sarah: not that i'm aware of. >> [indiscernible] the talk about -- sarah: not that i'm aware of? >> the president's statement he talk to comey about whether or not he was being investigated raises several questions. can you talk about why you're not willing to at more to that, about who asked her that? sarah: who asked for what? >> the president seems to be trying to exonerate himself in this. why he will about not add any more about what the conversation was, when it took place? >> can you clarify the three occasions? sarah: i will not get into specific details. i will check and see we have follow up on that. at this point i want comment further. -- i will not comment further. >> my was a put in the letter in a first-place? sarah: that is something far above my pay great that was decided to be included. i will not get into specifics. thank you so much. [crowd noise] >> in the briefing, sarah huckabee sanders sang the president this afternoon will be with the acting fbi director andrew mackay. director said to testify before open hearing for the senate intelligence committee. we

sarah: no.based on what i've seen, the department of justice has also pushed back and said that's not accurate. but i would refer you to them. reporter: was it a mistake for the white house to try to pin the decision to fire james comey on rod rosenstein? sarah: i don't think so. i think his recommendation, again, it was extremely clear. the makes the decision. the buck stops with him. nobody's ever tried to say that this wasn't the president's decision, that he wasn't the one that carried it out and to try to, i think, complate those things is not what took place. we know that the president's been thinking about this for a long time. wednesday it certainly, i think, expedited that, the director's testimony last wednesday, and then getting the recommendation from the attorney -- deputy attorney general -- excuse me -- i think just further solidified the president's decision. reporter: just to clarify one thing you said. the president encouraged this investigation into russia. he wants to see a c

sarah: no.based on what i've seen, the department of justice has also pushed back and said that's not accurate. but i would refer you to them. reporter: was it a mistake for the white house to try to pin the decision to fire james comey on rod rosenstein? sarah: i don't think so. i think his recommendation, again, it was extremely clear. the president makes the decision. the buck stops with him. nobody's ever tried to say that this wasn't the president's decision, that he wasn't the one that carried it out and to try to, i think, complate those things is not what took place. we know that the president's been thinking about this for a long time. wednesday it certainly, i think, expedited that, the director's testimony last wednesday, and then getting the recommendation from the attorney -- deputy attorney general -- excuse me -- i think just further solidified the president's decision. reporter: just to clarify one thing you said. the president encouraged this investigation into russia. he wants

sarah: yes.the same way they would whoever the president was meeting with when it comes to a foreign minister or a head of state. both individuals have official photographers in the room. we had an official photographer in the room as did they. reporter: usually independent media in the u.s. is typically invited into those meetings. why didn't that happen in this case? sarah: it varies actually. not always particularly. sometimes the protocol when it is not the head of state and prior to the president meeting with the head of state that wouldn't always take place. so, again, proper protocol was followed in this procedure. reporter: has the president been questioned by the f.b.i. with regard to their investigation to russian or interference in the election? sarah: not that i am aware of. reporter: does he expect to be? sarah: i haven't had the answer to ask that question. i am not trying to guess. major. reporter: there is a general protocol at the justice department that discourages conversation

sarah: but mr.urnside -- it sounds very much, when we listen to assange, he considers himself to be a victim. i want to take a listen him a for our peers, to something he said earlier today. please stay on the line so we can get your reaction to it. julian assange: an important victory for me and for the u.n. human rights system. but it bno means erases seven years of detention without charge. in prison, under house arrest, and almost five years here without sunlight. sarah: now, mr. burnside, assange keeps referring to it as detention, but he walked into the embassy of his own free will. is it really fair to call that detention? mr. burnside: i would say yes. if you stay in one place because you fear the consequences of moving from that place, you can look at it as detention. it was the threat of the american response that caused him to stay there. he made that absolutely clear. of course, if you said, oh, he is just trying to avoid facing ordinary criminal charges in sweden, than it would be a dif

