that's really what glen simpson was doing. he was farming this fake dossier out to as many press agents as he could and then recycling it back to the justice department people and running tight the fbi to give it added weight and credibility. the whole idea is the more people you got talking about a document that is not true, the more people are going to belief an untrue document. that's and happened and the fbi used it to launch the investigation into the trump campaign. and you're exactly right. comey fired, deputy director mccabe fierdz, chief counsel baker demoted and left, lisa page demoted and left and peter strzok, launched and ran the russia information, deputy head of counter intelligence, first demoted and then fired. that has never happened at another federal agency. and now we have glen simpson taking the fifth and the guy in charge of it all, rod rosenstein was a no-show last week when we asked him to come in and give us some answers as well. lou: under subpoena. what are we going see congress do about rod rosenst

then, that unbeknownst to glen, angel had a fan club. standing alongside 101 for the past 15 years, angel had become a fixture to the thousands of commuters who passed her every single day. when they learned via social media she survived the fire but needed help to come home, well? >> they lined up in droves to help us get her home. >> reporter: they started a go fund my page, paid to have the water restored, fences and a sday this could happen. >> oh, that is just great. that is just dynamite. >> reporter: in the long history of cowboys, it's hard to believe that one has ever home. >> boy, she is the prettiest thing i have ever seen. >> reporter: there is still so much on this ranch. and in this region that is not the same as it was one year ago. but one step at a time, one cow at a time they are getting back to normal. >> she made it home. and sonoma county is still strong! >> i want to clap. >> so angel is home. and glen and his family are so appreciative of people in the community who reached out. they couldn't have done it on their

good thing, then, that unbeknownst to glen, angel had a fan club. you see, standing alongside 101 for the past 15 years, angel had become a fixture to the thousands of commuters who passed her every single day. when they learned via social media she survived the fire but needed help to come home, well -- >> they have lined up in droves to help us get her home. >> reporter: they started a go fund me page, paid to have the water restored and rebuilt the fences and a small structure for angel. all so this past sunday this could happen. >> oh, that's great. that is just dynamite. >> reporter: in the long history of cowboys, it's hard to believe that one has ever been happier to have a cow come home. >> boy, she is the prettiest thing i've ever seen. >> reporter: there is still so much on this ranch, and in this region that is not the same as it was one year ago. but one step at a time, one cow at a time, they are getting back to normal. >> she made it home. and sonoma county is still strong. . >> glen and his family are so appreciative of all the effort

little free libraries in willow glen are weatherproof works of art. some have gone beyond only offering books, instead expanding to include board games. others have installed a built-in drip irrigation system and have a spooky someone nearby enjoying a good story. >> they're everywhere in willow glen and all around the country. >> a legacy of it willsy and community led by todd bol who lost his battle to pancreatic cancer. >> what a great thing, though, that he created. >> so cute those little boxes. >>> all right. the mega millions craze is sweeping the nation as a prize nears a billion. >> a billion dollars with a b. hundreds lined up at the prim valley lottery store at the nevada border to test their luck. the game not played in nevada. at 970 million, it's the largest mega millions jackpot since the game debuted in 1996. >>> in san francisco, customers at nob hill liquors were buying tickets late into the night and thinking about what they will do with the winnings. >> first thing buy my mom a house. they're big you have to play. >> that's nice. t

do the new glen one first. this is an animation of new glen. ♪ new glen is our orbital vehicle.t's 3.85 million pounds of thrust. in terms of thrust, it's about half the size of saturn v. we have landing gear out capability. the booster is fully reusable, it lands downrange on a ship. the be-4s each of have 550,000 pounds of thrust. they're powered by liquified natural gas and liquid oxygen. the strakes provide good cross range. this is second stage. this has actually changed since this animation was made, we switched the second stage to liquid hydrogen using our be-3 engine which i'll show you a short clip of. now the booster is coming back in for a landing. we've really stressed availability on this vehicle. and so we have designed the landing ship to be under way so we can stabilize it really well, because we want to be able to land that booster even in heavy sea states. there's the landing. and then of course the most important part, payload deployment. >> thank you. [ applause ] >> there's a big team of people working very hard to make all of that come true in the very near

