the chairman of the house devin is here. he has been spear heading those investigations. he will join me next to discuss what happen happened to the problems. all of that plus rexerox from our panel right now only sunday morning futures. >>> we begin with house republicans prepyring for their new role as minority. you know, me now with an exclusive interview. wisconsin congresswoman liz doctor,heney. good to see you this morning. thank you for joining us. >> glad to be with you. >> can eye walk us through your priorities. >> first of all, we have a lot to be with focused on. we have living through the economic boom and we have to make sure we do everything necessary to prevent the democrats from reveersing course on that. they made it clear that's what they want to do. we have to work with the white house and colleagues to make sure they didn't happen. there is continued progress that requires the republicans takeback the house. >> it's great to see so many more women moving into these leadership positions. whiney looking at the numbers it's 123 women will be in congress

has always been home to devin sweetny. and now his world tour has led him back home. >> that s actually my bedroom window. the top of this hill is like alabama avenue. that's the same avenuese where arena is. >> reporter: that arena in congress heits is whe you can see the capital city go go play in their inaugural season. a g-league team where players have a shot to getting called ub to the devin's new home is smack in the middle of his old on >> it' so funny. i talked to mr. hill just now. he used to at 6:00 a.m. in the morning i'de dribbling the ball. i used to give him fits. he's happy it all paid off. >> thatp sign and that stop sign, that was it. >> funny for g a who's playing career has spanned thousands of miles across 12 countries. >> if i didn't play basketball, of these e had some people on this street really looking after my best interests, i don't know where i'd be. >> it change >>yes. >> come back, we talk to you, and say hey, what's going on? >> i appreciate that, man. i appreciate that, man. >> reporter: fr

5 devon with the fire crews that haven't get but on patrol because of that red flag wash willing, devin -- warning, devin. >> reporter: the conditions, sites and responsibilities -- assignments and responsibilities changed as quickly as the wind itself. and with all the dry brush in this area, it is a potential recipe for disaster if a fire were to break out. so the department decided to move some of its people and equipment into the hills ahead of time just in case and with fire season extending later and later into the year, it's a move designed to reassure people nervous about the every present threat of wildfires. >> there is always a concern folks are going to have to evacuate and may not have a home or a business to come back to afterwards. >> reporter: and one of the crews originally supposed to be patrolling this area is actually heading to the butte fire. more about that coming up at 6:00. now firefighters estimate that it can take them often time bus 15 or 20 minutes or more to get from the valley into the hills. they hope by being here already they can respond quickly and hop

kpix5's devin fehely is live where crews are still monitoring those hotspots. devin? >> reporter: people living here in the santa cruz mountains were understandably anxious this afternoon. this fire broke out in an area with steep, rugged, wooded hillsides. some crews are still working in the distance on those very same hillsides, but a quick response is credited with keeping this fire largely contained. initially firefighters battled the blaze from the air hoping to keep it in check just long enough for crews to climb up the steep wooded hillsides where it was burning deep in the santa cruz mountains. >> we have four air tankers in orbit now that are dropping actively on the fire and we have three helicopters that are actively dropping on the fire as well. >> reporter: their strategy appears to have worked cornering and corralling the fire to 25 acres and buying them time for reenforcements to move in on the ground. >> looking outside the top of the hill and there was a bunch of smoke at the top of the hill maybe 10 blocks away. then i heard all the fire engines pass

. >> from california, devin nunes has won re-election. >> devin nunes has not won re-election as chairman of the house intelligence committee. he'll move off that committee or go back to being the ranking member. devin nunes was a target both for democrats and republicans nationwide. he received a tsunami of national republican money because of his role on the intelligence committee, using that committee to the benefit of president trump to -- and to such incredible conservative media acclaim. andrew janz gave him a race. devin nunes winning comfortably tonight at home in california 22. >> don't know about the roar ba rohrabacher race with any certainty. lawrence o'donnell is standing by. california never disappoints. >> yes, and california's job now is simply to say in the end, what is the ultimate margin the democrats will have in the house of representatives. they obviously have it and now that's -- it's just down to that. as rachel just mentioned, devin nunes will not be chairman of the house intelligence committee. that is among the many important developments tonight that changes wi

