leland: we didn't scare you off last time. i'm leland vittert.nd president says the indictment of 13 russians, the democrats are saying this is far from over. alison barber to break it down for us. >> hi, leland, according to the indictment, this began in 2014. the white house is trying to point to this as evidence of no collusion. >> this began in 2014 under then president barack obama's nose, he didn't do a thing about it. long before donald trump announced for president, this was going on. this makes it clear and concise that to the american people and proves correct, no collusion between donald trump, his campaign and russia. >> deputy u.s. attorney general rod rosenstein says this indictment does not accuse any americans of knowingly participating in the alleged crimes, but the indictment does claim that the russians wanted to help the trump campaign. it says in part, defendants posted derogatory information about a number of candidates and by early to mid 2016 defendants operations included supporting the presidential campaign of then candi

leland, back to you. leland: wow, all right, anita in los angeles, anita, thank you.want to tell you about the original documentary scandalist, walks us through monumental decision to impeach bill clinton. something america hadn't seen in over 130 years. >> the thing that really broke it for me was the fact that he lied to grand jury. >> emotions aside the nation's representative had to delve into the facts and finding of the report and decide if william jefferson clinton should be the first u.s. president to be impeached since andrew johnson in 1860. leland: fox news tomorrow night, 7:00 eastern for presentation of last week's episode, you can catch up followed by the brand-new episode that we just previewed 8:00 p.m. eastern. >> and after the break, best friend to the rescue, why this dog's owner calls him a hero. smile dad. i take medication for high blood pressure and cholesterol. but they might not be enough to protect my heart. adding bayer aspirin can further reduce the risk of another heart attack. because my second chance matters. be sure to talk to your doct

leland: and a fox news alert.he israelis now saying that today's attack on syrian air defenses were the most significant strikes by the israeli air force since 1982. already saturday night in israel as this is coming out. those strikes came during a tit for tat as a drone flew from syria into israel. walid phares, foreign policy analyst joins us now. we've got an iranian drone flying into israeli air space. we've got israeli air space the israeli jet crashed and we've got massive israeli military strikes now. are we going to have a war? >> it is a war already and it has to be stopped and the reason is that the iranians are taking the lead. the russians are very nervous about that, they have an understanding with the israelis undeclared that the rushes russians, they operate in the north and israel in the south. and sending drones over israel, the first time for years the iranians would dare do this and i have a potential explanation. the border between iraq is syria is now open. there's a highway between iran, ira

i'm leland vittert.he president is now in mar-a-lago, but he's tweeting and saying the republican memo released yesterday proves he's right about the russia investigation. that memo that we talked about so much yesterday alleges an abuse of surveillance by the fbi and the department of justice. molly heninberg following the very latest here in washington as the fallout continues this weekend. hi, molly. >> hi, leland. president trump long maintained that his campaign did not collude with the russians, and he says that memo backs that up. >> the president says, this totally vindicates trump in probe, but the russia witch hunt goes on and on. there was no collusion and no obstruction, the word now used because after one year looking endlessly and finding nothing, collusion is dead. this is an american disgrace. the memo details why the secret fisa court gave the okay to carter page, placed in large part on material collected by former british spy christopher steele, who was paid, the memo says, $160,000 by

leland: great to be home with you on this sunday. i am leland vittert.his palm beach retreat retreating when the president is up early, so as kevin corke in west palm beach with a little bit more. a long morning for you, buddy. >> limit to how you come whenever the president is up in tweety know it's going to be this kind of day. white house officials have long told you and me that twitter is an unvarnished view into the mind of the president in an unfiltered direct line of communication to the american people. it is clear based on what he's been saying this morning, his believe the russian investigation always has been a hoax, but he also points out adeptly that this is something going on. a years long effort to disrupt our democracy is the president said on twitter this morning. the president has been on their luck today. he says if it was the goal of russia to create discourse, disruption and chaos within the u.s., then with all of the committee hearings and investigations and party hatred, they have succeeded beyond their wildest dreams. they are lau

