the police asked robby to answer some questions.e kate and randy rushed to the hospital. >> it wasn't long after we got there that the er doc came out and explained that his wounds longer alive. >> terrible feeling. >> it was horrible. i went outside the hospital many times and just screamed. then i -- it was we lost our son, too. i'm sorry. when they brought us in to identify his body, it was horrific. looking at his beautiful body no longer complete. it was terrible. i think i screamed. >> diren dede would never make it to his 18th birthday. >> i thought it was a joke. i was like it's no way possible. nothing remote like there has happened to me or anything in missoula growing up. it was obviously a shock. >> it was like the last person that would come to my mind i guess. >> diren's soccer coach assumed that whatever happened to his star player, it wasn't diren's fault. >> i'm trying to imagine did he go to a party and get shot by another kid? was he downtown missoula and got in a scuffle? i didn't understand it. what do you mean

robbie mcanally faces another challenge.not only feels isolated from his young son but his boyhood friend who just happens to be his cell mate. >> i knew him for years even before we came to prison. but i mean, i got my problems, that i ain't seen my son in two years and -- even he gets to trip he knows how it feels, he don't see his son for a week. he gets visits every week. i'm in here [ bleep ] up. >> mcanally, serving six years for armed robbery, wears his frustration in prison ink. >> that says vengeance, i've had a lot of wrong done to me. i seek revenge for that. i had a lot of animosity built up when i got it. i'm hoping i can let things go now for my sake and my son's sake, it ain't worth coming back to prison over. >> the mother of my child. i'm kind of mad at her that she's held my son from me. >> but that could be changing. a recent letter and her submission of a visitation request, are indications she's planning to bring his son to see him. >> this season the first too she's said she's going to bring him to see

i hear what you're saying as far as what robby mook is saying.he campaign manager asked if hillary would have fired comey as well and dodged that question. sarah huckabee sanders is saying yes hillary clinton would have fired james comey. what do you think? >> comey would have been hauling his stuff out of the fbi's office in a banker's box about noon on january 20th if hillary had been inaugurated. the simple fact is he was going under hillary. it was just a given. that's why robby mook won't answer the question, he knows it's true. >> we don't know it's a given. kurt, i'm curious, what do you make of the times of this, the fact that senators burr and warren may have asked to speed up the investigation. liz: all right, all right, all right, all right, kurt, answer, that go ahead. >> i understand that the fbi director doesn't do investigations himself. he has entire teams doing it. he's the head of an agency, there's a team doing the investigation, nothing will change. the investigation will go on. liz: and jessica, final point, i hear what you'r

robby's having a bad day. not simply because he wasn't catching much, but because the boat quit. >> i don't know. awful lot of clunking and banging. >> here robby's friends come to the rescue. >> he's towing me. returns the favor. he breaks down, i go get him. >> does that mean that they actually do get to keep these guys' catch? hello. >> if that's the case you have to get the boat and everything on it to the wharf. they don't. >> the rope ripped through. we got nothing else to hook to. so i'm just on the drift here, me and joey. >> the rope ripped right out of the boat up ahead. so now what do you do? call in another favor. >> i just phoned my buddy ray. he just got into the wharf there. so he's coming out in two minutes to get us. yeah. that's what friends are for, right? >> that's what happens. ray comes to the rescue here. that's ray up ahead. they've tide up once again to bring this boat and robby back to the wharf. >> hopefully we make it without breaking this rope. >> he's not sure if that is going to

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robby. what's your reaction?portant to keep in mind that sally is now one of three people let go by the president who were involved in investigations of his aides and his campaign and potential collusion with russia. this is a disturbing pattern. i am proud that sally yates is speaking out, that she is clarifying for us what the white house knew and when they knew it, and we can match it up to when they made certain decisions. i think we need more of that. that's why we have -- subpoenas need to go out, people need to come in and we need to understand exactly how the decisions were made. >> the fact that sally yates is speaking now. we'll hear from rob rosenstein. the president's goal to put russia to bed? >> sally yates in the clip that the underlying conduct of michael flynn was problematic but may have violated criminal statutes. so he possibly disclosed classified nfr classified information to the russians on the morning that we were sanctioning them. the president has the legal authority to do it but it does

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robby, i want to get your reaction to sarah huckabee sanders. would hillary clinton have fired james comey? >> you know, hillary clinton wasn't elected president of the united states, donald trump was. i think this is a classic example of how the trump administration is trying to get us to debate, you know, what would hillary have done. let's go back to 2016 and relitigate the campaign and not keep the focus on the choice that donald trump made here. >> we're going to do that, but i'm not part of the trump campaign. this is me asking you. would hillary clinton have fired james comey? >> i honestly have no clue. you know, we were running a campaign, we were focused on winning votes, and this discussion never came up and never -- we never frankly had the opportunity because she wasn't elected to even make these sorts of considerations. you know what, frankly, it doesn't matter. what's concerning here today is that the same day that subpoenas were coming out in the fbi probe into russia, all of a sudden donald trump decides to fire james comey. and

