will still win say fifteen years to the david emmy award winning british director and cameraman james miller was shot and killed by israeli defense forces while filming his documentary and death in gaza an inquest jury returned a verdict of unlawful killing although the israeli government never prosecuted those responsible peers and she does it with his own volition dedicated to his friend. another journalist who was allegedly shot by israeli snipers on the great return march. but. what if. something must. be in. the living globe. then you. must have been on the nichols who i'm not on the phone a much to know mushroom and it's not open and that's an actual known shot finished my going to shush. but i'm out on nothing but. up until the events and much of the show went oh my goodness the small stuff just the muslim nation has some teeth. from all talking to some one i should think. about this in a. mood when your mobile would know about. it. and the. finish. mcconnell sure i know by now and i know. nobody down and. nobody else in the league and. nobody absolutely. about your sudden passing i'v

media was here when fifty is of the day the emmy award winning british director and cameraman james miller was shot and killed by israeli defense forces while filming his documentary death in gaza an inquest jury returned a verdict of unlawful killing although the israeli government never prosecuted those responsible here isn't he guns and with his own course dedicated to his friend. another journalist who was allegedly shot by israeli snipers on the great detail. something must. be in a. global. clinical school i'm not on the phone as. much you know mushroom and it's not open and show no sign of finished mcandrew sure. but i'm out on the fed. up into the attic and much of the show well know much of the small stuff just the muslim home keep. talking to some. of the. old nobody. knows. nobody absolutely. nobody. the new global economic war is unfolding in the realm of education the right to education being supplanted by the right to. education. it's high education is becoming just another product that can be bolton sold but it's not just about education anymore it's also about running a bus

and james miller this but he was raising a white flag in the office of the they killed him they killed him some i was over in jimmy in with a gun short and continued and also we don't forget the publication our authors come in a man who has been killed on the spot with a canon green ape and he has been ripped apart on the spot it is i mean it isn't there isn't a the targeting of journalists is not and your policy. during the march of last year but this time the scale it's why because the last in the last round or in the last couple of years. so-called arab spring they are claiming that israel is the office of democracy in the region. and the israeli army is their wards most moral army but the ad but the patterson enjoyment is or this module very thin and if that is an aisle is the aussies of the crimes were criminals who are targeting that i think a civilian is ok far let's get out get the view on the other side i've got so i can bring you at this point because what is it like being an israeli journalist covering these protests first of all personally i am enduring world news so i'm co

social media was here when fifty is today the emmy award winning british director and cameraman james miller was shot and killed by israeli defense forces while filming his documentary death in gaza an inquest jury returned a verdict of unlawful killing although the israeli government never prosecuted those responsible here isn't he guns and with his own closure dedicated to his friend. another journalist who was allegedly shot by israeli snipers on the great detail. in a. global. all the tradition of. the taliban on the nicholson i'm not on the net much to know mushroom and it's not all n.f.l. official films have finished macomo shushu. but i'm out on the fed. up into the attic and much of the shadow much of the small stuff just the muslim nation has home to. some all talking to some i was. about to. do you. know how. when your mode nobody. knows. nobody absolutely. nobody. looks allegedly the victim as i believe you started with a few for a few posts i'm trying to get to today morning. when i. such that i sat next. to martin it's not anything alarming. it will show the world but i believe

with your wednesday fifteen years to the david emmy award winning british director and cameraman james miller was shot and killed by israeli defense forces while filming his documentary and death in gaza an inquest jury returned a verdict of unlawful killing although the israeli government never prosecuted those responsible here isn't he does it with his own volition dedicated to his friend. another journalist who was allegedly shot by israeli snipers on the great detail much. but. if i get a double in what could be some a couple of. united i'll do a couple in the living globe. and i need. the man on the nichols who i'm not on the finance much to know mushroom and it's not open and the financial gnomes have finished mcandrew shushu. but i'm out on nothing but. up until the what if in much of the summer when no much to. the muslim nation in the house until. some odd talking to some one i should think. about to. know how. much. the sun is going. no. we live in surreal times a short time ago even imagining a negotiated end to the tensions on the korean peninsula was a flight into fancy but here

