what did i just say?n january of 1992. >> afterwards, bernard said she tried to move on but couldn't and attempted suicide as she had when she was a teen. >> nobody knew that i spent many moments up there trying to kill myself. >> after one suicide attempt in 1992, a psychotherapist had her make these drawings. >> mr. c, i can't move. i can't breathe. somebody help me. >> breaking news, a stunning admission from bill cosby. >> admitting underoath he gave drugs to one woman before having sex with her. >> in july of 2015, bernard got validation from an unexpected place. an unsealed transcript of cosby's deposition in the andrea constand civil case. in the 2005 deposition, constand's attorney asked cosby about another woman's claim that he gave her quaaludes in las vegas. when you got the quaaludes was it in your mind that you were going to use these quaaludes with young woman that you wanted to have sex with? yes, cosby answered. >> some people looked at that as a smoking gun, there are the drugs he procure

they don't say what they are saying but they say what they want us to hear. i'm very disgusted with the media and do not watch the main stations. due to the bias of the president of the united states. host: when it comes to those who deliver the message, who do you think does a good job? caller: i think conway and spencer do really good job. i think the president does a very good job at times, he gets frustrated. if i was him i would not take questions either. i would not invite them to my house. i would not invite them to my home to treat me like that and the frustrations that he's having it's what needs to be. the democratic party needs to get their head together and do something beside sit there and think of ways to bring the president down. we need more time for good news and less time for the nonsense that the media is putting out there. hussein host: let's go to amy in georgia, democrats line. caller: the white house is the people's house. i think that trump's spokespeople are doing a great job. they're very effective because they are a perfect recipe r

it says you can say one of those things but you can't say the other and get trademark. >> but it sweeps with a broad brush. and i think the reason that viewpoint-based discrimination has historically been the most disfavored type of regulation from a first amendment perspective is that it creates the danger that the government is attempting to suppress disfavored messages. there's a tee tab, a trademark deal with an appeal board decision from 1969 that declined to register a proposed trademark that was essentially the soviet hammer and sickle with a slash through it. and registration was denied on the ground that it disparaged the national symbol of the soviet union. now, obviously, hostility toward the soviet union was not inconsistent with united states policy in 1969. no one would have perceived the denial of trademark registration as an attempt to suppress a disfavored viewpoint. and the point of my defense of the statute is it sweeps with such a broad brush. >> but that's like saying it does so much viewpoint-based discrimination that it becomes all right. >> but it does so -- i me

gary: did he really say that? a winner in snapchat followers, instagram followers, this is his life. gary: i got to admit, i did not know any of these golfers. i like fowler, he reminds me of andre agasi, he dresses flashy, at least he makes you look up. i'm one of these guys that says "when is tiger woods coming back."darya: that's the thing, at least he stands out. it's almost like its okay for other athletes like jeter to date models but golfers can't do it. golf has a different standard, they don't like that. with jeter and a-rod we're following who they are dating.gary: once again, once people start winning then it is okay for them to do that.( darya ) darya: if the kardashians are the way to go lets show you what they were doing on father's day. here's rob kardashian on father's day with blac chyna. they were at disneyland.gary: i don't know how they're together, i don't see that one.( darya )darya: i always like to follow tom brady, this is the coolest shot. tommy is in china with his son at the great wall.

intel says yes they did. we're live in doha next. >>> at least some of the blame for the diplomatic crisis falling on qatar may be russia. cnn reporting u.s. investigators believe russian hackers breached qatar's state news agency to plant a fake news report that contributed to the crisis among manner alice in the persian gulf. >>> that fake report falsely attributed remarks to the nation's ruler, remarks friendly to iran and questioned whether president trump would last in office. we go live to qatar's capital, doha. >> reporter: good morning. just to put this into context if you recall a couple of weeks ago there was this story that came out on the qatari state news agency with quotes attributed to the ruler of qatar, basically criticizing gulf countries like saudi arabia, praising iran as an islamic power and also criticizing president trump. we heard from officials at the time saying that they had been hacked. now the new information we're getting what our cnn colleagues in washington broke overnight is t

republican assemblyman travis allen says voters never got a fair say in this new tax increase. é<> <"imply put the people of california never got a chance to decide on this jerry brown was elected in 2010 with a simple promise, no new taxes without voter approval, but he did just that just a few weeks ago when he rammed through this largest tax increase in california's history.">( james ) he is trying to collect at least 365 thousand signatures from voters to put a gas tax repeal initiative on the november 2018 ballot. ( james ) disturbing allegations at a south bay high school. students are accused of creating and promoting what some are calling a "kill list" targetting african american students. as kron four's rob fladeboe reports a lawsuit is being filed against monta vista high school in cupertino. walter wilson/african-american community" this is unconcionable, we're talking about killing people at school..."walter wilson and other south bay activists on tuesday denouncing what they say was an attempt to incite violence against african american students and women last fall at mon

