tucker carlson, here's how a former cia agent agent and congressman, republican representative will hurd of texas sees it. >> i don't think he should be doing one on one meetings with heads of state because too much is at stake. >> hi doesn't think the republican president should be doing one on one meets with heads of state. that's a significant statement, especial will i from a republican member of congress. do you agree? >> i would caveat by saying

congressman hurd said it himself. why? why does the president say what he says? what motives him to focus on certain aspects of the russia story, the ones affecting himself at the expense of others which affect all of us? we saw two examples at the white house today in the form of notes he apparently made to himself on his prepared remarks. take a look. no collusion it reads, and yes, there should be two l's. that's a minor point. the markings on the other page didn't show up, but cnn has gotten a clearer look. it's a passage someone has crossed out anyone involved in that meddling in justice, as in we will bring anyone involved in that meddling to justice. we only know the president did not want to read that passage and the president is running the show. two officials telling cnn it was the president who led the crafting of the clarification. joining us jeffrey toobin, cnn political analyst and author and investigative reporter carl bernstein and our chief political analyst gloria borger. to hear congressman hurd essentially saying the president shouldn't be in

cheryl hurd joins us from the medical center. calling this a miracle rescue. >> reporter: that's because what they went through tonight doesn't happen often. alameda county says they trained specifically for this type of rescue. doctors here making sure the man trapped inside the silo is okay. he was rushed here by ambulance, his condition, unknown. cameras on board sky ranger, watching rescue unfold. >> apparently he was checking for how much material we've used and what's left over. i guess, from what i gather, he was in there, somehow or another lost balance and fell in. >> reporter: alameda county captain was first on scene, watching him sink. >> biggest concern, didn't get engulfed. >> reporter: trapped in tall silo filled with dry cement. >> dropping material down, engulfing him farther and crushing him brigade to dig the worker out. rescue time, over two hours. >> it's fine, we got him out, still having trouble seeing but walked him down. assessed him medically, able to walk down a narrow gangplank to the ambulance. >> rep

congressman will hurd argues that congress needs to check the president. hurd writes by playing into putin's hands, the leader of the free world actively participated in a russian disinformation campaign that legitimized russian denial. hurd by the way sits on the house intelligence committee and served as an under cover officer in the cia. >> he got played for a fool and embarrassed our country and frankly embarrassed lots of my colleagues across the board, democrats and republicans alike. so we are going to need to figure out ways to put some constraints. >> for more on the continued fallout. i am joined. the president appears to be trying to change the subject later today with a tweet about the nfl and the national anthem. does not seem as likely to work this time. >> one of his go-to get out of jail free cards, if it will. he likes to bring up the nfl controversy to detract from the headlines. those inside the u.s. government, it is now friday, a full week after the meeting in helsinki, they are still now trying to learn exactly what was discussed betw

cheryl hurd reports. >> this family coming together from all over the country in owes night valley. now that the park is closed, it didn't ham. >> super disappointed. they were telling us about it and how the entire village, maybe even a little train that goes through. >> peter is the manager at pop's family restaurant. you would think park closure would be good for business near the valley. it's quite the opposite. >> tourists that have been in the area, they're not going to stay here long enough to sunday until the park opens again. >> park rangers telling visitors they had to be out of the park by noon today. >> we've smoke hanging in the air. it's been in the air. the weather is basically telling us it's going to be sitting in the valley for days. >> waiting for days for the air to clear is going to be difficult for steve. he said the perception people captain come to the area is hurting the business. >> you're thinking of the park, yosemite valley. where the water faulgs, the half dome and el capitan. there's so much more to see and do in this park. >> highway 41 at the entranc

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cheryl hurd joins us from the yosemite valley. a couple of questions for you. what's the air quality and how many people are still there? >> reporter: i knew you were going to ask that. air quality not bad tonight. it gets worse in the daytime. how many people are still here, we just don't know. i don't know if you can see it right now but this parking lot is virtually empty right now. on the way up here, we saw a lot of people leaving and the folks still left here have just a few hours to evacuate. >> at night right now it's gorgeous. in the morning, but in the day it's smoky. >> reporter: tonight people are still experiencing the breathtaking views of yosemite national park. >> the place is empty. >> reporter: because the evacuation orders are just hours away from taking effect. hillary kilpatrick is here all the way from laos on a business trip. >> everyone here is from different countries to come here and to have yosemite closed when they came from super far away is disappointing. >> my throat's starting to hurt a little bit from the smoke, breathing it in.

