evan gattis singles off. jose altuve scores and carlos correa when josh can't hang on to the ball.ging curve to dead center field. afz make themselves at home. winning ninth straight game in oakland. 5-1 the final. >>> brent burns winner of norris trophy. best defenseman. 29 goals, 47 assists, points led all defensemen. first player in franchise history to win the trophy. sent this message out. >> thanks sharks fans for the support throughout the year. didn't get where we wanted to be but use that motivation for next year and get to the top of the mountain. >>> raiders close to making derek carr highest paid player in the nfl, paid about $25 million a year. last season threw for 28 touchdowns and almost 4,000 yards leading oakland to first playoff appearance since 2002. carr reacted by tweeting, nothing done yet. trust me, hear it here first. by river rock casino. >> $25 million. >> that will work. keep the raiders in oakland. >> abcws

. >> carl gattis, the top fbi official at the national security branch of the fbi. today cart gattis did confirm he talked to james comb yes at the time, and he said he will work with the committee investigating that. now, tomorrow the intelligence committee in the senate will have their next open hearing on the russian attack and the issue of whether there were american confederates who helped the russians in that attack. they'll take testimony on other cunning in europe that have dealt with russian attacks and how it's affected those countries, how those countries have responded. it's slightly unsettling that the response so far to the attack on us, at least by our executive branch, the response is basically limited to top white house officials securing the services of private defense counsel? that's pretty much the only thing they're doing to respond, but that's where we are. that's what they're doing in the executive branch. the senate at least is investigating what happened. joining us is senator mark warner, top democrat on the intelligence committee. snorp, n

what's been the leader this year semi-conductors, biotech and you till gattis. all three of those groups have had problems for different reasons. some in price evaluation we have seen great start to move to the upside. the problem is its not quite clear whether we're going to have any leadership. everyone in their mothers is rooting for banks to be the new technology for the second half of the year. there's some early signs that's happening but the rest isn't there. that's a number they have been shooting for for a long time in terms of what has been getting the inflows, it's the plain vanilla things but we're also seeing big money going into overseas for the first time in a long time. van guard, european funds, emerging market funds are seeing in flows it's for the full year then you can see this if you look at the numbers overseas here. >>> it's very clear signs that they're going to break the momentum of the technology stocks a trillion dollar in etf but these four guys control almost 90% of this prior etf business it's rather remarkable and finally, here's s

carl gattis. the top fbi officials at the national security branch of the fbi.l ga mattis confittis did talk to james comey and he will work with the committee investigating that. >> tomorrow the intelligence is going to have their next open hearing of the russians attack. the committee will take testimonies tomorrow on other countries. we think about how the country responded, it is unsettling of the response so far of the attack on us, at least by your executive branch, the response is limited to top white house officials securing the services of private defense council, that's pretty much the only thing doing to response. that's where we are and that's th what they are doing. joining us now of senator mark warner of the top democratic in the senate which is investigating the attack. it is nice to have you with us tonight, thank you for taking the time. >> thank you rachel, thank you for having me. >> you said your committee is at an early stage in your investigation, we mention tomorrow's hearing how other countries have dealt with russians attack in their el

the nice tag and throw to 1st(mike feirs (5-2): 6 ip, 3 hits, 1 run, 5 k's)top 6th/ 1-0 astros evan gattisaks his bat but it drops in center field one run scores and correa slides head first just by the tag to score 3-0 astros(sean manaea (6-4): 6 ip, 7 hits, 3 runs, 8 k's)top 9th/ 4-1 astros correa solo home run off josh smith 5-1 astros(correa: 16th home run)final: 5-1 astros astros 9th straight win in oakland they've beaten the a's 14 of their last 15 games the giants had another rain delay in atlanta this one 50- minutesjeff samardzija also could have had better luck tonight bottom 7th/ 2-1 braves tyler flowers drives one down the left-field line off samardzija it hits the top of the wall and bounces back in after a review it is rules a home run 3-1 braves (samardzija: 7 ip, 6 hits, 3 runs, 8 k's)top 9th/ 3-2 braves hunter pence with the giants down to their last two outs hits a solo home run just over the fence in center giants tie it!... 3-3bottom 11th/ 3-3 tiematt kemp he once dated rihanna when he was with the dodgers walk-off 2-run home run off cory guerrin game over!final: 5-3 br

