f.b.i. do to investigate this apparent obstruction? according to affidavits filed in federal court, absolutely nothing. the f.b.i. focused only on the handling of classified information. maybe now we know why. recently released f.b.i. records show that by may 2, 2016, mr. comey sent around a draft of his statement exonerating secretary clinton. the f.b.i. interview with mr. combata hadn't even happened yet. the exoneration statement was already in progress before the key witness had coughed up the truth about deleting federal records under subpoena by congress. did the f.b.i. look at obstruction in the clinton case? mr. comey said the f.b.i. looked very hard at obstruction. but that is hard to believe. director comey began drafting an exoneration statement in april, early may of 2016. that's months before he publicly announced that he would not recommend charges on july the 5th, 2016. according to testimony of senior f.b.i. officials, comey began drafting his statement early because the f.b.i. knew where the investigation was headed. th

f.b.i. investigation as part of a p.t.o. plan has admitted he had lied about contacting the russian ambassador last december and said he was directed to doing so by a senior member of trump's transition team reported to be son in person this was trump's response. what i think joe. joe delusion joe killer visit absolutely is with absolutely no solution so we're very happy we'll see what happens thank you all very much. meanwhile the u.s. senate has approved one of president thomas main legislative goals the largest tax cuts in all and thirteen is the bill's cautious taxes for corporations along with the wealthy and game small modest relief to most other american taxpayers but a senate committee has warned it will add one trillion dollars to the budget deficit tamaqua men as a sells after last minute changes to appease some holdouts the tax bill passed by the narrowest of margins the yeas are fifty one in the nays are forty nine. all republicans with one exception voted for the bill which their leader hailed as a tonic for the

f.b.i.'s inspector general michael e. horowitz is investigating that right now which is why we found out that two people from the f.b.i. were taken off of robert muller's team. because of the sort of funny business going on inside that investigation and it just seems like every time a republican wins the white house the democrats will spend a year or two or maybe longer just trying to invalidate that election well for the record we should mention that in july two thousand and sixteen an f.b.i. investigation cleared then candidate hillary clinton of any criminal responsibility for maintaining a private e-mail server during her time as secretary of state. now the f.b.i. has been threatened with legal action after it was accused of hiding information from lawmakers the u.s. house intelligence committee says agency needs to explain why it dropped a key agent in the so-called russian vessel geisha in from new york here is artie's company. well the u.s. lawmakers on the house intelligence committee want information from the f.b.i. and if they don't get

f.b.i. is inspector general michael e. horowitz is investigating that right now which is why we found out that two people from the f.b.i. were taken off of robert muller's team. because of the sort of funny business going on inside that investigation and it just seems like every time a republican wins the white house the democrats will spend a year or two or maybe longer just trying to invalidate that election and for the record we should mention that in july two thousand and sixteen an f.b.i. investigation cleared then candidate hillary clinton for any criminal responsibility for maintaining a private e-mail server during her time as secretary of state now there is more on the russian investigators coming up the f.b.i. is now in hot water on capitol hill after one of its top agents was removed from the case over possible bias the details on that story and much more a short break this is our confession. with no let me just manufactured and sentenced to public will. when the ruling closest protect them so. when the crime and. listen to the whims of

f.b.i. investigation. began on suits this is al jazeera long from london also coming up. intensifies between rival groups in yemen's capital sana'a with the ports of at least forty dead. new faces of the far right in germany who could be set for keep calm and she rolls on that i think i'm just no room at the end as the west bank christmas tree is switched on. the u.s. president on which i'm puzzled gain insisted there was no collusion between his campaign and. russia during the twenty sixteen presidential election he also tweeted that why he fired his national security adviser for lying to the vice president and the f.b.i. mike finn's actions were a little full on saturday was asked about finn's decision to cooperate with the f b i investigate this part of the plea deal. has admitted he had lied about contacting the russian ambassador last december and said he was directed to do so by a senior member of trump's transition team reported to be son in law and charged this was chunks responds what i think joe joe joe killer joe says it absolutely with absolutely no clue so we