hurd, chairman hurd said this. i believe that lawmakers must fulfill our oversight duty as well as keep the american people informed of the current danger. as a member of the house oversight and government reform committee, i strongly believe in the importance of congress's oversight responsibilities and will work with my colleagues to ensure that the administration is taking the russian threat seriously. end of quote. i agree with every syllable chairman hurd wrote. i think it's telling the truth. but it would be much more powerful with action to back it up. we need all of our republican colleagues to conduct oversight. not just use strong words. support our request to subpoena the trump administration for documents it is withholding about the russian attacks. support our request for director of national intelligence to testify in public. vote in favor of additional funding for states that desperately need it. we don't need talk. we need action. this should be a bipartisan issue. and, mr. chairman, you are absolut

for more answers let's bring in cheryl hurd. what do you know? >> reporter: well, it's a tense situation here at the u.s. pipe in union city. one of the managers, i'm finding out, fell into one of the silos. let's get to the video from overhead so you can see exactly what's happening. he fell, as i said, into one of the silos and that's where they make cement. the cement here is used to surround pipe usually underground. the cement he fell into is dry, and that's a good thing. cement is up to his chest, i'm told. rescuers are apparently giving him oxygen. now we talked to one of the workers who walked us through exactly what's happening inside. >> apparently he was checking for how much material we've used and what's left over. and i guess, from what i gather, he was in there and somehow or another he lost balance and fell down in there. >> reporter: so this has been going on since about 4:30 this afternoon. they're working diligently to get the manager out. everyone here seems to think he will be okay. u.s. pipe has been here since 1951. the gen

nbc bay area's cheryl hurd is in antioch with answers. what do you know? >> reporter: well, we drove around this fairgrounds tonight and didn't see any stages being set up. this event is only three days away. we talked to some performers who used to be in the lineup and they tell me they're not coming. >> music going down live. >> reporter: we found a flashy promotion for the festival posted onutube. imagine fire, water, led lights. >> reporter: the website promises more than 10 .st bob rosenburg with the band will to power was scheduled to play the first day of the festival and by phone he told us that his band isn't coming. >> as of yet, we have not received a deposit or a contract. >> reporter: and for him, that was a red flag. >> their original ads were saying luxury hotels and air conditioned buses that would be transporting everybody and everything just sounded too good to be true. >> reporter: flav flav and the group bones thugs and harmony have the festival listed on their website. headliners the sugar hill gang and ludicrous do not have it listed.

reporting live in union city, cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> that is an amazing story. thank you, cheryl. >>> well, it is just hours away. it took a year of digging out, but a scenic drive from san francisco to southern california is ready to reopen. tomorrow the section of highway 1 in big sur shut down by a landslide will finally reopen. a major storm triggered the slide in may of last year. the slide was so massive it also wiped out a huge section of the highway. crews have been working for more than a year to rebuild it, and it opens tomorrow at 10:00 , mi an arsonist again. a fire broke out last night and burned the exterior and the kitchen. you can see the flames there. an arsonist started the fire four years ago that left the restaurant gutted. today the chef/owner is staying upbeat. >> life has a lot of weird twists of fate but we're going to be open back up. it's not going to hold us back. >> manresa was closed when the fire started last night. it's unclear when the restaurant will reopen. no arrests were made by the way, in the 2014 arson. >>> the man dubbed t

cheryl hurd spoke with two women who live with n the same building with that mother and are relieved that that boy is safe and reporter: that's right. we are finding out that she lived here in walnut creek for three years, her son her constant she is being charged tonight of abandoning that son at a los angeles train station. and the two women now hope she gets the help she needs. >> i know she love him. i know she love him that i do know. >> reporter: leslie live patterson say they moved into this walnut creek apartment building around the same time. she says she was friendly at first, but later patterson and her neighbor kim davenport started noticing a change in behavior. >> she would tell me how hard it was to take care of her child. she was i don't know why i'm the one that has to have a child that is disabled. so it was lot of stress on her. was caught couldn't handle on surveillance video on the fourth of july at a los angeles train station. here she is with her son, and there is a picture of her alone. a security guard discovered him, but the boy, who is 6 years old, could no

live in yolo county, i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, cheryl. all that smoke that cheryl has been talking about is leading to headaches for people all across the bay area. we showed you this video yesterday of cars covered in ash in berkeley. it's still a bit of a problem tonight. let's bring in chief meteorologist jeff ranieri keeping a close eye on the air quality. jeff, we didcoinuing to improve. >> ye, and i think we'll stay with some improved conditions as we head into tuesday's forecast. against, the largest of the two fires, the county fire, 60,000 acres. just the wind for tomorrow is the surface wind blowing the worst of the smoke away from the bay area. but just above the surface, we are seeing the wind which would blow a little bit of that haze right towards the bay area. so it's not going to be super bad for tomorrow, but you still again may see some of that haze off towards the distance. air quality will stay moderate for the northeast and also for the peninsula, and it will be good in the south bay. coming up at 11:19, we'll talk mo

