nobody has been charged with this crime of treason, so you can say it, i can say it, politicians can it, but the president of the united states, to be accusing his political opponents of treason, is a pretty amazing thing. >> to me, it's pretty amazing because, you know, he's the commander in chief. not just of the military, but of our law enforcement. howard: so is the media criticism justified of that term? >> you know what, because of what you said, it's true, people -- and i think part of the president's attractiveness is his authenticity, this is really what his heart feels, he feels like he's being put upon -- howard: he's not holding back. >> right. this is not very presidential. howard: new york times reporting that house democrats are having a difficult time getting bob mueller to testify, of course, with a televised spectacle. there's a quote that says democrats' big fear is that public interest in the mueller report is ebbing. i would just cross out the first word and say this is also true the, the media's big fear is that public interest is ebbing. >> i think we saw polit

firefighters are not saying what was inside the packages but they say they did determine that it was safe. >>in the south bay, no plea today from a san jose woman who is charged in connection with a dui crash that killed a freeman teenager, 28 year-old ashley oliver appear today in santa clara county superior court police say she was drunk on saturday when she drove the wrong way on highway 17 and crashed into a car killing 17 year-old armando canalis 4 other teenagers were injured in the incident if convicted she faces a maximum sentence of 14 years in prison. an employee with the san bruno fire department has been arrested for allegedly propositioning a 16 year-old boy for a sec set san bruno police arrested this man 68 year-old gary carson after getting a report that the fire department secretary had inappropriately contacted the young victims. they say it happened at peninsula high school back on may 10th. carson is on administrative leave from his job, he was booked into the san mateo county jail. he's ficing felony charges, including communicating with a minor with the intent t

some say you know it was.es not messing around 30 seconds in ivan barba ships converts on the firm first shot of the game not that later in the first on the power play blues tyler bows at somehow finds a way st. louis tacked another one on 2 nothing lead. in the 3rd loses still of san jose trying to respond. sharks power play tomas hertl wins a battle against a jordan. binnington it sharkey score still trail by one in the final seconds, san jose looking to send it to overtime again jones pulled from the net. the blues just played keep away to a final ward louis holds on to watch this series not at 2 games apiece. >>afterward peter de boer encouraged despite the result of tonight. >>maybe the best i've felt about our game in the series. so far even though we lost you would put 2 goals in her own net and. off our own guys didn't get the start we want to go under heels on the first shift into couple penalties but you know other than that. and then not finding a way to to get a couple more goals as i thought we di

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everybody says what a crazy thing to say. this is his quaker upbringing. this is what his mother taught him. he means it. if you're consumed by hatred, you lose. you should be able to rise above that. i do not think i hit this out of the park either. he caught -- he keeps talking about alger hess. there are at least 18 references on the tapes. what he means people don't , understand what he is saying. he is saying he has perjured himself under both. -- both, that is why he was in so much trouble. the statute had run on him being a communist. but where i nailed him was perjury. so i submit you, if anyone had asked nixon, it shows up on the tapes. should we go down and live coming up -- covering up this break-in, he said no. then you have doubled your problems. you have the problem of a sense and perjury. why would you do that? people are not willing to give him the benefit of the doubt. they think the references to mono a manore a combat between gladiators. we will talk about special prosecutors, and we will go back to our good friend, renata adler who is a

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everybody says he's a man of integrity. what will he say? surrender the me to the we. this president holds the key. must be right, it rhymes. thank you for watching. "cnn tonight" with d. lemon starts right now. >> listen, you always say that facts first, we always say on this network that the facts come first. and when the president stood behind that podium today, much of what he said about the investigation and why he's not going to work with the democrats it was not true. so we're going to give you some of the facts first, right now. so it just so happens, as you were talking here. >> you've got your own billboard. >> i've got my own thing here. it's true. here's the deal. he said it was $35 million. $25 million spent so far. not clear where the president got the numbers from. what he didn't say, chris, seven people have pleaded guilty, including michael flynn and michael cohen, one person was convicted, paul manafort, that was that trial, his campaign chairman. 37 entities were charged, including the russians. him saying there was nothing that came out of it, that'

