flying alone over france, robin smoked two german 190s. just 11 days later, he joined the elite. >> he and another pilot in p-38s formed a gaggle and i felt sorry for them. >> see or be seen. you better see first. going after some bogeys, bandits, i'm headed north. where are you? i didn't even answer. i didn't want them to know. hell, they were mine. i didn't want to share it with anybody. >> unseen, he slid in behind his next kill. >> just as i lined up, about to pull the trigger, both engines quit. mine. i had forgotten to switch tanks after dropping my drop tanks. i was so excited. so i shot anyway. so to this day i claim to be the only fighter pilot in the history of warfare that ever shot down an enemy airplane while in the glide mode. >> robin downed another me-109 and then rolled into a dive as he raced toward the ground, his controls froze. >> we just went straight down and that was it. i did manage to pull up and just barely cleared the ground. this boy had had it, that's enough. no more fighting, i just want to go home. i looked

to " >>> as robin said >>> as robin said we're back with our friend paula patton starring in a new --between" and she plays a local tv producer whose daughter is murdered but gets a chance to go back in time and try to save her. take a look. >> like we really surprised her, huh? >> don't say anything until you blow the candles or the wish won't come true. >> is it really you? >> who else would it be? [ applause ] >> so obviously something supernatural is going on here that your character is able to go back and try to save your daughter from this horrific crime. can you give us a little bit of intel. >> that's the only bit of the show is supernatural. if you and i were sitting here and a black hole was here and we jumped in and got to go back eight days but there everything is reality so it kind of is that thought that you know what would you do if you could change your fate. >> stop asking the questions i'm about to ask you. i was just going to say to you if you could go back, is it only eight days in the show. >> it's only eight days in the show. >> i want to take it further. if you

let's check the roads with robin first. robin first. the roads with robin first. a 640am this morning we sent out a push alert for this hot spot in dublin on wb 580 at foothill/san ramon to warn you about the accident and the delays. thats a great way to stay on top of breaking news traffic and weather. it availible on out moblie app for apple and andriod devises ( robin ) and i first told you about this accident with a push alert at 6:40. this is a great way to keep updated with traffic alerts in your area. just download the free kron 4 mobile app. (james)it's a mild tuesday morning with relatively clear skies and temperatures in the 50s and 60s. it's cooler than it was yesterday morning with fog at the coast. later today, we should see sunny skies for all communities away from the coast and temperatures that are considerably cooler -- especially for the inland valleys. in fact, some communities will see a 10 degree drop in temperatures compared to yesterday. inland highs will only reach the mid 80s, bay shoreline communities will be in the upper 70s, while coast

one of his men was peter robin. for $250.undertaking peterlly signified that robbins was part of the small farmer class concord in the general area during that. time. unfortunately, we don't know how he earned the money. he may have heard it from his farm labor and saved continuously until he had enough money to purchase the property. the deed for the house is signed in april of 1823. we believe that it was built sometime before that date. the deed indicates that peter robbins was able to live here is also allowed to live in a house. jack garrison and his wife susan lived here until 1837. doesn'tsmall house, it have a lot of living states, is public quite busy. nevernd his first wife had any children but jack and susan had several children. they all lived together in this house, side-by-side for more than 10 years. the robbins house has two rooms. on one side of the house is where the garrisons live, on the other side of the house is where the robbins lit. since the side of the house is so small, it is clear they ha

one of the charter members of wake—robin golf club.a meeting, and she had a big piano with these huge trophies on it. and i was fascinated by that. so we got a bunch of young girls together, and we formed a little club. they called us "robinettes, and we had about 18 young girls who started out playing golf. i had never heard of golf before, and i got hooked on it. elizabeth rice mcneill is a unique individual all her own. is it right you have six holes—in—one. i've had six holes—in—one in my golfing career. that's phenomenal! it is, it is. we don't have any weak women in this club. we've had good, principled women, good leaders, that have kept this club going all these years. eight decades after that first meeting, inclusion and support are still at the heart of their mission. the helen webb scholarship honours the memory of their founder by supporting young woman dreaming of turning professional. as a girl, as a young female trying to play, it is difficult because there aren't that many, especially african—americans. itjust tears me