joining me is republican congressman will hurd. foremost, what was your response to the way president trump interacted with president putin? >> well, i said earlier today, you know, having spent almost a decade as an undercover officer in the cia, having spent my time here in congress working with our allies across the world who have to face the russian menace, i never would have thought -- i've seen the russian intelligence and, you know, manipulate many people in my career and i never would have thought the u.s. president would be one of them. so it's disappointing. i mean, also, that press conference showed why vladimir putin is so formidable coming to disinformation. because i actually believe that press conference was disinformation. he was able to validate by standing next to the leader of the free world some of these crazy notions that they have been perpetuating. if vladimir putin wants to change the relationship with the united states, and the rest of the world, here's an idea. why don't you leave eastern ukraine and get o

nbc bay area's cheryl hurd joins us from sfo with who is headed there to tie lapd ahailand and plan to ? >> reporter: that'g out of sfo tomorrow night, and tesla founder elon musk is sending out a group of engineers. theyo're a thailand to help out a situation where time is running out. >> the thai government never expected this to be this big. >> reporter: the crisis is international. and now a bay area interpreter is on her way to thailand to help 12 boys and their coach trapped in a cave. >> i was very excited about the news when the boys were found, and it was a celebration at the beginning. and now i'm very, very worried. >> reporter: worried along with the rest of the world. she will be in thailand tuesday helping to bridge the language gap between officials, divers, and journalists. she speaks thai and four other languages. >> this is an opportunity for me to help my country and also to use my language skill in this kind of situation. >> reporter: a situation where oxygen levels are falling and rescuers are worried about the incoming rain. the boys and their coach are communicat

obviously a very, very strong charge from will hurd.you agree with your fellow republican that the president based on his comments after the summit with putin was actually manipulated by the russian leader? >> no, absolutely not. will's a good friend of mine and he can have his own opinion. we don't know what happened in that meeting ahead of time. they may came to an agreement, i did hear the president call president putin out on the ukraine. they talked about the oil and gas. there's a lot more that's going to be revealed as time goes on. but i do not believe president trump was under any influence or manipulation. i can tell you i've sat with him. that president, president trump loves america. and the way he talks about this country, it's earnest, heartfelt and it's real care for this country. you know, and we go back to previous administrations, we can always go back to president obama saying wait until after the election, i'll have more flexibility. did we go after this in this kind of vengeance to find out what he meant by that an

hurd of texas votes aye. >> mr. hurd votes aye. >>> folks, this is peter strzok's hearing between -- before two house committees. the issue here is that congressman eric swal well asked in the middle for a rule to go subpoena steve ban non for not testifying under oath at a different hearing. the chair, roger goodlatte said no. he appealed. chair said no. then asked for a recorded vote to see whether they could over rule the chair. we're unclear with the result is. let's listen in. >> first of all, let me say this. that the -- to the members of the fbi who may be watching this i want them to be clear that we have the utmost respect for the organization, and you-and i think them for doing what they do everyday. and protecting our rights and protecting our people. and protecting our way of life. and as i listen to you in answering chairman gowdy's questions, particularly at the end, you gave a very impassioned statement, but can you understand why there are members that question whether the thoughts that you may have

hurd?well, i think what's important here -- and i don't agree -- is i think the american public is certainly disappointed. as you spoke, there were certainly time wes were disappointed in obama's performance after he met with medvedev in russia. he came outafterward saying tell vlad basically we can strike a better deal. 'll have greater flex bltd are the words he used. yeah. so it's an issue of what we expect as americans, especially at a time when the department of justice had just indicted several russians and the russian government for meddling in our elections. we have the nerve agent attack in london. we have still the occupation in ukraine, that president trump needed to stand kroubd. he did not, and that's incredibly disappointing. >> but you say you don't disagree with manipulating. they're all saying after helsinki, they're now wondering does putin have anything on the president. you think they go too far and you think will hurd goes too far when he says putin is manipulating trum

i don't need to think aboutle the curfew or where she was hurded rl last week. she was shot in the chest, ill believe is sooking for who thought shot her. >>> we're going to missouri and duck boat. the boat had capsized during a thunderstorm near bronson, missouri. onboarple died the boat will be able tok l more in the shooting r toronto, canada. a 12-year-old girl a 8-year-old woman, you can't be okay with him shooting right this, he died i the shoot-out with pyice. >>> t were victim les of the deadliest mass shooting. >> we're hearing from the families after mgm the tried to skew people. some of the peopl sued the pop. >> at relatives were sharing some of the brief. >> itris it all back into being that. >> uit's like being on the grnd. >>>e have new details this americaning about that woman impaled in the chest by a beach umbrella in ocean city. winds sailed it into the 46-year-old's chest. achgoers were able to get that pole. she was flown to a nearby aren't. >>> the white house is threatening to yank the security clearances of six informer presidenti preside

