. >> mike m.: looked like they were coming in to establish something in the offensive zone. >> mike e.: 2:00 even to go. earlier today you saw the fastest two minutes in sports. well, the fans here with a one-goal lead this is not go to go fast enough for them. and for the fans in pittsburgh, if their team ties it, it could take a while before we get a decision. but they will be yelling at their television. here is murray. rattled around. this is played behind. hornqvist battling there. fired back again and it is taken by kessel and then it is malkin. getting it on back to kessel. kessel has the puck stolen away. it is oshie. score! >> mike m.: i hope he did not bet on the derby today, phil kessel. he gameled here and lost big time to a guy that is not go to miss from this area of the ice. he knows how to find the back of the net. tough break for kessel. big goal for oshie. >> mike e.: the penguins will talk it over. they have 1:31 and they have to get two while preventing any more. time-out is fueled by gatorade flow, all of the flavor with a smooth finish. >> pierre: this is a time

mike? learning, my ed grade.on mason, in second yeah, very intelligent, i try to his mother he get its from me, she didn't agree. host: all right. m minnesota., mike talked about the choice schools. offered? is education commissioner: yeah, thank you, mike, for bringing that up. of options for students for advanced level, for disabilities, ve gifted and talented, a lot of local control. school districts will look at students and what they bring and create programs that really do their needs. is pseo, program post-second education option, students in tenth grade to take college level course work ully paid by the state in vocational and they can take college in the schools, as well, hrough the university of minnesota, where we train teachers with college university akwulty, they pair up and take classes there in the high school or what we call vocational enrollment, students will take work in the -- in our schools and we partner with organizations, a great example is mcfail music program here. mcfail center for music, most talented the master musicians, who do an in many rural schools because they can't get into our out that far rur

prf /* and i )m laura garcia. mike has some "flooding" to report... >> we're tracking rain very close to the coast. we'll see an increase in cloud cover and a chance of rain in theth bay mainly tlaer this evening. mobile radar and getting a scan on that. so far looking all dry as we go into tonight. that's when our rain chances will go up and also into early tomorrow morning. looks like for the most part today is going to be mostly cloudy, showers possible for north bay. i'll talk more about that coming up. mike, you have flooding to report. >> not because of the light rain but because of last week. southbound 280, 87 connector, as i understand may have to close again south 280 to 87 that ponding because sounds like there's a pump prone as it was last week. still trying to get more details. if chp has anything different to report i'll let you know. same pattern, slowing off bird. crash southbound 101 at hillsda hillsdale. may be a quick traffic break over the next few minutes past 92, cars in the lanes. i'll update you

we'll take a look at all of our m microclimate and mike is already tracking a crash on the san mateo bridge. >> we started to see trafficking backing up and see lights i'm motioning towards the high rise past that drum right there. we're looking for the traffic to back up along the flat section. there's a service lane that's designed to maintain an open access across the span and so we may see that shift over. as you get over towards the slower traffic. i'll track the updates once the bridge crew arrives. this person trying to get over there, weaving through traffic right now. encountering a lot of brakelights, flashing lights are on. there's activity going on on the san mateo bridge span. we'll see those slower chicklets kick in. the dumbarton is good access from the nimitz freeway if you're heading westbound across the san mateo bridge. that's where we're tracking traffic. the bay bridge and approach is just fine. back to you, laura. >> thank you very much. we have breaking news just coming into our newsroom. china is now reporting its president just met with north korean leader ki

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prf /* and i )m laura garcia. mike tracking rain very close to the coast. we'll see an increase in cloud cover and a chance of rain in theth bay mainly tlaer this evening. mobile radar and getting a scan on that. so far looking all dr

m me. >> touche. [laughter] mike he doesn't need my advice this is part of my existence as a prosecutor and you cannot get advice on that without knowing the alternative what he could reasonably avoid or what is the point of - brief interview the president trump should not be impeached and let the voters opportunity easy they should make that decision themselves so sure curry to view? bigger think i screwed up with george stephanopoulos i tried to express to him that that that i have been a way that is too bad to be impeached or convicted deep into public culture then to let the voters off the they need to say get forget gun supreme court justice but what is the most important is that m our leader reflects our values. [applause] >> and what is different in many ways to create a sense of that is difficult to unwind. and that a healthier way especially those that don't vote to say this is what we stand for. that is good for america. cyclically we have terrible position. normally it is like a cataclysm world war ii rese

