force, matt donovan, chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, general joseph dunford, and congressman mike turner. we are especially grateful to welcome the new leader of space com, general j raymond, highly respected man within the military. joined this afternoon by his wife, molly. thank you. thank you, molly. congratulations, molly. it's great. their wonderful family and several of their friends. general raymond, congratulations. so important. i know he is going to do a fantastic job. thank you very much. [applause] pres. trump: the united states combatant commands were developed to join branches of our armed forces in common cause across diverse fields of battle. each of the united states military is combatant has an area of responsibility from centcom, which oversees our mission in the middle east, to our most recent cyber com which we established last year to protect americans from the most advanced cyber threats, and also to create very, very severe and powerful offensive threats, should we need them. the dangers to our country constantly evolve, and so must we. now, those who wish to harm

congressman dowel cog lins -- doug collins coming up along with congressman mike. turner.an you help with these? we're more of the plan, invest and protect kind of help... voya. helping you to and through retirement. the business of hard work... ...hustle... ...and high fives. modernized comfort inn's and suites have been refreshed because our business is you. get the lowest price guaranteed on all choice hotels when you book direct at choicehotels.com. maria: i'm back with rudy giuliani. did president trump hold back aid to ukraine because he wanted them to investigate joe biden and his son? >> isn't the best answer to that the telephone conversation? although the democrats said that before it came out, and schiff pretended that it did, look at the transcript. is there any mention of military aid? no. did he hold back the aid? no. maria: did you work with other -- >> i have never, in my discussion -- maria: did you work with other lawyers to try to get dirt on joe biden? >> no. i didn't work with anybody to try to get dirt on joe biden. the dirt on joe biden was handed to

mike turner defending in many way, but these are significant comments, aren't they?think it's significant. it's still pretty careful, you know, to condemn. the difrnts difference is in the matter of interpretation and this is where it's getting so polarized and the democrats are saying it speaks for itself. it is so clearly corrupt and so clearly impeachable and others are saying this is crude and this is the president not being able to control himself, but not impeachable and that's where it sort of breaks down. it's sort of inconsistent with the republican view of foreign policy and national security let alone of letting a foreign nation, inviting a foreign nation to interfere in our election. the bottom line is it's political expediency still on republicans and they want to see the investigation go forward because they have to be nervous about what else comes out here and the conduct is concerning enough. later, if they want to vilify the whistle-blower that will are will be difficult. >> i think a lot of republican can be -- >> the house majority leader and kevin

republican senator mitt romney weighed in calling the transcript troubling, and gop congressman mike turneresterday during the house intel hearing with the acting dni the following. >> i want to say to the president, this is not okay. that conversation is not okay. and i think it's disappointing to the american public when they read the transcript. >> joining me now is republican congressman james comber of kentucky, a member of the house oversight and government reform committee, congressman we appreciate you taking the time this morning. >> thank you for having me. >> you saw your colleague, mike turner's comments there. do you believe that this call was okay? >> i don't see anything wrong with the call. i've read the transcript. several times. it appears to me that president trump simply asked his counterpart in ukraine to possibly look into potential corruption from the biden family, and i don't think that's anything irregular, and my question would be, if president trump is not the appropriate person to ask that question, then who is? >> let me ask you a question though, let's read dir

. >> all right, that was congressman mike turner's critical comments during yesterday's house hearing. it adds to a small list of republicans expressing concern about president trump's actions. joinings now is cnn senior political commentator, john kasich. he is the former governor of ohio and a former republican presidential candidate. governor, it's great to have you here. you were on the air here in our studio yesterday, as we got the whistle-blower's complaint and we read it cold, right then and there, as we got it, and we were all, i know, processing it in realtime. so now that you've had 24 hours to let it sink in, what are your thoughts on the whistle-blower's complaint and the president's transcript of that call? >> it's all very -- it's -- it's a terrible situation in terms of that transcript, alisyn, but the question is, does one phone call, at this point in time, lead to impeachment? mitch mcconnell says it's laughable. he is the senate leader. you know, we have the gentlemen you just quoted from ohio, mike turner says, you know, it's not okay. i think it's absolutely worth

then we will hear exclusively from ranking member doug collins along with committee member mike turnertwo are weighing in on the impeachment push, the ukraine controversy and whether there's a chance for bipartisanship on legislative issues that matter to the american people. also with us this morning, a former attorney general, michael mukasey is here. he will join us on speaker pelosi's claims that attorney general barr has, quote, won rogue. then -- gone rogue. then a very rare and unique interview on the tensions between the u.s. and iran. right now, right here, "sunday morning futures." ♪ ♪ maria: as democrats accelerate their impeachment inquiry, we are getting new reaction this morning from the two people squaring off at the center of it all, president trump and house speaker nancy pelosi. the president put out a video message on twitter arguing that the whole thing is politically motivated. watch. >> greatest scam in the history of american politics. the democrats want to take away your guns, they want to take away your health care, they want to take away your vote, they want t