police say... people smoking cigarettes near the crash site may have caused the explosion. ( mark ) a rescue operation is under way after a tourist boat sank in colombia. officials say at least six people were killed in sunday's incident. more than 30-others are still missing in the reservoir where the vessel went down. search efforts were suspended overnight because of storms in the area. one survivor says the vessel did ánotá have life vests on board. emergency officials say at least 100 people were rescued... 21 of them had to be treated for injuries. (darya) back here in the bay area... a motorcyclist is behind bars and accused of driving recklessly. c-h-p contra costa posted "slow-motion" video from its helicopter on facebook. it shows the driver on a green motorcycle in orinda on highway 24 by hidden valley road. c-h-p says the rider was kicking, punching and smashing mirrors. the rider led the "air-ops" team and patrol cars to his house where officers for him. he faces charges of reckless dr

some people say he can be. others say he cannot be. the point is not whether or not he'll be indicted in -- by a grand jury. the president is whether obstructionist behavior, if proven, can be referred to the house of representatives as a high crime and misdemeanor for krrgs in an impeachment proceeding. if he behaves in an obstructionist behavior, just as with nixon and bill clinton lying under oath would deemed to be obstruction of justice, referred charged, sent to the senate, that can follow here with president trump. he may not be indictable. that's debatable. but i don't think that is depositive. >> david, let me give you a chance. i want to hear from you again. >> none of the statutory provisions apply here. but beyond that, as a constitutional matter -- i'm not saying that the president cannot obstruct justice. he can if he's intimidating a witness or impeding a judicial process. but given an order -- and it was not that -- to stop an investigation or commence an investigation is entirely within his discretion. it can never, ev

you see what i'm saying? >> i'm going to pretend you didn't even say that. but if that is the worst thing that happened today that the name liar is thrown out there, this is a pretty darn good day. >> he's actually right. it could have been a really, really -- >> well, as opposed to what, obstruction? >> director comey came out and said he did say -- >> absolutely. >> came out and said he did not try to impede the investigation into russia. he came out and made that clear. >> he also said he didn't ask much about it. >> even at the time when he left. there are things you can latch on to. >> he said he couldn't point to a single vote that was changed in this election by some supposed coordination between the campaign and a foreign entity. >> no one's ever said any votes were changed. and also, that's not the namp nature of the investigation from the fbi. that's not what they look at. >> he came out and said all those things today. we had some name calling today. going into the specific things, saying that the president, writing in this memo, that he might lie

she says he sexually assaulted her." she was able to stop her attacker.police say the driver actually got back into the driver's seat, and drove the last mile or so to her destination."i think she was pretty much in shock and not knowing exactly what had happened. she got there, she got out of the car, got there with friends and told them what had occurred and they immediately reported it to us." detectives got in contact with uber to look through some records.they found several other ways to track down their suspect, too."and interview some witnesses that we were able to locate, and also located some surveillance video. we were able to positively identify the vehicle."the car led them to the driver, leonid beker.he lives in san francisco, and s-f-p-d's special victim's unit was on hand when moraga officer arrested him on suspicion of sexual battery. chief king says there's no concrete evidence that he's a repeat offender, but they want other victims, if there are any, to come forward.he says a crime like this makes you

what he says. the top intelligence chiefs were all there, senator. i have to say they were not really answering questions. it was incredibly frustrating when they were asked about their conversations with the president. let me give a quick play here. >> i don't believe it's appropriate for me to address that in a public session. >> you're not going to discuss the specifics of conversation wsz the president of the united states? >> woir default position is that when there's an investigation, we do not discuss it publicly. it. >> it would not be appropriate for me, sir, to discuss issues that are potentially within the purr screw of the special counsel's investigation. >> you of course also have an investigation. it's an important one. do you feel frustrated? why do they even bother to show up if they're going to say that? how do you feel about that? >> well, first of all, there was no assertion of executive privilege. and that's -- i don't understand why these individuals did not answer all of our q

deputies say that's happened before. thomas was still on probation for attacking three deputies back in 2014. berkeley police say the boy is out of the hospital. ( james ) happening today... one of the two men charged in the deadly ghost ship warehouse fire will make his first court appearance. derick almena will be arraigned in alameda county. he was the man in charge of the warehouse when it went up in flames last december. 36 people died in the fire. almena is charged with 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter. if convicted he faces up to 39 years in prison. ( james ) now to the dubs... the warriors are on the verge of history. they are still undefeated this postseason after a thrilling game three victory against the cleveland cavaliers in the nba finals. golden state is now just one win from the championship. let's go to the highlights now. we'll jump straight to the 3rd quarter. the dubs, down by two when steph curry drives inside and flips it in and gets the and one. the warriors take the lead after the free throw.

