devine: mr. chairman, the lack of appointments certainly had a destructive impact, but the problems go long before that current phenomenon. i would say there are three basic causes we've identified. the first is that this agency has an almost uniquely futile structure, a bureaucratic barnes that have far too much authority and they are frustrated when tried to do the right thing. second, there's a culture that allows those barnes to put their own personal self-interest above the agencies' mission of patient medical care or rule of law. finally, there's been a conflict of interest in almost all of the agency's institutional mechanisms but to old itself accountable and those are three strikes against an effective mission. mr. pappas: thank you. >> so if i may, i've listened to this committee and i attended a couple hearings over the last few months. and it strikes me when you don't have the right leadership or have inexperienced leadership or you have a revolving doorg of leadership what you're los

joining us now, congressman devin nunes and the freedom caucus chairman mark meadows. i've got to say this about jim jordan, devin nunes, the freshman is overly ambitious but a good guy and he's done a great job. without you guys behind the scenes, we have now seen these closed-door testimonies. we would not be here and this would likely have gotten away with. congressman devin nunes a special applause to you for that speech, probably right up there with lindsey graham's speech on the day of the brett kavanaugh hearings. >> what was amazing to me that a lot of people didn't pay attention to, there were two retired fbi agents on the witness table along with andy mccarthy who appears on your show and others. what i was amazed that was the lack of concern by these former fbi agents, one of them peter strzok used to work for and they serve their country and i'm sure they did a great job. i brought up the fact that we probably shouldn't be using counterintelligence capabilities in this country to target a political campaign, they just sat there. it was almost as though they

devin nunes? >> i think what we don't know yet as we don't know who joseph was working for, he was in italy, that brings up -- he could be part of the italian government of some kind, and asset there. he could be a british asset, because he also lived in london. but there's also -- it could be possible, quite frankly, that he wass working for fusion gps, or an operation like fusion gps through christopher steele. and what we still don't know at the heart of this is where did the clinton campaign dirty operation that was run byir fusion gps and the fbi -- they were on parallel tracks -- wonder those merge? and that's really what i think myself and mark meadows have been trying to figure out for a long time and hopefully that's what the u.s. attorney out of connecticut is going to get to theor bottom of. we have a right to know what countries were involved in this. >> we are getting a lot of whistle-blowers, primarily they are coming forward because they believe attorney general bill barr and john d

let's go to these new developments based on the foia request granted the aclj, devin nunes, and thatould be samantha power, 350% increase of unmasking in 2016. that seems excessive to me. my understanding of surveillance and unmasking of american citizens, there are very strict guidelines. and when an american is identified in a phone call with perhaps somebody we are to be surveilling, they are not involved in any nefarious activity, we practice something called minimization. if the report is written up, the american is not identified. but we do know, unmasking were rare, and then we had this increase in activity. how does that tie in to everything you investigated as a relates to the so-called collusion that never occurred? but when you factor it in to a rigged investigation to hillary, in my opinion, and of course, a pretty premeditated fraud on the fisa court, that seems problematic. >> you have probably the two best possible guests you can have on for this question, becae who uncovered through sources that these unmaskings had occurred. so we ran an unmasking investigation. trey

and she's like, "andy devine!" and i'm like, "that's not my name!"he night, for sure i tried to do five minutes and then one guy was just freaking out like, "this is not happening! not here!" >> jimmy: wow. "we have to watch the playoff game." >> "i need to see the patriots!" i'm like, "lets watch the patriots." >> jimmy: wow. >> so -- >> jimmy: what did you do? >> i just -- i'm like, you can turn the game back on. it's okay. but i needed the $100 they were giving me. so i'm like, "can i just entertain your wives?" and there's like -- their wives are just pounding drinks in the corner >> jimmy: yeah >> and so i just sat down with them, and sort of, conversationally did my act. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it was a sit-down stand-up >> yeah. >> jimmy: i had a -- >> yeah. >> jimmy: similar gig. it was tough i did west point and i went in and they had - there's like - >> one one in every crowd >> jimmy: one in every crowd [ light laughter ] it was like a ratskeller, or some pub, or whatever they all just hang out. and again, they didn't announce it was comedy

