guest: pretty quiet on capitol hill. there were a lot of questions on if the president were to rule out this immigration overhaul, historically, when presidents do something like that, they try to line up support on capitol hill, so when they drop a big plan like this, they have supporters lined up to talk to the cameras, , toalk to reporters like us give high praise for something like this. that was not in the works last week. there were not senators or how senators with white house talking points. there are a lot of questions about how it would be implemented, and there is a lot of concern about the deferred action for childhood arrivals program set up under the obama administration, dreamers, and what would happen to them. they were not addressed at all in this plan. that has been a point of some bipartisan unity on capitol hill. there are republicans on the hill who are supportive of protecting those daca recipients, and that was a point where they could move forward, potentially, and to have it go unaddressed was a

hill? >> absolutely not. >> did your kid kill hannah hill? >> no. >> two trials. >> i was a wreck. it was just very intense. >> would there ever be justice for hannah hill? >> the truth always comes out. >> i'm lester holt, and this is "dateline." here's dennis murphy with our story. >> she was a girl who made big entrances. >> she could walk in the room and light up the place. she would make the whole room smile. >> she was always happy, just wanted to have fun. >> but it was her exit, her sudden disappearance, poof, gone from her house just like that, that enshrouded young hannah hill in mystery. >> ms. hill was last seen last wednesday. we're asking anyone with any information contact the police department detective bureau. >> she was 18 years old, just days from turning 19, and seemed to be in for the night. a former homecoming queen in her pjs phoning a few friends from her basement bedroom at her mom and dad's in akron, ohio. it's too late now, but you wish she could answer just one q

i consider myself a po a nativef potrero hill. went to missouri street after two days of hospitalization. i want to first honor and acknowledge the ancestors that came before us shared our mothers, mothers and fathers, fathers came to san francisco. some of us came to san francisco from the south trying to avoid atrocious cities, trying to better their lives and moved to potrero hill. they didn't know they were going to unknown territory. this is what they called home. i still consider it home today. i want to remember those people. i want to remember the people that came before those, the native hurricanes that this was their land, their home and that we don't often knowledge that but we feel their spirits on the hill. this is a beautiful space. it is a beautiful space and the homes that reside across the street and up the street and up this hill and down the street. those will be one day another transformation in physical form. we are talking about more than a physical form. my people believe in spirits. i am 90% of what you don

there was a lot of upset on capitol hill about this. often when youl have glo threats when you think the u.s. military might be needed, they notify the armed services committee and talk to the gang of eight -- the's a protocol and the administration didn't do that. there is concern of what is happening on the ground. they were hearing it in the media before thedministration. and the overall message was, this does not have -- military action i d irans not have support of congress and democrats would argue if theen pres wanted to do that, they would need a vote. robert: iran feels crippled with h.h.s. - itsconomy because of sanctions. >> much of this interpreting what the pressure is, economicon sanc which thede pre says they're prepared to escalate. it is clear tt any military action against iran would be devastating and destabilizing for the region in a way the u.s. does not want to take on for a number ofeasons. robert: in alabama, the republican led state legislature passed aew total ban on abortion. the law has no exceptions for rape

this is a big part of morgan hill. personality a big part of their city as they love having folks there. >> a lost folks are going to be out there. as we see right now on our screen, there are going to be a lot of road closures because this is a big event in that area. so talk about what people should be mindful of. >> reporter: all right. so the road closures are not going to be as rough as they were last year. laura and i were talking about this earlier today. last year there was a time trial here in morgan hill. and so the road closures lasted pretty much all through the day. if you look at that map, though, you can see the areas that are going to be closed. stretches of monterey, cochran road, butterfield boulevard, main avenue and condit. they're going to be closed for just about an hour between 2:45 and 3:45 this afternoon as those cyclists make their way into the city. again, the closures last year lasted a lot longer because it was a different kind of trial. >> we see the track they were traveling. talk to us a

