intelligence committee chairman devin nunes, he wants congress to hold the attorney general of the united states jeff sessions in contempt of congress for failing to hand over some requested classified materials related to the russia investigation. what is going on here? >> reporter: he issued a subpoena last week to the justice department and they told him they would not be able to comply with because it refers to a quote, specific individual and providing that information according to the justice department could harm -- could risk lives and could have serious consequences and national security but nunez is not buying that warning that he's -- he wants to move forward on a contempt resolution to hold jeff sessions, the attorney general, in contempt. now earlier today at a press conference in california, jeff sessions was asked about this and he made it very clear he's not going to comply with nunez's request. >> the department of justice is written him a letter in responded -- as appropriate to him. the request he's made is one that the intelligence

an update do you think maybe could be revised to be more federal like germany or switzerland or united jeff of course the good of the socialist party has so forth to open to to finance reform of the spanish prostitution that is a commission in the parliament and we are going to open a debate with everybody and if at the end of the negotiation there is a consensus to form a government. only problem about the spine is for the status quo and with my personality but they have to be. negotiated discussed on the spanish law on the spot on the shoulder that. there is a consensus why not so there's no problem about that but have to be done in a positive in the normal and i would say. intentional to really keep what already is a walk in whoa so when the referendum happened. crackdown from the center from madrid was very tough they were very clear that they did not want anything like that to happen in their country so now when you talk about maybe compromise maybe give them more autonomy maybe these maybe things know has been the position of socialist party to try to engage in normal dialogue with wh

need an update to zing maybe could be revised to be more federal like germany or switzerland or united jeff of course the good of the socialist party has so forth to. go to to finance reform of the spanish prostitution that is a commission in the parliament. to open a debate with everybody and they've had the end of the negotiation there is a consensus to reform government. only problem about the spanish for the status quo and my personality but they have to be. negotiated to discuss. spanish law on the spot on the shoulder that. there is a consensus why not so there's no problem about that but have to be done in a positive in the normal and i would say. intentionally to really keep what already is watching whoa so when the referendum happened. crackdown from the center for madrid was very tough they were very clear that they did not want anything like that to happen in their country so now when you talk about maybe compromise maybe give them more autonomy maybe these maybe things know has been the position of socialist party to try to engage in normal dialogue with what happened there was

you're committee, devin nunes, the intelligence committee, to hold the attorney general of the united states jeff sessions in contempt. do you think he'll succeed in that effort? >> my sense is that it won't succeed and go anywhere. of course you made the point early which is important, this probab probably wouldn't be happening unless the white house somehow gave its blessing to go around and somehow punish jeff sessions through the congress. there are a lot of games being played by the white house and by devin nunes. but i also think that it is remarkable and strange that devin nunes who was -- the person complaining about unmasking is now asking the justice department to forward over classified information that would reveal the identity of someone, according to jeff sessions, when devin nunes was so concerned about unmasking. but wolf, you are putting me in a bad position. i don't feel like defending jeff session or devin nunes. >> but in your experience with devin nunes, does he do anything that goes against what the white house wants? >> no. i think at this point -- well not at this point. f

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heard of who is in fact behind all of jeff sessions' decisions, who was in fact running our department of justice. the man who has the honor to carry the prefix unitedtates attorney general before his name, jeff sessions, is indeed the most of dangerous man in america. that's my open. tell me what you think on my facebook, twitter and instagram hashtag judge jeanine. here with me is hogan yo who. hogan, you are thoughts only one-year anniversary of the mueller investigation? >> we are about to get into the second year of this investigation. there is no collusion, no corruption, no evidence of any sort. and we are still talking about this nonstop on cable networks across this country. it's incredible. you mentioned it in the open. we have given over millions of pieces of paper. we spent countless hours cooperatincooperating with mr. r giving them time, information, and we have nothing to show for it other than the fact the american people have been sent down this road of nothing. there is nothing there, there is no corruption, there is no collusion. we are still dealing with this. you have seen the reports. almost 100% of the news coming of this pres