even so the president says the u.s.successful.>> we are in a very strong position. we are the piggy bank everybody likes to take advantage of or take from.>> reporter: on capitol hill lawmakers agreed that china must be held accountable for unfair trade practices. but they are split on how president trump is handling the escalating trade war.>> if they get into a trade war they are going to lose. >> reporter: while others believe the u.s. should not be fighting china alone. >> we should get our allies in the room and try to think about what we can do together to counter the activities.>> reporter: the chinese impose tariffs going effect on june 1 while the u.s. imposed duties are applied to items that will take a few more weeks to reach the u.s. mainland. >>> president donald trump also spoke out today about growing tensions between the united states and iran. those tensions moved up another notch when iran backed rebels in yemen claimed responsibility for drone attacks on saudi oil pipelines. president donald trump dow

he says that "knew there was no collusion whatsoever. the president also said he did not raise concerns with putin about the possibility of russian interference in the 2020 election.>>> today house judiciary committee jerry nadler made a final counteroffer to attorney general william barr, he has given him until 9 am monday to provide the committee access to special counsel robert mueller unredacted report and the underlying evidence or risk being held in contempt of congress. the report exonerates the president while democrats continue to accuse him of lying to congress. >> to see the attorney general of the united states withhold that and doing so is lying to the american people.>> reporter: democrats are hoping to set a date for mueller to testify before the judiciary committee as soon as may 15. president frump suggested today he would not try to stop it. attorney general barr said he would not object to mueller testifying. >>> north korea fired several north short range methods off the east coast the test were reported by the south

that so a lot of experts say that but can i say something about all the good intentions that i hear on the other side. in your lax coherence in its policy it is still subsidizing fossil fuels a lot as we know it is not looking i'm going to change the climate of doing that because your air money and yes. by one hand you are also this nation to crack that he'll do it by the other hand we are i mean i think the argument i will give an example is on balance and also using but also the example of the parliament as you know there is a negotiation to start up the discussions again the greens have put on the table an amendment to ask that we ask the usa to agree again on the paris agreement before we start that was not here we have of course and this is why i'm on the micro was the only one in the european council for both of the opening of the n.c.a.a. but again i think all these forces were going to sort of you know you were on a macro path of saying in the part of let me stay with that instead of saying what this side of the other side in the new european parliament why don't we build up

the attorneys for the two on trial say it's arson. on wednesday the attorney took it one stekl further. >> one witness close by heard popping sounds like glass and then he saw back door and t that molotov cocktails or at least bottreporter: in his statement to the jury he said the unidentifihis claiborne sho facing 36 couldn'ts of homicide. the attorney says the oakland police and firefighters visited the warehouse before the fire and never brought up safety issues. serra compareed the ghost ship to the louvre. it was beautiful and awesome and they never told him that it was fire hazard. they never red tagged him or gave an eviction notice. >> reporter: he says he wants to human nice the man who is not the tyrant or cult leader as others portrayed him. they showed the jury this picture with him and his wife and children. >> some describe my client as one creating beautiful environment for art and making it as safe as possible. >> reporter: the clearly trying to p light. day earlier, harris' att described his client as a ser have not,

prosecutors are saying he's wanted to delay these proceedings he says he's here to state his case and ultimately though he's saying that the state doesn't have a case that it should push forward in a way he should stand trial for murder for the ruling party how much is this trial a chance for them. behind this you see a number of n.c. supporters they were wearing a and c. t. shirts but they're also yet to support jacob zuma saying hands of jacob zuma odd jacob zuma so this is an issue that really comes between the jacob zuma as a former president but also it doesn't separates him from being a member of the ruling party and the one that has previously supported him but also won with the upgrade the visions based around these allocations and what happened following various allegations of corruption which a consumerist side and was replaced by see from up close up with the party that way some people are standing behind the president and i the others want to see him have nothing to do with the a.n.c. now the african national congress ahead of the recent elections came out strongly against

so to do it, you say that word that wakes up your device and say this phrase.lete everything i said today", this is a new trick. it's possible now because some privacy groups and users said they were worried about how the app was storing everything people say to it. kristina partsinevelos is live in the newsroom with more. kristina? >> shep, addressing the privacy issues. alexa privacy hub has been launched. you can see how they record your conversations. you mentioned alexa, delete everything i just said. there's another way. alexa, delete what i just said. but of course, it's not that straightforward. if you're at home, yelling at amazon, it's not going to work. because you have to opt in for this service. so there's three possible outlets that i discovered on how you can stop your alexa from eavesdropping. the first is what i just mentioned. the fact that you have to opt in for the service to delete everything i just said. you can press the mute button and the third step, which also takes so many steps to get to on your app, you have to turn off the recordin

