hear exclusively from house intelechair devin nunes with first reaction to the president's decision late this afternoon to declassify documents related to the russia investigation. but first, 1991, all over again. that is the focus of tonight's angle. by now most of you are familiar with the 11th hour charges of supreme court nominee, brett kavanaugh. christine blasey-ford is claiming when she was 15 and kavanaugh was 17, he made unwanted advances to her at a boozy house party. she claims he tried to force himself upon her. kavanaugh released a statement today emphatically denying the charges for a second time, saying "this is a completely false allegation, i've never done anything like what the accuser describes, to her or to anyone," but the 10 democrats on the judiciary committee were unanimous in calls to delay kavanaugh's scheduled thursday vote. some weak-kneed republicans, like flake and corker, join the calls. there are holes in mrs. ford's version of events. 2012 notes from psychotherapist mention four men involved in the assault on ford, now the accuser says it was only two men

devin? >> reporter: yeah, the final score today 21-3. that's unbelievable and in the wider world of sports a perception of the a's and giants couldn't be more different. one team is on the rise getting ready for a playoff run, the other one in apparent decline, but that's a fact not often reflected by their fans or attendance at their games. >> watch this bad boy sail into the east bay night. >> reporter: homers, no hitters and hot streaks, it's been an electrifying season for the playoff bound oakland athletics. >> we have a great fan base. we're excited to take this team potentially into october and have that success and to build on that for many years to come. >> reporter: but while the a's have outperformed expectations on the field they've underperformed at times with fans. the team's average attendance is the fourth lowest in all of major league baseball, a fact not lost on the players themselves. >> i just wish we could get some more people out here. we're fun to watch. we really want our fans to come out and support us. >> everyb

young devin, remember him, dawn's son?ally decided it was time to reveal what he overheard the night of the murder. >> my mom was like i want ben to die. i just want him dead. and james said i'll go out and kill him right now. you just say the word, i'll go out and kill him. she was like a broken record. i want him dead. i want him dead. >> reporter: sound like a woman who was shocked when the murder happened? but there was more. it was after that when james told his attorney, ken stover, it was time to tell the whole story. >> i could tell he was telling the truth. and over the course of 15 months, he's always told the same story. >> reporter: so now comes another story, james' story. not a love story this time. >> nobody could believe that i would do what i did. i had never been a violent person. >> reporter: james did not have an easy start in life. by the time he was a teenager, he was drinking, doing drugs, stealing things. >> i had pretty much given up any hope on continuing successfully in life. >> reporter: dawn, a

. >> reporter: joseph and shar sharri maio were a happily married couple, doting parents to devin. 2001. >> he said plane just hit the towers. he was out of breath. i said, get off the phone with me. get out of the building, go, run. it was like dead inside of me but i did have a glimmer of hope that maybe there would be a time where i wouldyngitonelse. >> reporter: that glimmer of hope came five years later when she went espn's adam schefter. the couple married in 2007, the start of a new life and new happiness for sharri and 6-year-old devin. >> i love my new dad. begging my mom to marry adam. >> reporter: today, sharri and adam are parents to their daughter, dylan and son devin, now 16. >> i think that joe would have been overjoyed that this is the person that devin and i picked to be a father. >> and adam schefter is with us now. congratulations on the new book. quite a story. >> thank you. >> so we heard about sharri and joe's relationship and she actually wanted you to know about her back story before you even had your first date. why was that? >> she had been on so many date

i'll be joined live here in new york in a "justice" exclusive by republican devin nunes and conservative commentator, michelle malkin and dan bongino and more. you -- you watched it here live, the president of the united states in a packed crowd in a raucous rally taking on his opponents and touting a long list of accomplishments. president trump: a vote for judge kavanaugh is a vote to reject the ruthless, outrageous tactics of the democratic party. democrats are spent every minute trying to rover turn the results of the last election -- trying to overturn the results of the last election. it's like part of your job description. get up and fight down. honestly the democrats are a disgrace. they are. they are a disgrace. [cheers and applause] and the number one enabler of the democrats is the fake news media right back there. when i say and come out with very, very strong statements about media, i'm talking about the fake news media. they are truly an enemy of the people. the fake news enemy of the people. they really are. they are so bad. you don't even get. you would think they would l