does this grease the skids for thesmca on capitol hill? >> it was a very good week on capitolr hill the president in the trade agenda, part of that becse heame up to the hill to met with democrats including nancy pelosi. i think there was skepticism going into the meeting and democrats came out of the meeting thinking the message to democrats was what d i need to do to get you on board. they know they need nancy peli to bringhis to the floor and i think they recognize that and i would say in t ebb and flow of what can this congress do with this period, at the endf this week, i talked to more democrats who thought trade was much more of a possibility than some of the other this. robert: when could a vote happen? >> anyone who says anything that could happen substantively ith congress has to happen this year. next year the chances are nancy pelosi said she's not in any rush so i can't imagine it happens any time sn butf you'll see movement on it, fall is probably a time. robert: thisnlasn't the movement, hans. on trade this week we had the p

over the years the once sleepy town of morgan hill has become more than just a gateway to silicon valley. >> i think they have done an awesome job. it feels hometown but it has everything to offer you, everything. so i love it. >> quiet and quaint have been replaced with the hustle and bustle of construction downtown. next to the granada theater on monterey road, the granada hotel recently broke ground and will have 60 rooms and feature a spa, steakhouse and market hall among other amenities. south bay entrepreneur frank leal is on a mission to make morgan hill a tourist destination similar to napa. >> the way that traffic is and people's time restraints. why not take a 15, 20 minute dive down to morgan hill. >> just a few blocks away, a new apartment building will come online later this year in addition to other projects in the works. >> we have the weather, we have the wineries, we have the restaurants. so it's all finally coming together. >> officials say it's all part of their plan to raise the city's profile. >> one of the most exciting things about this renaissance is

in the hills of san jose, i have seen them in livermore. this is down in morgan hill. morgan hill outdoor "sportscenter" will be the finish. this is where the most exciting action of today's stage is going to happen here in morgan hill. 132 elite cyclists did start the amgen sunday in sacramento. yesterday's stage was tough. it was mostly uphill near lake tahoe's heavenly ski resort. they will end up in morgan hill. city leaders could not be more thrilled. >> stage three is particularly exciting because it's a long race. but it also has six independent plains. 10,000 feet of elevation. so the riders are going to be coming in to morgan hill tired. they're going to be coming in to a sprint at the finish line with very sharp turns. and they're going to be racing to the finish line. >> reporter: check out the map of where the cyclists will speed in. stretches of monterey, cochran, butterfield, main avenue. they will be closed for about an hour between 2:45 and 3:45 this afternoon. this is a little different from last year where they have a speed trial. morgan hill unified

happened just after 9 45 last night on tuscan drive not far from all but an expressway and blossom hill road in south san jose police say 5 or 6 people ranging in age from 16 to 18 assaulted the 2 men. shots were also fired in the area, right now police do not have anyone in custody. the victims who were attacked are expected to be okay. >>in san francisco biologist finished and that crop see on a dead gray whale found at ocean beach the whale washed ashore yesterday morning and officials now said died after being struck by a ship. the marine mammal center conducted the necropsy today, they say they found deep lacerations and wounds to his body. they also say the whale is malnourished and it didn't have the blubber and fats that it should have. >>yes she is mount or so we were able to see that straight away and that we do that by measuring the number depth and specific areas so relative to what she condition she should be and for an adult female. and this time of year she's in full body condition. >>as for what will happen to the remains ocean beach is managed by the national park servi

morgan hill, san martin, and gilroy.amian: you're still taking more signups? kathy: yes, we are. it's going to happen in july, so there's still time to sign up. damian: what's that like, shirley, to see chavalitos who maybe were born here and they're taking up the guitaro and they're taking up the trumpet, the violin, and they want to continue that tradition? shirley: well, i think it's important because they're sharing our culture not only with our-- within our own community, but in the broader community. and i think that they-- the instruments that they play, the things that they learn, the way they perform, and the teamwork that they have is a great opportunity for them to continue to-- in their educational endeavors, it makes their commitment to education and learning instruments that, you know, it's just unparalleled with other things. and i'd just like to mention the groups right now that are going to be performing. it's mariachi herencia mexicana. damian: we know them. shirley: mariachi orgullo mexicano. damian: w