i want to start with devin nunes having to go back and try to get these documents.bi has been slow walking these things. they've been under subpoena for a couple of years, and i still haven't responded. >> the fbi, the deposit of justice both have been obstruction j justice. i say christopher wray is james comey in a different suit, and rod rosenstein, before he left that apartment of justice, was also obstructing lawful subpoenas from congress. it's outrageous. and i'm hoping that with the bill barr at the helm now, that all of this nonsense will stop and that these documents will be turned over. >> jason: sara, when i was chairman of the committee, i issued some subpoenas that were never responded to from the department of justice. there has been a lot of slow walking, and we have that, butth we also have the inspector general report, and we have a different attorney general in attorney general barr. >> that's right, attorney general william barr isn't going to hold back here. he said he promised the american people that he will get to the bottom of this. he wants

we are back with congressman devin nuÑes. iran -- and also i want to get your thoughts on china -- let me ask you about your lawsuits against media. you have sued twitter as well as mcclatchy. tell us about that. >> well, the twitter one is important, we start the discovery process tomorrow the, so we will be sending out a bunch of subpoenas and asking for information from all the folks that were involved in allowing twitter to not only develop content, but also shadow ban me so your viewers and americans couldn't see my tweets for a period of time. we don't even know how long. so i'm very worried about this for the next election whether -- i call them tech oligarchs, it always seems like most of the time it's the conservatives that get kicked off, and you can't see our platforms, or you can't see us on their platform where the left, they get away with murder. is so that's this discovery process on twitter starts tomorrow and, of course, we have more lawsuits that are on the way. and i hate to be having to do this, but it's r

devin nunes, incredible people. lieu tetant governor jeff dunkin' and doug forest. thank you. you didn't get a very good seat. i can't believe it. [laughter] it's not like you. and all of our great state legislators we have a lot of them with us today. a lot of great medical people and doctors. for decades powerful insurance companies lobbyist and specialist interests have denied the real cost of the health care services they provide. it's that simple. this lack of price, transparency that is enriched entry giants greatly costing americans hundreds of billions of dollars a year. patients have been billed nearly $800 for saline. more than $6,000 for a drug test that's the simplest methods used and $6,000. i've seen them. and over $17,000 for stitches to just stitch up a minor wound. often prices differ drastically between providers and hospitals for the exact same services and there's no consistency, there's no predictability and there's frankly, no rime or reason for what's been happening if sort many years. as a result, americans find themselves in deeply unfair situations, e

. >>> here's more on that story from devin fehely. >> reporter: the most disturbing thing about this is that chp doesn't know who is behind the shootings. they don't know if there's one gunman or multiple shooters. they know that one man has lost his life, shot as he was driving home. chp said the passenger in a white sedan flashed a handgun moments before shooting into the victim's car. near the intersection of highway 280 and 101. shards of shattering glass injured the drivers 12-year-old daughter. >> it looks like it was a vehicle to vehicle incident. >> reporter: the chp is investigating whether or not road rage triggered three shootings within the last 24 hours. chp says right around 10 pm on tuesday night a second driver reported being tailgated, heard a thud and continued home. and discovered a bullet hole in the back of his car. >> i have no idea why anyone would do such a horrific thing. there's a lot of collateral damage that can occur. accidents with other cars. doesn't matter how anger angry ur. >> reporter: none of the victims were seriously hurt. the same cannot be said

judge jeanine: congressman devin anyone's, thanks for being with us. here with more reaction to the democrats' constant, unrelented attacks on the president, corey lewandowski. thanks for being with us. one of the points i was trying to make with the congressman is that mexico is not agreeing to do any of this stuff voluntarily. and you have nancy pelosi who is criticizing the president because he's doing everything he can. unfortunate live he has to go to a foreign power to try to resolve a problem within this country. the tariffs deserve our support. but it was bipartisan objection to the tariffs. why was that? >> judge. the reason is they are so afraid that this president is going to solve the crisis on the southern border that they politicized for the last 30 years. the truth is both the republicans and democrats had an opportunity to fix the crisis on the southern border and didn't do it. when donald trump ran for office. he said he would build a wall down there. so what he said was, hey, mexico, we'll put a 5% tariff on you starting monday if you

