and then, last year devon was his brain.for blood clots in jennifer rush believes it's all had lasting effects. >> he has abandonment issues really bad. and then he's had a lot of depression. he used to grin ear to ear. and then it's just like he got really sad. and you see him sometimes. he just spaces out sometimes. and you just see he'sre just ally sad and depressed. and i hate to see that because it kills me. >> reporter: rush says devon has a.d.h.d. and a speech impediment and was held back a grade in school. natalya was also held back in school because of her maturity level. >> she thrives for that attention, just trying to, like, "hey, here i am." and i think that has a lot to da with wme and her father put them through.te >> repor rush says natalya once asked to name the family dog "papi," as in daddy. >> she said, can we name him papi? because i just want dda who'll play with me and be there for me." and it just broke my heart. so i've beto trying lay mommy and daddy. but i-- i can't. e >> reporter: thsh family's st

the department of justice is saying that they have responded devon nunes.n fox & friends earlier saying that his latest classified letter to the doj was ignored. the letter from the doj which they are sending spells out the administrations written response says the doj. now basically, devon nunes said that two weeks ago, that he sent a letter to the attorney general jeff sessions a classified letter per usual this is from devon nunes it was ignored not acknowledged completely ignored last week we sent a subpoena and on thursday we discovered they are not going to comply with our subpoena. nunes told fox & friends this is information we need, we need to move quickly to hold the attorney general of the united states in contempt. that is what i will press for this week. also, right now, we want to talk about what's happening with texas congressman john ratcliffe he sits on the house judiciary and homeland security committee and also a former u.s. attorney good to see you sir congressman thanks so much for joining us. hi maria. maria: your response to what the

i headed to nearby richmond to meet devone boggan.2009 in this small california city. now he's expanding to sacramento, and stockton hopes to be next. devone claims advance peace is about more than just cash for crooks. - this is a gun violence reduction strategy. - that's the most bull[bleep] i've ever heard after saying, "we give criminals money." - but try to imagine growing up in a neighborhood where gun violence happens. try to imagine a young man who has rarely left-- not richmond, but central richmond. - and that's devone's reasoning for an even crazier part of this plan. - one of the elements is the transformative travel. - what are you talking about? "transformative travel"? - disneyland, universal studios. - you've taken suspected... firearm offenders to disneyland? - yeah. - they're giving alleged criminals cash and vacations? i can't support a program like this. this goes against who i am, and i'm sorry. i can't do this. i can't do this. i don't support this. - that's my check? - i, uh... i'll tell you what, devone. i love

anytime devon nunez -- attacked by the democrats. they could have joined in the application and the subpoena but want to be part of the show. shannon: he hopes people will stop with open minds and close lips because we -- we will wait to see what we do or don't hear about these briefings, thanks for joining us. the mayor called it disturbing. the video of sterling brown's controversial arrest is released, we will take you live to milwaukee in the nfl takes a stand against players kneeling during the national anthem but plenty of pushback including from an unlikely source. is the nfl violating the concept of free-speech. we will debate it. that is next. i no wondering, "what if?" uncertainties of hep c. i let go of all those feelings. because i am cured with harvoni. harvoni is a revolutionary treatment for the most common type of chronic hepatitis c. it's been prescribed to more than a quarter million people. and is proven to cure up to 99% of patients who've have had no prior treatment with 12 weeks. certain patients can be cured wi

devon has to see what is going on. they have told us time and again we are going to give you something but they just say it contains this or that or give us something rejected that doesn't mean anything. i think democrats are in the deep end, not devon nunez and if devon find something more i have no doubt the democrats will be involved and given the same information. either going to leak it? they have done so in the past. shannon: they would say the same about the republicans, there are plenty of leaks all over washington, very few places don't leak. jerry nadler, ranking democrat on house judiciary said when their conspiracy theories fall apart they have no place else to turn, the majority go to move, this is a profound misunderstanding of the criminal justice system. you are a lawyer. is this a profound misunderstanding of the committal justice system? >> jerry nadler said yesterday robert mueller is a special prosecutor indicating he doesn't know what is going on. he is not a special prosecutor, he is a special cou