in cupertino, devin fehely, kpix 5. >>> a plane crash near reno has now started a wildfire. this is the name mount rose wilderness. the reno-type -- the reno-tahoe gazette says firefighters are on scene to put out the fire. the international airport says the crush area near bowers mansion is popular for gliders and small recreational aircraft. no word yet on injuries. >>> the father of murdered college student mollie tibbetts once -- wants people to stop using her death to push their clinical agenda. -- their politica agenda. and undocumented immigrant has confessed to kidnapping and killing her. prominent republicans say the case demonstrates that aggression enforcement is not tough enough. donald trump junior wrote, despite what some democrats may wish in the depths of their hearts, molly was murdered by an illegal alien and her murder would never have happened if police -- if we policed our borders appropriately. her father rights, do not appropriate her soul in advancing news. please leave us out of your debate and allow us to grieve in privacy and with gne dignity -- sh

devin tells us to suspects are in custody while a third is on the run . >> one is currently on the corner knocked out. >> reporter: this came to an end disturbing faction. surrounded by police face down with another in handcuffs. the faces bloody and the lip is bruised. >> they were finley and then they got hyper aggressive. punches were thrown and one pulled out a gun. >> reporter: andrew asked if we would not show his face. they were leaving a nightclub in downtown san jose when they were attacked by three men . >> i was punched twice and a couple of my friends were hit twice and one was knocked out cold. i went to him to make sure he is going to be okay and he is not critical. >> reporter: they did not however get -- police responded a few blocks away. he charged that the police and they knocked him to the ground. they did recover a loaded handgun. city leaders have been encouraging people to work and play in the downtown area for years and robberies like these do not help. the mayor says that help is on the way. >> we are adding a lot of police officers. we have hired 250 in the last

quickly of devin nunes in the next hour.nt transparency, what did he walk back? why did he stand up? >> i trust the presidents judgment on this one. but if we are talking about gauges on the fisa application, these people read this and i have seen nothing that would justify a classification. >> they had behind all the time. sources and methods happen but you hide behind them. i say open them up. that's it! >> thank you for coming in. >> thank you. >> now looking at other headlines. a fox news alert. u.s. airstrike killed several terrorists. u.s. wiping out 18 of the al qaeda al-shabaab terrorist group you know american troops, siblings or local somali forces which appear more than 20 u.s. airstrikes have been launched this year against the violet group. no records the firefighters are battling a scorching wildfire exploding inside. starting at three acres the charlie fire outside of los angeles is now burning more than 3000 acres. it is 10 percent contained this morning. no injuries reported. the cause of this is under inves

i'll be joined live here in new york in a "justice" exclusive by republican devin nunes and conservative commentator, michelle malkin and dan bongino and more. you -- you watched it here live, the president of the united states in a packed crowd in a raucous rally taking on his opponents and touting a long list of accomplishments. president trump: a vote for judge kavanaugh is a vote to reject the ruthless, outrageous tactics of the democratic party. democrats are spent every minute trying to rover turn the results of the last election -- trying to overturn the results of the last election. it's like part of your job description. get up and fight down. honestly the democrats are a disgrace. they are. they are a disgrace. [cheers and applause] and the number one enabler of the democrats is the fake news media right back there. when i say and come out with very, very strong statements about media, i'm talking about the fake news media. they are truly an enemy of the people. the fake news enemy of the people. they really are. they are so bad. you don't even get. you would think they would l