congressman devin nunes is with us. i thought we heard the end of robert mueller.and schiff are calling him back and he's going to testify mid-july. what's your take on that? >> he's like a bad penny, he just won't go away. i don't know which way's going to go, judge. there are two trains of thought out there. one is he'll not say anything which is very possible. but it's also very possible he could throw a man ski wrench in things -- throw a monkey wrench in things. apparently he agreed to testify for four hours. four hours is not enough time to get everyone's questions in. in addition people should know he's not willing to testify behind closed doors and he's supposedly going to send in andrew wise man and his team of geniuses that came up with these conspiracy theories. and that's not even going to be translated. we don't know the rules of the road yet, but we'll find out. judge jeanine: i want you to listen to this sound from adam schiff, chairman of house intel. >> there is no limitation on confining his testimony to the four corners of the report. that may be

devin fehely on why police one more help from you this year. >> reporter: illegal fireworks are serious business you want errant fire can catch tall grass on fire, 20 hillside, bring somebody's home down. the city of san jose is really tried to curb illegal fireworks use this fourth of july, but their plan hinges on the willingness of neighbors to report each other and to collect photo and video evidence of their neighbors shooting off illegal fireworks , and the effectiveness of that plan remains to be seen. in san jose, devin fehely, kpix 5. >>> up next is something brand- new from airbnb, and boy, it is going to cost you. >>> it wasn't until we actually had to push back against a real and total threat that, that you saw this mass movement emerged. >> when we want san francisco , and one state, it was more than we had imagined, and the joy that night was unimaginable. >>> a moment in pride. catch the live parade stream sunday, june 30, at kpix.com /live. >>> a knife in this fully staffed resort and french colonies a, then new airbnb, you've got to check it out. tonight. ♪ i've been wa

nunes -- mark meadows and devin nunes who will join us in a few minutes.s. well, mr.?mueller, when did you know there was no collusion? and when you found out, why didn't you end this witch hunt? why did you only hire hard-core democratic donors including a former hillary clinton attorney for the clinton foundation. why would you ever hire a guy like andrew weissmann who got execs fired and lost the supreme court 9-0 and had 4 maryland officials put in jail and that was overturned. by the fifth circuit court of appeals? why appoint weissman known for atrocious conduct. attended hillary clinton's actually victory party on election night. it didn't work out well. the pattern is clear. what we see now time and time again, the special counsel manipulates information about the president of the united states. and by the way, if mueller had time for violations why didn't he have time for the and so forth, dirty russian dossier that hillary clinton paid for that was used to influence the american people? no excuse for that. no collusion, no obstruction on the trump

. >> jason: sara, we heard devin nunes his comments on hannity last night.ut within the intel community, how pervasive is this? it is scary to think that you have devin nunes the former chairman and ranking member of the house until committee telling us that this is not just one or two people, more pervasive than we originally thought. >> kim: it absolutely is more pervasive than reported. and i think this is the reason why, jason. so many have reached out to reporters, especially to me over the last few years. i remember early on when we were first breaking the stories on, you know, the unmaskings and surveillance in issues like that. it was because people had been coming forward and saying there is something seriously wrong with weaponization of our intelligence community. i don't think what we realize is that it was this fast and happening such pervasive level. i think this is what devin nunes and others are trying to bring forward and why the investigation right now is so vitally important. because we really need to clean up these agencies, find out what

you mentioned devin the guys in the house, you look at. maria: skoo john -- >> jordan, and, andy biggest the -- andy biggs, great republican sport i will say that -- from the day i came into office, they hit me with a phony everyone knows phony the shoe is turning the reason fighting so hard they think it is going to be he revealed real stuff coming down. >> you think there is you accountability then so you think there is going to be accountability. >> i think so, yeah i think we have an attorney general, who is a very strong person, a very fair person, and i do believe that, i really do. maria: extraordinary thing that had to happen with informants going at your campaign people and obviously, the fine -- >> your take on. >> you know what i used to say we will find out, they spied on my campaign, and when you look at somebody saying, listen she is going to win but if she o doesn't we have insurance policy you know what insurance policy is a insurance policy to get him out of office these are sick people two lovers the two pathetic o lovers