f.b.i. investigation what i think. hillary should go through with our group. we really should so we're very happy we'll see what are the thank you all very much. the u.s. senate has naturally passed the bill for the biggest tax overhaul in decades paving the way for president trumps first the big legislative victory the bill which passed by fifty one votes to forty nine sees a sharp cut in corporation tax but a senate committee finding has warned it will add one trillion dollars to the budget deficit yemen's former president ali abdullah saleh has called for a joint ceasefire between his supporters and the who the rebels and the saudi led coalition at least forty people have been killed in the capital sanaa over the past few days in fighting between the two sides. seventeen people have been killed in northeastern nigeria after two female suicide bombers attacked a market the attack took place in the town of borno state the group no group or has claimed responsibility but the armed group boko haram is active in the area. thousands of people are rallying against

f.b.i. investigation. yemen's president ali abdullah saleh has called for a joint ceasefire between his supporters and the rebels and the saudi led coalition . thousands of people are rallying against the far right attorneys have for germany party which is electing its new leadership in the city of. around half of the electrical wasted generated in israel finds its way to the occupied west bank with increasing rates of unemployment in the past fifteen years many people risk their health by burning the waste for the valuable. reports now from which was once famous for its own lives but has now become the center of the waste stream the town of edna's one of the most polluted places in the occupied west bank truckloads of electronic waste make their way here every day the vast majority coming from israel to surrounding illegal jewish settlements. computers conditioners filters for t.v.'s and many more discarded goods litter to multiple workshops in and around the. it's a dangerous job for example there are ga

investigation into russian meddling. special counsel robert mueller removed strzok, but both he and page are back working at f.b.i. >> glorw do these messages affect the investigation? >> reporter: republicans are trying the use these texts to undermine the credibility of the special counsel's probe, but deputy attorney general rod rosenstein, the only man who can fire mueller, told congress today that he has seen no reason to remove him. he also noted that when mueller found out about these text messages, he dismissed strzok, but rosenstein said he is still waiting for the final report from the inspector general before deciding whether he needs to take any further action. that report is expected by april. jeff? >> glor: paula reid reporting tonight. paula, thanks very much. tonight another of trump's political aides is out. omarosa manigault-newman. mr. trump famously fired her three times from his tv show "the apprentice." we'll go back now to margaret brennan, who is still at the white house. margaret, there was some drama surrounding this. >> reporter: there certainly was, jeff. the white house officially says that om

f.b.i. investigates. >> if there is anything that warrants federal investigation we would look at it. >> can we refer these women to the department of justice? would there be an intake or f.b.i. officers that would take their complaints? >> if somebody wants to file a complaint of a potential federal crime they can report that to the f.b.i. or they can write. anybody can do that at any time. >> let me say to these women you have one option at this time is to go to the department of justice as the deputy attorney general has just said to us to be able to file a complaint and i would encourage them to do that and also encourage this hearing as well to do this -- this committee to have hearings. let me ask about commutation program and president obama and the memo by attorney general sessions that resins memos regarding the charging and sentencing policy and also the use of private prisons. that was by eric holder. what is the position of the u.s. department of justice as it relates to a fair and just commutation program and also the issues dealing with over prosecution and the sentencing polic

f.b.i. investigation into alleged russian meddling in last year's u.s. election a white house correspondent can really help it reports. a ride to get federal court in washington michael flynn ignored shouted questions by reporters. inside moments later the former national security adviser to president donald trump pled guilty to lying to the f.b.i. court documents show the charges against flynn stem from his lying about efforts to obtain advance knowledge of how foreign governments might vote on a u.n. security council resolution about israel as well as phone conversations flynn had before tribe was even sworn in as president with the former russian ambassador to the united states sergei kislyak. flynn is said to have suggested to kiss liane sanctions put in place against russia by the obama white house maybe trot once trump was sworn in but they did not discuss anything having to do with the united states decision to expel diplomats or or impose a censure against russia flints lies to the vice president about that phone call led to his dismissal after j

