as nicole killian reports, the president says the gun rights group is getting stronger to help to make america great again. >>reporter: with the stroke of a pen, president trump withdrew the u.s. from a united nations treaty to keep gun -- >> my administration will never road few the un arms trade treaty. i hope you're happy. >> the crowd at the nra convention in indianapolis roared its approval. >> i didn't think too many of you who know what it is. >> they spent $30 million supporting president trump in 2016 and he's looking to them again in 2020. >> you better get out there and vote, it seems like it's a long ways away. it's not. >> public support for the nra's hard land -- 60% of voters in a recent survey say they support more gun gun control laws. >> we are stronger, and more powerful than the nra. >> shannon watts is the founder of moms demand action. she says gun control groups are using the upswing in support to take their message to the polls. >> mid-term elections, we not only out spent the nra, we out maneuvered them and elected -- >>ords sw the nra lost millions of dollars

nicole killian has the latest. >> [chanting] >>reporter: supporters of julia assange protested his arrest in australia, a day after british officials dragged him out of the city of ecuador where he was held up for 7 years. >> you have some familiarity with the work of assange. >> i do. >> hillary clinton's -- weighed in on assange's arrest. >> the bottom line is he has to answer for what he -- has done at least as it has been charged. >> assange is not charged in connection with the clinton campaign e-mails. the justice department indictment alleges he conspired with former intelligence analyst chelsea manning to download data from a government classified computer. >> the charge in the penalty carries up to five years behind bars, but -- but additional charges are likely. president trump who often praised wikileaks on the campaign trail claims he was unfamiliar with the justice's department conspiracy -- >> i nothing nothing about wikileaks, it's not my thing. >> assange's lawyers call him a journalist and say they'll fight his extradition back to the united states. nicole killian, cbs ne

nicole killian is at the white house. >>reporter: president trump is pushing back against democrat led investigations on capitol hill. >> i say it's enough. >> the president told the "washington post" his staffers should not testify on capitol hill. he says they cooperated fully with special counsel robert mueller. end quote. there's no reason to go further especially in congress where it's very partisan. this follows a house judiciary committee of former white house committee mcgahn who was quoted in mueller's report more than 150 times. >> we're fighting all the subpoenas. these are impartial people. the democrats are trying to win 2020. >> house speaker nancy pelosi has congress has the constitutional responsibility of over sight and she denies the investigations are purely political. >> it's not political, it's about -- >> president trump is also trying to prevent democrats from looking into his business dealings. he's suing how oversight cummings after his committee subpoenas the president's personal accountants. >>

nicole killian, cbs news, the white house. >> the white house says democratic leaders agreed to meet again in the future to talk about lowering prescription drug prices. >>> the trump administration is backing the venezuela oppositions up rise as video shows violence. the video is disturbing. in this video, you can see a military vehicle plowing into protesters appearing to run over some of them. and shortly after, one of those vehicles catches fire. chaotic scenes like this have been playing out since this morning. >> [gunfire] >> gunshots rang out as teargas smoke filled the air. this happened on the streets of akihito after guaido called for an uprising to over throw maduro. he called on venezuelans throughout the country to immediately protest. the 35-year-old has promised a transitional government and free elections to end the rule of the maduro regime. >>> a team of security researchers just discovered a massive data breach. they say it exposed the names, ages and addresses of more than 80 million u.s. households and the cash of information was located in an secured data base h

nicole killian, cbs news the white house. >> atty. gen.illiam barr will hold a press conference tomorrow morning at 6:30 am and we will have special live coverage right here on kpix 5 and on kpix.com. >>> uc berkeley employee says that she was the victim of workplace harassment, how she says the university let her down when she came forward. >> and the battle tonight over a waterfront ddm for the oakland a's. >>> waterfront stadium for the oakland a's. >>> and tears tonight as the legendary show beach blanket babylon announces its final curtain call. >>> tonight a uc berkeley employee claims she was harassed by a man she works with, and the university did not do enough to protect her. kristin ayres reports that she is taking her case right to the top and suing the board of regents. >> reporter: for years -- says the uc berkeley office where she works as an administrative court, nader has been a safe space where she could focus on the job she loved. >> i didn't see it coming. >> reporter: in 2017 she says that changed overnight. >> i woke u

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at the white house, nicole killian, kpix 5 . >>> there will be a fundraiser in philadelphia is tonight and another in pittsburgh on monday. we will have mo at 5:00 and online at kpix.com . >>> the meeting between kim jong-un and russian president vladimir putin has ended. they spent 3 1/2 hours discussing the deadlock over nuclear weapons. kim agreed to give up his arsenal but only if north korea gets international security clearances and guarantees. >>> north korea just presented the u.s. with a bill for $2 million and it is looking to recoup the cost of the hospital care of otto worn bear held prisoner in north korea after being convicted in 2016 of stealing a propaganda poster in pyongyang. he was in a coma at the time of his release and later died.>>> agents from the fbi and irs raided a home today and gathered evidence at city hall. agents carried away boxes with court ordered authorized search warrants.a dal er bo sales and under fire for receiving half million dollars for the universityof an so on the board. she rebook fr othertities that do the city. >>> infoan what most cases

