consider woman zoe lofgren came bearing gifts to help the university deal with climate change. and she shared her thoughts on what the january 6 committee has accomplished so far and the subpoena they'll issue to former president trump. >> we do hope that the former president comes in to talk to us. we'll see. his letter to us was very odd and didn't indicate that he would come in. it was just a rant. >> reporter: are there consequences for the former president if he doesn't in. doesn't? >> there could be, but i think he has a responsibility to come in. >> reporter: secretary blinken says misinformation is a huge problem right now and they hope that projects under way will get to the truth and facts. >> this is a day in and day out battle for us, combating misinformation around the world. we have a big focus on this, something called the global engagement center. >> reporter: lofgren agrees. >> some people defied the subpoena and are going to jail. >> reporter: lofgren does anticipate more hearings, not only to get more information but also to put out recommendations to make su

they that was so lofgren. the hearing also featured more unseen testimony introduced by republican congressmember adam kinzinger. >> on december 11, trump's allies lost the supreme court and he got it as his last chance at success in the courts. a newly obtained secret service message from that day shows how angry president trump was about the outcome. "just fyi, potus is pissed. breaking news, supreme court denied his lawsuit. he is livid now." cassidy hutchinson, an aide to chief of staff mark meadows, was present for that conversation and described it in this way. >> this is the day that the supreme court had rejected that case. mr. meadows and i were in the white house residence at a christmas reception. and as we were walking back from the christmas reception that evening, the president was walking out of the oval office and we crossed paths in the rose garden colonnade. the president was fired up about the supreme court decision. and so i was standing next to mr. meadows, but i had stepped back probably

joining us now, representative zoe lofgren, a member of the select committee.o you really expect to get substantial cooperation from the former president on such a broad subpoena that was delivered today with your committee clearly now winding down its work? >> well, we hope so. he has a legal obligation to come in and talk to us, just as importantly he has a legal obligation to respond to the documents we've ordered him to produce. all of which are important to finishing our investigation. so, let's see if he lives up to what the law requires of him. >> would you and your colleagues on select committee, congresswoman, be open to having the phenomenaler president testify live before your committee if he were to offer that? >> well, that's subject to negotiation. but first we need to hear back from him. as you know, we asked for the documents first, so that we can consider what additional questions we may wish to pose to him. we're waiting to hear back, obviously, we didn't find out who -- who his lawyer was until yesterday morning to send this off. and we would

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joining us now, congresswoman zoe lofgren, a member of the january 6th committee. lofgren, thank you for being here tonight and spending your friday evening with us. let me first start with the number of records you have received from the secret service. i believe it is 1 million pieces of electronic communication in the past two weeks, and that's on top of 800,000 pages of material since july. on one hand, that seems like a lot of material and important evidence for the committee. on the other, hand i wonder whether that also might be in attempt to overwhelm the committee with just a mountain of evidence. do you see anything at all, potentially undermining, the volume of material that's been given to the committee? >> i will say the interaction between the secret service and the committee has been caused for concern. we didn't realize until inspector general, avery, port they were erased the phones after committees told them to keep the records. as we mentioned yesterday, in their hearing, the department of justice told them to preserve all the evidence. what was

joining us now, congresswoman zoe lofgren, a member of the january 6th committee.ofgren, thank you for being here tonight and spending your friday evening with us. let me first start with the number of records you have received from the secret service. i believe it is 1 million pieces of electronic communication in the past two weeks, and that's on top of 800,000 pages of material since july. on one hand, that seems like a lot of material and important evidence for the committee. let me first start with the number of records you have received from the secret service. i believe it is 1 million pieces of electronic communication in the past two weeks, and that's on top of 800,000 pages of material since july. on one hand, that seems like a lot of material and important evidence for the committee. on the other, hand i wonder whether that also might be in attempt to overwhelm the committee with just a mountain of evidence. do you see anything at all, potentially undermining, the volume of material that's been given to the committee? >> i will say the interaction betwee

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we'll talk about it with a key member of the house january 6th select committee, congresswoman zoe lofgren. >>> and the uvalde texas school board suspends its police force, and it's expected to discuss the superintendent's retirement, all following cnn's exclusive reporting on the school massacre. >>> welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." ♪ >>> we begin with the firestorm over president biden's surprise warning of a potential armageddon following russian president vladimir putin's nuclear threats. let's get straight to our cnn white house correspondent, mj lee. mj, we've heard the administration say they take the nuclear threat from russia seriously. we have not heard talk of armageddon before. does the white house now think americans have reason to be concerned tonight? >> well, wolf, anybody who was listening to the president's comments last night may have had good reason to feel concerned, because this was a pretty remarkable warning that we heard directly from the president, basically saying that he thin