sonoma...tomorrow marks 1 year when the fire erupted in glen ellen around 10 at night.sot: chief steve akres, sonoma valley fire and rescue// "these losses are real and continue to impact many of us as we continue to recover and rebuild."(nats clapping)sot: chief ray mulas, schell-vista fire district// "were better today for what we went through last year."together with 4 smaller fires the nuns fire burned 56 thousand acres...and killed 2 people.(nats bell tolls)monday there was a moment of silence, a bell tolled 44 times for victims of all the north bay fires combined and the love sculpture was lit up to honor those victims.this was also a reflection for lessons learned over the course of this year. sot: mayor madylon agrimonti, city of sonoma// "i think one of the things that we actually have learned is how do we do this better the next time you know with communication with cellphones i dont know how they do it. one of the other things is people died in their garages seniors like me be cause they could get their doors up so those are some of the things we are going to educate about."

. >>> in san jose, people in willow glen say they are fed up with crime. they tell kpix 5's maria medina that if the city doesn't do something about it, they will. >> it's like living in a war zone. >> reporter: in one of the wealthiest neighborhoods in san jose -- >> it's become a terrifying place to liver now. >> reporter: -- crime is spiking from daytime home invasions, carjackings, robberies and burglaries. she said it's so bad she feels like a prisoner at home. >> when i'm home alone during the day now, i set my alarm. and i do feel like a prisoner. i don't feel safe going out to my driveway after dark. >> reporter: at a recent past town hall meeting, concerned residents expressed outrage about the crime to the city's top cop. that night, chief garcia told them he was creating a new burglary prevention unit to target the most prolific criminals in san jose. >> we have a lot of work to do to make san jose safe. >> reporter: mayor sam liccardo attended a willow glen neighborhood association meeting where crime became a hot topic again with neighbors. >>

for someone buying a $300,000 home, this is an extra $200 a month in mortgage payments. >> glen, haveyou seen that in terms of activity through red fin? >> we've seen it on our website, we have seen it through our brokerage, we've seep n it acro the board in the industry. some people who thought they could afford a house are questioning whether they can some people who decided to buy instead of rent are now looking again at that equation because there is more rental inventory now reaching the market, especially in major coastal cities so folks are shifting back towards represenntals because t monthly payment will be lower there. for the past few years, it's been going in the other direction. >> steve, red fin's survey shows that fewer than half the people said they would cancel their plan to buy a home because of rising interest rates or really slow down. but is that true how do rising interest rates really affect the potential homeowners, home buyers and how does that filter through the rest of the economy as people slow down home equity loans, refinancings and things like that >> i

is glen sergeon. >> yes. >> sth: so this guy, he was the salesman for arrowhawk?correct. >> smith: in 2009, when arrowhawk was being considered, the only person on the krs board with much investment management experience was chris tobe. he thoht it was a risky bet. >> ...you hire a hedge fund, you're looking for a fund thattr has k record, experience. >> smith: right, and this one didn't.re >> c. but glen sergeon had a relationship with adam tosh, the chief investmenter of krs at the time. tosh sold us that... >> smith: tobe told me that krs's chief investment officer,c adam tosh, con the board to invest in arrowhawk, which resulted in a lae fee from arrowhawk for tosh's man, glen sergeon. >> smith: and how much money was he paid to bring in arrowhaw >> two million for arrowhawk.ug but he b in some other investments to the total of six million. >> smith: but at the time of the vote, the board didn't know there was a placement agent operating in the background. >> it was never disclosed in financial statements, it was never disclosed anywhere that... even the exist

. >> among the places hard hit by last year's wild fires was the tiny community of glen ellen. fires destroyed home after home, including a place of healing. >>> casey dugard helped save the horses at the height of the fire. thha the story. >> step. step. >> it's the first time back for this horse freesia since the frightening night when a firestorm came rage toward her home, a ranch in glen ellen. >> freesia is a therapy horse owned by dr. who treated jaycee dugard. on the night of the fire bailey and husband were out of the country. jaycee was in the area and among those who came to rescue the horses after a call from bailey's daughter. >> very frightening to get a call from your daughter saying, mom, i just drove down the block and there are 20-foot flames on either side. of oo g the and all oer leed to put us through 24 hours -- 36 hours of terror, terror really. >> the horses were saved. but most everything else was a total loss. the home bailey and her husband shared and the ranch the couple used as a protected space for bailey's patients. people trying to recover from a