think about what you want to say before you say it.news tonight. president trump is saying he likely can't let former white house counsel don mcgahn testify before the house judiciary committee as part of its obstruction of justice investigation. also house speaker, as we mentioned nancy pelosi said attorney general barr committed a crime. she says he lied to congress. the justice department calls that false. congressman ted lieu a member of the house judiciary committee has his own opinion on that matter. i spoke to him earlier. congressman lieu, first of all speaker pelosi saying attorney general barr lied to congress and that's a crime. do you agree with her? >> i do. i'm a former prosecutor, and it looks just like perjury. basically, barr was asked if special counsel mueller's team had any concerns about his summary of the mueller report, and he said no. and we know that that's a lie, because he got a letter from bob mueller saying essentially that he mischaracterized the mueller report. >> so to the justice department's argument a

i would say to allmps, grow i can say what i like.e the european parliament. if what we are seeing tonight, if we had european elections, that could make tonight look quite good. we know it could be challenging for several parties. what would your assessment be of conservative prospects in the european elections?” conservative prospects in the european elections? i think they would be very low, i don't think labour would be much better. if you add ukip and the brexit party in europe, iam add ukip and the brexit party in europe, i am not sure that would be the best thing for us. so, please get a deal beforehand so we don't have to go to the european elections. nobody is interested and nobody wants it. great to talk to you, it is 3:30am in the morning and commiserations and thank you for joining us. yes, thank you, life goes on. the saying of the night. but he did say grow up and sort it out. is that fair? it is very fair. tim is the voice of sensible britain, sensible england. it is where the prime minister's instincts are at. he is ri

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police say two suspects are now under arrest. they are also students at the same school. >> this is a terrible event, this is something that nobody wants to have happen in their community. we are going to investigate that and get to the bottom of it and figure out how and what has occurred.>> yet another school shooting this time a stem school near denver just eight miles from columbine. >> one student said he was in class today when one of the shooters pulled a gun out of a guitar case and just began firing. the school is located in highlands ranch which is close to littleton colorado where the columbine shooting took place 20 years ago last month. we have details on the frightening moments when the shots rang out.>> reporter: a deadly school shooting as two students opened fire inside a suburban denver charter school the gunmen wounding more than half a dozen people, one of those an 18-year-old male who died from his injuries. according to the douglas county sheriff shortly after 2 pm two males, one adult and one miner walked i

that's what he's saying. i feel the need to interpret muellerism and style, but that's what he's telling us today. >> joyce, two former justice department officials pointed me back to the incidents of obstruction. we've been talking about what mueller said about obstruction but it's been a while since we've gone through how donald trump sought to obstruct the investigation or the flash points. we pulled up a few of them, the conduct regarding the flynn investigation. the firing of james comey, viewed in some circles as an act of obstruction or part of the efforts to work with or support russia. the events to remove mueller. after that, the direction to don mcghan to lie about it and create false records when that story was covered i think by the "new york times." efforts to limit the mueller investigation and pressure on sessions to do something chuck rosenberg tells me isn't a thing, un-recuse from overseeing the mueller investigation. can i ask you what those incidents would look like if congress would do w

here when i'll just say. iran says it will increase production of low level uranium and sells the u.s. it will only talk when the time is right. hello again i'm peter w. watching al-jazeera live from doha also coming up the u.n. says it may need to cut back aid to parts of yemen and its blaming the who's the rebels. venezuela's president calls for early elections and the opposition led national assembly. also had the formula one legend niki lauda has died at the age of 70 when. the iranian president hassan rouhani has come out saying he favors diplomacy but the current situation is not suitable for talks with the united states on monday iran announced its quadrupled the rates of production of low enriched uranium that comes a week after it said it was ending some of its commitments under the 2050 nuclear deal patty cooling reports. leaving the white house president donald trump says he's willing to talk to iran's leaders when they are ready while seemingly downplaying a potential threat iran would be making a

what i'm saying skpand some oth are saying is an impeachment inquiry. to start these investigations to see if we should do impeachment. those are very different issues. i think if donald trump continues to cover-up and hide information from the american people, it certainly calls for more investigation, because really, what is he hiding? what is he hiding from the people? >> so just to be precise, congressman, if i understand what you're saying, you're in favor of beginning impeachment procedures in the house judiciary committee, but you're not ready to say you will support impeaching the president? >> that is correct. because we need to badly record in these committees. right now we have interesting things people have said on tv, interesting articles in newspapers. we have is a redacted mueller report. what we need is the full mueller report, the underlying evidence so we can look at all of the obstruction of justice cases that mueller has laid out in his report from which he has said there is substantial evidence and we'll proceed and build this recor