in florida, devin? >> caller: hey, jim, how is it going? >> real good how about you, devin >> caller: good. good. >> what do you got >> caller: all right i'm 25 years old and maxes out a roth ira and i know you always suggested invest income low-cost index if you believfunds. >> right >> caller: should i be 100% in index funds or multiple infectiindex funds to build a diversified portfolio? >> you should put the preponderance in an s&p 500 and after that pick one or two i don't want you to be mutual fund to mutual fund and a couple of others. maybe you like health care, maybe you like tech. that would be my voice michael in california, michael >> caller: hey, jim, thank you for taking my call. >> of course. >> caller: i had a question about 401 k plans, my compan just put out their 401 k plan and being a novembst, what percentage of my paycheck would be a good starting amount to contribute. >> whatever the max you're allowed because what happens is that this -- if you use the power of time, the power of

however, our work is far from finished. >> thank you mister devine. i would now like to recognize miss jaclyn derek, founder of whistleblowers of america, for five minutes. >> thank you. i am truly grateful to be here today because it could not have happened without the support of this committee over my fraud, waste, and abuse disclosures with defense insight funds and va contracts. since then i have experienced several forms of retaliation, including threats to stop speaking out. it was a frightening and lonely time until i prepared -- compared notes with other employees. when we realized the potential conflicts and favoritism in contract we jointly filed with the dod and va oig on veterans day, 2016, because the lives of my fellow veterans matter. other than va case numbers, nothing, until the oig came to my home, one day after this committee got involved. i gave them documents and witnesses, i believe investigations are still ongoing. as the va underperforms in high- risk areas, veterans are dying by suicide, denied benefits, and if it's take years

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here now ranking member of the house intelligence committee devin nunes and sarah carter. congressman i listen to comey and what mccabe said to him. knowing they leaked raw intelligence. i am saying if america treats our heroes this way, we do not have a democratic republic. he needs to fight it and withdraw the plea and go after comey and mccabe for setting him up. they abused their powers. >> what i would say, sean sin the future when you look up the word dirty cop, if you have a free internet. you will see the pictures of comey and mccabe. these guys make hoover look like a saint. i have never seen that clip you just played. that's absolutely despicable with the head of the fbi would think it's funny and cute to send over these fbi agents to interview the national security advisor for the of the of the united states. -- president of the united states and walk out and say we don't think the guy is lying but you double down. let's not forget. the biggest leak of all of the leaks was the leak of general flynn. >> sean: that's a crime, is it not? >> it is an absolute crime.

devin fehely, kpix 5. >>> if you are taking b.a.r.t. through san francisco this evening, give yourself a little extra time. there will be delays of 20 to 30 minutes as the transit agency moves to maintenance vehicles off the track. >>> when you're faced with a problem that seems too big to solve, always helps to have a little faith. crisoas t hou, how acosta countn >>> and how a family trip to bodega bay ended up in a coast guard canoe. >>> plus we're live here at the alameda county fair. who should win when playing games on father's day, dads or the kids? that's coming up. >>> a family outing at bodega bay ended with a water rescue. an adult and three children got stranded near campbell cove on friday when strong winds prevented them from paddling to safety on their own. canoe to bring them to theiroat guard does say you should always check the weather before heading out to the coast. >>> city leaders in concord are looking at new measures to protect renters. the city council will take up several proposals on tuesday including extendin

. >> sean: house intel committee ranking member devin nunes on our show last night discussing fisa warrantyse committed by, yes, upper echelon, high-ranking officials in the fbi. why? to spy on the trump campaign. jim comey says we did not spy, he signed the first warrant. a u.s. citizen caught up in the massive scandal, the "hannity" deep stayed special, carter page. i know you are listening, i know this impacted you. you lived through it but you, and a sense, were being used as a conduit into all things trump campaign. but you are spied on how many times? >> there was four applications, sean. who knows. the details as they keep coming out, just keeps getting worse and worse. we shall see. >> sean: look, one american citizen, carter, should not -- these are civil liberties, constitutional liberties. it bothers me that short of alan dershowitz and our friend doug schoen who's here, not many on the left seem to care. it's like the ends justify the means. what do you want the american people to know now that you know you are a victim of this? >> my feelings about it throughout the whole time