three hundred selected guests were invited to the famous sacred space to list forwards james miller versionof the star but matter but this quiet group the sixteen took to the stage against the backdrop of michelangelo's the last judgment as people from around the world today and to watch it on the web. good to have you with us adrian finnegan here in doha the top stories and i'll just hear a france's president has urged the u.s. to stand by the iran nuclear deal president donald trump has threatened to walk away from the agreement but says abandoning it could lead to a north korea style standoff what do you have at the bigger option i don't see what is a one hundred. all your plan b. i don't have any plan b. for nuclear against against iran so that's a question we will discuss but that's why i just want to see a nuclear let's preserve this framework because it's better than a sort of north korean type of situation. nicaragua's president study will take a has withdrawn proposed pension reforms that sponsor a wave of violent protests dozens of shops in the capital were looted in a fifth day o

. >> hello, my name is james miller, i've lived in rincon since 2001, was on the 14th floor and moved down to the 12th floor. we are along the embarcadero. we have plenty of distractions that can occur. a lot of distractions that happen at night. most recently, we had the fog horn going off all day long for a couple of days straight. we have night clubs and restaurants down stairs that have people who come in, collect trash, and recycling bottles, throwing bottles into their trucks, they're not licensed or allowed to, but they come by and they're throwing bottle after bottle into their trucks. that distracts us, keeps us up. there is events like beta brakers which starts right in front of our apartment complex. we have giant tanker ships that come through when there is fog and they blow their horns. part of the nature of living in san francisco. i'll admit that at 7:15 the last couple of days, i do hear noise on 12th floor, there is noise. i'm not on the 7th floor, so i can't speak for those that are lower below me. but i just wanted to mention that it's part of living in san francisc

even his buddy james comey bailing. dennis miller will give his take in a few minutes.is he the right man for the job? tim carney has some thoughts. he'll weigh in next. ♪ let your inner light loose with one a day women's. ♪ a complete multivitamin specially formulated with key nutrients plus vitamin d for bone health support. your one a day is showing. money managers are pretty much the same. all but while some push high commission investment products, fisher investments avoids them. some advisers have hidden and layered fees. fisher investments never does. and while some advisers are happy to earn commissions from you whether you do well or not, fisher investments fees are structured so we do better when you do better. maybe that's why most of our clients come from other money managers. fisher investments. clearly better money management. kennedy: c you can a director mike pompeo has an uphill battle ahead as he ages for a promotion to our next secretary of state. he'll have significant opposition in the senate. pompeo has been wooing democrats. president trump send p

even his buddy james comey bailing. dennis miller will give his take in a few minutes.is he the right man for the job? tim carney has some thoughts. tim carney has some thoughts. he'll weigh in ♪ most people come to la with big dreams. ♪ we came with big appetites. with expedia, you could book a flight, hotel, car, and activity all in one place. ♪ even when nothing else is. keep her receipts tidy, brand vo: snap and sort your expenses with quickbooks and find, on average, $4,340 in tax savings. quickbooks. backing you. money managers are pretty much the same. all but while some push high commission investment products, fisher investments avoids them. some advisers have hidden and layered fees. fisher investments never does. and while some advisers are happy to earn commissions from you whether you do well or not, fisher investments fees are structured so we do better when you do better. maybe that's why most of our clients come from other money managers. fisher investments. clearly better money management. kennedy: c you can a director mike pompeo has an uphill battle a

even his buddy james comey bailing. dennis miller will give his take in a few minutes.is he the right man for the job? tim carney has some thoughts. tim carney has some thoughts. he'll weigh in it's ok that everyone ignores me while i drive. tim carney has some thoughts. he'll weigh in it's fine. because i get a safe driving bonus check every six months i'm accident free. and i don't share it with mom! right, mom? righttt. safe driving bonus checks. only from allstate. switching to allstate is worth it. [fbi agent] you're a brave man, your testimony will save lives. mr. stevens? this is your new name. this is your new house. and a perfectly inconspicuous suv. you must become invisible. [hero] i'll take my chances. where we're changing withs? contemporary make-overs. then, use the ultimate power handshake, the upper hander with a double palm grab. who has the upper hand now? start winning today. book now at lq.com. hi, kids! i'm carl and i'm a broker. do you offer $4.95 online equity trades? great question. see, for a full service brokerage like ours, that's tough to do.