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the governor says it saved lives. in jefferson city, matt finn, fox news. >>> if you haven't been paying attention to the weather across the country, it's not just the severe weather, it's the heat. look at atlanta right now at 94 degrees. they are looking at temperatures in the carolinas in the next few days that could get into the 100s. remember i always say, here is the trough. the cool air is to the north of the trough, the jet stream. here is the jet stream and all the cool air is hip under there and this pattern persists. it is setting up the east coast with record heat, severe weather, and setting us up with this unsettled, scattered shower activity we are continuing to see. as you think about the next couple days, think about that pattern we are stuck in, certainly for the weekend. the longwave pattern. with that said, you can see scattered showers and thundershowers. take a look at fresno. that is significant, that cell is really going off. just north of lemoore. it looks like in the shelling area. i don't kn

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iran's foreign minister says u.s. sanctions are unacceptable and uncalled for but insists his country is committed to the 2050 nuclear deal how much of god's a reef is in tokyo for a meeting with prime minister shinzo of japan is a u.s. ally that depends on iranian oil earlier this month the u.s. government ended waivers that allowed japan and others to buy oil from iran washington has tightened sanctions on tehran and deployed worship's to the gulf region in recent days. sudan's military has suspended talks with protest leaders for 3 days the opposition alliance or its alliance rather which has been demanding civilian rule has called the decision regrettable at least 4 people were killed in violence on monday and protesters are demanding accountability. because government says hardline buddhist groups are under investigation over a recent wave of anti muslim attacks at least 31 people have appeared in court in connection with those attacks. those are the latest headlines on al-jazeera inside story is coming up next t

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people who know artists say they're scked to hear about these allegations they say he was an accomplished student athlete and musician. but he apparently became radicalized some time over the past couple years online posts by a person identifying as earnest, spewed hatred towards jews and they praise the deadly shootings in new zealand in pittsburgh pennsylvania. sixty-year-old laurie kaye was killed saturday. her rabbi, an 8 year-old girl and her uncle were injured earnest is being held without bond he's expected to be back in court for a preliminary hearing in july. >>an emotional and dramatic start to the trial of the 2 men charged in connection with the deadly oakland ghost ship warehouse fire opening statements for the high profile trial of the warehouse master tenant to recommend a and creative director max harris started today that fire killed 36 people in oakland back in 2016 both harris and all men are charged with 36 counts. >>of involuntary manslaughter kron four is michelle kingston reports. >>36 people died during the go ship warehouse fire on 31th avenue in oakland back in 2

some of the things you say. it's not true than that the recommendation was for people not to run for office for 30 years i just made that up. and you totally missed the point. we'll have to agree and disagree with the reports of people to look it up one last question you're one of the few african leaders to have led a peaceful democratic transition when you look at the state of democracy and some other african nations and see how so many others libya zimbabwe others have failed to do the same of have repeatedly contested elections what's your advice to those other african countries or other african leaders i think africa is on the right track when it comes to democracy. i think what we need is to make stronger institutions that will ensure that democracy is implemented will ensure that participation of all citizens in society is by intense today active active collaboration to be able to achieve development goals there may be a be a model for those that. take away from the successes we've had for progress we have

the president says no. senator joe manchin of west virginia says help us out here. >> if he did appear -- it would be helpful to me as someone who voted for mr. barr and leaving a lot of questions unanswered to hear mr. mueller's report and basically from himself. >> you know, that's really a decision between the special counsel and the department and the congress. >> no, thanks, i've given you enough already. >> if he was born at night it wasn't last night. he doesn't want to touch that. >> the president made a turnaround by saying that's okay to i have several objections and i want the attorney general to stop it from happening, so if way were going to -- he's not refight the president at that the point. he would be going directly against his boss and that's potentially more awkward. >> up next a very related conversation. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says the democrats are having a public meltdown over the russia investigation but some republicans say, you know what, maybe we should hear from m

