better in iran also except commissions british racing team mclaren for example ordered a picture of james hunt racing to win the one nine hundred seventy six world championship in japan a single picture like this costs fifty thousand euros and up the techniques the artist use can also be applied to themes outside of motor sports well i have a list of fifty scenes that i like to do so i would probably go to some ancient wars like crusaders or. something like this. now i think the first landing on the more interesting and we kind of started with the project but we stick to the cars so why are. for now the two have their work cut out just reconstructing pictures from the history of racing and currently working on projects with ferrari and aston martin. saigon patter moleski into tons of things outside the world of motor sports a series on historic aircraft is already waiting in the waiting. now to a vehicle that isn't powered by a motor but has persevered as a method of transport for around two hundred years in fact there are more bicycles than cars in the world both in total and ranked by the nu

we were actually going to the diner for catfish when i got out the car with mary hunt, james and jimy were all with us. and as we were headed towards the dicner, dr. king came out o the balcony and was chatting with people down below. he had asked then branch to play his favorite song that night. . folks were just laughing, it was a great moment and then what appeared to sound like a truck maybe back firing, i never took my eyes off of him. so i'm watching him being lifted up and thrown back. i don't recall how. i just remember being at his side. i stepped over his body to the wounded side. i knelt down and tried to get a pulse and barely anything was beating. so i unbuckled his belt and unbuttoned his pants, trying to aid him in getting air. i indicated for someone to get towels out the linen hamper that was on the balcony. and then i removed myself so that morrell could put the towel on his neck and try to slow down the bleeding process. >> as you think back to that moment and to being there by his side, that must be a moment that you go back to, especially over the last 50 years a

the president wrote, james comey memos just out and show clearly there was no collusion, no obstruction. also he leaked classified information. wow. will the witch hunt continue? the critics find the assertions questionable. >> many were written by james comey hours or minutes after several conversations with pr z president trump. the memos add what comey said already, but add remarkable details. we have more from justice reporter laura jarrett in washington. >> reporter: the memos are out and almost read like unedited pam pages from comey book in how comey interacted with the president despite the so-called cloud of the russia investigation. discussions of loyalty. former national security adviser michael flynn and the salacious rumors of trump's visit to moscow in 2013 got under his skin. according to comey. in one of the unclose tied memos, it includes a famous conversation where trump allegedly told comey quote i hope you can see your way clear to letting this go. to letting flynn go. there is new information, including a claim, that president trump told comey at a dinner at the white house in 2017 that he had quote serious he serious serreservat

bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( james ) nasa's newest planet- hunting spacecraftrrying a satellite called "tess" into orbit. its mission will be to discover new planets and scan for potential signs of life. the next launch attempt will be wednesday night. ( james ) coming up on the kron 4 morning news ... what the white house is doing to raise awareness on the opioid crisis in the u-s. (anny) and i'm tracking your morning forecast. what to expect as you ♪ when heartburn hits... fight back fast with tums smoothies. it starts dissolving the instant it touches your tongue... and neutralizes stomach acid at the source. ♪ tum tum tum tum... smoothies... only from tums ( james ) when it rains in new york city.... it also rains underground. take a look at this-- april showers causing waterfalls to pour down on subway platforms. as you can see, even with the heavy rain, people have to get where they are going. train service continued. (james)(darya) welcome back. lets get a check of weather and traffic... (anny hong): any showers and thunderstorms will quickly end s

you've got claims of a partisan witch hunt rare james comey investigation. libby was found guilty on four felony counts, including lying to the fbi about how he learned about the identity of former cia valerie pran. it had top members of the cia administration. they tried to discredit her husband. here's another look back from our archives from the night of the verdict and our own kelly odannell reporting. >> reporter: libby was not charged with a crime of actually leaking the classified identity of kraft operative and no one else has ever been either. her name was first exposed nearly four years ago after her husband joe wilson accused the white house of twisting against. >> i think we will sleep better tonight knowing that the jury has done its job and knowing that mr. libby is convicted. >> so, president bush later commuted his prison sentence, but it might send a message if you lie and obstruct justice, president trump will let you off the hook. this morning our team asked just that to kellyanne conway there. >> i can't confirm that but i'm not going to

