week answering questions about political bias. whether it affected the fbi's investigation. heavily redacted texts from august 2016 indicated strzok travel to london just days after the russia case opened and likely mike with a senior state government official. also on the list, career state department official victoria nuland, passed by congress last month on herd contact with a former british s, who compiled the trump dossier. >> i was first shown excerpts from the dossier, i believe, in mid-july of 2016. >> based upon our review of the visitor logs of the state department, mr. steele visited the state department briefing officials on the dossier in october of 2016. did you have any role in that briefing? >> i actively chose not to be part of that briefing. >> but you were aware of the briefing? >> i was not aware of it until afte

here is what devin nunes claimed into the original memo. while the fisa application relied on steele's past record of credible reporting on unrelated matters, it ignored or concealed his anti-trump financial and ideological motivations. here is what law fair, david chris of law fair, writes today. now we can see that the footnote disclosing steele's possible bias takes up more than a full page in the application, so there is literally no way the fisa court could have missed it. the fbi gave the court enough information to evaluate steele's credibility. frank, talk about that. when you are drafting a fisa application, what sort of stuff goes in there? from what you can see, do the republicans have any cause for concern here in how it was drafted? >> katy, from what i can see, the only cause for concern that the republicans is that they have been shown to be inaccurate about their claims regarding this affidavit. in fact, even though i would have cringed a couple of weeks ago if you were to tell me that the u.s. government was going to releas

nunes -- >> devin nunes -- >> jason: he's been talking about it for years. those gentlemen have testified multiple times. >> have a hearing. >> jason: these three people came to congress -- >> have a public hearing. >> jason: jeff, let me go to you. >> i don't believe that. >> jason: i do. i really do. jeff, you are experienced, cia. is it possible that they didn't know these things? and why would president obama go to great lengths to tell the world that there was nothing like this happening? >> i think of course they knew. they knew this was going on. but i think it was another failure on brennan's part primarily. he was the director of central intelligence. he underestimated the threat. and he failed. he failed to protect the system. okay, so we could have hearings about that. the reason you ask the question earlier, jason, why do people go nuts after trump was elected, is because you heard the rhetoric during the election. "lock her up." there were so much that was going on that the opposition, the resistance, had to go on the offensive, to try to make t

red manafort, when he was hi in ukraine to work for viktor yanukovich, asd devine to come over and to run ads and write some speeches and to help do polling and try to help cra yanukovych's message. today from what we got in the hour or so eofmination with the prosecution interrogated devine, they sically were trying to set up who was the boss,ing what kind of work you did, who controlled the money, what kind of work did you really do. it wasn't totally clear exactly what we were gettin from this testimony, but the brief contours of the kind of work that manafort and devine did in ukraine. >> yang: william, how did this fit against paul manafor into the broader mueller investigation? >> well, that's a question that a lot of people are asking, because today the opening statements on both sides, russia never came um. me up.ion never the election never came up. president trump never came up. candidate trump never came upas. ou remember, mueller's mandate was to look at what role therussians might have played in messing around with our presidential electhens and wh or not the trump campai

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. >> shannon: meanwhile house until chairman devin nunes is sounding the alarm about them in terms. sean hannity asked him whether he thinks the fbi and doj are rooting against republicans because of the investigations into alleged bias at the agency. >> i would love to see republicans lose -- i say that, i hate to say that but i have to believe that the department of justice and fbi, the people of the leadership, they are banking on a loss by the republicans in the fall. >> shannon: will talk about it with fox news contributor, former g.o.p. congressman from , jason chaffetz. do you think that's the case? >> unfortunately i think the deep state does not like accountability, they don't want anybody looking under the hood, and you have people like devin nunes and john ratcliffe and trey gowdy and the like pushing to look at documents within the department of justice and they don't like it. they don't like a disruptive president like donald trump created so you even had director comey, i think it was today, say they should vote for democrats, the american public. >> shannon: this is h

. >> devin feeley tells us the back story on how wealthy landowners were able to cut off the public and what it could mean for other battles over beach access. >> reporter: it is as they say a killer beach. >> you better be a strong swimmer. >> people will die if they don't know what they're doing. >> reporter: it was with those words of warning our kayak guide and a guy that looks like he could be enforcing on a warship. a fellow kpix reporter and lifelong friend cadona and i found ourselves in a small kayak. made us question while we were willing to risk so much just to reach a beach, you have probably never heard of and if a group of rich landowners have their way, you will never set foot on. >> under our california constitution, every californians has a right to access the ocean in that area. >> reporter: a bit of history is in order. i promise it will help us navigate the churning political waters on waters access. sprawling seaside gated and exclusive community. in 1972 voters approved prop 20 which rewrote the california constitution. enshrining the principal that the coastal zon

the notion that devin nunez that they tried to peddle is that the judges were not adequately informedyou can read the footnote. the judges were told that the steels dossier was not initiat by someone looking to do the campaign and trump harm. so all of these attentiollegati including the one from the president, are wrong. >> it was a full page of footnotes explaining who christopher steele was working for, or what the motivation might have been for that, and look, you work with devin nunez. we have talked about this before. i know on a personal level you're kfriends. >> the problem is that we live in a world today where there are alternative realities. so most people, certainly with any sense of the law, they will look at the nunez memo and say it is just wrong. we said that in the democratic response to it when it came out. devin and the president and the people that support the president are speaking to the percentage of people you were talking about ten minutes ago. the point of all of this and flying in the face of the facts, is when mueller comes out with something, it is to have

in el sobrante, devin fehely, kpix 5. >>> loss of justice anthony kennedy from the u.s. supreme court has pro-choice activists on edge. kennedy is regarded as a fire wall in protecting abortion rights. and the new nominee may not be. but president trump will need the support of every republican in the senate to seat a new justice. today maine's susan collins remained clear she would not support certain nominees. >> i would not support a nominee who demonstrated hostility to roe v. wade because that would mean to me their judicial philosophy did not include a respect for established decisions, established law. >> cbs news reports two names have now emerged as leading contenders for the nomination. brad kavanaugh. and 46-year-old amy con knee barrett, who the president --coney barrett. >>> this november voters will decide the fate of the gas tax. drivers are paying more at the pump to fix the state's crumbling roads. but our new kpix exclusive poll finds the tax may be on the chopping block. kpix 5's melissa caen has the results. >> in seeking the office of governor, i sai