: i am sarah kelly.nk you for joining us. german chancellor angela merkel has reiterated her warning that europe can no longer rely on some of its closest allies. although she did not explicitly mention donald trump, other members of her government did. her foreign minister chastised trump for weakening the west with shortsighted policies. this sea change in transatlantic relations comes after an eye-opening g-7 summit in which trump refused to endorse the paratransit a court, would not sign a free statement in helping refugees. reporter: the german chancellor let off some steam after voicing her disappointment at the g-7 summit in italy. she was clearly disappointed with u.s. president donald trump and reaffirmed her frustration monday at a sustainabili conference in berlin. >> the last few days have showed me, however, that the days when we could completely rely on others are over. we are and will remain close partners. germany of course is a close partner of the united states. we are and will remain c

sarah has no idea it's him.there, too, to make sure she doesn't accidentally bring back darth vader or something. and to make things even more dramatic, michael and sarah have never been on a date before, so sarah has no idea that michael this could go horribly wrong. but you gotta admit, that would be great tv, right? i think -- here she comes. there's two staircases so it's going to be a bit. also, i don't know how many kristofs are out there so i hope to god that's the right one. it's just occurring to me there could be another kristof. in which case -- maybe she's going somewhere very different than prom, i don't know. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] sarah, congratulations! you dragged kristof back here first. kristof? it's good to see you again. so sarah, that means you win the prize package. [ cheers and applause ] kristof, do you want to tell her what she's won? >> sarah -- there's something i wanted to ask you. so kristen bell's going to help me. [ cheers and applause ] >> kristen: sarah, i want you

>> thank you. >> sarah, why the urgency? the ig had an investigation under way of how comey handled the clinton investigation. this was done with no replacement in hand, and the justification, again, is for things that happened months and months ago. what happened within the last 24, 48 hours, why the urgency to do this without even giving a heads-up as well to the career staff at the fbi? >> look, you have a new deputy attorney general in that position. he conducted a review -- >> sarah -- >> a great reputation, yeah. >> the same president of the united states, sarah, praising james comey non-stop for what he did during the campaign. >> last i checked, he was in charge and is very important. >> i think he showed he was in charge last night. i don't think there's any question about that. >> why the change? >> he was given a recommendation. he made a decision and made it quickly. >> you keep talking about the deputy attorney general. you've got the president of the united states who has been praising james comey repeatedly fo

sarah sanders: it varies. not always, particularly sometimes the protocol when it's not the head of state. and prior to the meeting that would not always take place. again, proper protocol was followed in the procedure. reporter: has the president been questioned by the fbi with regard to the investigation into russian interference in the election? sarah sanders: not that i am aware of. i have not had a chance to ask him a question. i'm not going to guess of what he -- reporter: there is a general protocol that discourages conversation with the president about the fbi director on anything that might involve the president. that's the general aspect of the protocol usually required to ensure there is no confusion about political interference or any kind, or even the impression or appearance of political interference by the fbi. scarlet: you are listening to sarah huckabee sanders at the white house. if you want to continue listening to the proceedings, check it out on tv . here andme analysis some summary of

. >>> sarah huckabee sanders is deputy white house press secretary and is joining us now. sarah, good morning to you. >> good morning, great to be with you this morning. >> good to be with you. let's clear one thing up right here and now, is it still the position of the white house and the president that james comey's firing had absolutely nothing to do with russia and his investigation into possible collusion? >> absolutely. look, savannah, it's real simple, any investigation that was taking place on monday is still taking place today. that doesn't change because director comey isn't there. so this absolutely has nothing to do with any investigation into russia. >> do you understand why some people are frankly suspicious? i mean, the president tweeted on tuesday that this was a taxpayer funded charade and a hoax, and he fires the fbi director the very same day. it also is reported that it happened just as congress said comey was asking for more resources for the russia investigation. subpoenas were being issued. do you understand why people are thinking, hey, there is smo