the man initially leading the investigation into rushing collusion f.b.i. director james comey told senators the president suggested to him during a meeting in the oval office he should let the flame case go i don't think it's for me to say whether the conversation i had with the president was an effort to obstruct i took it as a very disturbing thing very concerning. kim it does feel like this investigation is gathering a british but i'm mentum now what in particular can we read from the charges against michael flynn i'll say what i think we can read from this is if you look at the charges themselves they're fairly unremarkable compared to what many might have been expecting for such a high profile target such as the former national security advisor michael flynn and the couple things we can read from that it seems to suggest and certainly there has been reporting in the united states to this effect that michael flynn has been cooperating with investigators that he may have been providing information in exchange for leniency we also know he was particularl

f.b.i. investigation into alleged russian meddling in last year's u.s. election white house correspondent kimberly how could reports. arriving at federal court in washington michael flynn ignored shouted questions by reporters. inside moments later the former national security adviser to president donald trump pled guilty to lying to the f.b.i. court documents show the charges against flynn stem from his lying about efforts to obtain advance knowledge of how foreign governments might vote on a u.n. security council resolution about israel as well as phone conversations flynn had before tribe was even sworn in as president with the former russian ambassador to the united states surrogate kiss li ak. flynn is said to have suggested to kiss liane sanctions put in place against russia by the obama white house maybe dropped once trump was sworn in and they did not discuss anything having to do with the united states decision to expel diplomats or or impose a censure against russia flints lies to the vice president about that phone call led to his dismissal af

f.b.i. investigation as part of his plea deal what was. really so silly that absolutely with absolutely no solution so we're very happy we'll see what africa thank you all very much. meanwhile the u.s. senate has narrowly passed a bill for the biggest tax overhaul in decades paving the way for president donald trump's first big legislative victory the bill which passed by fifty one votes to forty nine seasons shop cutting corporation tax for the senate committee finding has warned it will add one trillion dollars to the budget deficit yemen's former president ali abdullah saleh has called for a joint ceasefire between his supporters and the hooty rebels and the saudi led coalition at least forty people have been killed in the capital sana'a over the past few days in fighting between the two sides seventeen people have been killed in northeastern nigeria after two female suicide bombers attacked some markets in the town of beer in borno state one of the bombers is said to have detonated her explosives as a food distribution center run by a

f.b.i. director james comey to stop investigating his former national security advisor michael flynn admits he lied to the f.b.i. is investigating links between trump's team and russia during last year's elections . the us is pulled out of a u.n. pact designed to improve the handling of refugees and migrants worldwide it says the global compact on migration is inconsistent with the u.s. sovereignty u.n. member states will gather in mexico monday to discuss the plan further doyle from the international organization for migration is disappointed trump administration has taken the step. the u.s. is the country. is going to have an impact and there's obviously going to. have it but nonetheless in this world there is a no go around the moment and who have to. coordinate and non-binding were and that's what the contract is all about and there are large markets. and. india is open the new trade route to afghanistan that bypasses pakistan by using in the rainy and port the first phase of the port in iran was inaugurated on sunday it links india to afghanistan and central asia parts of india are prep

f.b.i. is inspector general michael e. horowitz is investigating that right now which is why we found out that two people from the f.b.i. were taken off of robert muller's team. because of the sort of funny business going on inside that investigation with regard to the russia links and the investigation into that it's been ongoing hasn't it for months now but not really produced any substantial evidence i mean how long is this investigation going to go on for do you think before perhaps it keeps up. well i think if you look back at the history of how democrats have tried to invalidate each republican victory of the white house going back to one nine hundred sixty eight when they claim that nixon had made a set a secret deal with the south it needs to torpedo those peace talks then you see what they did in seventy two then you see in one nine hundred eighty they said that reagan had made a special deal with the iranians in one nine hundred eighty eight that was of course the surrounding of the iran contra we know in two thousand it went all the way