in gilroy, devin fehely, kpix5. >>> the other threat from mother nature, high fire danger. mount diablo could see strong winds. chief meteorologist paul deanno is here with a red flag warning. paul? >> just like earlier this week where we live it's going to be 5, 10, 15 miles per hour, but in the mountains above 1,000 feet that wind will be howling tomorrow up to 50 to 60 miles per hour, some of the wind gusts. that's why it's the hills above 1,000 feet in both the north and east bay that are under a red flag warning. it starts at midnight tonight and lasts through the day saturday until sunday morning. we're windy in the hills the next 36 hours or so. the warning is not for the urban areas, but the fire danger is everywhere throughout the bay area and it's high. use extra caution if you're hiking or camping this weekend because these fires don't just spontaneously happen. the red flag warnings are for a rapid spread if one starts. we'll have more on the seven- day forecast and how warm we'll be coming up. >> thank you. >>> breaking news right now on the month long marriott

i will be pleased when devin nunes is no longer the head of the house intelligence committee, and whenr. schiff is. you like to say resist, well, i resist injustice, i resist inequality, and i resist dishonesty. we have record dishonesty from this administration and you know that to be the case. ms. harkey: that is not true. who started resist? it has been california, and who is leading california? this policy has cost our state tremendously in every area, and we are still suing and being sued by the federal government. resist has made the sanctuary state. resist is what has caused everybody to start coming across the border, resist on the california contingent running the house, maxine waters, nancy pelosi. they are not going to be comfortable until this president is going through impeachment hearings. luckily, it will not make it through the senate, but it is going to cause chaos and mayhem just until they got another , election. you know that is what it is. the republicans break ranks, which is part of a problem with republicans leading the house, they break ranks. democrats hang to

in san francisco, devin feely, kpix 5. >>> a pair of earthquakes shook contra costa county. the first quake at 11:56:00 a.m. had a magnitude of 3.7. a 2.7 after shock happened 10 minutes later. so far, there are no reports of damage or injuries. >>> if it's not earthquakes, it is fire, and of course those are raging tonight up in northern and southern california. got a lot to catch up on. first visibilities at the airports down low. as we look at sfo, plenty of haze there. overlooking the city of san francisco out toward the golden gate, which is essentially invisible. right now, numbers are mostly in the 50s. smoke and haze all day long. red flag warnings are posted tonight. winds are expected to blow up overnight into the higher elevations, gusting to 60 an hour from the northeast. bad news. so for all hills in the bay area above a thousands feet, there are red flag warnings posted tonight. and in southern california, red flag warnings have been posted through tuesday, with that circulation off the channel islands, driving those winds offshore. so down there, the santa ana

devin is in rehab but hes walking and talking again.ered a brain injury and internal bleeding. he is now able to have short conversations. >> recovery is number one, but the looks of it, you kn, he' getting there. he's going to get there really soon. >> tha crash last month prompted calls for pedestrian safety montgomery county. on tuesday they met with the state highway administration. it argued f lower speed limits, more crosswalks and new curb markings in state roads in both english and spanish. 11 pedestrians have died ntgomery county, the same as last year. >>> the former ahbishop of washington ousted as to how he handled sexual allegations is now speaheng. didn't take on specific cover up accusations against him but talked about personal responsibili responsibility. >> sometimes we simply have to take personalib respoity and we simply have to sayhis is -- this needs to be done. institutionally it's easier. person wly it'sre that purification has to be a part of the entire process. >> wuerle stepped down as archbishop of washington

devin fehely, kpix 5. >>> and coming up, the fda gives the green light on a new ultra powerful opioid that could soon make its way into hospitals. now critics are blasting the agency. >>> plus, it is one of berkeley's oldest trees and it will soon come down. why some neighbors are so upset. >>> all that plus a look at the back to work forecast as we look toward a beautiful sunset on this sunday evening. it's all happening after a break. big corporations are making and just got a huge tax break. but the middle class is struggling. prop c is a common-sense plan. the top 1% of businesses pay their fair share to tackle homelessness for all of us. companies with revenue greater than $50 million pay, not small businesses or homeowners. the prop c plan is supported by the democratic party, nancy pelosi & dianne feinstein vote "yes" on c. big corporations pay for it, not you. >>> new drone video this evening to show you show stm in italy. now you can see thousands of uprooted and split trees and roads destroyed by flood waters and landslides. storms lashed italy this past week, hitting northe