(laughs) i mean, i walked up to citol hill...s explosion sound) it was like a mushroom cloud. >> good evening. we begin tonight with the potential for political explosion on capitol hill. >> clarence thomas ran into >> questions are growing over charges of sexual harassment against thomas... >> narrator: as the story broke senator mitch mcconnshed to the senate floor. nounced his choice, thedent special interest groups lined up their firing squad and vowed to bork him and to kill him politically. the process is being hijacked... >> narrator: mcconnell saw the allegations against thomas as yet another liberal takedown. >> mcconnell understands implication and consequence better than any united states when you vote on legis in the house and senate, you're playing for the next election. when you put in a judge, you're playing for the next generation. >> the sexual harassment storm around clarence thomas is intensifying. >> narrato now mcconnell would watch as anita hill threatened to derail thomas' nomination.et >> tom, the stage is

what is standing out to you on the hill?is demonstrates really that the pressure is building on the trump administration, i will y say. their blanket refusal to participate in any of these subpoenas, et cetera, is is going to be tested as a strategy. it's a political strategy going into the election for them to kind of make sure that they are not giving a single inch, that they can take the message to the president's base voters that this is all democrats overreaching acting in a political fashion. but there are an incredible amount of pitfalls for them as all of this unfolds. this is just one area of pressure we're talking about with the tax returns and the comments today. we can't keep track of the the number of subpoena ises and demands for documents that democrats are making and that the white house is is refusing to budge on. so we are rolling towards something significant here. democrats are going to have to figure out their strategy. >> they are giving back on this. >> how about you send me all the among my democratic

oxon hill northbound indian heaw hig, diverted to kirby hill road. crashes blocking all northbound lanes. they're waiting on a tow truck. should be out of the way soon. a little bit of a slowdown. they are pushing you around its ou can get by it. 270 northbound, southbound, no worries there. as we look at the beltway, upper marlboro, the outer loop ramp to southbound 4, pennsylvania avenue, ramp is blocked by a work zonee on th outer loop ramp to pennsylvania avenue. 95 and maryland, southbound here, 69 miles per hour going tu get y there in ten minutes. aaron? >> all right. thank you. >>> 4:32 now. and here are the top stories ki we're worng on for you this morning. >> ernight weearned of another local victimilled in the bombings in sri lan on easter. chelsea decamanato worked for the u.s. department commerce. she was an international program specialist in sri lanka on assignment. the secretary of commerce wilbur ross says she ssed away on saturday from her injuries. the bombings killed 258 people and wounded hundreds more. >>> two people were arres

mike emanuel reporting live on capitol hill. first to john roberts reporting live on the north lawn. john? >> trace, good afternoon to you. president trump was clearly incensed after the house speaker, nancy pelosi, accused him literally 50 minutes before she was to meet with him in the cabinet room of engaging in a cover-up. the president could have cancelled the meeting but instead of doing that, he brought the democratic leadership over to the white house, sat them down in the cabinet room and as they were sitting there expecting him to come in and talk about infrastructure, instead he walked in through the door that leads to the oval office and let them have it. >> i walk in to look at people that just said that i was doing a cover-up. i don't do cover-ups. i walked in to the room and i told senator schumer, speaker pelosi, i want to do infrastructure. i want to do it more than you want to do it. i'd be really good at that. that's what i do. but you know what? you can't do it under these circumstances. so get these phony inv

you can read more at the hill.hen it comes to the committee's makeup and how they approached william barr in the nomination process, it passed out of committee on a 12-10 partyline vote. when it came to the floor vote, all 12 committee republicans voted barr and all committee democrats voted against him. republicann utah, joining us this morning. what are your thoughts on the hearing today? caller: good morning, greta. good morning, c-span. good morning, america. i called on the republican line, but i would like listeners to understand i am a retired vietnam veteran and a 73-year-old gentleman that just launched his 73rd revolution around the sun. i just wanted to call in because i have a couple of issues i wanted to briefly address. first issue is i am a little disappointed and it is not necessarily with c-span, but with the political dynamics and that is all of these important hearings i feel are very relevant to keep abreast of and well-informed of seem to be broadcast on c-span 3. is my satellite provider and i

they are the experts on the hill. but i mean any legislature is like a high school, and they act like they're in high school, meaning that there are factions and cliques and the class presidents gravitate towards each other and the upstarts and the rebels, and they are like that, and it is about forming friendships and coalitions. it's exactly like jake and anna described it. and it's also the hill has been somewhat of an oasis in washington where the normal rules continue to mostly apply, where reporters can walk up to lawmakers, ask them a question whether they're republican or democrat. there are long-standing relationships that exist on the hill. people have covered the hill for a long time or even a decade. there is access there. you can get up close with folks, and it remains sort of a different environment than at the white house where there is, you know, very, very little access. there's always been little access at a white house, but the fact that there aren't briefings, you can't get to principals very easil