f.b.i. and that's why it went to the investigators. are there good people in the f.b.i.? yes.eadership has been politicized and i think the reputation has been damaged. >> bill: that is one thing republicans have been consistent about, juan. their criticism is targeted toward the leadership. what about the reputation? >> i don't think there is any question the reputation is in good standing. law enforcement in this country is revered and the f.b.i. may be at the top of that law enforcement hierarchy. what we're seeing here is president trump reacting with very sensitive skin to not only michael flynn's guilty plea but this week news of deutsche bank having records requested, financial records requested of his associates that could lead to him. and then you have so many situations right now bubbling with this that we have an ongoing campaign not only against the f.b.i. but against the department of justice and whether officials there were meeting with people involved in that so-called dossier. and attacks as well. f.b.i., doj but specifically robert mueller the special counsel.

f.b.i. but of course at that time there was no investigation that was still an f.b.i. investigation led by james cole mean and then of course james comey was fired and that's triggered the installation of a special prosecutor. who is now giving donald trump so many addicts because of our nominee and washington d.c. thank you. now the draw for world cup twenty eighteen group stage is taking place in moscow all thirty two participating teams now know who they will face next summer in russia the draw which happened inside the kremlin palace where they do its effect featuring music and dance before they got down to business hosts russia were drawn first into group a along with egypt would wipe their opponents in the opening match saudi arabia. so let's take a look at a couple of the groups drawn the defending champions germany have a tricky one they're going to take on the mexico in their group fop or before facing sweden and former semifinalists of south korea one of the toughest groups was group b. reigning champion reigning european champions portugal are due to line up

f.b.i. investigators peter strock exchanged pro clinton and anti trump text messages with his colleague text messages between the f.b.i. agent peter struck and his f.b.i. lawyer girl for at least a page it shows a very real and major and teatro. bias so one of the f.b.i. agents who was doing the investigation may not have been completely impartial. now i hate to bring it up again but we all know about the ongoing investigation into allegations of russia trumped collusion we call that number three so agent strock is the link that connects all three he was investigating hillary clinton and he himself was investigated in probe number two and he was investigating and working on probe number three before he was fired over those text messages republicans obviously were not pleased. one of the just happened to our country what happens when people who are supposed to curate the conflict of interest have even greater conflicts of interest than those in reply. that's not a good question at this point it's pretty safe to say that the first three investigations were a mess but congress has come up with

f.b.i.'s inspector general michael e. horowitz is investigating that right now which is why we found out that two people from the f.b.i. were taken off of robert muller's team. because of the sort of funny business going on inside that investigation and it just seems like every time a republican wins the white house the democrats will spend a year or two or maybe longer just trying to invalidate that election the f.b.i. is in hot water on capitol hill after one of its top agents was removed from the russian investigators over possible bias the details on that and much more after a short break you are watching our two international. the concentration of the bureaucratic concentration is sapping the economic vitality from this entrepreneurial nation called america and the machinations and the cost associated there way of keeping the prison population in place are draining money away from all aspects of society and you've got the problems that you would normally associate with the ghetto like people nodding out in the middle of the day in the middle

f.b.i. investigation. finds it intensifies between rival groups in yemen as capital found with reports of at least. on protests in germany as the far right a.f.d. party meets to choose its new leadership. in sport balsall on a dropped points but do stay top off the spanish league was a messy bun score as boss for help to a teacher drop by celta vigo. the u.s. president donald trump has again insisted there was no collusion between his campaign and russia during the twenty sixteen presidential election he also tweeted that while he fired his national security adviser for lying to the vice president and the f.b.i. might things actions well awful on saturday trump was asked about flynn's decision to call for a with the f.b.i. investigation as part of a deal has admitted he had lied about contacting the russian ambassador last december and said he was directed to do so by a senior member of chum's transition team it pointed to be son in the person and this was a response. what was that showed no solution no ki