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joining us now is former clinton campaign manager robbie mook. robbie, good to see you. >> thanks. >> what do you make of the firing of james comey? >> look, i have a big bone to pick with james comey. i thought the way he handled the investigation on secretary clinton's e-mails last year was poorly done. however, what happened today was wrong, and it was wrong because no one in our country, particularly the president of the united states, should be above the law, and what happened was we know that mr. comey was overseeing an investigation into the president, the president and his attorney general, both of whom potentially are implicated in this investigation, made a decision to fire him. and they did so without appointing a special prosecutor to oversee this case. and as we've heard from this panel, the questions are now gushing out about whether this investigation was closing in on the president and this was his way of closing it down. >> the white house says this has nothing to do with the russian investigation. they point to this letter as yo

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robby mook appearing from capitol hill., to the question everyone had initially yesterday, why nowsome >> that is the big qution it's a question that's remained unanswered by this white house. they haven't come up with a sufficient answer. i've been speaking to associates of donald trump, aides of donald trump, and they say this should have happened on day one, he should have fired him after he was inaugurated. after all, comey was somebody who was a target from both parties. up and down during the campaign. he did not do so, there by giving him his full confidence. last week, sean spicer said comey had donald trump's full confidence. so what happened in the last few days? this is a large question. we have our own reporting that said fbi director comey went to the justice department, went to rod rosenstein and said listen, we need some more resources. the doj is pushing back on that, but we're standing by our reporting when it comes to that. was donald trump just watching a lot of television and seeing the russian news not

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campaign manager robby mook tweeting this. twilight zone.was as disappointed and frustrated. >> clinton's former press secretary brian fallon weighing in on cnn last night as well. >> the timing and nature of this firing that the trump administration is announcing now belies any explanation this has anything to do with the clinton investigation. the only thing that could have further deteriorated faith and confidence of james comey remaining there is firing koem. donald trump has now gone and done that. >> john podesta who chaired hillary clinton's campaign echoing the words of democrats who called comey's firing nixonian. podesta tweeting at trump didn't you know you're supposed to wait until saturday night to massacre people investigating you? reference is to president nixon saturday night massacre when nixon ordered the firing of watergate special prosecutor archibald cox which led to reis inations of the attorney general and deputy attorney general. >> this morning a range of other former officials with insight pushing back. former u.s.

. >> between january and february of 2017, five robbie robberies happened in berkeley. >> those targeted cvs and walgreens stores. they arifted four of them for similar crimes there, but just this week detectives served a search warrant in that neighborhood. >> rosa jimenez and another occupant in the residence were arrested for rereceiving stolen property and accessory to a felony. >> police aren't sure if some of the cosmetics were already sold, but once they finish processing the evidence, they plan to return it back to those drug stores hit by robbers. in berkeley, lonny rivera, abc 7 news. >>> tonight california seen far senator feinstein is demanding the release of any secret recordings made at the white house. >> this comes after president trump tweeted a thinly veiled threat saying he may have been recorded in tapes. >> shut president be believed that he may have secret tapes of james comey? the white house would not say. in the oval office or the ices - residence. >> a said for the third time there's nothing further to add on that. >>the questions prompted by the president's own

monsieur, robbie miller, soldiers and sailedors that gave their all and were recipients of the medalrankly you have those very personal moments where you remember some troops like johnny markham and jason friedwald that died on the operating table. you never forget those. so to me memorial day is really about remembering the incredible sacrifice of all the soldiers, sailors and airmen and marines and civilians that have fought in all of our wars and taking just that extra minute to say a little prayer for their families, for those that were their friends so we never forget the service and sacrifice of the incredible men and women. >> last year special ops forces were deployed in more than 130 countries. we've seen many sad deaths of special ops in somalia and yemen an afghanistan. earlier this month army general raymond thomas, a commander of u.s. special ops says special operations are, quote, not the solution to every problem, unquote and the rate of deployment is, quote, unsustainable. do you agree? >> you know, i do agree, and nobody is in a better position to understand that tha

soledad: robby mook was all about data analytics and not so much polling. was that a fatal flaw? >> i think they did have a so when the data analytics were off, when they weren't getting info that was accurate from the data analytics, they didn't have a place to go. amie parnes: clinton was furious about that. and made it known, sounding the alarm that when he was campaigning that was getting a different feel on the ground and he was questioning why he was being sent to a number of places when he should have been sent to what he thought were the opposite in fact. , so he was really kind of bothered by it. soledad: how its feels versus how it is reading on paper. jonathan allen: the data analytics were used as a decider, as one of the sources told us in the book, used a decider not a tool, they used that to determine all kinds of things including where to send , candidates. one of the things they lost out on, or one of the things they were driven toward because they were so focused on the data was to turn out clinton supporters instead of persuading people. president clinton wante

