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. >>> five years ago concord police detective blake roberts signed up for bone marrow donor registry.a match for woman in canada, began the process immediately. learn more at bethematch.org. nice job, blake. well done. >>> weather, windy and cool today, will that continue? meteorologist sandhya patel is here with the forecast. >> warming trend got under way today and carry through the workweek and weekend. mt. tam, it was breezy. breeze with us and fog. marine layer making a big push tonight. just a blanket of fog. live doppler 7, we have it around not just near the coast but around the bay as well. visibility fluctuating, three miles in half moon bay, nine in petaluma. water vapor imagery, seeing summer rain in the pacific northwest, the system spinning will continue, for us squeeze out a drizzle towards tomorrow morning. keeping visibility on the low side because of the fog. estimate of what you can expect, visibility low along the coastline, general idea, 8:00 a.m., still low, down to mile in oakland, fremont. noontime hours, we see improvement. morning commute planner. driving, wa

concord police detective blake roberts signed up for bone marrow registry five years ago and he learned last week he's a match for a woman in canada sew travelled to a medical center in san diego to begin the process. he doesn't know much about the woman because of of of confide confidentiality and incredible story. >>> andronicos is coming back. safeway is rebranding the bay area stores with the iconic name. safeway purchased it in 2016 and switched it to safeway community markets. the name isn't the only thing changing. it will feature more local food options and have upscale delis. two of the stores are in berkeley and san yes elmo. >>> in pacifica, a restaurant near livermore beach will open as a taco bell canteena with a local menu and beers from local brewery and if you prefer something stronger there is a margaritas. the restaurant makes its return on saturday due to the scenic location it is occasionally referenced as the most romantic taco bell around. >> sure. >> right on the beach. >> it is a low bar. there wasn't a second most romantic taco bell around. >> i'm sure that is n

. ♪ charles: white house now reacting to robert mueller's marathon testimony. that's where we find blake blake. reporter: charles, the lead-up to robert mueller going up to capitol hill today, president trump took to twitter for a preview, much of what he said over last couple years, personally attacking robert mueller and the mueller investigation as a whole. mueller sat down for a few hours before the house judiciary committee, it appears as if the president likes what he heard or at least likes what he saw from that hearing because this was his initial tweet after that first hearing. he said, quote, i would like to thank the democrats for holding this morning's hearing. now in a subsequent tweet since then the president has highlighted this exchange right here between the top republican on the house judiciary committee, and robert mueller. much watch. >> at anytime during your investigation was your investigation curtailed or stopped or hindered? >> no. reporter: so that is part of the argument charles, that the president and some close to him, republicans all across washington are st

blake. reporter: neil, robert mueller right off the bat in his prepared testimony before even started takingwould not answer questions on a couple issues. one of then being the origination of the russia investigation and also he said he wouldn't answer questions as it relates to the steele dossier, the thinking or reasoning for mueller earlier today, those topics are currently under review by the department of justice. however, it was this exchange right here with republican congressman steve chabot who left many with questions afterwards. watch. >> when you talk about the firm that produced the steele reporting, the name of the firm that produced that was fusion gps. is that correct? >> i'm not pham with that. >> it was. it is not a trick question. it was fusion gps. reporter: now the steele dossier does appear in the mueller report. republicans were making the case repeatedly that mueller should be answering questions about it but he repeatedly passed. >> as i said at the outset this morning that was one of the investigations that i could not speak to. >> i can guarranty you that the ameri

robert costa, national political reporter for "the washington post," moderator of washington week pbs, and stephanie rawlings blake. former democratic mayor of baltimore. good evening and welcome to you all. mayor, i'd like to begin with you. let's not over-gauzy this up. it is true, as you know better than most people on the planet today, the crisis they have dealt with from crime to drugs to public education to vacant buildings. however, it is bracing to look up at the television and see the headline that the president attacks baltimore. how has it been on your end on this day? >> the way i was raised, it's not what people call you to, it's what you answer to. so when the president made those remarks about baltimore, i know that not to be true. do we have blight? yes, we do. do we have areas where there's rat infestation? yes, we do. is it the entire city? the entire 7th congressional district? it's not. i knew he wasn't speaking my truth. that being said, it's disappointing as a person who dedicated their adult life to public service for someone who in the highest post in the world, who could do any number of t

blake? reporter: the backdrop was fascinating as the treasury secretary steve mnuchin and trade representative robert lighthizer were in shanghai to redo you mean talks with their counterpart first time since may, president trump took to twitter to tell china not to wait him out until the 2020 election. the president saying he will win the election. the deal at that point, will only be much tougher. the president recently started to float the idea maybe china is trying to stall until the election. so i asked him, if we should expect a trade deal at any point between now and november 2020? this was his response. >> china would love to wait and just hope, they hope. it is not going to happen. i hope. but they would just love, if i got defeated. so they could deal with somebody like elizabeth warren or "sleepy" joe biden. china is dying to make a deal with me. but whether or not i'll do it, it is up to me. it is not up to them. reporter: in advance of tomorrow's looming rate cut the president said he want to see, quote, a large cut and for the fed to stop quantitative tightening immediately. perhaps no

