karl thinks so., he spied several wrinkled and grimy cards strewn among the rafters and the floorboards. karl believes that they went flying during one of his grandma jennie's cleaning purges, when she'd pitch boxes of junk right out the attic window into a big mound below. thank goodness she never got hold of that one box in the corner. i'm jamie colby for "strange inheritance." thank you so much for joining us. and remember, you can't take it with you. do you have a "strange inheritance" story you'd like to share with us? we'd love to hear it. send me an e-mail, or go to our website, strangeinheritance.com. will too. maria bartiromo, "wall street" is next. maria: happy weekend everybody welcome to the program. the week that was. i am a real -- maria bartiromo. we have a special guest and then later on we are talking skills training with john sexton to talk about the growing challenge for families. and this week uber had as much anticipated ipo. they began trading on friday. that was on the low end

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>> karl: yes.arr is not going to be able to do the investigation he wants to do and how this all began without access to the documents that are classified. so he needed the documents. the white house was smart to give the power to declassified to the attorney general. so this is being done, not the west wing or oval office, but the department of justice. good to push it away from the white house. leave it in barr's hands and leave it and career prosecutors and career investigators. >> julie: the top intelligence officials including the current fbi director and former director james comey, they have said there was no criminal wrongdoing. they maintain that all throughout. the waiting until agencies went about starting the investigation, but how would we really know that to be true without investigating the investigators? >> karl: well, particularly if the new director of the fbi raid supportive and protecting the fbi, but jim comey, look, he's one of the actors that tolerated all the stuff going on

i mean, karl rove. >> karl: and today booker is sagging and acting as if nothing ever happened with christopherele going to moscow, calling up his pals in moscow, got in need are on trump? same with kamala harris. she just grades on me and she goes after barr and says, did you ever look at the underlying evidence? no, as a matter of fact. i assumed and took aspect of what bob mueller told me in his 400 page report. she was a chief prosecutor in san francisco. and she licked the chemistry in the eye, every decision she has made to indict somebody or not indict somebody, did she look at all the underlying evidence, the police, absolutely right. this is the kind of stuff they were doing routinely today. and it just speaks to the rage and the anger and the lack of credibility of so many of these democrats on the committee today. sitting there presuming the judge and saying things to go straight back at them. blumenthal. >> sean: do you agree and that i give the last word to the senator. this is political suicide what they are doing for them. i don't want to stop them and be stupid and that randy wa

even the renaming of can not says karl marx shot on may tenth one thousand nine hundred eighty three was an important acknowledgement of the revolutionary tradition in the city and the contribution made by its working class to our workers and present state. people professor love care bill has already created many statues of the greatest sons of our people time and again he has sought to fulfill lennon's legacy to immortalize the creator of revolutionary. a ministerial by drawing upon the art of monumental propaganda station you need to be because while working on his designs carol read the works of marx he seeks to express the content of revolutionary marxist thought individual for this was the irrepressible power of the passion of the nature of the revolutionary and the scientist that's what is essential for this . that's karl marx memorial designed by professor levy a few minutes parable will bear witness to the shared struggle of the working class and labors of the german democratic republic and the soviet union even in the form commodes bipeds who was. going to the institution to

bush, fox news contributor, many karl rove. karl, good to see you. >> good to see you.: tell me a little bit about mr. durham. what do you know? >> well, career -- apolitical. a career, u.s. and deputy u.s. attorney, now u.s. attorney for connecticut. literally joined the u.s. attorney's office in connecticut in the late 1970s after graduating from law school. he has a reputation as a determined, focused, unflappable prosecutor who's willing to take on the powerful and his employers. he was the guy who took on the fbi senior agent who was basically defending and hiding whitey bulger's nefarious activities, using him as a confidential informant, but hiding some of his extreme and violent deeds from law enforcement. he's the guy who took on the republican governor of connecticut, john roland, and prosecuted him and sent him to jail. he was the guy that attorney general mukasey e turned to to judge the destruction of the tapes of cia interrogators, and the obama administration asked him to take a look at enhanced interrogation techniques and to make a determination as to w