devin in still rehab but he is walking and talking again. he suffered a bra injury and internal bleeding. his mother says he is now able to have short conversations. r>>overy is number one, but the looks of it, youknow, he's getting there. he's going to get there really soon. >> that crash last month prompted calls for pedestrian safety montgomery county. tuesday the county council met with the state highway administration. it has lower smied , more crosswalks and new curb markings in english and anish. 11 pedestrians have died in montgomery county this year, the same number as last year. >>> 6:36. the former archbishop of washington ousted for how he handled abuse allegations against priests is now calling for accountability. catholic cardinal donald wuerle essed this at tltimornne yester. he didak not on specific coverup accusations against him but he did talk about personal responsibility. >> sometimes we simply have to take personal responsibility and we simply have to say this is -- this needs to be done. personally it's where that puri

in devin fehely, kpix5 -- in san jose, devin fehely, kpix5. >>> a laedunder a freeway overpass this morning. still big rigs went right through the flooding splashing water everywhere. >>> some impressive snow totals in the sierra in the last 24 hours and it's still falling now. here's a look at conditions on interstate 80 at donner summit. you may be excited about the idea of fresh powder. travel could be difficult with another storm expected through friday night. more than a foot of snow has fallen at coming 6:45 our emil tuer wilhave a full report on the conditions from north shore in tahoe. don't forget you can always track the changing weather on our website. get hour by hour conditions, the seven-day forecast and alerts and warnings for your neighborhood all at www.kpix.com. >>> other news now, another bay area car break-in involving a law enforcement vehicle. >> this time the victim, someone with the bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms. julie watts has details on what was stolen. >> the atf confirms it was law enforcement issued equipment reportedly including weapons, but the agen

devin is a good dog. rachel: devin is. pete: thank you both for being here and happy thanksgiving.ually. does she really believe fighting for your country ♪ patriotic. rachel: house judiciary committee chairman bob goodlatte and franklin graham both here live in our next hour. stay with us. ♪ you're unbelievable ♪ ♪ ... >> the caravan gathering on the southern border in tijuana. the president has certainly made it a priority. this is a real national security issue right now. we need to do something immediately. there are a lot of us willing to go that distance and shut government down. griff: murphy brown is back. >> we received a call from a neighbor here about a taco truck , undocumented immigrants, outstanding removal order. >> what do they do except give up everything. >> the progressives out there they lost. they are miss reading america terribly on this issue. pete: president trump urging the senate to come together to pass a major prison reform bill. >> if they don't pass criminal justice reform now you'll now have to negotiate with nancy pelosi. pete: michael moore now call

our devin fehely is covering that, but first kpix5's da lin live in oakland with ways to defend yourself from the smoky skies. da. >> reporter: so, allen, the mask is the best way and i make the mistake. i have a bad habit of using the top strap and not using the bottom strap just because i don't like it too tight and uncomfortable, but doctors are saying that's a big no-no. these are supposed to be tight so that it forms a seal around your face. beth white is struggling to fit the mask tightly on her 3-year- old granddaughter. most masks are made for adults. >> she's already coughing. she already has a hacking cough. this is the best i can do. it's a little bit, but i figure it's better than nothing. >> reporter: it can be difficult to put a standard n95 mask on someone with a lot of facial hair. one doctor recommends shave is down or shave it off. the medical director reminds people to use both straps. pinch down on the metal above the nose. if it's done right, there should be no air gaps. >> we're supposed to breathe in mostly oxygen and nitrogen. now you have particulate matter your