gary says mark is his lead in every night. he says he was talking about me last night...and weather. gary says i know more than him on sports. the giants win a game. doesn't sound as good as giants win the pennant...but it's something. gary says they have to keep winning... and they have to say this isn't our year, but we don't want to embarrass ourselves and lose 100 games. (mark) and then hunter strickland had a two hour skype session where he tried to appeal his suspension... but the ruling came down and he lost. so he is out six games now. gary wants to know if strickland claimed he didn't hit him on purpose. strickland said he was very sorry... but he should just take the suspension and be done with it. gary says it's probably six games without pay... so there is money involved and he has to pay the lawyers anyways. (mark) and a lot of stuff going on overnight with the n-b-a trades. dwight howard is traded to charlotte after one year with atlanta. and d'angelo russell is traded to brooklyn from the lakers. a lot of stuff going on before the draft. gary says he is bla

you say bread crumbs. i say little land mines because everyone is saying there wasn't anything that was punitive damagely explosiv damagelyhugely explosive. also learning today that the president's son-in-law is going to meet with members of the senate intelligence committee as early as this month. >> right. he's going to be interviewed by the -- >> what does it say about the speed of this veginvestigation? >> this is congress's job. the special counsel takes a very long time because the special counsel is talking about prosecution, and that takes a long time. the congress needs to shed light, and that's their job. and they are making progress. and i think without being too polly a polly ana-ish about it, what we saw in the senate today was impressive. yes, it was partisan, and yes, democrats came at things differently than republicans. but they all asked good questions. you didn't hear republicans attacking comey's veracity. you heard them asking questions about, well, if you thought this was so terrible,

>> well, i can't say that. i will tell you, i didn't say that. >> and would you pledge -- >> and according to everything i have read today, i didn't say that. >> no, he did not. >> so he said those things under oath. would you be willing to go under oath and -- >> 100%. i hardly know the man. i wouldn't say, i want to you pledge allegiance. who would do that? who would ask a man to pledge allegiance under oath? think of it, i hardly know the man. it doesn't make sense. no, i didn't say that and i didn't say the other. >> so if robert mueller wanted to -- >> i would be happy to tell them just what i told you. >> you seem to be hinting about recordings -- >> i'm not hinting about anything. i will tell you over a very short period of time. >> when will you tell us? >> over a very short period of time. >> are there tapes, sir? >> oh, you're going to be very disappointed when you hear the answer. don't worry. >> so the president there not willing to provide any kind of time line as to when he is going to be answerin

police say...eople smoking cigarettes near the crash site may have caused the explosion. ( james ) a rescue operation is under way after a tourist boat sank in colombia. officials say at least six people were killed in sunday's incident near the town of guatape. more than 30-others are still missing in the reservoir where the vessel went down. emergency officials say at least 100 people were rescued - and 21-of them are injured. one survivor says the vessel did ánotá have life vests on board. (james) still ahead on the kron four morning news. the oakland a's are out of town, so the warriors took over the coliseum. we'll show you what the dubs did on the diamond. and splash brother klay thompson was ánotá there, but something he did is going viral this morning. we'll show you what he did while overseas. and next. a lot of people are expected to get on a plane this summer. we'll tell you what items t-s-a says you should leave behind. and here's a live look outside... embarcadero. this summer lots of

you know what i'm saying?o now there's brown pride month. black history month. where the hell is white history month? >> despite his feelings, russell says he's learned to get along with other races in jail. >> it's all about respect. as long as you respect me, we ain't got no problems. race or not i hate you as a race. as a man i'll respect you because, you know, you showed me respect. now who am i more apt to get along with and associate with, yeah, of course, whites. >> this is a wonderful life we get to live in sorry ass jail. i guess it could be worse. i could still be strung out and sitting here. be dope sick. >> russell says heroin addiction has fueled his criminal life and harmed his standing with other skinheads. >> a true skinhead doesn't get high, you know. because you have to prepare yourself at any given time to be ready to go to war for your race. >> but staff say no gang or race related wars will break out in this jail any time soon. >> our disciplinary measures are harsh. the inmates that come

i was wrong, comey says.in the dinner and to phone calls, he did discuss president trump was not personally under fbi investigation, just as mr. confed said. abc also reported that comey will testify that he does not believe the president was obstructing justice and asking him to consider dropping his probe of michael flynn. comey's testimony offers no opinion on whether it was obstruction or not. testimony confirms "new york times" story saying that the president told him "i hope you can let this go." of the flynn investigation. >> i want to find out if there was a problem with an election having to do with russia. >> saying he understood it to be talking about the flynn inquiry, not the broader investigation. comey confirmed the story that the president asked for his loyalty. the president denied asking the loyalty question. comey's language almost perfectly matches some of the linked stories. >> bret: thank let's get reaction to comey's prepared testimony. and a look ahead, a look back at today's hearings.