. >> and phil rucker, he's siding with or takeing the advice of devin nunes. i asked someone today why he would do that, why not listen to men like christopher wray and rod rosenstein who are republicans, hand-picked appointees to run the justice department and the fbi? this person said to me, because he doesn't like their answers. is this where we are? is there -- do we even pause anymore when the president of the united states obliterates a norm, one with national security implications or are they unashamed? sort of as the anonymous writer of the op-ped in "the new york times" said, it's a two-track presidency, and where they can, they're going to try to save america from donald trump. >> yeah, nicolle, i think there are a couple things going on. one is, the president is rather conspiratorial by nature. so he has an inclination to believe that there's a hidden hand. it that there's some criminal activity going on here to sabotage him. so when devin nunes or other allies on capitol hill, you know, say we got to declassify these documents, got to get to the tr

devin fehely, kpix 5. >>> a geyser in san francisco's tenderloin district. police tell us a woman parked her van near turk and jones without setting the break and it rolled backward right into that hydrant, sheering it off. there is now a hole in the pavement where that hydrant once stood. thankfully nobody was hurt. >>> and coming up next. the deadly attack in iran that could be seen on live television. >>> plus, a mystery video caught on camera. the massive twister that sent debris flying everywhere and levelled some communities. >>> also, the fight in the east bay to stop a marijuana shop from opening next to a training center for kids. >>> and we'll have the forecast for the first full day of autumn. and there are changes ahead. we'll have them in the forecast after a break. this is customizable streaming tv for your family. ...whatever size. it's saving money with flexible channel packs. live tv and the latest shows to stream. and all your streaming apps in one place - even netflix. this is how xfinity makes life. simple. easy. awesome. get started with

. >>> stanford university plans to strip father junipero's name from campus, but kpix5's devin fehely explains the founder of california's mission system won't be vanishing entirely. t of critici the questions ab >> reporter: in the three years since the catholic church made father jun ipero a saint, the question of his treatment of native americans has largely died down except on the stanford campus where the university has just now officially responded to the controversy stripping the name of the founder of california's mission system from several campus buildings including the mall at the entrance to the main quad. >> is it valid to feel like somebody shouldn't be honored if he committed crimes? >> reporter: descendents of native americans in the mission system say their ancestors were in essence enslaved forced to convert to christianity and punished severely including whippings if they didn't follow the rules. in a statement about the decision the university says, "the historical record confirms that the mission system inflicted great harm and violence on native americans." stanf

in san jose, devin fehely, kpix 5. >>> the state of california is moving to revoke the licenses of two santa rosa retirement facilities. they say the staff abandoned residents during last year's tubbs fire. no one died last summer and october but the department of social services says that's because family and emergency responders actually evacuated many of the residents. both facilities in santa rosa's fountain grove area are owned by oakmont senior living. an attorney represented several family and residents in a lawsuit against oakmont. that was settled last month for an undisclosed amount. >> i have been doing these cases for over 30 years. and i have never seen the state of california do anything like this. so my clients and i are really happy. >> villa capri was destroyed. but it is being rebuilt. varenna is reopened. oakmont called the state's allegations unfounded and saying it never received an official evacuation order. >>> the delta sigma phi continues to burn out of control in shasta county this morning up to 22,000 acres. the wildfire broke out wednesday north of redding c

i'm looking at congressman devin nunes joining me now in justice exclusive to discuss the open as wells the president's rally, kavanaugh nomination and so much more, we have a lot to get to as california congressman house intel committee chairman devin nunes, good evening, congressman, mr. chairman, pleasure. thank you so much. i want to go right to what the president was saying, he had a about the letter that was leaked on dr. ford, the one othat feinstein had, let's taka look at this sound for a second. >> remember dianne feinstein, did you leak? remember her answer, did you leak the document, what? no, no, i didn't leak -- well, wait one minute. did we leak? no, no, we didn't leak them. [cheers and applause] >> your take on that? >> what you're seeing is the thcollapse of institutions in ts country, it's really concerning, when you take a supreme court justice and you have senators talking about high school year books, you're watching the collapse of the senate, the collapse of the republic, it's really, really dangerous. >> what about feinstein and hers role, you and i both know, w