ross president says he's open to talks with the u.s. but says conditions are not right. there were shot harry this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up always found her remains to fiat after the united states blacklisted the company over national security. as well as president marks one year since his re-election and proposed as early polls for the opposition led national assembly. m wayne hay in bangkok with thailand's lower house of parliament to sit to convene for the 1st time since an election in much but we'll tell you why it's the military that remains in control. iraq's president hassan rouhani says he favors diplomacy with the u.s. but the current situation isn't suitable for talks he says iran's only choice is resistance tensions have been rising in recent days after the u.s. said it was a strength it was strengthening its military presence in the region because of unspecified threats from iran and washington lawmakers are demanding to know exactly what those threats are pedicle haim reports from their. leaving the white house president donald trump says

in fact he says. crypto currency that are created by the global individual should be banned he says i've been a great advocate of moving into an electronic payments mechanism there are a lot of efficiencies i think we can actually have a better regulated economy if we had all the data in real time knowing what people are spending is all about control they want to control what you spend on what you do what you know and this is in the context by the way of them not only platforming people around the world but also now trying to pull people from the financial grid so they want to be able to isolate and target and and a very terror and a call way individuals across america or around the world that they don't want to be able to spend any money at all or receive any money $0.00 let's be clear the current system is already 100 percent electronic it is already 100 percent tracked the issue is not whether it's electronic the issue is whether it's beings were being surveyed the issue is transparency for example

the president says china is retreating. china says we can respond in kind.atching and "lou dobbs" is next. ♪ lou: good evening, everybody. the radical dimsz dimms are thy of hate spewing mostly nastiness and nonsense almost every day. some of their leaders have warned about the prospect of a constitutional crisis almost as though that any crisis that is present wasn't of their own doing. tonight we focus on the crisis created by these radical dimms, their disregard for truth and decency, mora morality, ethics. we know now that the democratic party colluded with the special counsel to withhold the no collusion conclusion

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>>say city officials say one of the goals moving forward is to create safety net so people don't fall into homelessness yes we need more permanent supportive housing, yes, we need more shelter. and we also need to focus on what we call prevention and diversion or problem solving. >>which helps people at the moment of housing crisis to not to come into the system and end up chronically homeless, you know years later there's also the issue of substance abuse and mental illness among. >>a smaller but more visual percentage of the homeless population supervisors are already talking about beating up funding in those areas the state is defunded many efforts. >>to to care for people was lost a lot of work and care capacity, locally. we have not been able to expand their substance use treatment that's over the last 20 years so our at least not significantly. and so there's a lot of places where additional investment would help supervise them and the man is also supporting more controversial legislatlon. >>which would allow up to a year's conservatorship for those with the severest problems wh

mayor breed says bring decades of experience to the board. also in san francisco, city leaders hope the reopening of a new fire station will convince voters to support improvements at other stations. fire station 5 was rebuilt from the foundation up, ready to with stand a major quake. the mayor is pushing $628 million bond measure to bring the other houses up to seismic standards. >> we need our public safety officials and facilities where they're able to prepare and use the equipment they have and not necessarily, for example, have their station fall in on them where they can't save anyone. >> city leaders are hoping to place the bond measure on the march 2020 ballot. >> coming up, hear newest mattes on the cost of california's high speed rail. the update on the project released. >> . also ahead, newly obtained records sheds light on how the bart police handled the shooting of oscar grant be. you can listen to the bay podca we'll sear uc president janet napolitano talk about higher education and white's so difficult to get into college. sear

you say? >> didn't the attorney general look measured to you? it's not suggesting one way or another what the outcome would be. he's going to take a look at it that's what you have investigations to do. i don't think it will take long. i think that it's an appropriate thing to ask and where we got off the track here is theres no question that the investigation commenced with concerns about russia meddling in our election. the difficulty though, and the one that he's looking into, which i think does deserve focus is once that investigation commenced, where did it start to shift and to the point where the investigation turned toward investigating the trump campaign and that's a serious issue to be looking at and a democracy where it does have the potential of impacting the outcome of an election. just as much as one would be concerned about whether there were things pending against then -candidate hillary clinton with regard to its potential impact on her ability to be elected. those were things