>> among the places hit by last year emphasis north bay wildfires was the tiny sonoma community of glen ellen. >> that's where the gnomes fire described home after home. one of those patients helped save the horses at the height of the fire. >> abc 7 news reporter laura anthony has her story. >> reporter: it's the first time back for this horse, freesia, since that flightening night one year ago when the nuns fire, a fire storm came raging toward her home, a ranch in glen ellen. freesia and dr. velcro are therapy horses owned by dr. rebecca bailee, the psychologist who helped jacee deguard recover from the trauma of living as a captive for two decades. >> winston churchill said there's something good about the outside of a horse is good for a woman or man. >> reporter: after a call from bailee's daughter. >> very frightened to get a call from your daughter saying, mom, i just drove down the block and there's 20 foot flames on either side. jacee went and got friends of ours to get the horses. and all the other horses left, but these two decided to put us through 24 hours, 36 hours of ter

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people in willow glen are saying they are fed up with the crime and they tell kpix5 if the city does not do something about it, they will. >> it is like living in a war zone. >> reporter: in one of the wealthiest war zones in san jose. >> it is a terrifying place to live now. >> reporter: crime is spiking from day time home invasions, carjackings, robberies, burglaries, it has gotten so bad she feels like a prisoner in in her own home. >> when i am home alone during the day now i set my alarm. i feel like a prisoner in. i don't feel safe going out to my driveway after dark. >> at a packed meeting, concerned residents expressed outrage to the top cop. that night the chief told them he was creating a newburg later prevention target. >> i would tell them i have a lot of work to do to make san jose safe. >> reporter: tonight, the mayor attended a neighborhood association meeting where crime was a hot topic, once again, with neighbors. >> they have every right to wore. -- worry, we need to step it up. >> reporter: she noticed more patrols in the neighborhood but the mayor says it is too s

looking at the afternoon, that renders out of the great glen, gci’oss renders out of the great glen,s the spine of scotland into northern ireland. ahead of that we will see showery outbreaks of rain moving through the isle of man and into the lake district. for england and wales the cloud should break up into the afternoon and temperatures with some sunshine, again, like today should be into the high teens, maybe 20 degrees. cool to the far north. that weather front will gradually sink south, overnight thursday into friday. and pretty much split the country in two in terms of the feel of the weather. to the south at that front, the south—westerly flow and some sunshine, it will be quite warm and humid. there will be persistent rain across the north of england and then to the north of that front something a little bit cooler. 10— i2 to the north of that front something a little bit cooler. 10— 12 degrees at highest values. we could see 21 in the south—east corner. as we move out friday into the start of the weekend, it looks as though we will continue to see some wet weather slowly si

then i really appreciate your time thanks for coming on to even listen to the in science of glen guy who's professor of psychology at the state university of new york at new people thanks so much fun . thank you very much neal. vigils in memory of the victims of the college attack have been held across russia in moscow people have been laying flowers and lighting candles at the war memorial to the city of in the alexander gardens of the walls of the kremlin while president vladimir putin who is hosting his egyptian counterpart in the black sea resort of sochi opened that meeting with a statement on the atrocity. that you would it is so well used when you want to express my deepest condolences to the relatives of those who have been killed i hope that all the victims will recall vote as soon as possible we will do everything we can to help them we already know this is a crime and we are looking deeply into the motives and versions of. it all the results of the investigation will be made public dear friend see a memory of all the victims let's honor them with the minutes side but shoul

two years later, glen sim sonl can't come and testify to congress because he has to invoke hills rightst self inincrimination. how far has this investigation turned. collusion a russia, to collusion with the democratic party and the fbi. it's because of people like congressman meadows and congressman jordan. >> and you and sarah and greg and others deserve credit. i call it the year of the boomerang. will we get the declassified unredacted materials? >> yeah, i think we will get them. hopefully. >> sean: before the election. >> before the election. hopefully small group of them before the election. and we need to have them. >> sean: sr. ra? >> absolutely, we need the dossier, the gang of eight packet that will disclose the exculpatory evidence, and the 302s. >> sean: john? >> no doubt. >> sean: before the election? >> some of it, a lot of it will be after the election i fear. >> sean: thank you for what you're doing. kid rock at the white house had a perfect response to the reporter, next. today... back pain can't win. now introducing aleve back and muscle pain. only aleve targets toug

