we ask you provide the committee topics of all memoranda you received from mister comey by no later than house intelligence can be sent letters to comey requesting letters and white house counsel tom mcgann for any record the white house has of the meeting including any recordings of those conversations if they exist. leland: donald trump said we may get those soon. reaction from a good friend of the show, former assistant director of the fbi, appreciate you being here. we see a lot of you these days. we will get to the substance of what mister comey may or may not have done in a minute. back to the big headline, the president saying 100% all go under oath. do you think he consulted with his lawyer before saying that? >> no. difficult to me believe given the totality of the circumstances and complexity of all the issues that any lawyer would advise him to submit to tough questioning by a professional prosecutor under oath. leland: there is so much partisan gamesmanship and spin. you thought there were two different hearings almost. there is what matters politically and there is what matt

. >> mister comey said there were matters with respect to the recusal that were problematic and he couldn't talk about them. what are they? >> why don't you tell me. there are none. there are none. i can tell you that for certainty. this is a secret innuendo being leaked out and i don't appreciate it. >> sessions refused to disclose private conversations with the president pushing back on charges he was stonewalling. chuck schumer blasted him in a statement after the hearing calling a, quote, an impediment from trump administration officials who clam up and refuse to answer questions about the russia investigation. what did white house think? press secretary sarah huckabee sanders said he did a very good job. heather: you can see why he wanted to have it in open forum. thank you. kenneth starr, former special counsel in the whitewater investigation led to the eventual impeachment of former president bill clinton said attorney general jeff sessions successfully cleared his own name during yesterday's testimony unlike james comey. >> i don't think a lot was revealed today, much farther down t

mister comey took it a different way. this can't be mushy.thought the president meant something different then he said, he should have said, mister president, exactly what do you mean or are you telling me i should do this? you can't just sit and let this happen. i prosecuted lots and lots of cases. you can't prosecute somebody for hoping something. it doesn't work. i never heard of a case like that. >> comey treated democrats differently than he treated the president in recent months. >> the attempt of the democrats to turned coming back into a secular saint is not only hypocritical but laughable. he admitted his own cowardly nurse. he should have stood up and said mister president, we can not do this or i will resign or i have to go upstairs to my boss, the attorney general or to congress and tell them what is going on here because it shouldn't be. instead of that he didn't but he told us as he said earlier that with loretta lynch he folded like a cheap suit as well. >> despite many of the revelations that came from james comey's testimony

comey also said the president demanded loyalty if he wanted to stay on as the fbi director. the president has denied that...misterrump's attorney reiterated that today. and comey said he fully believes he was fired for his refusal to drop the investigation into michael flynn...and his ties to russia. (sot) jamey comey/fmr. fbi dir: i was also confed by the initial explanation that was offered publicly that i was fired because of the decisions i had made during the election year. those were lies plain and simple. comey would not say whether he thought the president obstructed justice. comey was critical of president obama's attorney general, loretta lynch, for her offorts to downplay the hillary clinton email investigation. the president has not personally responded, instead letting his personal attorney say mister trump feels vindicated after hearing comey say he did tell the president three times, that the president was not being personally investigated for having ties russia. (dan kerman)here at police hq in emeryville, atf investigators say those two fires at a san pablo avenue construction site, one this year

did he mention anything about loyalty or any of the things mister comey -- >> handel: i know what was happening in the race. >>host: do you have second thoughts about him campaigning for you? >> handel: we have an investigation going on, let's let the facts go where they need to go. donald trump is the president and having his support i'm happy to have his support but i also happy to have the support of the people of the 60 district. that is important to me. as the next congressman of the district i understand full well i am not an extension of the white house. i am an extension of the people of the sixth district. >>host: for all the questionable things, some of which i cited to karen handel, there is still no concrete evidence of any collusion between the trump campaign and the russians, let alone the president or the president-elect as he was at the time. this brings up another question from the audience. what congressional oversight is needed on russian election interference and any trump campaign ties, would you joy your democratic colleagues, if your demanding impeachment. >> os

the 20 15 election after an open session in the morning, the committee will be read further by mister comeyehind closed doors, that senators richard berman mark warner leaders of the intelligence committee. so in addition to russia's efforts to influence the presidential election, much of the questioning is likely to set center around mister comey's termination which chop senators in both parties. read more at politico.can, and c-span will have live coverage of that when it takes place next week. >> look now at an earlier portion of the fisa conference. >> thank you for coming today. i realize there's probably some other country's top experts in section 702 in the room and if you are one of the people who is one of the country's top experts you will learn nothing in the next 25, 30 minutes but the goal of this portion of the talk is to make certain that we are all starting from the same foundation. i'm not going to argue in favor or against any of the provisions of section 702. i'm simply going to lay it out so that we're all starting from the same place. my understanding is programmaticall