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what can you say?heering ] [ pleasant orchestral music ] tom watson has taken the lead of the u.s. open. we're back for newsweek and we're taking a live look outside at the increasing clouds here in the bay area right now doesn't look like much when dave going to tell us about the rain coming that dark band right over there are going to keep just so it's going to be quite a wet day over the bay if you're out about uh whatever make sure the umbrellas handy definitely galoshes. >>you still have those anymore. yeah, there's a few 1000 people wondering about about bay to breakers the thing about that is this next batch coming in won't be as wet. however watch out about the thunder showers going on so that's something we'll be watching as well will have some rainfall estimates at least to get you through here's a quick shot of the bay bridge itself again kind of getting word that build overcast scenario here. we swing over to the alcatraz shot again got a fog and overcast pretty much in place there. it is t

one said what you're saying. the other saying he basically did say that but he wanted to i guess be more judicious because the president would not have a right to defend himself. >> everyone is saying he did not exonerate the president. >> that's what i want to ask you. so they're going to want to what was his intent? why did he say he didn't exonerate the president? >> i've been doing this for long time. i have been a white collar prosecutor forever. i've yet to see an exoneration. there's no such thing. prosecutors do not exonerate. they either charge or decline and close the files. they don't exonerate. that's not what they do. it's not part of what we all do. >> why did he say that? >> that was something in fairness to barr, in barr's furr-page letter, whatever you to call it e the president was not exonerated. that was something in fairness to barr which we're not emphasizing. >> you want to weigh in? >> i think barr was doing it to spin the public impression and did a pretty good job spinning it and that's

several countries in particular the french who you know of are saying quite openly seen a minister saying they just want the u.k. to leave and they certainly don't want the european union to give it another extension poles october 31st to sort it out which we wish is where we're at now. head of the european council had said don't waste this tell him find some alternative strategy and they have their ways all the time so far has gotten absolutely nowhere but it seems to me if you get a real hard liner in who says out loud i'm prepared to take the u.k. out with no deal that is going to focus minds very much as. if that's boris johnson he wouldn't get anywhere in the autumn ready with talks with the european union if it's all brinkmanship they won't back down and they just say fine go off it go but if it had to come to a general election then that theory would be tested to destruction wouldn't it because if the polling is correct then there are now a majority of people in the country if you have them all up who don't want to leave the european union at all and of change their mind and so thi

what do you say? >> there are so many other things that congress would like to be working on, including prescription drug pricing and transportation. the president is really obstructing us from doing that substantive work. this is a well-grounded subpoena. it's based on testimony that michael cohen gave. the requests were tailored. the president owed deutsche bank $300 million. we just learned that deutsche bank was experienced suspicious activity reports, they flagged behavior in the accounts of both president trump and mr. kushner that gave rise to concerns about possible money laundering, fraud and other things. quite simply, the bank did not follow proper procedure with dealing with those suspicious activity reports. >> i'm glad you brought that up. i read that article twice. i came away thinking, i can't zero in at how often these suspicious activity reports get generates and how often they get ignored as a base rate comparison to how weird this is that deutsche bank was doing this. what is your

he says homicides used to be driven by drug wars and gangs. he says the gun violence usually happens in spurts. >> i think we're making lot of progress but i want to get to the point where we get over this. >> we grew up in richmond. we've heard of shootings happening a lot i.'s something that we know but we never thought it would be us, that it would be him and it's just not >> repofats domino tore four an custodian at a bay area television station. >> we hope there is a full investigation and we get some answers. >> reporter: if family has set up gofundme account to raise money for funeral expenses. at last check they have raised more than $8000. the richmond police department says they're investigating all six shooting, they've increased patrols and they're making sure to take measures for any retaliatory shootings. >> in oakland, police are investigating two homicides. the first happened just after 11:40 last night. a man was found suffering from gunshot wounds. the victim died at the scene. so far police have not made any arrest. a few ho

to these countries need now this is what donald trump is saying i should say the u.s. government this is a pretty difficult thing to do there's a whole bunch of hoops that you have to jump through to make this actually happen a b donald trump has said in the past you know what i'm not a big fan of these programs that we have that feed the other parts of the world so i don't know how this actually comes into play or passes the litmus test because he's basically going against what he said in the past and also as you mentioned off the top a lot of this food is not slated. for human consumption it's for livestock so you're kind of stuck between a rock and a hard place here can this really happen not very likely and at the same time you're going to have a lot of stuff a whole billions of dollars worth of stuff that should be exported sitting around how they're going to move this product what are it was the u.s. government going to do maybe nothing maybe they won't have to do anything because maybe they'll come to a deal with china before we really get to that sticky situati