i'm devin brady. i'm a member of the bike coalition and walk s.f. as well as our bikes. i'm a 5-year san francisco resident and bic user of jump bikes and these are fantastic ways to get around the city and i feel like the caps on the programs have been holding it back. i know -- i visited sacramento and there's a lot more jump bikes per person in sacramento as san francisco. it's been a huge success. those numbers here would be great. i also think that go bike and jump have didn't a great job reaching out to the community. 15% of go bike users are low income, which is the highest percentage of any similar bike share program in the country. and also and finally, they reduce pollution. we're in the midst of a climate emergency, and anything we can do to get people out of cars, including using scooters, i agree that we should allow more scooter companies in san francisco, including lime and others. we have to do everything to reduce pollution. there's a study that came out talking about how p.m.2.5 numbers are correlated with dementia. a lot of that pollution comes from au

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among the replacements were men from camp devins, massachusetts, who brought with them an unseen foe, the spanish influenza. their complaints of headaches upon arrival at camp col cold we attributed to the fact the men had just received day foiled -- had just received fever shots at camp massachusetts. the next morning, alarming reports started to reach me, recalled eisenhower, some of men were reaching high fevers and -- registering high fevers and were obviously very ill. the camp surgeon to counter countermeasures immediately. before noon, spanish flu was recognized. because the men had not been confined to quarters, the whole camp had to be considered exposed. on december 22, the first three men died. we started a program of isolation, wrote ike. we put up every time of tent with makeshift batting and every man suspected was isolated from the others. no more than four men were allowed in any tent. three wherever we had room. each who had been directly exposed to the disease wherever possible was put into a tent by himself. two days later, two more men died with 146 cases confined

the top republican on the committee devin nunes is not buying it. >> i don't know how many times they run that play call. it is laughable. to think it will endanger national security. this is really full transparency for the american people. this is all the information that the american people need to see because for two years we have been force feeding this russia kool-aid to the american people. >> it is not clear when these materials will be made public. >>> florence is finally made its exit from the carolinas, but the death toll and flood waters keep rising. the former hurricane blamed for 32 deaths. virginia with the first storm related fatality after a tornado from the storm's outer bands collapsed a building near richmond. a train derailed in lewisville. the dam burst in the same area. it was last night and forced more evacuations. >> officials are now bracing for catastrophic and historic river flooding across the carolinas. take a look at i-40 in pender county. water is overflowing from the cape fear river. conditions could get worse today. >>> james ammens moved to wilmingto

you obviously heard a very frustrated devin nunes there.t a hold of here? >> he has right to be frustrated. it has been a continuous slow walk. not really where i would like to see it because he has to understand that as the inspector general has done his investigation, he has been limited as well by the doj, refusing to classify names and information that he has been looking at. so to say that we are going to have a review makes me very concerned that this information is not ultimately going to get out when we needed to get out. we have been pleading, begging, controlling. i think ultimately, we need to actually get back to these policies that congress has over the doj. >> sandra: watch of the american people take away from what you just said and what we heard from devin nunes earlier? >> it is consistent with what we have said. somebody is covering up something. they need to understand that, that every time the fbi doj says national security issues, it has been proven to be false. they are just embarrassed by the information that comes up

lou: turning to these texts, we've heard from devin nunes, others, chris farrell from judicial watch, as to why there should be no delay for the 20-page documentation for surveillance, there should be no, in their judgment, reason in delay for producing the unredacted texts. but the truth is we've seen, over the past year and a half, nothing but stonewalling by the justice department, the fbi and the intelligence community is on a whole other level. what do you expect to happen? how soon do you expect the president to have these documents produced by the agencies and the department of justice? >> it's hard to say. there was a reason for delay a year and a half ago because it takes a little time. but since then the reason for delay has been to protect the guilty, you know, the names are being redacted to protect the guilty. so that's the reason they're being redacted. that's the reason they're being slow to uncover these things. and don't forget ever for a moment who's at charge at justice over all of this. it's rosenstein, the guy that was part of the original russia investigation tha