back over to sarah. sarah: we have some sports news to bring you.t the french open, there has been drama off the court. a player has been banished from the tournament after he tried to forcibly kissed a tv reporter. it was live, on air. meantime, well number one, andy murray got the better of hundred. thomas todd helton -- this 43-year-old led dortmund to victory. the club's first trophy in five years. the poor relationship with the club's hierarchy has cost him his job. have a look. >> thousands of lands attended the first training session of the season in august. had been bought and for 100 million euros in transfer fees. the team had lost their spine. they had all been held in the transfer window. they would not let all three of them go. the first sign of cracks emerging in the relationship between him and his employees. reports of issues behind the scenes intensified during the midseason break in january. returning from the training camp in spain, he struggled to find form. in february, he committed a show of character ahead of their away fixtur

d ree years later, though, sarah's had second thoughts. her husband was killed.'s run away from the htremists, and she wants to take her baby back to france. "i want to forget everything here and get my life back," she said. "i want to start again and protect my daughter." she's one of hundreds of young european women who joined isis, some of them just teenagers, easily lured to syria with false alomises of a romantic life in the so-called islamic state. along with other foreign defectors, sarah and her daughter were given shelter by a byderate rebel group in northern syria, but one of their leaders, mohammed adeeb, told us it's difficult to persuade foreign governments to accept the defectors back. o you try to contact their governments and send them home? "we've tried to communicate with several governments," he told us, "but we either get no answer or nothing positive." in paris, moumenah al-hariri is a negotiator hired by sarah's family to try to bring her home. "all the women i help know they have to go to prison once they're back," she told us, "including s

sarah? >> so sarah, was it a mistake for the white house to try to pin the decision to fire comey on rod rosenstein? >> i don't think there was an attempt to pin -- i think his decision was very clear. the president makes the decision. the buck stops with him. no one's ever tried to say that this wasn't the president's decision, that he was aboutnn'te who carried it out. and to try to conflate those things is not what took place. we know that the president has been thinking about this for a long time. wednesday, it certainly, i think, expedited that. the director's testimony last wednesday. and then getting the recommendation from the attorney general -- or deputy attorney general wing, further solidified the president's decision. >> to clarify one thing you said, you said the president has encouraged this investigation with russia. he wants to see it reach its completion sooner rather than later. how has he encouraged it if he just fired the man who is overseeing the russian investigation?

hey, sue. >> lots of gray out there for sure, sarah, jim, we strulinged to 71 degrees. good news drier for evening commute than morning commute and we're not seeing much on radar. lot of clouds to be sure we will not see much of the sun today and early morning rain departed and while we're still waiting for a firm amount to come through can't completely confirm the all clear. you can see the front beginning to pop a couple light showers. thanks to cloud cover i would be shocked if any kind of thunderstorm was able to develop with that. but maybe a little bit of clearing and southwest later tonight. doesn't it seem like we change seasons every week now. last week it was summer. this week we're unsettled and could be dealing with rounds of rain we have to time out four. likely be another round of rain beginning tomorrow afternoon. for the most part the measurable rain today is likely over. it's 68 degrees in gaithersburg and 71 dulles and we just got up to 71 here in the districts and cooler near the water and baltimore, annapolis, leonardtown, all coming in around 66 deg

ron brownstein and sarah we westwo westwood. >> can i respond to one thing sarah said earlier. the president was upset about the public actions of comey than the private. that is a distinction. it is equally inappropriate for the president to shape the public utterance. i felt he has been trying to do this from the beginning. lock him into a con lukoconclus shape or prejudge the outcome and shape and constrain the investigation. the constant even in the statement about the dismissal he told me i was not the subject of the investigation which fbi sources are telling the wall street journal which is false. all of this is trying to lock the fbi in the conclusion to make this difficult to reach a different outpoint. this is one game remaining in town. it does have limits. congressional investigation as opposed to the criminal investigation is a very different beast. often in previous scandals, it has been personal legal liability for individuals anywhere involved in the chain of the story that has proven the break that moves forward of our understanding of what happened. it is an i