m&a? lucas: disney is mike fox, comcast, all the judicial guys collecting the scalp is their turn to competee tech companies. was of these digital media companies, yet cycles of media companies that achieved higher valuations, and they either fail or get gobbled up and pushed together. the same will happen with the companies that on the is talking about. emily: earlier with talk about music streaming, but in five years, where the see the content business? 30 or i think in the next 36 months want even called connected tv or part cutting because it will be the majority of television consumption will happen that way. i skimp bloomberg all the time. emily: thank you. andre: it is also live content, sporting news, everything is shifting to a new dissolution platform and will change the way we think of television. lucas: i think it will be fragmented, because think five years from now, disney will introduce its on disney branded streaming services in two years, it will take over the years of its existence, and will be vulcanized between the direct digital players and the different bundles that are

m laura garcia. first we want to get to mike >>> 4:30 this morning. thank you for joining us, i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. there's a crash that happened six hours ago 880 in fremont still tieing up traffic. >> still completely closed right now. i want to show the closure of the freeway because this will affect folks even if you're going through fremont. there's the big look. we're zooming into this stretch of 880 northbound. the direction away from silicon valley and heading up in towards the rest of fremont. it is closed and has been closed for six hours as laura said starting ought auto mall parkway, the slowdown starts before you get there. if you can take cushing and fremont boulevard as the at nalt. going towards 680, mission boulevard is accessible without any interruption. traffic relatively light through the area right now. southbound with the headlights, you notice from the live camera, the flashing lights still on 880 itself. from what i understand, chp hopes to have that open in a half hour. but i know you've got bob out ther

m laura garcia. first we want to get to mike >>> 4:30 this morning.u for joining us, i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. there's a crash that happened six hours ago 880 in fremont still tieing up traffic. >> still completely closed right now. i want to show the closure of the freeway because this will affect folks even if you're going through fremont. there's the big look. we're zooming into this stretch of 880 northbound. the direction away from silicon valley and heading up in towards the rest of fremont. it is closed and has been closed for six hours as laura said starting ought auto mall parkway, the slowdown starts before you get there. if you can take cushing and

and i )m laura garcia. toss to mike with breaking news on flooding on 280. thanks for joining us. i'm scott mcgrew in for marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. breaking news, more flooding on 280 near 87. i say more because there's a problem last week. >> exactly. just one day over a week ago. i promised we would look at the bay bridge. back-up with metering lights, that is standard. the big issue, laura, as you said down in the south bay. either side are okay but 280 slowdown showing on our speed sensors because of the flooding and closure, south 280. there have been changes there. i want to note folks coming down 280 and expected to take 87, you can't do that. get off 880. you probably do that anyway and make your way sjc. this may affect folks who normally don't take this route in sjc. because of the flooding, kris sanchez out there. one lane is closed? >> now we know two lanes are closed. we saw chp officers taking the flares out one more lane. they tell us the water is starting to creep farther on 280. like you said 87 is not accessible, not in the northbound or southbound

mike? learning, my ed grade.on mason, in second yeah, very intelligent, i try to his mother he get its from me, she didn't agree. host: all right. m minnesota., mike talked about the choice schools. offered? is education commissioner: yeah, thank you, mike, for bringing that up. of options for students for advanced level, for disabilities, ve gifted and talented, a lot of local control. school districts will look at students and what they bring and create programs that really do their needs. is pseo, program post-second education option, students in tenth grade to take college level course work ully paid by the state in vocational and they can take college in the schools, as well, hrough the university of minnesota, where we train teachers with college university akwulty, they pair up and take classes there in the high school or what we call vocational enrollment, students will take work in the -- in our schools and we partner with organizations, a great example is mcfail music program here. mcfail center for music, most talented the master musicians, who do an in many rural schools because they can't get into our out that far rur

surrounded himself with inside the white house at the moment, you have mike pompeo, who has been very critical and was listening to those is rarely m9 es listening to those is rarely messages last week when they talked about how the iran nuclear deal was simply not a truthful deal, that iran were working in the background. of course, that is denied by iran. he also has a new national—security adviser injohn he also has a new national—security adviser in john bolton he also has a new national—security adviser injohn bolton who is very critical of iran so he has people in the white house who will support this decision, and ultimately he feels it is the right one. we also have this 3—6 month period now where sanctions will be reimposed, and there will be many in europe watching that very closely to see exactly what impact that could have on them. i mentioned john bolton, the national security adviser is saying that there could be sanctions involved in european companies if they don't go ahead and remove that business from iran. so there could be consequences in the months to come. more on the iran nuclear deal shortly. but first, let'