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. >> congresswoman and j-6 committee member zoe lofgren joins us now with more. as we heard there, the clock is ticking loudly. will the committee be able to wrap up its work by the end of the year? >> of course. we've all known, all select committees, including this one, are created for the life of that congress and this congress ends at the end of december. we've always known that. and we will complete our work by that time. >> we saw new video on thursday. there's a new video released today including one man who said lawmakers should be exterminated like cockroaches. have we seen the worst or is there more evidence your committee has not yet made public? >> well, we just have volumes of video of the rioters and horrible things that they were doing, you know, in the context of -- about two-hour hearing, you can't play it all. certainly there's no doubt that this violent armed mob intended to kill people, to hang mike pence, to try and kill nancy pelosi and the rest of us and to stop the count of the electoral count and stop the peaceful transfer of power. that'

get a preview of this week's potentially final january six hearing from committee member member zoe lofgrenso ahead, gop heavyweights headed to georgia to try to help out herschel walker in the wake of his abortion scandal. we also following the latest on the explosion at a key russian lifeline to ukraine, how russia is dealing with it all. with an opec decision already having people at the pump, we will look at the state of the economy in their pocketbook. that is all coming up next. first, alabama senator tommy tuberville facing major backlash for making this racially charged comments about crime while campaigning with trump in nevada yesterday. take a listen. >> the democratic party, they have a majority. they could stop this crime today, they are some people say they are soft on crime. they are not soft on crime, they are pro crime. they won't crime. they want crime because they want to take over what you've got. they want to control what you have. they want operation because they think the people who do the crime are due out that. -- they are not out that? >> a lot to unpack there. let

a member of the committee, democratic congresswoman zoe lofgren will join us in a few moments. we begin with an incredible brand new piece of reporting from the "washington post" that makes it crystal clear that donald trump keeping government records including classified document at his private residence and members club was nothing short of a serious national security crisis for the united states. the post is reporting this quote some of the classified documents recovered by the fbi from trump's mar-a-lago home and private club included highly sensitive intelligence regarding iran and china. that's according to people familiar with the matter. if shared with others, the people said, such information could expose intelligence gathering methods that the u.s. wants to keep hidden from the world. at least one of the documents seized by the fbi describes iran's missile program, according to these people who spoke anonymously to describe an ongoing investigation. other documents describe highly expensive intelligence work. intelligence about two of the countries that pose some of t

and congresswoman lofgren, also congressman kinzinger are taking this sort of talking point we expect doesn't. the actual subpoena expires at the end of the congress, at the end -- you know, the beginning of the new term january 20th. there isn't time for that kind of titanic battle, it seems to me. moreover, it's a tricky one. there are really colossal issues on both sides, and it risks for the committee sort of ending the report with a question mark instead of an exclamation point. i think the design is more that they anticipate he won't, in fact, comply, and then they can say in their report we asked him to and he refused. >> many tm-hmm. more of a statement then to the public. another case, different state, but it also involves a high-ranking member of congress, republican senator lindsey graham. he filed an emergency request yesterday asking the supreme court to block a system from the atlanta, georgia, grand jury investigating the efforts to overturn the 2020 election. the u.s. supreme court is actually now giving investigators, you know, in atlanta until thursday to respond. so

congresswoman zoe lofgren saying he will ask tony ornato, robert engel, and others to testify again.position in the very near nutrfuture to call th witnesses from the secret service back in for additional questions. >> now we have news tonight from a house oversight investigation. the committee is saying that the trump organization, wolf, charged the u.s. secret service k exorbitant rates to protect the family. some nights, they charged rates as high as $1185. they pointed to one instance where they charged the u.s. secret service $1160 per evening at the trump hotel in d.c. to protect eric trump, one of the president's sons, while he was promoting a golf tournament. in a statement, eric trump said any of the resources were provided at their request. he said these rooms were provided at cost, heavily discounted or free. >> let's get more on this. joining us now, one of two republicans, congressman, thank you so much for joining us. i'm going the get to the latest on the select committee, but first, let me get your reaction from the news from sarah that former president trump's compan