sarah: it is reminding the strategy of why.hen we look at the vertical of food, square is very strong going into quick service restaurants. when we go into full-service restaurants, our software is still evolving. what else can we do? delivery was one of the things they needed to never miss a sale. we bought caviar at the time with the idea that we wanted a whole ecosystem of restaurants. we wanted to jump ahead a little. caviar today, we are almost backfilling. we moved in to pick up again this quarter. slowly, the point-of-sale and payments piece is becoming fully featured enough that a restaurant can also use it. it goes back to the strategy of being a technology platform for food delivery and pickup, not just, why are you in the food business? emily: will we see more acquisitions along those lines? more to build out the particular area? sarah: yes, we always want to keep flexible of the across-the-board. in the quarter we raised the convertible debt instrument. $40 -- $440 million on the balance sheet. i got asked why. noth

white house deputy sarah huckabee sanders repeated -- appeared cautious. a desire to achieve peace in syria. that is the broader mission. we are looking at always in order to achieve that and we have not laid out any specifics further than that but this point. >> russia's military said the zones could be expanded and enforcement could be opened up to other nations as well as -- long as the three countries all had unanimous consent. >>> coming up, the winchester mystery house is one of the most is our homes in the bay area and the story of the winchester house is being turned into a major motion picture. in minutes, we explained by they found most of it in a field in australia. >>> in san francisco with -- at the four seasons. environmental groups are raising up to 1 million -- $1 million for this one event. the weather forecast coming up. >>> one of the strangest story and history is about to make its way to the big screen.>> snake on the set of the movie winchester that tells the story of sarah winchester and the bizarre house that she built. >> we are ha

sarah's going to pull me away. thank you so much. >> america might have about political motivations that these cyber security companies like you mention facebook, they're very political or crowd strike. >> i'm sure he'll be happy to come back questions later. actually, he was wrong on one thing. i would gladly let him stay up here and talk cyber security all day. a few announcements and then as promised, i will get to, i'm sure, all of your many pressing questions. i would like to announce that the president also just signed another executive order establishing the bipartisan presidential advisory commission on election integrity. this will be chaired by vice president mike pence. the president's committed to the thorough review of rejection and voting issues in federal elections, and that's exactly what this commission is tasked with doing. the bipartisan commission will be made up of around a dozen members, including current and former secretaries of state with kansas secretary of state chris serving as vice chai

john. >> yeah, thank you, sarah. two questions, both related to the selection of the successor to director comey. when president carter chose an fbi director he had a blue ribbon panel advising him. presidents clinton, obama interviewed several candidates. is the president going to follow this pattern, sore does he have have individual in mind at this point? >> right now i know there are several individuals being considered. and the first step will be determining the acting -- excuse me, the interim director. and that is being handled through the department of justice, so i would refer you to them for right now. >> and the other question i was going to ask was -- >> i fraught, you've got two. >> i've got two. and i'm pretty nice charlotte -- >> scarlet, but that's okay. it's a southern thing. >> her daughter had a birthday. >> just want to make sure we got that in again. happy birthday scarlett. gone with the wind, come on. >> i was going to sail it is a fact that the former association of fbiagies and veterans of th

where some of those veterans took part in the national memorial day parade today >> good evening, sarah, jim, you're right, jim, it is remarkable to think that we were approaching now 3 decades since dessert shield. he's exactly what is upon us. mow the situation in washington remarkable group 200 vet rapz of dessert shield and dessert storm all marked together in the parade. me are launching snational dessert storm war memorial. located near the vietnam veteran memorial and korean war memorial. this will not be cheap and will require fundraising over the next couple days and years as well to get them to their goal. we spoke to lieu ten ebt kyle legs who served in dessert storm and basically this is effort right now country recognize the sacrifice that hundreds of thousands of service members did offer up in the course of that war and to also honor those that lost their lives. this is how he view today for us. >> and we're going to capitalize on that again over 600,000 veterans served in the war and obviously we're doing it to honor those that made the ultimate sacrifice here on memoria