robin?war over british baby charlie gard. who is on life support. his parents are fighting for the right to seek treatment options in the u.s. and there was an emotional outburst in court. abc's james longman has the latest. joins us from london. good morning, james. >> reporter: good morning, robin. a dramatic day in court monday. charlie gard's family and the hospital presenting their cases, but emotions were running high. at one stage charlie's family shouting towards the legal team representing the hospital saying, quote, when are you going to start telling the truth? he also shouted to the judge and he said, they are lying to you. there's been a lot of interest in the case and around the world. donald trump and the pope both tweeting their support but the judge said he wouldn't be swayed by tweets. and it was fresh evidence that he was looking for. charlie suffers from a rare genetic disease. he can't breathe alone. he can't see, hear or move. that is why doctors want to turn off his li

charlie wilson is here with robin thicke.ere and we'll be right back with michael keaton. so stick around! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: oh, look at this. oh, look at this. it's neymar jr., everybody. [ cheers and applause ] fios is not cable. and we believe everyone deserves faster internet. so with fios gigabit connection, you get amazing download speeds up to 940 megs 20 times faster than most people have. and it's just $79.99 a month online for the first year. switch to fios gigabit connection with tv and phone for $79.99 a month. plus hbo for one year and multi-room dvr service for two years. all with a 2-year agreement. and switching has never been easier. get out of your contract with up to a $500 credit to help cover your early termination fee. go to fiosgigabit.com. >> jimmy: hi there, welcome back to the show. tonight, a four-time all-star from the new orleans pelicans, anthony davis is here. then, his latest album is called "in it to win it." charlie wilson featuring robin thicke from the mercedes-benz stage.

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in the traffic center with robin checking the commute. (robin) no major hot spots.e less then 30 min from 880 to 101. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. (james) today will be a lot like yesterday with a cool morning followed by a mild afternoon. temperatures to start the day are mostly in the 50s with a few low 60s. there are some coastal clouds, but most of the bay area is clear. cloud cover should build over the bay as we head toward sunrise, but pull back to the coast by mid-morning. expect plenty of sunshine this afternoon with highs in the mid 80s for the inland valleys. closer to the bay you'll enjoy upper 70s while temperatures at the coast will stay in the low to mid 60s. temperatures will begin to warm wednesday as high pressure digs in. the greatest warming will be felt inland with a 7 to 12 degree jump in temperatures. look for mid to upper 90s by the weekend. sunrise in san francisco is at 6:08 am. sunset is at 8:24 pm. don't forget you can always get the latest weather updates and traffic alerts with the kron4 app. download it for

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(darya) in the traffic center with robin... (robin) no major hot spots.e less then 30 min from 880 to 101. .bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. (james)we're waking up to clear skies and temperatures in the 60s and 70s. it's a warm start to this monday, but there will be some relief this afternoon as we are not expecting triple digit heat like we saw this weekend. today will be sunny and warm. high temperatures will be a good 10 degrees cooler for inland communities this afternoon. look for upper 80s to low 90s for the valleys, low 80s along the bay shoreline and 60s at the coast. look for gradual cooling tomorrow and mild weather for the rest of the week with mid to upper 80s for our warmest spots. (darya) in santa cruz... more than ten thousand needles have been found in public spaces over the past five years. the 'take back santa cruz needles solutions team' has tracked the location and collection of needles over the years. according to city workers 12 people have been accidentally stuck by a needle including six children. official

good morning, james. >> reporter: good morning, robin.ng charlie gard's family will be hoping that a judge will finally come down on their side and allow them to take charlie to the u.s. for that experimental treatment. it's been an eventful weekend. the hospital treating charlie saying they've received multiple death threats and have had to get the police in. parents of other patients also being harassed now. charlie's army, which is some of his supporters call themselves have been criticized for protesting outside the hospital but he has all sorts of supporters and this morning i spoke to kat ran van foster who has been speaking with the family. >> they've been fighting for charlie. they know that he is still fighting, he's doing everything that he can and they alongside him will continue fighting as long as he's still fighting. >> reporter: well, charlie's parents and everyone here will be waiting to hear just what that verdict brings. >> of course the parents are going to fight. of course they'll do that and a judge waiting to get all