former campaign manager, robby mook, told cecilia vega the president should not have fired comey. >>hink we're all so blown away at the gall that he would do this, how it appears he is simply holding himself above the law. >> this is about the future of the fbi's investigation into russia, that's what concerns you the most? >> that's what deeply concerns me. under our system, the president is not above the law. he can't fire somebody investigating him. >> reporter: voters were aware of the russia probe before the election but not aware of the possible involvement by trump associates, including the attorney general, jeff sessions. >> therefore i will recuse myself in the matters that deal with the trump campaign -- >> reporter: that's why democrats now say it's not right for the attorney general to recommend firing comey. the fbi director serves at the pleasure of the president. but his 10-year term gives him independence and power. the last time an fbi director was fired was nearly 25 years ago. 1993. the first year of the clinton administration. bill clinton ousted william sessions

. >> between january and february of 2017, five robbie robberies happened in berkeley. >> those targeted cvs and walgreens stores. they arifted four of them for similar crimes there, but just this week detectives served a search warrant in that neighborhood. >> rosa jimenez and another occupant in the residence were arrested for rereceiving stolen property and accessory to a felony. >> police aren't sure if some of the cosmetics were already sold, but once they finish processing the evidence, they plan to return it back to those drug stores hit by robbers. in berkeley, lonny rivera, abc 7 news. >>> tonight california seen far senator feinstein is demanding the release of any secret recordings made at the white house. >> this comes after president trump tweeted a thinly veiled threat saying he may have been recorded in tapes. >> shut president be believed that he may have secret tapes of james comey? the white house would not say. in the oval office or the ices - residence. >> a said for the third time there's nothing further to add on that. >>the questions prompted by the president's own

robbie ross shows us somehow both drivers survived this head- on crash on the freeway. remake even though she has to use a crutch for a while, apol lansang will tell you she's a walking miracle. >> i should have died i should have died. i cannot believe i survived. i ask my question, why? why did i survived? >> reporter: this is what she survived. her white chevy impala torn in two after a wreck on highway 101 the cloverdale saturday morning. she was heading south on 101 from you on her way to a bible studies class in sonoma. she says a silver suv traveling from the opposite direction drifted into her lane. >> all i did was think fast. thing click. i turned my wheel left and i was trying my best to get out of his way. but, he was coming to pass. >> reporter: the impact sent her car spinning. langang is a deeply religious nurse from sonoma. she thought her life was about to end. >> if this is my last day on earth, light, -- like, i just want to say i love you to my family before. >> reporter: luckily, she was wearing her seatbelt and no one else was in the car. she suffe

it was jake sullivan, jen palmeri, huma abedin within john podesta and robbie mook. >> rose: those were the kind of strategic board that ran the campaign. >> exactly. and you know, jake sullivan was kind of her chief strategist. he was her policy guy and kind of became elevated. mook was sort of kept to his analytics and his strengths and that turned out to be a weakness i think in the end. >> when they decided they were having trouble internally because mook and podesta ran things differently and people couldn't get-- people below them couldn't figure out who they were supposed to respond to, the answer to it wasn't to stream line and put one person in charge, it it was to put six in charge. even then some people said it operatedded a little better after that. but it is an unusual structure to be sure on a campaign. >> rose: did she ask for the emails of her staff to try to determine who was what? >> one of the revelations in this book is that after 2008 she was doing an autopsy on the campaign. she wanted to find out what had gone wrong. i think she believed that some of the leaking a

. >> reporter: robbie mook, hillary clinton's campaign manager tweeted, "if members of congress are patriots, they will call for a special prosecutor to take over this investigation, and that will call for it now." scott, clinton herself had no comment. >> pelley: chip reid, thank you very much. in a developing story, today workers started repairing a collapsed tunnel at the hannaford nuclear reservation in washington state. the tunnel contains railcars filled with radioactive waste and the ground above them caved in yesterday. so far there's no sign that the radiation has leaked. john blackstone is there. >> reporter: with a machine blowing mist to keep down dust, workers today began filling the gaping 400 square foot hole in the tunnel holding contaminated nuclear waste. basically pouring dirt back into this hole, is that the plan? >> they're refilling the hole, that's exactly right. >> reporter: mark heeter is spokesman for hanford. it doesn't sound like a fis kateed solution frankly. >> it has to be done carefully. that's the solution. >> reporter: much of the site was put on lockdown ye