it looks like adam schiff, your ranking merges will become the chairman, replacing devin nunes who didn't want to do much on this investigation. what will be your committee's key priorities looking ahead when you're in the majority? >> you know, i think it's appropriate for us to get back on a bipartisan track, working with our republican colleagues to face our national security. >> can you do that given the bad blood that exists? the senate intelligence commit the democrats and republicans are, would going pretty together, but in the house it's been awful. >> i think we have to try because those national security threats that we face aren't partisan in nature. i think we have to protect the mueller probe and assist them. all the transcripts that people have heard about, i think the first thing we should do is turn over everything that we have to the mueller probe and then see where his gaps are, what we have left to do and move forward appropriately. >> do you believe the republicans will have devin nunes as the ranking member and top republican on your committee? >> i'm hearing mr. nune

devin nunes will dissolve back into security. he will hold -- maybe he'll pick up farming since he's been faking all this time. adam schiff as chair of the intelligence committee is not just going in there as a democrat. adam schiff is going in there as -- you know this, one of the most talented intellects we've seen in modern politics. adam schiff. the way he approaches an issue, wouldn't you be terrified to have him as a professor? the grade curve in his class would be like f to a d minus. you'd never catch up with him. >> adam schiff will have the ability to do what none of the republicans on the intel committee have done, to actually protect the justice department and the fbi. when the justice department and the fbi went to paul ryan and devin nunes and said, please don't release these classified materials. please don't release the nunes memo. please don't release the fisa applications which have sources and methods in them. paul ryan and devin nunes, the republican speaker and the republican chairman of the intel committee s

so devin's new home is smack in the middle of h old one. >> so funny. i talked to mr. j hillt now. he would be out at0 6 a.m. i would be out dribbling just h. >> my radius was that stop sig and that stop sign and that's it. >> funny for a guy whose career has spanned thousands of miles across 12 countries. >> if i didn't play basketball, if i had these people street looking after my best interests, i don't know whether i would b alive. >> it's changing. >> it is, it is. >> come back and we'll talk. apprecte that, man. >> when a chance to play in his hole tow came up, he couldn't pass it up. i don't think people realize, when you ask me what i meant for me to be here, that's what it men. >>> all right. the g go begin their inaugural season tomorrow. they'll be playing at the new entertainment and sports arena in congress heights. >>> well, we have some big weather heading ourway. what's coming? >> you asked me when i walked in about four or five minutes ago, you said is it raining hard? no. but it's coming. and it's here now. take a look out there. this was right along i-95 corridor

that's quite a difference from devin nunes. not to mention the fact you're going to have a bunch of democrats running committees who are going to be -- >> jerry nadler is going to be chairman of the judiciary committee. >> who are going to get president trump's tax returns. they're going to get them. they're going to subpoena them. they're going to get them. and that is not something president -- president trump has done everything he could to prevent that from happening. >> so that's a different dynamic. what isn't a different dynamic and people might be gulping very hard when i say this, but what is likely to get worse is gridlock because another thing that i heard from a lot of these moderate democrats when i was out watching them campaign is you don't want to defeat me because there will be more gridlock because what we've seen, losing heidi heitkamp in north dakota, claire mccaskill in missouri, joe donnelley in indiana, three moderate democrats. they were painted as liberals, but they're moderate democrats. and with those

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arthel: devin nunes has the presidency are so maybe he'll raise the alarm directly to the president., always a pleasure to speak to you. nuclear showdown as well as the coming collapse of china. thank you gordon chang. we will have a lot more special coverage of today's centenary of the world war i of the armistice at 5:10 and would impair his bed in such a brutal, horrific and savaged global war. we visited the national world war i museum in kansas city and will be showing you one of the sad legacies of world war i coming up at 4:00 and that is the continued use of chemical weapons. american troops were killed in that war. we remember them. your insurance rates skyrocket after a scratch so small you could fix it with a pen. how about using that pen to sign up for new insurance instead? for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise their rates because of their first accident. switch and you could save $782 on home and auto insurance. call for a free quote today. liberty mutual insurance. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ not in this house. 'cause that's no s