could cost you much more money and what about the foreign cars who have operations here in the united states? jeff flock is out on the lot to find out what the dealers think we're less than an hour to the closing bell let's start the countdown. okay we're going to get to north korea in just a second but we have breaking news, one day before the european data privacy laws which are very stringent go into effect, facebook is making some major changes. in a statement that just came out the social networking giant says it's rolling out data protection experience that is similar to that of the european union for all users, not just in europe but now worldwide. we do see the stock down just a quarter of a percent at the moment to $186.43 buffets book is also saying that starting now , as in today, people in the u.s. can see whose running political ads, whose behind them , how much money was spent and how widely that particular advertisement was seen. so as we watch these shares trading volume 9 million at the moment with an hour left to trade let's take a look and stretch it out to the broader markets s

the intelligenceie agencies, we cannot allow this to happen to another president of the united states. sorry jeffons, all these other people, the president should take the responsibility -- >> sean: don't apologize. >> you are talking about spies in the trump administration? that failed the fisa court? this is incredible stuff. >> sean: mark, you talk about the spies, it wasn't just one fisa court judge that was given phony information that was never verified, never corroborated, never were they told that hillary bought and paid for ths information with a foreign agent.d where is congress? why won't congress bring these fisa judges before them and demanded to know how they feel about being lied to? >> i will tell you why. because unlike the democrats, the republicans are scared, like rats. they scatter. you have certainin republicans o go with the democrats because they want to destroy this president. they can't get over the fact that he got elected and they can't get over the fact the american people didn't follow them. people don't evenel know who thy are. i want to emphasize something here so

, the republican party, and ultimately to all americans, is the attorney general of the united states himself, jeff sessions. >> reporter: and the president is continuing his attacks on the obama administration, taking jabs at former cia director john brennan. john brennan is panicking, lehas disgraced himself, the country, the entire intelligence community. that was before the president travelled to the cia to welcome gina haspel. >> i want to thank you you, the dedicated men and women of the central intelligence agency. it is a true honor to stand here today before the most elite intelligence professionals on the planet earth. nobody even close. >> reporter: the president took time to give a shout out to house intelligence committee chairman devin nunes, who led to investigate the russia investigation. >> a cue ray jous man, congressman devin nunes, thank you for being here. >> reporter: the white house says john kelly will set up this meeting. house intelligence committee chairman, devin nunes we're told was invited to the justice department to look at some of this material last week but did not

it's the most prosecuted crime in the united states and jeff sessions' new policy is that everyone who crosses in illegally will be prosecuted. that's the new policy. it's the old law that says if someone is in jail, their child can't be in jail with them. i don't know we want to change that. >> it's important to emphasize it is a bipartisan law that was passed by congress in 2008, signed by president bush, a republican. the president is mistaken when he says it's the democrats, right? >> well, what he's -- i think he's referring to is that it requires a bipartisan consensus to come up with an immigration reform, one that takes care of the dreamers, which he put on the table, one that builds the barrier, one that allows for family reunification. it ought to get done soon, not later. >> great to have you with us. >>> coming up, rumble in red country. meet the democrat taking on one of texas's most prominent republican senators, ted cruz. and looking tore the first democrat elected to statewide office in 30 years. first, breaking news out of texas. these unbelievable pictures out of our

don't forget jeff sessions stood on stages with donald trump when the proposition that he would become president of the united states was completely absurd. jeff sessions was the first guy, remember -- he was the first guy with the hat. >> in mobile, alabama. >> he gave cover to other senators to fall in later. so if you want to talk about loyalty, president trump thinks he's disloyal, no one from the beginning has been more loyal than jeff sessions has. rudy giuliani was all over the place yesterday. yesterday he was on fox news where he talked more about the trump legal team's aggressive and unconventional strategy against the investigation. >> some people have criticized my strategy, which is the president's, of to some extent play together american people if this were a regular case, i wouldn't be doing it. but the people who will decide this are the people of the united states and the 2018 election. and they, boy, they are switching fast and the democrats are running for cover. you don't hear them say the words "impeachment" any more. >> i love that. because we've had so many democrats on our show over t