joining me now is susan page, "usa today" washington bureau chief who got that interview with james comey. matt millermsnbc justice analyst. and chuck rosenberg, former u.s. attorney and former senior fbi official. thank you all for being here this afternoon. susan, what stood out to you the most in interviewing james comey? >> the thing that i thought was most striking, most shocking, he said it was possible that the president of the united states has been compromised by the russians, and that they are holding something over his head, something about his personal behavior, his finances, what he called the moscow hotel room incident, or something that is compromised the commander in chief. that's what i thought was most surprising, shocking, and stunning. >> we have that. let's take a look. >> do you think president trump has been compromised by the russians? >> i don't know. and these are words i never thought would come out of my mouth about an american president, but it's possible. i'm not saying it's likely. i don't know, and the honest answer is, it's possible. he won't criticize vladamir putin,

miller. she doesn't have a whole lot of faith in james comey.oesn't think he has a whole lot of faith in the media, which i know you don't either, david, but there are good ones out there, i hope you include me in that bunch. >> there are. trish: she is going to come back a little bit later on because she has spotted some parts of his book that are just plain fiction. she will tell us why, this is not, this is not something we should be taking too, to seriously. this may be all about james comey's ego. >> this book, turning out to me like a michael wolff's fiction book a couple months ago. these guys want to make money. that is how they're doing it. they're trying to sell their story. whether michael wolff making it up wholesale or james comey weaving together, some issues that may be real and some that aren't. there is a lot of personal animosity in the book and i say to james comey, this question, which is, do you think it is irresponsible for to you have written this book where you are a potential witness down the road in some of these cases?

it was my great honor to fire james comey. matt miller still with us along with dana milbank, opinion writer for "the washington post" and dave hoppey, former chief of staff to house speaker paul ryan. dana, let me start with you. i want to read a section of the comey book that he alluded to in that interview. i added that one of the fbi's jobs is to protect the presidency from certain kinds of coercion and whether or not the allegations were true, it was important that he know russians might be saying such things. i stressed that we did not want to keep information from him, especially given that the press was about to report it. he strongly denied the allegations, asking rhetorically i assumed whether he seemed like a guy who needed the services of prostitutes. he then began discussing cases where women had accused him of sexual assault, a subject i had not raised. your thoughts on the nature of the conversation between the president of the united states and his then fbi director. >> well, it sort of defies our ability to describe, as w

benjamin wittes, matt miller, and david frum. benjamin, you know james comey, you're a friend of james comey, you were one of the first people to be aware of even the existence of these memos and these conversations that james comey had with the president. i want to get your overall reaction to what you just listened to in the last hour. >> so i -- i -- i mean, it's obviously a pretty dramatic thing to see the -- to see that interview kind of -- and the memos sort of unfold through the lens of that interview. look, the really striking thing is that these memos say the same thing as the book, and that the book says the same thing as his testimony. and, you know, as rachel just said, you know, when you're looking for indicia of credibility consistency over time is one of the key ones. and, particularly, the ability to recount in detail an incident that you recorded and talked to people about in real time when you then don't have access to that material, and to do it in a way that's consistent in a lot of particular details, it's entirely consistent. and i

she talked about, judy miller is here, by the president and james comey and we talked about that lastas to be a little surreal you're part of the conversation in the oval office but they liked the idea of somehow you going to jail. >> right. trish: for not being willing to report who a source was, but one of the things that i think you have said all along, judith, in this, is that he is not who he says he is in your view? >> right. trish: he is not above reproach? he is not apolitical? >> right. trish: what do you mean by that? >> it is very clear from what he wrote and his rendition of the truth he has a point of view and he has an ideology and his point of view, as he said nothing in his discussion with the president, for example, about the utility of putting journalists in jail. i mean that's what his, the man he appointed to be the special prosecutor in my case did. that is not how you stop leakers. you don't create a first amendment crisis in this country by jailing journalists to find out who in the federal government is leaking. and comey did that he was part of the team that d