they say he was captured minutes later and found with a pellet gun and drugs. ( james ) happening now... a man hunt darya ) the suspect has been identified as travis reinking. witnesses say he was nearly naked when he walked into the restaurant and started shooting. the shooting only stopped when a customer at the restaurant stepped in and disarmed the shooter. now we are learning more about reinking's past.( james ) reinking was arrested last year for trying to get into the white house. he told the secret service that he wanted to meet with president trump. reinking has a history of mental health issues including an incident in 2016 when he told a paramedic treating him that he though taylor swift was harassing him. after a series of incidents with police... officers confiscated 4 guns from him. they gave those guns to his father... and investigators say that the father gave them back to reinking and that one of those guns was used in the shooting.. ( darya ) police believe reinking could still be armed. warning residents to lock their doors... but they believe there is a chance reinking could hea

the >> law enforcement analyst james galliano, we'll check with you later as we find out more about this man hunt. not enough can be said about that lone hero, james shaw who disarmed the suspect. hello. let's go for a ride on a peloton. let's go grab a couple thousand friends and chase each other up a hill. let's go make a personal best, then beat it with your personal better than best. let's go bring the world's best instructors right to you. better yet, let's go bring the entire new york studio - live. let's go anytime, anywhere, with anyone who's willing. and let's go do it all right here. ready to go? peloton. does your business internet provider promise a lot? let's see who delivers more. comcast business gives you gig-speed in more places. the others don't. we offer up to 6 hours of 4g wireless network backup. everyone else, no way. we let calls from any of your devices come from your business number. them, not so much. we let you keep an eye on your business from anywhere. the others? nope! get internet on our gig-speed network and add voice and tv for $34.90 more per month. call or go on

strangely of the fbi at the time did a great job hunting down james earl ray because they just had to do whatever j. edgar hoover hoover really felt about king. >> host: i love how you describe the early use of csi going through finding the fingerprints, going back to the prison being able to actually match the fingerprint to find out it's james earl ray made. try to sum it up it was lake worth before the computer age. the agents took to the field and thought he must have come to birmingham, , let's go to all te gunshots and evidence suggest it might be this gunshot. let's canvas an entire neighborhood. we did nobody stay. we'll go to every boardinghouse, every motel because somebody checked in with that white mustang. people remember him. they get a lot of legwork in chicago, missouri, california, mexico. the fbi did an excellent job trying to track james earl ray because they knew it would be hell to pay if that kelly was not found. >> host: he had so many churches to banish after he let memphis and left atlanta and made it to candidate and made it to england. it seemed like the wor

wow, will the witch hunt continue? james comey said he drafted the memos documenting seven meetings and phone calls with the president because he feared that mr. trump would lie about them. telling cnn -- >> i've try to be transparent throughout this. and i think what folks will see if they get to see the memos is, i've been consistent since the very beginning right after my encounters with president trump. >> reporter: comey's memos reveal that as fbi director, he informed then chief-of-staff reince priebus that parts of the so-called steele dossier were corroborated by u.s. intelligence. comey wrote, quote, i explained that the analyst from all three agencies agreed it was relevant and that portions of the material were corroborated by other intelligence. the memos highlight the president's apparent obsession with the steele dossier, which mr. trump brought up with comey unprompted several times, including during one meeting at the white house. comey wrote, quote, the president brought up the golden showers thing and said

this, saying that they was no collusion, and the mueller investigation is a witch—hunt, attacking the former fbi jamests out a whole bunch of allegations, and just 2a hours ago we got comey‘s memos of meetings held with donald trump in trump tower and the oval office. but when you look at this it is all focusing on the same issue, and it is frustrating to donald trump, it is frustrating to donald trump, it is frustrating to donald trump, it is frustrating to those around him, that there is this cloud that continues to hang over his presidency. these questions of this investigation, that robert mueller is leading, and certainly this plays into it, by claiming that they are or some kind of conspiracy between the trump campaign, wikileaks, and the trump campaign, wikileaks, and the russian government. as i say, they will continue to deny that, i don't think that when you look at this particular legal suit, there is really a ny this particular legal suit, there is really any sense of new information coming out, but wanted does is it keeps it in the public domain. another thing worth mentioning is that the

he said, james comey's memos just out shows clearly no collusion and no obstruction. also, he leaked classified information. wow, will the witch hunte? he tweeted james comey leaked classified documents in the press in order to establish a special counsel. that means, the special council was created as an illegal act. does everybody know what that means? the president says he's not looking to fire robert mueller. rod rosenstein. saying right there that the creation of a special counsel was an illegal act. >> he's constantly laying the groundwork that firing robert mueller is a legal offense. i think the bringing on of rudy giuliani. i don't think giuliani -- he's downplaying how central a role he'll play on the defense team. that makes it less likely that mueller will be fired. because giuliani has been so public in saying that mueller should be allowed to do his job. >> less likely, jonathan, because james comey has done donald trump a world of good. he's said, look, i released this to -- because i thought hillary clinton was going to be president. i didn't tell donald trump in your interview, who paid for this dossier. james come