now look, devon isn't without blemish. neater am i. no one is perfect at this. the characterization that he is carrying water for the president just simply isn't true. >> you said devon nunez has been tough on the president. is there any example? >>ion publicly. i can tell new my personal interactions, on the committee, he has been down the middle. critical of the president as he has been critical of in some cases other members of the committee some cases his own party. i think devon has been as i said down the middle under these really pretty trying circumstances. >> down the middle. do you think he is blamed for the discourse that emerged in the committee of the last year? i know both sides were involved in this whole thing falling apart a bit, but he was the chair. >> he can't control what other people say and do and he can't control what the media said about him. in many cases when the media is characterizing him, saying things facttually inaccurate. you know i can't blame him for responding to some of those things. >> we try to be as accurate when describe

a story to watch over the next couple days or weeks if you missed any of the devon interview, find it on worldwideexchange.cnbc.com >>> let's get to frances rivera with other stories this morning. >>> robert mueller's russia probe is hitting its one-year mark with no telling when it could wrap up. so far four former trump campaign associates have been charged, three pleaded guilty and are cooperating. mueller has obtained two more guilty pleas and indicted 13 russians and three russian companies, still the president and his personal lawyer, rudy giuliani, claim it is all a witch hunt. >>> kilauea has spewed ash 12,000 feet into the air triggering a code red alert. planes are being warned to avoid the area, and residents on the ground are preparing for what could be the most destructive eruption yet. >>> the surgeon general answered the call for help on board a flight he helped a passenger who lost consciousness. adams told the plane to go back to the gate where he and two nurses escorted the passenger to medics he said he was just glad to help right place, right time. back to you. >>

devon nunez. max will be with us reacting this morning as we look ahead on sunday morn futures. >>> the showdown on immigration within did ranks are sinking this bill on friday night. gop leadership is trying to kick the can down the road. promising to bring it up next month. they would like to see movement on immigration now. president trump would like to make it clear he would like congress to act. he will seek funding on his border wallace soon as possible. steve will join us with more. there is more reaction from the white house. joining us now is kellyann conway. >> my pleasure. >> is the white house at odds? >> this president couldn't be more clear. he would like the border wall. he was disappointed in the package that was insufficient. something similar was approved. he said i'll sign it but never send this to me again. it included over $700 billion for our military. the first pay raise in years. $4 billion for school safety. there was a lot of good things in there. the border wall needs to

abby: so devon nunes is on it and breaks this news of what's going to happen and what they're askingnk this leads? jeff sessions has to respond back to them at some point. ed: i don't think that jeff sessions to be honest will ever be held in contempt of congress. i think it's a tactic, a pressure move but the bottom line is time and time again the fbi and the justice department and devon nunes was speaking to this earlier have said we can't turn over x for national security reasons. oh, gosh no, devon nunes cannot put out this house republican memo about fisa abuse or the republic will be brought to its knees. we can't see this and then the memo comes out with some redactions and says okay actually we needed to know that information so my suspicion is this is a pressure tactic. jeff sessions will not be arrested or held in contempt, but it will put more pressure on them to release the actual documents that these republicans have. abby: maybe pressure that needed to be put on these people a long time ago. pete: the more rereveal the better and the faster and the better let's move on.

this is how things are looking in devon.e trophy after their final home game of the season. battling it out with their bristles on the banks of loch lomand. we‘ll be joined by the winner of this year‘s big painting challenge. good morning. first, our main story. police patrols have been stepped up in london after four shootings in the space of 24 hours over the bank holiday weekend. three teenagers have been shot, one fatally, and a 22—year—old man is in hospital after the latest shooting which happened last night in lewisham. simon clemison reports. to try to tackle violent crime, police had already drafted in more officers this weekend. overnight, they were out again. but in a battle against numbers, they had four more shootings in 24 hours. rhyhiem ainsworth barton died of his injuries. my son was a very handsome boy. he‘s gone. the 17—year—old was said to be playing football near his home in south—east london. he‘s the 15th teenager to lose their life since christmas. in north london, two shootings, two boys a short dist

we can do so much more. >> reporter: in san francisco, devon feely, kpix 5. >>> happening right now,dozens of people are celebrating cinco de mayo, an event was held today in the mission to mark the mexican holiday, there was food, music, and vendors. >> we take the opportunity to celebrate so we can gather together with the latino community and really celebrate the contributions, the cultural traditions that we have as a latino community. >> police were at the event to make sure everyone stayed safe. >>> a major mission to mars, what will give us insight to the past, and into our future. >>> speaking of galaxies and beyond, how a palo alto police chief ended up being a storm trooper and one of the star wars movies. >>> speaking of storms, i don't think there's one on the way but we do have the forecast after the break. mcdonald's proudly introduces our new fresh beef quarter pounder burgers. they're cooked right when you order on our flat iron grill. so they're hot, full of flavor and fantastically juicy. mcdonald's new 100% fresh beef quarter pounder burgers. you'll need a bigger n