mitt romney in the senate, ben sasse in the senate, mike turner saying it's not okay. that's the biggest dynamic to watch as republicans learn more about this and as they see the white house responds to this. will we see or have we seen any evidence that the president is concerned abothat the specifics the alleged misconduct is changing the senate? >> i'm watching mitch mcconnell. he got the whistleblower report, which we evehave, and he hasn't said anything. mcconnell is a big supporter of the president, i believe, reluctantly so, so let's see what mitch mcconnell does in the senate, if anything. i don't expect any kind of groundswell from republicans, do you? >> no, and if you look at the raw numbers in the house, the democrats don't need it. at this point it looks like they have enough votes, obviously the inquiry hasn't happened, to go forward. it would be beneficial to the country if it would be bipartisan. the question is if it would ever get any further than that. >> will it get further than that even based on the substance, and i'll refer to the calendar. you h

out and said this was disturbing, sort of unacceptable, we saw republicans in a hearing last week mike turnerthis sort of actiinn lear to investigate a political adversary is not okay, but there is a point between some republicans and i can probably count them on one or two hands that are willing to say this sort of activity is not acceptable and actually saying that this is an impeachable offense, we saw an interesting flip flop over the weekend with a republican from nevada, am ma day saying let's see where this goes, he was asked about the impeachment inquiry and it seems like he was supporting it saying, you know,, there is an investigation, there are concerning allegations here, let's see where it goes, well, within 24 hours he totally walked back on that and said, i was never supporting the impeachment investigation and again this is just showing that this is a party that sticks with the president who is very popular with their base. >> brennan: mike, the whistleblower, as we have been reporting came from the intelligence community. and yet you have ying everything laid out in that comp

mike turner on thursday, he said the conversation between president trump and the ukrainian presidentnot okay. and two senators have called the allegations troubles. that's the farthest republicans have gone. across the board, we've seen republicans deflect questions or say they have not read this complaint, although many of them had access to it wednesday evening. >>> according to the report, rudy giuliani is emerging as a central figure, a failed attempt to have joe biden investigated. ahead to smear trump's rival ahead of the 2020 election. here's cnn's brian todd. >> reporter: the whistleblower says in stark terms, he has information that president trump has evidence that his office tried to get information on joe biden from ukraine. but rudy giuliani is not just a central figure. he's a major player. >> he's all over the place, talking to ukrainians in new york, going to warsaw, going planning a trip to ukraine that was scrapped. >> reporter: according to the whistleblower, rudy giuliani met with ukraine's top prosecutor, even before the new president took office in may. he had a

you have mike turner, the congressperson who was affected by dayton who has come out in an assault weapons governor of ohio, mike dewine who has come out for some gun violence laws. i think the politics are changing. unfortunately they're changing often in communities that have faced these mass shootings and we shouldn't have more of these mass shootings before we get the politics to change. i do believe there is something about leadership, and it's not enough for us just to tweet something out or to say we're for it or to say we passed a background check, and say we're going to wait for the senate. we need to show people this is a high priority, that we're going to fight for it, that we're not going to stop talking about @. >> congressman ro khanna, thank you for taking a few minutes. >> thank you, steve. >>> when we come back, we're going to get an update from the national hurricane center as hurricane dorian churns. kasie dc back after this. - the tech industry is supposed to be a leader in invention and progress. but only 11% of its executives are women, and the quit rate is twice as h

. >> republican congressman mike turner on the house intelligence committee called out the presidentukraine call. he said it was not okay but then took issue with the whistle-blower complaint in terms of what he was taking issue with. take a listen. >> this is not okay. that conversation is not okay. what's clear about the complaint is it's based on political issues, mr. director. he's alleging, or she, is alleging that the actions of the president were political in nature. now, that's my concern about how this is applied to the whistle-blower statute. >> is a president pushing a foreign leader to investigate a political opponent whether or not this was quid pro quo with the military aide, is that just politics? >> well, no. exactly right and exactly wrong. the whistle-blower's complaining about the politicization of what should be a completely apolitical process. the president's engaging with a foreign nation should be based upon the best interests of the united states and we can have a debate about how best to define that. one way we cannot define that is that the best interests of