that daycare says it has taken appropriate action but the family says it's too much. fox 29's dave kinchen is in life in olney tonight. >> reporter: the mother says sean made i was of this incident until the next day. she says she wants that worker punish. >> i would never expect it to be her. i would never expect it to be her. >> reporter: brianna woods says this surveillance video shows a female daycare staff pushing her little boy who falls to the ground thursday at olney academy daycare in north philadelphia. >> i automatically panic. i didn't know what was going on. >> reporter: two-year-old noah alexander has a lump on his forehead. brianna says the video also shows the worker hitting her son and later being dangerously pulled up after the fall. >> she grabs him by one arm, you know what i'm saying, leave all the weight on one arm. that's not how you pick up a child. i don't even hit him. i barely hit him. i talk to him more than anythi anything. so for someone else to put their hands so aggressive al as she did it it hurt me. it hurt everybody. >> reporter: dir

he says his staff does not know what went wrong.avila says she tried to ride in the ambulance with herto the hospital but a nurse stopped her and told her that her daughter would be okaraceli avila, mother of daleyza: "how is she going to wake up when she has tape on her eyes? my daughter wasn't doing well." yolanda dawson, aunt of daleyza: "what we want is justice. we want this place to be closed down."now her family and even strangers are joining her cause with their own concerns about the safety of this facilitymaria pottratz, protester: "i have a lot of concerns especially when my grandchildren have been here at this facility."the administrator said they're licensed by the state and at every surgery there's one dentist, an anesthesiologist, and two assistants.but for the family they just want to know not only why this tragedy happened... and how it can be prevented.yolanda dawson, aunt: "and whoever is responsible to be criminally prosecuted.".... ( james ) vigils have been held for the little girl and the family is also raising money to help with the funeral costs. the surgery cen

do you know what i'm saying? >> i don't know what you're saying. you have to understand -- >> you, yourself, said this may be an instance not knowing what they're doing and that's what i'm saying. >> this is why. comey probably came to set the parameters and i talked to axelrod prior to it and i was asking him, look, when you came into the white house, did you not get the protocol understanding of what happens, what you can and cannot do? there is a lot of stuff that's all right. he was president-elect at the time. you cannot hold him at that standard for this. >> i'm not holding him at the standard. i'm saying comey made the distinction but trump did not. >> i don't see your argument, i'm sorry. >> he only spoke alone with president obama, your former boss twice in person, never on the phone, he recalled nine one-on-one conversations with president trump in just four months. what do you make of that? >> well, look, my recollection is when the president appointed judges, and i think when he appointed comey, the last thing he said to him after he ma

most say the police shot in the head. now we're hearing from a survivor that told the gunman to get out before the bullets flew. let's get to it. good monday afternoon from the fox news deck. the british police say they know the names of all of the terrorists that went on a ram pain in london saturday night ramming their van into a bunch of people on the london bridge before going on a stabbing spree at the borough market. so far they released the names of two of the suspects. one is a british citizen that lived in the area. police say the other lived in the area and there's conflicting reports on age and nationality. shortly after the attack, police shot and killed these two men and a third man whose name they have not made public. the killers were wearing fake suicide vests. police say knew about butt before the attack. he had been reported to have terrorized himself but he was nod planning anything before the brutal attack that killed seven and injured 48 others. isis has claimed responsibility. saturday was the third

right now police are not saying that this was an act of terrorism but say counter terrprism police are investigating... police say the driver of a van that hit pedestrians is a 48-year-old man who has been arrested and taken to a hospital. the crash happened just after four our time... that's about midnight in london where worshipers were leaving a mosgue... after attending prayers as part of the muslim holy month of ramadan. a woman who lives close to where a vehicle hit pedestrians in london describes what she heard and saw. <>(jr stone) again police have not said if this was a d-u-i crash or if it is terrorism related... this latest incident comes after a sismilar crash earlier this month, a van veered into pedestrians on london bridge, setting off vehicle and knife attacks that killed eight people and wounded many others on the bridge and in the nearby borough market area. three muslim extremists who carried out the attack were killed by police. (jr stone) and we first told you about this story arond five this evening through a push alert... to get the latest information on big sto

