but the kind of kerfuffle around this concern is the reason that devin nunes is no longer overseeing the russia investigation. i'm told, erin, democrats did not approve these subpoenas. so basically, this is something that was done without the approval of the minority. the four russia investigations swurps bipartisan. they put out a statement announcing them. the three on the unmasking. it looks like they were driven by republicans and most likely devin nunes. >> so that does raise the question, right, if democrats weren't informed, weren't on board with those subpoenas when we're talking about the unmasking here, which is a serious issue, how much unilateral power does devin nunes have here when he is supposedly not involved with russian matters? >> in short, a lot. based on the committee rules, the chairman of the panel can issue any subpoena he wants on his own. now the committee rules also say the chairman is supposed to consult with democrats, the minority before he decides to move forward on any subpoena. and again, according to a senior aid on the panel, democrats were not inf

, chairman nunes got weird. he decided to blowhe whole thing up without explanation. there has still been no explanation for this. he canceled the sally yates hearing. and he got himself thrown off the investigation altogether. a strange stunt at the white house where he claimed to be rushing secret documents to the white house, even though it turns out he got the documents from the white house in the first place. specifically, he got them apparently from one of his own former staffers and from a former protege of national security adviser mike flynn who had been left behind at the national security council, even after flynn left and despite efforts by the new national security adviser to get rid of that guy. but devin nunes canceled the sally yates hearing. got himself taken off the investigation altogether. he's now under investigation by the house ethics committee for potentially having disclosed classified information. that was the house intelligence committee. then the house oversight committee. they decide

and then eduardo nunes goes back to back. cardinals win it 8-3. who was t back.nd he needed to hold this. are you kidding me? they just barely lifted it out and so he went out there to settle for the 2nd. he was in with the par on the first playoff hole. he misses his par putt. he's three jacks from about six feet and cost him the title. almost apologetic with his first win in nearly three years. >> he almost had it. >> oh yeah. game day tonight, we will take you to the river walks, san antonio and we will hear what they had to say about the warriors and their possible sweep tomorrow. it looks like certainly leonard is not going to play. what do you do? no leonard or david lee. the team is in trouble. >> we'll be right back. did you know 90% of couples disagree on mattress firmness? enter sleep number she likes the bed soft. he's more hardcore. you can both adjust the bed for the best sleep of your life. save $700 on the temperature balancing i8 bed. go to sleepnumber.com for a store near you. jack vo: things get a lot more jack vo: vampires wake up. jack vo: wer

but the parallel to this, it looks very similar to the devin nunes case where devin nunes has a conversation with the white house, comes forward to the cameras, claims that there's this great crime that's been committed, now debunked i should say again. cnn's own reporting. by democrats and republicans who've seen those same reports. it looks very similar to the nunes case. >> right. this is all rod rosenstein when in fact it's all probably president trump and using them. more reaction now from capitol hill. joining us now is senator chris coons, democrat of delaware and member of the judiciary committee. senator coons, what's your reaction to comey's firing? >> this was a simply stunning development, anderson. not just because of the timing but also because of the justification. it's striking to me that the attorney general, who had recused himself from involvement in the investigation into possible collusion between the trump campaign, the trump administration, and russia had a direct role, had a hand in this decision to fire the fbi direct director. the director who's responsible for over

nunes, chaffetz, sessions.ep disappearing themselves from this investigation, particularly when it gets close to mike flynn. and now we may be starting to see why. members of the senate intelligence committee boarded a scooby van and went to cia headquarters not langley, virginia. they reviewed classified intelligence. committee members were tight-lipped after returning to the capitol because they were reviewing classified information. but we did get two teasers from the top democrat on the committee, senator mark warner. he said it was helpful to have the whole committee at that briefing at cia headquarters because there's a whole lot of information that cannot leave that building. we don't know what that information is that cannot leave the building. senator warner said you'll be hearing from us shortly. we don't know what that means either but we'll stay tuned. and this is about to heat up because tomorrow, fbi director james comey is going to testify before a different senate committee in open session. he'l