you heard sarah sanders at the briefing.d to clarify because of the president's interview today on nbc news. there have been all kinds of holes in the white house's version of events that have now been, i guess, clarified further because of the president today. how do you explain that? >> well, first of all, if you look at rod rosenstein's letter, it's pretty -- just in length, it's short. i mean, he was very substantiative in it, but it was short. and you certainly come to the conclusi conclusion, well, this is perfectly legitimate, but shuler, there's more thinking and so on. and i think we're just seeing that being reflected now. i think they're putting it in the form of a timeline was useful, but really, this was the right decision, not necessarily done the right way. >> well, it sounds like the rod rosenstein letter was just in impertinent based upon what the president told lester holt, that he made this call irrespective of anyone's recommendations, which is in total contradiction to the original story from the white h

sarah: on the u.s. from 2009, but we think there are is a lot of technology going into auto right now, some good opportunities. delphi splitting itself into a business where it is doing technology on the one side, more traditional auto on the other. as we move into autonomous driving, those providers will have content on those cars. at is where you will see growth. david: do they have intellectual property on the autonomous driving side that would give them an advantage? sarah: you have a bunch of people working on different things. a lot of people have partnered. mobile eye has partnered with delphi. you are getting a lot of data coming in, all of these sensors, you will have to process this. the question is if we can get people to pay for this because that will be lucrative content. david: what makes delphi attractive to you? sarah: the partnership themselves. a lot of folks are doing that in a partnered way, but they will wrap that all up into. you are getting all of this information and that it need

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sarah: it is good to have you with us, i am sarah. today is the final day of campaigning ahead of sunday pot's election in france. emmanuel macron and marine le pen have offered starkly different visions for france from the campaign that has been watched very closely across europe and around the world. right now, macron has a 20 point lead. >> the last day of the campaign was a tough one for marine le pen on the visit to the famous cathedral in france. protesters gave her a hostile reception. the reaction was harsh, she accused the supporters of inciting violence everywhere and say they had no dignity. polls suggest that le pen is way behind her pro-european rival. the politician said that evening she lost the election, she had achieved a complete ideological victory. >> we have been at the center of this election, we have imposed the terms. everybody has been putting out the flag and singing. her opponent spent the last campaign day in the south where supporters gave him a warm welcome. recent polls suggest that he has extended his c

than he'll ever reach in any press conference or before sean spicer and mike huckabee's daughter, sarah, i mean, and go directly to the american people? and don't do any more interviews with lester holt which then is sent over their cable channel and cnn so they can rip it apart every way and side ways. >> right, right. yep, now, look, my advice would be to use the white house press room with no press. and every day to have someone come in, whether spicer or -- and by the way, i think that sarah has done a very good job under very tough circumstances. >> sean: so has spicer. >> sean, i guess -- is he back today from his military duty?

on our tour we saw a doorknob suddenly shaking. >> sarah, is that you? [ laughter ] >> reporter: nope. just a construction worker because parts of the home are still under renovation. so guests coming through this area will have to wear what they call bump caps because it's so low, easy to hit your head. >> whoo! yeah! [ applause ] >> reporter: but with this ribbon cutting today, all are welcome to see most of the mysterious house that sarah winchester built. in san jose, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >> the movie on the winchester mystery house comes out next february. >>> calorie counting can help some lose weight but those popular fitness trackers could sabotage your results. a new study looked at 7 of the top fitness tracker brands. it found that none of them measure the amount of calories burned accurately. but six of the 7 trackers did accurately monitor heart rate. some margin of error is to be expected but it should be lower than what researchers found. >> time now to check the forecast with roberta. >> looks like i have to take back that christmas gift

why don't we start with you, sarah. >> sure. being a part of the jewish community federation has been a multifaceted experience, and i think that's part of the beauty of the organization. because anyone may find a certain entry point where you start to get involved. for me, it was through women's philanthropy in the young adult division. by my involvement, i got to know different people in the community and also in an intergenerational way, which is valuable in terms of learning about leadership and engagement models that came before us. but through my involvement in each of the groups i was able to meteor members, representatives of our community, people who serve in wonderful leadership positions who have taken time to mentor me to share their stories and their experiences but also to hear about my story and who i am and what inspires me to be at the table. i think through those conversations, those shared engagement opportunities, those shared experiences, that not only do we learn about the whole of our community. but for me