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leland: this is message you're not going to agree on, maybe you will.he arc of the story coming out of broward county. you have the school shooting. there was a rush to talk about more gun control, more gun control and then we learn that there were massive law enforcement failures. take a listen now to the sheriff defending his agency on cnn earlier today. >> are you really not taking any responsibility for the multiple red flags that were brought to the attention of the broward sheriff's office about this shooter? >> jake, i can only take responsibility for what i knew about. i exercised my due diligence. i've given amazing leadership to this agency. >> amazing leadership? >> yes, jake. leland: wade, this didn't really sound like taking responsibility for anything. >> i'd fed up with that. i'm fed up with hearing about no responsibility being taken by any parties in the situation and my listeners are too. people who are been talking about this all week, he hasn't taken responsibility at the sheriff, the fbi hasn't taken responsibility. there's too much

back to you. >> martha: leland, thank you very much. here with more tonight jonathan swan national political reporter at axios, jonathan, good see it you. thanks for being here tonight. this is a bit of a surprise this afternoon. rod rosenstein stepped in front of the podium. no one really knew what he was going to say and lo and behold there is two sides though though investigation of course. and the russians, 13 indictments, we'll never see those people. they are all back in russia. but they really did detail what they saw in timples of their efforts. >> that's right. i took a few things away from today. number one i thought it was important signal that rod rosenstein held that press conference. it was a real show of support for mueller and his support for that investigation. but secondly, as you correctly pointed out, so far all we have heard about when this investigation is bannon sitting down with mueller. reince priebus, you know, trump associates going in and out. and the reason for that is because, you know, us reporters in wash

with leland vittert covering the latest on all those fronts, leland. >> we will start with guns.t appears the lockstep between the nra and congressional republicans is getting softer tonight and president trump may also be persuadable when it comes to legislation once unthinkable. "the washington post" reports the president spent this weekend pulling friends down in palm beach on what they think about gun control. while discussions are ongoing and revisions are being considered, the president is supportive of efforts to improve the federal background checks system. if republican lawmakers are trying to blunt the criticism of survivors from last week school shooting. president trump reportedly told friends he was watching as students attacked him and other republicans. >> we are giving all of our politicians a clean slate and in the next election we are saying if you are accepting money from the mra, there is a badge of shame on you because you are enabling things like this to happen. >> sound bites like those have been on the air almost nonstop for a week now. also today outside

i said, leland melvin. she said, i've been looking for you. she's like, you're going to work at nasa. i'm like, no, i'm not. we're having this conversation, she's shutting the booth down, she says, well, come help me take my pamphlets to my car. i'm like, who is this woman, you know? [laughter] we go to her car, and she says, you know, i want you to think about it. so i go down, i do an interview, i look around and i get a job offer from nasa by the time i get home. and i said to myself, you know, they've got some really cool stuff, i can get my ph.d. there, all these different things. it was like a campus environment. my interview with joe hayman was incredible. he was a physicist. he said you can come here and just think and create and do what you feel will help civilization. really? [laughter] so that was, that was a good, you know, just a good, positive interview. and i felt i could do some good things. my experience at nasa was pretty phenomenal. i remember the first time i realized that people didn't appreciate, you know, the education t

leland: brand-new details about russians deadly passenger plane crash earlier today, what investigatorsooking for as they search through the debris. ♪ with that on this sunday, more and all the stories. a lot of other things to

those are the lowest vacancy rates of the 24 we surveyed >> and the highest you said leland? >> the neighborhoods with the highest vacancy rates, leland avenue, visitation, valley, third street and bay view, broad street and fillmore and the excelsior outer mission and we've actually worked or are currently working in all these areas because areas that have lower foot traffic that may have other issues access to transit or crime -- i mean, there's a lot of reasons we work in the neighborhoods with high vacancy rates and with a healthy neighborhood is in the eye of the beholder and we work with the neighborhood and set a strategy on what their goals are and in many neighborhoods it's not the goal they want to do other things. so we want to work with the neighborhood to set their goals and -- >> commissioner: that's great. commissioner moore and i visited excelsior during the recess and talked with folks there and they were actually saying there's a lot of development now happening on mission street out there, way out there and some even on some blocks around it and their bigge