antioch police say this was an accident. said the 15-year-old who shot marcos meant no harm and doesn't think he should be punished. sot: chaz meyers, friend//"i want to talk to him, comfort him and let him know it's okay because accidents happen." ( darya ) the owners of a pleasanton construction company are being accused of racially harrassing an african american employee. the woman says she was then wrongfully fired when she complained about it. tishay wright says she was given a rhinestone confederate flag purse with pictures of her boss dressed up like president trump and his wife dressed as a trump supporter. in both pictures, banners with more confederate symbols and slogans can be seen in the background. the company is called southland construction management. the former project manager says the purse was given as a gift at a holiday party:

they say this rule is unconstitutional.y say they expect to prevail in the fall, however, they wanted to see it held off until that court ruling. that did not happen today. >> all right. we'll find out in the fall. tom. tom let's talk about health care quickly the senate a big week people are talking about mcconnell wants to bring this thing that to a vote. five republicans are saying they can't support it. they want more time for negotiations. where do we stand? >> reporter: as you just explained, cbo comes out with this score today. they say 22 million people are going to lose health care insurance. the house version had 23 million. well you can look at that and say, well, they've improved that by 1 million but the bottom line is this. republicans have a lot of problems in their own house right now both on the left and the right, and here's why. some republicans like rand paul are saying, this doesn't go far enough. this does not repeal obama care. this is not what he is going to sign up for. on the other hand, you've got

the president is saying no on those things, james comey is saying yes. either the president is lying about those things publicly or james comey is about to lie about those things under oath tomorrow morning. that itself is really important. beyond that there is a question whether the behavior described by the president is illegal. not an easy question to answer. the reason it's not an easy question to answer is fascinating. that's it. ghbor's fence. and once we do, we see wonder waiting. every step you take, narrows the influence of narrow minds. bridges continents and brings this world one step closer. so, the question you asked me. what is the key? it's you. everything in one place, so you can travel the world better. but with my back pain i couldn't sleep or get up in time. then i found aleve pm. the only one to combine a sleep aid plus the 12 hour pain relieving strength of aleve. and now. i'm back! aleve pm for a better am. you on a perfect car,rch then smash it into a tree. your insurance company raises your rates... maybe you should've done more r

let's say better utilize exist of the soul says to optimize friends and to reduce the how can i say the duplications that exist among european armies because if you take it up here in union you see twenty eight or twenty seven european armies and they duplicate in many things so this is an airfield which is going to take place bought and here i have a clear ideas about it this is not going to be an european army in any way. and german chancellor angela merkel is saying that here of can no longer rely on others and that that's a quote europeans have to take their fate into their own hands do you agree do you think the e.u. has been too dependent on the united states for example well i don't know you know because it is very difficult how could i say to say to judge a policy of a big country only on the club rational may do it in a letter of complaint so i don't have an idea what mrs macken has in mind. to buy mine for four by experience i think the nato will stay on because you know nato is useful as a practical tool and that is no reason to my mind. soul you know it is not in going to th

of going against what his legal department is saying, what the justice department is saying. so i would think that they would tell him, maybe don't make a public comment, but i would think he may not be able to help himself. now the white house at this point is directing all questions on russia to president trump, his outside counsel, casto wits. so they're directing all comments to them. this will be a test to see if they can stick with that, and whether president trump will be comfortable with all of his spokesmen saying, no, talk to the outside counsel. >> and remember a couple weeks ago there was this conversation about whether mr. trump's legal team would begin vetting his tweets. it appears the answer is no. [ laughter ] >> it doesn't seem like that's the case. and it seems like that they are, even though they're saying they're not going to talk about, if president trump talks about it, how does that work? and then the outside counsel hasn't been answering questions. so they're directing us to ask them questions, but he hasn't been commenting. >> and how is congress sor

you can probably say yes, you can say no, it's probably 50-50. but the bill is just devastating. that's what's making it so hard for them to pass it. here's what it does. it kills the middle class and gives money to the wealthy. let's not forget one thing, george. the hard, hard right. the thousand very wealthy people have such dominance in the republican party. they have had two goals for decades. one, reduce taxes on the rich. people who make over $1 million get an average of a $57,000 tax cut. two, destroy the social safety net for the middle class of social security and medicaid. that's why there's such pressure on republicans. there is this narrow group of wealthy people with power. the american people are crying out and saying no. >> if this goes down you call the white house the next day? >> i call the white house the next day. i would be happy to, and say two things. first, stop sabotaging obamacare. this cost-sharing proposal that democrats have been for and the republicans have rejected. the insurance industry says it's the number one way to stabilize obamacare. in fact