we've seen very, very few cracks in that republican armor, so to speak, most notably republican mike turner committee today said that conversation is not okay but very few republican criticisms otherwise. jake? >> and it does seem as though, sunlen, a lot of the house republicans are sticking with the president, but senate republicans not necessarily any different. >> reporter: that's right. we've seen very few republicans be critical at all, most notably senator mitt romney and ben sasse who said that the whistleblower's complaint is very troubling, but that's as far as it would go. >> sunlen serf attachment. y on capitol hill, thank you. >>> welcome to a special edition of "the lead." the white house in crisis. in less time than what would be your typical school day we've seen allegations from an intelligence community whistleblower that the president of the united states, according to the whistleblower, abused his power by leaning on a foreign leader to investigate trump's political rival. we heard that the white house tried to bury that transcript, using a server only intended for actua

republican congressman mike turner has always been a staunch defender of donald trump. until today. >> i've read the transcript of the conversation with the president and the president of the ukraine. concerning that conversation, i want to say, president, this is not okay. that conversation is not okay. and i think it is disappointing to the american public when they read the transcript. >> that conversation is not okay. not okay? how not okay was that conversation? >> the president of the united states has betrayed his oath of office. betrayed his oath to defend our national security and betrayed his oath to defend our constitution. >> that donald trump committed a federal crime. soliciting help from a foreign country for his reelection campaign. in their discussions yesterday. much was made over the question did donald trump pressure the president of ukraine. in other words no pressure. the problem for donald trump is, pressure is legally irrelevant. the law the inspector general cited said it is unlawful for a person to solicit help from a foreign country for an ame

. >> that's your fellow ohio republican mike turner there.nator bill sasse called it troubling, bill scott and charlie baker support the impeachment inquiry. do you have any problem with a u.s. president working with a foreign power to have his attorney and a u.s. attorney look into the call? >> look, if democrats want to impeach because rudy giuliani talked to a couple of ukrainians good luck with that. i don't think the american people think that's the appropriate course of action. this is just one of the many and unending attacks the democrats have leveled against this president. the democrats just put us through three years of this phony russian collusion investigation, and now on the heels of that they come right back with this. we've all seen the transcript. the there's nothing there, so i respectfully disagree with my colleagues who think there needs to be a further inquiry here. >> let's talkabout that transcript because in that transcript president trump says this is with the ukrainian president who desperately needed hundreds of mil

republican representative mike turner tried to nail mueller on the fact that, as special counsel, henically have the power to exonerate the president. >> you have no more power to declare him exonerated than you have the power to declare him anderson cooper. >> stephen: please don't declare donald trump anderson cooper. i really don't want that image in my mind. ( laughter ) and i'm being told they've already made it. ( laughter ) it's an improvement. >> jon: aw, man. >> stephen: everyone knew this was a historic day, especially the woman filming it on her phone. ( laughter ) that woman's name? c-span 2. when congressman turner tried to attack mueller with some legal mumbo-jumbo about who has the power to exonerate a suspect, mueller deftly stepped aside. >> mr. mueller, would you agree with me that the attorney general does not have the power to exonerate? >> uh, i'm going to pass on that. >> you would not disagree with me when i say that there is no place that the attorney general has the power to exonerate, and he's not been given that authority? you would not disagree. >> again,

. >> mike turner, very much a republican and supporter of the president, he had this comment about the national security issues involved. >> i've read the complaint and i've read the transcript of the conversation with the president and the president of the ukraine. concerning that conversation, i want to say to the president, this is not okay. that conversation is not okay. and i think it's disappointing to the american public when they read the transcript. >> now, someone like mark meadows from the freedom caucus who is so much in the president's camp, not on the committee, there was an interesting moment there when those sitting in the room saw him peering through the door, watching there in person. he could have watched it on television, he didn't have to be in the doorway. >> of course. the president's diehard supporters are continuing to try to impress the president with the stride nsy of their defense of him. >> nancy pelosi said all along she was resisting an impeachment inquiry or impeachment because it would backfire politically. it was going to die in the senate anyway, so w

. >> i was just going to add, mike turner of ohio today said, very troubling, potentially.he republican governor of vermont said impeachment proceedings should -- but again, those people, mitch mcconnell is not marking down and saying, oh, the governor of vermont. to gloria's point, it has to be a high profile critic, someone who has been with trump who says, i cannot in good conscience look at the body of evidence that is indisputable, including the transcript, and say this is okay for president, regardless of party. given the allegiance we've seen to donald trump from the republican party since he became a nominee, it would be a huge thing and a big mountain. i don't see anybody ready to take that on just yet. >> even the nature of the defense we've seen from republicans, republicans are not coming out to actually defend the president's conduct here. even people who are inclined to be -- they're lobbing criticism at the democrats, they're saying i hadn't read it, this only 8 1/2 page document, they're claiming they haven't read it. even mitch mcconnell said he thought it