tweeted: pelosi says: comey's testimon mister trump is a disgrace to the office of the president. rep. nancy pelosi/(d) minority leader i >> house minority leader nancy pelosi says comey's testimony proves mr. trump is a disgrace to the office of the president. >> i think we saw confirmation in director comey's resolute testimony detailing the frightening reality! of president trump's pattern of contempt for justice. >> entering the comey hearing, president trump's job approval rating was 37%. his all-time low is 35%. five other president versus hit a lower mark. truman, nixon, carter and both the bushes. >>> new this morning, an upset in the uk's snap election. the conservative party lost its overall majority in parliament. british prime minister theresa may called for the early election. the labor party did better than expected and now may plans to ask queen elizabeth permission to form a new government. she will need the support of another party or group of parties to command a majority. >>> now that other big story, the warriors. they can make their case as the greatest team in nb

. >> that sparked a whole series of eventss mister comey engaged in and wouldn't have done otherwiset the department of justice has also been diving into that. i expect the first part of next year will see comprehensive report on that but to have senator grassley of the senate judiciary committee also going after this is a pivotal moment and if democrats are going to be fair and balanced about this they should be equally concerned what loretta lynch did or didn't do in her role as attorney general. >> a new report coming out that obama knew about this russian meddling all the way back in august before the election even happened so we sat down with an exclusive interview with donald trump that will air tomorrow morning but here's what he said. >> i heard today for the first time that obama knew about russia before the election and did nothing about it. the cia gave him information on russia a long time before the election and i hardly see it. an amazing thing. the question is if you have information why didn't he do something? he should have done something about it. it is quite that.

if comey wanted to stay on as the fbi director...comey claims the president said: "i need loyalty...i expect loyalty." the president's attorney says misterrump never said that. comey also dropped a political bomb about about last year's clinton email investigation.... and president obama's attorney general... loretta lynch. comey said: "at one point the attorney general had directed me not to call it an investigation, but instead to call it a matter, which confused me and concerned me." and could very well have never heard from comey in this capacity if not for president trump'tweeting. it was only ter comey saw the trump tweet... where the president said comey better hope there aren't tapes of their concersations in the white house. comey said that threat prompted him to give all the memos he had written down after his interactions with trump to a friend...who then leaked them to a reporter. comey thought, correctly it turns out...that those memos out there would lead to the appointment of a special council. (vicki) we are less than 24 hours away from game four of the nba finals. this dagger by kevin durant gave the dubs the lead with l

comey also said the president demanded loyalty if he wanted to stay on as the fbi director. the president has denied that accusation. misterrump's attorney reiterated that as well. and comey said he fully believes he was fired for his refusal to drop the investigation into michael flynn.and his ties to russia.<> ( james ) comey would not say whether he thought the president obstructed justice. comey was critical of president obama's attorney general, loretta lynch, for her efforts to downplay the hillary clinton email investigation. the president has not personally responded. instead letting his personal attorney say mister trump feels vindicated after hearing comey say he did tell the president three times that the president was not being personally investigated for having ties to russia. ( james ) earlier this morning president trump has responded to fired f-b-i's director james comey's testimony. he said in a t

comey. >> sreenivasan: the voluntary financial disclosure form released friday shows the trump organization and mister trump himself earned $529 million in total revenue and income from early 2016 through his first three months as president. among the highlights, the president says his assets are worth at least $1.4 billion and that he's retained ownership of most of them. the president's florida golf club, mar-a-lago, made $37.2 million from january 2016 through this spring, up from $29.8 million the year before. keep in mind, following mr. trump's election, mar-a-lago doubled its initiation fee to $200,000. the trump organization earned 20 million dollars in income related to its washington, d.c. hotel that opened last october. overseas, for the first time, trump reported $100,000 income from the trump tower in kolkata, india. he also reported $5 million from his new hotel-and-condominium tower in vancouver, canada. for more analysis of these financial revelations, i am joined by "washington post" reporter amy britain. >> so what have we learned from tis? >> i think the big take away in looking at t

starting with the firing of fbi director james comey, 79 percent of democrats object by 65 percent of republicans support mistertrump's decision . in the investigation of possible russian influence in the 2016 presidential election 75 percent of democrats say a probe is important. 13 percent of republicans think that way. nearly 60 percent of republicans and democrats support the appointment of robert mueller to investigate the claims of russian influence. we will have complete coverage of the james comey testimony tomorrow. watch mornings on two starting at 4 am for live updates and analysis. if you want to see complete testimony you can also go to ktvu plus, ktvu.com or our news app. >>> a two-year-old boy been treated after police say a stranger put methamphetamines in his mouth. allie rasmus is joining us from people's park in berkeley with more on the charges the suspect faces. >> reporter: the charge is attempted homicide for the woman giving that to-year-old methamphetamines. it happened in the middle of the afternoon on monday at people's park we just spoke to two men who frequent the park who say they