all about girl power let's get girl power in the cia and i had a big the m o g for a man's arm muffling arm republican so maybe mike the cia is on top of their twitter account too i mean this is a horrifying by the way the fact that you have to literally show that in order for the have pocker c.s.a. always he wouldn't know i don't think so. i don't know that works it's interesting because when gina was. you know facing the senate scrutiny yesterday at one point she got into a back and forth with so they're running wyden of oregon and she said quote after nine eleven i didn't look to go sit on the swiss desk i stepped up i was not on the sidelines to me the tragedy is that the controversy has cast a shadow over what has been a major contribution to protecting this country. now that to me is the essence of all that is wrong with writing a hassle and people of her ilk is that they will put the protection of the country over the moral code. of the country over the laws of the country that they believe protection far outweighs all else but they didn't press act they made it worse we wouldn't ices and everything else we

newly confirmed secretary state mike pompeo will address state department employees at 115 ..m. eastern deputy attorney general rob rosenstein will comment on the role just on the rule of law and the mission of the justice department speaking at that this afternoon at 2:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span. be with us tonight for an event featuring dr. priscilla chan, the wife of facebook ceo mark zuckerberg who was one of the featured speakers at a recent discussion on education posted by the bush presidential center. spend 99% pledge to of their facebook fortune on issues like health, criminal justice, and education. you can see her remarks starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span. on

m spy scandal." secretary of state and former c.i.a. director mike pompeo, contradicted the president's long-rning "deep state" accusations today, while testifying on capitol hill. >> you know this term deep state has been thrown around. i'll say this. the employees who worked with me at the c.i.a. nearly uniformly were aimed at achieving the president's objectives and america'objectives. >> that's your experience also when you interact with colleagues at the f.b.i. and the department of justice as well? >> yes. there are always exceptions to every rule.er i've ned an organization that didn't have bad actok , i don't thny government organization is exempt from having malfeasance as well. >> woodruff: all of this, after reports that an f.b.i. informant named stefan halper did meet with three trummpp gn officials in 2016. at least two, carter page and george papadopoulos, were already on the f.b.i.'s radar for contacts with russians. tomorrow, republican leaders of the house intelligence and oversight committees receive a rare, classifieied ng on the i

mike pompey and he has warned that iran will face the strongest sanctions in history u nless strongest sanctions in history unless it changes its policies. this comes unless it changes its policies. this co mter unless it changes its policies. this comes after washington withdrew from the international nuclear agreement. this is not only has huge ramifications diplomatically, but financial implications, especially for some of europe's biggest companies. joining me is my colleague. a lot of major business deals are at risk, sharon? quite a lot of them. mike pompeo was speaking in washington and he did not stipulate what these new sanctions would be but he used the strong language and he went on to say iran would be battling to keep its economy alive after these so—called sanctions take place. let's have a listen to exactly what he had to say. we will apply unprecedented financial pressure on the iranians regime. the leaders in tehran will have no doubt about our seriousness. they regime should know this isjust the beginning. the sting of sanctions will be painful if the regime doesn't change its course from the acceptable and unpredictable path it has chosen, to wombat rejoins the league of

so much evidence that i was kind of, like, tossing a sill jiz m at the president, whereas, whereas, and the president was like, okay, mike, therefore. very often -- almost in all instances all we do on a very good day is to create the left and the right-hand boundaries of logical policy discussion. that is our task. we kind of get to say you know if you're over here, you're probably dividing by zero, and you're not going to get a good answer. if you're over here, you're assuming water's going to run uphill, and that's not going to work with either. we create that boundary. and now the challenges, the challenges for intelligence for a president who reasons differently, all right? he's instinctive, intuitive, has an almost preeter natural confidence -- preternatural confidence in his own narrative of how the world workings. how do the fact-based guys get into the head of the president? and that's kind of the last 50% of the book, how does that take place. let me end, because i do want to leave a lot of time for questions. let me end with a participant of the book that i attribute to john mcloughlin, okay? .. new so we went

m everybody is kind of trying to ally themselves as an outlier candidate but mike dewine, a very solideputation in the state will be the one to take on cordray. on the democratic side, the state's former attorney general beaten former congressman dennis kucinich, well known to fox viewers and people across the nation. he was once the youngest ever mayor of cleveland, long history in congress. he has lost his race tonight to richard cordray, who was the head of the consumer protection finance bureau and very closely aligned with elizabeth warren. he will take on mike dewine. mike dewine against richard cordray in the ohio governor's race. we can also project that mike braun, who came into this race as the outsider businessman sort of a bit of the trump aura around his candidacy to some extent, he has won the senate primary in indiana. he's going to face off against the man who is considered perhaps the most vulnerable democrat senator in the country in indiana where president from won handily. t now mike braun will go up against joe donnelly. defeats two sitting congressman, luke messer