bob miller is not james comey. where james comey shows is that prosecutors who have bad judgment will make mistakes, not everybody is perfect at the department of justice or the fb fbi. it's an interesting and important reminder for bob mueller as he goes forward. what we know about james comey, and you said it, the things he did before the election were wrong and it goes back to the bush administration when he grand standard on one of the intelligence programs we had and created this whole drama about himself when there was a program the fbi had previously approved that the justice department previously approved and james comey had this dramatic moment at our hospital to reverse everything that the department of justice previously did. >> laura: i've got her read. it's like pillow talk. this is comey on loretta lynch, whether she was impartial. so we find out in this book that there's information for making call into question the attorney general's independence and overseeing this investigation. >> we already know

to the mid—term selections but make no mistake about it, robert miller, a special counter on the russian peru, the conversations with jameshe is using those conversations and will use those conversations and will use those conversations and will use those conversations if and when he gets a face—to—face with the president. how does this, this book and the accusations, the allegations that james comey makes, play into the bigger picture of the robert mueller investigation, if at all? again, what we are seeing from the mueller proved, and we don't know much because mueller has been tightlipped, but we do know that he is on track looking at not only pollution but obstruction of justice. so i think there are many layers, many facets, but can actually get mueller to the potential conclusion and one of course is the firing of james comey because of his continued investigation into the ongoing russia probe into the role that russia probe into the role that russia played in the 2016 presidential election. eric ham speaking to me earlier. let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. the youngest daughter of the

joining me now, comedian dennis miller. >> kennedy, bravo, you did comey like buffalo bill did ma. i think jamesuld remember when people look up to him, it's about height, and it's not about stature. you have been used by both parties. you have been passed around like a joint at sun splash. kennedy: maybe that's why his books it called "higher loyalty." >> highest loyalty. i heard everybody who decries him say they love him. i'm writing a book called "tuesdays with comey" where i meet with him and the next tuesday he changes his story. as far as james comey goes i haven't trusted the fbi since j. edguard hoofer was wearing mary quant. kennedy: they asked him pointed questions. >> leaking stories over allowing people to leak stories, he lied through his teeth. you hear about people watching this stephanopoulos interview and their jaws were on the floor because they couldn't believe what he was saying. these are such bombshells. if the country is in such distress, then why are you waiting until you enrich yourself by writing a book? >> i don't think james comey is a strong man. i don't think he's

president trump is posing more questions about the lawfulness of robert miller's and russia investigation he's recently tweeted james komi illegally leaked classified documents to the press in order to generate a special counsel therefore the special counsel was a stablished based on an illegal act really does everybody know what this means now the president is referring to members of code we wrote documenting his conversations with trouble before he was fired he has to friend to release them to the media komi has also been promoting a book in which he portrays trouble and we quote him as an ego driven liar. or staying in the us yet another shooting in a us school has marred a nationwide walkout by students demanding new gun law controls their walkout was on the nineteenth anniversary of the columbine massacre when the worst high school shooting in u.s. history which killed thirteen people now survivors of february's school shooting in florida earlier in the never again movement and the gallagher reports now from parkland. once again the students of marjorie stoneman douglas high school left their classrooms to call

james comey doing, being out there, does for all of us. >> a mayor with no country, no city. interesting. jason millerth your forbearance, i won't ask you to weigh on this, i think we all know where you stand on james comey and this discussion, and i'm going to talk about a subject i think you may rather talk about, tax day today. this is the day when americans' taxes are due. the president is taking a victory lap on the tax cut. there was this new poll from the wall street journal which did pop out at me that still even after the tax cut and even after republicans are touting the fact that americans are getting some money back, only 27% at this point say the tax law is a good idea, 36% say bad. 34% say no opinion. do those numbers surprise you? >> i think you need to take the polling numbers and overall context and say excellent job on finishing the boston marathon. i got tired watching you. i was eating my cheeseburger and looking at how much work you're putting into the effort. but when you look at the polls, i would point to the fact that rasmussen has the president's favorability rating up at 51%