san jose state is among the three organizations excepting a check presented by lofgren.holmes was granted a limited motion hearing on efforts to get a new trial. the hearing will determine if the government engaged in misconduct. a jury convicted her back in january on four counts of defrauding investors of more than $144 million. the sentencing date is set for november 18. moving to the east bay with new details where investigators are calling a shooting in pittsburgh on friday night a case of domestic violence. investigators say the victims were traveling on civic avenue when another car collided with them. the driver fired multiple rounds into the vehicle and fled the scene. the trial has -- the child has a single non-life-threatening wound to the shoulder. both are in the hospital in stable condition. police said the suspect and the victim knew each other and the suspect specifically targeted that mother. a community in morning this weekend after five lives were lost in a shooting rampage in north carolina. the suspect a 15-year-old boy is currently hospitalized afte

>> i think so lofgren was telling the truth. of course. which he said they're very close. they need to be extremely careful with a subpoena, as you can imagine. and they also needed to -- about the subpoena. soon after they said they're gonna stop much of the testimony and documents. you saw that he put out to a 14-page-page filled with lies about the election. literally illustrate the race the race and getting donald trump to testify. which is one of the reasons why congresswoman lofgren said you're very focused on documents. in addition to assess the motive. is that a high was move the committee is taking as careful as possible as they craft a subpoena. and we can see what happens with donald trump. >> neil, let's talk about the language in the subpoena and why it's so important. given history, as a guide, whatever it says trump's going to blow his nose with a tenfold in the garbage. >> that's 100 percent right. he's got all sorts of claims ray started to see the attorney client privilege, the executive privilege, and they've always been bogus. but if you're looking at c

is to get it passed through the house, which rests largely on the shoulders of congresswoman zoe lofgren, who expect success. >> this is one key piece to make sure that fema is modernized and doing what they need to do, pre-positioning, better responding to the need. zach: last year in california wildfires burned more than 2.5 million acres. so far this year more than 366,000 acres have burned. experts say the risk of a large wildfire is still learning. the hope is that the fire act can also benefit other states that know the devastation we know all too well. >> all communities deserve better. we must do better. that is what these efforts are about, making sure we do not grow numb to the increasingly catastrophic effects of climate change. zach: in san jose, zach fuentes, abc7 news. dan: in the sierra, the national weather service reno issued a fire weather watch for the tahoe and truckee areas this weekend. it is in effect from friday evening until saturday morning. over a year ago the caldor fire, which you see here, destroyed more than 1000 homes and threaten south lake tahoe. this we

california congresswoman zoe lofgren, thank you for being with us. and enjoy your sunday. >> thank you. >> still ahead this hour, the latest on the herschel walker allegations of the impact on his georgia race against senator raphael warnock. >> it's up to georgia voters. and it's not up to him, it's not up to me, it's up to them. we do know that my opponent has trouble with the truth. but we will see how this all plays out. >> but first, president biden's comments on nuclear armageddon has a lot of people asking would putin really do it? i'll ask retired general barry mccaffrey that question next. at question next ♪ just till they taste what we've got ♪ [ tires squeal, crash ] when owning a small business gets real, progressive gets you right back to living the dream. now, where were we? [ cheering ] ♪ what will you do? will you make something better? create something new? our dell technologies advisors can provide you with the tools and expertise you need to bring out the innovator in you. it's the subway series menu. 12 irresistible subs. the most

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. >> south bay, congresswoman zoe lofgren that so i should she had the floor today during the congressional hearing on the january 6 insurrection pleading her case for charges to be brought against former president trump. >> and at the end of today's hearing, the committee voted to subpoena the former president marking significant escalation by the panel. >> and here to talk about the significance of today's developments, san jose state university lecturer donna crane. hi, donna, thank you for doing this here. yeah, i'm just going to jump ahead. i mean, we we everybody thinks trump is almost surely going to defy the subpoena. how likely is this even going to happen? >> so i think it's very unlikely that he will agree to the i think so taking his usual usual approach of bluster in public. and i think the lawyers are probably restraining him in i think the january 6 select committee has drawn what it believes is a very clear straight line from the attacks on the capital in the 6 to the oval office. and now i believe they want to hold him to account. and i think they the committee probably thi