that the administration tried to derail the investigation by taking or bringing or calling chairman nunes over to the white house. so in this instance there is a long trail of actions by the president that clearly cry out for some action. you cannot meet with the fbi director and ask him to lay off of general flynn. you cannot say that you fired him because of the russian thing and there's nothing there. you cannot have a series of questions about whether you're benefiting from your businesses. context is very important. nothing that the caller indicated was proven to be criminal in the actions of former secretary clinton. however, she is not the president of the united states. the president of the united states now operates within the context of being the leader of the free world. and finally, how horrific is it that we have had a circumstance where the president, with a known spy for the united states, the ambassador from russia to the united states, and met with the foreign minister, and actually gave a codeword intelligence, broke that, and possibly exposed very special relationships

that's heavyweight advice if you get a call from devin nunes or richard burr telling you to stay away from a story, it's bs. they're the chairman in the house and senate and would be in a position to know what they're talking about on a story like this. also a big deal because these were the two guys supposedly leading two big congressional investigations into this very subject, into the white house-russia connections. the white house had them making phone calls, warning reporters off this "new york times" story, as a favor to the white house. apparently on a recommendation, improper communication from the deputy director of the fbi who told the white house chief of staff something about the fbi's investigation, said this story about what we're found and looking at, it's all bs. this is what happened right after mike flynn got fired. that was so screwed up in so many ways, so many days in this new administrationwow, that's a mess, i can't belve that happened. this thing was so screwed up. at every level. the guys making a supposedly independent investigation making phone calls to repo

today, they include jerry nunes on the left and sean stark on the right. arrested within hours of each other, they had been connected to a shoot out with police twro da -- two days earlier. >> investigators are trying to figure out what prompted a man to shoot at police. man was walking with a gun and opened fire on a cop car. it caused another patrol car to reram the first car. both officers jumped out. they chase -- the gunman has been identified as robert leonar leonardoes. he's in the hospital in critical condition. >> he received a total of 14 bullet wounds. he's been charged with several crimes, the most serious being three counts of attempted murder. >> face the camera right here. don't move. >> he was not arrested for any direct involvement in the shooting. but because he owned the unregistered handgun that was used to shoot at police. he says leonardoes is a good friend and had taken the weapon without him knowing it. >> he had came over my house and we were hanging out that night and he had this thought he wanted to kill himself and take his own

congressman nunes and sally yates and what they told mike flynn and told the white house, devin nunes canceled that hearing and got himself kicked off that investigation entirely. whoo. and jason chaffetz, his investigation found things before disclosing about money for sources. before that happened, he announced he was quitting congress and up and left town without any warning to go get foot surgery for an old injury and said he wouldn't be back for weeks. then, right after that, the day after it was made public the department of defense inspector general was taking its own independent investigation of mike flynn and foreign payments. the day after that the attorney general of the united states, jeff sessions announced for the first time he was out of this, too, he would recuse himself from any justice department investigation that touched on mike flynn. something about the investigation into mike flynn that makes republicans turn tail and run away from these investigations. the question of mike flynn and particularly these foreign payments apparently makes republicans faint. that ma

remember devin nunes? he went straight to the white house to alert the president about the illegal unmasking of trump officials. he is back in the news tonight and breaking his silence next. the texas legislature descending into a bit of chaos with lawmakers getting into a scuffle. we'll tell you what caused that. when we come back. ♪ >> there was a threat made to put a bullet and one of my colleagues heads. ♪ products that suit my needs and i get back to business. ♪ ♪ if you have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis like me, and you're talking to your rheumatologist about a medication... ...this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain... ...and protect my joints from further damage. humira has been clinically studied for over 18 years. humira works by targeting and helping to... ...block a specific source... ...of inflammation that contributes to ra symptoms. it's proven to help relieve pain and... ...stop further joint damage in many adults. humira can lower your ability to fight infectio