happened at oakland's >>> in cupertino, devin fehely, kpix 5. >>> a b.a.r.t.nt is recovering after being punched in the face. it happened just before midnight. two woman -- women told the agent a man was harassing them. this attack comes just after b.a.r.t. said they have ended their extended patrols. the agency says it does not have the staff to sustain the effort. currently, the department has 26 openings for officers. >>> at bay area graduates of a construction training program will now be working on the warriors' new arena. of 36 who enrolled, 32 have finished. it is designed to reach the city's moche -- most at risk residents. it was funded by the j.p. morgan chase foundation. graduates have now landed jobs working on the warriors' chase center. the work hours have been -- many of the work hours have been locked by local labor. >>> a virginia man flew into sfo today to meet his long-lost sister. we have john ramos on what tore them apart and the simple gift that brought them back together. >> reporter: most people arrive at the airport to change their loc

what do you devine from all that we know from this point? what i devine from all that we know, essentially, nothing can be done legally. the statute of limit taightses s pass pd fbi can't investigate this. there's no federal crime. the fbi doesn't do sex crimes. i ran an office for 30 years. i know sex crimes. when you don't have an outcry, a date when it happened and it comes out in this political sphere, think about it, lou. everything that we know about kavanaugh, about his dna, the women who worked for him, the women he went to school with, the women he dated, not one person has alleged anything close to this. and we're talking about aggression, covering the mouth, attempted rape, so-called. and nobody wants to think that this guy hasn't done anything. we need to believe her. but if it's a democrat who is accused and he's accused of rape and sexual assault by woman after woman and on and on, we cannot believe those women. this is politics at its worse. shame on us. lou: certainly shame on them. thanks for being with us. appreciate it. be

in santa clara, devin fehely, kpix5. weekend of fall.. we' atures and a first chance >>> sky drone 5 flying over very dry hillsides in the north bay today as we go into the first full weekend of fall. we're getting cooler temperatures and the first chance of rain in the days ahead. >> that time of year as we look from our dublin camera toward mount diablo, see more brown hill sides in the distance. chief meteorologist paul deanno coming to us with a bit of a preview. >> reportemay get our first rainfall in nearly half a year coming up early next week. some change is coming for the weekend, bigger changes early next week. tomorrow will not be as warm as today and today was 20 degrees warmer than a couple days ago, tomorrow san francisco down to a high of 65, 5 degrees below average, concord 10 degrees below normal at 72 degrees and san jose 79 degrees your average, 74 tomorrow's high. it has been 165 days since any rain like even just a few drops to fall in san jose. that was mid-april the last time it happened. it is looking more likely l

when you put out your document saying that devin nunes released his memo that the world would burn torisp? it didn't happen. you have no credibility, adam schiff. none. >> laura: let's -- what is interesting about this is that we have learned things in dribs and drabs about insurance policy, and then we learned that there was no evidence of russian collusion to even kickoff the fisa warrant application. but they had to scramble. then there were media leaks. there was a strategy of media leaks. a constant feedback loop to indicate more of a need for more surveillance and more of an investigation. and moving on to mueller. i think the more we learned about this, jason, the uglier it gets. i think that's what brennan is sweating about. >> his little charade is about to be exposed. they thought hillary clinton would become the president, all of this would be covered up and we would never hear about this. the inthinkable happened. a transformative president, an unconventional president with trump and now they're scrambling. you have director comey advocating for democrats. they want to shu