. >> congresswoman zoe lofgren was in the south bay today where she presented santa clara county with 4 checks totaling 3 million dollars. money will be used for for community projects designed to make the county a healthier place to live and work. that money was approved by congress and will go towards things such as upgrading electronic health records and expanding the san jose police department's behavioral services unit. >> when it's someone who is in metal help this this crisis unit can help make communities safer. not only the individual having a breakdown and their family, but the officers themselves. >> other recipients of the federal money include san jose state university, which will provide families with health care services and the summer's mayfair community center being built at a new affordable housing complex in east san jose. >> kron, 4 news, another lawyer for former president trump under scrutiny by the department of justice says as she meets with the fda. cotton candy. pink lemonade. bubble gum. when tobacco companies sell candy flavored products, they know exactly

well in the south bay, congresswoman zoe lofgren present at santa clara county with 4 checks to help the county become a healthier place. >> to work and live, 3 million dollars are going to be funded and use for for community projects in that county. that money was approved by congress and will go towards things like upgrading electronic health records expanding the san jose police department's behavioral services unit as well. >> when it's someone who is in metal help this this crisis unit can help make communities safer. not only the individual having a breakdown and their family, but the officers themselves. >> other recipients of the federal money include san jose state university, which will provide families that health care services and the somos mayfair community center being built at a new affordable housing complex in east san jose. climate experts say the drought here in california is adding to food, inflation across the country. california accounts for more than one-third of the nation's vegetables and 3 quarters of its fruits and nuts. farmers say drought conditions and h

senator alex padilla and congresswoman zoe lofgren joined local leaders and cal fire to talk about the bill. >> members of including senators from both sides of the aisle, recognize that we need to give. local governments and first responders all the 2 that they need to both fight wildfires when they happen. to protect communities. to the extent that we can be for a disaster. but also to be a very intentional partner in recovery efforts. when disasters happen. >> the bill will also prioritize wildfire. survivors for housing in would provide more assistance for low-income residents. for 16 on this friday morning. feels good to say that especially if you're watching right now and our obviously someone is getting up a little early to get the day started. hopefully you're doing so on a nice and caffeinated note this morning, mother nature going to make it super easy to be getting out the door looking outside. currently, we don't have much of a view from the east bay hills. it's actually kind of a solid sign, though. the low cloud cover that we do have across the bay area's for the most par

people at today's event want to see zoe lofgren bring it to a vote in the house. >> a lot of skilledgrants come from india and china, and they're asked to wait for multiple decades, and people actually die before they get a permanent visa. >> a similar bill passed the house and similar one passed the senate. >>> hunter pence is coming back to the bay area to talk about our climate crisis. the two-time world series champ is big on ocean conservation and is set to deliver the keynote address at the blue carpet blue marble ceremony. it's happening outside san jose city hall 6:00 tomorrow evening. mayor sam liccardo will be at the event and it will include performances by musician. >>> parts of the south bay may have felt a little shaking today. a 2.7 magnitude earthquake hit around 8:00 this morning. people in san martin, gilmore and hollister said they felt it. no reports of any damage. we have a real time quake tracker that monitors earthquakes around the bay area. it is a good resource to have bookmarked. head to nbcbayarea.com/quaketracker. >>> the national marine software system is

. >> south bay, congresswoman zoe lofgren that so i should she had the floor today during the congressional hearing on the january 6 insurrection pleading her case for charges to be brought against former president trump. >> and at the end of today's hearing, the committee voted to subpoena the former president marking significant escalation by the panel. >> and here to talk about the significance of today's developments, san jose state university lecturer donna crane. hi, donna, thank you for doing this here. yeah, i'm just going to jump ahead. i mean, we we

committee member zoe lofgren. there be any value if he agreed to do thislive, in front of the country, in front of the cameras? >> possibly. i mean, first we need an indication that he's willing to talk to us, and then we'lllk work out the details. but, so far, it's all-cap answers, with the same old/same old false statements. >> reporter: the committee said it's also considering criminal referrals for key players-- an important moveg says former justice department official michael greenberger. would a criminal referral put pressure on the justice department, or are they immune to that? >> it would put pressure on them. they aren't obliged to follow what congress is referring to them, but it definitely puts pressure on them. >> reporter: questions have been raised about why the committee waited so late in its work to move on this subpoena. one january 6 committee member tells cbs news they were ready to vote on it two weeks ago, at a hearing postponed by hurricane ian. norah. >> o'donnell: scott macfarlane with th