mike good question. >> you said that you potentially engage in m, and a. >> in this one we are a seller.st we have been a buyer. it's all about scale whether you are a content player, whether you are a mobile company, whether you are a video company, all the transactions you are seeing here are about scale. this transaction is about creating a national challenger with converged scale, meaning fixed and mobile scale and it's a natural combination so i think you are going to see that continue in europe see that in particular. i would point out that the ceo of telling le come is pursuing the same strategy. he's trying to merge mobil operations in holland and buying our business in aus tree yarks he's a big believer in this strategy, he's going to have a hard time taking both sides. >> i guess in a simple sense, there's a dichotomy between those in the distribution business and those mostly in the content business talk to us a little bit about that which is more important, distribution or content? you can't have one without the other. but do you need to have both to succeed? >> that's a grea

m bas. one thing that wasn't covered adequately was political risk in the way political scientist mike think about them. in fact, political risk seem to have overshadowed the way people thought about political risk in the 60s and 70s. of course, today that is a relatively almost unknown to have that be the problem. so teaching a course in which we could look at geopolitical factors from changes in technology like cyber security difficulties, changes in the multiplication of the numbers of actors that actually involve inform policy. whether form policy so we wanted to identify first students the multiple forces of political risk using our government experience and to really look at how those agencies and organize risk. so that's how came about. as amy will tell you it's her students who said you should write a book based on this course, so we did. >> we taught the class we taught her for six years. the student ask us to make the class longer. students never say that. and the other was that we should write a book about it. the we said we really should write a book based on the course. we look

m laura garcia. >>> a very good morning to. you we begin here in the bay area with break, i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm scott mcgrew. let's check in with mike. a big rig fire near the bridge. >> this is not the only thing. i overturned pineapple truck caught fire and major injuries to the driver and back-up. and that was a back-up from a few minutes ago and there is the overturned truck that was -- caught fire and that is what is causing eastbound 80 to be closed toward the cartineas bridge away from richmond and the bay we're talking about folks trying to get out of the east bay and up into the north bay. you're cut off before the back-up and i'm told this is right near the pomona street of off-ramp and they think the ramp is over and traffic should be going but much better off to the venetian bridge which is 680 across to the east and highway 4 would be the access. we've seen the back-up over the last couple of minutes. we have closed t-- closed the freeway for the second time and there is another accident there. and so we'll track this up to the bridge and the venetian bridge into the north bay is your option. westbound, though, that com

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m laura garcia. >>> a very good morning to. you we begin here in the bay area with break, i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm scott mcgrew. let's check in with mikeidge. >> this is not the only thing. i overturned pineapple truck caught fire and major injuries to the driver and back-up. and that was a back-up from a few minutes ago and there is the overturned truck that was -- caught fire and that is what is causing eastbound 80 to be closed toward the cartineas bridge away from richmond and the bay we're talking about folks trying to get out of the east bay and up into the north bay. you're cut off before the back-up and

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m laura garcia. >>> a very good wednesday morning to you. thanks so much for joining us, i'm laura garcia. >> let's go to mike inouye for a look at the traffic mess in the east bay. >> the speeds are starting to improve a little bit again after more slowing. pete saur rat toes, who was on scene at the fuel leak, this is video from earlier in the scene an the within they had lanes closed. this is about 2:00 in the morning when reports of this big rig crash puncturing the fuel tank happened there and from al costa to dublin, there's that fuel leak there. they had to clean that up. caltrans is on the scene. and pete had to move from the scene where he was reporting all morning because they pulled that big rig from the area and presumably should open the lanes pretty quickly shortly after this report. let's get back out to the maps and show you the slowdown again, southbound 680 through al costa out of san ramon and approaching the dublin border there. as you get to the interchange, traffic flow is moving nicely through the interchange, south 680 builds through pleasanton, nothing causing unusual slowing other than that -- as we get out to the m