. >> will hurd of texas offered a dire warning. hurd writing over the course of my career as an undercover officer in the cia, i saw russian intelligence manipulating many people. i never thought i would say the day where the american president would be one of them. trump responded to his critics writing i got severely criticized by the fake news media for being too nice to president putin. in the old days they would call it diplomacy. it was loud and vicious. >> i am joined by michelle goldberg. it is interesting to watch coats. there was the statement that he put out without white house clearance this week. somebody in coat's position, right now, if trump is watching him, and as infuriating as this suggests, do you think there is any protection for him. or do you think somebody like coats would be in danger of going. >> joi don't know if danger is e right word. it seems to me that he has decided that he is perfectly willing to step aside. the honorable thing for coats would be to forthrightly denounce him and resign in protest. w

anderson cooper asked republican congressman will hurd, a former cia officer, whether he trusted the president to represent america's best interests. >> he didn't have a strategy, and i don't think he should be doing one-on-one meetings with heads of state because too much is at stake. >> several democrats calling for the president's interpreter at that one-on-one to testify before congress. that interpreter, marina gross, has translated for the state department and other government entities. >>> new information this morning about the timing of charges against those 12 russian intelligence officers. sources tell us the white house could have kept the announcement of the indictment quiet until after the summit but chose not to, despite the clear possibility it could impact the helsinki meeting. deputy attorney general rod rosenstein had been mindful of the upcoming summit and briefed mr. trump before he left for europe. sources say after trump consulted with top aides, the white house told justice not to hold off. >> now that the summit and the world cup are over, u.s. and british int

the department has released body cam video and cheryl hurd spoke with the family. >> put your hands up! >> reporter: the confrontation and shooting happened in a matter seconds. when it was over, the 45-year-old dead, shot three times in the back and once in the chest. >> it touched me profoundly. and i had no choice but to speak out on what i seen. >> reporter: cedric moore is terry's uncle. he saw the video showing officers responding to the call of suspicious activity. they approached a man sitting in a car. police say they spotted a gun in the center console. in the video, you can hear police yelling at the man ordering him to keep his hands on the steering wheel. here you can see the man move his arm towards his leg after that, police start shooting. >> you're nervous. you're nervous. when you're nervous, your hands go all over the place. you know what i mean? but not one time did i see him go for that gun. >> reporter: don burris, the family attorney, says police s misinterpreted his moves. police say they had to shoot because the officers felt their lives were in danger. the pol

in pittsburg, sharon hurd. >>> one of the biggest upside of the new helicopter is the camera system. it is not just for hunting bad guys. it is used to take people to safety in emergency. >>> the golden gate bridge is in great shape but may need a make over. inspecting the bridge's massive tour. the best condition by federal standards. a few parts need to be repaired because of rust and corrosion. but overall, no structural issues. >>> would you drink at church for a good cause. >> reporter: the greater purpose community church in santa cruz sold its building and hoped over to the lounge. asking the owner to keep the bar open. >> there is nothing in the bible that says you can't drink alcohol in a responsible manner. >> why not serve beer while reading bible verses. it is genius. >> reporter: the parishioners go to pray, listen, and drink. >> beer, glass of wine. people can listen to a progressive take on theology and engage in conversation. >> reporter: a tasting ground of sorts for a grand plan. >> wouldn't it be great if a church would be able to make a product where they can spli

. >>> armed robberies, fight, the stabbing death of a teenaged girl, cheryl hurd spoke to a woman who was robbed at gun point. >> i looked at him. and i realized that something bad was going to happen. >> reporter: wednesday morning in this parking garage when a man cut her off with his car. >> he started to open the door door and i said, don't you dare. i kicked his car door and i ran away. and while i was running away, i was thinking oh my god, what if he has a gun? >> reporter: as it turned out, he had a weapon. >> running out i heard a blood curdling scream and a pop. >> reporter: the robber shot out that woman's window taking a phone and $20. both uninjured. >> i keep going over in my head how wrong that situation could have gone. >> reporter: he said she was never afraid to ride b.a.r.t. until now. three people killed in five days at b.a.r.t. stations. drug use on trains and drug addicts passed out at a san francisco station leaving people wondering how safe is it to ride b.a.r.t.? >> you have to be alert. you know? pay attention. you know? things happen. a lot of things happen.