. >>> under fire on capitol hill. attorney general william barr is asked why he did not reveal to the american people weeks ago that robert mueller was not pleased with what barr had done. tonight, the letter robert mueller sent to barr now revealed. and what robert mueller wanted barr to do. he chose not to. and breaking tonight, william barr now refusing to testify tomorrow. we're live on the hill. >>> our team inside venezuela tonight, and the major new headline. the u.s. acknowledging they have not taken military action off the table. so, what next? ian pannell standing by. >>> also developing now, trapped on a cruise ship. the measles emergency we're learning about tonight about 300 passengers and crew reportedly told they cannot get off the ship. >>> the evacuations tonight. the major plant up in flames. reports of propane tanks exploding. >>> "jeopardy!" host alex trebek and our robin roberts. his first interview on his health, what he reveals about sudden waves of sadness. and in true form, what he says about

all of those potrero hill addresses are very personal to me. the first address is a family resource center where i became the director in the early 2000s where we worked to provide services for families to make sure basic needs were met, where we had a food pantry that served over 100 residents every week with the grandparents group here. i see eddy here, joyce is here, i see a community of folks that worked hard to serve the community. the second was the address of the food pantry where so many families. as you know we don't have grocery stores in close proximity in the southeast sector where so many families access quality food from the food bank so they were able to get through the week to support their families and feed them and provide nutritious meals. we focused on making that happen. the third address 1720 25th street is where i lived at a young age with my aunt, cousin, mother right up the hill. we rode bikes with no brakes. i would hospital to go to west point where migrate mother and you cancle lived and where i lived as a youth. thi

senateed the hill, the for time. i covered the health care bill, the obama care bill from start to finish in 2009 to early 2010, so i'm pretty familiar with the hill. not as familiar as jake and anna . they are the experts. any legislature is like a high school. they act like they are in high school, meaning there are factions, clickcs and -- clicks, and the rebels have a tape toward each other, the past leaders, and it is about forming friendships and coalitions. it is like exactly how jake and anna describe it. also, the hill has been somewhat of an oasis in washington, where the normal rules continue to mostly apply. where reporters can walk up to lawmakers, ask them a question, whether they are republican or democrat. there are long-standing relationships that exist on the hill. people have covered the hill for a long time or even a decade. there is access. you can get up close with folks, and it remains sort of a different environment than at the white house, where there is very little access. there is little ac

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and our balance sheets, i know they are in independent agency, independent of politics on capitol hill or the white house, but i recognize regulatory authorities, and that is where i spend my time looking at the fed. those regulations can have as much of an impact interest rate setting as from the federal reserve, and those areas, the hill has necessary and proper oversight in a forceful and meaningful way. wherein, you can see interest rates and balance sheet questions we have given to them to be independent of the hill. >> given that independence, does it mean the president or any high-ranking official shouldn't be giving explicit public to the fed chairman and otentially threatening their job prospect? rep. mchenry: the president tweets what he thinks and feels, that is different than previous presidents. some people like it, some people do not. the president has made his decision. what he is expressing is what every president has either privately expressed or quite in the dark of night expressed in their diary, as we found out over the last hundred years. what he is expressing is t

. >>> new video of a second shameless heist at a dick's sporting goods, this time in pleasant hill. it shows some teens making off could grab. as kiet do reports, this time the spree ended very differently. >> reporter: the drama unfolded yesterday when a pleasant hill police officer spotted something suspicious. there was a car backed in toward the main entrance here at the dick's, and it had no license plate. when the officer started walking toward the whole scene, the thieves' plan started to go downhill. running with $8,000 worth of shoplifted merchandise is a lot harder than it sounds. >> that's why they had a car waiting nearby to basically dump it right into the backseat or the trunk of the car and make a quick getaway. >> reporter: it was near closing time wednesday night when a group of teenagers came in and went straight for the athletic wear, grabbing whatever they could, tossing it over their shoulders, and heading straight for the door. there was just one thing. >> they had arms full of clothing. as they exited, they saw the police car with the officer getting out. ran