jon karl standing by live. >>> set free tonight, the american who left the u.s., spent time at an al qaeda training camp, captured after 9/11. tonight, he's now been released from prison for good behavior. some authorities warn he still has terrorist sympathies. he will live in the u.s. where he's headed tonight. >>> the owner of a day care under arrest tonight, accused of living a 4-month-old baby girl in a day care vab. the baby did not survive. >>> we have reported on the 8-year-old girl pulled from her mother, that kidnapper racing off. eight hours later, rescued from a hotel room. but tonight here, what we did not know. authorities had been to that room earlier in the day, even questioning the suspect, not seeing the girl. >>> gas prices tonight, as this holidaapproaches. the cheapest and where it's most expensive. >>> and "all in the family" and "the jeffersons" and their comeback. the music, the flub on t that had them all laughing and the surprise behind that door. >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us here on a thursday night. we have a lot to get to tonight,

when we come back, karl rove karl rove, senator josh hawley on the disturbing display of partisanshipe democrats today. it's all noise at this point but important. straight ahead. ♪ i have a vision correction number, but i'm more than a number. when i'm not teaching, i'm taking steep grades and tight corners. my essilor lenses offer more than vision correction with three innovative technologies for my ultimate in vision clarity and protection together in a single lens: the essilor ultimate lens package. so, i can do more of what i love! buy two pairs of essilor's best lenses and get a $100 back instantly. see more. do more. essilor ♪ >> peter strzok says, just went to a southern virginia walmart. i could smell the trump supporter's. i cannot believe that a top official of this government with a kind of power that these people have, would try to exercise their own prejudices. that is what this is. it is open, blatant prejudice. they tried to use that in order to overturn a democratic election. entered my mind, that is the real crisis here. and it is a crisis, because if there is not ac

in my opinion. >> jimmy: according to karl malone.'m not arguing with you. >> you seem like you are. you seem like you're arguing with me. >> jimmy: i would never, ever argue with you. >> you waited all this time get me here and you're arguing with me now? >> jimmy: i'm not arguing with you now. if i were to argue with you it would make me the dumbest animal. >> no, no. >> jimmy: still the cow? >> yeah. you're a pretty nice species. >> jimmy: thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thanks to karl malone and apologies to cows. one more thing before we forge ahead. it is thursday night which means it's time to bleep and blur the big tv moments of the week whether they need it or not. it is "this week in unnecessary censorship." [ cheers and applause ] >> we concluded that we would, would not reach a determination one way or the other about whether the president [ bleep ] a [ bleep ]. >> so the key there obviously for barr is this butt [ bleep ] sort of causality. >> the spotlight quickly turned to north korea as the president [ ble

but that isn't putting off karl-heinz . he has for factories in europe and now wants to open one in africa he says he'll be taking both the economic and the political situation into account when deciding exactly where it will be. with me in the studio now is a bona fide a expert on why german companies are snubbing africa. is representing germany's powerful small and medium sized companies famous middle she's trying to improve business relations with africa very welcome to the studio germans have a tendency to err on the side of caution is very famous for its german as its as its core is it that it keeps german estimates from investing in africa so indeed the way we see so far in trade from germany to africa it's very low according to the global trade me of a countries it's only about two percent it means that one thousand eight hundred firms german firms are sitting in africa and they created about two hundred thousand jobs so i think that one of the most important reason why german news doesn't want to invest or don't inv

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and karl amman has becomen a do quixote figure, just someone shouting in the wind.re are a lot of discussion now about the extinction rates and for decades people haven't been listening. he's doiga more inveson and saying this is happening in the world and we have to take note of it. y visit several tiger farms in the course of your reporting, some are small and look ramshackle. others are almost industrial scale in their size. i mean, you must have been shocked to see this kind of -- this sort f farming of an animal like a tiger. >> and the most amazing thing was you have been driving down the roads in laos that are rural and bend the gates was something of an industrial enterprise that they could fm hundreds of tigers in these places and we would have a drone going over it d, inside that footage, you would see tigers as small as ants prowling around, and you could see this is an industrial operation that we are eat creating out of tger becomes a product along this assembly line. >> the thing that comes through in yr reporting is the difficulty of trying to stamp i