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mike. >> made app acquisition. >> right >> that's not the response you want >> we'll see if bank m&a really starts to get rolling think it's a great idea. >> what about m&a broadly? >> it's part of the bullish cocktail >> yeah, exactly what was in that cocktail? rip roaring into the session, no tariffs, u.s. and chinese goods back and forth, and we just hung up there all day >> we did. hung up there is a good way to put it because that's how it felt you got a market at the open because of the overnight headlines about trade. it's interesting i think the good part of this is imagine how much we would have rallied if there was any substantive progress on trade. i say that because i think trade mostly is just back in the mind psychological thing, more risk than reward, so when it's, like, well, we'll just keep talking, that's bullish enough for a market it was already gathering up strength from early april. >> what was curious, steph, the fact that secretary mnuchin said the trade war is off for now usually the markets read between the lines a little bit, but the fact that you wanted to come out and make that decla

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m scott mcg >>> good morning and thanks for joining us. >> marcus has the day off as if it's some sort of holiday or something. i couldn't imagine. >> mike's off too so i'm doing double duty with weather and traffic. as we get a look this morning, all clear. not only in the skies but on the roads as well. let's get a live look outside in san jose. check that out. i mean, at the interchange connector, it's looking pretty quiet there. five cars right there. let's get a look at our temperature trend. it's going to go from 72 at 10:00 to 88 degrees today. it's going to be a lot hotter today than it was yesterday in some of those spots. martinez goes from 67 at 8:00 to 87 later today. we'll look at all of our high temperatures coming up and a look at traffic as well in just a few minutes. as we get a look at the roads, things are looking pretty good this morning. all green sensors across the bay area. >> thank you. >>> 6:01 now. new this morning, morgan hill police are investigating a large fight that ended with two people being stabbed. it happened a little before 11:00 last night in the heart of morgan hill about a block from the cal train st

m scott mcg >>> good morning and thanks for joining us. >> marcus has the day off as if it's some sort of holiday or something. i couldn't imagine. >> mike's off too so i'm doing double duty with weather and traffic. as we get a look this morning, all clear. not only in the skies but on the roads as well. let's get a live look outside in san jose. check that out. i mean, at the interchange connector, it's looking pretty quiet there. five cars right there. let's get a look at our temperature trend. it's going to go from 72 at 10:00 to 88 degrees today. it's going to be a lot hotter today than it was yesterday in m

. >> dan coates and mike pompeo, now the secretary of state, they both said iran is come plying with the iran nuclear deal. just like the international acomic energy agency, which m right and i think the president tried to make the case this was about more than just iranian compliance within the four concerners of the deal the problem though is not he's outside of a deal with a lot less leverage to bring him back to the table and negotiate a new deal. i think when that carries over north korea deal, you have north korea now able to say look, one theory of the case is president trump has no deal with either north korea or iran now. maybe he'll be more eeg el to make a deal with north korea. on the other hand, they may say look, as you said, can't go into a negotiation expecting to get out of president trump because he's playing to a domestic audience. >> how do you think is north korean s are reacting? >> i think they're motivations have nothing to do with expectations. how does kim jong-un view his stability? what are the thigh k chinese whisper ng his ear? i think this has a lot to do with his credibility. if the president wants a deal and pompeo says this is sq

m closest advisers. he has assemble a team of iran hawks, national security adviserjohn bolton has already the —— always been very hawkish in terms of iran. mikethe iran deal, and he said military action might be a better way to approach it. he's now the secretary of state now. he has said he would like to find a way to fix the deal and keep the deal but he has made it clear that if he thinks that isn't done to meet the concerns that he and trump have, the option is to walk away. barbara, thanks for joining us. we will hear what donald trump decides at two o'clock on tuesday. here's another story involving iran's influence in the middle east. hezbollah the militant group supported by tehran looks like the big winner in the election in lebanon. over half the seats. gf president'éssgd: it's considered a terrorist organisation by the united states among others, but its political influence has been growing. the leader of hezbollah has described the result as a political and moral victory. translation: with regards to the resista nce translation: with regards to the resistance block, its allies and friends, we can say that the results of this parli

m. good morning, it )s 7:26... trending online and on nbc bay area dot com. >>> welcome back. we're staying on top of what is trending online and on nbcbayarea.com. >> mike inouye joins us with the latest buzz about a future royal. >> we try to stay out of controversy and i thought we should address this. on nbcbayarea.com, we have an entire section on the royal wedding. here is the latest news on the royal wedding of prince harry and meghan markle and as many know, we'll show you this picture right here. that is howie mandel and there is meghan markle. and you may know he hosted a show on nbc called "deal or no deal" where there were briefcases held by the spokes model and they held numbers and ams of money. that was part of the game show. well meghan markle was once one of the case holders on deal or no deal. and now recently he announced the return of that show on cnbc, at yesterday's up front and we talked about that and also while there, giulianna rancic asked him if he remembered that encounter with the future royal and here is what he said. >> do you remember her though? obviously you met so many people on the show? >> her favorite color is lilac.