dagen: if glen simpson lied, then where are the charges?, it wasn't public, this is not televised, he told congress i told the fbi that christopher steele wanted to take down donald trump. i told them that my wife worked for fusion gps. it was working on putting the dossier together before they ever got the first -- maria: nobody told the fisa court. congressman john ratcliffe told me there's no danger in the president fully declassifying all the pertinent documents in all of this. watch. >> >> all of the documents that chairman nunes and others are seeking to declassify, to have the president declassify, i have seen them. i can tell you as a former federal prosecutor, my opinion is that declassifying them would not expose any national security information, would not expose any sources and methods, it would expose certain folks at the obama justice department and fbi and their actions and their actions taken to conceal material facts from the foreign intelligence surveillance court. maria: there you go. no one told the fisa court. >> very c

reporter, glen mills and student chase larson.or members of the viewing audience produce bidding on social media. glen mills is a reporter for jennifer, for utah and selleck. chase larson is a student association executive vice president. by the way, having already referenced the candidates political titles from offices that they currently hold, i will omit those titles from this.on. just prior to the debate, the going toss determined that ben mcadams will provide the initial response to the first question. we will then alternate who answers first on the remaining questions. let's get right to the question. it's important for every voter to know something personal about the candidate. there will not be a rebuttal for the first question. it comes from social media and its any call. she asks, it takes a great amount of effort to run for political office. because of the time. resources and support required. i'm curious to know what your motivations were to run for the position of representing the people in utah's fourth congressional

weather front will continue to bring rain to parts of scotland, improving to the west of the great glenoon. rain into northern ireland and north—west of england. central and southern areas the cloud should break up and where we get some sunshine coming through, just like today those temperatures could respond. one or two places could see high teens. our weather front will sink steadily southwards on friday and that is good to be the dividing line between something cool and fresh up into the far north—west and still quite humid and cloudy at times to the south and east. that will have an impact on the temperature. again, if we get some sunshine we could see temperatures as high as 21 degrees but cooler behind that weather front. ten to 11 degrees at the very best. as you move into the weekend that weather front a player at the beginning. it will continue to drift steadily south and east and then high p i’essu i’e south and east and then high pressure builds for the second half of the weekend. on saturday, wet weather moving its way across england and wales, eventually into the south—east

this is about the fact that glen simpson could be in trouble.her: he did not tell committees that he met nelly ohr, bruce ohr's wife who is apparently going to testify next week possibly. >> right. there's a reason for this, you don't take the fifth, you've got problems. attorney is giving advise for good reason. heather: should he be subpoenaed? >> he should be subpoenaed, should be brought before the committee and he could then take the fifth publicly. in that event, the congress can get immunity if they wanting to down that route or try to hold him in contempt if they do not believe he's appropriately invoking the fifth amendment. heather: give him immunity -- >> that's not what they are going to do. if you get immunity, you can't plea the fifth, you lost potential for criminal liability and you can be compelled. i don't see them doing that. i think they'll dispute the fifth and say you're not taking the fifth for legal reasons, could take that to district court and challenge him by holding him in contempt. heather: let's talk about the other

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glen kessler went through all the data, consulted with experts.lain what was wrong about the reporting of senator elizabeth warren's dna? >> the reporting was framed that because the dna test found it was anywhere from six generations to ten generations away that that meant she would have as little as one thousandth, 24th of her dna was native american. that's not the way to look at it. the report showed she had an ancestor who was native american dating back six generations which is -- would place it around the 1850s, and this's somewhat consistent with the lore of the warren family. the dna doesn't, like get smaller as you go back future generations, if you would go back 10 generations that means she might have had a dozen or more ancestors that were native american. >> so what do native americans have to say about this and what does your fact check show bottom line? >> the bottom line is elizabeth warren is 95% of european dna. the native american part you can definitely identify that there was an ancestor dating back maybe 15 or so years ago a