f.b.i.'s inspector general michael e. horowitz is investigating that right now which is why we found out that two people from the f.b.i. were taken off of robert muller's team. because of the sort of funny business going on inside that investigation and it just seems like every time a republican wins the white house the democrats will spend a year or two or maybe longer just trying to invalidate that election in another development the f.b.i. has been threatened with legal action after it was accused of hiding information from because the u.s. eyes intelligence committee says the agency needs to explain why it dropped a key agent in the so-called russia investigation from new york his kind of. well the u.s. lawmakers on the house intelligence committee want information from the f.b.i. and if they don't get it there could be criminal charges for contempt now at this point what the committee wants to find out is why top f.b.i. investigator who was looking into trump and the allegations of russian collusion and such they want to know why he was fired

f.b.i. investigators peter strock exchange pro clinton and anti trump text messages with his colleague electronic records show that peter struck changed former f.b.i. director james comey earlier draft language describing clinton's actions in handling classified materials from quote grossly negligent to extremely careless so one of the f.b.i. agents who was doing the investigation may not have been completely empire. now i hate to bring it up again but we all know about the ongoing investigation into allegations of russia trumped collusion we call that number three so agent strock is the link that connects all three he was investigating hillary clinton and he himself was investigated in probe number two and he was investigating and working on probe number three before he was fired over those text messages republicans obviously were not pleased. trump is an f. ing idiot one of the just happened to our country what happens when people who are supposed to curate the conflict of interest have even greater conflicts of interest in those they replied that's not a good question at this point it's pretty

f.b.i. investigators peter strock exchanged pro clinton and anti trump text messages with his colleague text messages between the f.b.i. agent peter struck and his f.b.i. lawyer girl for at least a page it shows a very real and major and teatro. bias so one of the f.b.i. agents who was doing the investigation may not have been completely impartial. now i hate to bring it up again but we all know about the ongoing investigation into allegations of russia trumped collusion we call that. what happens when people who are supposed to keep your interest have even greater conflicts of interest than those who will point it's pretty safe to sue looked at more investigations over america's troop and more after the break. just. discovered. that was a moment when. the body looked like it was about to be destroyed. someone who put themselves on a kiss here are some people struggling for. if i didn't somebody with the skill with the ability to help those people in the existential struggle in a moment of need then. be a hypocrite. they put themselves on the line. to get accepted or rejected. so when you pr

f.b.i. head investigator for both the russian collusion probe and the clinton e-mail investigation the f.b.i. and the do you engage in a willful attempt to thwart congress's constitutional oversight responsibility. now the committee is demanding that by the end of the day on december fourth the following things take place they are demanding that the f.b.i. director and or mckay have testified before the committee they are demanding that peter strock who was the head of the how the intelligence counterintelligence division of the f.b.i. also testified before the committee now they're also asking and demanding essentially that they handler of christopher steele the former british spy who was the author of the infamous dossier that he also appeared before the committee and they're demanding the documents related to the infamous steel dossier now down trump has tweeted out about the situation he's tweeted that the house of representatives seeks contempt citations against the justice department the f.b.i. for withholding key documents he goes on to call it big stuff deep state demanding that they

f.b.i. investigating those disclosures? >> i wouldn't confirm or suggest the existence of any ongoing investigation. >> a few years ago this committee considered and eventually moved on an obstruction of justice element in an impeachment proceeding. do you believe yes or no can a sitting president commit obstruction of justice? >> congresswoman, legal questions especially legal questions regarding impeachment are not something that i'm equipped to answer. >> this is separate and apart from impeachment. do you believe a sitting president can commit an obstruction of justice? >> that's a legal question and i would defer to the lawyers on that one. i am a reformed lawyer as an f.b.i. director. >> if a sitting president commits a crime it becomes a non-crime? if a sitting president commits a crime does it become a non-crime? >> same answer. >> let me move on to the idea of the quote from the president of the united states and do you believe that the f.b.i.'s reputation is in tatters? what impact did that have on the f.b.i. and i