the italian public of so-called socialist and so-called neo liberal parties duras need to only now devon would be sound kind of opposition in the parliament but i don't see really a very strong a position it need to lead from a socialist and purely liberal party's dairies an opposition which is represented by a force they tell you that part you're travelling in former prime minister berlusconi diaries the opposition of democratic party that by mr mudge there are rancy but i don't see yet clear a long term n.t.p. governmental policy against is near chorley show led by if i start and leapt if we leave renzi to one side vitally what role does forza italia have to play or is it just a. it adequate twentieth century ideology promoter as quanta might speak of it i mean even with media sets media power in italy for their italia didn't do well did it air well i think delaware some phenomena in the recent past people where very much for straight up because of the crisis unemployment reached higher levels despite some. fords from the outgoing each out in government ease was that the all reaching a

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a vintage french plane was forced to make an emergency landing on an east devon beach after sufferingtwo—seater plane safely touched down on the stones near sidmouth. the passenger and pilot walked away unhurt. john henderson reports. a sunny day atjacob's ladder beach in sidmouth. blue skies, a flat calm sea but a plane is low and appears to be in trouble. suddenly this. from another angle, it's quite a landing, meaning the passenger and pilot walk away unscathed. suddenly the engine quit on me and i looked inland up there and it wasn't what i would classas survivable options. the undercarriage took a hell of a pounding, basically landed slow as possible, i didn't want to be carrying speed to do anything wrong. so the last point is, the last couple of things is, it was effectively stole it onto the ground as slow as good. everyone needs to survive. the plane is a rare french engine parasol wing trainer, probably built between the first and second world wars, it was being flown from bodmin to branscombe just a few miles from sidmouth. just a few miles to go and it was all good but the

wales, devon and cornwall.twards overnight, bringing outbreaks of rain, but in the area of low pressure is going to stick with us as we go through the weekend. the further west you are towards the south—western part of england there is the risk of showers towards saturday and late in the day, rain moving its way into south—east england spreading north in tours lincolnshire. elsewhere, it should be dry on saturday with some sunshine. filling pleasant in the sunshine. filling pleasant in the sunshine with temperatures above 1a, 19 celsius. the area of low pressure is with us into sunday and bisla the front is around eastern areas. there is still some uncertainty exactly where the cold front will be and where the cold front will be and where the cold front will be and where the associated rain will be with it. it could be further west and it could be further east, but at the moment we think there will be outbreaks of rain across eastern england which will eventually clear away and becoming more confined to scotla

you know, the origin of it was when devon nunez went to to the white house, the diafter devon 91nesstified, they were asking for information to sign off on information about an ongoing investigation. the fisa warrant for carter page. the concern i had there was you were reading in individuals who were subject to an investigation and giving them the authority to sign off on what would be released. when we were interviewing steve bannon, we were very concerned that steve bannon's lawyer had been receiving the transcript of his testimony and then taking it back to the white house, because he also represents don mcgan, the white house counsel. now you see the republicans in congress who are essentially acting as mr. trump's fixers in congress by trying to obstruct mr. rosenstein's information by asking for information about an ongoing investigation. anderson, you know it is long standing protocol in our country, you do not tell anyone about the details about an ongoing investigation because you don't want to jeopardize it. >> do you think it's appropriate to hold back but not necessarily

this sunshine is very welcome, because just two months ago in march in devon we had snow believe it orcharity who sends message to young people. what is the message. this year cold water shock. that is anything under 15 degrees. our average temperatures is about 12 and today it is nine and the temptation to jump in and today it is nine and the temptation tojump in is and today it is nine and the temptation to jump in is there. and today it is nine and the temptation tojump in is there. cold water shock is a killer and we need the spread the message for all people to neverjust the spread the message for all people to never just jump the spread the message for all people to neverjustjump into water and to take it gently, splash some water, back of the neck, face, get used to the temperature before you actually get into the water. how long should that process take? two or three minutes. we know what it is like when you go into cold water and that big intake of air and like when you go into cold water and that big intake ofairand it like when you go into cold water and that big intake of a