under the chairmanship of devin nunes followed by congressman mike con away. on the committee focused on leaks and ultimately debunked claims that the obama administration improperly unmasked sources. the committee shut back -- shut down back in march. well, but come january they're going to be back in business so democratic congressman eric swalwell who is on the house intel committee, he joins me now. good evening. i remember when that was shut down you came on and you were beside yourself, as were many democratic congressmen. >> i was pretty fired up, don, but we're not powerless anymore. >> you just heard your colleague say some of the witnesses who testified before the committee, that they -- that they lied. i'm sorry, that's the wrong thing. you said earlier today -- that was wrong, sorry. you said earlier today buried in the basement of the house intelligence committee are pages of lies and testimony from trump family and associates. talk to us about that. >> so we have heard from dozens of witnesses from the trump family, the trump campaign and the tru

kpix 5 devin fehely shows us how it works. >> reporter: most of us have had the experience of somethingstolen from us. what's more rare and a lot more satisfying is actually the res geg 's this story is all about. it's the moment they feared might never happen. a member of the unit returning, the green masters jacket worn by president dwight eisenhower, which was stolen. >> they felt violated and a deep loss for some of the materials, the historic material they had in their museums. >> reporter: the thief pried open a window in the clubhouse stealing more than $10,000 worth of golf clubs and sunglasses and one truly irreplaceable item. the green master's jacket. it's a crime that would have gone unsolved in year's past, but this time it would be different. >> one of the reasons why we get into law enforcement is to help people. not often do we get the opportunity to return property that is stolen. >> reporter: the investigation of the newly formed burglary prevention unit would lead them to this man, michael klis of marina. he had been arrested the same night by the sheriff's department

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our apologies to devin. first question from kat in southern california.ksgiving memory? >> our first tradition was to play pictionary. the word was ugly, my brother was pointingt my grandmother. >> that's horrible. >> before she was pointing up to the light. >> that doesn't make it better. >> classic cheaters. >> ours is uncle c herbgging the gravy boat. if you throw in 20 bucks a head i'll chuck the gravy boa and he did. >> really? >> next question is from angela in virginia. would you rather never eat your favorite food for the rest of your lifer only eat your favorite food for the rest of your life? >> i think t you can have much of a good thing. >> i agree. >> i'll find a new favorite food. >> i'm with you. i lovehicken parm, but there's no amount of chicken >>parm. ou can't eat it every day? >> no. >> jennifer froms, te which monopoly piece do you pick and have you ever finished a game of monopoly? >> ryan and i almost never got married becauseth o game of monopoly. >> why? >> he's so mean when he plays. g heing me money because the game is almost ov

bye-bye devin nunes, committee to protect the president. news has called the race in california's 45th. katie porter has defeated mimi walters. democrats have picked up a net 36 seats in the house of representatives with five races still to be called. and with no rall when is and lock her up chants to keep him distracted, donald trump is isolated and growing more furious by the day. and the worst republican mid-term losses since watergate are just one reason why he's so miserable. frank rich writes in new york magazine that a he lost the mid-term he thought he won, b, the mueller investigation has moved faster than his efforts to thwart it. c, any of his fantasies notably the funding of his border wall are doomed, and d, in his pouting in paris elevated his international image as a buffoon to a whole new level of notoriety. trump plans to travel to california on saturday to view the damage caused by the catastrophic wildfires ravaging the state. 74 people have been killed in those fires. more than 1,000 people are missing, and these are new

devin fehely, kpix 5. >>> backers of california's prop 6 really want your support on tuesday. so much so they are going to give away free gas tomorrow. several gas stations are going to register drivers for a free fill-up in support of the campaign to repeal the gas tax. here in the bay area it will be the station on the boulevard in san leandro. show up any time tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. and you can enter a drawing for a free $50 gas card. >>> all right, well want to get away? launching three new flights this week, starting today. and tomorrow, they are adding extra service to portland, oregon, and also orange county, if you would rather travel underground, you'll be able to do that next month in los angeles. elon musk posted new video of the high-speed tunnel he is building under the city. on track for a brand new opening party. free rides for the -- for the public will start next day. and at 150 miles per hour, an effort to ease congestion. >> it was raining in california about two hours ago. it wasn't running here and the two hours since it has stopped raining. that's as far