he says he's studying business and data science. but according to a criminal complaint, berkley police say he sexually assaulted at least two women near the uc berkley campus. the first attack happening in november of 2017 and the second attack recently, in march of this year. police say wolf bit and punched his victims before sexually assaulting both of them. his attorney says wolf had a consensual sexual encounter with both of these women. >> there was drinking on both sides. both of these women said they were extremely intoxicated, also said mr. wolf was extremely intoxicated. alcohol is a major problem. >> reporter: wolf's bail was set at $750,000. and berkley police say they have reason to believe there could be more alleged victims out there, and they are asking those individuals to come forward. we reached out to the university for their reaction from all this. melissa colorado, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> now when slow service turns violent. a fight we reported at the denny's in fremont, police are looking for a man

police say riley selfless act gave them more time to respond to neutralize the shooter and they say gavehance to get out. house heroic saves lives. police say, but he certainly paid for with his life. thousands had signed a petition asking the white house to grant him a military funeral. and they did house family says he'll be remembered as a loving son and brother and a hero. >>i first we didn't know that he'd only didn't rain and the gunman, we just knew had been shot, and we are told that it's like a huge weight fell and hurt her shoulder is new to science. sees right now use those 2. >>howe's family has announced plans to start a foundation in his honor along with how 19 year-old reed parlier also died in the shooting for other people were injured pam and come back to you. thank you grant. >>coming up tonight. it's a boy prince harry and meghan markle welcome the royal baby this morning when the public might expect to see the new addition to their family for the first time. >>a million species are on the brink of extinction and a new study is placing blame. >>at crowne for is now str

well the posture of the white house has been the say when reporters ask questions they continue to say look at this president is open to talks with iranian leadership he said as much in recent weeks but at the same time that it's always followed with the argument that for 40 years iran has destabilized the region it has in it has advocated violence and so as a result the united states is prepared to defend its personnel as well as it its interests so there certainly is concern about the potential for flashpoints if you will now that the carrier strike group in the persian gulf region the potential that something might happen in the united states could use this as an excuse to react is what has so many around the world and on capitol hill concerned about this committee how could thank you very much indeed there's been renewed fighting in yemen between hoofy rebels and saudi backed forces potentially complicating a troop withdrawal agreement on saturday hoofy rebels began leaving her data and 2 other red sea ports the u.n. says it's the most significant advance yet in efforts and 4 years

he says he's lived here 24 s. year he says his van has been shot up 3 times. he says he's ready to move out. >> well, one time it was beautiful, but now, them young thugs, they just take the streets, taking over, you know? but i'm getting ready to get out of here. i can't take it no more. >> reporter: last saturday night, more violence. they say a 13-year-old was out here with some friends. he was eating a slice of pizza. two guys in hoodies show up and open firn gwendolyllen morton was here when it happened. how many shots? >> about six, five or six. >> reporter: how many times was he hit? >> three places. i couldn't -- only one i seen was the one on the side. >> reporter: ms. morton saysrs neighidn't wait for an ambulance. they acted on their own to sa he teenager's life and drive him to the hospital. everybody was getting worried that the little boy was losing too much blood so they kept sticking etshirts, jack and stuff in his side. took four people to pick him upt put him in a car because by the time he called the ambulance and the police, no one showed u

what she's saying. but when you drill down, that's when you start to get into the divisions within the caucus. but at the moment, i think she believes this went well. the democrats who support her believe this went well and that she's kept those detractors at bay at the moment, guys. >> okay. important reporting, manu. thank you for being there, as always. >> all right, we're joined by former federal prosecutor and cnn legal analyst jennifer rogers. the president of the united states engaged in a cover-up. it's hard not to recall nixon here, right? at least in terms of the way you now have the most powerful democrat in the land discussing this issue. >> yeah, there's so many parallels to nixon, obviously. and we had so many pieces of evidence of a cover-up in the mueller report itself when you look at the evidence of the obstruction on that. and now we have -- i don't know if it's a cover-up or hiding. i mean, they're just hiding information. there's no question that dems are having a terrible time gett