united states. to hell, sorry jeff, jeff sessions and all of the other people.take responsibility. >> sean: don't apologize. >> you are talking about spies in the trump administration and fail would fisa court. this is incredible stuff. >> sean: you talk about the spies. it was not just one fisa court judge given phony information that was never verified or verified and never told that hillary clinton paid for the information. where is congress? why won't congress bring these fisa judges and demand what they feel. >> unlike the democrats, the republicans scattered like rats. you have certain republicans who are in with the democrats because they want to destroy the president. they cannot get over the fact he was elected. and the american people don't know who they are. i want to emphasize something here so guests can repeat it. we need an accounting of what mr. brennan does and clapper did and book sales man comey did and susan rice and samantha powers did. we haven't gotten to the unmasking stuff not because we want to get even. we need to fix these departments

sworn in as the 37th deputy attorney attorney general of the united states april 26, 2017, by attorney general jeff sessions. graduating from the wharton school university of pennsylvania with a bs in economics in 1886 and earned his jd cum laude 1989 harvard law school where he was an editor of the harvard law review then serving as a law clerk to judge ginsburg of the united states court of appeals to the district of columbia. after joining the united states apartment of justice in the honors program in 1990 mr. rosenstein prosecuted public corruption with a public integrity section of the criminal division. he then served as counsel to the deputy attorney general and special assistant to the attorney general 94 and 95 and associate independent counsel 9597 and in 1997 mr. rosenstein became assistant u.s. attorney and prosecuted cases in the united states district court u.s. court of appeals for the fourth circuit and coordinated the credit card fraud and assistance programs. 2001 through 2005 served as principal deputy assistant attorney general for the tax division of united states department o

trump's department of homeland security is now under the auspices of the attorney general of the united states, jeff children if they come across the border undocumented. here is senator kamala harris grilling kirstjen nielsen on that policy on tuesday. >> your agency will be separating children from their parents. >> no, what we'll be doing is prosecuting parents who have broken the law just as we do every day in the united states of america. >> i can appreciate that. but if that parent has a 4-year-old child, what do you plan on doing with that child? >> the child under law goes to hmpt hhs for care and custody. >> they will be separated from their parents. >> and that happens every day in the united states. >> this administration needs to get their story straight. kelly actually said that this was a way to try to deter families, parents from coming to the united states. it is not a policy of making sure the kids are safe. it is meant to terrorize the families, terrorize the parents so that they don't come here. so this party of family values, right, is actually terrorizing kids by stripping them

. >>> all right, well, attorney general jeff sessions says the united states has a zero tolerance policy toward people trying to enter the country illegally. during a visit to san diego, he laid out new enforcement standards warning everyone arrested for illegally crossing into the u.s. will be prosecuted and families will be split up if illegal adults are caught with children. >> if you are smuggling a child, then we will prosecute you. and that child may be separated from you as required by law. >> sessions says children who are separated from parents will be supervised by the department of health and human services. >>> and now to the volcano emergency in hawaii. at least 35 homes and buildings have been destroyed but overnight the kilauea volcano appeared to take a break. activity in the 12 lava events surrounding a housing development appeared to subside at least for now, but toxic gas remains a concern. earlier evacuated resident keith brock returned home to grab some belongings and, in the meantime, recorded this video of the spewing lava creeping across his backyard. just watch a

i think the president of the united states as we say in letter should tell attorney general jeff sessions, deputy attorney general rod rosenstein give congress, give the legislative branch the information they need. this is in everyone's best interest to have transparency so we can once and for all figure out what happened here. for example, we would like to see the august 2 memo. mr. meadows and i wrote a letter a month ago asking the justice department to let us see the august 2 memo, some change to the scope of the special counsel information. two weeks ago the federal judge says he wants to see it as well. this is the kind of thing we need access to. the only way to do it now is for the president of the united states to tell the attorney general to give us the information. >> harris: i want to go real basic before i let you go. people will watch this around the country and wonder, okay, you get in a dispute with somebody, you get together. have you talked directly to jeff sessions to find out? what did he tell you? >> we talked to jeff sessions last fall when we talk about the need fo