there are exceptions to it and devin nunes and his committee have done a great job.or the most part, without this president, without the oig at justice, we would know very little. >> no, and that's why it's important, because those members who may be seeing this information can't talk about it publicly. by declassifying it, putting it out there for the world to see, this is a case that is closed, that is old, that's why it's so important to look at and look over the shoulder of these upper echelon of the department of justice, because there's a lot of nefarious activity going on. lou: we know most of it, we know the people who were involved. we have named them. the president names them in releasing, ordering release, the texts unredacted. i want your judgment, because this is a question on the minds of every republican in the country. will these documents, will these texts, be enough to alter the outcome of the trajectory of the midterm elections appear to be on? >> i don't know that it necessarily pushes it over the edge, but i do think the american people, those th

kpix5's devin fehely says that's a mystery. sycamore real estate investment l-l-c... a company associated with apple founder steve jobs' widow laurene... has bought up a large swath of the city. " east palo alto assistant city : they >> reporter: viewed from sky drone 5 the newly purchased parcel runs from the edges of east palo alto to the foot of the barton bridge. along with this warehouse on the empty lot next-door sycamore real estate llc has bought up a large swath of the city. >> they are among the largest private land owners in the city through these acquisitions. >> reporter: but the big question is what are they planning to do with the 45 acres they now own in an area that's part industrial, part undeveloped and wholly in need of a facelift? >> the new vision for this industrial area that really focuses on community benefits and employment and revenue generation for the city and improvements to the quality of life for the existing residents. >> reporter: a spokesperson for the project e-mailed us saying at this point we are too early in the process for the c

says he doesn't know what's in the documents, he doesn't have the security clearance to read them, devinoes have security clearance, but that memo wasn't so helpful to the president. do you think that this administration is hanging their hat on carter page, a man that russian spies called a useful idiot? i've stunned you into silence. >> it's a matter of convenience. >> exactly. >> they're hanging their hat on -- >> but can't that backfire. >> of course it can and it probably bwill. >> he's in the 30s, he's not going to go below 32, 31. >> he's not? >> i think that would be really hard to get the republican base in a midterm election year right now. but it's just another bit of news and noise right now, and that's frustrating to people, especially journalists like you two because there are some important things to cover, but things like this get covered by who's going to happen in the kavanagh scenario tomorrow and that's going to be get blown over a few days from now about jeff sessions. >> they have a president who's constantly dragging us back and forcing ugh to focus on the russia in

in san jose, devin fehely, kpix 5. >> we reached out to all three contractors on the project.far. >>> emergency rooms are seeing a spike in injuries and it may be due to electric scooters. the "washington post" interviewed emergency room physicians in seven cities including san francisco and los angeles, and doctors in each place reported a spike in severe accidents after the electric scooters launched on their streets. some former mechanics and riders say that a big problem is that the companies are doing a poor job of maintaining the scooters. have either of you ever been on an electric scooter? no. i had my scooter when i was a kid. >> the one that you pushed for the foot. not even the razor -- that came out -- i'm dating myself. >> that's okay. >>> there's a lot going on, on the roads. supposed to be "friday light." >> there are so many crashes i can't keep up: if you are heading out the door at the south bay, that's where we are focusing our attention. we have all lanes blocked right now. fire crews on the scene of the crash northbound 101. just past ma tilt da. four or f

devin fehely, kpix5. >>> still to come a hero dog saving a man's life in a bay area freeway shooting, but tonight her story has come to a sad end and the chp is determined to catch her killer. >> plus how honest is your amazon delivery driver? the hi-tech tool the online retail giant is now using to catch package pirates in the act. >> and the 49ers may have lost a lot more than just a football game today as their quarterback is carted off the field in kansas city. dennis will have an update ahead in sports. this is customizable streaming tv for your family. ...whatever size. it's saving money with flexible channel packs. live tv and the latest shows to stream. and all your streaming apps in one place - even netflix. this is how xfinity makes life. simple. easy. awesome. get started with xfinity internet and tv for just $34.99 a month for 12 months and customize by adding flexible channel packs. click, call or visit a store today. it happened at pictured rocks >>> a bay area woman slipped and fell to her death while taking a selfie at pictured rocks national lakeshore in michigan. the