congress to do about this, a stunning opinion piece this morning by republican representative will hurdew york times," the title is trump manipulated by putin. what should we do? he writes, quote, the leader of the free world participated in a russian disinformation campaign that legitimizes the denial and weakened the credibility of the united states to both friends and foes. abby, this comes a day after republican senator lindsey graham called the trump administration naive on them. how interesting is that to see? >> well, popty, interestingly it's somewhat regular thing for a lot of these republicans to criticize the president. i think that's the sort of pattern here is that there's a willingness to criticize and an unwillingness or maybe they don't believe that there's anything to do and unwillingness to do anything about it. i think in the case of will hurd, he is in the middle of a really tough re-election bid and been a constant critic of the president on a number of other matters including at the border and seeing republicans spooked here because they see a president when's acti

reporting live, cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >>> there is a concern about the county fire north of us. additional evacuation order issued, east of lake in napa and -- counties. 30% contained. question, how hot will it get h be? dublin, chief meteorologist jeff ranieri is tracking and will join us. >>> death of teen is accidental according to report by police. ben curry found unresponsive at bottom of san ramon valley high school swimming pool. died at hospital. investigators say the look into the case is over and no criminal charges will be filed. >>> oakland girl at center of nationwide brain death debate will be laid to rest tomorrow. funeral services in oakland. died of liver failure last week at hospital. five years ago was declared brain dead after problem with tonsillectomy procedure, mother refused to remove her from life support, medical and religious debate over brain death. >>> discoveries in the heart of silicon valley. mario, one of the cats mauled by coyotes in mountain view. others are missing. sergio with details. >> reporter: santa clara county vector control says t

one other thing, will hurd, op-ed, "new york times," representative will hurd, over the course of myer officer in the cia, i saw russian intelligence manipulate many people, i never thought i'd see the day when an american president would be one of them. by playing into the putin's hands, he actively participated in -- that legitimized russian denial and weakened us to our friends abroad. and donald trump's tweet. i got ciriticized for being too nice to putin. if i was loud and vicious, i would have been criticized as too tough. when i was too tough on chairman kim. hypocrites. we're out of time. that's it. all we got. donald trump gets the last word today. i told you it would only get weirder from here. i was not lying. >> blame everyone else. >> eddy, alexy, john, thank you for joining us. >>> coming up, something we really don't want you to miss, really. creen of death. having it problems? ask a business advisor how to get virus and spyware removal, and 24/7 tech support. office depot now offers on demand tech support for as little as $15 a month. ♪ right now, buy one hp ink and g

i'm joined now by one of those lawmakers, representative will hurd from texas. he serves on the house intelligence committee and previously worked at the.i.a.ng ssman hurd, thank you very much for being back on the program. we just heard former secretary albright say that she believes p at either wittingly or not president tr playing into the hands of vladimir putin,st king similar to what you said yesterday. you made a statement, you said you never thought the president of the united states would be played by an old k.g.b. hand. are you convinced now that's what's going on? >> well, i'm convinced that what happened in helsinki was actually a part of a disinformation campaign by vladimir pin. the goal was to make some of these outrageous claims ando have the leader of the free world standing next to him and not respond. i think that's going to ultimately be thlasting impact. secretary albright said, look, she was secretary of state for a reason. the fact that the u.s. has elways had more frinds, and now that we n a position where our friends have beenbt ding us

reporting live in oak hurst, i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, cheryl. this not just impacting yosemite. kut this video posted to snapchat's map feature shows the hazy skies and this is about an hour and a half away from yosemite and southf th fire. >>> up next here at 5:00, we continue to track our breaking news in contra costa county. that fire that's spreading quickly has gone from 50 acres to 125 acres and we have crews on the ground and our nbc sky ranger overhead. we're back in a moment. now back. a fire in the ra now 125 acres. >> an update on the breaking news, the fire in contra costa ithe rural part of s and this clayton. mandatory evacuations for marsh creek springs near leon drive and morgan territory road. if you live there, get out now. this fire out of control, steep terrain and wind gusts and hot temperatures making this fire fight more difficult. >> we just heard from chief meteorologist jeff ranniery and that intense heat. if you're in the discovery bay and brentwood area, that's the direction of the smoke and you might be getting smoke