james fletcher. happening now... a man huntidentified as travis reinking. witnesses say he was nearly naked when he walked into the restaurant and started shooting. the shooting only stopped when a customer at the restaurant stepped in and disarmed the shooter. now we are learning more about reinking's past.( james ) reinking was arrested last year for trying to get into the white house. he told the secret service that he wanted to meet with president trump. reinking has a history of mental health issues including an incident in 2016 when he told a paramedic treating him that he thought taylor swift was harassing him. after a series of incidents with police... officers confiscated 4 guns from him. they gave those guns to his father... investigators say that the father gave them back to reinking and that one of those guns was used in the shooting. ( darya ) the shooting.

remember this whole witch hunt started when james comey leaked his personal potentially classified notesuring his tenure at the fbi. we all know about the special treatment that hillary clinton received from the bureau. knowing what we now know about what is obvious deep state crime families trying to take down the president. aren't you now glad that trump fired comey. >> welcome back to "hardball." that was fox news host sean hannity spinning conspiracy theories on his show last week arguing clinton, mueller and comey crime families are out to get president trump. before this segment aired, the president tweeted was promoting what sean was about to say. on monday it was revealed trump and michael cohen share a lawyer at least in case of trump a fixer. robert costa reports that the revelation the two men share an attorney is how hannity is intertwined with trump's world and offers the president a sympathetic ear and shared grievances. some white house aides dubbed hannity the unofficial chief of staff. the author of that article is robert costa, from "the washington post" and msnbc polit

james mattis, but he left the door open for more. vladimir putin is calling for a u.n. security council emergency meeting. molly huntnd now to the interview with james comey. he speaks out for the first time since be fired by president trump. maggie rulli has the latest. >> reporter: fired fbi director james comey is holding very little back. >> honestly never thought these words would come out of my mouth, but i don't know whether the current president of the united states with prostitutes peeing on each other in moscow. >> reporter: comey offers a description of his first meeting with then president-elect donald trump on january 6, 2017. first briefing trump mike pence and other key members of how the russians interfered with the election. >> and then the conversation to my surprise moved in to a pr conversation about how the trump team would position this and what they could say. no one to my recollection asked so what is coming next from the russians? >> reporter: and then comey says he met with trump alone wanting to inform him about salacious details in the now infamous michael steele dossier, including allega

for a very long time detectives have yet to confirm what kind of drugs they are. ( james ) nasa's newest planet- huntingduled launch aboard a ' space-x falcon 9 a ' space-x falcon 9 rocket' was delayed to allow for more checks. the rocket is carrying an exoplanet survey satellite. it's an effort to discover new planets and scan for potential signs of life. the next attempt will be made on tomorrow night. (annya) tracking your morning forecast. what to expect as you head out the door right after the break. (lydia) taxes are due today ... i'm live in walnut creek with the details. one part steak. one part ribs. two parts incredible. new steak & ribs at outback. $15.99 for a limited time. get a 6oz sirloin and make it your own with a choice of honey sriracha, barbecue, or dry rub ribs. so hurry in to outback now. (darya) welcome back to the kron four morning news... lets start the half hour with a check of weather and traffic... (anny hong): any showers and thunderstorms will quickly end shortly after sunset this evening. dry and seasonably cool weather returns tuesday through wednesday afternoon. next wea

hunt continue? former fbi director james comey says he drafted the memos, which are not classified, documenting sevenetings and phone calls with the president because he feared that mr. trump would lie about them. telling cnn -- >> i've tried to be transparent throughout this and i think what folks will see if they get to see the memos is i've been consistent from the very beginning, right after my encounters with president trump. >> reporter: comey's memos reveal that as fbi director he informed then chief of staff reince priebus that parts of the so-called steele dossier had been corroborated by u.s. intelligence. comey wrote, quote, i explained that the analysts from all three agencies agreed it was relevant and that portions of the material were corroborated by other intelligence. the memos highlight the president's apparent obsession with the steele dossier. which mr. trump brought up with comey unprompted several times, including during one meeting at the white house. comey wrote, quote, the president brought up the golden showers thing and said it really bothered him if his wife had any doubt