kpix 5's devin fehely reports. >> reporter: the family transportation authority sage contractors installed 1100 routers likely throughout the 10 miles extension. crucial pieces of equipment linking the rail lines communications, computer and security systems. >> passenger safety and security and efficiency of the system first and foremost.th sa problem when they tried to make sure the equipment was under warranty, learning that the brand-new rail line had been built in part with used equipment.>> the parts that were discovered were not new. thus, could be warranty. >> a supplier chain includes a subcontractor, and sub subcontractor company called h sq. >>: oh that's mike illinois- based aldridge partnered with san jose -- san jose based on the extension. they hired hs q technology. >> the question is, who pays? >> we reached out in person, on the phone and they believe all three companies have part in it. late this afternoon, we received a joint statement from the company saying aldridge is working closely with the vta and jointly developed the mediation plan. we are currently working with

>> devin, after all this are they switching contractors? >> reporter: it's my understanding at this point they are not. they have ordered this contractor to remove those used parts to install new ones and then to do this as the mayor said the right way. back to you. >> devin fehely, thank you. >>> new at 6:00 just days after we were told it would take months to fix today we found repair crews hard at work in san jose paring down the city's too tall parking meters, kpix5's len ramirez on the city's rapid response to your report, len. >> reporter: that's right. they did get right on it. these are two meters fixed today. i can tell you i can read them very easily standing here right now, but more importantly, people of shorter stature can also read them and they were only fixed because some of those shorter folks spoke out. san jose workers scouted some of the tallest street parking meters around the civic center and then cut them down to size. two meters on san pedro street lost about 6 inches of pole height each. it's part of a preliminary p

then we speak to the house committee chairman devin nunes.have a big announcement that is about tomorrow. that is straight ahead. ♪ ooh, heaven is a place on earth ♪ uhp. i didn't believe it. again. ♪ ooh, baby, do you know what that's worth? ♪ i want to believe it. [ claps hands ] ♪ ooh i'm not hearing the confidence. okay, hold the name your price tool. power of options based on your budget! and! ♪ we'll make heaven a place on earth ♪ yeah! oh, my angels! ♪ ooh, heaven is a place on earth ♪ [ sobs quietly ] >> sean: all right. with the latest on president trump's order to declassify fisa documents in the russia probe, fox news correspondent kristen fisher. i thought a week or so ago we had spartacus who believed in openness and transparentsy. where is he now? how are you? >> i'm great. excellent question. but president trump, he is continuing to defend his decision to declassify the documents. he is even putting it on par with what he considers to be the administration top accomplishment from tax cut to rolling back regulations. he said in

kpix5's devin fehely is in san jose on the effort to preserve what once was. gone...vation action council executive director brian grayson: progress doesn't necessary mean forgetting the past or removing all elements of executive >> reporter: they are postcards from our past with large and big bright neon letters, mid-century sign posts that point to buildings now gone or businesses that are dead, dying or dare derelict. >> progress doesn't necessarily mean forgetting the past and removing all elements of it. >> reporter: brian grayson, executive director of the preservation action council of san jose, is fighting to make sure that these signs don't share the fight of the businesses they advertised, tossed onto the trash heap of history discarded and forgotten. >> they're like treasures. you want to preserve them. >> reporter: san jose native bridget mckay wants to save beloved signs like the dancing pig in downtown san jose or the three-story century theater marquee near valley fair, but preservationists turned their attention to the old orchard supply sign after the

