elaine. >> quijano: jonathan vigliotti in london, thanks. president trump returns to washington tonight following a mostly quiet weekend at the trump national golf club in bedminster new jersey. here is errol barnett. >> reporter: president trump is wrapping up another weekend at his new jersey golf club. he stayed out of the public eye for the most part aside from a brief camio at a wedding. but sunday morning mr. trump was back to criticizing james comey, calling the former fbi director cowardly. >> you are your own worst president, knock it off. >> appearing on "face the nation" republican senator lindsey graham said the president's sweets are doing more harm than good. >> t ihere as lynch mob mentality about the trump administration in the press but these tweets that he does, feeds that lynch mob. >> reporter: it was a tweet by the president which first alluded to possible recordings republican senator susan colins. >> this is an issue that the president should have cleared up in his press conference. >> reporter: but senate minority lea

elaine? >> quijano: errol barnett, thank you. in los angeles sunday the annual gay pride parade turned into a resist trump march. mireya villarreal was there. >> reporter: in the heart of hollywood thousands of eyotesters hit the streets to shine a light on what they believe is an attack on civil rights. >> while it's really important for us to stand up every year and celebrate us being gay, it's not about just us right now. there is a larger community of minorities that feel like they are under scrutiny. >> saisy andros is here supporting her gay son. >> i have been marching a lot against our current administration. because i think they threaten everything that i want for my family. >> reporter: that sentiments and other politically charged marches around the country are what motivated protest organizer brian pendelton to push for a change this year. >> instead of parading, we should march for our human rights. >> for years this was los angeles pride parade filled witg down the streets. r t this year it has taken a very serious

i'm elaine quijano. the pentagon is investigating the apparent murders of three u.s. the afghan army says one of its troops turned his gun on the americans before he was shot dead. the taliban claims this was the gunman and that he was one of their own, an army infiltrator. the attack comes as america's longest war is at another crossroads. the pentagon wants to add thousands of troops to the 8,000-plus already in afghanistan. they're helping in the fight against the taliban, al qaeda and isis. but some in congress want to cut off funding for the 16-year war, saying the u.s. has sacrificed enough blood and treasure. here's tony dokoupil. >> reporter: when an afghan soldier opened fire saturday, killing three americans who were supposed to be his allies. vice president mike pence offered solace at a speech in milwaukee. >> suffice it to say, when heros fall, americans grieve. with the families of these american heroes. >> reporter: after nearly 16 years, more than 2200 casualties and an estimated cost topping $800 billion, the u.s. is deadlocked in its fight with the t

i'm elaine quijano.he eyes of washington and the nation turn to capitol hill today for the most anticipated congressional testimony in years. fired fbi director james comey will go before the senate intelligence committee. he'll tell what he knows about president trump's effort to influence the investigation of then national security adviser michael flynn. the committee has already released comey's opening statement and it landed like a political bombshell. nancy cordes begins our coverage. >> reporter: comey's seven-page opening statement describes his conversations with the president in detail. seven days after the inauguration comey says, the president invited me to dinner. it turned out t of of us. instincts told me that the one on one setting meant that the dinner was at least in part an effort to have me ask for my job and create some sort of patronage relationship. sure enough, comey says, the president said, i need loyalty. i expect loyalty. i didn't move. speak or change my facial expression in