think about what you are saying before you say it.t >> greg: i wouldn't have a job if i did that. >> kimberly: we like you just fine, greg. >> jesse: i want to pick up on something greg just said. this guy, asked lon, he's not going to respond in a derogatory fashion -- he called trump a pie of blank. he said go f yourself. he said of cory lewandowski, you are in a in and a hole. the crazier the left is becoming, i think it shows how effective president trump is being. he has had a beheading situation, chelsea handler saying crazy stuff. all this goofy stuff over at nb nbc, i think president trump is doing it to them. he's driving a stake right between the heart of the left and he's peeling the fringe left out this way. now franken has to distance himself from people like kathy griffin but he's also driving a real wedge between the mainstream media and american public. they are getting so loopy and crazy and the public is just tuning them out. >> juan: i don't think the public is tuning them out. i'm just telling you, the ratings -- i

and, what do we say? >> good evening, a pretty good day for president trump because top intel officials testified and sort of a preamble to this on the hill and suggested the commander in chief did not improperly pressured them to interfere with this russian probe and the teaser we are getting up james comey's testimony tomorrow -- that is backing up the commander in chief's account that he was not under investigation. and even one comey will detail his february oval office meeting with the president where mr. trump asked him about the probe of michael flynn being let go, they did not share this with fbi agents. comey says because we also concluded that given it was a one-on-one conversation, there was nothing available to cooperate my account. figuring even he admits it's a high bar to prove obstruction of justice. even so, there could be real political damage to this as a testify about the january dinner, for example. he will testify, a few minutes later, the president said i need loyalty, i expect loya

he says while older people and those with compromised health are vulnerable - he says kids are also at while out at summer camps. he says everyone needs breaks in the shade or in air conditioning during these conditons. in walnut creek, terisa estaico the hot weather is causing problems for people who have to leave the comfort of home air conditioning - and actually go someplace.. that includes the many local residents who commute to work using bart...catherine heenan is here to explain.. (catherine) no one loves a crowded bart ride on the best of days... but throw in hot weather - and things can get miserable pretty fast.. we talked to some riders today who say that bart's air conditioning systemcan be pretty spotty. it sounds like it could be a matter of luck....with some people saying they're fairly comfortable... and others insisting they often get stuck in cars which don't seem to have much, if any, air conditioning.. other places where everyone is paying attention to the heat --- athletic fields.especially where young students are involved. coaches at this high school football ca

. >> reporter: well, ken, the comedian says she has been receiving death threats and says the president is trying to break her. all because of this photo showing griffin holding a bloody head resembling our president, donald trump. >> regarding the image that i participated in, the apology absolutely stands. i feel horrible. >> reporter: kathy griffin says she is sorry for the controversial video showing her holding a fake bloody head of donald trump. but she also says what's happened in response is unprecedented. >> a sitting president of the united states and his grown children and the first lady are personally, i feel, personally trying to ruin my life forever! >> reporter: griffin claims she received death threats since posting the video to twitter. her attorney says the secret service has also contacted her. they argue the image was a play on comments president trump made on the campaign trail. >> quote, she had blood coming out of her eyes. she had blood coming out of her wherever. kathy did not forget that disgusting remark. it was a parody of trump's own sexist remarks taken to

did i say president bush? -- it ismeant to say hard for me to say it, you know. poor president bush. i apologize. [laughter] the debt ceiling -- i started to say about the uncertainty in this administration. you have the secretary of the treasury, mnuchin, saying it should be a clean debt ceiling. and the omb director saying he's catering to the freedom caucus to put all kinds of things, cuts in it. not going down that path, and if they were to go down that path to lift the debt ceiling, in that the house, i delegate capacity that in the senate. so, let's just be efficient. let's remove all doubt. let's save our debate for another subject. this is the full faith and credit of the united states. reporter: so your caucus would not demand any special provisions in that bill? ms. pelosi: no, no. clean. clean. as i said before, this is about debts incurred. it's about things they have voted for to spend money on. it's about tax cuts they have given, which are tax expenditures that need to be covered. so, this is about what is already spent or accounted for. it's not a