emily: that was square cfo sarah friar. paris prosecutor office investigating whether fake news is investigating -- is influencing sunday's election in france. candidate emmanuel macron filed a lawsuit. a report estimates one quarter frenchlinks shared about elections are likely fabricated stories. coming up, inside wi-fi provider has seen a surge since last quarter and has signed a deal with nine satellite providers to keep up with the pace. we will hear from ceo michael small next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: airline wi-fi provider gogo shares went soaring after the company reported q1 results. nearly 7%, topping expectations. the company just struck a deal with airbus. however quality remains a concern. gogo uses air to ground network that offer speeds of 10 megabits per second, which is fairly slow. the companies looking to change that. an exclusive interview with michael small. thank you so much for joining us. you have had a strong report. satellitethat the technology that your competitors use is better. what are you

sarah and adam got compensation from the trust.by this programme has found that at least 1000 mistakes are occurring in england's nhs maternity units each week. we have also found that nearly 260 mothers 01’ also found that nearly 260 mothers or babies died overfour years. these deaths were either not unexpected or could have been avoided. 0nly unexpected or could have been avoided. only 39 out of 81 trusts responded to this question. so the number of deaths could be much higher. the royal college of midwives said safety is being compromised because of the pressure maternity services are under. we are headed for a crisis in our maternity services. the simple truth is we do not have enough midwives working right now. we cannot deliver the safest possible ca re right now. we cannot deliver the safest possible care if we don't have enough midwives and enough doctors working in our services. when you are going to have a baby, you expect to go in with a baby seat and leave with a baby but we came out with a death certificate. you can ge

with that i know sarah wants to pull me away. thank you very much for your time. >> do you have concerns that americans might have about political that these cyber organizations. facebook, very political. >> i'm sure he will be happy to come back to questions later. thank you very much. actually, he was wrong on one thing. i would have gladly let him stay up here and talk cyber security with you all day. few announcements then, as promised, i will get to, i'm sure all of your many pressing questions. i'd like to announce the president just signed another executive order establishing the bipartisan presidential advisory commission on election integrity. this will be chaired by vice president mike pence. the president's committed to the thorough review of registration and voting issues in federal elections. that's exactly what this commission is tasked with doing. the bipartisan commission will be made up of around a dozen members, including current and former secretaries of state with kansas secretary of state serving adds the vic

sarah huckabee sanders filling in for sean spicer has gone to great lengths to say james comey had lost the support of the people within the fbi. >> most importantly, the rank and file of the fbi had lost confidence in their director. >> i think it really came down, the bottom line was he'd lost the respect not only of the rank and file within the fbi, democrats and republicans alike. >> i've heard from countless members of the fbi that are grateful and thankful for the president's decision. >> the problem with that is the new interim director of the fbi, a 21-year veteran, appeared before congress today and was asked about the rank and file at the fbi. >> is it accurate that the rank and file no longer supported director comey? >> no. no, sir, that is not accurate. i can tell you also that director comey enjoyed broad support within the fbi and still does to this day. i can confidently tell you that the majority -- the vast majority of fbi employees enjoyed a deep and positive connection to director comey. >> let's bring in tonight's panel. white house bureau chief for "the washington

it was sarah huckabee sanders who was in for sean spicer. apparently he's still on navy reswrrsest duty from the pentagon. but here's a piece of information. the white house official siz officials at the highest levels including the president are monitoring sarah huckabee's performance this weekend in place of sean spicer in the briefing room. two white house officials were sharply critical of the press shots handling of the comey news last night. it was, an embarrassment. another official said it was a disaster. and another thought it was handled poorly. o that coming in from our own jim acosta. jeff zeleny, let's get back to you. >> reporter: a little bit of context to jim acosta's reporting there. he's watching sarah sanders like he does with every briefing, the president. and they believe sarah sanders is a good communicator, a good spokeswoman. but there's also a good bit of blame to go directorly to the oval office. you can blame a lot of things on sean spicer, the white house press secretary, but last night's reaction to this is proba