. >> appreciate it, leland.the wake of the fbi admitting they failed to follow protocol, governor rick scott called for the fbi director's resignation. does this fit in with the gop versus the fbi narrative or is there something else going? joining me live, the white house correspondent for the washington examiner, sarah wesley. constitutional attorney ed. good to talk to you both. we heard from leland, all kinds of mistakes, as i said, they're human. but i thought jonathan turley, a little earlier tonight on special report, said something that is so important. take a listen. >> you can't tell people see something, say something if the next line is do nothing. it really undermines what the fbi has been working for years to try and get people to do. so there has to be some accountability and some really explanation. >> ed, you know, see something say something. you say something, they do nothing. >> yeah. saying something means that you took the time and courage to say something. and then nothing is done. and so,

shannon. >> shannon: thank you, leland.s he just mentioned, a group of seven senators introduced a framework for immigration and daca recipients today. it's called the secure and succeed act and it mirrors the white house framework. joining me now is a cosponsor of that piece, republican senator senator of iowa. thank you so much for being back with us. >> thank you so much. >> shannon: we want to give people -- a pathway to citizenship. $25 billion for border security trust fund. you will limit chain migration, not get rid of it, but then reallocate diversity visa lottery slots as well. it sounds a lot like we heard from the white house. some tweaks. >> it does mirror with the white house has put out previously. we are excited about the opportunity to really work on this legislation. we think that it will be a good pathway forward for those daca recipients and important for the folks back in iowa, that it does have border security and protections in place in this bill as it is. we are excited. >> shannon: how do you respon

it happened around ten monday night on west leland road and southwood drive near the pittsburg/bay pointofficers responded to a call about a car crashing into a pole. once on scene...they found a man unconscious in the driver's seat -- suffering from a gunshot wound to the chest. he was taken to a local hospital where he's in critical but stable condition. ( james ) a kern county judge ruled in favor of a baker who refuses to bake a cake for a same-sex wedding. the judge says he believes the issue is a matter of free speech...and that a cake is a form of artistic expression. he argued if the owner refused to sell anything at all to a same-sex couple... then that would be considered discrimination. the owner of tastries bakery says she will sell a cake to anyone. < i am very happy to serve anyone who walks through that door anything in my case, make a birthday cake for anyone, i just cannot be a part of something that's not ordained by god.>( james ) the judge also said the state should not force the owner to bake a cake she disagrees with in the name of equal access. (terisa) a woman was

leland: plus, visiting the wounded, the president and first lady spent time with those injured in the park larland, fla attack. eboni: we'll talk to congressmen from both sides of the aisle. ♪ . eboni: welcome to america's news

the pilot searched for a place to safe leland. he saw the median strip on highway 101 and told the chp that drivers saw him getting lower and lower and started clearing out of his way. the plane didn't even block any lanes when it touched down safely. >> no crashes, nobody got hurt. didn't see any property damage. no road damage or anything. >> a tow truck was called, chp escorted the plane off the freeway to the airport. the faa will infect the plane there. >>> on wednesday president trump will hold a listening session at the white house with students and teachers from marjory stoneman douglas high school in florida, on thursday the president will meet with state and local officials about safety. many students who survived are urging the president and other elected officials to do something about gun violence. the president visited parkland on friday and met with victims at the hospital and spent time with first responders. >>> as can you imagine it was a tough weekend in south florida as more of the parkland school shooting vict