. >> you had romney come out, mike turner who's a very big supporter of the president say he looked add that whistle-blower complaint and he thinks it's bad. i'm not saying you're going to get enough of the senate to vote him out. but i think once this happens, i think the democrats are going to want more republican support. >> what do they need more? is this a jury that stays in three or four more hours longer, paul, because they know it looks good? we've had a cup of coffee, wait around a bit, we don't want to look like we're rushing this thing. >> do you want to get him or get him out? >> they're never going to get him out so let's go. you get two thirds of the republican senate -- >> no, i said i don't think so, but you do want some republicans to say enough that they can't just say this is democratic witch hunt and throw it away. you're still going to go to an election and -- >> it may be nice to get a handful. your thoughts. >> so this week we learned the president of the united states directed a months long criminal conspiracy to shakedown ukraine, to get dirt on his political op

. >> a moment during the intel hearing when republican congressman mike turner criticized the presidentefore slamming the whistleblower, watch. >> i've read the complaint. and i've read the transcript of the conversation with the president and the president of the ukraine. concerning that conversation, i want to say to the president, this is not okay. that conversation is not okay. and i think it's disappointing to the american public when they read the transcript. the complaint we now have, mr. director is, based on hear say. the person who wrote it said i talked to people and they told me these things. and the american public has the transcript, or the complaint, so they have the ability to compare them. >> meanwhile, two republican governors have publicly thrown their support behind the impeachment inquiry into president trump. >>> governor phil scott of vermont and governor charlie baker of massachusetts, both vocal trump critics said yesterday they in fact favored the investigation. governor scott added if he could wait for more information before calling for further action against

republican congressman mike turner has always been a staunch defender of donald trump. until today. >> i've read the transcript of the conversation with the president and the president of the ukraine. concerning that conversation, i want to say, president, this is not okay. that conversation is not okay. and i think it is disappointing to the american public when they read the transcript. >> that conversation is not okay. not okay? how not okay was that conversation? >> the president of the united states has betrayed his oath of office. betrayed his oath to defend our national security and betrayed his oath to defend our constitution. for yesterday we were presented with a record of a call between the president of the united states and the president of ukraine in which the president, our president, sacrificed our national security and our constitution for his personal political benefit. >> and not one republican member of the house tension committee today said donald trump did not betray his oath of office. not one of them. they did not say chairman schiff is wrong. pre

you saw last week congressman mike turner of ohio he is an apply of the president and he started off at the if i think saying this is something that was bad. >> alan and julia, thank you so much for being with me. i appreciate your time. >> thank you. >>> all right. we'll talk about missed calendars and the depositions expected this coming week from several state department officials and i will ask my legal team the key questions that should be asked. that's next. l team the key quess that should be asked that's next. e are real people, not actors, who've got their eczema under control. with less eczema, you can show more skin. so roll up those sleeves. and help heal your skin from within with dupixent. dupixent is the first treatment of its kind that continuously treats moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis, even between flare ups. dupixent is a biologic, and not a cream or steroid. many people taking dupixent saw clear or almost clear skin. and, had significantly less itch. that's a difference you can feel. don't use if you're allergic to dupixent. serious allergic reacti

. >> that's your fellow ohio republican, mike turner there. the list goes on.epublican senator ben sasse called it very troubling. republican governors phil scott and charlie baker support the impeachment inquiry. do you have any problem with a u.s. president asking a foreign power to work with his personal attorney and the u.s. attorney to, quote, look into his political rivals? >> a couple of things. i don't have any problem with the call. we've now seen the transcript. the president of ukraine said there was no pressure, he was not pushed. look, if democrats want to impeach because rudy giuliani talked to a couple of ukrainians, good luck with that. i don't think the american people think that's the appropriate course of action. i think they see this for what it is. this is just one of the many unending attacks the democrats have leveled against this president. the democrats just put us through three years of this phony russia collusion investigation, and now on the heels of that, they come right back with this. we've all seen the transcript. there's nothing

republican senators mitt romney and ben sasse have said as much, so did congressman will hurd and mike turner. the complaint says the president not only tried to get a foreign government to interfere in the 2020 election while he was president, but also that his white house tried to cover it up and that has also happened before. according to white house officials spoke with this was not the first time under this administration that a presidential transcript was placed into this code word level system solely for the purpose of protecting politically sensitive rather than national security sensitive information. so again, we ask, what if there was no whistleblower? joining me, covering capitol hill, msnbc correspondent garrett headacaike, "washington" and msnbc karen lentic and former assistant director for congressional affairs at the fbi, greg brouwer. folks before we dive in take a look at what the president is saying now and how he's defending himself. this was him moments ago at andrews. >> what these guys are doing, democrats, are doing to this country is a disgrace and it shouldn't be al