>>in pleasant hill fully all prawn for news. >>i was going take a live look outside right now from our so te'o cam overlooking downtown san francisco chief meteorologist large garda with us if you like it warm you're gonna like the way this week's progressing. yeah i think we've got a nice warming trend coming last-place a push in maybe 80 degrees. that's pretty nice. but along the coastline, yeah grab your jacket it's going to be a little thick with the fog. maybe a little damp out there to outside right now looking toward the golden gate bridge just hazy at this time, some fog, a former along the coastline more that on the way for tonight and toward us a full of course they all kinds of problems again yesterday with low clouds you see some of that over several mountain there. and we see more clouds on the way for tonight, good news is no delays at sfo oakland, or san jose this evening. across the state that the low pressure system that brought some showers thunderstorms up in the sierra nevada that kick eastward. now we're see

let's go to manu on capitol hill. tell us more about this letter, this response. >> yes, the response from the house judiciary chairman rejecting the calls from the white house to drop the probe the democrats led into potential obstruction of justice. jerry nadler said they will not be doing that. they're planning to press ahead. in a very strongly worded letter to the white house counsel sent moments ago, he said the committee has a right to all of this was information the white house said is off-limits. in this letter jerry nadler says, your failure to comprehend the gravity of the special counsel's finding is astounding and dangerous. he also goes on to say, the committee has the right, indeed the duty under the constitution to investigate these and other related circumstances. recent developments indicate that the objects of our investigation as to both past and current actions are needed more urgently than ever. both the russian threat to our elections and the president's threat to the rule of law continue. now,

there was a showdown on the hill today. i think we have some tape of mnuchin, steve mnuchin, the treasury secretary, before m maxine waters. that's a matchup that has not gone so well. and in the past, he's been very patronizing to her. they've had some really rough goes. and i think if we have that tape, we can show something of what went on also this morning on capitol hill. >> let me just comment, i have no idea -- i just saw that memo this morning. i've never seen that before. i don't know who wrote that memo. we will try to get to the bottom of it. >> did you discuss the memo with the president of the united states? >> i've had no discussions with the president or anybody in the white house about releasing the president's -- >> did you discuss the memorandum with anybody inside the white house, outside the white house? i'm referring to legal counsel? i'm referring to lawyers. i'm referring to advisers. >> let me be clear. the only person i've discussed that memo with is my general counsel on the car ride over here who'

advocated by several on capitol hill. john roberts at the white house with a closer look at the administration to defy committee requests. we start off with doug mckelway on capitol hill and what democrats and the house are doing about all of this. >> house speaker nancy pelosi announced this afternoon that she will call a special meeting of the house democrats tomorrow at 9:00 a.m. to discuss the possible impeachment proceedings against the president of the united states. it's a clear sign that she is feeling some pressure from her colleagues. >> there were two no-shows today, don mcgann and no bucket of kentucky fried chicken. the latter, a sign that democrats may have dispensed with humor and turned to anger. >> i see a lot more people saying that the offense occurred. >> is the house leadership among them? jim clyburn was still noncommittal today. >> there is no need to do anything that might turn out to be stupid. >> he used his strongest language yet telling reporters it's the longest, broadest cover-up in u.s. hist

there are long-standing relationships that exist on "the hill." people have covered "the hill" for a long time, or even a dedicate there is access. you can get up close with folks. and it's -- it remains sort of a different environment than at the white house where there is very very little access. there's always access at a white house but the fact there are briefings you can get to principles very easily. you can get to trump easily, which is bizarre. it was a great story maybe a week ago with bob costa of the post, writing a story where he called trump -- he called the counter from trump, trump called him back, and trump said you called me, i didn't want call you. and the president has said just call madeline, my secretary if you want to get in touch with me that's wild stuff. that is really like obama would ever be like just call my secretary, my assistant, that doesn't work that way. so i think on "the hill" it is the sort of rhymes an unusual place where you have this tremendous access, relationships generally are cordial. you can find out i