tonight's meeting is being held at leland high school, that's at 6:30. >>> it was a pretty big weekendovies. for san jose's winchester mystery house, a film about the house and it's owner hitting the big screen. it finished in third place earning $9 million a pretty good start considering the budget was $3 million. jaw mana "jumanji" back on top, that movie has earned more that happen $800 million. >>> a live look from our cameras overlooking san francisco this morning. a beautiful start to our day. we are off to a cool but mostly clear start to the morning. >> kari has a look at our forecast for today. >> very warm this afternoon and we are going to be in the mid 70s again. pretty much like yesterday, san francisco, 73 degrees and some still low 70s for the rest of the week. some mid 70s for the inland areas and it gradually comes down just a few degrees, but notice no rain. >> we do need it. >> right now we have a tough morning for drivers across the dumbarton bridge. >> highway 84, that's a tough drive right now across the span. overall around the bay things are looking really good,

to school and our schools need that support and there needs to be a smarter coordination between leland others to make sure that our schools are safe and secure. neil: i know you have to speak soon, one more question congresswoman. it concerns all these companies that are ending their ties to the nra, including best western, hertz and metlife and first national bank and the nra credit card they seem to be avoiding the nra like the plague. what do you think of that? >> well for me the nra represents protecting the rights of law-abiding citizens, and in these situations in many of these shooting situations, these are individuals that for a variety of reasons whether it was mental health or domestic violence or a break down in databases and background checks they should not have access to guns, and we've got to move away from the emotionally charged rhetoric and really look at the facts on the ground and the facts on the ground are that these are individuals that should not have had guns, the nra is protecting the rights of law abiding citizens. congress needs to take action to ensure that

it happened around 10 o'clock monday night on west leland road and southwood drive near the pittsburgoint bart station. officers responded to a call about a car crashing into a pole. once on scene ...they found a man unconscious in the driver's seat suffering from a gunshot wound to the chest. he was taken to a local hospital where he's in critical but stable condition. (robin) two men are behind bars... on suspicion of auto burglary in the east bay. it happened monday on 45th street in emeryville. a security guard at pixar animation studios says he spotted two suspects looking into parked vehicles with flashlights. once at the scene officers spotted 20-year-old andrew tyler holle ... and 22-year-old hasani malik-inari venson. police found two tablet computers and someone else's credit card on holle . officers say venson ... had insurance information for a nearby car. the duo were arrested. police also found two vehicles with broken windows nearby. (robin) still ahead on the kron four morning news... hollywood is in a rush to make sequels.from a new jumanji movie ... to more star wars

good evening, leland. >> shannon, nice to be with you, nice to be with you at home. the president wore a lot of hats today. love him, hate him, disagree with him, disagree but like the show, there was literally something for everybody, including harsh language for the sheriff's deputy who shadow outside a florida high school while a gunman killed 17 children. >> that's a case where somebody was outside. they're trained. they didn't react properly under pressure or they're a coward. it was a real shot to the police department. >> all right. that was the president fired up. you can here marine one in the background. he was heading for the conservative political action convention. firing up a crowd that republicans will need if they keep democrats at bay come november. >> they will take away those massive tax cuts and they will take away your second amendment. by the way, if you only had a choice of one, what would you rather have? second amendment or the tax cuts? >> you be the judge on which one got the louder applause. he put the crowd back in rally mode. to a rarely

good evening leland. >> good evening to you, welcome to senate daca debate day two.e effectively started with the same place we did yesterday. both sides agreeing to agree, at least hope of a deal. listen to senate majority and minority leaders. >> i think the sooner the bette better, if we can come up with a bipartisan compromise that's right in the ballpark of 60, let it rip. >> there's no reason in the world why we can't achieve it in the next few days. >> in front of a bipartisan congressional group, president trump seemed optimistic about a deal that would grant either citizenship or legal status to 1.8 million people. >> >> president trump: i hope we can do daca, i think we have a chance to do it very bipartisan. i think it can happen. >> right there is where the agreement ends and bipartisanship takes eight partisan turn. now listen to a president laying out his turns, ending his chance of negotiation. >> greg: ending chain migration and canceling the visa lottery. >> framework deal is not an opening bid at negotiations as a best and final offer. floated aroun