hunt continues. joining me now james galiano. where we are right now a guy killed four people on the run. i have to imagine that city is very much concerned about that. >> this is one of the most harrowing pursuits for law enforcement because you take a crisis site which the waffle house was and put a committed killer who has killed four people and wounded two others who is now on the move. police have put out a drag net. there is a number of different federal, state law enforcement agencies working together that are going to the apartment and combing it where he lived. they will go back to his place of residents in illinois and try to find any link analysis to make them predict where he may be going. >> he committed this shooting and wearing only a jacket and naked. how far can a half naked guy really get? >> the question is, is he still on foot? did he access a vehicle? he could access a vehicle by carjacking or could have a vehicle someplace else. police have to put everything on the table and look at everything and can't rule anything out. >> how dangerous is he? >> very dangerous. so

hunt continue? former fbi director james comey says he drafted the memos which are not classified, documenting seven phone calls with the president because he feared that mr. trump would lie about them, telling cnn -- >> i've tried to be transparent throughout this. i think what folks will see if they get to see the memos is i've been consistent since the very beginning, right after my encounters with president trump. >> reporter: comey's memos refeeled that as -- revealed that as fbi director he informed then-chief of staff reince priebus that parts of the so-called steel dossier had been corroborated by u.s. intelligence. comey wrote, "i explained that the analysts from all three agencies agreed it was relevant, and that portions of the material were corroborated by other intelligence." the memos highlight the president's apparent obsession with the steel dossier which mr. trump brought up with comey unprompted several times, including during one meeting at the white house. comey wrote, "the president brought up the golden showers thing and said it really bothered him if his wife had any doubt abo

it has turned into a total witch-hunt and we're also learning another interesting revelation about james comey from his ongoing self-aggrandizing book tour. despite claims from the mainstream media, many democrats now know that james comey is not a truck, hasn't been for a long time. gee, thanks for telling us. >> you have said before that you are or were a republican until very, very recently; is that correct? >> well, i really wasn't. >> last time i really thought of myself as a republican was in 2012. i made a clear decision this year i'm not going to register as a republican not going to be a republican. >> sean: naturally in that very same interview comey also said that the country would be better off with hillary clinton as president he is not political at all. take a listen. >> do you think we would be a lot better off with hillary clinton as president than donald trump? >> >> certainly given her commitment to our traditions and norms and values and the rule of law, yes. >> sean: wow. really? this shouldn't come as a surprise after the special treatment clinton received from comey

hunt. president trump, of course, fired james comey last may and then said the russia investigation was on his mind at the time. john roberts in palm beach live this afternoon. hello, john. >> shep, good afternoon to you here from palm beach where it's warm and breezy. very much like the weather we left in washington. the president that traveled down to miami this morning and is now in palm beach thinking a lot about james comey tweeting about him six times between saturday and today including one tweet where he said slippery james comey, a man that always end up badly and out of whack. he's not smart. will go down as the worst fbi director in history by far. the new comey book is littered with a series of intensely personal observations and attacks by comey on president trump. he said he thinks there's a possibility he might have committed a crime but adds i don't know. he think it's possible that he could have cavorted in hookers in moscow. he didn't know though. he suggested at the top that the president may have tried to commit obstruction of justice when he tried to ask him to let the

the whole witch hunt started with mueller's best friend james comey linked his personal potentially classified notes to his friend who was a professor at columbia who leaked those notes to the press. also set forward the wheels in motion for a special counsel which he got. robert mueller, more on that in a minute. stay focused on mueller. during his time as a federal prosecutor in boston, four men wrongfully imprisoned for decades, framed by an fbi informant and notorious gangster "whitey" bulger. all while mueller's office look the other way. mueller was also responsible for the prosecution of the wrong person following the anthrax attacks after 9/11. by the way, in the case with "whitey" bulger, $100 million payout and two of the four people died in jail who were put there, and they were innocent. euler's merry band of democratic donors. couldn't find one trump supporters to work on the special counsel case? take a look at the screen. tens of thousands of dollars to democrats, hillary clinton, barack obama. not a penny to donald trump. why would anybody take this guy? "the new york times" de