zoe lofgren says tt the committee wants to hear from from the former secret service agent, eight trump white house aide says that the agent told her about then-president trump's about then-president trump's behavior on that day. her second account is that trump's protects told him not to go to the capitol and the bunch that one of them in anger. > >> today marks 33 years since te since the earthquake in northern northern california. and this afternoon, the san francisco fire department is holding a commemoration. it happens in an observation platform in front of of a fire station along the emb. the embarcadero. > >> it is going to be a nice day for that event. > >> we will have a bit of a warm up today but the real headline n this forecast is by the middle f the week, it will be 90 inland. >> where is faulk? > >> we will be bouncing back and forth. it was 70 inland yesterd. by wednesday it will be 90. let's talk about today. we are t seeing the same type of foggy st to the day as we have been living with for the past four weeks. there is a bit of the marine layer but for the most part

senator alex padilla and congresswoman zoe lofgren joined local leaders and cal fire. talk about how the bill will help firefighters prevent wildfires, which are becoming more common because of climate change. >> members of including senators from both sides of the aisle, recognize that we need to give. local governments and first responders, all the 2 that they need to both fight wildfires when they happen. to protect communities. to the extent that we can be for a disaster. but also to be a very intentional partner in recovery efforts. when disasters happen. >> the bill will also prioritize wildfire survivors for housing and pro would provide more assistance for low-income residents. it also provides funds to help update emergency operations on tribal land. >> well, let's check on our thursday evening forecast. you see this picture looking live out over san francisco and the fog is dominating the scene. miss le picture. yeah, it's coming back, lawrence. it wasn't anywhere. yesterday was at know we have a little bit of offshore wind today. we get that seabreeze little

also today, congresswoman zoe of doctrine -- zoe lofgren will announce funding from congress to fightate change. san jose state is among three organizations expecting a check. reggie: a man in critical condition after being shot by deputies and sonoma county. the man was terrorizing people in the busy tourist district. the saint the man smashed windows at a business, try to break the window and waved a gun around. investigators say the man fired a shot at deputies. >> as we approached windows, we heard a bunch of fire, which was insane. i saw him roll over into the street. reggie: police say the man was shot a second time after running toward deputies following the initial incident. kumasi: a wake to be held for the two berkeley brothers killed earlier this month. he and his 15 euro brother were killed after shooting at her departing in oakland. two other people were injured. the wake will be held at the mission funeral home in hayward from 1:00 until 9:00 p.m. organizers are asking everyone to wear white masks. five people arrested for buying alcohol for minors in menlo park. they ma

that rest is on the congresswoman zoe lofgren that it specs success. -- expects success. >> this is ensuring fema is modernized and doing what they need to do and repositioning and responding to the need. >> last year in california wildfires burned 2.53 -- acres and while californians right of the writing act is the hope that it can benefit a -- the devastation. >> all communities deserve better. that is what this is about. making sure that we open up to the end we civilly catastrophic effect of climate change. >> in san jose zach fuentes, abc 7 news. >> san francisco neighborhoods are trying to address unless this. they are using big outdoor planters toward them off. it has been an effective solution but the question is is that the right one russian mark abc 7 news reporter joins us from the newsroom with a look at the reaction to what is a massive problem for the city. >> you have seen them. neighbors with planters told me this is not out of spite, this is desperation. any have in dealing with this for years. -- many have been dealing with this for years. they have reported things and noth

>> reporter: we heard from zoe lofgren, one of the members of the committee and we heard her say thatar more from tony ornato, obviously, a senior member of the secret service and was inside the white house. according to his legal team, he already talked to the committee a couple of times but they believe he has more information and they are basing this on additional information that has come in in the last few months, from the secret service and from the communications they've obtained. they want to know more about trump's movements and they want to know about some communications back-and-forth inside the secret service, leading up to january 6th and on that day. >> collecting information all the time. evan perez, thank you. >>> we have the chief law enforcement and intelligence analyst, john miller and analyst with legal analyst, carrie cordeiro. the new secret service documents, they prompted you to write an important piece for cnn.com over your explored whether january 6 was a failure of intelligence or a political failure. explain what you think. >> reporter: there is a few thing