that will put you right past the scene of that accident or you can take leland. those are two frontage roads that run along highway 4 there. we also had a problem on the antioch bridge. one lane is blocked past the toll plaza. there's only one lane in each direction on the antioch bridge. and 680, this is right at north main street. we're tracking an accident northbound. southbound direction, commute direction, we are still dealing with the usual crowds for those making their way into walnut creek. we'll have more on this backup coming up in the next traffic report but for now, over to you. >>> let's look at our vaca cam. look how pretty that is. temperatures this morning in the 40s and 50s with patchy fog. calm winds, high pressure is weakening. so temperatures livermore 43 degrees. some of these areas are noticing temperatures as well as the dew point which is why the fog is forming. you can see the visibility map working its way around. then livermore visibility down to five this morning. stockton and modesto dealing with dense fog. petaluma down to four-mile

i said leland melvin. she said i've been looking for you. you're going to work at nasa. unlike no. we had this conversation. she shutting the booth down. she says come help you take my pamphlets to my car. unlike who is this woman, you know? we go to her car and she says i want you to think about it. so i go down. i do an interview. i look around and get a job offer from nasa by the time i get home. i said to myself, they've got some really cool stuff. i can get my phd there, all these different things. it was like a campus environment. my interview with joel heyman was incredible. he was a physicist picky said you can come in and just think and create and do what you feel will help civilization. really? so that was a good, just a good positive interview. i i felt i could do some good things. my experience at nasa was pretty phenomenal. i remember the first time i realized that people didn't appreciate the education that i had from uva was when a technician, i was going to get a model, get some stuff made by this one technician and he said to me, when did you go to? i said universi

but these of a surging at the same time so you end up getting people like jefferson and john leland, as you mentioned before, who have very different personal views about theology, who have identical views about the role of religion in american public life, which is that we need to have full religious liberty, that the government sudden -- the government shouldn't persecute people because of their religious leaders, that you should let people meet in their own churches in freedom, that they shouldn't pay religious taxes to support a church they don't attend mo which is what most people in the colonial era had to do. so i think this is why that tradition of religious liberty is so important. mean, we don't have time to attend everybody's churches zendaya stand that, but we should least follow their example and say, religious liberty is for everybody. i think there is a couple of interesting things going on when you look at some of the communication that the founders and in particular, early presidents had with religious society. washington, especially around the time of his inaugurati

leland: plus, survivors of the parkland school shooting demand new gun control laws, plus new detailsflags fly enforcement missed. >> there's still no clear pathway to compromise on the daca and immigration in congress. we'll find out congress. we'll find out what is standing in the way of the deal. ♪

it happened around ten last night on west leland road and southwood drive near the pittsburg/bay point bart station. officers responded to a call about a car crashing into a pole. once on scene...they found a man unconscious in the driver's seat suffering from a gunshot wound to the chest. he was taken to a local hospital where he's in critical but stable condition. the shooting is under investigation. (grant) a girl scout in southern california is cashing in on the state's new pot laws! travis rice explains how the girl is turning munchies into money. it's either bad parenting or genius marketing depending on how you feel about the green stuff. cell phone video shows a nine year old selling girl scout cookies out of a wagon near a marijuana dispensary. the girl's father wants he and his daughter to remain anonymous but says she sold 312 boxes in two three hour trips on wednesday and friday. this instagram post from the dispensary urban leaf even advertised the girl will be outside.(alison bushan/girl scouts san diego)we all looked at that and our first inclination was it must be a boo

these are both surging at the same time, and so you end up getting people like jefferson and john leland that you mentioned before who have very different personal views about theology, who have identical views about the role of religion in american public life, which is that we need to have full religious liberty, that the government shouldn't persecute people because of their religious beliefs, that you should let people meet in their own churches in freedom, that you shouldn't force them to pay religious taxes to support a church they don't attend, which is what most people in the colonial era had to do. so, i mean, yeah, i think that there's -- this is why that tradition of religious liberty is so important. and i mean, it doesn't mean -- i mean, we all only have so much time, we don't have time to be attending everybody's church and such, i understand that. but we should at least follow their example and say, religious liberty is for everybody. >> i think there's a couple interesting things going on when you look at some of the communication that the founders and particular washingt