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robin? >> victor, thanks so much. that. >> mm-hmm. >>> coming up on our big board, "game of thrones" is back breaking the internet. wait till you hear what people are saying about ed sheeran's cameo. your body was made for better things than rheumatoid arthritis. before you and your rheumatologist move to another treatment, ask if xeljanz is right for you. xeljanz is a small pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well. xeljanz can reduce joint pain and swelling in as little as two weeks, and help stop further joint damage. xeljanz can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections, lymphoma and other cancers have happened. don't start xeljanz if you have an infection. tears in the stomach or intestines, low blood cell counts and higher liver tests and cholesterol levels have happened. your doctor should perform blood tests before you start and while taking xeljanz, and monitor certain liver tests. tell your doctor if you were i

robin. >> all right, james, thank you.p stories starting with a tragedy in mississippi. >>> so incredibly sad. authorities are trying to determine now what caused a military plane to crash into a field in rural mississippi killing all 16 people on board. one witness says he heard a boom before seeing the marine tanker corkscrewing downward with one engine on fire. the plane was flying from cherry point, north carolina, a marine spokesman would only say that the plane experienced a mishap. >>> well, a decorated army sergeant based in hawaii has now been arrested accused of trying to join isis. army says it first reached out to the fbi last year concerned that ikaika kang was becoming radicalized. active duty service member charged with providing support to isis. his father says kang suffers from ptsd. >>> republican leaders in the senate are meeting now with vice president mike pence today looking unveil a revised health care bill this week but they will have to make enough changes to sway dissatisfied moderates and conserv

let's check the roads with robin first. robin first. the roads with robin first.is morning we sent out a push alert for this hot spot in dublin on wb 580 at foothill/san ramon to warn you about the accident and the delays. thats a great way to stay on top of breaking news tr

music: "blurred lines" by robin thicke ..was found to have copied this one... music: "got to give it up" by marvin gaye. our full exclusive story before 10am. hello. welcome to the programme. we're live until iiam. throughout the morning, the latest breaking news and developing stories. and, as always, really keen to hear from you. a little later in the programme we'll hear from a former prostitute who's part of a campaign to ban all prostitution related offences from criminal records. campaigners say at the moment it's too hard for sex workers to move on and find jobs if their records show they've been convicted for soliciting. are they right? do get in touch. use #victorialive, and if you text you will be charged at the standard network rate. our top story today. president trump's eldest son has said he didn't tell his father about a meeting last year with a russian lawyer who was apparently offering to help the trump election campaign. yesterday donald trump junior released e—mails which showed he was keen to see what incriminating material the lawyer was pr

robin. >> none whatsoever.ou said they do -- what else are they planning to do going forward, the family, gio? >> reporter: well, robin, right now, they're hoping that coming lawsuit will help them at least gain access to information. they don't even know who was at the resort, who may have seen this happen, and so they say they haven't even been able to interview the bartender. they say nobody has. >> oh, my goodness. all right, gio. thank you. >> heartbreaking story. >>> when we come back, this newly released video that shows how three inmates escaped from behind bars. "how could there possibly be this many blues?"alize, don't worry, at lowe's we guarantee you'll always love your paint or we'll replace it. get paint and primer now starting at only $17.98 and save an extra 5% with your lowe's advantage card. i was in the military for 18 years.rian, but, i smoked and i got heart disease. my tip is; it's hard to serve your country when you're to weak to put on your uniform. (announcer) you can quit. for free hel

that means robin ran, wescott and jailed and then ran away again. so this was his second time. answer just looking at this one notice, there is so much just to learn and know about this person, which i find intriguing. this is someone that, again, out of the 67 670 people that we hae in the book, you can look at him and, first of all, find out, what i found interesting is that it said he had been inoculated. now, smallpox was rampant in the colony and sometime in the early 1700s it was discovered that i think there was an african-american man come he was enslaved, who was a slave to thomas mather, and he lived in boston and he learned that if you take someone that has smallpox, you take a postural off of them and you put a small slit on someone else and put it on then, that they would get smallpox but they would get it to a much less severe, they would get in much less severe case of it. so they were going around with, he was going around with the doctor around new england, but then they discovered that tuberculosis and syphilis were also spread with that, so they made that ill