it, we are joint onset for an exclusive interview by house intelligence committee chairman, devon nunes. great to be with you. thank you for doing this. first, when you stepped aside from the russian investigation that your committee was conducting back on april 6th, he maintained that it was not a recusal, correct? >> simply put, i voluntarily stepped aside for these outrageous allegations against me. we set up a task force led by chairman conway. and they are doing a great job. both prosecutors. if anyone can do the job, it will be the three of them. >> james: there are important aspects to the work that your committee was handling here that you have not recused yourself from or stepped aside from, to use the proper terminology as you see it. you did not step aside from the matter of the unmasking of michael flynn or others close to the president. you still maintain you are running that part of the house intelligence committee investigation? >> i think the way to look at this is i still read into everything. what i've done because i thought it was appropriate, if there were going to b

knew it. >> by his own timeline, the president sent that tweet out and several weeks later, devin nunes said i have some information you should see. and he said i was right about the surveillance. even if you accept the information that this information was somehow scandalous, the president said he didn't see it until long after -- >> this has all been litigated in public for a long time. and obviously it's something that john dickerson asked him about, but the fact that he's still sticking by, he has yet to acknowledge any fault or -- >> the most generous interpretation, that the original tweet, he didn't really know what he was saying, it's horseshoes, and after he was investigating the thing, what he was really concerned about is collection under the fisa act. he didn't like the fact that the intelligence agencies could unmask people. it is the number one fool that they use to -- there has been information fed to trump supporters that 702 and the nsa are tapping your phones illegally and they can intercept anything they want. with the debate he started, sacrifices 702 this summer and

could have talked to the intel committee, devin nunes. could have talked to the senate intel committee and something could've gone public. the documentation and how it was perceived, the conversations, if they happened, that's where we need to figure out the facts. >> bret: house democratic caucus chair today talking about this. >> i am for restoring faith and confidence by the american people in their government. i think we are at an all-time low right now. i think the most recent incident in terms of what the president may have said to mr. comey when he was the fbi director. it will be more than troubling right now. what i want to get to is the facts. the only way to do that mister the confidence is through an independent commission. i think the process here in terms of the house and senate intel committees is not working properly. >> bret: what about the call for an independent commission or special counsel of some sort? >> no, i think there are plenty of outlets and plenty of ways to do that. there's no evidence that there was some so

could have talked to the intel committee, devin nunes. could have talked to the senate intel committee and something could've gone public. the documentation and how it was perceived, the conversations, if they happened, that's where we need to figure out the facts. >> bret: house democratic caucus chair today talking about this. >> i am for restoring faith and confidence by the american people in their government. i think we are at an all-time low right now. i think the most recent incident in terms of what the president may have said to mr. comey when he was the fbi director. it will be more than troubling right now. what i want to get to is the facts. the only way to do that mister the confidence is through an independent commission. i think the process here in terms of the house and senate intel committees is not working properly. >> bret: what about the call for an independent commission or special counsel of some sort? >> no, i think there are plenty of outlets and plenty of ways to do that. there's no evidence that there was some so

knew it. >> by his own timeline, the president sent that tweet out, and several weeks later, devon nunesve information you should see. i was right about that tweet. by that timeline -- >> that came from the white house. >> that came from his own aide. >> if you accept that information, this is a story, was scandalous, the president said he did not see it until long after. >> this has been litigated in public for a long time. it's interesting, and something that john dickerson asked him about. the fact he is sticking by -- he hasn't seemed to in any way be willing to acknowledge any fault or -- >> one thing i think this has serious implications. let's be the most generous interpretation. the original tweet, he didn't know what he was saying. it's horseshoes. what he is really concerned about is collection under 702 of the fisa act. and it's sweeping up too many americans, communications, and he didn't like the fact that white house officials could unmask people. that section is the most important tool to the intelligence agencies. it is the number tool they use to prevent terrorist attack