. >>> here's more on that story from devin fehely. >> reporter: the most disturbing thing about this who is behind the shootings. they don't know if there's one gunman or multiple shooters. they know that one man has lost his life, shot as he was driving home. chp said the passenger in a white sedan flashed a handgun moments before shooting into the victim's car. near the intersection of highway 280 and 101. shards of shattering glass injured the drivers 12-year-old daughter.

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in santa clara, devin fehely, kpix 5 . >> uber is also making big plans for their self driving fleet. they are teaming up with a volvo to deploy and up dated the fleet of the self driving suvs. they will have steering and braking systems designed for computer control and a full range of sensors. if those fail the company said that backup technology will stop the vehicle. the autonomous cars when a series of test in pittsburgh. they are returning to autonomous driving after the crash in arizona where a self driving uber killed a woman driving across the street. >> it's presumptuous to think that there will never be an accident. it is inevitable. >> after the fatal accident the number of people who said they were afraid to ride in a self driving car road 71%. >>> another top local stories, kevin durant recovering from surgery. he returned to the nba finals and then collapsed in the second quarter with an injury. he called the surgery successful. >>> no prison time for a stamford sailing coach who admitted to taking bribes. john vandemoer was sentenced to a $10,000 fine and two years of

it's 6:30 i am melissa caen. >> i am devin fehely. let's start with darren peck. >> it will start to feel like sunday. monday, tuesday. >> the second 90. >> yes. that means one more today than was yesterday. >>> good eye on that one. and while that's the headline, i first want to talk about how the morning is a little different than yesterday and it's because more of us are waking up to gray skies than we did yesterday. that's the scene from top of the coast range looking back towards bay area. and this is a great vantage like an island right now above the low clouds. evybody else is under the gray. we woke up to that yesterday. we are doing it again today. we are sitting in the low to upper 50s. it's pretty much exactly where you expect the temperatures to be for this time of day, this time of year. looking at the low gray. at 6 a.m. week clear it back so here we are by the time we get to 9 a.m. the concord livermore you are cleared by 9 a.m. but give it until 11 before the low clouds clear back to the coast and stay there for the re

maria: devin nunes, congressman nunes is suing twitter mcclatchey, he has been treated differently oner he says, for example, aoc. >> right. >> the president makes the claim as well but what i think is interesting is the consumer aspect of this, when all platforms originated they weren't big business and now they are, they are going to turn away, i know so many people who have said i'm not using facebook anymore, i've taken app off my phone because they are worried about it. business catering to consumers that's one concern as well as regulation. maria: how easy is it to take off your phone, for a little while you couldn't delete if you tried. >> but you can delete your account, i know so many people and i am guilty as somebody to my right that we are not using facebook but we are using instagram. >> and whatsapp. >> we are following our children because they abandoned facebook a long time ago and all over instagram. >> snapchat and whatsapp. >> i turned the microphone off in platforms and looked to see advertising, targeted advertising actually changed and i found that the ads were l

between peter strzok and lisa page, tom fitton will explain congressman mark meadows, congressman devin nunes, the great woodmark living on the situation with iran, and much more as we continue with tonigh tonight. please stay with us. a lot of breaking news. ♪ when we started our business we were paying an arm and a leg for postage. i remember setting up shipstation. one or two clicks and everything was up and running. i was printing out labels and saving money. shipstation saves us so much time. it makes it really easy and seamless. pick an order, print everything you need, slap the label onto the box, and it's ready to go. our costs for shipping were cut in half. just like that. shipstation. the #1 choice of online sellers. go to shipstation.com/tv and get 2 months free. shipstation. the #1 choice of onlinemno kidding.rd. but moving your internet and tv? that's easy. easy?! easy? easy. because now xfinity lets you transfer your service online in just about a minute with a few simple steps. really? really. that was easy. yup. plus, with two-hour appointment windows, it's all on your s