of the system, did you reach out to paddy hill after he was released, after a ll paddy hill after hell those years of wrongful imprisonment? no, we met paddy hill in 2013 through a documentary done on the bbc and it took him about six months to meet paddy and we did. at the time it was the hardest thing we had ever done because we thought we were meeting someone who had murdered our sister — my brother and i met with him — and it was the best thing we ever did. he is one of our staunchest supporters and everything he promised to do he hasn't done and he promised to do he hasn't done and he now continues to speak out about the cover—up of the birmingham bombing. — — he has done. the cover—up of the birmingham bon want — — he has done. the cover—up of the birmingham bon want done ie has done. the cover—up of the birmingham bon want done now? done. the cover—up of the birmingham bon want done now? dor have had the you want done now? we have had the fence, —— and chris, all the detail is in the public domain. you say the police have to do more, more investigation, the truth has to be got

what he is saying about anita hill and allegations from women about inappropriate touching and raining monarchs. what they are telling us about climate change. but first, the "nightline" five. it's no ordinary day at denny's it's crepe day. a family tradition we started about twenty-two minutes ago. and from the looks of it, this tradition is going to last awhile. denny's has new crepes! see you at denny's. >>> good evening. thank you for joining us. the newly-released 911 call. what an off-duty dallas police officer said shortly after shooti audio revealing insight into her thought the and actions. here's marcus moore. >> the breaking headline out of dallas at this iernique case. >> involving an off-duty officer who shot and killed her neighbor in his own apartment. >> reporter: amber guy gger wasn off-duty police officer, arriving home from work. her neighbor, botham jean was in his apartment. what we knew is she went to his apartment. she thought it was hers. when she saw him, she fatally shot him. the yaaftermath of that inciden caught in this video. now for the first time, we're h

. >> joining us now, washington reporter for the hill, julia manchester. thank you for joining us so early on this. appreciate it. let's talk about this about-face from the president basically where he's now saying he does not want bob mueller to testify. up until this point he has consistently said look, it's up to the attorney general. have bob mueller say his peace, no collusion, collusion delusion, whatever the president is putting out there. now suddenly this about-face over the weekend. i'll tell you, julia, i spoke with jared kushner on the beat last week and he said he believes bob mueller will be completely forth coming especially on whether or not he believes the president committed objection of justice. i wonder if that is the thing. >> seeing developments in terms of people house democrats are trying to get to come to testify before their committees and i think that's making him nervous. the president realizes a lot of these different characters, whether it's from various different parts of his life, his administration, coming to testify and wo

william barr headed to capitol hill today. i'm doug luzader in washington. likely some explosive testimony coming up. >>> we have overwhelming evidence that this was an arson fire. >>> an emotional start to oakland's ghost ship warehouse fire. what we're learning in the courtroom and what we can expect to find out later today. >>> this is mornings on 2. >>> thank you for joining us. first day of may. may1st. i'm pam cook. >> i'm dave clark. >> steve is right here. >> not as windy. last couple of days were rather windy. >> very. yes. >> a lot calmer right now. it will be a little warmer. it will be a beautiful spring day on may 1st. a little puff of an easterly breeze. much, much calmer than yesterday. even oakland airport has a little northeast so that will translate into a warmer day. the breeze has tailed off. high pressure nosing in, but not as strong as yesterday's system that produced cloud cover. some rather cool temperatures are driving in behind that. up in the mounts it is very cold. some teens and 20s on the lows. for is any patchy low clouds will

craig on the hill for us this n mor thanks. >>> it's 4:47. boeing's grounded 737 max 8 jets could be one step closer to returning to the skies. at a congressional hearing, the acting head of the faa revealed boeing is expected to submit ita fil applications for a software upgrade as early as next week.ra the upg is for the plane's automatic anti-stall system called mcas. investigators looking into two deadly crashes believe that software may have played a role in binging the plane down. >>> you may have seen a lot of bicyclists in the streets of d.c. last nig, butou probably didn't hear them. that's because they were riding in silence. many with a solemn purpose to honor bike riders killed by iotor vehicles in this area. the ride of snce happens every year in the month of may throughout the world. this ride caps a deadly 12 ismonths for bicyclts in d.c. five people were killed in collisions with cars. >>> a federal program has paid out millions to people who say they were injured after having a vaccine administered incorrectly. many patients

south bay entrepreneur frank liall is on a mission to make morgan hill a tourist destination similar to napa. >> the way that traffic is and people's time restraints. why not take a 15, 20 minute drive down to morgan hill. >> just a few blocks away, a new apartment building will come online later this year in addition to other projects in the works. >> we have the weather, we have the wineries, we have the restaurants. so it's all finally coming together. >> officials say it's all part of their plan to raise the city's profile. >> about this renaissance is that they're local investors. there are people that believe in this community, they believe in the ppeningoofast? long-time residents wonder how much more growth the city can handle. >> there's only so many ways in. and those ways are just so stressed with all the people that are now living here, it makes life a little more difficult. >> the city says they have