moms, we can't wait. ( robin ) no major hot spots. bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. s ( darya ) last night was the annual espy awards for some of the best sports perfromances over the last year.( mark ) peyton manning was the host and kevin durant was the target of a lot of jokes:( darya ) it doesn't look like durant found many of the jokes funny. he sat there with a straight face. ( mark ) the warriors did pick up some awards last night. they were named the best team in all of sports following their 2nd n-b-a championship in the last 3 years. and kevin durant won the award for best championship performance. durant was named the n-b-a finals m-v-p. ( will ) breaking overnight... a fire destroys a building in the east bay. i am live at the scene with the latest. ( tiffany ) and breaking overnight a mass grave f

robin wright joins us. she writes for the "new yorker" and is a joint fellow at the u.s. institute of peace and the wood rie wilson center. and david frum joins us from l.a. he is a senior editor at "the atlantic" and a former speechwriter for president george w. bush. julian, i want to start with you because it feels to me like we are at a very important moment in terms of congressional reaction to donald trump, republican reaction. when the sessions thing broke, you saw senior republicans like mitch mcconnell publicly disagreeing with trump in absolutely flat out terms. on the russia sanctions they are passing a bill that the white house did not want. on health care three republican senators voted against. but i want to read you, steven pearlstein in the "washington post" had this wonderful story where he tells that lisa murkowski, very conservative senator, is called by the secretary of interior threatening that they will no longer support, you know, projects of hers in alaska. she responds by essentially dissing the white house and the department of interior, voting a

george. >> thank you, robin.and kate's on monday they met with poland's president and the first lady and celebrated the queen's birthday party and germany next. eva pilgrim has the details. >> reporter: will and kate do poland but this is not your standard family summer trip. the royal family working to spread goodwill now on day two of their five-day tour. a somber start to the second day of will and kate's visit to poland. the royal couple taking a moment to remember those who suffered and died at the concentration camp. a much different scene from yesterday. as the cambridges arrived in poland, george and charlotte stealing the show, the prince and princess peeking out the window before a seemingly hesitant george was coaxed off the plane by dad. the soon-to-be 4-year-old prince hand in pocket kicking his tiny leg quietly waiting for his parents. 2-year-old charlotte offering the tiniest of royal waves. >> george starts school in september. and i think they were very keen to do, you know, ano before he starts

robin drew this wonderful picture. we used a line from america the beautiful and robin did this beautiful picture. it was a book that was inspired with a lot of emotion. >> one of the other books i recommend is a is for abigail. talk about -- and i was pleased to hear you end your talk with some of the other women in his lives. what are some of the other women you chose to put in the book? >> we want today make the book inclusive. sally ride is in there. we tried to make it about a group of women that was as inclusive. you want little girls and little boys to read this and understand girls are full of potential just as the boys are. >> and another one is out in 50 states. on that note, do you have a favorite national park or scenic natural area other than wyoming? >> you stole my line. >> the vice president was looking at me as i started that question. do you have a favorite? >> i could i not say yellowstone national park? they have been such a part of our lives. i have never been the glacier. when i see the advertisem

robin? >> look, i think this is a man who has probably studied donald trump very closely, and he, you know, he has seen the dithering back and forth about whether trump knows him, whether they actually met before. i think he's, you know, he's likely to play a lot of shrewd games with president trump. you know, if i were a betting woman, i would say he's going to have trump for lunch. this is where the two men are just so -- have such different backgrounds and -- and they have such profound differences that i think the whole idea of america first and russia first, it's going to be very hard to find common ground that they can agree on. >> yeah. >> i've got to say, that's one of the advantages of a relatively short meeting that it will be harder for president putin to actual consume president trump in a briefer period, you know, because i think we're all concerned about precisely that, that putin is going to raise issues of syria or other things and get trump to commit in ways that befuddle th