this was circus-like behavior which ultimately forced representative nunes to recuse himself from the committee's investigation. but it was also serious. it showed that the white house was willing to go to great lengths to interfere with the house investigation into the president. next the president fired acting attorney general sally yates. at the time he claimed it was for refusing to defend his executive order barring muslims from the country. in the end, her analysis was correct. the federal courts found the order to be unconstitutional. we now know that ms. yates was fired just days after notifying the white house that then-national security advisor flynn had lied about his conversations with the russian ambassador. she had told the white house that flynn's own conduct -- and i quote here -- in and of itself was concerning. end quote. she warned that the president's chief advisor on matters of national security was susceptible to blackmail by russia. it still took the president 18 days to fire flynn. as ms. yates put it -- and i quote again -- to state the obvious, you don't want

devin kn dev devin nunes didn't cook that up on his own. that scheme resulted in all of the mess on the house investigation and his ultimate recusal from the investigation, that was -- that scheme was the product of rage and concern within the white house which we're at a point now where if you read the memo from the deputy attorney general, if you hear what's coming out of the white house, clearly donald trump had had enough. the sally yates testimony and the questions about the 18 day period in which michael flynn remained as national security adviser, this is a president who i guess to put it kindly reacts intistinctively to thinks he doesn't like. this is the second time we have seen this letter. >> this letter from the deputy attorney general, you think it's part of a scheme that kind of provides cover for the president to get rid of the director? >> let me be careful here. i'm not saying the deputy attorney general was part of some scheme. i think that the white house decided that comey's behavior had been difficult. there's no disput

what does this mean about comey's firing we had a few weeks ago, what did it mean about nunes' leadershipecause these other things distract from the purpose of that probe. >> matthew, in the times you report that days before the firing comey asked for more resources for the russian probe. do you think the net of all this will be redoubling of efforts by the fbi in pursuit of this investigation? >> you know, it is hard to say what's going to happen. in the short term, absolutely they're pressing ahead. depends what the leadership ends up looking like. not going to know that for awhile. they're interviewing interim candies right now, but the long-term candidates are uncertain. we updated the story, comey had gone and asked for more prosecutors. that speaks to maturity of the investigation. doesn't mean they were looking to bring charges immediately, when in fact they needed people to vet evidence, go through things, to organize the case. this is all up in the air right now. a lot of the decisions that will be made, and then the white house who will run the s organization will have an impact

twitter, the president wrote: >>> democrats pushing for answers from california congressman devin nunesve resorted to this. the billboard makes clear they want him to hold a town hall and address russia's interference in the presidential election. nunes is accused of obstructing the house intelligence committee's investigation into this alleged meddling by receiving classified information. the massive billboard is located a few minutes away from the congressman's visalia office. >>> there are new details about the threats from north korea. we now know the new president of south korea will visit the white house to discuss the tensions. the news comes days after north korea successfully tested a missile. experts say it has the potential to reach alaska! south korea's president says he prefers a softer approach to the threat while the trump administration wants stronger sanctions. the two leaders are expected to meet next month. >>> time check 6:39. next a potential big change to the price you pay for traffic tickets. why they could soon be based on your income. >> reporter: fire up your t

devin nunes saying the democrats don't want an investigation on russia. they want an independent commission? why? because they want to continue the narrative that vladimir putin and donald trump are best friends and that's the reason he won because hillary clinton would have never lost on their own. it has to be someone's fault. he says they tried to destroy the investigation. they've never been serious about it. essentially blaming the decrats on committee for just trying to use this investigation to hurt donald trump and excuse hillary clinton. what do you make of that? >> he's right that we want an independent commission. elijah cummings and i wrote legislation and two republicans have joined us to call for that. he's wrong that we see this as anything political. if hillary clinton were elected president i'd still be calling to understand what happened with russia's interference campaign. and when we saw president macron in france stand next to vladimir putin yesterday and call out russian propaganda outlets for what they did in his election, that's wh