united states. attorney general jeff sessions announcing today that 35 more attorneys are headed there to prosecuteegal entries along with 18 more immigration judges to decide these cases. >> people are not going to caravan or otherwise stampede our border. we are sending a message worldwide, don't, illegally. make your claim to enter america in the lawful way and wait your turn. >> martha: we are receiving word late tonight that slowly but surely many of those migrants are being allowed to cross the border. so far immigration officials have processed 28 of the 150 who are requesting asylum in that process is expected to continue. attorney and conservative commentator, and univision news anchor. thank you for being here, both of you. david, the administration seems like they don't want to let this happen at all and yet it's pretty clear that some people are being allowed to cross. what are they going to do about that? >> to start with, that video will make great campaign commercials in november for g.o.p. candidates running for office. it is exhibit a for the case for the wall. but as jeff sessions

this is so incredible because jeff sessions, united states senator, first to ever endorse trump, roundlyd and ridiculed by his colleagues, it was ridiculous for him to support trump but he got in early and he stayed with trump, he was loyal. he stays despite the sling ands arrows. he does the right thing, recuse himself, and trump has brutalized him now for 15 months. in clips like that, privately, publicly, humiliated, embarrassed, mocked, and now we find out that it turns out that jeff sessions has been talking about mueller. my question is jeff sessions as a human who has lived through that arc, is that a guy going to go into bob mueller and have donald trump's back or is he going to bob mueller and tell the truth about president trump? i'm betting on the latter. >> two questions on that. so, you asked the president, do you think that holder was more loyal to -- he cut you off. i don't want to get into loyalty but i'll tell you that i say this. holder protected obama. i'll be honest i have great respect for that. his understanding of loyalty is the first scenario that heilman describe

rod rosenstein was sworn in as the 37th deputy attorney general of the united states on april 26, 2017 by attorney general jeff sessions. mr. rosenstein graduated from the wharton school, university of pennsylvania with a bs in economics in 1986. he earned his jd cum laude in 1989 from harvard law school where he was an editor of the harvard law review. upon graduation, he served as a law clerk to judge douglas ginsburg of the court of appeals for the district of columbia. after joining the united states department of justice through the attorney general's honors program in 1990, mr. rosenstein first prosecuted public corruption cases as a trial lawyer with the public integrity section of the criminal division. he then served as counsel to the deputy attorney general from 1993 and 1994, special assistant to the criminal division's assistant attorney general, 1994 and 1995, and associate independent counsel, 1995 to 1997. in 1997, mr. rosenstein became an assistant u.s. attorney in maryland. he prosecuted cases in the united states district court and briefed and argued appeals in a u.s. court of appeals for the

individuals facing complaints from the justice department entering the country illegally and jeff sessions said the unitedtates will not stand by is immigration laws are ignored and our nation's safety, 100 miles east of the caravan mike pence a -- ending the catch and release policy, to live in the country for years before having a hearing. >> this is the beginning of keeping our promise to the american people that we are going to build a wall. this caravan of caravans that have come before are a result of individuals, exploit the suffering of people in central america. >> reporter: donald trump point to the caravan is an immigration of caravan laws being exploited and congress needs to do something about it. >> i have been watching for weeks as the caravan came up, doing the best we can with it but we have to have changes in congress and have to have it quickly. >> reporter: display proclamations by the administration organizers of the caravan have no plans to turn back. >> customs and border protection, stop rejecting asylum-seekers who try to protect themselves at the port of entry. you know what you