republican mike turner member of the armed services committee will tell that next. >> sandra: plus the cdc taking bold no action to fight the vaping crisis across the nation as we learn now a seventh person has died. a live report on that coming up. >> bill: also former trump campaign manager corey lewandowski form facing a grueling day at the hill. let's talk about the white house is asked to not talk about >> sandra: in alabama a police officer shot and killed in the line of duty. it happened yesterday in tuscaloosa company. policing officer during a chris huff was pursuing a suspect and that is when there was an exchange of gunfire. >> we saw the suspect on the front port of a residence the suspect fled into the house and officer cassatt followed. shots were exchanged and he was hit the suspect was also wounded in the exchange. disputed the suspect is now in custody. officer cassatt was a engaged to be married had two daughters and was a 13 year back of the department. >> i don't want to war with anybody. i'm somebody that would like not to have war. we are prepared to more than any

turner. hello, jillian. >> hi, mike. they cannot give the senator are still going at it.after igniting 24 hours ago. we don't often see heated interparty conflict over these kind of existential issues. the u.s. role in the world, failure, success of the first two world wars. you might want to grab some popcorn for this. speak out number three house republican get what she called rand paul's isolationist views. accused him of a warped sense of global reality. speak out their issues that surround whether or not you put america first as a trump does or blame america first as rand paul does and has for years. >> paul shot back, as far as legacies go, better to be called an isolationist and warmonger putting america's lives at risk for the sake of other countries. >> i guess the problem is they've always been never trumpers. they hate the president trump's foreign policy, they want to stay in afghanistan forever. >> he claimed him to be weak on spending, hyping up president trump's efforts in the process. one of the most important things is he's been in office as the vote of r

you have mike turner, the congress person affected by dayton. r some laws. unfortunately they're changing obvious in xhuchbts that have faced these mass shootings. we shouldn't have more of these before we get the politics to change. i do believe there's something about leadership. it's not enough to just tweet something out, and just to say, okay, we're going to wait for the senate. we need to show people this is a high priority, that we're going to fight for it, that we're not going for st-- to stop talking about it. >> thank you, sir. >> thank you, steve. >>> we'll have an update from the forecast center. "kasie dc" is back after this. you wouldn't accept an incomplete job from any one else. why accept it from your allergy pills? flonase relieves your worst symptoms including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. flonase helps block 6 key inflammatory substances. most pills only block one. flonase. [dog barking] [dog barking] [dog barking] [dog growling] [horn blaring] [cat meows] (vo) the subaru crosstrek. with starlink remote horn & ligh

. >> republicans have said, we heard from mike turner yesterday, i have some criticisms with the way this went down but mr. president, he said that looking into this camera, this is not okay this call is not okay. >> let me ask you about the other piece of the complaint that came out, the allegation that the whistleblower makes is the record of this call which would have ordinarily been in one computer system, not classified, was then essentially stashed in a classified computer system so people wouldn't see it how concerning is that if true, and secondly, how could congress get to the bottom of that, how do you unpack that, this is a classified system. >> congressional records are fashioning document requests, to get access to those documents they're going to try to bring before the congressional committees, white house officials who are responsible for doing this, and essentially what it was, savannah, they took a document that wasn't very classified, classified at a very low level, which would have been disseminated to many people and put in a highly secret network so no one else

mike buried >> mike: gillian turner leading us off in washington, many thanks. the central intelligence agency issuing a rebuke to cnn assaying its report about the removal of a spy from russia because of the president's handling of classified information is just wrong and potentially put lives in danger. chief breaking news correspondent trace gallagher on the case tonight. good evening, trace. >> mike, good evening to you. it was cnn correspondent jim schiro first reported on the efforts to extract the top cia informant from russia and pointing the finger directly at president trump saying there was concern about the presidents of mishandling of classified intelligence could result in a high-level source being exposed. in a rare move, the cia, white house, and state department quickly and heavily pushed back saying cnn's narrative was dead wrong and dangerous. watch. >> the reporting is materially inaccurate and you should know as former cia director i don't talk about things like this very often, it is only the occasions when there is something that i think p

reporter, tweeted, the first lawmaker to exit the briefing on, the whistleblower complaints is mike turneran of ohio who said, no comment. according to the post, the intelligence community inspector general, michael acids and -- michael atkinson said the complaint was troubling enough to be considered an urgent concern. the dispute is expected to escalate today when atkinson is scheduled to appear, which is happening now, before the house intelligence committee, closed to the public. the hearing is the latest move by the committee chair, adam schiff to compel officials to disclose full details of the whistleblower complaint the congress. they are referring to the acting director of national intelligence, has agreed to testify before the panel next week according to the chairman, adam schiff. gaithersburg, maryland, democratic. democrat.am a most of my life, i have been nonpolitical. the last few years i have gotten very political. one of the reasons is climate change. the report you just read shows how many issues and things are going on that are truly troubling. bareback to climate change