devin nunes will be the ranking leader until january? >> i think they know we will not run it the way they did and they should be grateful for that. >> why not? >> they ran it in the most unethical ways, in a way that jeopardize the relationship between the intelligence committee by publishing classified information and doing so in the most fraudulent misleading way. we are not going to resort to behaving in the unethical way they do but we will be tenacious in the pursuit of truth. i think they understand that. we were when they were running the shop and continue to be. we will invite them to work with us, hope they will choose to do so but make it abundantly clear we will do our job. the days in which the congress of the united states was either at best a rubber stamp for the president or at worst, complicit on his attacks on the rule of law are over. >> there are several people who have given testimony when republicans have been in majority control who appeared to have possibly told untruthful statements to you. don junior and roger s

devin nunes, sara carter, john solomon. and breaking news. we will react to trump defending the written answers to robert mueller. basically, that plane is landing without any turbulence. a straight. [ phone rings ] what?! ready for christmas? no, it's way too early to be annoyed by christmas. you just need some holiday spirit! that's it! this feud just went mobile. with xfinity xfi you get the best wifi experience at home. and with xfinity mobile, you get the best wireless coverage for your phone. ...you're about to find out! you don't even know where i live... hello! see the grinch in theaters by saying "get grinch tickets" into your xfinity x1 voice remote. a guy just dropped this off. he-he-he-he. ♪ >> sean: developments on the mueller probe tonight, the president has submitted his written answers to the special counsel segment length the probe may be wrapping up. here now is the reaction from the world, ag expo in california, house intelligence committee chairman and california congressman devin nunes. to me, the president has already an

and their transcripts are buried beneath the capital under lock and key, and devin nunes, every timeted that those transcripts would be sent over to bob mueller and his team, has blocked that. and the reason we have requested they be sent to the mueller team is because we believe that there have been lies told to us and that it would be important for the mueller investigation to know about them. >> do you think you'll be able to get those? >> yes. so, we're about 34 days way from a new congress and one of the first things we're going to do is fast track that testimony over to the mueller team. >> all right. so, listen, your committee investigation ended on a pretty ugly note. what are you hoping for once it reboots in this new congress? >> well, first, to conduct the investigations the republicans wouldn't and fill in the gaps. not to be redundant, not to seek a pound of flesch. but especially when it comes to following the money, we want to know about the prior personal and political connections of donald trump, his family, his businesses and his campaign had with russia. to be able

kpix 5's devin fehely tells us: san francisco firefighters -- are furious. "san francisco fire department >>> san francisco firefighters are furious. > . >> reporter: an emotional appeal delivered directly to an alleged arsonist, believed to be responsible for a half dozen fires in golden gate park in the past 24 hours. >> it really is not a joke. it's dangerous for us. >> reporter: the latest in a string of fires was reported before 7:00 a.m. crews battled the blaze in the predawn hours, firefighters silhouetted against the wind whipped flames that raced up the hillside. >> it was intense, and it was intense really fast, because i had already done, like, 4 or 5 lapse, and it wasn't burning ever time i went around. it want up really fast, and it was, like, in full effect. >> reporter: carlene underwood took this video with her cell phone of one of the earlier fires. while all the blazes had been quickly contained, neighbors are nervous about what might happen next time. >> my concern is, you know, given the dry conditions around the state and here, that it c

devin is still in rehab now but he is walking and talking again. there's his photo. he suffered a brain injury and internal sbleeding. other says he is able to have short conversations again. frecovery is number one. but the looks it, you know, he's getting there. y 's going to get there rea soon. >> so that crash last month prompted calls for pedestrian safety montgomery county. on tuesday the county council met with the state highway administration. it argued for lower speed limits, more crosswalks a new curb markings on state roads in english and spanish. 11 pedestrians have died on the road this year, the same as last year. >>> the former archbishop that was ousted is calling for accountability. the cardinal didn't respond to specific cover up accusations against him but talked about personal responsibility. >> sometimes we simply have to take personal responsibility and we simply have to say this is -- this needs to be done institutionally it's easier. personally it's where purification has to be part of the entireprocess. >> wuerl stepped down as archbishop las