tim coulter, victima de abuso sexual es la misma casa de willow glen a la que fuimos a buscarlo el sor su parte el obispo mcgrath por medio de un video publicado pagi de internet de la diosis dijo: nuestro trabajo no habra terminado hasta que todos los que hayan sido lastimados hayan recibido asistencia y alivio, y hasta que la maldad del abuso sexual contra menores se haya erradicado de la sociedad... y hacer incapie en que las victimas deben de poner la denuncia ante el departamento de policia primero y despues ante la oficina de proteccion de ninos y adultos vulnerables de la diocesis... el asunto es que en california existe existe un recurso legal que se llama estatutos de limitaciones que se refiere al tiempo que una victima tiene para reportar el crimen o delito... ismael perez, abogado civil como esta la ley ahorita dice que pueden investigar hasta que la persona tenga 40 anos...eso es en casos criminales l mismo tiempo la victima por los vídeos. cambio pueden investigar hasta que la persona tenga 40 años estos son casos criminales. >>> no más de ocho años después de que el me

from house arrest bronson was arrested two years ago on suspicion of having links to fight to the glen a cleric that turkey's government blames for the failed coup attempt in two thousand and sixteen his attention has caused serious friction between washington and with both sides imposing tit for tat sanctions. freshly landed on german soil u.s. pastor andrew brunson kisses the american flag after being detained for two years while living and working in turkey the american ambassador to germany posted this image on twitter during his stopover brunson left is there in western turkey as a free man on his way back to the united states a turkish court had convicted bronson of links to terrorism allegedly organized through his small if a church but authorities decided to let him leave. president donald trump is hailing the release as a diplomatic success but trump deny there been any agreement to lift the sanctions the u.s. had imposed after bronson was arrested. we spoke to turkey. and he went through a system and we got about it was no deal made at all there was no deal but we're very hap

degrees, whereas further north, low single figures, perhaps a touch of frost in one or two of the glenst barely moves. it stays static through central parts of the country, with brighter weather to the north and to the south. so we'll see outbreaks of rain throughout the day on friday throughout northern england, maybe the north midlands, into wales, scotland and northern ireland. bright, fairly breezy, but on the cool side. the south certainly will be dry, sunny and pretty warm. could see the odd shower around, maybe, across the western side of scotland. otherwise it's going to be mostly dry here, that cloud bringing outbreaks of rain to northern parts of england, into wales and the midlands southwards. a pretty glorious afternoon, in fact, with light winds, and that sunshine is going to feel more like summer than autumn. those temperatures topping out at around 22, maybe 23 degrees in the south—east. around the mid to upper teens celsius under that cloud, and for scotland and northern ireland, temperatures here ten to 12 degrees. so it will feel very different. now, as we head on into

degrees, whereas further north, low single figures, perhaps a touch of frost in one or two of the glensays static through central parts of the country, with brighter weather to the north and to the south. so we'll see outbreaks of rain throughout the day on friday throughout northern england, maybe the north midlands, into wales, scotland and northern ireland. bright, fairly breezy, but on the cool side. the south certainly will be dry, sunny and pretty warm. could see the odd shower around, maybe, across the western side of scotland. otherwise it's going to be mostly dry here, that cloud bringing outbreaks of rain to northern parts of england, into wales and the midlands southwards. a pretty glorious afternoon, in fact, with light winds, and that sunshine is going to feel more like summer than autumn. those temperatures topping out at around 22, maybe 23 degrees in the south—east. around the mid to upper teens celsius under that cloud, and for scotland and northern ireland, temperatures here ten to 12 degrees. so it will feel very different. now, as we head on into the start of the wee

and then glen simpson. wanted to find out whose idea was it to create this back channel. was it the ohrs or simpson? the ohrs remain a central focus in the investigation. >> >> shannon: you mentioned glen. that's where this all linked back to. he was on the hill this week too, but didn't get anything from him. >> he's the cofounder of fusion gps. and he takes the fifth. his lawyers say he's been on the hill multiple times before, which is accurate, but those committees didn't have the full picture about this back channel with the dossier with the fbi. so he takes the fifth. they argued we need to see the big picture. they flagged russian interference first. and you should not look so much at the dossier. but you know the dossier needed to be verified and it was not verified to get that surveillance warrant. >> shannon: that's right. another key witness on the hill -- it's been a very busy week for you. another key witness there is not reportedly backing away from these claims, when rod rosenstein is quoted