i spoke yesterday with ohio congressman mike turner.a parody which he came and he had his own version of the president's phone call with the be president of ukraine. here's what he said. >> he instead sat down and read things that were just absolutely false, putting words in the president's mouth that the president did not say. i believe he did so, because if you read what the president said, they're not as helpful to adam schiff's case because he had to make things up. fiction is always better when you write it yourself. this is what adam's been doing since he had the gavel this year. maria: he also said i'm still -- i don't think it was okay that the president brought up biden to the ukrainian leader. >> when you consider the fact what the president is talking about is what could be a he very serious crime committed by the vice president of the united states that compromises our country, why do you think the ukrainians paid hunter biden that much money? why do you think chinese paid him that much money? for his skill? i mean, the poor

[inaudible] >> turner mike on. >> okay. i'm not sure whether my fellow commissioners and i need that much discussions on the certification of the e.i.r. in reviewing the e.i.r., i found some typos, but nothing of significance. i will let the other commissioners bring forth whether they feel similarly. in terms of the special use districts, and the development agreements, some of the initial discussions have related to retail. i think there is a couple of points that if i could use the word opposition, or use the word community brought forth, somewhat in agreement with. as an example -- if i had a choice between larger scale open space versus open space that is in between, much smaller narrower between buildings, at that., it is not lost on me from the discussions that have been brought forth by the community. the question of whether the flexible retail space should go beyond 11, i would probably agree with, also. there was one other point i was going to bring forth, but i can't remember now. there are some points that i am

joining me to discuss is former congressman mike rodgers, host of cnn's "declassified" and susan hennessey and shawn turnergood evening. thank you for joining. appreciate it. mike, you say this whistle-blower complaint is a pretty damning document, but be specific to us. is it the threats, the coverup, the abuse of power? tell our viewers why. >> well, i think it's a damning document because it lays out the case in great detail and then also cites legal references along the way, including, by the way, the charge that if someone tries to declassify certain parts of it afterward, they should have to justify. it tells me that somebody in the chain of getting that information legally and normally as a part of their course of business got this information. and i think that's exactly why the i.g. said i'm taking a look at the person because they didn't do a full investigation. remember, they had to do a precursory view of the material and see is it credible and is it of concern. i think that's why the i.g. came to the conclusion, probably a good person, a person that would have access to this information. it's c

then we will hear exclusively from ranking member doug collins along with committee member mike turner

i am mike emanuel in for shannon bream. julian turner worked on the national security council and is working her sources tonight on who could be bolton's replacement. >> the race is on to figure out who donald trump will as bolton's replacement. there are at least 5 candidates being flooded. all of them currently serving in the administration. the question is will the replacement be bolton 2.0 or will they be donald trump's new year's man. brian cook is a senior advisor on iran. mick brunel is current ambassador to germany, keith kellogg is national security adviser, senator lindsey graham says no matter what the new national security adviser needs to be someone who plays well with others. >> somebody who can work with the department of defense, to stand back up. >> you can be sure mike pompeo will have a big say. >> what are your sources saying about behind the scenes. >> the he said she said is continuing even tonight, donald trump fired bolton but sources close to the former national security adviser insisting as bolton's idea to leav

also begin another organization, centered around a cause close to his heart, the turner endangered species fund. he put mikeharge, the man who helped bring wolves back to yellowstone national park. >> back when we began, i said ted, nobody a's ever done this before. he said mike, we always do things for the first time, and he just walked away. i thought, okay, got it boss. that's the marker we're going to be guided by. >> at the core of this idea of saving everything, is that in order to save the planet, you have to save all the species that make up the planet from the biggest bison down to the smallest prairie dog, and including predators like the endangered gray wolf. a personal dream of ted's was that they find their way to the flying d ranch in montana on their own. >> it was just a matter of time before gray wolves found the flying d. it is superb habitat managed against a deep land ethic that celebrates ecological relationships, celebrates wildness, so once they found the d, they were, my lord, in heaven. >> i was with ted, and he gets a call from mike phillips, and mike says, ted, i've got good news

hello and welcome to "fox news @ night," i'm mike emanuel in for shannon bream. we begin tonight with gillian turner, she's got the latest from president trump on this whistle-blower complaint. good evening. >> good evening, mike. sources are confirming to fox news fox news the whistle-blower doesn't have firsthand knowledge of the phone call between president trump, president zelinski of ukraine. you're told the president and white house aides now debating whether to release a transcript of that call to prove his point. president trump says it's totally fine for the president to talk to foreign leaders of our corruption, admitting he spoke to ukraine's president about joe and hunter biden on july 25th. he says it was nothing more than business as usual. >> we are supporting a country. we want to make sure that country is honest. if you don't talk about corruption, why would you give money to a country that you think is corrupt? >> he also insists there was no quid pro quo when it came to withholding military aid to ukraine. >> did you tell the ukrainian leader that they would have the aid only if t