speaking of immigration, yesterday the attorney general of the united states, jeff sessions, was botharizona and also southern cafe california. and he made it very clear what has happened in the past regarding other administrations and immigration on our southern border, that's all changing. there is a zero tolerance now if you break into the country illegally. also you will be handled differently when it comes to seeking asylum. here is the attorney general. >> the department of homeland security is now referring 100 percent of illegal southwest border crossings to the department of justice for prosecution. i have put in place a zero tolerance policy for illegal entry. if you cross the border unlawfully, then we will prosecute you. if you smuggle illegal aliens across our border, then we will prosecute you. if you are smuggling a child, then we will prosecute you. i have sent 35 prosecutors to the southwest border and moved 18 immigration judges. steve: sounds like a protester got pretty close to him on the stage. ainsley: you could hear him in the background. steve: headline in a lo

if jeff sessions hadn't recused himself, so he says, the recusal of jeff sessions was an unforced betrayal of the president of the unitedn, imagine that's your boss. he went after jeff sessions yesterday. now he's done this in fits and starts for the last year plus. but in the last 48 hours or 24 hours, the president again has decided to make clear to jeff sessions, i wish you would go away. right? you don't tell a key deputy you accuse him of betrayal unless you want him to go away. right? >> i think it's pretty clear that trump wishes that jeff sessions wasn't there, but why is he still there? it's because the president doesn't want to or feels he can't fire him. and that leads me to believe that jeff sessions actually has some leverage in this situation and it's precisely because of the mueller obstruction of justice probe. >> he does have leverage, and listen, this is rudy giuliani yesterday asked this question. he met with reporters. he had a pool of reporters outside the white house. he asked this question, is the president going to fire jeff sessions and rod rosenstein? >> i don't think the president is going to

we did hear attorney general of the united states jeff sessions about two weeks ago, and he said thate suggestion of the president and the administration, that illegals would be prosecuted who come into this country, including those who were caught trying to bring in children. and then also yesterday, in front of the senate homeland security committee, dhs secretary kirstjen nielsen was there. she got into back and forth with the senator from california regarding the fact that how could the united states of america heartlessly rip children out of the arms of their mothers? this is some of the back and forth. >> your agency will be separating children from their parents. >> no. what we'll be doing is prosecuting parents who have broken the law just as we do every day in the united states of america. >> can i appreciate that. but if that parent has a 4-year-old child, what do you plan on doing with that child? >> the child, under law, goes to hhs for care and custody. >> they will be separated from their parent. >> just like we do in the united states every day. >> so kirstjen nielsen.

if you have a story for 9 investigative unit, call or visit the website. >>> our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri is here. we are 40 minute as way from friday. what do we have in store? >> a beautiful day coming our way as we head into friday's forecast. then we are detailing some changes for the weekend. let's get a look at your microclimate forecast. i want to bring you right into friday morning. we will have more low clouds and patchy fog. it's just not going to be super extensive, so that's why we are calling for some sunshine to start in the south bay 52. few clouds in the tri-valley at 49. best bet would be in san francisco and 50. upper 40s, low 50s to start. by the afternoon i'm continuing to see a pretty good warming trend moving our way which would bump temperatures up some 5 to 10 degrees. that means some 80s are possible. best bet of that happening in the south bay would be from east san jose right on down through gilroy. across the east bay, coming in with some warmer weather with antioch in the low 80s. walnut creek at 80. danville, 81. oakland, 70 under that sunshine. huge

. >> i think the president of the united states should tell attorney general jeff sessions, deputy attorney rod rosenstein, give congress, give the legislative branch the information they need. it's in everyone's best interest to have transparency so we can once and for all figure out exactly what happened here. >> defenders of the agencies point out they're making efforts to accommodate congressional requests. sessions appointed u.s. attorney john lausch to super voiz the gathering and handing over of records to lawmakers. also a deal made with the judiciary and oversight to ensure redactions are acceptable on both sides. judge, congress is very frustrated with the lack of documentation. the justice department has handed ore or allowed 19 members of congress and their staff to review a million-plus documents at d.o. the question business the scope memo. i would say rod rosenstein's office would argue they can't give the scope memo up even to congress, it's part of an ongoing investigation. >> correct, correct. there is a federal rule of criminal procedure which permits the justice departme