. >> miss lofgren? >> aye. >> mr. schiff, aye. >> mr. aguilar, aye. >> misses murphy, aye. >> mr. raskin ayes. >> misses luria, aye. >> kenzinger, aye. >> mr. chairman? >> aye. >> the clerk will report the boat. >> on this boat, there are 9 ayes and 0 no's. the motion is agreed to. the chair requests that those in the hearing room remain seated until the capitol police have escorted members from the room. without objection, the committee stands adjourned. [gavels] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2022] [indistinct conversation] >> thank you. thanks for sending up on the capita. it's my pleasure to protect you guys. you never imagine that you would be in a situation like that. >> of course, yeah. >> you take the picture and will it's switch it around. you can stand in the middle. >> there you go. >> thanks man. get my number from him. >> put you in the middle. >> i'm the short guy. >> thank you. >> alright man. >> thank you. >> t

we also heard from committee member zoe lofgren about the interview with trump campaign member who said as far back as july he would dispute the election if he didn't win. >> everybody stand by. much more we need to discuss, including very disturbing information about the warnings the u.s. secret service got ahead of the assault of the u.s. capitol. included so y you can easily manage your team's devices, here, and here. all on the network with more 5g coverage. it's the ultimate business trifecta, with the new iphone 14 pro on us. only from t-mobile for business. president biden signed the inflation reduction act into law this afternoon. ok, so what exactly does it mean for you? out of pocket costs for drugs will be capped. for seniors, insulin will be just $35. families will save $2,400 on health care premiums. energy costs, down an average of $1,800 a year for families. and it's paid for by making the biggest corporations pay what they owe. president biden's bill doesn't fix everything, but it will save your family money. >>> more now today on today's very dramatic house committee ja

reggie: zoe lofgren is announcing millions of dollars in funding for local projects.s from congress and will go toward fighting climate change. san jose's among the three organizations presenting a check. kumasi: a wake will be held for the two brothers killed earlier this month. both were killed after a shooting at a birthday party in oakland. two were also injured. it will be held at the mission funeral home in hayward and organizers are asking everyone to wear white masks. reggie: a north bay man in critical condition after being shot by sonoma county sheriff's deputies in sonoma. the man was terrorizing people in the sonoma plaza area saturday night. they say the man smashed windows at a business, tried to break the window of a passing limo and waved a gun around. investigators say he fired a shot at deputies and that is when they opened fire. >> as we were approaching the windows we heard pop, pop, pop. a bunch of gunfire, it did not seem real. i saw him rollover in the street and a lot of blood. it was like out of a movie. reggie: the man was shot a second time

congresswoman lofgren is confident the house will pass the bill and then send onto the president's deskignature, and it was clear that the federal government needs to be a better partner, experts say while disaster relief makes good politics, taking action to make the process better outweighs political concerns and could prevent the next major disaster. in san jose jesse gary ktvu, fox two news calling for help in a remote area can be difficult and sometimes help may not get there in time. and now first responders are being armed with jetpacks. the devices come from a gravity industry or from gravity industries and have been in the works now. since 2017 crusade, this could potentially save lives. ah counter and the wind is when you're coming up over the ridge line is sometimes a little bit difficult, but actually, if you're expecting it , it's a very stable piece of equipment, and you can counter it and maneuver and manage it quite safely. the jet suits can fly over water. they can reach speeds of up to 85 miles an hour and heights of more than 12,000 ft. all right. taking a look outsid

we'll have details and we'll also get reaction from a key select committee member, representative zoe lofgrenining us live. >>> a day after appearing with

take a listen to what democratic congresswoman zoe lofgren had to say about trump. >> he has a legalto come in and talk to us, just as importantly as a legal obligation to respond to the documents that we've ordered him to produce, all of which are important to finishing our investigation. so let's see if he lives up to what the law requires of him. >> annie grayer reporting there. >>> the u.s. education secretary is urging people to continue submitting online applications despite a federal appeals court temporarily pausing president biden's student loan forgiveness program. cnn's joe johns has this report. >> reporter: the message from the biden administration on their student loan relief program is that they're not backing down and that they plan o stay on course, even though the eighth circuit court of appeals put a hold on the program. now, the administration says they're going to continue to take applications and they're continuing to review those applications even though they're not allowed at least at this stage to start canceling some of that debt. the education secretary put

senator alex padill of california held a news conference yesterday with south bay congresswoman zoe lofgren. they talked of the fire act, which the senate passed unanimously last month that enables fema to deploy assets when there is a high welfare risk, or red flag warning. >>> the weather shap up as erit is fray, da. >> it isfirst time lking out fi weather concerns. it is not major but there is a weather watch in the sierra on saturday because we are going to get wind. and here on sunday, we have our first offshore wind maker. that i think the most important thing to talk about first is friday morning, getting you ready to step out the door. the marine layer is back. we are looking a gray skies for the immediate bay. and we look from mount diablo, that is walnut creek. w are not looking at clouds for the inland valley. up and down 680 and 580, clear skies overhead and it is really the only place that does because th immediate bay is waking up to gray and of the north bay valleys, not only is it cloudy in the north they valleys but i is foggy again. santa rosa, you are in the 40s and we ar