kpix5's devin fehely is at american indian model schools. >> reporter: the staff here at the school say they are eager to reopen and get these repairs behind them, so much so that this is as far as they would allow our cameras today. they say they wanted the crews inside to be able to work uninterrupted. >> i feel bad because we can't learn. >> reporter: this student has been out of class all week not because of bad air quality, but because of a freak accident that flooded several floors of his oakland charter school. >> something happened to a bathroom like the water like flooded. the school has flooded because from the bathroom. >> reporter: according to this memo released by the superintendent of the charter school system, the likely culprit from that flooding was built up pressure when the water was turned back onto a water main east bay m.u.d. crews repaired nearby. >> if the school believes east bay m.u.d. contributed to this flooding, they can file a claim and east bay m.u.d. will start investigating. >> reporter: the water agency said repairs were scheduled ahead of time and the

>> they already have a wish list of questions they want to ask and devin nunes wouldn't let them ask. were asked leading questions and when democrats try to follow up, they would cut them off. they can go back against michael cohen's testimony and see who was putting out this false story about the russian deal ending in january versus june. >> only six prosecutions for lying to congress. i think that number would surprise a lot of people. is that about to change? >> i think it is. i think mueller's plea agreement with cohen yesterday really shows that he's very serious about holding people accountable for lying docongress. all those people who thought i can shade the truth here, i doesn't really matter. they are caught in a trap because they are on the record saying certain things. mueller can compare it to the grand jury testimony, subsequent system. there's a lot of legal liability that the witnesses face. >> on the other hand, think you can make an argument that the reason we saw this blue wave is because people, voters were sick of business as usual. are the democrats going to wal

. >> we're going to have to go back to the incomplete illegitimate report put out by devin nunes. it was willfully inadequate. even the senate has a bipartisan committee that is still continuing to investigate the russian intervention. i do think we have subpoena documents that were never subpoenaed by the majority. there are over 30 witnesses we wanted called that were never called. we need to call back a number of witnesses who appeared to perjure themselves in the interviews that were done. so a lot of work ahead of us. >> so you're going to reopen with the current term, devin nunes and his republican majority closed. >> that's correct. >> thank you for coming in. good to have you here in the situation room. >>> just ahead, we've got a lot more news coming up. information we're getting about robert mueller's investigation as the president and allies may try to scuttle the current probe. >>> protesters who want to make sure mueller's investigation is protected. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ since you're heading off to dad... i just got a zerowater. but we've always used brita. it's two stage-filter..

breaking the tie with 5:47 left, devin shore in front, put being it in, second goal of the night off the rebound. the sharks are now 8-5-3. those three means nothing but they lost three times in overtime. they've been a .500 team. >> thursday night football, i don't think we've seen a bigger blow out this year as the steelers and ben roethlisberger put it to carolina tonight. big ben likes the physicality and their quarterback had a terrible game. cam newton did connect a couple of timings for touchdowns christian mccaffrey who had three on the night. steelers led and it gets no better. ben roethlisberger 22 out of 235, 328 yards, touchdowns to fi that one to antonio brown. it's a blow out. 52-21 and that is the sporting life for the steelers. >> sharks are going to be fine. >> yeah, i think by march. >> they'll be in the playoffs. [ phone rings ] what?! ready for christmas? no, it's way too early to be annoyed by christmas. you just need some holiday spirit! that's it! this feud just went mobile. with xfinity xfi you get the best wifi experience at home. and with xfinity mobile,out!

>> well, we've asked devin nunes to just make the transcripts public as they promised. he won't do that. i don't want to go name by name, but i agree with you. it's significant that bob mueller signed this plea as well. he doesn't sign all of them. but what we're seeing, though, and for the last year and a half it's been so maddening is the president has tried to use tampering, obstruction and lying as both a shield and a sword. as a shield because his witnesses are able to protect him from the mueller probe and congressional probes. and as a sword because lying, tampering and obstructing delays the mueller proceedings. the president uses those delays to suggest that the probe is unlawful and to try and undermine it. and those -- both that shield and sword, i think, are melting. >> let me ask you, do you think that today's plea from cohen and what we see in mueller's filing, do you think that strengthens the collusion case? do you see this as mueller having more granular understanding of all the contacts between the highest levels of the russia government and the trump