the first comment out of jeff's mouth was pompous and arrogant and it immediately caused a vibe. he said he was going to turn his three unit building into a single family building. i asked jeff how he could take rentals off the market and he said he could do what he wants after all he owned a bank. he then stated he was going to build a guest house in the backyard so his wife's family could stay there when they visited from brazil. he inferred this would happen soon. several condo owners at 1500 san francisco street stated their concern of this project that take away their views and reduce their property value. they subsequently told their properties because they felt his actions would impact their investment. every neighbor at this gathering was against the proposed plan for renovation. on a personal note as a native of the city and resident of the neighborhood for 37 years i find it highly disturbing and sad that the owner doesn't care about the character of the street just their own house. yes, it's their investment but some responsibility for the community should be in place. we should assume that every home over time

united states. >> ever since attorney general jeff sessions recused himself from handling the russia investigationp. sessions' answer resign which he has reportedly threatened to do a number of times. >> i am disappointed in the attorney general. he should not have recused himself almost immediately after he took office. >> chief of staff john kelly reportedly also offering at times to walk away especially after he came under fire for his handling of domestic abuse allegations against then white house staff secretary rob porter. kelly has offered to resign, a source told cnn, if the president wanted him to, though kelly denies that. >> i am in this for the long haul. it is the most important thing i've ever done in my life. >> health and human services secretary tom price also left his job after he came under fire for at least $400,000 in travel costs for chartered flights. >> i will tell you personally i'm not happy about it. >> in his resignation letter price wrote i regret that the recent events have created a distracks from these important objectives. chief strategist steve bannon was forced t

units. annie: they all have names and personalities. lemonis: well, let's go look at the new tumbleweed tiny home. pat: sounds good. jeff: thank you. unit. steve: i wanted to start by having tracy and austin -- you two have spent a good amount of time working on this unit, perfecting this unit. tell us about what you guys accomplished. austin: i've built about 350 of these now. this is probably the first one you can actually move in right away. there's more storage in this house than any of them. pat: very nice. tracy: some of the biggest feedback that we've got from some of the focus groups is that they didn't want to just expose their clothing or expose their food. so, we really honed in on that on this unit. annie: yeah. it looks very clean. pat: very clean. jeff: it's bright in here. pat: it is very bright. steve: we did change the lights, didn't we? austin: yes. we went to recess lights, led lights. the bedroom's up on a dimmer. lemonis: oh, let me go try it. [ laughter ] tracy: we wanted to integrate some of the creature features of your daily life in this unit. we are actually prototyping some different built-in furniture. pa

united states and our allies in danger, why it needs to be scrapped immediately. plus, the stonewalling, the obstruction from the department of justice is out of control. jeff sessions, rod rosenstein, other d.o.j. officials are now actively hindering ongoing congressional investigations. they need to be held responsible. nobody is above the law. and what are they hiding? why are they obstructing congress? we have a full report. and it's safe to say that the deep state did not have a good weekend after a federal judge issued what is a stunning rebuke of mueller's witch hunt. unmitigated judicial beat-down. another judge after that flatly rejecting a crucial request from mueller's team. this has been a horrible week for mueller's witch hunt. two massive beat-downs for the office of special counsel. we will show you all of that and the highlights from the judge. and breaking on friday, f.b.i. love bird lisa page along with comey ally james baker resigned from the f.b.i. is peter strok next? and gina haspel has offered to withdraw her nomination after being lambasted for being too tough on terrorists. we'll tell you why she is a true hero. and we show you mela

united states. amy: what you make of jeff sessions saying he is sending more lawyers and judges to the border rightow, talking about how people can't overrun the border? nicole: people are not trying to overrun the border. it is a very small group when you consider all the people that migrate in a year. the fact that he is sending more attorneys, more judges to adjudicate the cases, that is assuming that people get past the first step, which is an interview with an asylum officer. his allocation of resources, his calculus, is two steps ahead, which indicates to me unfortunately attorney john surma -- attorney general sessions this not understand immigration law very well. if you are in new mexico, can -- mexico, can you describe what the scene is there at the border? nicole: it is a desperate situation. it is hopeful in that the people know they will not be chained up forever. they do not know how long they will be waiting. it is a difficult situation to come to the u.s. because we are a nation of laws and we put ourselves on the world stage as a nation that fights for human rights and respect huma