f.b.i. investigators peter strock exchanged pro clinton and anti trump text messages with his colleague electronic rocked. show that peter struck changed former f.b.i. director james comey earlier draft language describing clinton's actions in handling classified materials from quote grossly negligent to extremely careless so one of the f.b.i. agents who was doing the investigation may not have been completely impartial. now i hate to bring it up again but we all know about the ongoing investigation into allegations of russia trumped collusion we call that number three so agent strock is the link that connects all three he was investigating hillary clinton and he himself was investigated in programmer two and he was investigating and working on programmer three before he was fired over those text messages republicans obviously were not pleased. trump is an idiot once the just happened to our country what happens when people who are supposed to cure the conflict of interest have even greater conflicts of interest and those. who question at this point it's pretty safe to say that the first three inv

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investigation. the justice department is pouring over 10,000 text messages between f.b.i. agent peter strzok, the man pulled from the mueller team's investigation, and his mistress. congressman trey gowdy says this kind of problem does not reflect well on the agency. >> i still think that mueller can produce a product that we all have confidence in, but things like this make it really difficult. the perception is every bit as important as the reality. if the perception is you're employing people who are biased, it makes it really difficult for those of us who would like to defend the integrity of former prosecutors and heads of the f.b.i. >> sandra: a big show for you today. trey gowdy will be in today's hearing and is standing by. we begin with chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge this morning. she is live on the hill. >> good morning. we're expecting lawmakers on the house judiciary committee to drill down on the issue of alleged bias on the clinton email investigation as well as the russia investigation. fox news confirmed late yesterday they had uncovered

f.b.i. investigation into alleged russian meddling in last year's u.s. election a white house correspondent kimberly how could reports. a ride to that federal court in washington michael flynn ignored shouted questions by reporters. inside moments later the former national security advisor to president donald trump pled guilty to lying to the f.b.i. court documents show the charges against flynn stem from his lying about efforts to obtain advance knowledge of how foreign governments might vote on a u.n. security council resolution about israel as well as phone conversations flynn had before trump was even sworn in as president with the former russian ambassador to the united states surrogate kiss lee ak flynn is said to have suggested to kiss liane sanctions put in place against russia by the obama white house maybe dropped once trump was sworn in but they did not discuss anything having to do with the united states decision to expel diplomats or or impose a censure against russia flints lies to the vice president about that phone call led to his dismiss

f.b.i. director james comey to shut down the investigation into flynn. special counsel mueller continues to investigate whether the president or anyone else potentially obstructed justice in trying to tamp down the flynn probe. today, we learned that special counsel robert mueller dismissed one of his top f.b.i. investigators after learning that he sent potentially anti-trump text messages to a colleague. reena. >> ninan: thank you very much, paula. well, it was an overnight success for senate republicans. they narrowly passed a $1.5 trillion tax plan. it benefits corporations and the wealthy, but what's in it for everyone else? here's errol barnett. >> reporter: at a fund-raiser in new york today, president trump was boastful about the senate's passage of the g.o.p. tax bill. >> last night, we passed, in the history of the country, the largest tax cuts, and reform. >> reporter: marathon negotiations stretched overnight with vice president pence announcing the success of senate republicans just before 2:00 a.m. >> the tax cuts and jobs act as amended is

f.b.i. now republicans are pointing to peter strock and his possible bias as proof that the investigation into russia and donald trump may be politically motivated from the beginning so now in his usual style donald trump got on twitter and he spoke up and was highly critical of the f.b.i. he said that the reputation of the f.b.i. is in tatters and he said that it's tainted he called the f.b.i. dishonest now the house and house intelligence committee says that they want answers from the department of justice about why this topic agent was fired they want answers they want information and if they don't get it this will be going to court. in other news a senior white house adviser says the president has not yet decided on why that are recognized to receive them as the capital of israel speculation has been rife he might make a decision this week president's going to make his decision and and he hasn't made his decision he's still looking at a lot of different facts and that when he makes his decision. he'll be the one to want to tell your nominee. well jerusalem is a holy city for muslims christ