>>> i didn't say that. i mean, i will tell you, i didn't say that. there would be nothing wrong if i did. >> one of them is lying. >> you would be willing to speak under oath to give your version -- >> 100%. >> a he said/she said situation. both guys say the other one is lying. >> when will you tell us? >> over a short period of time. you will be disappointed when you hear the answer. >> enough is enough. >> demanding to know. >> he's a leaker. we want to get back to running our great country. >> it's good to be sitting here knowing you are there with us. good morning to you. >> i'm martin savidge in for victor. >> president trump is spending the weekend at his new jersey golf club. the war of words, however, is in full swing. the president firing back at james comey after the blockbuster testimony on capitol hill. listen to this. >> no collusion. no obstruction. he's a leaker. but, we want to get back to running our great country. >> now lawmakers are demanding those memos, the tapes, if there are any and records of president trump's conversations w

they're saying i didn't say that at all. they're denying the facts., no tapes of the conversation, it may be very difficult to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that he did say those things. >> all right. charlie savage and carrie cordero, thank you so much. we benefited greatly from your expertise. >>> up next, how long until the russia investigation starts to erode support, if ever, within the president's loyal base? steve kornacki heads to the big board. for an exceptionally fresh feeling choose philips sonicare diamondclean. hear the difference versus oral b. in a recently published clinical study, philips sonicare diamondclean outperforms oral-b 7000, removing up to 82% more plaque and improving gum health up to 70% more. its sonic technology cleaning deep between teeth. from the most recommended sonic toothbrush brand by dental professionals. switch to philips sonicare today. philips sonicare. save when you buy now. adult 7+ promotes alertness and mental sharpness in dogs philips sonicare. 7 and older. (ray) the difference has been incredible. she

president trump says james comey is lying. and he says he's willing to say that under oath.will get reaction to a day in the news garden from the panel when we come back >> no collusion, no obstruction. he is a leaker. james comey confirmed that a lot of what i said. and some of the things he said weren't true. >> you said you hope the flynn investigation -- >> i didn't say that. >> so he lied about that? >> i will tell you, i didn't say that. >> will you be willing to speak under oath to give your version of events? >> 100%. i hardly know the man. i don't -- who would do that? >> so have robert mueller wanted to speak with you about that -- >> i would be glad to tell you exactly what i told you. >> you seem to be hinting -- >> i'm not hinting at anything for it i will tell you in a very short period of time. you will be very disappointing when you hear the answer. don't worry. >> bret: what is the answer? are there tapes? we knew there would be some pushback after the first tweet hit this morning early. despite so many false statements and flies, total and complete vindicat

ambulance service says at least 30 people have been trance tort ports to area hospital, and one man says it seems impossible there wouldn't be if a. here is a map, the fire is burning at grenfell tower, on latimer road. that puts the high-rise about a mile northwest of kensington palace. here's video from earlier. it broke out about 1:00 a.m. london time when most people were likely asleep. two witnesses say they heard household smoke alarms, but no fire alarms. witnesses reported people jumping out of windows. other people have been heard screaming for help. 24 story building has 120 residential units. flames have open gulfed the entire -- engulfed the entire structure, and there are concerns it could collapse. 200 firefighters have been battling the fire for six hours. at this point, there is no word on how it started. >>> to washington where the senate intelligence committee turned attention to attorney general jeff sessions. sessions strongly denied that his meetings with russian officials during the 2016 campaign were improper, despite recusing himself from the russia probe. >> repo

35% say steph curry. 39% say kevin durant. have a couple someone else's. >> let's hear. >> gregory writes kyrie will shine. as long as it is not lebron or kyrie. >> kyrie will shine. >> yeah. >> let's hope he doesn't. >> we will see. >> thank you for reaching out to us. >>> speaking of shining, mark, hopefully we will get sunshine later today in many pockets of the bay area. >> the fog is holding tough near the coast and the bay right now. it will gradually clear back to near the shoreline later on this afternoon. it will be a slow gradual process. this is what you would expect for june. today is june 1st. the fog bank hugging the shoreline. beginning to lift in a few areas. stubborn overcast for the coast and the bay. santa rosa has warmed up into the 60s. 61. san francisco, 57. more 60s to report towards concord and livermore he can checking in at 62. i mentioned it is june 1st. this is actually squaw veal this -- squaw valley. you could actually ski for the weekend. amazing how much snow is still up on the slopes. just to g

testifying because it would cause poem too say what is he hiding. >> woodruff: and people are sayingthe president did that, it would be explosive. >> absolutely. let me him testify and respond to it. if you block him from testifying in the first place, the first place is, of course, the white house has something to hide, that's why they don't want him to testify. >> woodruff: let's go back to the storm of tweets you heard. >> yang: reporting on. doubling down on the original travel ban, i don't care what anybody calls it, i don't like the travel ban and i don't like what the justice department did and so on and so on. duds he hem himself with this or is there some risk? >> many lawyers would say stop talking, those lawyers include george conway who is somebody who was up for a high-level job in the justice department, pulled out last week, happens to be the husband of kellyanne conway, said in a series of tweets, basically, the president's tweets may make people feel good but they are not helping his legal case. also the lawyer who is representing hawaii in one of these cases that ha