jeff? >> what does the united states expect out of negotiations with china on trade and what is the president's intentions on helping or changing the policy toward china ease companies? >> secretary sanders: in terms of the meeting, those are conversations ongoing. when we have something from that i will be happy to share it with you. right now, those are just discussions and there's nothing to add to that at this point since they're just taking place. i can say, that we expect their president will meet with the head of the chinese delegation later this afternoon. on zte, look, the united states and china relationship has a lot of issues that we have regular ongoing conversations about, national security, trade. zte is one of them. as we've said before and the accident stated, he's asked secretary ross to look in the issue. and do whatever is consistent with the law and regulations. right now it's just something he asked them to look into. julie? >> sarah, also on trade, the president said yesterday that mexico does nothing for us especially at the border. there are talks today on nafta today a

had chosen a different man to be or woman to be the attorney general of the united states certainly, my gosh, when you look at jeffessions has done in way he has done about it. anyone in the right mind would say, who have i didn't here watching him perform? or not. >> i call him a feckless attorney general, that is generous assessment of his skills, he has no skills, the president is rightfully angry, because jeff sessions while he was standing there taking oath of office, knew that he would be recusing himself, he testified before congress, that very next morning he met with the officials at the department of justice to put in motion his recusal. against he relied on wrong regulation. but he betrayed the president, he was the not honest, he could -- should have told president trump, here is what i am thinking about doing, president would have said, hold on this important investigation, you neeneed to be no control, let's look at law. they would have concluded i don't have to recuse myself in a counter intelligence probe, only i criminal case, it was not a criminal case. this is a severe betrayal of president of u

. >> just to recap that, that was the president of the united states calling on the attorney general jeffs to have the justice department investigate oakland's mayor for obstruction of justice. according to the white house reporter in the room sessions sat stone faced as the president made those remarks. >> joining us now from washington, political reporter, mike, good morning to you. thanks for joining us this morning. a big anniversary, i guess. we are now officially at one year into the mueller investigation. seems like it was yesterday when it first started. >> that's right. >> do you think that president trump's strategy now subsequently rudy giuliani's strategy is sort of challenging the legitimacy of the special counsel is actually working in their favor? >> well, iet it's hard to say. it's not affecting robert mueller. everyone says he's completely unphased by these political theatrics coming out of the white house coming to him. when you talk to voters outside of washington, there's still a lot of uncertainty about what it is that mueller is doing, the timeline, a bit of fatigue

if you have a tip for stooen or anyone in the investigative unit call 888-996-tips or visit our website. >> our chief meteorologist jeff ra ranieri is here. >> gustier conditions moving into the bay. as we take you into our microclimate forecast tonight. we're relatively clear across the bay area. the big change for tomorrow morning is a lotless in the way of cloud cover and fog to start. temperatures in the low to mid 50s from the trivl lee down to the -- trivalley down to the north bay. forecast through tomorrow, warm temperatures up about three to six degrees. that's going to put es close to 80 fors of the south bay. i do think parts of the east bay will go into the low 80s for tomorrow. not uncomfortably hot. it will just be a warm day in antioch and concord. danville also at 80. you still have the bay breeze in oakland with 67 degrees. sunshine across the peninsula. 72 in redwood city. san francisco, close to 70 in the mission. and then back to the outer suns is -- sunset, 62. warmest weather, 80 in napa. changes happening once we hit friday's forecast. high pressure continuing to bring even warmer air. then it's

united states. it was his reaction to jeff sessions separating families who cross the border into this country illegallyelling employees that the company made a quote big mistake when it hired michael cohen as a