lou: good evening, everybody our top stories, glen simpson needs the fifth on capitol hill.on gps, the smear merchant firm behind the fraudulent anti-trump dossier. the fbi and the department of justice used to spy on the trump campaign and to ultimately create the russia witch hunt. simpson today refusing to answer questions from congress. his decision angered house republicans. >> i'm not surprised that glen simpson is taking the fifth. he probably should. he's in real legal jeopardy. very clearly someone is not

. >>> gunfire erupted in the willow glen neighborhood of san jose last night. it came from a paintball gun, the example participant hit cars and people. we are live in spo t with sever victims and damian, this is a story you will nbc bay area. >> reporter: wade morris says he was walking here along busy minnesota avenue when the shots broke out striking him three times. as you mention ltd. several parked cars were also hit by a pain president isball. wayne morris says he still has the welts from the impact of the paintballs. >> all of a sudden i hear pop, pop, pop. it sounded like gunfire. i'm an army veteran. i've heard gunfire and it startle me. >> reporter: morris and his wife were walking with the family dog. he thought he was hit with a real gun. >> it felt liquidy. i couldn't see. >> reporter: nelson counted eight paintball hits on his car. he shared this under surveillance video with us. his car is the dark suv on the other side of the street. he says cars with lights on driving past is the one that shot up his vehicle. >> i saw marks across my car. so i

>> as i think has been widely reported, glen simpson did appear yesterday pursuant to the subpoena.ered two or three questions and then invoked his fifth amendment rights. but i will say, we already have sworn testimony from glen simpson and it directly conflicts with sworn testimony of bruce ohr at the department of justice about their interactions with one another with christopher steele and about the steele dossier that was at the center of this investigation. so sometimes silence speaks volumes and there's certainly enough here for u.s. attorney john huber who has been detailed to investigate fisa abuse to look further at this matter. nellie ohr, the wife of bruce ohr, will be testifying on friday. i plan to question her, obviously, about her involvement and operational role along with her husband, the fact that they were paid by fusion gps and benefited from the creation of the steele dossier as the central piece of evidence before the foreign intelligence surveillance court, a fact that was never disclosed to the judges at the court. we want to ask her about that. tomorrow, fb

fusion gps co-founder glen simpson planning to plead the fifth to avoid speaking in front of congresslen simpson had previously testified under oath to the house intelligence committee that he never met with bruce ohr or discussed with bruce ohr the steele dossier prior to the october fisa application in 2016 or the 2016 presidential election. that is in direct contradiction to what bruce ohr told me under oath last month. he's in real legal jeopardy, very clearly someone is not telling the truth. carley: simpson's firm was behind the controversial anti-trump dossier. president trump answering questions as to whether james mattis could be the next to leave the administration. >> i don't know. he hasn't told me that. >> do you want him to leave? >> i have a good relationship with him. i think he's sort of a democrat, if you want to know the truth. but general mattis is a good guy. we get along very well. he may leave. i mean, at some point everybody leaves, everybody, people leave. that's washington. carley: sort of a democrat. mattis has openly disagreed with president trump on severa

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getting you out the door in willow glen, we will have some wool temperatures, only in the upper 40s, and heading into the mid-60s by noon. i'll have a look at that halloween forecast coming uphec. thank you, kari. 4:4. >>> a man caught on video with bingham boarded a train .t.tric during the monday evening commute and started waving the chainsaws around. he was arrested at the merritt station in oakland. the passenger who recorded the video said she was stunned and couldn't believe her eyes. >> he's trying to start it and he's like making all these noises, talking about texas chainsaw massacre, and talking about he's b.a.r.t. massacrer. >> that's frightening. bingham is facing several charges inclung threatening to >>> the plan to transform cupertino's runned down shopping mall faces a potential new hurdle. vote demolition began earlier this month and councilmembers are finalizing plans for a future housing and shopping complex. opponents announcing they collected enough signatures for a referendum on the 2020 ballot. developerseresponded saying the possible referendum will not slow