i am the director of the f.b.i., i say what i think. spank, say what you are feeling. kennedy: kat, how would you feel if someone was going behind your back? kat: i would not appreciate that. there have been a lot of people in the past who decided they don't want to be alone with me anymore. but at least they told me to my face instead of telling jeff sessions about it. this way i can say it didn't work out. kennedy: one thing we are not considering, the president's feeling. how do you think he feels. kat: he probably wishes he could have approached him directly. now everybody knows how he feels. he says i don't want to be left alone to jeff sessions? that's tough on an ego. kennedy: democratic senators were tough on the four panelists they were interrogating at the committee hearing. who is going to be heard on james comey? republicans or democrats? charles: i would have earlier said i would have thought the republicans would be. but reading through the testimony he's going to give. there is n all of it is already leaked out. and based on the fact he didn't pursue cha

shet is interesting what has to say about this. she says the e.u. is not a military alliance and does not want to become one. >> but he is talking about nato. >> but angela merkel is saying that the europeans need to pull together. due respect, she does not know what she is talking about. of course, the e.u. is a military alliance. in the indianns ocean. have battle groups, e.u. battle groups which work together. french, german cooperation, and so on. that, ands not know she is supposed to be our coordinator for foreign policy in the e.u., you know, i feel like using one of your words. it is incredible. of course the e.u. is also a military alliance, and has been for at least 10 years. >> but everything we are talking about -- it is a feckless ambition. you know, angela merkel is saying it is time to take our faith into our own hands. this point in time, a pipe dream and nothing more. why is she saying it? if they cannot walk the walklk, why are they talking the talk? rieke: you can always try to do the walk, actually. i mean, we have talked about t

let's say they say jeff sessions didn't think this meeting was a big deal so he didn't disclose it. now the trump perspective, they would say democrats are asking partisan questions. okay. accept that for the sake of argument. what could jeff sessions do, if anything, in the middle of an investigation to come out? he could ask congress call me back up, i'd like to answer your questions, i'd like to get this cloud out from over me. why hasn't he done that? >> if he does that i don't think it makes the cloud go away. this all started because of testimony he gave to congress which people are saying which does not seem to have been completely on the up and up. that's what started this backlash from members of the committee. there's always the risk if you go in front of congress again, a new pandora's box opens again and lawmakers leap on that. if there's really nothing else to it, it may not be something that actually seal its all up with a nice bow because there's still so much suspicion around capitol hill. >> there's also another layer. this isn't someone they just met in front of th

one side says this, the other side says that and people don't see the issues for what they are and the press is now being atacked because we're reporteding that there is an issue. it is about the fact that russia did indeed do something in the election. they tried to tamper -- they did tamper with the election. now the question is was there collusion. that's still a question. then you also have the possibility of obstruction of justice. you have the russia investigation, you have michael flynn. you have questions about this exchange between the president and former fbi director james comey, then you have the firing of james comey. and then you have others who are brought into this web of an investigation to include the president's son in law, jared kushner. so these are facts that i'm talking. this is not partisan and unfortunately now we are seeing a totally different day and just tonight alone this president -- i mean other presidents have tried to walk away from any of the bad optics of a possibility of impruprity. he travelled to trump international for a fund raiser with the cheap

conway tweeted in part saying...people feel better, but it won't help win a majority in the supreme court. and that the outcome at the high court is what actually matters. the ban seeks to temporarily restrict travel to the u-s from six muslim- majority nations. the trump administration asked the supreme court to hear its case after lower courts repeatedly blocked the order. trump insisted on twitter that the order is a travel ban...despite administration officials repeatedly saying it is not. conway did later tweet out that he still strongly supports the potus, his policies and the executive order. ( darya ) harvard university has revoked admission offers to at least 10 prospective freshmen over offensive online messages. insiders at the ivy league university say the students posted images and comments in a private facebook group mocking sexual assault, the holocaust and minorities. harvard tells admitted students that offers can be withdrawn for behavior that brings into question their honesty, maturity or moral ch

he says it's whatever congress says on any given day.rt: he's right. >> the founding fathers identified impeachment, and used high crimes and misdemeanors, but never defined it. i think they wanted an evolving standard to take place. that's completely different from obstruction of justice as a crime. liz: what james comey will say. he will say the fbi was not investigating donald trump personally and when he understands what the president was talking to him about, it was about the michael flynn lying about, you know, talks with the russian ambassador, not about the broader russian probe. but then, the next step is, is when the president starts saying, oh, you know, the cloud of the russian probe, complaining to james comey about that, will james comey say that was an issue for me and the fbi, it felt like the president was pressuring us there to get that done. >> i don't understand why that's an issue for him. the president wanted the truth to be told. why is that nefarious. stuart: hold on a second, i don't want to get bogged down in le