>> ladies and gentlemen, robin williams. >> patton oswalt. >> richard pryor. >> when i walk on stage, i'm riddled with fear and excitement because i have no idea what i'm going to do. >> this was what -- oh, you idiots. oh, god. oh, god. oh, god. oh, god. ♪ >> i demispised myself from prey close to getting out of the womb. i was always wrong. let's start with that. when you're always wrong, you seek an audience to disprove that theory. i was just hell-bent on having to prove myself. i know i'm right. i can't be always wrong, you know, i was the victim. >> my father was a very strange man. he was kind of a performance arti artist that was fueled by beer. >> i was very shy. at home i was always quiet and didn't get to speak very often just because other people were jibber jabbering a lot. you know, some people wouldn't clam up, mom. when i did different voices or different noises, people say, that's weird or shut up. >> i feel like there's a fear of seeming crazy. >> a lot of comedians are people that are very introverted, very shy, very sensitive to humiliation. a little narcissistic,

robin. >> all right, jon, thank you very much.et with something like that. >> those are coming. >> amy has the other morning headlines. >> that's right, i do. good morning. more republicans are now defending attorney general jeff sessions as he faces a string of attacks on twitter, as well, from president trump. some are promising a revolt if sessions is fired. despite all the uncertainty at home sessions is traveling to central america today for meetings on gang violence and immigration. >>> senate republicans are scrambling to find common ground on health care after two bills were now rejected. they may now consider a so-called skinny repeal. that plan would roll back parts of obamacare including the mandate that all americans have insurance and leave the rest of it intact but that could drive up premiums and leave 15 million more people uninsured. president trump tweeted a message to senators this morning saying, don't let the american people down. >>> six weeks after he was shot during a baseball practice in virginia, congress

gary, i think robin had clipped your mic. hopefully you got that back.our take on this. >> typical of the left to step all over me when i'm -- neil: exactly. >> killer points. in answer, of course, it's all obama's credit, i'm sure that's what robin was saying. i would go a different way. i think that the greatest gift that the trump administration could do unknowingly is introduce chaos right from the start. the result is that the average investor now is inoculated to this nonsense. whatever. episode of brady brunch. they are used to it now. back to dagen's point, they are focused on the economy to the extent even if nothing happens, i thought two weeks ago nothing would happen with health care, i'm now thinking nothing will happen with tax reform and i'm retrieving to the position, okay, it's not going to be worse than under obama. there are certainly upside but even -- neil: fighting words, dagen. if he's right and the markets now given up on the prospect of tax cuts as well and then, i don't know. dagen: maybe not given up, gary b. but certainly with

(robin) no major hot spots.bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( james ) in warriors news... steph curry on his 3rd and last leg in china. and it appears as though he's having a ball.(tiffany) he was in hangzhou (hang-zow) where the usual throng of fans were everywhere. this is part of his sponsored tour with under armour. he will head to seuol, south korea next for his final stop. steph pulled out the selfie stick to take photos with fans. and after with the wife ayesha and brother seth tried his hand at a little "tai chi." (james) coming up... tragedy in ohio. the latest into the investigation to what led to death of one and injured several others. and after several months a mother is still searching for answers after her son is attacked on muni. hear her frustration. and... a warning for drivers in the east bay... why police say you need to double check the next time you park your car. ( will ) a ride is closed at the santa cruz boardwalk after a deadly accident in ohio. i will have the

robin. >> all right, george. for more now we'll bring in our senior justice correspondent pierre thomas, and speaking about the special counsel, robert mueller, you're finding out that he is putting together quite a team and a large one at that. >> reporter: robin, good morning. that's right. mueller already has a staff of 16 attorneys with more in the pipeline. these are skilled prosecutors, experts at unraveling conspiracies, financial crimes and taking down the mafia. robin, there are already dozens of fbi agents digging into the russia probe. i think it's fair to say no one in president trump's orbit has ever seen the kind of scrutiny they're now facing. >> how do you think this latest revelation concerning don junior is going to impact mueller's investigation? >> reporter: now, sources familiar with how counterintelligence investigates are conducted tell me the first thing mueller will likely go after, possibly as early as this week, are any records or e-mails related to that meeting. down the line these sou