james out of florida state. instead, jon gruden takes ucla offensive tackle colton miller. he's from roseville here in california, he had a great combine workout. interesting both the 9ers and raiders go with offensive linemen to protect their franchise quarterbacks. it's been over a week since the sharks and golden knights play their playoff games. they should be rested and come out blazing. tonight in vegas, baby. the golden nooik, an expansion team. you talk about a surprise in year one. they've won the pacific division playing in the second round against a veteran sharks squad. they have been there before. vegas the favorite to win this story. the sharks are okay with the underdog role. >> the thing with the nhl, especially this year, anyone can be anyone if are you not ready to play and prepared. you know, but i think they're coming into this and you know the team to beat all year. >> the team that takes care of the small details is going to win this. you know, it's going to be tight. like i said,e prepared really well. we feel really ready to start tonight and get the

james out of florida state. instead, jon gruden takes ucla offensive tackle colton miller.om roseville here in california, he had a great combine workout. interesting both the 9ers and raiders go with offensive linemen to protect their franchise quarterbacks. it's been over a week since the sharks and golden knights play their playoff games. they should be rested and come out blazing. tonight in vegas, baby. the golden nooik, an expansion team. you talk about a surprise in year one. they've won the pacific division playing in the second round against a veteran sharks squad. they have been there before. vegas the favorite to win this story. the sharks are okay with the underdog role. >> the thing with the nhl, especially this year, anyone can be anyone if are you not ready to play and prepared. you know, but i think they're coming into this and you know the team to beat all year. >> the team that takes care of the small details is going to win this. you know, it's going to be tight. like i said, we prepared really well. we feel really ready to start tonight and get the first

miller from jerusalem. thank you. >>> president trump again taking shots at former fbi director james comey.hy the president now says comey broke the law. >>> plus, we will bring you back to the mass to honor the matriarch of the political dynasty. emotional words from those who attended barbara bush's funeral today in texas. >> it is hard to think about life without that force of whatever you do to stay healthy. you might be missing something. your eyes. that's why there's ocuvite. ocuvite helps replenish nutrients your eyes can lose as you age. it has lutein, zeaxanthin and omega-3. ocuvite. be good to your eyes. but as it grew bigger and bigger,ness. it took a whole lot more. that's why i switched to the spark cash card from capital one. with it, i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy. everything. and that 2% cash back adds up to thousands of dollars each year... so i can keep growing my business in big leaps! what's in your wallet? molly: i'm molly line this is the fox report. the bottom of the hour. if you are just joining us, president donald trump taking aim once again at f

mark: pompeii a has said he has been interviewed by robert miller but here refused to provide specifics of those discussions. defense secretary jamesficially confirmed the united states will not engage in yria's civil war. >> there is a technical concern that we don't act to any civilian deaths, and do everything humanly possible to avoid that. we are trying to stop the murder of innocent people. i'm a strategic level, it is how we keep this from escalating out of control. mark: secretary mattis added the role of america in syria is to defeat the islamic state. the u.k. will not pay the bill to exit the european union until there is a blueprint for a trade deal according to british secretary david davis. requireit bill could the u.k. to pay $55 billion to the european union. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2,700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. bank earnings season kicks off tomorrow with reports from jpmorgan, citigroup, and wells fargo, but for the about. things like tax cuts and rollbacks bode well for banks, but challenges are lurking, ncluding trade w

more on the stakes of this news day, natasha bertrand, matt miller, justice analyst and legal analyst benjamin wittes a personal friend of james comey. natasha, let me start with you. just on the implications of what we just heard and what this means. >> it's absolutely massive. this is a rumor that's been swirling around washington for months now. the idea was that cohen had had flown into germany in early september of 016 and then had made his way by a bus or train down to the czech republic down to prague. it was never something that anyone has really been able to confirm. now we know that mueller has evidence it did happen. it's significant because as we saw both mueller and the president kind of displayed both cohen and the president displayed cohen's passport to prove that he was not in prague meeting with these russians. i think that the important pattern to note here why was cohen there to pay hush money allegedly to kind of sweep everything under the rug which we've seen him do over and over again with multiple women trump has allegedly been involved with. this establishes perhaps there was serious collusion going on