leakers, they're whilsal blowers. >> james comey's memo out clearly saying it shows there's no obstruction, and he leaked classified information. wow, will the witch hunt. it was not a leak of classified information. gentlemen, thank you. i appreciate it. >>> when we come back we've got a lot more to come on james comey's memos about his conversations with president trump. plus what is it about michael cohen that has president trump's long time lawyer warning he could flip on the president? ofs that you don't think about very much. it's really not very important. i was in the stone ages as much as technology wise. and i would say i had nothing. you become a school teacher for one reason, you love kids. and so you don't have the same tools, you don't always believe you have the same... outcomes achievable for yourself. when we got the tablets, it changed everything. by giving them that technology and then marrying it with a curriculum that's designed to have technology at the heart of it, we are really changing the way that students learn. and i can't wait for ten years from now when i get to talk to them again and see, like, who they are. ♪ i'm all-bus

hunting for land mines. >> i think it's really dangerous. >> reporter: james cowan with halo trust says around 3,000 mines dot roughly 250 acres of holy land. anti-tank mines the size of a small pizza are buried, not all are visible to the naked eye. di the really insidious thing about landmines is that whilst the reasons for them being laid in the past may disappear, the landmines themselves remaining just as lethal long into the future >> reporter: they are the deadly leftovers from the arab-israeli war, and decades of conflict rsat followed. >> for the last 60 years nearly, it's been impossible to reach the churches, so we've worked with the christian denominations, the israeli authorities and the palestinians to get permission to start work to clear all the explosive hazards from around the churches. e reporter: its an unlikely flam effort in a region still divided by conflict. the over $1-million project will clear mines using diggers and metal detectors. then clear the churches which are believed to be booby trapped. thnes will be detonated like peese gathered from other sites. the hope is people ca

james comey wrote phony memos. he called the russia investigation a witch hunting and threatened to remove people from the justice department who shouldn't be there. and there was this about attorney michael cohen. >> but michael would represent me and represent me on some things. he represents me like with this crazy stormy daniels deal. >> i thought it was exceptional for our case and i thought it was disastrous for him. >> also today the white house released photos of mike pompeo's secret meeting in north korea with kim jong-un. coincidentally today the senate confirmed pompeo as secretary of state. >>> another cabinet nominee, dr. ronny jackson, the white house doctor, withdrew his name after allegations of professional misconduct. >>> there's a heated debate happening over ducks in livermore. neighbors are accusing the city of eliminating a pond and killing the ducks in order to make way for a new development. today city officials gave us their side of the story. nbc bay area is at that pond in livermore with some answers for us. >> reporter: raj, the city has closed the ponds off to the public with these signs and tha

then took off after being wrestled to the ground by james shaw, not with that ar-15, but possibly with two other weapons. talk to me now about the man hunt, how it goes, how it is under way, with the cooperation of people who have to be vigilant in that community and beyond. >> absolutely and as we talked about earlier, fred, this is one of the single most dangerous positions that law enforcement can be put in. and that's where you have essentially a moving crisis site. so it's not static, you can't set up around it, you can't put a perimeter around it, you can't let someone barricade themselves in and start negotiations and do it as safely as possible and making sure that no civilians are going to be caught in any kind of cross fire. in this event, you've got somebody that's moving, he could mr. on fo be on foot or he could be in a vehicle traveling. so if he is on foot, what's the quickest he could get basically when he left the waffle house, and set up an inner perimeter. and beyond that, if he got into a vehicle, what are the author auth -- thorough fairs. i watched that press conference with mr. shaw and i was moved. and i guarantee

it has turned into a total witch-hunt and we're also learning another interesting revelation about james comey from his ongoing self-aggrandizing book tour. despite claims from the mainstream media, many democrats now know that james comey is not a truck, hasn't been for a long time. gee, thanks for telling us. >> you have said before that you are or were a republican until very, very recently; is that correct? >> well, i really wasn't. >> last time i really thought of myself as a republican was in 2012. i made a clear decision this year i'm not going to register as a republican not going to be a republican. >> sean: naturally in that very same interview comey also said that the country would be better off with hillary clinton as president he is not political at all. take a listen. >> do you think we would be a lot better off with hillary clinton as president than donald trump? >> >> certainly given her commitment to our traditions and norms and values and the rule of law, yes. >> sean: wow. really? this shouldn't come as a surprise after the special treatment clinton received from comey