. >> that was texas republican congressman will hurd during my interview with him from helsinki theremarkable press conference where the president appeared to side with vladimir putin over u.s. intelligence agencies. our panel of experts is here with us now and congressman, you're a former cia officer, congressman will hurd and you're a former fbi >> i would be a little cautious. i think he did overstate the case. we know that hubris is the number one recruiting tool for any foreign service trying to get you something you're unwitting to do. you're seeing this play out across this investigation with the young woman who was just arrested. she was an agent of the intelligence services meaning she wasn't an intelligence officer, they recruited her. my biggest concern is i don't think he understood what he had done. if you know the russians are using influence campaigns around the world, they did it here, doing it in france and germany. >> still doing it. >> still doing it. the worst possible thing can you do is give information from your own word that is they can use against the credibil

reporting live in almeida, i'm cheryl hurd nbc bay area news. >> thank you. we have a video showing a police officer getting rammed by a car. they said the car was suspicious covered in red paint. drivinger ignoring commands to stop by the orser covered his face and sped off. police say that car stolen. the man inside, not caught. >>> new at 11:00 tonight thousands of muni riders in san francisco are dealing with the usual delays and crowded conditions. they say it has an operator shortage because of training issues. they are being trained for the new cars and buses with new radio system and shut else all of which means feweruled servic. some buses not hitting the streets leaving to crowded conditions and longer waits. >> for instance, like the one california might see a bus removed from that line to one of the smaller community lines. and that might mean someone might have to wait longer or might have a fuller bus on the one california. >> don't expect it to get better any time soon. >> they say it will last a few more weeks. several operators will be going

republicans in congress criticized president trump, including adam kinzinger, an air force veteran, and will hurdrmer cia agent. >> i think trump, president trump was wrong yesterday in a major way. and i think it was a very embarrassing press conference. >> having the u.s. president side with, with putin over u.s. intelligence is just unacceptable. >> at the heart of all this controversy is president trump's refusal to acknowledge that russia attacked the 2016 presidential election. no one knows more about the dangers of cyber warfare than my guest tonight, richard clark. he was counterterrorism czar under presidents clinton and bush, and he's written numerous books on terror and cyber threats. >>> richard clark, welcome to the program. thanks for joining me from new york. >> good to be back with you, christiane. >> so, just take us to where you were as you must have been watching along with the whole world that press conference in helsinki alongside vladimir putin. and it was an american journalist, two, in fact, who put direct questions to the president and to putin over this highly controvers

nick hurd. that the so—called "hostile environment" immigration policies will remain suspended until the government is confident there will be no further impact on the windrush generation. the windrush scandal was uncovered earlier this year when it emerged that some migrants from commonwealth countries who were encouraged to settle in the uk from the late 1940s till 1973 were being wrongly categorised as illegal immigrants. the minister explained what was happening. we have introduced a temporary pause in the proactive sharing of home office data with other organisations, including banks and building societies, for the purpose of controlling access to services. data on persons over 30 has been excluded from sharing to ensure members of the windrush generation are not inadvertently affected. this is a temporary measure. we are also providing additional support to landlords, employers and public service providers through the home office checking service to ensure we not impacting windrush generat

also goes to hurd. he is 24 ye had 22 goals this past year.st season with some good stuff. he is looking like he is ready to start for the san jose sharks. in the meantime we have come to the time we must check this out! the giants game back in colorado. look at the size of that glove. and he missed it! >> yes, you should walk away embarrassed and ashamed. somebody else got the ball and that young guy is humiliated. >> maybe bring a regular size governor next time. -- maybe bring a regular sized glove the next time. >>> there you go.a monday night. that is the sporting linemore n andre and julie. >> when we put those evacuation warnings into effect in those orders into effect, people need to heed those because fires are moving faster than they have in the past. >>> the county wildfire is raging out of control and exploding in size as it moves further into napa county prompting more evacuations. >>> the 11:00 news starts right now. >>> hello again, everyone. we begin tonight with developing news. the fire started saturday near the cache creek c

no report of building damaged or anyone hurd. firefighters say what would help them the most is a change in the weather. cooler temperatures and no wind. >>> mexico has a new president this morning. he won in a landslide victory after campaigning to trans form mexico, fight corruption and govern for the poor. he's estimated to receive 53% of the vote, more than double the number of his closest rival. he promised to form a new relationship with the united states that's "rooted in mutual respect" and in defense of migrant country man. the president said in the televised message to the nation he congratulated lopez. >>> tesla met the self-imposed manufacturing goal for new model 3's. tesloduced 5,000 of the electric sedans during the past week. the last few cars rolled off the uction line in fremont early yesterday morning. elon musk sent an email to employees congratulating them on reaching the goal. tesla is also report tli to make 6,000 model 3's per week beginning next month. >>> new marijuana regulations now in effect in califo