reached 27. degree celsius at heathrow airport. 6 degree celsius. the day in bigbury—on—sea on the south devonnjoying the sunshine. it is record—breaking highs in parts of the south today. a lot of people out here. 900 parking spaces here and they're all full. everyone seems to be enjoying the water and the beach. the sea is pretty calm, that makes it ideal for people. we have been speaking to some beach—goers. it's nice and hot and sunny. have you ever known it to be this warm here? no. of, this incredible weather this early on in may. but yeah, we've got a picnic... one to get his toes in the water. that's the plan. considering it was the beast from the east a few weeks ago. now we're out in shorts and t—shirts, so great. believe it or not. of course the beast from the east. messages to young people. what is the message? this year, cold water shock. that is anything under 15 degrees. and the temptation to jump in is there. before you actually get into the water. how long should that process take? two or three minutes. into deeper water. neverjump into deep water ever. and it is a real shock

and he has not stood in the way of devon nunez's attempts to get these documents and this pressure.at, of course, has led to coverage of an fbi informant that potentially jeopardizes national security. ryan was asked about that as well in his press conference and he essentially justified that too, which is, you know, frankly different than how republicans have handled this issue in the past. there have been many times when we have heard them talk about sources and methods and sources of course in this case are the people who are doing all of this work. so ryan in a tricky situation in his own conference. there are some moderate members who are angry about the way this is playing out and who do believe that there is there there, that it's possible that the trump campaign did something wrong. but, the center of gravity is with the president. and the president's basin side the house republican conference. and you're seeing paul ryan reflect that. >> kasie hunt on capitol hill. thanks for joining utz. i want to bring in the reporter for the daily beast who's out with a new piece talking

some spots through yorkshire, west wales, bristol channel, cornwall and devon.t be surprised on this picture to see high pressure in control dominating the weather for many of us. again, there are weather fronts close to north—west scotland where we will see some rain at times. need to mention the wind as well. gusts of a0 or 50 mph in exposure through the weekend. you can see the misty mess, some coasts through the irish sea. not everybody is in seeing it. —— mistiness. there should be more sunshine on offer on sunday. from monday, bank holiday, cloud for scotland and there will be a lot of sunshine for most of us. it will be pleasant. not everybody will see temperatures in the mid— 20s. that is in the london area. we could see an isolated 27 on the bank holiday. that is easily the warmest early may bank holiday on record. you might be surprised to find the record is 23.6. we have had 29 already this spring so it is a low—temperature but we will be there monday. this is bbc world news. i'm ben bland. our top stories: president trump rallies his base at a meetin

also in on the act, devon nunes, the chairman of the house intelligence committee.e'd already been caught fibbing abo fibbing. and right on queue, that was followed by a tweet. house intelligence committee votes to release final report. findings: no evidence of collusion. >> congress for over 14 months. so far nothing, no evidence of trump/russia collusion. >> and round and round it goes. ra randi kaye, new york. what's with him? he's happy. your family's finally eating vegetables thanks to our birds eye voila skillet meals. and they only take 15 minutes to make. augh! (family giggling) oh my. birds eye voila! so veggie good. we test all of our paints and or even years.ths. because you deserve paint that's done right. that's proudly particular. benjamin moore. the standard for paint professionals. only at local paint and hardware stores. feeclaritin and relief fromwsy symptoms caused by over 200 allergens. like those from buddy. because stuffed animals are clearly no substitute for real ones. feel the clarity. and live claritin clear. i support the affordable care a

but in bigbury, in devon, beautiful, calm seas didn't put off those who wanted to make the most of ite east a few weeks ago, now we're in shorts and t—shirts, so great! just make the most of it because it's just unheard of, isn't it? this incredible weather, this early on in may. but yeah, we've got a picnic. 0h! and we're going to get out in the water, hopefully get this one to get his toes in the water. that's the plan. the hottest temperature previously recorded for an overall early may bank holiday was 28.6 degrees celsius in 1995. but this afternoon, that record was broken away from the coast, in northolt in west london where temperatures reached 28.7. it has caused some travel disruption, though, with roads and train lines to seaside towns heavy and overcrowded. things are expected to cool down from tomorrow, but for those who have been able to enjoy this british rarity, there has not been a frown in sight. frankie mccamley, bbc news, in southend—on—sea. police say a 13 year old who was one of three teenagers shot in a single incident in north—west london yesterday was an innoce