miller from jerusalem. thank you. >>> president trump again taking shots at former fbi director james comey.sident now says comey broke the law. >>> plus, we will bring you back to the mass to honor the matriarch of the political dynasty. emotional words from those who attended barbara bush's funeral today in texas. >> it is hard to think about life without that force of nature that was our very special friend barbara bush. natural cheese on one side, and sweetness on the other. sargento sweet balanced breaks, find it in our cheese section. before discovering nexium 24hr to treat her frequent heartburn, claire could only imagine enjoying chocolate cake. now she can have her cake and eat it too. nexium 24hr stops acid before it starts for all-day, all-night protection. can you imagine 24 hours without heartburn? for all-day, all-night protection. we just switched to geico and got more. more? they've been saving folks money for over 75 years. a company you can trust. geico even helped us with homeowners insurance. more sounds great. gotta love more... right, honey? yeah! geico. expect great sa

miller. rachel maddow has james comey with her as the memos came out. he said i told you so. and written about in my book. as you have heard and look at the contents, what sticks out most as most significant? >> i think the most significant thing other than the donny deutsche portions of the memo is that it confirms jim comey's credibility. you know, that, i think, no one really would have questioned who was telling the truth, whether it was comey versus the president. when you look at both their histories of comments and the public record, anyone would think it was comey telling the truth. now we see these confirmed, what he said in his senate committee testimony and what happened in realtime memos. it stands out, not only was the president obsessed with the salacious aspects of the dossier, but obsessed with andrew mccabe from the beginning. he brought it up repeatedly with jim comey and in the same sense he brings it up today and demands on twitter that andrew mccabe be jailed. it's inappropriate to see the president bring that up over and over again in private. you can te

james to be replacing the ceo. will he be the man to fix germany's largest bank? good morning. i'm matt millernson. guy: we have only four trading days this week in europe for the stoxx 600. it is up. today, it is softer, but nevertheless, on the weeks, trading higher. the two stocks leading this morning. we show you what is going on on the downside. it is largely that story that is dominating. , that is why we are seeing what we are seeing. the take away this morning is that the european stocks this week are higher, not lower, despite what we are seeing on the trade front. let's get a bloomberg first word news update. >> donald trump has said a deal in ae reached soon revamped nafta while playing down that the announcement of me take place next week. -- the announcement may take place next week. he may make the announcement at a summit next week. south korea's former president park geun-hye has been sentenced to 24 years in prison. the sentence handed down by a panel of three judges. it was more lenient than the 30 prosecutors. she can appeal to a higher court. a brazilian judge has ordered t

michael cohen or robert miller investigations, but instead what we're seeing is some of the onetime fbi officials who have been challenging the president's candor, namely james comey and andrew mccabe as you just noted in that tweet, are facing new scrutiny themselves tonight. bottom line is bloomberg kicked a lot of this off today by reporting that in a meeting last thursday, deputy attorney general rob rosenstein again told the president he's not a target in the mueller pro. the president is a subject of the investigation, meaning his conduct is under investigation, but there's not enough evidence to charge him. that point had been reported last month. what's significant is that rosenstein is now repeating this for the first time since the president's longtime personal attorney, michael cohen, had his home and office rated. fox news is specifically hearing rosenstein also told the president he's not a target of the separate cohen investigation. that is new. we pressed rosenstein's office for the his his version of the conversation and we got this. important to note, mueller has not ruled out making the president a target in the future based on evidence tha

deputy attorney general james comey, made the probe more about catching libby and ally than identifying a leaker. today, the president cited former "new york times" reporter judith miller as a key part of libby's pardon. one of the key witnesses against mr. libby, judith miller recanted her testimony stating publicly that she believed the prosecutor withheld relevant information that would have altered significantly what she said. you may remember we went through a review of her own. to remember is that, she spent 85 days in jail for refusing to reveal libby as a resource and she drains me now. talk about full circle. here you are tonight and scooter libby has been pardon. your thoughts on the president's choice? >> i think i'm very pleased for mr. libby. i'm very, very, very delighted that even though president bush commuted his sentence, he wouldn't take that next step and pardon him. a pardon is very important for scooter libby who really became the kind of target of all of the fury and anger over the war in iraq and the way with which we got into it. i think that's what the prosecution and persecution of scooter libby was all about. >> martha: the investigation was