will hurd is a republican and peter aguilar is a democrat.we can examine pieces of legislation like that. shery: would you be willing to again sign a discharge petition to put those votes on the floor? discharged the first attention. all of the democrats would have to agree with that as well. issue explain a broader to me at least. why can't congress and the president come up with any kind of immigration reform? this has been going on for several administrations with various attempts to have a fundamental overhaul of immigration. what is wrong with us that we can't address this issue? we all claim to care about it. >> this is an issue that really demands bipartisan cooperation. . hope that we can do that perhaps it awaits the general election but i want to continue to work on it. perhaps the more narrow issue of the children should be addressed immediately. david: is this a more bipartisan congress that has been in the past? >> i think the margin of victory will be narrower than our margin at the moment. it will be a relatively evenly divided

hurd of texas votes aye. >> mr. hurd votes aye. >> the gentleman woman from north carolina. >> mrs.port. >> mr. chairman 38 members voted aye, 31 members voted no. >> the motion to appeal the ruling of the chair is upheld. the chair recognizes the gentleman from maryland, mr. cummings, for his questions. >> mr. strzok, first of all let me say this. to the members of the f.b.i. who may be watching this i want them to be clear that we have the utmost respect for the organization and you -- and i thank them for doing what they do every day. and protecting our rights and protecting our people and protecting our way of life. and as i listen to you in answering chairman gowdy's questions, particularly at the end you gave a very impassioned statement but can you understand why there are members that question whether the thoughts that you may have -- that you put in an email or text might interfere with the investigation? can you understand at least the questioning of that? >> yes, sir, i do. >> and i know you are familiar with oaths because i'm sure you've taken them 50 million times but i

check out will hurd from texas. he said the leader of the free world participated in a russian disinformation campaign that weakened the credibility of the united states to our friends and foes abroad. tough words there. a departure to new jersey coming up in moments. for now, back to you. >> kevin corke at the white house. thank you. is president trump doubling down or looking for a do-over? we'll have more on the push behind a second summit with a journalist that covered the first one. that's next. for a single dad, and back pain made it hard to sleep and get up on time. then i found aleve pm. the only one to combine a safe sleep aid, plus the 12 hour pain relieving strength of aleve. i'm back. aleve pm for a better am. but prevagen helps your brain with an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. a hotel can make or break a trip. and at expedia, we don't think you should be rushed into bookin

. >> nbc bay area michelle hurd in concord where last week a large brush fire threatened some homes there. >> reporter: on the fourth of july, illegal fireworks were a problem all over the bay area. and according to fire officials, they could be a problem this weekend. >> we know that historically fireworks use starts a week or two before the holiday and runs a week or two after the holiday so in the conditions that we have right now with the worsening weather from the perspective of fire danger, we're watching that very closely. >> reporter: hot and dry, along with breezy conditions may prompt fire advisories or warnings. >> taxing our resources. we had a very large fire in concord. valley fire last friday. >> reporter: close to 300 acres burned in the ignacio valley fire. the blackened hills is a reminder that fire danger is real. >> now that i'm home, too, i hose off the yard. you know? so that at least if there's a fire it's wet. you know? yeah. >> are you going to do that? >> yes. >> reporter: the lee family is refusing to live in fear. >> i think we're more aware of it. i think we f

joining me now is charlie hurd from the washington times and a fox news contributor. this caught my eye today. parentally chuck schumer had approached joe manchin from west virginia. he said can i influence your thinking on this? joe manchin said i'll be 71 years old in august. you're going to whip me? kiss my you know what. so i think that was pretty clear on what some red state democrats are thinking. >> yeah, i have to say obviously chuck schumer is in a difficult situation here. but you know, it's arrogance of thinking that something like joe manchin should bough to democratic leadership instead of doing what he's supposed to do instead represent the people of west virginia and the other red state democrats as well. the way the system works is these people represent the voters back home. they don't represent leadership in washington. so that said, i with see it's a very tough task that dick durbin and chuck schumer have. they really have no power whatsoever. >> dana: the base wants a fight. i listened to a couple podcasts. they really want a fight. yet, if you're

here's senator bob corker of tennessee and lawmaker will hurd of texas talking about their frustration with the president yesterday on capitol hill, poppy. >> the president's comments made us look as a nation more like a pushover. >> vladimir putin spouted many of his usual lines that were just completely wrong and he did it standing next to the leader of the free world and there was no rebuttal. having the u.s. president side with putin over u.s. intelligence is just unacceptable. >> i think one of the issues here for lawmakers is that they viewed this meeting as already problematic. yesterday trump's performance, of course, seems like a worst-case scenario for many republican lawmakers on capitol hill. >> moments ago the president tweeted. let me read it to you. thank you rand paul, you really get it. then he quotes rand paul saying yesterday on cnn with wolf, the president has gone through a year and a half of totally partisan investigations, what is he supposed to think? lauren, rand paul is pretty much on an island here. remind us what he's been saying. >> well, there were just a