they are particularly calling for chilterns in south devon areas, outstanding national beauty, tojoinng national beauty, to join the list of ten national parks because then they get special protected status and they are talking about the chilton is being threatened by development on all sides so this would then sort it all out. that is the tension though, isn't it? at a time we are all told we have to build hundreds of thousands more houses, if you then protect certain parts of the countryside from development, it creates an even bigger problem. but then we have to look at how we build houses and where we build them. and whether we do a bit more with brownfield sites first. the race so much land being locked up that nobody is prepared, inland banks as well. yes, they are sitting, some people are sitting on, waiting for their prices to go up. again, even further. what happened in the arch is. everything happens in the arch is. everything happens in the arch is. i watch the radio. this is rarely exciting. page seven of the express. i had to do a doubletake of this story, tell us, what i

west, perhaps, one or two flirting with the channel islands, the isles of scilly, coming up through devonr two getting to northern ireland but generally speaking, the western side of the british isles faring nicely indeed. that rain becoming more intense through the early part of the evening onto the wee small hours of sunday as it continues its journey up the eastern side of the british isles. now, just how far west it comes is still open to some debate. underneath the cloud, you will not have the coldest of nights but it could be a cool start to sunday. a bright one for some of you across northern and western parts of the british isles but don't be surprised if, come sunday morning, some of this rain is a good deal further towards the west. if you've got a plan for sunday, you'd better keep up to date with the forecast as it develops. i think generally speaking, that whole plume of cloud and rain moves a bit further north and east, allowing somewhat drier conditions eventually to break out across the south—eastern quarter. but again, sunday, rather like saturday, i think we see the very

which you will remember is how the devon nunez shenanegan played out last year. he rushed to the white house to brief the president on shocking information he learned about, he learned from inside the white house, itself. >> that is the cycle. this seems to be fol. yet as itplay plays out, robert mueller is going about his work. michael kaput to was interviewed by the mueller team the focus is squarely on the one thing the president had most had a maadde mantly denied -- has hadded a mantly denied -- had adamantly denied, collusion. donald trump jr. wanted the dirt. after the meeting was over what he was most disappointed about is they didn't offer more. so his father apparently sees collusion like a vampire cease garlic. his sons see it as catnip to a new tabby. the president's new lawyers say even if it did happen, so what? >> that's what you do. maybe you shouldn't, you do it. nothing illegal about that. david, if it comes from a russian or a german or an american, it doesn't matter. >> rudy guiliani made more news late today. he told the pbs news hour the spe

and time today and did for a weather watcher in west yorkshire it was a similar story of their in devonof strong sunshine and those two pitches will begin to climb a little bit as well. on the satellite picture you can see that we have had a little bit of extra cloud today across parts of northern ireland and northwest scotland. for the 70s there was a lot of sunshine and we ta ke there was a lot of sunshine and we take those clear skies with us through the rest of the night. they will turn a little bit chilly down towards the southeastern corner and sunspots the countryside could get all the way down to freezing. mike green showing up here on our temperature profile. not quite as cold as a has been over the last couple of nights where looking at lowe's generally speaking between five and 10 celsius. and this patch as well to tig is that saturday morning but saturday dawns fine and dry because of this area of high pressure which will be dominating the scene is so whatever you got planned on saturday the weather is looking fine and certainly find for the royal wedding in windsor. two pic

but in bigbury, in devon, beautiful, calm seas didn't put off those who wanted to make the most of itgo, and now we're out in shorts and t—shirts, so. ..great! just make the most of it because it's just unheard of, isn't it? this incredible weather, this early on in may. but yeah, we've got a picnic. 0h! yeah, and we're going to get out in the water, hopefully get this one to get his toes in the water. that's the plan. the hottest temperature previously recorded for an overall early may bank holiday was 28.6 degrees celsius in 1995. but this afternoon, that record was broken away from the coast, in northolt in west london, where temperatures reached 28.7. frankie mccamley, bbc news, in southend—on—sea. you can get in touch with me. time now for all the sports news, in sport today. hello, i'm gavin ramjaun and this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme... mark williams wins a thriller to become the oldest world snooker champion in 40 years. novak djokovic powers past kei nishikori in a madrid opening masterclass. it's advantage aljazira in their af

devon nunes and chairman trey gowdy were briefed. they left the d.o.j. just a few moments ago.charges which led to this from the deputy attorney general rod rosenstein. >> i can tell you the different people who have been making threats privately and publicly against me for quite some time, and i think they should understand by now the department of justice is not going to be extorted. >> here with me is our legal and national security analyst. how unusual, asha, is a briefing like this? >> i think what's unusual is the circumstances under which it's happening. we have an ongoing investigation right now. congress obviously has broad oversight authority. typically they're looking at something after an investigation has concluded. what we have right now is the department of justice pushing back and saying this is going to threaten national security and may get one of our sources killed if we give you this information. and it's also not really happening in the context of a full congressional investigation. that was ostensibly concluded with republicans issued the report. i think a