we will move on to devin joining us from missouri. state?rt of the >> 45 minutes south from st. louis, jefferson county. >> is there early voting or is it just one day? >> i believe that you can absentee vote, but i am voting day of. >> and what do you expect to happen tomorrow? who are you voting for? >> i think i will put my vote towards josh holly. hawley. i think it will be a tossup. i see a fluctuation of both. but i think red is going to take it this year. >> thank you for the call. this is a headline. trumps high risk strategy puts them on the midterm ballot like no one else. we have paul joining us from washington state. welcome. anyway, i am independent. i vote in the state of washington. obviously, we are a blue state. i did vote for trump. , i was justto say watching cnn, chris cuomo. he called president trump a punk. media ishe mainstream doing more to get people to vote for trump than republicans then anyone else. he has been called every name in the book. anybody that supports him has been called any name in the book. to be really honest, i think cnn and msnbc shou

these are pictures of devin garcia before a car hit him and three other kennedy high school students waiting for a bus last month. now, garcia is walking and talking again. his mother shared this photo with ourisr station telemundo 44, from her son's rehab in baltimore. garcia suffered a brain and internalin bleedg iningn t crash on georgia avenue. his mother says he's now able to have short conversations. >> recovery's number one. but the looks of it, you know,et he's gng there. and he's going to get there really soon. >> that crash last month prompted callses for pian safety in montgomery county. today, the county council met with the state highway administration. it argued for lower speed limits, morcrosswalks and new curb markings on state roads in both english and spanish. 11 pedestrians have died in montgomery county this year, the same number as last year. >>> next at :0 tonight, our series on getting a good night's sleep continues, with news 4's angie goff. spending a night at a sleep lab. >> now we're going to g meet with the doctor and see what the data shows. >>> cing up,

coming up in the next half hour we'll check back in with devin garcia. he's one of the kendy high schoolers hit. his mother is sharing what his recovery has been like and the work he still has ahead of him. >>>ta defense secrery jim mattis will visit troops t along u.s./mexico border. the troops are there to help with security efforts. you may recall the president ordered the deployment several weeks ago as a caravanf migrants makes its way through the u.s./mexico border. the president said no one will be allowed into the count illegally. >>> the office of the firstin ly is staby its call of the firing of th top white house advisor. the first lady, melania trwap, infuriated by mira ricardell after she interfered with her recent trip to africa. all of this comes as news of chief of staff john kelly clashed with the first lady's team. so much discord can be damaging. >> you don't want the staff at the white house to be preoccupied with in fighting. you want them, instead, doing their job to help the president make those tough decisions and implement them.

to another battleground between the parties with very partisa members -- devin nunes of california who has protected the president and gone to great lengths to protect the president and adam schiff who hase g to lengths to antagonize the president so that's what this will be robert: we talked about cabinet officials coming up to capitol hill but it could be members of the family. ivanka trump her email use under scrutiny. she could b called up, as well. lisa: the idea that ivanka trump who spent years of reading stories about hillary clinton's use of private email is nownd ting her affairs for the government usingrivate email is something democrats are emailing me about but puttiet this tr for the show today, this is a political and cultur moment coming togethe and a choice for democrats going into this because the country says they want less toxicity. that's why they watch shows like this. however, it's a little bit like saying, we want to be healthier. does the country really want to go to the trouble ofxercising? or are we all addicted to the internal fighting? and can democrats pus

adamff is going to take over from devin nunes on the house intelligence committee. >> more subpoena than investigation. >> and protecting the mueller investigation but i don't think pelosi wants to get out in front of that. she wants to show they can govern and the way you sh that is put forth ideas that are broadly popular. maybe they don't pass the senate, if they do, they might not get a signature from the president but it gives tco try a sense of what the democrats would do awopposed to t the republicans said they would do. >> how much of this do youithink isding the template for the 2020 presidential election? >> ink she wants to sort of set a tone that will be helpful to candidates. there's going to beo many people both in d.c. and throughout the country who are for that e vying democratic nomination. and i think that it's going to be up to them to decide what their messages a and we'll see a similar split. between what we saw in 2016 with the progressive left wing and then folks trying to hit a more yiddle centrist ground. but they can oo what they can do in the house as democrats