. >> reporter: in walnut creek, sheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >>> okay. so we know it's against the rules to smoke on b.a.r.t. but video of someone doing the opposite. that woman posted this on the facebook page showing a man right there smoking something on her train ride home on sunday. she tells us that she and other commuters who follow the rules have to deal with things like this all the time. >> i honestly think that's the city should do something about it but there's no way for them to do anything about it, really. so i guess have security guards on the trains or something? >> so b.a.r.t. officials responded saying in part smoking of any kind is not allowed within the b.a.r.t. system and what was shown in that video is unacceptable. we encourage riders that witness that behavior to report it to b.a.r.t. police. >>> in many ways the task of rebuilding is only starting in sonoma county following last year's deadly firestorm. tonight, leaders hold the first of five recovery workshops to help rebuild the community. boost local businesses and restore na

tucker carlson, here's how a former cia agent agent and congressman, republican representative will hurd of texas sees it. >> i don't think he should be doing one on one meetings with heads of state because too much is at stake. >> hi doesn't think the republican president should be doing one on one meets with heads of state. that's a significant statement, especial will i from a republican member of congress. do you agree? >> i would caveat by saying depending on who the head of state is. when you're talking about kim jong-un, it's fundamentally sound policy to have backup, to have support, to have a record of those discussions so that both sides coming out of there have no confusion about what was decided and what the policy decisions are going forward. he has hamstrung his own national security establishment because they don't know what to do next. you saw yesterday poppy the russians came out, the russian defense ministry said okay, we're ready to start executing on all the agreements that we made -- that putin and trump made about better cooperation between our two militaries and th

what about people like will hurd who was a cia agent, now in the congress, a republican who says he thinksou are being used by president putin? what about people like ryan fitzpatrick, mike rogers, good republicans to say something odd is going on between the russians and president trump. >> jesse: it is more than retribution against what you call the deep state, juan. some of the things they've said have been outrageous, as greg mentioned. but now that you have the fisa warrant, carter page. it shows extreme abuse of the system. they did not disclose it was funded by the dnc. did not disclose it was funded by hillary. this was never verified at all. any of this information. >> juan: this is not true, america. >> jesse: juan, i read the whole thing. did you? >> juan: yes. not only did i read it, i had to discuss it on fox news sunday. >> jesse: was the dossier the primary element in obtaining the warrant? it was right there in front of the judge and they did not disclose it was funded by hillary. >> juan: they said it was funded by his political opponents. >> jesse: it was funded by a cand

. >> but republican congressman and former cia operative will hurd of texas offered a dire warning of president's increasingly cozy relationship with putin. writing quote, over the course of my career i saw russian intelligence manipulate many people. i never thought i would see the day when an american president would be one of them. despite widespread condemnation late today trump responded to his critics on twitter writing, quote, i got severely criticized by the fake news media for being too nice to president putin. in the old days they would call it diplomacy. if i were loud or vicious they would have criticized me for being too tough. remember when i was criticized for being too tough with chairman kim. michelle, let me start with you. it's interesting to watch coats. we show his reaction for the potential for a putin visit. there was also the statement he put out without white house clearance this week when trump seemed to side against him with vladimir putin, putin standing right next to him. someone in coats' position right now, if trump is watching him, is there any protecti

will hurd says putin is manipulating trump, and he asks what should we do? of course, the week of walk backs did not inspire any confidence. too many members of the media fell for trump's cleanup act, his double negative excuse but you can't clean up actions with mere words. trump's actions are what have brought us to this place where critics like former cia director john brennan are accusing him of treasonous behavior. it's been almost week since the summit but it's still shrouded in sek row si. he has not debriefed officials in his own administration. so we've seen some trying to sound the alarm, some by speaking on the record, others by leeking to journalists so it's worth noting what trump did to the coverage. according to the new york post he reacted on twitter, saying the media is going crazy. so now people smarter than me are asking why is trump trying to bring putin to d.c. when his own director of national intelligence says it's undeniable russia is trying to reek havoc over the election process. the warning signs are going off all over the place. y