eduardo noon nune a lead-off single. fowler at the plate. game ending double play.he giants two in the ninth. dramatic fashion. had get your hotdogs here. fireworks night at the coliseum. mitch moreland got fireworks started early. 2-0 sox. struck out ten again. go to the tenth. mark cana. i got your roman candle right here. fourth walk off win. it's pie time! 3-2. the warriors face the spurs in game ten tomorrow night. zaza pachulia and andre iguodala both questionable for the doves. so is kawhi leonard for the spurs. if leonard can't go because of his ankle injury, the warriors will take strangle hold on the series. kevin durant said given the situation, he'll be shocked if he doesn't play. >> sure he'll play. a few days of rest on that ankle. i know 100% sure he'll play. >> i haven't talked to anybody. >> this was an embarrassment. they are getting spanked. lebron, chased down on avery bradley. the cavs led by 41 at the half. lebron goes for 30. working up a sweat. a 130-86 win and leave the series. look, boston is no match for cleveland. cleveland is in the fina

devin nunes pulled this stunt and canceled the hearing. learned the president also told the fbi director directly to shut down the trump-russia investigation into mike flynn. the white house is denying it but the ousted fbi director says he documented it when it happened at the time. the white house also told them them to talk to reports about contacts between the trump campaign and russian intelligence sources reporting that turned out to be corroborating over and over and over again by multiple other sources even though the white house enlisted these guys running the russia investigations to please try to shut it down. we also now know the president himself and the white house chief of staff pressured the fbi director to make public statements about the trump-russia investigation to make sure the administration look better than they do on this subject. he refused to do that and then, of course, he did get fired. the president fired him. and then the next day he admitted first to the russian officials and then the next day to lester holt

that's a big part of the reason you saw what happened with devin nunes. a lot of members were feeling like we're becoming irrelevant if we continue to let this kind of discord consume our committee. it's been a little bit smoother since that change was made, although there still are some issues around nunes is still apparently involved in the subpoena process, for example, or there are reports that he was and that that was causing problems. i think on the whole you are seeing a higher level of function than we can during the period where the house intelligence committee was a bit of a mess. >> kasie hunt, roaming the somewhat empty hallways on capitol hill. thank you very much. appreciate it. bringing in retired fbi special agent frank montoya who served as the director of the office of national counter intelligence. i want to play for you something that your former boss, james clapper, had to say about this supposed back-channel move by jared kushner. here it is. >> i think it's, again, legitimate to establish contacts, to meet and greet people and all t

know the white house has appeared to take extraordinary measures, particularly in the house and devin nunes and all that back and forth to throw in a monkey wrench. >> this white house has attacked the press, attacked the judiciary. they seem to be systematically attacking all the institutions that put checks on the power of the president. and that's very dangerous. >> thank you all for joining us. that is "all in" for this evening. director james comey found out he was fired while in the command center a at the fbi firing, the president exonerated and in a letter from the justice you will recall trump the candidate praised the fbi director back then and embraced him after taking office. the white house was caught offguard by the political backlash from this. but with some democrats in congress saying we are now in a constitutional crisis, tonight the democratic leader in the senate as you heard mentioned, chuck schumer of new york, is now demanding an independent prosecutor be named. >> if deputy attorney general rosen stein does not appoint an independent special prosecutor, every america

the parallel to this, it looks similar to the nunes case. he has a conversation in the white house. comes forward to the cameras, claims there's this great crime that's been committed. now debunked. cnn's own reporting by democrats and republican wls who have see the reports. >> this is all rod rosenstein when it's president trump using them. more reaction from capitol hill. joining us is senator coons. first of all, what's your reaction to comey's firing? >> this was a simply stunning development. not just because of the timing, but because of the justification. it is striking to me the attorney general, when had recused himself from involvement in the investigation into possible collusion between the trump campaign and administration and russia, had a direct role, had a hand in this decision to fire the fbi director. the director who is responsible for oversight of the agency that we recently learned is conducting an ongoing investigation into that exact matter. it's striking. i think this deserves unique focus and attention in a bipartisan way in congress in the coming days. >> t