robbie, i'm a taxi driver. of the lads phoned each other, and we stayed on the outskirts, picking people up by the mcdonald's, took them back. some of us have made our way back to see if there are any other people. and are your colleagues doing this as well? yes, it's a few of us up here. i don't know where they are now, like. but parking the car where you can, asking around where scouses are, and trying to get them home. of course, many people still searching for their loved ones, still confused and dazed by this incident. to get in touch. a little earlier karin giannone spoke to imran, who was outside the concert waiting to pick up his partner and their daughter when the explosion happened. i was just waiting outside on the old bridge street. i got there at about 10:20pm, maybe. i text my partner at about 10:28pm, saying — telling her where i was, and she's saying she's just finished the last song, we'll be on the way out. and literally minutes later, i heard a big explosion, and ijust saw my partner and my d

robbie, i am a taxi driver.and we stayed on the outskirts, picking people up by the mcdonald's and taking them back. some of us have made our way back to see if there are any other people. and are your colleagues doing this as well? yes, it is a few of us appear. i don't know where they are, but parking the car where you can, asking around where scouses r. that is typical of a lot of people we have seen here today, people just coming out, trying to help people, and all the while police continuing to investigate and trying to piece together what happened here. police say a suspected terrorist incident. the prime minister, theresa may, has called it a terrorist incident, so investigators need to find out what happens. and as we talk to you there at the scene in manchester, we have had an indication that many scores of people have been injured. do we have a sense of what kind of injuries people are carrying to the hospital? 59 people, that is the latest amount of injuries that we have been told. 19 people confirmed

thank you, dumfries and galloway and thank you, dumfries and galloway and thank you robbie burns.inds of chocolate bars that you can get from all kinds of confectioners. a little bit of a health warning. anyway... this is a crucial issue for the scottish nationalists because the whole idea of a second independence referendum, if that plays against them, they are in trouble. yes and them, they are in trouble. yes and the conservatives are unusually making big gains in the polls in scotla nd making big gains in the polls in scotland and there are suggestions they could win five or more seats up there. if that happens, that will give more strength to theresa may's hands to say you will not have another referendum on independence. but like the lib dems were remain is a big selling point for them, just most people voted to leave, so how good a unique selling point is it in the same weight for the snp, independence. most peoplejust the same weight for the snp, independence. most people just voted to remain in the united kingdom. she is playing to just half of the audience. our voters in

suddenly, when she did with nobody thought she would do and lost, and robbie moog's analytics and datae successful, and she didn't go to the blue wall states efficiently, then, the new narrative came. the russians must have done it by the wikileaks probe process and then the dossier that somehow got into the hands of the fbi director, whether he paid for it or not. i think senator grassley is investigating that. now, we have this idea that trump colluded and this dossier was leaked to media sources that it was pretty obscene, pretty outrageous. have things in it that could not have been true. where are we now? we have a director of national intelligence, james clapper, said it didn't exist. we have senators feinstein and grassley say that fbi director comey said there was not an ongoing investigation. it was very unlikely because donald trump, he didn't dismantle eastern european missile defense. he didn't go to geneva and press a plastic red button. he didn't make fun of romney for saying russia was an existential enemy. he didn't have a hot mic exchange with a russian president sayin

she hatched a plot by podesta and robbie moot to say i lost because of hack and the media bought it. mike: there has been no evidence that russians when i say hacked the election. did they try to influence it? probably sow. do we not remember obama tried to influence the elections in israel? all countries do it. jesse: i don't see any evidence that trump excluded with any russians, have you? mike: no. nor of any evidence that the russians hacked voting machines or changed a person's vote. what killed hillary was her total tone deafness to what was happening in america. the fact that donald trump went to states that should have been democratic states. he went to ohio, and pennsylvania and michigan and beat her in states where she was supposed to win. jesse: you are saying all the right things. why do republicans keep caving? we have had sessions withdraws from anything russia-related. you have had nunez saying i'm not going to be involved in the investigation of the unmasking. now a special counsel has been put forth. do you think that's a good thing? mike: the only good thing about t

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they believe it was a botched robby.l hunt for his killer a frustration for him and the victim's family. >> we will find his murderer. >> newt gingrich claimed over the weekend with no evidence that the case may be about something more skinster. >> this man was apparent asat nated. >> it was an explosive charge, a conspiracy involving wikileaks, the dnc and assassination. it's not true. the whole crazy theory had already been debunked by cnn. gingrich wasn't alone. he'd only joined a flood of right wing conspiracy theorists pushing the notion. is there a possibility this is a guy who provided to kicky leaks all those dnc e-mails. >> and he was shot in the back. >> reporter: with no proof they suggested the young murder victim may be to blame dlamg he was so angry at his party that he handed over the e-mails. >> if it is threw, wouldn't that fwloe whole russia collusion narrative that the media's been pushing out of the water? >> where do these wild theories come from? from julian assange. from a fox news.com story and fr

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