f.b.i. investigation into his campaign's connections to russia. there is a sense certainly but it's difficult to prove and to be fair donald trump seems to really believe that the u.s. embassy should be in jerusalem he has promised that during his election campaign now he has broken some of his promises but he's also kept some when you look at the issue of the paris agreement on climate change on the travel ban against some majority muslim countries and now maybe also in this case the point is that donald trump needs his core supporters his base if he wants to control the republican establishment and part of that base is the conservative pro israel lobby and their christian conservative. evangelist. partners and supports us so he wants to keep that base and he will proceed with that apparently no matter what all right kirsten phenomena in washington and tanya kramer in jerusalem to both of you thank you here in europe spain's supreme court has withdrawn an international arrest warrant for catalonia his former leader. in four of his cabinet members

f.b.i. now republicans are pointing to peter strock and his possible bias as proof that the investigation into russia and donald trump may be politically motivated from the beginning now in his usual style donald trump got on twitter and he spoke up and was highly critical of the f.b.i. he said that the reputation of the f.b.i. is in tatters and he said that it's tented he called the f.b.i. dishonest now the house and house intelligence committee says that they want answers from the department of justice about why this topic agent was fired they want answers they want information and if they don't get it this will be going to court. is being claimed that a british aid companies in the first simply funding to heidi's in syria adam smith international which aims at improving living conditions into world countries is accused of letting its funding end up in the hands of terrorists according to a t.v. documentary which will be broadcast in britain in a few hours with the details his party boy. up until last night the british government had just scheme whereby it provided funding for policing and c

f.b.i. investigating the members of the bloods gang involved in the violent crime. >> now a crime alert to tell you about. take a look at the screen. a frightening robbery in the district. you can see they are holding a.k. style rifle. he and another man held up a store on the benning road in this morning. nobody was hurt. but police are eager to find guys to get them off the street. >> caught on the shid owe a slow speed chase in texas. police pursuing a man accused of stealing construction equipment. they were only going 20 miles per hour. but the chase lasted about ten miles. eventually the guy was arrested and is facing felony charges. now to this shocking video. this is coming to us from new jersey of a traffic stop. take a good look. the shocked police officer says he pulled over a woman when he saw this street sign sticking out of the sunroof. while she was still driving down the road. >> i pointed that out and she said i didn't know it was there. >> huh, who put that there? she failed a breathalyzer and the two sobriety test. police are not sure how the crash happened. >> looking for wh

f.b.i. investigation into his campaign's connections to russia. there is a sense certainly but it's difficult to prove and to be fair donald trump seems to really believe that the u.s. embassy should be in jerusalem he has promised that during his election campaign now he has broken some of his promises but he's also kept some when you look at the issue of the paris agreement on climate change on the travel ban against some majority muslim countries and now maybe also in this case the point is that donald trump needs his core supporters his base if he wants to control the republican establishment and part of that base is the conservative pro israel lobby and their christian conservative. eventually. partners and supports us so he wants to keep that base and he will proceed with that apparently no matter what all right kirsten phenomena in washington and tanya kramer in jerusalem to both of you thank you the palestinians are reportedly planning a day of rage to protest the move the discussion on social media is turning to how this may affect the se

f.b.i. investigation.eller is too conflicted and should step down in favor of someone more credible. do you agree with that? >> absolutely i do. it goes back to the point. people don't want two sets of rules. one for those in power, one for those who aren't. when the f.b.i. says we aren't going to answer questions of congress. if you get brought in before the f.b.i. are you going to be able to say i'm going to take that peter strzok rule and take the bob mueller approach. i'm just not going to answer your calls or answer your letters. i'm not going to answer a summons. i just don't want to talk to you guys. it doesn't work like that. if there is no accountability to the elected representatives of congress, then we have lost this republic for sure. this is an arrogant and outrageous act of defiance on the part of the highest levels in the f.b.i. and affront to the good and decent men and women of the f.b.i. who serve in the ranks. they don't deserve this. they deserve better leadership and there needs to be