that was sarah huckabee at the white house briefing reporters. we bring kevin's really from the really --e -- kevin's kevin, but we start with the comment that sarah huckabee said. she said if hillary were to won the election, she would have fired comey immediately. that begs the question why didn't he do it immediately? y did we get about the decision today and not in january. >> none. she said this was the clearest and that theyisy would beat celebrating the firing had she won the election. she also said the decision came ofn because of any rosen confidence -- and erosion of confidence. later today, president trump will be meeting with the acting director and offered to go to the fbi in the j edgar hoover fbiding to meet with officials. it will make himself available, no time i on that. this is a doubling down, without specifics coming from the administration. that's reminiscent of the first round of immigration executive orders put forth by the white house. during the briefing, i spoke with the senior aide to mark warner, a democrat from virgi

sarah, let's start with you.an effort by the left in this country to overthrow a legitimately elected president of the united states? sarah: i think a special counsel could be a good thing for you president trump. they did not want the investigation to get to this point. by the erodes the democrats? congress who want it to turn into a political cha trade that the white house would want to avoid. a special counsel is able to investigate a white range of things that's we don't know if it will include classified leaks to the press. lou: you know what troubles me about what you are saying, the pro spes becomes the story, and the process sucks the oxygen out of the reality. this is president hoyles bee seedged -- who is besieged from within, and by leaks, and an establishment that means him great harm from without. the deep state of democrats, the left. and this is a president who everyone to this point has said, everyone including james comey said there is no suggestion anywhere in any evidence that he has been allie

later, though, sarah's ha secod second thought.er husband was killed. she's run away from the extremists, and she wants to take her baby back to france. i want to forget everything here and get my life back, she said. i want to start again and protect my daughter. she's won of hundreds of young european women who joined isis, some of them just teenagers, easily lured to syria with false promises of a romantic life in a so-called islamic state. along with other foreign defectors, sarah and her daughter were given shelter by a moderate rebel group in syria, but one of their leaders, mohammad adid told us it's difficult to persuade foreign governments to accept the defectors back. do you try to contact their governments and send them >> translator: we've tried to communicate with several governments, he told us, but we either get no answer or nothing positive. >> reporter: in paris, this is a negotiator hired by sarah's family to try to bring her home. all the women i help know they have to go to prison once they're back, she told us,

sarah hunt is portfolio manager. steven woods joins us as well, chief market strategist at russell investments. he believes investors are getting back to market fundamentals. thank you both for joining us tonight. steven, you say you can't hide from fundamentals. and that's what the market is now pricing in. >> i think so. there's been a lot of political instability for some time now. but if you look at the fundamentals in the u.s. economy, the global economy, and earnings, they're good. but valuations right now, the price of the market, is very expensive. so we think it's going to take more than good fundamentals to support these lofty valuations. this is why we preach multiasset and global diversity, it should be equities and fixed income globally. i think fundamentals have come back more to the foreof the calculations. >> sarah, a lot of people have been waiting for a bit of a pullback in the market. i mean, there have been records earlier this week, and as we pointed out, we're not far from those records even tod

sarah, let's start with you. this other than it's an effort by the left in this country to overthrow a legitimately elected president of the united states? sarah: i think a special counsel could be a good thing for you president trump. they did not want the investigation to get to this point. by the erodes the democrats? congress who want it to turn into a political cha trade that the white house would want to avoid. a special counsel is able to investigate a white range of things that's we don't know if it will include classified leaks to the press. lou: you know what troubles me about what you are saying, the pro spes becomes the story, and the process sucks the oxygen out of the reality. this is president hoyles bee seedged -- who is besieged from within, and by leaks, and an establishment that means him great harm from without. the deep state of democrats, the left. and this is a president who everyone to this point has said, everyone including james comey said there is no suggestion anywhere in any evidence