james marsden is here. but when we return, my hunt for the pee-pee tape. stick around. poor mouth breather. allergies?ffy nose? can't sleep? take that. a breathe right nasal strip instantly opens your nose up to 38% more than allergy medicine alone. shut your mouth and say goodnight, mouthbreathers. breathe right. we need to help more tocalifornians get ahead.d, that's why antonio villaraigosa brought both parties together to balance the state budget with record investments in public schools... and new career training programs. as mayor of la, he brought police and residents together to get illegal guns off the streets - and keep kids out of gangs, and on the right path. that's antonio villaraigosa. a governor for all of california. ( cheers and applause ) >> hey, everybody, welcome back. give it up for jon batiste and say human over there. happy friday. happy friday, jon. >> jon: happy friday. >> stephen: we earned it. america earned it. >> jon: that's right, america did earn it. >> stephen: america is still abuzz over the new book by fired f.b.i. director and man hissing to show his dominance, james

the first james comey memos just out and show clearly there was no collusion, no obstruction. he leaked classified information. wow. will the witch hunt continue? the other, so general michael flynn as life can be totally destroyed while shady james comey can leak and lie, made lots of money from a third-rate book. is that really the way life in america is supposed to work? i don't think so. so shimon, just back to you. do you think the president's embarrassed? is he putting that out there publicly so that michael flynn feels better? what's your read? >> there's always -- michael flynn has been cooperating with the investigation, with the special counsel. but we also know the fbi's investigation of michael flynn, the special counsel investigation, stretches beyond just what he pleaded guilty to. that's lying to the fbi. it had to do with some of his work outside of the campaign and some of his work for foreign countries, that that was part of what the fbi was looking at as well. that has not -- he has not been charged with anything in connection with that. while the president may think that there may have been a witch hunt here on the

hunts. reid in august 2016 sent a letter to james comey demanding he investigate the russia connection, citinghat eventually showed up in the phoney trump dossier. >> what strikes me is how irrelevant the mueller operation toys the real scandal that took place in 2016. you had the number two fbi director getting fired for his conducts during that period. then the top senior intelligence official using a cutout. the dossier was considered classified. we asked for these the documents and they have been telling us they can't confirm or deny they existed. but this is classified information and it was obviously dirt designed to make donald trump look bad. it shows you why the dossier is so -- it's such a key part of the scandal. fit was a serious document he wouldn't be leaving it to the media through the united states senator harry reid, mr. brennan. this is astonishing for all of this corruption, what is mueller looking at? whether or not paul manner to the's suits cost too much given his income. trish: wow! >> i said that half jokingly. but i'm not too far off from the lack of seriousness as to

james comey shows how there was clearly no collusion and no obstruction. that was the president tweeting this morning. also, he leaked classified information. wow. will the witch hunt continue? so general michael flynn's life can be totally destroyed while shady james comey can leak and lie and make lots of money from a third rate book that should never have been written. is that really the way life in america is is supposed to work? i don't think so. >> all the conversations that the president had with the former fbi director, though not new, there was some new information. one of the things that came to my attention was how the president raised this issue of flynn's judgment, questioning flynn's judgment. of course, this all is related to his conversations with the former russian ambassador. the other thing that i found particularly interesting was the president's continuing preoccupation and fascination with the solacious details of the dossier. we know that really bothered him, that conversation. he repeatedly in conversations with comey denied that any hookers were involved, any of the situations, denying that there was anything to do with a golden shower. at

james comey. vonnie: that brings up -- will the president stop tweeting about a witch hunt and a fake investigatione is not a target, less interesting to him. kevin: yes and no, the of ministries and always said there is not collusion. they followed up by are going that the investigation should stop because it is going well beyond that. you have the stormy daniels issue and subpoenas issued against the kushners. and other expensive business practices in the investigation. many republicans who disagree with the president's assertion and feel the investigation should include wherever it may lead. that is where republicans are at this point. should that continue, particularly into midterms, that could pose a significant political risk to president trump come november. vonnie: headlines fast and furious in your mick mulvaney interview. he is happy the wells fargo situation is fixed but seems to think, according to the answer you got from him, he has too much power as head of the cfpb. kevin: i spoke to a source who works there who noted that, on the same day, they announced this monumental $1 billion f

james chaney, michael --, and -- their death and the hunt for these missing three civil rights workers that took place over the course of the summer of 1964, freedom summer. when hundreds of civil rights volunteers went south to mississippi to try to register african-americans in freedom schools. that first captivated the nation and made international news. their bodies were discovered late in the summer in an earthen dam, and the kind of levy where they had been buried. they were murdered by klansmen in neshoba county. so, reagan, ronald reagan wins the republican nomination in 1980. the convention that year is in detroit. the first campaign stop he makes, is in neshoba county at the fair. you read the speech, right? you read the speech in preparation for class today. you know that in that speech, that he gave, he talked about that he is a supporter of states rights. and, states rights, we know historically what states rights was about. we know it because, it goes back to the secession itself, right? that when alexander stephens said, we are seceding because we want to preserve the co