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in big sur, devin fehely, kpix 5. >>> 4:57 right now. an explosion rocks a bay area medical complex. >> and we have more details on the allegations of rape against a former rideshare driver before his court date this morning. and i'm kenny choi. let's st ide... >>> good morning, everyone. it is thursday, july 19th. i'm michelle griego. >> good morning. i'm kenny choi. let's head outside take a look at our cameras. let's take a look at 880 in oakland. traffic looking very good at this hour. of course, it is only 5 a.m. and on the left, we have a clear shot of san jose. but here in the city in san francisco, pretty foggy. >> yeah. it's a foggy one. >> i know. coming out of the caldecott tunnel and boom! there it is. >> we have a live shot for you. our photographer brian is out there. check out this beautiful view. i love this. this gives a nice perspective with fog and drizzle. but also parts of the bridge can be s

. >> good morning, i'm devin fehley. let's start this half hour with good ayweoff to ats fo to cldy start along the shoreline. e day 'll get more sun spreading inland toward the bay and toward the coast and then it warms up to about 90 degrees inland. there will be a few low clouds along the shoreline and it's going to be breezy as well. low pressure in the gulf coupling with a high to the south means breezy, coastal chills in the inland areas simmer. today we'll be up to 89 at livermore. 67 in the city. a complete forecast coming up. but first let's get the latest. >>> a young couple is talking about how they found an oregon woman whose car this crashed off a cliff in monterey county. >> we saw a bumper first and we were like, huh, there's a bumper, that's weird. and came around another bend and saw the car. >> turned around and angela was right there in the rocks just looked like hell, and -- but she was happy at the same time. she was really happy to see us. >> now, chad and chelsea moore say they were looking for pla

, come here, devin. the day devint made a visit to chase utley's clubhouse. >> i just wanted to thank you for everything that you did. it means a lot. >> reporter: the kid threw his hero a curve. >> ten years lar, you have one of those kids walk into the clubhouse and tell his story. it was pretty surreasurreal. >> reporter: what did that moment mean to you? >> it meant the world. >>eporter: for it leautley who announced he's retiring at ason's end, it's a career highlight off the field. joe friar, nbc news, tua. >> how about that? >>> we want to have one last check on the weather with amelia draper standing by with the latest on the rain track. >> well, thi rain isoving south to north, so we have heavy rain back near impacting winchester. no heavy rain set to move inas over the couple of hours, but we'll see areas of rain out there for the evening tmmute. an rain continues at times right on through wednesday night at least because of all the rain we have had, we're going to see another two to five inche

though devin nunes says white house lawyers are looking into it. so that could certainly change. alicia: garrett tenney in washington, thank you. eric: meanwhile overseas tensions are split between the is a crucial neighbor ally. turkey obtaining an american ambassador. the turkish president now firing back at president trump and the start of sentience. meanwhile the trump administration have another strong quarter of economic growth. but will it last? we will take a closer look at the good economic news as fox news channel rolls along on this sunday afternoon. >> we will onto this path for several years. i don't think is a one or two year phenomenon. i think we are in a. for for five years sustained three pppercent growth. we knew helping our communities was important then. and we know it's even more important today. so we're stepping up to volunteer more and donate over a million dollars every day. so our communities can be even stronger. it's a new day at wells fargo. but it's a lot like our first day. to and practice... kidlots of practice.tion. get them started right with ca

why devin nunes lies and then is allowed to be head of what was -- once was a bipartisan committee that looked at intelligence, nonpolitically to defend you and i and everyone else. >> juliet and jim, i have to leave it there. thank you so much. really appreciate both of you for being here. >>> the challenges of working for a president who does what he wants when he wants. >> say that again. did i hear you? >> yeah. yeah. >> okay. >> yeah. ♪ introducing e*trade personalized investments professionally managed portfolios customized to help meet your financial goals. you'll know what you're invested in and how it's performing. so you can spend more time floating about on your inflatable swan. [ding] with féria extreme platinum haircolor by l'oréal. lighten up! lightens hair up to seven levels. féria is ammonia free with conditioning oil. never dull, never flat. live in color. live in féria extreme platinum by l'oréal paris. whoooo. you rely on tripadvisor so you don't miss out on the perfect hotel... but did you know you can also use tripadvisor so you don't miss out on the best price? tri

but let's start with devin nunes warning in 2014. what happened chaos wise or impacting the 2016 election that would have been done on obama's watch and the next thing is we know five foreign intelligence services hacked into hillary's e-mails. we don't know who hacked when, where, and what, do we? >> that is correct. but we do know in 2014-2015, the russians were hacking, attempting to hack in the electoral system. the nonclassified e-mail system of the pentagon and the joint chief of staff and the white house, capitol hill. the effort has been underway for years and decades indeed. particularly under president obama there was a shattering passivity that simply overtook not only the administration but the department of defense, our intelligence agencies and there was no response, sean, whatsoever to that intervention by the russians in 2016. >> sean: let me ask this question. this is important. there are reports that we have as many as 250,000 i.t. experts that we pay in our government. take us, julian assange for one, in his late t