he's more circumspect that the united states. >> shepard: jason chaffetz said earlier today on this channel that jeff sessions is worthless and that he's attorney general in name only. that was a lot. >> yeah. i think that reflects the fact that the frustration that president trump expressed and shared by his supporters. whether or not jeff sessions' decision was based on the law, it's not something that has gone over well with people that are supporters of trump and people that believe in what president trump has said, which is that this investigation in his view is a witch hunt. >> shepard: jeff mason from reuters and the grounds crew, shout out to them. thank you, jeff and grounds crew. coming up, word the feds are and to get a million files from the cell phones of president trump's fixer, michael cohen. a million files. which raises the question here in the middle of pollen season, who keeps a million files on cell phones? court show down ahead with a special appearance from team stormy as we approach the bottom of the hour. here's the story of green mountain coffee roasters sumatra reserve. let'

leaders for decades they advance l missile and nuclear programs that the united states would be forced acknowledge them as equal. jeff lou real lewis said nixon is like going to china if niccon were a moron. >> laura: this crowd and the prospect of a summit was not only dangerous but the president was a fool for engaging the north koreans at all. now they are slitting to, there it is again. the same chain of fools is saying the cancellation is what is perilous and trump's inexperience, of course, are at fault. head line in the post screamed, trump blows up the north korea summit. the editorial board blamed trump for an improve vagzization. >> the post warned never chaos attended the public behavior of a u.s. president on a matter of such gravity. and the trump hating able news outlets >> president to raise expectations. i'm in charge. i bot it. i will work this out was unrealistic. >> art of diplomacy is hard are than the art of the deal. >> does the president have a game plan. >> a lot are relieved. >> that is -- i don't think it is a secret. peter, this is a huge, wow, for us? >> laura: did you catch that. a, wow,

and i would very much like jeff sessions and the president of the united states to have to live for ader those socioeconomic situations and see what they would do. it is disingenuous for both to sit there and preach what they're preaching while people are suffering and we do nothing to help it. >> the other side of the issue, alisyn, is that the president ran on and was elected on about doing something on the immigration problem. however, whatever you think the problems are, and he has yet to use a significant portion of presidency to try to drive a legislative fix to this, which i find very interesting because it is central to his messaging and what he says he is concerned about when dealing with the future of the country. >> that's because it is complex and he wants a simple solution so he can preach to the base that he has done something when they don't want to look at the can complexities of the issue. >> forget about it during an election year. thank you both for being here on memorial day. >>> lebron james does it again, dave. let me tell you about sports. >> unbelievable, my fr

united states. it was his reaction to jeff sessions separating families who cross the border into this country illegally. >> michael cohen making more headlines. at&t's chief executive telling employees that the company made a quote big mistake when it hired michael cohen as a consultant. >>> it all start when a trump communications aide, kelly sadler sat in a meeting and said that it didn't matter that senator john mccain opposed gina haspel to head the cia abuse he is quote dying anyway. that's according the three sources with direct knowledge of the meeting. senator mccain's daughter addressed the comments this morning on theview. >> kelly, here's a little news flash. this may be intense for 11:00 in the morning on a friday but we are all dying. i'm dying. you are dying. we are all dying. and i want to say since my dad has been diagnosed -- it's almost year, july 19th. i feel like i understand the meaning of life. it is now how you die. it is how you live. >> right. [ applause ] >> my father's legacy is going to be talked about for hundreds of years. these people, nothing burgers. the thing that surp

jeff. >> sarah what does the united states expect out of negotiations today on china with trade? and what are the president's intentions on helping or changing a policy towards chinese company's zte? >> in terms of the meeting, i'll start there. those are conversations that are ongoing when we have something from that, i'll be happy to share it with you. but right now, those are just discussions and there's nothing to add to that at this point since they're just now taking place. i can say that we expect that the president will meet with the head of the chinese delegation later this afternoon. >> sarah -- >> on zte, look the united states and china has a relationship that has a lot of issues that we have regular ongoing conversations about, national security, trade, and zte is one of them. as we've said before and as the president has stated, he's asked secretary ross to look into the issue. and do whatever is consistent with the law and regulations. right now, it's something he asked them to look into. >> also on trade, the president said yesterday mexico does nothing for us esp