blake burman live at the white house with the latest. reporter: expectations going into the meeting with shanghai with the u.s. trade representative robert lighthizer, steve mnuchin, counterparts in china, not very high. all you have to do is look back and go, take a look back what was said last week, at least publicly. treasury secretary said there are at least a few meetings away from a potential deal. on friday larry kudlow down expect a grand deal from the talks next couple days. then came comment from president trump late friday afternoon as we went into the weekend. the president suggested that china might be playing the long game. he files china might be trying to wait him out all the way until november 2020. listen. >> more meetings. meeting after meeting. i don't think personally china would shine a deal if i had a 2% chance of losing the election, i think china would probably say let's wait. maybe we can deal with another dope or another stiff like the people that allowed these deals to happen, this horrible thing to happen to our country. reporter: the president this morning lumped in china with continued attacks on the federa

blake burman at the white house on how things are faring. >> we had an interesting start to the day because as steve mnuchin, and robert lighthizer were in shanghai, they were in direct talks. here at the white house, president trump was tweeting and he was heavily critical of china. the president writing at one point that china is not following through on a promise large-scale agriculture by and suggested that china might try to wait him out until november 2020. then he also had this morning. he wrote at one point: "the problem with them waiting, however, is that if and when i win, the deal that they get will be much tougher than what we are negotiating now or no deal at all." that begs the question, if the president thinks that china might be trying to wait him out until the election, does that mean there might not be a trade deal until november 2020 at the earliest? i put that question to the president. >> china would love to wait and hope. they would just love if i got defeated so they could deal with summary like elizabeth warren are sleepy joe biden. china is dying to make a deal with me. whether or not i will do it. it's up to me. it's not

blake at the white house. >> it's fair to say there's not a lot of high expectations heading into the meeting as the treasury secretary steve nugent, trade representative roberththizer set to meet with their chinese counterparts in shanghai tuesday and wednesday. the first face-to-face talks since those last talks broke off in early may. all you have to do is go back to what was said publicly last week to understand. the treasury secretary telling me he thinks they are a few meetings away to any sort of potential deal. on friday, larry kudlow, the top economic advisor, said he doesn't think the discussions will lead to any sort of grand deal. then there were in the comments from president trump himself. friday afternoon heading into the weekend in which he said at this point he thinks china might be playing the long game, as in china might be trying to wait out president trump on till november 2020. listen here. >> more meetings. i don't think personally china would sign a deal if i had a 2% chance of losing the election, i think china would probably say let's wait. let's wait. maybe trump will lose and we can deal with another dope or another stiff like the

blake burman at the white house. former assistant secretary of state under bush 43 robert charles, what he makes of all this. robert, now what? >> what is the president is trying to do is compel diplomacy with graduated sanctions. he has a lot of tools at his fingerprints. some are economic. some are cyber, some are kinetic or military. i think you have to keep in mind what the stakes are here. this is an irresponsible leadership. this is a country frankly can't manage conventional weapons and promotes terrorist activity around the region and around the world. obviously we don't want them to have nuclear weapons. the president made it, the vice president, made it clear we'll not let that happen. there are a number of ways to manage that. one thing people need to remember, percentages are deceptive. the 3.67% uranium 235 enrichment that was permitted that they have now broken actually, it is a little bit deceptive because it takes 60% of the overall effort just to get to 5%. then if you get to 5% enrichment, it is not a big jump from there to 90%. so they could go to 20% enrichment within matter of days. they

-china trade treasurio secretary robert lighthizer treasury secretary steven mnuchin meeting with chinese counterpart tomorrow in shanghai composite blaker comments by president trump on friday, if the potential deal is on the horizon any time soon u.s. trade representative robert lighthizer treasury secretary steve mnuchin head to shanghai today for first face-to-face discussions with chinese negotiates, since the talks broke down in early may those negotiations will take place tomorrow, and wednesday. however, heading into the weekend the president made it seem as if he thinks china is playing the long game and waiting to the political environment here in u.s. sorts itself out in november 2020. >> more meetings, meeting after meeting i don't think personally china would sign a deal, if i had a 2% chance of losing the election i think china would probably say let's wait. let's wait maybe trump will lose we can deal with another dope or another stiff like people that allowed deals to happen this horrible thing to happen to our country. reporter: president top advisory larry kudlow said friday he doesn't expect any sort of grand deal fro

blake burman, good morning to you. reporter: treasury secretary steve mnuchin u.s. trade representative robertce talks broke down, in early may, meantime back here in washington, president trump is adding to the growing chorus of skeptics this morning about a possible trade deal being on the horizon any time soon. the president has sent out three tweets today already, including one delineate let me sort of walk you through them step-by-step first, he expresses disappointment saying that china is not following through on a promise, large scale ag he writes china quote was supposed to start buying our about agricultural product now, no signs that they are doing so that is the problem with china. they just don't come through. then he brought up his latest theory that china might be trying to wait and see what happens in november 2020 writing quote my team is negotiating with them now but always change the deal in the end top their benefit they should probably wait out our election to see if we get one of the democrats stiffs like "sleepy joe" then threat third tweet the problem with them waiting