>> i believe it's a huge mistake if chairman nunes is doing that. he has been identified as an agent of the president, was clearly an agent of the president in that caper that went on some weeks ago where he went to the special source, came back, held a press conference, then went to the white house, when, in fact, it was from the white house to begin with. so, the fact that he may, in fact, be reviewing these classified documents about russia is very concerning to me, and i think really violates his commitment to recuse himself. >> we'll continue to follow that, i'm sure. a lot ahead for you and your committee. congresswoman, thank you very much for your time. always appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> let's stay on capitol hill and listen in to elijah cummings, democratic member of congress from maryland, speaking to reporters now. >> -- who sits in the oval office and determines our policies and our destiny should upset every single one of us as americans. now, i know mr. rosenstein. he was the u.s. attorney in maryland for over ten years. i've alwa

congressman devin nunes, i don't know if you heard this before, chairman of house intel committee, your committee, has recused himself from this investigation. obviously significant. he says that democrats are using the russia investigation to justify clinton's loss. here he is at a private fund-raiser. we actually have video obtained boy "the los angeles times" and i wanted to play it for you, congressman. >> the democrats don't want an investigation on russia, they want an independent commission. why do they want an independent commission? because they want to continue the narrative that vladimir putin and donald trump are best friends and that's the only reason why he won because hillary clinton could have never lost on her own so it had to be someone else's fault. >> so what do you say to chairman nunes? >> well, i wrote the legislation with elijah cummings to have an independent commission. i did that because our sovereignty was violated by a foreign adversary and i think republicans and democrats because republicans are on my bill as well care about the future of our elections. an

conway is the now republican lead after nunes stepped aside. it's been great and nonpartisan. >> reporter: but to want as he led a chant of resist. >> what must we do? >> resist! pr >> reporter: the mood was anything but non-partisan. ing >>> and still to come tonight, a whale of a problem in southern california. what the coast guard is now doing to help rescue this massive creature. food dishes.. and get them to hunt. >>> plus, is how we're feeding our cats making them sick? the new movement to ditch their food dishes and get them to hunt. ia's most hardened criminals. we'll take you to a bay area pr d bars >>> plus, shakespeare performed by california's most hardened criminals. we'll take you to a bay area production of hamlet behind bars. >>> high pressure holding steady for at least another day, and that means temperatures stay warm inland tomorrow. details on the forecast coming up. ,,,, ts at howard >>> the 106th running of the beta breaker s is just hours away. the finish line is at ocean beach. expect a lot of road closures. the best wa

nunes can't make the catch and misplays the ball, but the triple not ruled an error. mets score four runs in the 1st inning and take a 4 -0 lead. the one bright spot, buster posey for the second game in a row, gets one of them back. home run number four on the season for posey who is batting .366. nobody else in the starting lineup today is batting higher than .288. bottom 7, samardzija against michael conforto with force. conforto. italian. seven innings, nine strikeouts. the giants lose 6-1. they drop to 11-23. in case you have missed the a's games the past three day, here is a quick recap. walk-off homer. >> here comes the winning run, and it is over at the coliseum! >> here we go! >> upton near the wall. upton is gonna watch this baby go and we are walking off for the second game in a row at the coliseum! how about that! >> 5-1, that baby is gone! >> we'll see if they can make it four walk-offs ab row tonight. last week the 49ers revealed that wort cassen nare case -- worst-case scenario. general manager john lynch says that foster, seen here posing with solomon t