james comey about jailing journalists. he said 10 or 15 years ago, we put them in jail to find out what they know and it worked. he mentioned judy millerle of days in jail and are ready to talk. this from page ten of the memos. you have unique perspective on how serious that conversation is for him. >> that wrangles me. i went to jail four times. you don't talk if you go to jail. this person has no idea what he is talking about. you don't go to jail and have a confidential source and do that on a whim. you are committed to doing it. once you are committed, you are committed. there are 14 of us on the planet who actually have done that. mr. president, you are wrong again. up don't get your facts straight. you will not intimidate reporters to giving up information. you really need to grow up. it is disturbing. it is a war. >> it shows the relationship. you call it a war. the relationship between the white house and the press. >> the press. >> can you explain it as sarcasm? i don't know. >> the tone i get from that if you are not for him, you are against him. if you are hannity or someone who will always be there for him and defend him, h

miller talks to dr. king's three surviving children. their first joint interview since the death of their mother co coretta scott king. >>> this wednesday marks 50 years since dr. king's assassination in memphis. james brown will co-anchor cbs this morning from the national civil rights museum at the former lorain motel in memphis. j.b. will have special reports for the cbs evening news with jeff glor. >>> the ncaa tournament's final four reduced last night to just two teams. villanova wildcats defeated kansas to advance to monday night's championship game. they'll play the michigan wolverines. who ended loyolar chicago's cinderella story. team chaplain sister jean told players she is proud of them. >> as they left the floor. >> coming up a toxic chemical found in common paint removers has reportedly beenlinged to dozens of deaths. why is the epa put a pro posed ban on the chemical on hold. later, a spectacular new so, what's new? we just switched to geico and got more. more? they've been saving folks money for over 75 years. a company you can trust. geico even helped us with homeowners insurance. more sounds great. gotta love more... right, honey? yeah! geico. expect great savings and a whole lot m

miller will compete for the starting job at right tackle. he's expected to become donald penn's replacement when the veteran left tackle retires. round 2 of the draft is tonight. ( jamesn the kron 4 morning news... a new investigation into wells fargo's practices -- this time the focus is on 401-k's. ( mabrisa ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) ( robin ) major hot spot eb 24 at the tunnel overturn acciden blocks the left lane. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( darya ) ( darya ) ( darya ) three orphaned mountain lion cubs have become a family at the oakland zoo. and this summer ... you'll be able to see them in action. a young female cub named coloma was rescued from el dorado county in december. she was paired with two mountain lion cubs from orange county, silverado and toro. the young cats can't be released into the wild because they don't know how to hunt. zoo officials say cubs are thriving in their new ha

miller wilson has been haunted by the case since she was a little girl. >> when i was 11 years old he killed two people across from the street from my house. >> 72 ymd joseph james deangelo is accuse ds of murdering a dozen people and raping 507 during appear crime spree streding from the mid-'70s through the '80s. he managed to evade capture 40 years until dna evidence provided the break detectives needed. >> it's always affected me. i'm kind of paranoid. >> deangelo is a former police officers is worked in exiter 199you a purn in the sierra foothills. niklas winnic was his police chief when deangelo worked there. >> this is an z officer that has credibility, ethics problems and we investigated and terminated him because of it. >> winnic says he fierpd deangelo after an investigation proved he shop lifted a hammer and dog repellent from a store. >> you devote a career to law enforcement you hate to see a police officer accused of crimes of this nature. seymour rapist, mass murderer terrible. >> he never left the area. it's so arrogant. you know, that he damaged so many people's lives and futures they were supposed to have, and he is arrogant enough to live amon

miller, i'll give you a chance to respond. on the obstruction issue and on the larger impression of james comey's impression of the president that know and work for. >> the president has been very clear and i think the people around him believe he can fire the director any time that he wants and there is no obstruction case here. >> the michael flynn point is separate. can he tell the fbi director in the long waanguage he used, let? >> they have given a much different account but it's rather stunning the former director is in the middle of this out there hawking books to echo on what dan said. he's out there trying to sell a movie deal. what we saw tonight didn't feel like some hard hitting interview. this felt to me like an episode of "behind the music" where on one shoulder we have director comey thinking do i go this way? on the other shoulder, do i go that way? t this man deciding when he has to tell the president he's funding the dossier or the politics that played into the fact that he brought uphill hillary e-mail, has a god complex and he's the only one to decide when things are right. >> i know part of the intention is