tweeting "james comey memos just out and show clearly that there was no collusion and no obstruction. also, he leaked classified information. wow! will the witch hunt's bring in karl rove, former senior adviser and deputy chief of staff to george w. bush and a fox news contributor. so karl, do you share the president's conviction that clearly the memos show that there was no collusion? >> yes, for two reasons. first of all, these are very precise memos. you can just tell that immediately after leaving the white house, comey is putting his thoughts in order in order to share them with people around him. he's talking about hands and who is sitting where and how people's facial expressions were and so forth. anybody that precise and that voluminous in their reporting on it, if there was a moment in which there was any obstruction of justice, we would hear about it. he goes out of his way -- he never says, mr. president, we have the dossier and we're concerned about collusion between you or high-ranking officials. the absence of the topic being addressed says that when it comes to obstruction, there's no evidence whatsoever of obstruction. nothing is o

james comey. he was right about that. he was absolutely right. so we will see what happens. i think it's disgraceful and so does a lot of people. this is a pure and simple witch-hunt. thank you very much. thank you. >> will rod rosenstein keep his job? >> thank you. >> will rod rosenstein keep his job? >> thank you all very much. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thanks, everyone. >> more clarity on who was responsible? >> thank you. thanks, everyone. thank you. >> we are getting clarity on that. who was responsible forrest weapons attack. we are getting very good clarity, actually. we have some pretty good answers. >> thanks, everyone. >> what are your options? >> thank you. >> we have a lot of options militarily and we will be letting you know. >> thanks, everyone. thank you all. >> probably after the fact. >> thank you. >> can you stop lying? can you stop lying? >> thank you all very much. >> thank you very much.

response saying quote james comey memos just out and showed clearly there was no collusion and no obstruction. also he leaked classified informationment wow! will the windchill hunttinue. continue. -- witch hunt continue. itch hunt continue. >>> there are talks of president trump bringing in rudy giuliani to aid in trump elegal team advisory. he will be joining the team along with two formal federal prosecutors. >>> our time is 4:10. we are hearing from the judge? the brock turner sexual assault case. in the next hour the judge talked about the criminal justice system and the campaign to remove him from the bench. >>> plus, the controversial statue in san francisco will remain in place. the reason the city decided to keep the statue some say is anti-native american. e american. >>> good morning. right now we see that traffic is moving along pretty well in san francisco. on northbound 101. we will tell you more about the morning commute when we come back. >>> looking like a beautiful friday. temperatures warming up after yesterday. a little transition day. yes, near 80 on saturday. >>> welcome back back to mornings on 2. the san francisco board of appeals heard ar

james comey's memos. >> this is a big, big beginning to the end of what has been a witch-hunt. >> but the memos reinforce comey's version of events. >> it is certainly some evidence of obstruction of justice. >> and they reveal president trump's obsession with disproving the steele dossier. reference to prostitutes. >> he'd bring it up repeatedly. >> plus, could michael cohen be pressured into helping the mueller investigation? >> i still has to be concerned about cohen flipping on him. >> my guests are marc short and republican senator susan collins of maine. also, the democrats lawsuit. the dnc sues the trump campaign russia and wikileaks for allegedly conspireing to sabotage hillary clinton's presidential bid. i'll talk to the chairman of the democratic national committee, tom perez. >>> and saying good-bye, to friends and family and nation, former first lady barbara bush. >> people admired her and loved her so. >> joining me for insight are chief foreign affairs correspondent andrea mitchell, the christian broadcasting network's david brody. amy walter, national editor of the cook political report an

james comey memos out and shows clearly that there was no collusion and no obstruction, also he leaked classified information, wow, witch hunttinue. >> justice department watchdog reporting finding from andrew mccabe to federal prosecutors to whether mccabe should be charged with a crime. mccabe misled investigators including then own boss, director james comey about his authorization of leaks to the wall street journal. attorney general jeff sessions fired mccabe last month, two days before scheduled retirement. cheryl: well, wells fargo is getting ready to shell out big bucks. >> it's a big dollar sign, isn't it? >> yes, it is, we could get an official announcement as early as today but wells fargo is reportedly very close to settling a record 1 billion-dollar fine imposed by regulators as penalty for auto insurance and mortgage-lending scandal. the settlement may come with scrutiny about how the bank pays sales employees. a major union change, american federation of teachers cutting ties to wells because of relationship with gun makers and nra. >> let's talk about apple because shares took a hit, what was going on. >> sha