sarah, what is this? what... what have you found?utiful. >> whitaker: ohhh, a hand. >> parcak: this is amazing. >> whitaker: look at this. you've got an arm there-- >> parcak: this is a limestone block that was part of this-- probably part of this tomb. >> whitaker: so this is a big find? >> parcak: it's a very big find. it's the biggest find of our season. >> whitaker: the stone is part of a much larger slab. look closely and you can make out the lower half of a seated person and the hand of another. oh, look at that. that's incredible. who's buried here was a mystery, until parcak's team solved it. she took us to an alcove at the back of the tomb where they discovered this stone tablet with a name: >> parcak: intef, intef. >> whitaker: intef. it describes a powerful man, head of the pharaoh's treasury and overseer of his army. parcak showed us the tablet is damaged and she wondered whether intef's enemies desecrated his tomb. >> parcak: was he corrupt? was he-- did he step on too many people on his way to the top? who was this guy?

send it back over to shawn and sarah now. >> cooldown is coming.hank you sue. >>> we wants to hear from you guys tonight. there's a lot going on. >> sound off with fox5's ronica cleary. hey, sarah. we're at the old ebbitt grille. tonight we're asking you about sheriff david clark. he says he's got a role in the department of homeland security. what do you think about it? we're going to hear from these people after the break. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> president trump's staff is evolving. in fact a controversial sheriff may be joining his administration. david clark says he will be the new assistant secretary of the department of homeland security. the milwaukee county sheriff is a vocal gun rights supporter and has criticized the black lives matter movement. the position does not require isn't it confirmation. >> ronica cleary is live at old ebbitt grille getting the pulse of the people. >> reporter: hey, shawn and sarah. i've talked with a few people before. i got to say 50-50 on people really aware who he is but i found a handful of people who do andet them. s

really all the way down to sarah's red nails. >> red nails. >> whats what did he say?thought she said nose. >> red fingernails. >> i was saying there is a lot of matching here. >> we're going for it today. >> a lot of people out and about. parades in virginia. gorgeous day for it. >> thank goodness nice to have a day this holiday weekend we were rain free and even though i know it was about time. man we have some really murky whole move may gloomy weather days than brights weather days and as you look live outside there's the washington monument and closing out a holiday weekend and picking out the summer season and finally late day sunshine looks nice out. there clouds kind of billowing through the afternoon hours and not producing much. just not unstable enough and with humidity dropping this evening this should be nice toss go outdoors and grill before you head back to work and school tomorrow. school year come topingd soon. fog expected to roll back in late tonight. tomorrow morning going to look a lot like this morning waking one clouds cover. maybe showers. thund

we heard that from sarah huckabee sanders yesterday. we know it's the opposite. they've asked for more resources. they've issued grand jury subpoenas. the white house said repeatedly no evidence of collusion. in fact, senator burr and senator warner, i reached out to both of them yesterday. both of them said that is still an open question. >> and today the deputy attorney general called it a highly significant investigation. that's not a small thing. and what was interesting to me is the president continuing to ask the fbi director whether he's under investigation. three times. >> and the president, you heard him say in this new nbc news interview that he totally stands by what he wrote in this letter firing comey and he wrote, while i greatly appreciate you informing me on three separate occasions that i am not under investigation, i nevertheless concur with the judgment of the department of justice that you are not able to effectively lead the bureau. and in this new sbinterview the president gave some specifics about how that conversation was saying that he sp

it's called the witch's cap and this is where they believe sarah communicated with the dead. an innovator of her time. she had the latest technologies and appliances and used only the finest materials that money could buy. >> this house is a manifestation of sarah winchester and i think in that sense, it's haunted. >> reporter: shooting is expected to go well into the night and should wrap by tomorrow. now, this movie is due out in early 2018. coming up at 6:00, ken, i'll show you a part of this house that's not often shown to tourists. it's also the place where you're most likely to see an apparition. ken? >> can't wait. i have been in that house. 13 windows. the number 13 figures prominently in the film. i can't wait to see the movie. i think it's going to be great. >> reporter: i think so, too. >> betty yu in san jose, thanks, betty. >>> tomorrow is a big day for a napa winery rocked by the 2014 earthquake. the vineyards' barn shifted four feet to the west and leaned like the tower of pisa. the building is more than 100 years old and at the time it was built it had some of