. >>> president trump is pushing back against the dealings -- nicole killian has details from capitol hill. >>reporter: president trump is suing house oversight elijah to block the records -- the lawsuit argues article one of the constitution does not contain an investigation clause or an oversight clause. cummings issued the subpoenas earlier this month. >> we need to look at the finances of this president. >> democrats are trying to figure out what to do next in the wake of thets likely to be discussed. >> if proven, some of this would be impeachable. obstruction of justice would be impeachable. >> you're going to see if you can prove it? >> we're going to see where the facts lead us. >> house speaker pelosi wrote to democrats downplaying the reports of impeachment saying the facts of holding the president accountable could be gained outside of impeachment hearings. >> and the democrats says it proves there's no ground -- >> there was no collusion. it isn't there. not a sin tela of evidence supports that, so it's time to move on. >> president trump agrees. >> are you worried about i

nicole killian, washington. >>> still ahead, a lumber yard goes up in flames. >>> and it was predator verses prey. usually we can tell who wins this fight, but you'll have to see the shocking ending. >>> stockton fire crews are still putting out hot spots after a massive six-alarm fire consumed a lumber yard overnight. it broke out around 3:00 a.m. on west scotts avenue near i-5 sending these flames hundreds of feet into the air burning power lines and knocked out electricity to thousands of residents in that area. it's not clear yet how the fire started. one firefighter was injured in the blaze. >>> contra costa county is getting a new fire station. the local dignitaries broke ground hours ago. the local fire station 70 -- fire officials say it will replace temporary facilities that have been in use since the 1989 earthquake. once the station is complete, it will be dedicated to fire captain matt burton and fire engineer scott desmond. the two died trying to rescue an elderly couple trapped in a burning home back in 2007. the station will be put into station next spring. >>> the chor

nicole killian joins us now from capitol hill with the latest. nicole? >> reporter: tonight the justice department is pushing back against that subpoena request, and insist as being transparent. the department of justice says congressman jerry nadler subpoena for the full mueller report is premature and unnecessary. >> you need the whole report including the underlining documents unredacted. >> reporter: while the 448 page report did not find evidence of coordination or conspiracy between russia and the trump campaign in 2016, the special counsel was less clear on the issue of obstruction. leading the question to congress. >> he found numerous instances, where the president took steps to try to derail or shutdown the investigation. >> reporter: the justice department said the invitation for select group of lawmakers to view a less redacted version of the rep or, is sufficient. democrats have declined the invitation. >>>-- kicking off the holiday weekend at his florida golf club , president trump called the robert mueller report crazy and said some of the

. >> but now there are rideshare services just for kids and nicole killian has what parents should know before booking a ride. >> reporter: you will find 10 jo carter at tutor or the boys and girls club is sometimes the only way he can get to and from his activity is through a rideshare. >> he is in the car. >> reporter: ms. b is one of the drivers. carter's mom said that she could not do it anymore with her work schedule >> he was missing a lot of activities. >> reporter: hop skip drive is one of several kid shares spending across the country >> this is like putting your child in a car with a highly vetted nanny that drives >> one thing that right shares don't have his right cameras of the car but these companies insist that they seek take several other precautions to keep children safe >> you need to have childcare experience. >> reporter: harry campbell runs the website. >> and they require finger- based background checks >> reporter: other securities feature are using passwords for pickup, tracking rides in real time and, some apps allow parents to meet drivers upon request >> why i

said he believes there was spying on the trump campaign during the 2016 election beer can, as nicole killian report, he now plans to investigate how the russian probe got started. >> i think spying, on a political campaign is a big deal. >> reporter: a startling second day of testimony from william barr who told the senate panel he plans to review the genesis out conduct of the fbi investigations between russia and the trump campaign in 2016. >> you are not suggesting that spying occurred? >> i think that there is spine that did occur. >> reporter: and press for evidence, >> what is the basis for reaching that conclusion? >> i will not discuss the basis. >> reporter: he appeared to walk his comments back. period i think the word spying could cause everybody in the cable news ecosystem to freak out. >> i'm not sure of all of the connotations of that word that you are referring to but, certainly unauthorized surveillance. i wanted to make sure there was no unauthorized surveillance. period the attorney general also clarify the timetable for releasing a redacted version of the mueller report an

it was his first public testimony since that report was completed and nicole killian is live on capitol hill without bar defended himself against critics. >> reporter: william barr try not to say a lot about the report since today's hearing was supposed to be about the budget, but lawmakers pressed them as much as they could about the report and its eventual release. william barr gave the house committee the latest on when he expects to release the report. >> within a week, i will be in a position to release it to the public. >> reporter: bar says that he has special counsel robert mueller are still going to the reports make reductions and for specific categories, he promised to provide note and respond to inquiries on his redaction but he said he would not release an unredacted version to congress. he also spoke to concerns the white house may invoke executive privilege. >> any claim of executive privilege would need to be asserted by the president and he has said he is leaving the decisions up to me. >> are you going to claim executive privilege to get that back? >> as i said, i have