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what this might mean for roger stone and the investigation, jill wine banks and glen kirshner, a legal analyst. he's been subpoenaed, records have been taken, gone before robert mueller he seems to be crucial as mueller looks at stone. >> he does. and both of them seem to be taking credit for the wikileaks release of the e-mails. and so it's hard to get around that. because they wrote texts saying they should get -- for the release of these very hurtful remiles that have been stolen by the russians and released by wikileaks. that's pretty good evidence. and no matter what they say now denying it, and we know that roger stone has a history of saying no, no, no i didn't do things, which he then has to retract. >> yes. >> he said he had never met with russians. he said that a month after he had actually met with a russian who was offering to sell incriminating information to the trump campaign. he had to undo his testimony before the house intelligence committee. >> glenn, there's a legal question here that's interesting we've been probing on a little bit. let's say corsey or stone knew a

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glen simpson, fusion gps, refused to come before congress, i talked to chairman gowdy this evening, the we have now is to hold him in contempt of congress. >> sean: why isn't that happening? where are the 302s that the president was going to release? where are the fisa warrants he was going to release? >> we have got to get those out. transparency is good. as you know, i've been advocating for that,ve the president is advocating. but he wants to be cautious. i applaud that. he's getting accused left and c right of interfering in this investigation. >> sean: interfering? they're obstructing a congressional investigation, that's your constitutional role to your credit you're doing. sara carter? >> oh, i couldn't agree more with you, sean, on this. look, we have rod rosenstein, obviously a lot of information has come out in the last few weeks.ma we know that james baker, the former general counsel of the fbi, came forward and said, we took seriously what he said. he wanted to invoke the 25th. we now know -- >> sean: wear a wire. >> that's right. secretly record the president of the united

you're never neuer thmore than s away from my accuweather forecast. 51, glen park. everyone else 53 to 56 degrees. foreman, the ferry building, heading to those, about 57 degrees. low to mid-50s down both sides of the bay shore. 51, san leandro, santa clara. walnut creek, 51. petaluma about 55 degrees right now. let's break down your commute weather-wise. it's pretty cloudy across the western span of the bay bridge. dry and cool on the roads today. ferry ride, light breezes. cool to mild. north bay, wiaking up to cloud cover. 50. sunshine. we're seeing a lot of it. low 70s during the the afternoon hours. 57 by 8:00. on the peninsula, looking a at cloud cover through at least 10:00. sunshine in the afternoon hours. we'll flirt with 70. in the south bay, clouds will linger a little bit longer. low 70s after starting off at 55 at 8:00. how about some stars at 62 at about. 8:00. let's bring in our traffic star. you like that seb way? >>ake it. >> pretty quiet so far today. no major issues so far this morning. we did have a problem eastbound 92 just as you're exiting the

you can see where it's heading the next few minutes. 11:37 in glen ellyn. i want to take you in tighter here. we're seeing downpours from pen grobe, old adobe bill road, getting reports on twitter from a follower telling me she saw lightning and also some hale. not out of the question. from san francisco down the peninsula into the east bay, green there. that's steady drizzle or light showers right now. redwood city, menlo park, palo alto sees returns here. i know it's october. this looks like winter in the central siera. mixed precipitation. it is snowing at the highest elevations. tie oh ga pass. this is becoming interesting here by the hour. here's the main energy, the area of low pending up moisture. we saw our first round come through earlier today. this is our second round in association with the low finally starting to advance. rainfall totals have been over an inch in santa rosa, san rafael picked up a third of an inch of additional rain in the past hour. san francisco .2. only trace amounts in san jose, mountain view, livermore, oakland 700, 600 in

lou: good evening, everybody our top stories, glen simpson needs the fifth on capitol hill.son the towner of fusion gps, the smear merchant firm behind the fraudulent anti-trump dossier. the fbi and the department of justice used to spy on the trump campaign and to ultimately create the russia witch hunt. simpson today refusing to answer questions from congress. his decision angered house republicans. >> i'm not surprised that glen simpson is taking the fifth. he probay s