i think i agree with karl on some of this and many voters do left and right.f people like the idea of not paying but somebody is going to pay and its employers who are going to be paying that does trickle down to the employees. of course, it's popular left or right. tax the rich. have the government give me free healthcare and senator sanders has been very gray with details on the plan but not how to pay for it. this isn't going to pay for it. and this is not going to. >> ed: the trump camp has been itching at the idea running socialism vs. free market. >> look, this is at the beginning of the conversation sounds great. first of all, it's not medicare. in fact, it wipes out medicare. all the savings that people have put n medicare payments over the years towards it and medicare tax towards their -- towards their time when they get to 65. it gets wind out. they get dumped into a new single payer healthcare plan. we have lines, we have rationing. we cut payments to healthcare providers. hospitals, doctors, nurses, healthcare professionals by 40% in order to brin

strategist karl rove.ong time away from us and we've missed you, i'm going to ask you the first question, attorney general barr seemed to become a big target this week for a lot of democrats, particularly after we learned just before his testimony before the committee that robert mueller had sent a letter complaining to him about his summary just after he issued it to congress. to what degree do you think the attacks on barr are really about the fact that he is serious about investigating the origins of the trump-russia investigation? >> i think that barr is the latest target because that's all they've got right now. critics were so disastrously and flaming we were wrong about tom collaboration with russia in the campaign have now turned their fire on barr and his characterizations of what was in the mueller report, because that's what they do. this kind of character assassination they are trying is a common tactic. i don't think that they are looking ahead to what they suspect might be the outcome of his

maria: karl great stuff, karl rove in new york. >> thank you.be sure to tune in with exclusive interview with vice president mike pence ottawa, canada, we will be speaking and the interview will air tomorrow morning in its entirety. elon musk is pushing employees to push delivery numbers in new e-mail, dagen is on that this morning. dagen: that's the way to rally troops, an e-mail, another e-mail from the tesla founder to employees urging them to improve vehicle deliveries, here is some of that e-mail i won't read through the entire -- the entire text but he's talking -- elon musk is talking about we have to improve vehicle delivers in order to have successful quarter and i want to point out what happened in the first quarter that fails to have tesla electric vehicles fell 41% from the fourth quarter, 63,000 vehicles would be delivered down which was record, let's take a look at the e-mail again he said if we execute well current quarter will be all-time record for tesla vehicle deliveries and a many victory, this has been huge problem for the c

i am personally not. >> jon karl with us live tonight from the white house. and as you reported there, jon, joe biden saying these attacks are below the dignity of the office of the president. is there any response from the president tonight? >> reporter: well, i asked the president about those comments as soon as he got back here this afternoon to the white house. no response. but just minutes ago, david, he was back on twitter, again insulting joe biden, making no apologies for what he said in japan, in fact, repeating almost word for word what he said about biden back there. >> the 2020 race is here. jon karl, thank you. >>> there are new developments tonight in the widening debate over abortion in this country. missouri's only abortion clinic could close friday because the state is threatening not to renew its license. planned parenthood, which operates the clinic, reports the state says it is investigating, quote, a large number of possible deficiencies. it comes days after missouri's governor signed a new law that bans abortions after eight weeks with n

jon karl live at the white house. jon, thank you. >>> still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this tuesday. the highway shooting. the young woman shot in the neck while driving. was it a random shot from the woods? what authorities have now revealed tonight. >>> the health alert for customers of a former spa. the procedure that may have exposed more than 130 people to hiv, and what authorities are now warning. >>> and the hostage scare unfolding today. police rushing men, women and children to safety in an armored vehicle. these pictures just coming in late today. the shooting suspect possibly barricaded inside a building. a lot more news ahead on a very busy night. stay tuned. d there were fleas out here. and t-t-t-t-t-icks! and mosquitoooooooooooes! listen up, scaredy cats. we all have k9 advantix ii to protect us. it kills and repels fleas, ticks and mosquitoes. and mosquitoes? all three. so let's just enjoy ourselves out here. i wasn't really that scared. ahhh! get it off! get it off! it's a leaf. k9 advanti