>> devon nunez has not downed himself in anything good. he has gone to the white house immediately, he's tried to do the president's bidding on a partisan basis on issues involving intelligence which hasn't always been the case and it's different from now how the senate committee is handling things. you're right, absolutely, devon nunez has a credibility problem and i think if there was another congressman like mike con owe way, took over the intel committee, some of these requests might move quicker. >> house members banding together on illegal immigration issues, including a daca fix without gop leadership. what it will mean politically. the trump administration ramping up pressure on sanctuary policies, who will win the battle over illegal immigration and what does it mean for mid terms and balance of power in congress. that's next. >> president trump: california's attempts to nullify federal law sparked a rebellion by patriotic citizens who want their families protected ar their bordered secured. they want border security. they want pr

devon dusty is on the bart board. he is at that bart station this morning. helping to patrol the area. he arrived there about an hour ago. he will be sitting at the bart station until 8:30 this morning. this comes after bart riders released this video you're looking at of people passed out or shooting up on drugs inside the bart station. >> it looks third world. honestly, you wouldn't think you are in america. just body after body sitting down. needles, feces, everything. do you have fs pd and the art please turn -- department are performing patrols. they will be meeting this week to come up with a permanent solution. >>> our question of the day is this. who should bear the most responsibility for improving conditions on bart? should they be politicians, should it be the police? should it be bart? or someone else? tell us what you think. a vote on the ktvu twitter page. you can also comment on our ktvu facebook page as well. >>> 6:40. deadly crash in oakland early this morning. police have found a gun at the scene. ktvu's allie rasmus will have a live report

looks to me like trey gowdy is there to basically run interference for the department of justice with devonunes. he hasn't contributed anything to this point. there's still 1.4 million documents that oversight and judiciary have sought that haven't been turned over. we learned that in this meeting that the people didn't actually see documents they were briefed by the generosity of the generous officials of the doj who stonewalled them throughout. i mean, tom, i take exception to that because gowdy has contributed nothing. absolutely nothing. >> well gowdy hasn't been as strong on this as i would have liked, but given his weakness on mueller oversight, hold on, the fact that he's involved at all, lou -- lou: i can't hold on i have to tell you how delighted i am at the comparison. we're looking at overall weakness it's amazing to see the man walk. >> but the point is the fact that gowdy is standing even close to nunes on this shows you how extreme the justice department is, that someone like gowdy whose first instinct is to defend the mueller investigation and provide excuses for the doj and

house intelligence chairman devon nunez is not backing down.e latest showdown with the justice department over allegations of abuse of power. a scare in indonesia, the harrowing scene of residences evacuating after a volcano erupts. police officers one step closer to using cocaine breathalyzers. the high-technology features in its tiny chip coming up. the queen of comedy back at the box office. >> we got to make you change it. >> we don't know where that is. >> no! >> are you 20? >> 21. maria: breaking down the new movie life of the party. that is coming up. a justice department showdown, devon nunez says talks with the justice department about handing over classified documents related to the russia probe will continue calling discussions with officials productive, and requested documents about a specific individual described as a longtime intelligence source for the cia and fbi. >> this request is wholly appropriate and completely within the scope of the investigation ongoing for a while with respect to f i sa, this is something that should ha

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devon feely is in santa clara with the decision. >> reporter: we were expecting a potential showdown at the city council meeting between dominic caserta and his accusers, who were planning to show up tonight. but he pulled the plug on his own political career. he resigned his seat and shut down his campaign for supervisor. >> these allegations are false. >> reporter: dominic caserta struck a defiant note last week and still proclaimed his innocence, even as he resigned from office today. in his letter of resignation he wrote the allegations are false in every sense of the word, yet have been tried and convicted in the court of public opinion. as a result have decided to resign my seat on the city council, something that is against every instinct in my body. >> he put his hand on my leg. >> reporter: this 19-year-old volunteered on his campaign. she is one of the first accusers to go public with her story. she was troubled that he did not take responsibility. >> i don't understand why he sees himself as the victim of a witch hunt. >> reporter: according to the city nine people have co