in w ining -- and i wars over theology, and so you end up getting people like jefferson and john leland who you mentioned before who have d different personal views about theology who have identical roles of american public life, and we need full religion, and that you should let people meet in their own churches and freedom, and should not force them to pay religious taxes, and to support a church they don't attend which is what most people in the colonial era ra had to do, and so, this is why that tradition of the religious liberty is so important. it does not mean, i mean, that we all have so much time and we can't be having time to attend everybody's church and i understand that, but we should at least follow their example and say that religious liberty is for everybody. >> i think that there is a couple of interesting things going on with the early founders and the presidents had with the early societies. washington especially around the time of his inauguration communicated with two or three dozen religious societies across the spectrum, and main religious groups, but also religio

the fact that he got a bad shake over the past seven or eight years, it's time that we stood up for leland despite these awful mistakes that were made that are in excusable i think somebody should pay overall the agency still does a good job. it's not an agency without any direction right now is it? >> thanks, david i appreciate that kind and you're right it isn't. 99.99% of the people are doing an outstanding job. when you have a horrible event like this, and somebody doesn't do the right job, it just exacerbates and magnifies the horror of the whole thing and there is no excuse. we often, i don't think the bureau is offering any excuse to a tone for this. it happened and it was wrong to happen and they've been transparent about it and they're doing everything to remedy it but what i think what we have to do as a country is determine how do we address this whole problem of mental instability among our citizens of this country. we have to do something. you're so good you agreed to stick around we appreciate you being hearings bill, lauren? >> well the tech titans are in focus the special c

clearly shows that they did not follow information protocol because they have more resources in the lelandad they just followed up on this not only would they have seen the social media post but contacted the school and sent dozens of calls to broward county authorities and to emily's point if they're blowing this what else are they blowing? charles: i did google last week when we were talking about this i googled fbi blows it and i found articles going back to pearl harbor so, you know after 9/11 that cia and fbi didn't communicate with each other madison and again these are major incidents and we ask them to do a lot to protect america we know it's an amazing enormous job and we're forever grateful but when an organization typically breaks down like this, at least a big business organization, at some point the florida directors gets rid of the head of that organization. what sort of accountability do we need to see what sort of action do we need to see as americans to know they are taking this seriously? >> of course we recognize their job is very very difficult, but at the same time ame

the first of three town halls will be held this evening at leland high school in san jose from 6:30 p.mp.m. the current high school start time is 7:55 a.m. (grant) on the penninsula - police are looking for a man who exposed homeslef to a woman at a park. this happened yesterday afternoon around 4:00 at orange memorial park in south san francisco. a 59-year-old woman was sitting near the softball field when she says a man walked up, started a conversation then exposed himself. the man then simply walked away. (grant) and - two mountain lion sightings to tell you about over the weekend.. both near homes in palo alto. one of the mountain lions was seen outside a house on wildwood lane. the big cat hopped a fence into the home's backyard before taking off. then... just a half mile away...a woman walking on sutter avenue also saw a mountain lion... it also ran off. (vicki) in the north bay.. new video of a house fire in vallejo saturday. police responded after a report of a disturbance on parkview terrace.investigators say the officer had to pull a man out of the burning house.. all while t

host: let's hear from bill from leland, mississippi.ler: i want to say i do not believe that 80%, 90% of african-americans, or even are down foriod, daca. when people come to this country, the first piece they come from is the african-american piece of the pie. we built this are down for daca. country, and nobody is focusing on us to have full citizenship, full rights, where we are not being killed, not being put into the criminal justice system that supports other races, the drug systems, everything. we pay the biggest prize, and we don't get anything out of this. we need to start voting independent and just get rid of all illegal immigration. host: senator marsh? peter, were again, understand this is a problem. i can feel this gentleman's pain. it is externally aggravating to be paying taxes in this state, working here through the years, and possibly lose your job because of someone who is not a citizen of this country. we want a fair system for those wanting to come into this country, but if there is a fair system in place, go throug