chris: as karl was suggesting, the debate over the economy comes -- we just got numbers on friday for you said 3.8, you're not quite right, let's put numbers on the screen, employers added 263,000 jobs and unemployment fell to 3.6%. >> my mistake. chris: there you go. the lowest in 50 years which raises the question, chuck, how the democrats, just generally, forget joe biden, how do they run against the president when his economy, the economy that he's presiding over is doing so well. >> yes, even karl can't keep up with the numbers. [laughter] >> i really do think there's no way to deny that the economy is in great shape, in fact, when -- when joe biden -- the other thing he said the stock market, you don't feel that, even that's not quite true because so many people have 401(k)'s and unions are vested in pensions and they are being held by higher stock market, i think the democrats, you know, are just in a no-win position on that because in a weird way they are in a position for rooting for a recession to make political chances better, they have to win their election on other ground

jon karl at the white house. jon, thank you. >>> we're going to turn next tonight to the newly released body cam video of a deadly police shooting in anaheim, california. two officers firing more than 70 rounds, much of it right through their windshield, as they chase a suspect through a neighborhood filled with families. the deputy police chief is now calling their behavior, quote, deeply disturbing. and here's abc's will carr. >> stop. hey, stop the car. stop the car, dude. >> reporter: tonight, newly released body camera video shows two anaheim officers responding to a call about a man on drugs with a gun and a knife. when the man drives off, the officer opens fire. unloading his gun through the windshield w 50-year-old eliuth nava through a neighborhood packed with families. >> pointing the gun backwards at us and then at himself. >> reporter: at one point, he warns about shooting into the busy neighborhood. >> hold on, hold on, we've got too much traffic here, buddy. >> reporter: but then, fires out of the w

i don't believe they will. >> and jon karl reporting in from the white house. we have reported that robert mueller is in talks to appear before the house judiciary committee but tonight after republican senator lindsey graham said this is done, today he reached out to robert mueller. >> reporter: earlier this week, he was adamant that mueller would not come before the senate judiciary committee. as you said, that he was done but now today he has written a letter to robert mueller saying, quote, please inform the committee if he would like to talk to the attorney general. i got to tell you, david, the idea that robert mueller who almo npes in public ulmiee and . >> jon karl with us tonight from the white house. jon, thank you. >>> president trump and vladimir putin also discussing the crisis unfolding in venezuela and tonight one-on-one with the opposition leader, juan guaido who the u.s. now recognizes as the president there. but putin recognizes maduro. what does it say tonight about any foreign part. ian pannell, our correspondent in venezuela. >> reporter: t

sure, i can work with her. >> jonathan karl joins us froms us from the white house. president trump with another announcement from the south lawn. this one concerning troop movements in the middle east. jon, we're getting clarity tonight? >> the president said he approved an order for 1,500 additional troops to the middle east for what he called protection. the pentagon leader explained the modest increase in u.s. troop levels is designed to protect u.s. assets in the region, tom, from what they see as an increasing threat from iran. >> jonathan karl, thank you. >>> next, the russian shall investigation. president trump has given ril woman barr sweeping to investigation the investigation. calling the russia probe an attempt attempt attempted coups. >> i guess millions of pages of documents. i have no ideas what it is. i have no idea. our attorney general is in charge. let's see what he finds. >> now the president and attorney general are accused of weaponizing law enforcement and classified information against their political enemies and democrats still want to hear

karl rove is a fox news contributor and former deputy chief of staff.els like yesterday that the hearing in the senate judiciary committee, it felt like the beginning impeachment even if they aren't calling at that yet. what do you think? >> i think they are torn. they want to investigate the leadership doesn't want to impeach. but when you have nadler and cummings and maxine waters and adam schiff in charge of important committees and bent him on down my stomach up on upon abatement, it'll be hard to restrain the period >> take a look at what nancy pelosi said early. it seems like they're trying to figure out a way to bring all of this together into one thing. watch this. >> and that it just -- i began to connect the dots. we have mitch mcconnell, who, in his fund-raising, he's described himself as the grim reaper. any legislation that comes up on the house will go to a senate graveyard. calls of the grim reaper. mitch mcconnell, donald trump, attorney general barr. there is a connection. >> dana: apparently this kept her up last night, carl. >> there