devon union has and trey gowdy, will be allowed to review the documents about an fbi source who met with trump campaign associate who are being investigated by special counsel robert mueller. the what has confirmed no democrats would be at that particular meeting. house minority leader nancy pelosi says because of that, today's meeting should not be allowed to go ahead. pelosi is concerned this could jeopardize any possibility of bipartisan cooperation in robert mueller's investigation. >>> high-level former security official with the obama administration is due to speak out in the bay area tonight. james clapper served as the head of national intelligence from 2010 to 2017. he will be speaking at sebastian theater in sonoma. 7:00 tonight. clapper is promoting his new book. it's called facts and fears, hard tubes -- tooth from intelligence. trump and other republicans have criticized clapper and other obama intelligence officials. >>> tonight that the warriors are back. they'll be playing the houston rockets in game five of the western conference finals. andre missed game four with a leg

a slightly more relaxing time for those dipping their toes in the lakes in south wales, but in devon,se who wanted to make the most of it. considering it was beast from the east a few weeks ago and we're now out in shorts and t—shirts, great. it's nice and hot and sunny. we're planning to hire kayaks and get out and make the most of it. it's just unheard—of, this incredible weather early on in may. the hottest temperature previously recorded was 23.6 celsius in 1999, but that had already been broken by 11 o'clock this morning, which means today has been the warmest day over the early may bank holiday weekend since the holiday was introduced in 1978. it has caused some travel disruption, though, with roads and train lines to the coast heavy and overcrowded. but once in the sunshine and enjoying a british rarity, there's not a frown insight. frankie mccamley reporting on a record—breaking early may bank holiday. police are appealing for witnesses following a series of shooting incidents over the bank holiday weekend. tonight a man is in hospital after being found in a lewisham street in

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jon and i are looking at our systems today, and everything once again is energy whether it's devon or the xpo, everything you can put out there has been all about energy. i think one of the things that people aren't really taking into consideration about this is, okay, even if oil would halt at $71, $72, something like that. just sitting here for the next couple weeks these equities are still trailing big time. so that contraction, when they start to meet back up, whether it's exxon, whether it's conoco, chevron, we have had activity in almost every name in every segment of energy. >> conoco, you own calls along with devon, marathon, vanec, s&p oil gas, the xop, kinder morgan, and exxon. you're spread far and wide >> in some cases i have stock. many cases it's options. i'm going to clarify one thing and give you a full update later. mro, i took it off today's that's the one i hit, i took it off because the hit so well and the stock moved and went through 52-week highs. then it hit again. 15 minutes after i sold it, i was buying right back into the options because they were telling me

board member devon dusty says he will return to a problem bart station in san francisco this morning to try to prevent the sort of open drug use in the station that was caught on video. that footage was taken by a b.a.r.t. writer, shannon gafford it's gone viral. it shows people ingesting drugs are passed out in a quarter at the civic center station. the images disturbed and outraged dusty. he went to the station early yesterday morning to serve as a deterrent to people using the hallway to take drugs. the salvation army also sent outreach workers. >> that corridor can go from mary -- mayberry to chaos in about 10-15 minutes. it's something that we have to focus on. >> white right here? i know they have no other place to go. but not right here in the front of everybody. families walk by. children. >> reporter: -- >> they met with the mayor to discuss ways to keep the city's b.a.r.t. station clean and safe. >>> golden gate bridge officials considering raising the cost of parking near the bridge. this morning at the clock, the bridge highway and transportation district will meet. drive

cia in history needs a very very good lawyer criminal lawyer yes criminal oh yes and then there's devon newness now he's been digging up dirt on the intelligence community but now he's got some of his own we are going to get the documents. members of congress want him to be looked into basically what he has done is he has got old and put a cloud over his own investigation and he has become the subject basically he should be going let's forget it it's a real problem investigations are flying like bullets in a western shoot out high profile politicians are being accused of breaking the u.s. laws and could face legal proceedings this is leads fighting one another and this kind of legal war and that has nothing to do really what the american people and it's a great distraction actually from the issues that are important to the american people but it's consuming the white house now consuming the f.b.i. it's consumed the democratic party there's enormous tension between both sides if things are pretty ugly right now pretty ugly between the sides and i think it's going to get worse i really do

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