. >> mike: we will keep watching it, gillian turner, thanks a lot. do rallies like tonight lead to hate crimes? new evidence next. plus, a brutal baltimore murder case, six people being tried as being part of this deadly ms-13 gang and in the country illegally. former domain former governor of maryland joins us next. ♪ the clock is ticking on irreversible joint damage. ongoing pain and stiffness are signs of joint erosion. humira can help stop the clock. prescribed for 15 years, humira targets and blocks a source of inflammation that contributes to joint pain and irreversible damage. humira can lower your ability to fight infections. serious and sometimes fatal infections including tuberculosis, and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. is a tear u-like symptoms or sores. don't start humira if you have an infection. help stop the clock on further irreversible joint damage. talk to your rheumatologist. right here. right now. humira.

mike memoli and ali vitaly, thank you. jiemg n nina turner, great to see you. bernie sanders have been saying the same things for decades. my question to you is, are we going to see this play nice pact between him and warren designating at some point or will he start going after his progressive pal? >> everybody on that stage wants to be president of the united states of america. this debate is about showing the people who is best suited to serve on that stage, that's tonight and every other night. it's not just her, it is everybody on that stage. he's already differentiated himself. actually, he ran for the presidency in 2016. he had the courage to step you. on top of that, the entire democratic lineup is really preaching from the gospel according to bernard sanders because they had courage to say medicare for all should be a right notsds country, colle right. to say we need to increase the minimum wage to $15 an hour, so he will go on that stage as the visionary that he has always been. >> i get that, but some might think bernie sanders and elizabeth warren a

moving on and then it goes down to third base line and justine turner dives and grabs the ball and that sets the giant's pitcher off. mike>> i was so close. >> his dad is a hall of famer. this guy is having a heck of a year. they beat clayton kershaw. it is nice when you beat the dodgers 5-4. >> is it always nice. and it is nice when we have weather we can put on a little sweatshirt and just enjoy the evening. >> we have a cooldown coming our way for coming for today. around the bay, along the coastline, it may be a few degrees. the temperatures come up slightly for sunday and cool again monday to tuesday. only to rebound on wednesday. but take away for today will be a little bit breeze i didn't out out there for many. >> but cooler, 80. >> early fall-like weather. >>> thank you for joining us on ktvu news. the big nick will continue on ktvu plus if you would like to join us if you would like more news over there. >> look at that traffic. >> what is going on in the city? city? we are here to discuss jessie's online time. and out of respect, we will let you make the first offer. thirty minutes. thirty minutes? objection!

mike. >> aaron persky fired from his new job teaching a girls' tennis team. >> in 2016 the probation office recommended a light sentence for stanford swimmer brock turner.ersky was the judge at the time, agreed to the sentence. many believe the punishment was too lenient and voters recalled the judge. as nbc bay area reported he became the tennis coach at lynbrook high school until former students launched an online drive to have him removed. the district fired persky on tuesday. supporters including a former judge empathized. people who wanted him gone argued he wasn't a good role model. >> we have a group of people and now including the superintendent of schools who are basically sending the message that we don't believe in redemption when it comes to someone who didn't break any laws at all and who was trying to rebuild his life. i find it outrageous. >> all of us are just so happy, but we also talked about this really being a wake-up call for lynbrook and realizing this is a pretty big oversight. >> in a letter persky expressed disappointment but agreed the media attention was probably too much for the students. he also wished the best for team repo

>>did mike's jersey shore cast help him while he was in prison find out tonight on a tee where my talks about depression, probation, and the future baby situation. i'm michelle turnerng out no doubt by the way you can catch entertainment tonight right here on kron 4 it airs at 7.30 right after inside edition, yeah and then we are back here in prime time for 3 straight hours of kicking off at 8 o'clock for now that wraps up kron 4 news at 5 thanks for being with us this hour, we'll see you back here tonight, the 2 of us for kron 4 news at night in primetime right now we say hello to ken wayne and welcome back up and more with the news at 6, >>vicki nice to see both and tonight at 6 o'clock no relief from the heat at the beach nor in the city. the hottest day this week brings record breaking heat when we'll see a major holdout. >>plus 2 more people died from vaping-related illnesses as top maker jewel goes before congress. now some leaders are proposing a nation-wide ban until investigators discover what is making peop >>at 6 it is the 3rd day of a fall, a heat wave and today we have record breaking heat, triple digit. temperatures in some sections of the bay area to