james, michael and andrew goodman and their deaths and the hunt for the missing civil rights workers that took over the course of 1964, freedom summer when hundreds of civil rights volunteers tried to register and lead schools. it made international knews and their bodies discovered in the summer in a dam where they were murdered. and murdered by clansman in the county. so reagan, so he wins the nomination in 1980 and the convention is in detroit. and the first campaign stop was at the fair. you read the speech, right? you read the speech in preparation for class today. you know that in that speech he gave he talked about that he's a supporter of states rights. and will states rights we know what it was about. we know it because it goes back to the secession itself when alexander steven said we are succeeding because we want to preserve the corner stone of white supreme si, it is inpolitic. it is impolitic to talk about that and the resentment about segregation and civil rights in 1980. so you talk about state's rights. so that's the language of the segregationist to talk about the s

hunt continue? elaine quijano has more. >> reporter: cbs news has obtained copies of the memos from former fbi director james comey documenting his interactions with president trump. the justice department delivers the memos to congress thursday. the president signed off on the news. i want to bring in cbs capitol news director rebecca kaplan. she joins us in washington by phone. so what have we learned? >> this was the infamous memos that came up over and over with trump mentioning through multiple occasions that his wife might think it was true. he also repeatedly told comey on multiple occasions that he wanted him to stay, that the president was not under investigation by the fbi. he frequently expressed concerns about leaks from his calls with foreign leaders. >> well, when we spoke with our major garrett thursday evening, he said that sources told him that president trump approved releasing the memos to congress because they essentially portrayed him in a favorable light. what's your assessment? >> the republicans on the hill are saying these memos show that the president wanted allegations of collusion investigated. the

hunt. sound familiar? stay with us. been jimmy's longest. jimmy (shouting): james!ed record rain and a supplier that went belly up. so while he's proud to have helped put a roof over the heads of hundreds of families, he's most proud of the one he's kept over his own. brand vo: get the most out of your money, whether you're using quickbooks smart invoicing to get paid twice as fast or automatically tracking your mileage. smarter business tools for the world's hardest workers. quickbooks. backing you. we're on the move. hey rick, all good? oh yeah, we're good. we're good. terminix. defenders of home. >>> embattled missouri governor taking a page from president trump's playbook and decrying a quote witch hunt. >> this is a political witch hunt. this is exactly like what's happening with the witch hunts in washington, d.c. smearing, lying and attacking people who want to change how things are done is wrong in washington and it's wrong in missouri. >> a report filed last night by the republican controlled legislature says that a witness that the legislature deemed credi

couple of tweets saying james comey memos just out and show clearly that there was no collusion and no obstruction. also he leaked classified information. wow, will the witch hunt continue? the president also tweeting this morning so general michael flynn's life can be totally destroyed while shadow james comey can lie and make money from a book that should never have been written. is that the way life in america is supposed to work? i don't think so. we can expect we'll hear more from the president today because clearly this is an issue that will be prominent in the news. the other big thing surrounding the president today, news that fox broke yesterday afternoon that the president was told in an oval office meeting by rod rosenstein that he is not a target of the cohen investigation. the president's attorney john dowd who was since departed was told by mueller he wasn't a target in the mueller investigation, just a subject. now we learn from rod rosenstein that president wasn't the target of the cohen investigation and focused solely on michael cohen. a point to bring up, we don't know why rod rosenstein and legal sources i've spoken to close to the president

james comey wrote phony memos. he also reiterated that the russia investigation is a witch-hunt and threatened to remove people frome justice department and added this about michael cohen. >> but michael would represent me and represent me on some things. he represents me, like with this crazy stormy daniels deal. >> it was exceptional for our case, and i thought it was disastrous for him. >> for nearly 30 minutes the president went on, touching on everything from kim jong un to kanye west. we also have a new face in the trump cabinet tonight. a nominee withdraws from the process. those are the two big story lines. america has a new secretary of state, mike pompeo was conit firmed by the senate today. about an hour later he boarded his first official flight to europe for a meeting. outside the u.s. capitol, protests for another cabinet member, that would be epa member scott pruitt. he faced scathing questions about his use of taxpayer money for travel, staff pay raises and renting an apartment from a lobbyist. >> a lie doesn't become true just because it's on the front payment of a newspaper. >> you really should r