devin nunez is one of the lawmakers who has been calling for this.re's what he said back in july. >> those of us who have been providing oversight over this issue, we've had several of our members who have been painstakingly going through it piece by piece. and we are quite confident that once the american people see these 20 pages, at least for those who get real reporting on this issue, they will be shocked by what's in that fisa application. >> the argument from the president and his allies goes like this. the steele dossier is just a partisan document made up of made-up allegations paid for by the clinton campaign. because of that some republicans say the warrant itself is illegitimate. they also say the fdi lied to the court, proving they're corrupt and out to get the president and his allies. in other words, it's all a witch hunt. hold on a minute, how about some facts. previously released information shows the fbi did tell the judges about the steele dossier and it shows that the fbi had suspicions about page and his russian contacts that went

in palo alto, devin fehely, kpix5. >>> an altercation on a muni metro train turned violent and it may have started with an argument over loud music. kpix5's julie watts shows us the video. >> the two men are trying to kick him off the train and they're like pushing him trying to shove him off. >> reporter: lisa who asked we not show her face said she was horrified to witness this on a muni train last night. she gave the video to a friend to post on twitter. >> it's just over music. like if you don't like something someone is doing, you don't have to use violence. >> reporter: she said the young man in the video was listening to music on a bluetooth speaker when the older man with a hat told him to turn it off. >> the kid i think he said what do you mean or what are you going to do about it? that's when the guy got up and put him in a headlock. >> reporter: she said first the two men threw his stuff off the train. >> he threw his skateboard off. >> reporter: but the young man got back on. so they held him in a headlock for several stops until other passengers intervened. >> she was lik

i think back to devin nunes and release the memo, release the memo, and that thing certainly didn't help? >> yeah, i return to elliott. i think whatever it is, they are going to use it to trump it some kind of deep state refrain. but look, none of this -- we know in broad strokes what's in there, and we're deeply worried because it could reveal sources and methods and chill things going forward. it's not i think what's in there is so incendiary, in fact, it has really nothing to do with the bona fides of the charges against him, but they'll surely use it to rev up more of the narrative about page and bruce ohr, they're also public servants in here. i understand the careful what you wish for, but whatever it is -- and he pretty much knows what it is -- we'll still hear them trying to make hay with it. this is part of the articles of impeachment against nixon doing this kind of abusive revelation of an ongoing investigation in order to protect the president's, you know, own person. it's just deeply pernicious, and we know what's going to follow. it will just be more trumpeting. >> fo-- tha

trump as well as others reportedly and including devin nunes have not looked at the report rs and are a arbitrarily and capriciously and recklessly releasing it for craven political purposes is what it is. and neither party has in my experience monopoly on the embellishment embellishments and hyperbole and misleading information. but i have never seen the degree to which the republican party, today, not everybody, but a number of individuals are trying to protect mr. trump, and to abusing the authorities and the powers whether it is in congress or within the executive branch, and this is something that i am hoping that individuals of conscience are going to stop and prevent, because i am concerned this is one indication that mr. trump is going to increasingly look for steps to take in order to further, and try to subvert the mueller investigation. >> and we should point out that devin nunes, the house intelligence chairman who in the past has been criticized, sou soundly for his private dealings with the the white house and hurt the bipartisan nature of his committee, but he brought i

>> what has been helpful as president trump and devin nunes thought, they put out their memos, otherarter page documents and we still see high confidence among the american people in the mueller investigation. guilty pleas are being obtained nearly every month. people are going to jail for what they did in this investigation. so, you know, he can declassify all he wants. i will just say this, jim. maybe devin nunes will follow his lead and declassify and publish all of the transcripts that the republicans told the american people they would see in the russia investigation, that they are still hiding today. >> and the president has the authority to declassify any document he wants, but do you think the justice department should comply with this? is there any mechanism that would allow them to say, no, we're not doing this? >> well, they should do all they can to protect life, and a lot of times people cooperate with the u.s. government, whether they're foreigners or americans, and they risk their lives to do so. so they shouldn't do anything that jeopardizes someone's life just becaus