mary bruce live up on the hill tonight. and mary, house democrats could decide to subpoena the attorney general as you've reported. they have not made that decision yet. they're going to give it a few more days, they said. in the meantime, you are also learning tonight the house judiciary committee has now reached out to robert mueller? >> reporter: well, david, a source tells us that the judiciary committee has now made contact with mueller's team about a possible hearing later this month. we know they're eyeing may 15th, but tonight, the negotiations still continue. david? >> mary bruce with us again tonight. thank you, as always, mary. >>> we learned late today of a grim discovery at an ohio home. a family of four found dead, victims of a silent killer. elevated levels of carbon monoxide found inside that home. and tonight, a renewed warning right here. here's abc's gio benitez. >> reporter: tonight, tragedy in ohio. a family of four found dead inside their home. first responders finding elevated levels of carbon monoxid

so the riders will be coming in to morgan hill tired. and they will be coming in to a sprint at the finish line with very sharp turns. and they're going to be racing to the finish line. >> check this out. you can expect these stretches of monterey, cochran, butterfield boulevard, main avenue, and condit to be closed for about an hour between 2:45 and 3:45 or so this afternoon as the cyclists make their way through. to accommodate the road closures, morgan hill unified changed their bell schedule. so the kids are getting out early today, tuesday, instead of wednesday, which is normal. they can get in on the action or avoid some of the tieups. the lifestyle festival begins at noon here at the morgan hill outdoor "sportscenter". lots of activities from noon until 4:30 after the race is over. if you have never seen the finish of one of these stages, it is pretty exciting. you can find all the information, the information, the maps, some of the setup happening on my twitter feed. i'm krisnbc. >>> planned closures because of amgen. this was no

robert hill. -- barbara hill. >> clerk: assistant general manage for power. our report was published. i wanted to give you the findings. it reviews our 100 years of power service for residents, businesses. the challenges we've had in getting fair access to pg&e's grid to provide this service. it highlights our shift in focus since the discussion with this commission and publication of our 2016 business plan and as it was enabled by the passage of proposition a in june of 2018, toward a more aggressive investment in building our own distribution systems and looks at the financial challenges that led to the filing of bankruptcy protection and the opportunities that presents nor -- for the city and three approaches with varying levels of independence. one would have us continue to provide pg&e to provide distribution service and second more independence would have us strategically invest in distribution the p.u.c. would own alongside paying peng&e to service where we don't own our own facilities and finally, full independence where we pay pg&e a fair-market valu

hill: many of us have some sort of relationship with the ocean. maybe it's through things that we like to eat or places that we like to visit, or even long-standing cultural traditions or values that we have around a healthy ocean and a healthy beach that we want to go visit. and so there isn't actually a, you know, a magic message from the past to t tells what''s going to happen because this great human experiment that we have embarked upon is a much larger problem than the geologic record can tell us about. anannouncer: "earth focus" is me possible in part by a grant from anne ray foundation, a margaret a. cargill philanthropy; the orange county community foundadation; and the farvue f foundation.n. n human sources of polluting gases have been growing. because the machines. food production. construction these and more all contribute to the high concentrations of pollutants in the atmosphere. including carbon and

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chad pergram on capitol hill for us. blake, start with you, what happened in that building behind you today? reporter: let me give it timeline way this shook out earlier, connell. 100 minutes crystallized everything where things stand here in washington, d.c. most certainly between president trump an democratic leadership in the city. it started at about earlier this morning, 8:00, 9:00 hour, nancy pelosi up on capitol hill held a meeting with her democratic colleagues about the way forward with president trump and discussions about possible impeachment proceedings. after that meeting with her democratic colleagues she came out and said this, listen. >> we believe that no one is above the law including the president of the united states and we believe as president of the united states is engaged in a coverup. reporter: president of the united states is engaged in a coverup, pelosi said. that was 10:10 this morning. roughly an hour later, pelosi and chuck schumer came over here to the white house to talk talk to talk to t

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