i am melissa caen. >> i am devin fehely. let's get started with the meteorologist darren peck. >>> the cloud are so thick it's sprinkling on the clouds. if you are stepping outside, you will notice light rain from this. it's a good marine layer day. this is our june gloom scenario. and it's going stay like this for much of the morning. there's the live look outside from the came tray camera that sits on treasure island. temperatures are in line where they were yesterday. it's 55 in oakland. 53 in the city. santa rosa at 52. we will go to 64 today for the city officially. and see how it says afternoon sun break, we will get a little more sun today than yesterday. today's going to be mostly gray. but if you remember yesterday, the clouds should clear a little bit earlier. we will get a little more sunshine for a brief period in the afternoon. and then the clouds will come right back in again. so, if of you are thinking about heading out to the stern grove festival, you should g it will be great. but there's going to be more gr

on this sunday good morning i am devin fehely. >> maim lisa caen. >> right back where we were yesterday> foggy? >> foggy and sprinkley. there's mist the closer you get to the bay. another thick marine layer to start the day. june gloom is in full effect which mean

i am devin fehely. >> i am melissa caen.we have a multivehicle crash on highway 24 leaving one person dead and one more person seriously injured. this happened around 2 this morning in the westbound lanes just east of wilder

on this sunday thanks for joining us i am devin feelie. >> i am melissa crane. >> we will do sunday like saturday. we are starting out gray for much of the morning and by around 11, for most of us, the sky will clear except for the coast. it will stay gray at thas

devin fehely has that story. took the mayor says the city try to negotiate settlements to both of these issues, noisy overnight trains and trash along the tracks, but that failed, another city is threatening a lawsuit, and the mayor says he is not going to let his neighborhoods be railroaded. >> the condition is deplorable. especially all the graffiti. >> reporter: never say the graffiti and trash littering the tracks are an ugly eyesore and they are tired of it. >> it does not look good and no is graffiti on top of graffiti and is ugly. of the city is threatening to sue the railroad after hundreds of neighbors complained and it started running trains overnight through san jose's japan town. often waking people from a deep sleep. >> we feel union pacific is not been a good partner. >> reporter: they held a press comfort this morning. >> we struggle to bring them to the table. too says his community in south san jose has been fighting for a long time to get union pacific to clean up their tracks or even to just le

to tell you to follow your heart. >> reporter: and overnight we sat down with devin to find out justdealing with this kind of high school drama. >> reporter: devin telling us luke p. is holding hannah back. >> really comes down to immaturity and relationship experience. we're just sick of it interrupting our time and messing with hannah's emotions because when hannah is affected, that affects all of our relationships, as well. >> reporter: hannah now left questioning everything. so the big question, will hannah continue her search for love or will she walk away alone? i know the guys are hoping for a second chance. guys? >> we'll see. all right. >> i have a feeling she'll try again. >> you think so? >> yeah. >> you think so, all right. >>> we turn to the battle for children who need hearing aids but can't get them because they're not covered by health insurance in 25 states. private insurance companies are not required to cover the cost for children which can run as we all know into the thousands of dollars. now some parents are fighting back and amy is back with more on the story. g

president , devin nunes wrote a column, the former house ranking member of the house intel committee, and 2014, warning the biden-obama administration about russia interference in the 2016 election. he laid it out perfectly in 2014. this all happened on theirir watch. all of it happened on their watch. and the question to you, there was some collusion, wasn't there? we know that. bought and paid for russian dossier, and we didn't look into that, and the whole two plus years of mueller, the media has ignored it, even "the new york times" suggesting it m was likely russian misinformation from the get-go, the dossier. what are your thoughts about that? >> president trump: i think it's a disgrace. it turned out to be totally discredited. steele was sued by somebody, i understand, a wealthy gentleman in london. i hear that what was revealed was incredible. just a total phonyhe deal. yet they didn't look into any of that. one of the things that amazes me because it is soso simple, and when you get right down to it, the whole thing is very simple, what happened. the fact is, they were spying