we know at other times, he tried to get representative nunes to do the same thing, and richard burr,he chairman of the senate intelligence committee. we know there's this elaborate theater in march, where devin nunes went to the white house and got intel that he ran back to the white house to show to trump like he got a leak from somebody else. there's just a lot of thee yat ricks going on and a lot of things that they're worth asking questions about and worth further explanation. that's what we're doing in the media, what the senate and house intelligence committees are doing. >> i think this goes to the heart of something important here. the white house has come out with a statement in response to "the washington post" report. again, "the washington post" report is that the president asked two of the top national security officials in this community to deny collusion between his campaign and russia, something they refused to do, because they deemed it inappropriate. here is the response from the white house. quote. the white house does not confirm or deny unsubstantiated claims. th

drama in the 9th, two on and down a one and nunes back to the base of the wall, plenty of room to bringme two and the giants went ahead and won the game, final 6-5. the giants have won six of its last seven. >>> back home beautiful day in oakland, beautiful ending against the red sox. a's mark hannah, a single, double, triple and a 10th inning walkoff homer. a cycle for the red sox tonight. final 3-2. some little extra treats for him, boom, the pie and yeah, have a shower for the former cal bear. >>> nba, we got the eastern conference playoffs, this fan got a little tired of the celtics. they played tired all night. lebron james and cleveland pounded the celtics again. boston was down by 41 at the half, largest halftime playoff deficit in league history. this was over so early that charles barkley and kenny smith played go fish on the set. eastern conference finals a lopsided 130-86 resulted, boston's worst loss in playoff history. >>> meantime out west will there be drama with the warriors pachulia and leonard in game three, both questionable to play. if pachulia plays, bruised right h

nunes in his position is quite clear. he states it there.h putin and you've got a winner. what do you think of his comments, given the profile that he has on a story like this? >> sure. well, i mean, since he made those comments, there actually has he been an independent special council appointed by the trump justice department by rosenstein and so that really takes that out of the hands of the democrats at this point. there is going to be an independent investigation. they can't really politicize it anymore because there is an investigation going on and i think that's good for the republican party at this point because they can get back to doing what they are supposed to be doing, which is legislating. instead of obsessing about russia. >> bill: here is the democratic response. eric swolwell from california. is he also on the intelligence committee of the house. >> i think republicans and democrats, because republicans are on my bill as well, care about the future of our election. and if we don't have free and fair elections, what do we hav

then again, emily nunes cadnes makes finding time to do the impossible fashionable. >> i actually designed our signature tote bag when i was a second lieutenant in my basic officer leadership course. >> reporter: they grew up in a military family. emily, rotc student, was a senior at vermont's middlebury college in 2012 when she asked betsy about making a tote bag using material from an old army tent. >> i could definitely see the wheels turning. i just started asking her questions. what would it look like? why do you want to make one? who's going to make it? >> reporter: within days they began shaping a business plan. their mission? repurposing military surplus materials to create a is stainable product line, one that can also sustain careers for military vets. >> i also heard about challenges around veteran unemployment. those were really memorable conversations. >> reporter: betsy had already been working in e-commerce. but it was their mom who stitched together the first prototype tote bag. emily had deployed to afghanistan by july fourth weekend in 2013 when their company sword and pl

devin nunes is a cautionary note. yes, he is.ll use you, spit you out. you will be stripped of possibly your committee chairmanship. he doesn't care about anybody but himself. rod rosenstein is an example of that. he day traded on rod rosenstein's 27 years of hard work and tried to throw him under the bus in an instant just so he could win the next six hours of a news cycle. he tried to do the same thing with general mcmaster when he trotted general mcmaster out to give a 60-second nondenial denial. it moves beyond that. it moves beyond just embarrassing people, trading in on their honor and integrity of over 27 years. it also has legal ramifications. there are people now in this white house that are young and idealistic and came to washington, d.c. to make a difference. they don't have a lot of money. and they're having to get lawyers. they are having to hire lawyers because an investigation is moving forward and if they don't hire lawyers, they could find themselves in legal jeopardy. the same thing happened during the bush adm