lets start with a check of the roads with robin winston. robin? no major hot spots.ge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. (james)it's a chilly start to this monday morning with mid 50s to low 60s around the bay. there is some coastal fog and drizzle impacting our coastline communities. the fog should pull back by mid-morning, leaving us with mostly sunny skies this afternoon. a stronger ocean breeze will mean cooler weather for everyone today. high temperatures this afternoon will hover in the upper 80s for the inland valleys, upper 70s along the bay shoreline and low 60s at the coast. the weather will be similar tomorrow, then a gradual warming trend will kick in wednesday lifting our inland highs back to the mid and upper 90s by the second half of the week. sunrise in san francisco is at 6:07 am. sunset is at 8:25 pm. don't forget you can always get the latest weather updates and traffic alerts with the kron4 app. download apple and android devices. ( mark ) breaking news out of the south bay... right now there is major police activity in san jose.( dary

robin. >> it was that.. >>> robin, also this morning, venus williams is back in action at wimbledon as we learn new details about that fatal car crash she was involved in last month. new surveillance video is ans r she may not have been at fault. t.j. >> you'll remember police said venus williams was at fault, their words, for this accident that ultimately led to i amman's death. they are changing their tune this morning because of that new evidence. the new surveillance video, you mentioned, george, in which they say it shows that venus williams acted lawfully. this is the newly released video showing that fatal crash involving tennis superstar venus williams. police released the video fry saying it shows williams driving the suv in the upper left-hand corner lawfully entered the intersection near her florida home last month when another vehicle seen here cut her off causing her to stop advancing through the intersection to avoid a collision. police say when williams proceeded she was acting in accordance

robin?> thank you. for more, to ginger. >>> impressive images. this is a time lapse showing how far up into the atmosphere some of those clouds reached. this is early in the week. now, watch what's going to happen. we have red flag warnings in place. we put on the moisture, and the dry. less than 10% humidity for so many folks. through nevada. even northern utah. all right up against that moisture in the south from those tropical waves of moisture that come in and give you the monsoon flow. that's going to form thunderstorms. with that comes dry lightning. meaning the rain doesn't make it to the ground. just lightning that starts more fires. >>> we'll get the latest from washington where the gop effort to repeal obamacare looks dead this morning. but the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says he'll still hold a repeal vote next week. and the president has invited all republican senators to the white house for lunch this afternoon. he's going to take one last shot at changing their minds

trish: to robin, for a moment. we made the point over and over again, one of the things this president can do uniquely so is use the bully pulpit. and he can drag the senators that don't want to go along with economic policy plans into the open and say hey, you know, they're not on board, they're part of the swamp. and so i think that robin that is a bit of a threat that exists for anyone who's not on board with his agenda, and it's a different way of doing things. ed rollins was telling me in the reagan days, you would have someone like ed call all the donors in these various senators's states and say hey, get them in line, we need them to vote this particular way. so you exuded pressure that way. this is a different kind of pressure. this is a pressure being exerted from the american people. >> you know, i see the point you're making, trish. to the earlier point, i see this more as a distraction. i appreciate you bringing me on today, i myself am part of the lgbt military forces. i am an openly gay u.s. army rang

it was definitely star dust and magic. >> it was self-expression and robin went everywhere the words,d take us. and i loved that. >> toys all over the set. don't be afraid, come on mr. camera we're going crazy. >> when heed take these flights of fancy it'll go on for ten or 20 minutes, that was the magical part of watching him. >> mama gave this so i can write my new book. note to fred silverman. take two let's go. >> like a lot of comedians when he was off stage he was full of fear, anxiety, about what. who knows. he himself said he was fore dread but he didn't know why. he was overwhelmed with anxiety but he definitely used the stage to be free, to be comfortable, to be himself. >> i'm very grow test but you got to be. you see what i mean you got to be crazy. it's too late be sane. too late. you're only given a little spark of madness, if you lose that, you're nothing. let's see, there are the wildcats 'til we die weekenders. the watch me let if fly. this i gotta try weekenders. then we've got the bendy... ... spendy weekenders. the tranquility awaits. hanging with our mates weekend