>> jon karl is on the trail in south carolina. we'll break down the politics, smoke out the spin, the facts that matter this week. >>> good morning. welcome to "this week" and to all the moms watching today, happy mother's day. as we come on the air, the battle between president trump and congressional democrats has broken out into all-out war. a brand new analysis in "the washington post" shows the white house is blocking 20 separate congressional investigations by filing lawsuits, stopping aides from testifying, refusing dozens of requests for documents, stonewalling on a scale that democrats say amounts to a constitutional crisis. >> the president is almost self-impeaching because he is every day demonstrating more obstruction of justice and disrespect for congress' legitimate role. >> the president defiant, calling the congressional investigations pure politics that will put him back in the white house. >> they want to do investigations instead of investments. they want to do what they're doing which looks so foolish, and mayb

ugchris: as karl was suggesting, we just got some numbers on friday for april.ou're not quite right. let's put these numbers on the screen because, in fact, employers added 263,000 jobs last month, and the unemployment rate fell to 3.6%. >> my mistake. [laughter] chris: there you go. the lowest in 50 years, which raises the question, chuck, how do democrats -- just generally, forget joe biden, just generally -- how do they run against the economy when his economy, the economy he is presiding over, is doing so well? >> yes. unemployment is falling so fast that even karl can't keep up with the numbers -- [laughter] and i really do think there is no way to deny that the economy is in great shape. in fact, when joe biden -- the other thing he said was the stock market, you don't feel that. but even that's not quite true because so many people have 401(k)s, and unions are invested in pensions, and they are being helped by the higher stock market. so i think the democrats, you know, are just in a no-win position on that, because in a weird way they're in a position of

thank you, karl. >> you bet.issa: federal trade commission potentially changing the way the company handles privacy issues and paying the ftc a massive fine. the company may appoint a federally approved privacy official following multiple scandals. dow jones is reporting that the settlement is likely to include whatsapp. connell: interesting stuff. former vice president joe biden we were talking about has faced criticism from both sides of the aisle after something he said yesterday was a curious comment about china. melissa: yeah. connell: we'll tell you what is firing up his critics, firing up a lot of people. >>> microsoft reaching trillion dollar market cap. microsoft ceo satya nadella, quoting, i would be disgusted if someone celebrated our market cap. going on to say it would be the beginning of the end. what? melissa: i don't understand. wouldn't you be proud of being over a trillion dollar market cap. connell: we're living in a weird world. talking about money, capitalism. melissa: i like money. still wor

karl rove joins us. your reaction to trey's comments and this breaking news. >> first of all, john durham, the connecticut prosecutor is a career guy. he's been at the u.s. attorney's office since the late 1970s. he's a tough guy. he took on the fbi who were protecting whitey bulger. he went after and convicted and sent to jail the governor of connecticut, a republican named john rojohn roland. hard to criticize a guy who is apolitical. you have durham in connecticut looking at some aspects, we don't know exactly what, but i've confident that barr has a focus he wants him to take. horowitz has independent authority to investigate all of what happened in the steele dossier and the investigation in 2016, and they you have huber, who's also looking at specific elements of the russia investigation off. three share something in common. they're tough, independent, and they are career people who are not going to bend. they'll do exactly what they think is right. i think this is a great move. >> sean: karl rove,

sure, i can work with her. >> jonathan karl joins us froms thes the white house. we are getting clarity tonight? >> the president for 1500 additional troops to the middle east for what he called protection. the pentagon leader explained the modest increase in u.s. >> next, the russi sllhey see no investigation. president trump has given ril woman barr sweeping to investigation the investigation. >> i guess millions of pages of documents. i have no ideas what it is. i have no idea. our attorney general is in charge. let's see what he finds. >> now the president and attorney general are accused of weapon nicing law enforcement and classified information against their political enemies. abc's pierre thomas joins us now from washington. it's been a month since the mueller report was deleased and now we may have the reason why. >> that's right. sources are telling abc news he can't say much more than that what was released from the report, and both sides will try to use him as a pawn. the hou judiciary chairman says he wants to make an opening statement and then go in