>> thank you. ,"m wallace, of "the telegraph your table on page nine shows --erest rates that was mark carney with some mikeues that they have been having. if you want to check out the news briefing that continues, check out the live go on your terminal. a lot of those questions were all about communications, subtle ways of asking about credibility overall. the first question, things are getting confusing, but mark carney didn't want to bite, sounded like you wanted to use some optionality and the key question was if the first order growth was going to continue or rebound. he also said that people should expect a reit -- rate rise. early 2018 the slowdown in the first quarter as temporary. from thet anything last 40 minutes? >> you know, alix, i got a sense of fatigue from mark carney in this news conference. with all the focus much more on the question of communication thanf, rather communicating what's going to happen in terms of the future path of rates. as you see, -- as you say, he seemed to not want to be tied down on the timing. but they are obsessed with whether the next rate hike is coming in gille

biggest winner was nike and cisco laggard earlier in the week m may ma macy's the winner for the s&p, and campbell's down 15% with the ceo leaving. mike. what do you make of the way we've finished off here and the record runs in the small caps? >> it's fascinating, kelly i mean, we're obviously idling on a market wide basis last four days has been a tight range, more or less held your ground this week although there was noise around buying yields, and dollar getting stronger. that's not good. variation, though, even more extreme weakness in consumer staples, already the worst group, you know, energy just breaking its streak, so i think there's a lot of kind of selectivity within a very static market right now, and that's not a bad thing, but the small caps, they tell a net positive message, obviously, domestic economy is fine, and it's kind of good right now, so take comfort in that, but i push against the idea that small caps making a new high are any kind of special great signal how the overall market does. it's a catchup move after multiple years of lagging, i think. >> yeah, and, i mean, mike's pointed this out before, evidence --

m marcus washington. we want to get strait >> good wednesday morning. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. we want to get straight to the traffic and that deadly crash in the east bay. mike inouye has been tracking this for us this morning. >> good morning. folks, we have fortunately for much of the bay a lighter volume as we hit the summertime shift. but a huge problem has still been the complete closure of northbound 880 and fremont which continues to cause more and more backup. we're seeing cars slowing before they get to mission. if you head towards 680 that will slow you down a bit before you make that shift. auto mall is where they have the closure. we're suggesting cushing parkway but fremont boulevard will also take you there. look at this live look from our fremont camera. it is jammed up solid from mission boulevard all the way past the truck scales and tesla up to the flashing lights. still working there. bob redell has been on the scene all morning. there's a lot of debris to clear. looks like they've been picking up the pieces. >> reporter: within the past 30 minutes it looks like caltrans worker has gotten a lot of that debris off the northbound lanes of 88

interview that mike pompeo, he gives us a glimpse into what it's like to meet little rocket man, kim jong un. we'll check in with sebastian gorka and geraldo rivera and so much more, stay with us. ♪ msure. so i go national, where i can choose any available upgrade in the aisle - without starting any conversations- -or paying any upcharges. what can i say? control suits me. go national. go like a pro. >> sean: all right. we were just discussing >> sean: as we were just discussing, first lady melania trump undergoing a procedure at walter reed hospital to treat a kidney condition. joining us from walter reed with more news is fox news correspondent kristin fisher. what is the latest on the first lady? >> the white house says that everything went well. she is recovering and she's in good spirits. keep in mind, she is expected to stay at the hospital at walter reed for the rest of the week. so anytime you are in the hospital for a week, that is a pretty serious thing. the vice president said this is the procedure that was planned a long time ago a but the public d the press only found out about it after it was over. they found out about it. a statement that the white house put out. "th

mike, thank you. >>> and the gallup poll which throws 37% that believes the president deserves re-election is a national poll, not in the states. >> that nevsure made sense to m>> thank you. >> stephanie ruhle picks up the coverage right now. got to you on time. >> thank you, joe, thank you, mika. good morning again, i'm stephan stephanie ruhle and we're talking about the president again. >> it's extremely unlikely, brian, that mueller would have gone in and discussed the topic of the subpoena with the president's legal team without rod rosenstein's exclusive approval. >> rosenstein under scrutiny. >> i think they should under by now, the department of justice is not going to be distorted. >> there you have it,