good morning, cecilia. >> reporter: robin, good morning to you.g his former fbi director james comey a liar and threatening the special counsel robert mueller. that bombshell interview with "the new york times," the president said he never would have picked jeff sessions for attorney general if he knew sessions would recuse himself from the russia probe. >> how do you take a job and then recuse yourself? if he would have recused himself before the job, i would have said, thanks, jeff, but i can't, you know, i'm not going to take you. it's extremely unfair and that's a mild word to the president. >> reporter: the hits didn't end there. he said james comey's recent capitol hill testimony was, quote, loaded up with lies and he issued a stern warning to the man leading the independent investigation into russian election meddling saying robert mueller's investigators would cross a line if they looked into trump family finances not tied to russia saying, quote, i think that's a violation. and how is this for timing. jeff sessions is expected to hold a p

checking the roads with robin... (robin) no major hot spots.maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 (james)today will be a lot like yesterday with a cool morning followed by a mild afternoon. temperatures to start the day are mostly in the 50s with a few low 60s. there are some coastal clouds, but most of the bay area is clear. cloud cover should build over the bay as we head toward sunrise, but pull back to the coast by mid-morning. expect plenty of sunshine this afternoon with highs in the mid 80s for the inland valleys. closer to the bay you'll enjoy upper 70s while temperatures at the coast will stay in the low to mid 60s. temperatures will begin to warm wednesday as high pressure digs in. the greatest warming will be felt inland with a 7 to 12 degree jump in temperatures. look for mid to upper 90s by the weekend. sunrise in san francisco is at 6:08 am. sunset is at 8:24 pm. don't forget

and i said, "robin, did you listen to the disclaimer?" she says, "jim, i don't care if it does cause death. it worked." and i said, "robin, i want you to think about something. what if -- what if i could give you an all-natural joint-relief product that worked just as good, maybe even better than the pharmaceutical drug?" >> and it won't cause death. >> "and it won't cause death. i guarantee it." >> without a possibility of causing death. >> all natural. and she said, "jim, i've tried all the products. just like you, i've tried all the products." and i said, "robin, so had i, until someone introduced me to this formula. you got nothing to lose." i said, "try this product. try it, and if at 30 days it doesn't work for you, you give it back to me -- no harm, no foul." >> sure. >> i didn't see her for about two months. we didn't have any parties, didn't see her for about two months. bumped into her at the grocery store. mike, she came right up to me and said, "i've been looking for you. i was trying to call brad to get your telephone number.

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. >> reporter: good morning, robin. after seven years of promises and months of planning today is the day. senate republicans are finally going to vote to debate obamacare and they're getting a much needed boost, senator john mccain swooping in to deliver what could be the deciding vote on his party's defining pledge. overnight, a surprise twist in the health care fight. a jolt of momentum from john mccain. the arizona senator announcing he is returning to the senate after revealing last week that he has brain cancer. just in time for a critical showdown vote to overhaul obamacare. mccain has been recovering at home. over the weekend tweeting this photo on a hike with a friend. today, he's dipping his feet back into the health care debate. with senate republicans poised to act, president trump is ramping up the pressure to deliver. >> it's time. you know, after seven years of saying repeal and replace obamacare, we have a chance to now do it. they better do it. hopefully they'll do it. >> reporter: speaking to boy scout

trish: robin, that's another frustrating point, they had seven plus years to come up with something, they were there, by the way, i know a lot of people say, you can't just repeal it, no, you can't, people want it replaced, by the way, the president campaigned replacing it with something that was much, much better. they have to have something, here they are, they are down to 11th hour and they have no idea. i know they have some but no ideas that were working. >> you would think that there would have been a better plan than what we are seeing now. take three and we are still not really getting any traction n. the letter that president obama -- the welcome letter for donald trump in the desk at the oval office he said that he would support the plan as long as it improved upon obamacare because it's not perfect and premiums are rising and -- trish: by the way, careful with government because anyone could have told you that had any kind of economic sense whatsoever that this plan was not perfect and was never going to work and many people sounding the alarm and they went ahead and pushe