i don't believe they will. >> jon karl, tonight after republicans senator lindsay graham told mary bruce this is done, he won't call mul tohe senate. mueller. >> reporter: earlier this week, he was adamant that mueller would not come before the senate judiciary committee. but today he has written a letter to mueller saying please inform the v to the committee if he could like to talk to the attorney general. the idea that robert mueller almost never speaks in public would call the committee and ask to testify seems remote at best. >> thank you. >>> president trump and vladimir putin discusses the crisis in venezuela, and angz is with juan vido, the u.s. recognizes as the president. and putin recognizes someone else. and's foreign correspondent in van sway la tonight. >> reporter: tonight, a intervi rallying supporters to the streets and calling for the military to topple the government. >> do you want to see the military intervention? >> translator: we must evaluate all the options. >> reporter: he is back the by the trump administration and other regional allies but says that medora get

jonathan karl on what the president is demanding in return. >> reporter: in a move that surprised his own top aides, the president decided to act after a group of more than 1,000 migrants crossed the border illegally near el paso on wednesday. the administration says is the largest group of migrants ever detained at the border. "mexico has taken advantage of the united states for decades," trump declared via twitter. "time for them to finally do what must be done!" the white house says the tariffs will begin as a tax of 5% on all goods that cross border adding another five percent every month, until hitting 25% in october. the white house says the tariffs will remain in place until mexico does more to stop the flow of migrants, but it's unclear exactly what they're required to do. >> this is actually a brilliant move by the president "this will get everyone's attention in mexico. >> reporter: the economic impact will be felt quickly in the united states increasing the costs of consumer goods ranging from washing machines to avocados. because so many auto parts come from mexico, the ta

. >> dana: let's bring in karl rove. karl, you heard merce there ex-chaining what the president is going to try to do today. what do you think about the timing of it? >> well, i heard nancy pelosi attack merit and i had a moment of deja vu all over again. i heard the same thing in 2007 when john mccain, ted kennedy and president bush agreed upon an immigration reform package that sounds a lot like in this instance what president trump is likely to lay out. we've already been down this path before. yes, we had agreement between ted kennedy, whose brother instituted the family unification policy in the 1960s, that the system was out of balance. that we needed to move -- the dial was too much over on family unification and we needed to move it back towards merit. that's what it sounds like the president is doing. he's not wiping out family unification, but is having a point system, much like australia and canada, which is what the 2007 was based on, that puts a greater emphasis on education, work experience. doesn't wipe ou

karl it's a really interesting approach and give us more background on this project that means a powerful story and to tell it i mean this isn't your typical kind of low budget instagram production this was a big deal and really spent millions of dollars producing it you saw the director there he spent millions on a cast and crew of nearly four hundred people there were authentic military costumes tanks and trucks as you saw in the video there he also developed a special camera at the. actress could use as if that were her smartphone basically to film to film that way so far it seems to the money seems to be paying off well spent in just a few weeks this account has now gone more than eight hundred thousand dollars a lot of people have their eyes on this that's the question how is it being received yeah i mean as we heard a lot of people really think this is a great job of bringing these stories to life but there is some criticism but secularly in israel some people say you know instagram in this kind of selfie culture it's not the most appropriate way to tell stories that are so serious

joining us with more reaction, fox news contributor karl rove. your reaction to his comments on the breaking news? >> first of all, john durham, the connecticut prosecutor, as a career guy. he's been at the u.s. attorney's office since the late 1970s, he is a tough guy. he took on the fbi who were protecting "whitey" bulger. he went after and convicted and sent to jail the governor of connecticut, a republican named john rowland. he is a straight arrow, and i think this is a great move by attorney general barr. hard to criticize a guy who is a political and has served in ine hope again administrations. you have durum in connecticut looking at some aspects -- we don't know exactly what -- but i'm confident that he has a particular focus that he wants them to take. you have horwitz, who has independent authority to investigate all of what happened in the steele dossier and the investigation into 2016 and then you have huber who is also looking at specific elements of the russia investigation, all three of them share something in common. they are to