devin nunes told us at the quenlgs, why doesn't silicon valley pay for that? all those rich guys there. why is that incumbent on the federal government to pay that? >> there's regional pay -- back -- >> he ran on infrastructure, we haven't seen any plan which presumably would include rail. >> there's legitimate concern by any sane person looking at the way california has run its finances, the uc system slush fund for example, can you trust california for money? i give them money for this, maybe not looking at the fine details, and will it go into some other pocket of pie in the sky project like the high speed rail project that democrats and republicans a lot of them have concerns about. >> go ahead, sean. >> well, and to further add to that, california is part of their health care put 4 million people on medi-cal. 4 million. so they are now putting -- >> it's also a very stable exchange. >> well -- let's see. when the bills come due and the fact that the federal government as it phases out or ramps down how much money we're going to give to the state of califo

the choruses artistic director says nunes was their voice to the world and he took care of everyone. they're asking anyone that knew him to attend today's service and it will be at the national aids memorial grove in san francisco. >>> someone defates tcedcecedccd in san francisco. it was defaced with khy. they are against generalitification and racism. another must recall was defaced with the same letters last month. the artist says that he is not upsate. in a statement he says i'm not mad at the crew that did this. if anything i'm saddened because this is a reflection of the divide in our city right now that continues to widen. i hope that what happened will not be the in vain, they have lived here longer than most people in the city and we cannot discredit the way they feel. >> a popular east bay soccer league that gives low income kids a chance to play the game they love kicked off yesterday. it was the start of the league, the program is operated by the depu deputy sheriffsivity league. organizers say the league is a way to do outreach in the community. >> they're very appreciat

he ridiculed it as nunes nickle. once again, he won the election. he was aided by capable campaign team that included future senator huddle and future governor. in office, he was highly productive. he repealed the sales tax on food, medicine, and agricultural equipment. he adopted in insurance reforms, created the first program to provide impoverished defendants with legal counsel, and assisted coal miners afflicted with black lung disease. ford reorganize state government, which had dissolved into an assortment of seemingly independent principalities. he was confronted with nearly 40 bureaucracies at the start of his turn, but consolidated them into nine by his departure. he and many others consider this is finest accomplishment as governor. ford devoted resources to the university of law will northern kentucky university, as the last two had just entered the university system. martin luther king's birthday was made a holiday nearly a decade before it was adopted nationwide. with all of these achievements, that fordurprising gained a national profi

and eduardo nunes gets the hit. >>> she becomes the school's first female athletic director since seasonjose state combined its mens and women's programs in 1987. >> we must elevate the success of all our teams and create sustainable resources. it is imperative that football lead the way and we are experiencing a new era of spartan football. >>> after going through a drive through yesterday, scott dixon was robbed at gunpoint. the two were making a food run for a group of drivers. fortunately no one was hurt. two teenaged boys were later arrested and charged with robbery. dixon's team owner later joked, well, there goes that taco bell sponsorship. next time they might be going to mcdonald's. we can laugh about it, fortunately no one got hurt. >> maybe they go to wendy's, mcdonald's. anywhere but taco bell. >> thanks, rick. >> join us tonight at 9:00 on kofi tv 20 cable 13 at 11:00. >>> we're staying on top of our breaking news from manchester england. 19 people are confirmed dead and dozens more hurt in a likely terrorist attack at the arianna grande concert. >>> and the bachelorette res

we have seen devin nunes, a trump ally, struggle.e had to recuse himself from the russian investigations because of his behavior and ties to the white house warner in virginia, the ranking member and burr, the and -- northa carolina republican, are not sure how far to lean in. they want a special prosecutor. suspicion always is, once you give a special prosecutor and power, president clinton found this out, you ther know how wide investigation will become. on the other hand, if you want to eliminate suspicion, you should try to crte body of that will be credible and have some sense of senility to the investigation. bob: the unending nature of a special prosecutor looms over the white house. you have to remember, the core of what drove this was the president's desireo ve on from the russian investigation, to get the russian probes off of his plate and presidency. that is what led toom getting out there. it has been papered over by the white house. their explanation was that the deputy attorney general, rob rosenstein, hisemandum was t