turner. her book about her experience is being released. christina is live at at stanford is live with more. >> reporter: mike and gasia, there's a rally being held on a stanford campus by a that was released today. they want the students to buy from the university bookstore, they are also holding that noon rally today. all of this is happening in white plaza. they have copies of chanelle miller's book on display. they also printed out her impact statement. the one that made headlines. in 2015, when she went by the name, jane doe, and described what happened to her when she was sexually assaulted by brock turner. today, those women holding the rally are asking students to pick a quote from chanelle miller's impact statement and write it on small cards. >> the main focus of today is making sure that survivors of sexual assault, their words are the ones telling the story and so we have print outs of chanelle's powerful victim statement from a few years back, we're asking that students pick out a quote that speaks to them or that they find really strong and write it down on one of these pieces of paper so we can fill white plaza with chanelle's

mike sprayberry, public safety secretary eric hooks, our transportation secretary jim trogdon. our national guard major ernst. highway patrol colonel glen mcneil. we have our fema coordinating officer libby turner. we have our meteorologist katie webster. >> you have been listening to north carolina governor roy cooper as he now introduces a slew of other emergency management officials who will speak with reporters gathering in north carolina with carolinas in the bull's eye from hurricane dorian regaining strength as category 3 storm. you heard dpmpb cooper warn people this is not a brush buy. do not let your guard down because it looks like the eye of the storm is heading up the coast doesn't mean you're not going to get clobbered in the area. let's get to meteorologist michelle, i know you listened to what the governor had to say. it seems like his point is, hey, don't get complacent here. this thing is hardly over. >> not over. especially north carolina. we're setting our sights on north carolina for the next few hours, at least by this evening. we have 24 hours pretty miserable in south carolina and north carolina, we're looking at potential for life threatening flash flooding and life thr

mike quigley has read the whistle-blower complaint. it is secret for the time being. we'll see how quickly it takes to declassify it and release it to the american people. sean turner, you used to work in the intelligence community for the director of national intelligence. what goes through your mind as you see these remts unfo -- the developments unfold so quickly today. >> a couple of things, wolf. one, as i listen to what the congressman said there, look, i think it is really clear that what the president has done here, whether he wants to admit it or not, he has solicited foreign involvement in the u.s. -- in a u.s. election. he does understand that as americans we -- we don't want any type of interference in our election. i worked at director of national intelligence for almost four years and during that time i cannot remember a single instance when under james clapper, the former dni when the inspector general at the time james mccaul forwarded an urgent whistle-blower complaint to members of congress and what that should tell everyone is that the i.g. sees this is a very high bar for an urgent complaint and what people should understand is that because that

mike. >>> happening now authorities in central california are investigating a deadly crash involving a bus carrying members of a country music tour. josh turnere not onboard the bus. one person died and two others suffered major injuries. a link to the full details on our facebook page. >>> president trump makes new threats against san francisco a city he believes is suffering from the homeless crisis. but critics point out that his solutions have nothing to do with helping the homeless. on our home page we posted the full story. i'm marcus washington. >>> >>> coming up, drenched, millions under flash flood warnings. >> every subdivision has flooded roads in it. >> more rain on the way. dylan has your forecast. >>> plus, mental health 101. the new kind of class required by some states to help students combat their anxieties. >> everybody say, stress. >> stress. >> how many of you have ever felt stressed? >> we'll head into the classroom. ♪ a moment like this >> a reunion like this 17 years after her "american idol" win kelly clarkson reunites with the judges who gave her a chance. >> on that day when she auditioned i knew she was going to win

turner case was fired from his new job as a high school tennis coach.>>> from mornings on 2 fox2 news, this is mornings onto. >>> morning one and all. i am frank mallicoat in for mikehind us. >> idol see any great all. >> all sunshine.>>> let's get to it. i can't find any fault at all on the coast. it is not going to last long. warmer for everybody today. temperatures on their way up. you get to this time of year, and if i'm not inland or poorly close, any out, pleasant hills, almost 90. midland park, sunnyvale, berkeley, 85. capitola comedy six. the city, 84. take a look at half moon bay. dutiful. 72. there is a fog cloud product but there is no fog. 56 at sfo which is more than livermore and concord. san jose is 63. we are running 1 to 5 degrees warmer than we were. a leader of the pack at +5. temperatures on the way up. they will all be well above average. police into saturday for most. a pretty good system is coming out of the gulf of alaska, which is due here on monday. more that coming up. 70s, 80s, 90s today.>>> morning. we do have slowing, fewer driving on some of these freeway still. it is not a completely light commute. really in the fall, you're not goin