. >> congresswoman zoe lofgren of san jose is announcing new federal funding for healthier communitiese is set to present checks to four communits community projects that she says says will make santa clara couny clara county a healthier place to live and work. the $3 million million in covid funding will expand access to healthcare and provide affordable housing serv. housing services. > >> more than 50 tenants of a san san francisco high-rise are suing a developer after they were flooded out of their homes twice. they claim hines limited partnership failed to repair two two massive water leaks and faid and failed to reimburse them for for their living expenses. they claim the units and property were not secured. >> together as a group, we feel we have not been helped. we are not getting what we deserve in terms of comfortable accommodations and answers to our questions. >> representatives with the company denied the allegations, saying they have paid approximately $13 million towards tenant expenses. >> today is the deadline for san san jose to remove a homeless encampment at columbu

philip, this afternoon, our colleague, nicole wallis, asked zoe lofgren about a potential for a cover-up from the secret service. i want you to take a listen at with the congresswoman said. >> let me just, say i have a lot of questions about all of it. about coordination among witnesses, about the advice that they may have been receiving. from some attorneys were. about their voracity. i think there are more questions than answers at this point. >>, well always more questions than answers. what are you hearing today? >> well, i think she's right there is more questions than answers. as you say, that's always been true. but especially in this case. remember, the committee was seeking those text messages from january 6th among secret service agents. and those were deleted. because of a sort of technical, bureaucratic stop recording and the secret service -- it means a lot of the communications, the record of communications that day does not exist. the committee had new evidence, including some emails documenting concerns in the secret service. warnings by the secret service to the white ho

listen to what zoe lofgren said just yesterday when we asked her about these documents. >> there was a representation, publicly, as well as in the interviews, that there was no monitoring of social media. that we know now was not correct. certainly downplaying the knowledge of violence. they knew it well in advance and certainly by the 5th of january what they were facing. >> these documents make clear it's not just the secret service who knew in advance but also the u.s. capitol police, the fbi, and they were all talking about it internally as well. but the committee clearly wants to hear more about what the secret service did and did not do at that time. >> hindsight is always 20/20 speaks to why perhaps an overreaction or overvigilance is the best course of action. thank you. >>> pete buttigieg is in high demand. why democratic candidates want to campaign with him more than anyone else. >>> and warning democrats to knock off the buzz kill and stop only obsessing over donald trump. >>> elon musk now vowing to fund ukraine's sasatellite system afr a cnn exclusive report. ole lot g w

senator alex padilla and congresswoman zoe lofgren joined local leaders and cal fire to talk about this. >> members of couldn't senators from both sides of the aisle recognize that we need to give. local governments and first responders, all the 2 that they need to both fight wildfires when they happen. to protect communities. to the extent that we can be for a disaster. but also to be a very intentional partner in recovery efforts. when disasters happen. >> and this bill will also prioritize wildfire. super survivors for housing and it would provide more assistance for low-income residents as well. >> 5.16 right now getting a look at the weather and i don't think there's any danger for us this week is going nice and cool hoping for that. john cause it's friday and i got a lot of plans on that list. sweater, pam plans hopefully getting out there with the fall sweaters back on because you don't need the shorts and a t-shirt city more like you did just a couple of days ago when we were setting heat records. quite the change of pace. we've worked our way towards the now the weekend bringin

zoe lofgren saying they will ask secret service assistant director tony ornato, robert engle and othersre in a position in the near future to call the witnesses from the secret service back in for a few additional questions. >> reporter: now ornato has already met with the committee on two prior occasions but it is clear that the committee has more questions for him. the committee mandate expires at the term. so they have a limited time frame to complete it. >> sara murray, thank you so much. >>> also in our politics lead, new documents show that the trump organization charged then president trump's secret service detail exorbitant room rates for trips to trump properties. this following an investigation by the house oversight committee. the committee said on one objection, november of 2017, the secret service was charged a rate of $1,185 per room per night. when donald trump jr. stayed at the trump international hotel in d.c., that rate is nearly six times the allowable per diem rate for traveling government employees. eric trump denies the finding and insists the rooms were offered fo