in san jose, devin fehely, kpix 5. >> a meeting set to of our in the san jose. the mayor, residents can union pacific rest for sedatives are expected to attend. second the top story. the warriors still he win on the road, now they are returning to the oracle arena tonight with a series tied in a home-court advantage steph curry was locked in and got warm-up shots and before the tip off which happens and half hour. there also getting pumped for game 3. >> we are bringing you some live pictures from oracle arena. what is the feeling out there? >> reporter: well, here we are again. you know it is a good feeling. thousands of fans are pouring into this arena now and some have come from really far away.>> reporter: there is a gathering in the parking lot getting ready to go inside and watch games 3 of what may be the last few warrior games in this arena. they piled into stand in line long before the gates opened, and the party started early out in the parking lot. >> go warriors. >> kd is raw. curry has the skills. he is the man.>> reporter: but is a raw? >> well, he

. >> devin fehely spoke to guests whose cars were hit. >> they said they woke up last night to the soundrning to the sight of their bullet riddled cars. >> i feel grateful i wasn't inside my cigarette smoking a cigarette like i typically do. it is what it is. it's just material. >> reporter: pleasant hill police say nearly 50 shots were fired at the parking lot at the residence inn. five struck his bmw. >> i'm happy no one got injured. >> reporter: investigators say it appears that someone was having a party at the hotel and an argument triggered a gun battle between two groups who sprayed the parking lot with bullets. >> it's a miracle nobody was injured. multiple vehicles were damaged as a result of this. there's really no further explanation on that. >> reporter: police say people at the party scattered and fled once the gunfire started. they're investigating but haven't arrested anyone yet, leaving guests to pick up the pieces, and wondering what if those stray bullets damaged more than their cars? >> it's kind ofry

sal devine. this class is important to me because it helps me to speak english, so i was able to take the class which are all in english for child care. also, this class helps me to get work in child care, and this class helped me to open my first bank account. i'm proud to join this class. actually, this class very important for arab mothers, not only english but also life skills. please support funding the women e.s.l. and life skills class for arab mothers. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> good afternoon. my name is christine cordero, and i am the founder and teacher of the arab mothers and life skills program in tenderloin. i thought it would be really important for several of my students to come up and address you to show you this program really works. i can't tell you how proud i am of them and how much progress they've made over these years. the goal of this program is really not just to be a bridge to city college but to be a bridge to other learning and to become confident, contributi

i wish devin were here today. it is time now for the pet of the week. is it she?in need of a good home. how to adopt is kristin from the dog rescue. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having us we're so excited to be here >> she's such block the graphic. she is the softest on the planet. >> she's been so quiet and calm. >> she came to us about 3 months ago from the streets of stockton. inas strays we're hoping to get them adopted today. we're at 255 alabama street and having extended hours all the way to 4:00 p.m. for a big adoption event. >> tell me about the event. what are you going to provide >> it was officially adopt a senior pet day in san francisco. and so we celebrated on thursday and extending through the weekend with reduced adoption fees and as always for our senior folks, folks over 62, we're waving adoption fees we have a lot of fabulous chihuahuas. she's lived where other dogs, she's good with cats. she's an easy-going gal along with about 80 dogs we have available. >> when i talk about muttville and the senior dogs that seem cudly, sometime

congressman devin nunes joins me now. as you know, the president was able to work out an 11th hour deal with mexico, holding off the tariffs. and mexico has agreed to certain conditions, and i think that we have got a screen of some of those conditions. troops to the border as well as migrant asylum seekers who will stay in mexico, giving migrants the chance to get a job and stop human trafficking and smuggling organizations. how can we make sure mexico stays with those particular requirements? what leverage do we have? >> the easiest way to do it would be by actually passing a law in congress. last congress republicans tried to pass something and got zero democrat votes. this year the democrats have yet to pass anything to do with immigration reform. even though they campaigned on it, they don't do anything about it. judge jeanine: this is a do-nothing congress. but my question is, how can we make sure mexico complies with those conditions that were agreed to. several months ago as i recalled, mexico agreed to hold those