nothing to lose, he's a decorated combat veteran, served in vietnam, oversaw investigations of john gatti and noriega. mueller will carry this out very thoroughly but also very slowly. i don't think this tactic is going to work. i think it hurts president trump. i think he should let this investigation go forward, talk about the economy, talk about jobs, you know, talk about his policies. and he's sort of fueling a lot of this coverage un unintentionally, i think. >> i appreciate you all join you go here on cnn this evening. >>> we're going to talk about other big news. are we moving on to the next segment? okay. all right. i want to ask about something else. caitlin, let me bring you back in, i apologize for that. i want you to watch this exchange between senator sessions today and then senator kamala harris. here it is. >> did you have any communication with any russian businessmen or any russian nationals? >> i don't believe i had any conversation with russian businessmen or russian nationals. >> are you aware of -- >> although a lot of people were at the convention. it's -- >> sir, i

his name is carl gattis. question i have now is this going to be the a battle of witnesses, a battle of claims between the president and james comey in terms of whether or not the president appears to have obstructedsays. joining us now is congressman adam schiff. he is a top democrat on the house intelligence committee. congressman, thanks for being with us tonight. i really appreciate your time, sir. >> you bet. good to be with you, rachel. >> let me ask that direct committee that i just laid out here. we heard a list of positions to attack names. people that the director says he confided in after he had these conversations with the president. with those people now be called to testify, do you expect about whether or not they can back up what director comey says? >> i would like to see them come before our committee and share what information they have. as you remember from the director's testimony, at least some of them were even present when director comey was on the phone with the president and could tes

the agency, david bodich and number five, chief of the national security branch of the fbi, carl gattis. dianne feinstein lists them all by name. and tells chuck grassley, head of the judiciary committee, that the judiciary committee should hear from those witnesses basically to see if they corroborate james comey's testimony. so regardless of the russia attack and this huge extensial question of whether the russians had american confederates helping them in that attack, separate issue. regardless of that, if the president of the united states is potentially in legal jeopardy for having tried to shut down an active fbi criminal investigation, we believe the republican-controlled house, at least so far, is basically going to just let that go. not interested. at least not so far. the republican-controlled senate, however, may be showing signs of life. at least if the democrats in the republicans on the judiciary committee there, if dianne feinstein and grassley continue to work together. and we know that aside from congress, we know the special counsel is on that as well. he has the power

evan gattis and alex bregman both doubled twice to help the astros improve to a major league-best 24-he road while winning their seventh straight at the coliseum. jed lowrie doubled in oakland's run. the a's were coming off a four-game sweep of the al east-leading new york yankees but fell 15= games behind the first-place astros in the al west. brad peacock struck out eight in 5 2/3 innings. he retired 16 of his first 18 batters and didn't allow a runner past first until matt joyce's one-out double in the sixth. three relievers combined to get 10 outs for houston. ken giles pitched the ninth for his 17th save. (mark) dodgers rookie cody bellinger became the fastest player to 21 home runs in baseball history, connecting in his first two at-bats against new york mets right-hander zack wheeler on monday night. bellinger, who was not called up until three weeks into the season, now has 21 home runs in his first 51 games. that surpasses by one the totals of gary sanchez (new york yankees, 2016) and wally berger (boston braves, 1930). both had 20 home runs through 51 games. it took berger 5

gattis and mr. morris, would you add more color and commentary to the success stories, if you can, of how this tool has been so useful in protecting the country. >> yes, sir. i would be happy to. i spoke about an example in my opening statement regarding an individual overseas who was part of an isil facilitation network. i can always walk the committee and the american public through something that impacted the americans overseas. this occurred on december 31st of the last year in istanbul, turkey. there was an individual targeting a nightclub there in turkey and was going to conduct a terrorist attack at that particular nightclub. he kids, in fact, conduct that attack as i know now. and he was responsible for the deaths or injuries of 38 people from 147 different countries. one of those individuals was an american who was shot in the hip. in working together with our foreign service partners in turkey, we were able to identify the individual who conducted that attack. and we were able to go up on