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more obstruction of justice and disrespect for congress' legitimate role. >> so, let's get to jon karl, live tonight from the white house. and jon, the president's son still has not responded to that subpoena? >> reporter: no word from donald trump jr. or his legal team. but if he decides to fight this subpoena, it's unclear how much leverage the committee would have. the next step would be to hold him in contempt of congress, and that would require a vote of the senate and, david, it is hard for me to imagine that the republican-controlled senate would vote to hold the president's son in concontempt. >> jon, thank you. >>> we're going to turn next tonight to the newly released body cam video of a deadly police shooting in california. two officers firing more than 70 rounds, much of it right through their windshield as they chase a suspect through a neighborhood full of families. the deputy police chief is now calling their behavior, quote, deeply disturbing. and here's abc's will carr. >> hey, stop the car, dude. >> reporter: tonight, newly me two anaheim officers responding to a call

>> jon karl at the white house tonight. jon, thank you. and one more note on this tonight. with many of the democratic candidates carefully dancing around the issue of impeachment, tonight, after mueller's words today, several candidates are now calling for impeachment. joe biden saying he agrees with speaker pelosi, that "no one would relish a divisive impeachment process, but it may be unavoidable if this administration continues on its path." senator kamala harris saying what robert mueller basically did was "return an impeachment referral. now it is up to congress to hold the president accountable. we need to start impeachment proceedings." and senator elizabeth warren, one of the first to call for impeachment last month, saying today, "it's up to congress to act. they should." >>> meantime, to the other major story tonight, tornado watches and warnings as we come on. the risk stretchstretching, in from dallas to washington, d.c., to philly right up through new york. and you can see the threat here in the northeast at this hour. this is the radar for the new york city a

when i heard what karl bernstein had to say.n has been scratching and clawing for relevancy since the 1970s. every time i hear him speak on cnn whose ratings speak for themselves hearing a fifth-year-old man reliving the glory days in high school. he cannot let it go when all he does is bring up watergate consistently. as it relates to what we are talking about today and this president, what does he mean not bipartisan? most of the angry democrats as the president calls him on mueller's team were all hillary supporters. they didn't like this president. two years of an investigation and a coverup. what is he talking about? everything is public for everyone to see and the congressman you just had on before me you brought up the best point, martha, that is this document in its entirety with a couple of little redactions is available in a private location for democrats to see and not one democrat has gone to see it because they know there is nothing in there that will change the narrative that there is no collusion and there is no o

>> jon karl, great to have you. >>> next tonight, there are now federal charges for a sheriff and two deputies accused of outrageous treatment of a man who was recording police with his phone. here's abc's steve osunsami. >> they got somebody on the loose around here. >> reporter: this video that's all over facebook is what started it all. 26-year-old kevin simpson was recording from his front lawn, as chester county sheriff's deputies were responding to a car wreck where someone ran from the scene. for reasons that aren't clear tonight, the police didn't want him recording. >> how about staying on your porch? >> reporter: he's on his property, an hour south of charlotte last november, and sheriff alex underwood, known around here as "big a," tells him to get back on his porch. >> you got something you want to say? >> reporter: and when simpson talks back, the sheriff begins to arrest him. the new indictment takes over where the video leaves off, saying that the sheriff and two officers demanded simpson's cell phone, and when they didn't get it, one of them beat him up. prosecutors sa

jon karl. ceo for democracy for america yvette simpson. former new jersey governor and now abc news contributor chris christie. and heidi heitkamp sefshtd as democratic senator from north dakota. jon, let's start with this abortion battle. the president is up and tweeting about it. the president said this is pro-life,s with the three exceptions -- rape, incest and protecting life. >> look, the polling for years has shown that majority of americans support abortion rights but also support restrictions on abortions particularly late-term abortions. so, the republicans have been working very hard to portray democrats as extremists on this. who want abortions under all circumstances, right until the baby is born or even beyond. this has been the message. suddenly, alabama comes around and puts forward a law as you saw, that pat robertson is opposed to it. the president didn't directly criticize the alabama law. but that's obviously -- >> chris, it's kind of an axiom of abortion politics. whichever party is painted more extreme losing on this.