will no stone unturned. —— will leave. 12 meetings with boeing executives.med reassured that the game was being upped. i greatly appreciate the work thus far and even the presence of the northern ireland secretary, the defence procurement minister. even the foreign secretary was present. another political chamber and the 93v another political chamber and the gay partridge seeks similar support. we need you to put your support to drop this case, if the air were to pull out a belfast it would have ace serious impact. presentation over, shejoined me in the public gallery. did it go 0k? it's really nerve wracking down there, so it is. no need to worry, the backing was unanimous. this is one of those occasions where we can and we have united. and, lord mayor, our party will also be supporting this motion tonight. the entire number of members here voted for the motion, and so the motion is carried. thank you. thank you very much. the hopes of the workers now rest in the hands of politicians. it's over to the government now to act. economist richard ramsey believes

back home, attorney general jeff sessions vowing no stone will be unturned or left unturned as republicansswers into how thousands of text messages between the removed fbi agent strzok and lisa page went missing as bombshell texts suggest attorney general lynch knew that hillary clinton would not face charges before she even met with the fbi. strzok claiming timing looks like hell. that is awful timing, adding it is a real profile encourage since she knows no charges will be brought. gop strategists and gender and has been following this from the beginning and joins us now to weigh in. thank you for joining us. let's begin with that text and what that means to you. >> we sit here and talk about politics a lot, some days we have fun and joke around, the topic matter this morning could not be more grave, looking at these text messages. all the banter back and forth, it is clear that everyone in the fbi meets at the high levels of the fbi in advance that hillary clinton is not going to be prosecuted for her wrongdoing. how ironic this case really began over 33,000 missing emails and now we ha

sessions without the justice department will leave no stone unturned in searching for them.makers want to know if any criminal activity has taken place. >> we need a second special counsel to get to the bottom of this and answer the questions we have. >> reporter: republicans are concerned about corruption in the fbi's leadership referring to this text that reveals strzok's reference to an insurance policy and meeting in andy's office, went on to say, throwing out for consideration in andy's office, there is no way trump gets elected, but i'm afraid we can't take that risk. goes on to say that like an insurance policy in the unlikely event you die when you are 40. that and others have lawmakers concerned certain fbi agents are operating a secret society meant to discredit zen candidate donald trump. >> you have this insurance policy in spring of 2016 and the day after the election, the day after, what they didn't want to have happen there is a text exchange between these two fbi agent, supposed to be objective fact centered fbi agents saying perhaps this is the first meeting

he said "we believe no stone unturned to confirm with certainty why these text messages are not available to be produced and we'll use every technology available to determine whether the missing messages are recoverable from

we will leave no stone unturned. in the dark? the uk government argued that it is not legally proper party to the dispute. almost suggesting the dispute had nothing to do with that. were you aware with that?|j dispute had nothing to do with that. were you aware with that? i would be very interested if you have that information, please share it with me. everything hinges on a final decision this friday and i have been to the us capital to delve deeper. it is clear that the uk government is not coming in full force. this is what the uk government has admitted that 4000 jobs at stake. there is four pages of argument as they say here, you do the maths. you said that evidence has indeed been provided. is that not misleading? it is completely right. on the spotlight, if trump's tariffs take hold, how to save jobs at bombardier? legitimate questions will be asked about their fitness in the remaining government. will be asked about their fitness in the remaining governmentm will be asked about their fitness in the remaining

i know that the business secretary greg clarke is going to make sure no stone is left unturned in ordertablish just where responsibility lies for the collapse of the company. there are growing concerns for thousands of small firms, whose contracts with carillion are worth about £1.7 billion. we're a viable business, but without some sort of help from the government in the short to medium term, it's unlikely we'll trade out of this. we'll be looking at those directly affected by carillion‘s collapse, including more than m00 apprentices. also tonight... a couple in california are charged with torture and child endangerment, after their 13 children were allegedly held captive in the family home. the us olympic gold gymnast, simone biles, says she was sexually abused by the usa team doctor, larry nassar. the 30—year plan to revolutionise transport in the north of england — but it gets a rather mixed response. iceland becomes the first supermarket to say that plastic will be eliminated from its own—brand products within five years. a new national health service starts, providing hospital and

talking about jeff sessions he will need no stone unturned. don't know exactly what jeff sessions is doing here. he is doing the right thing trying to find these things. this can open up a can of worms. if the fbi has a history and pattern of destroying inconvenient evidence, or evidence points at it, this has to be found. the american public, the president of the united states, have to have confidence that the fbi is neutral politically and enforcing the laws as they have been written. steve: you know what is so troubling about this, five months worth of text messages were lost recently. that would mean whoever lost them is still working there. just as the same as the lovebirds. you asked that earlier, why are they still working there? mr. strzok has a job in human resources now, and lisa page continues to be an attorney for the department of justice, but still, they seem so tainted from what we have seen, why would they still have their jobs? brian: one thing is pretty clear, it is an intriguing story. no matter how it turns out it is newswo

i know that the business secretary, greg clarke, is going to make sure that no stone is left unturnedst where responsibility lies for the collapse of the company. union bosses met with the business secretary tonight to turn over a few stones of their own, so what did they find? there are a lack of confidence not only amongst workers, indeed amongst many medium, small family businesses, who rely on these contracts and, frankly, don't know whether they're going to get paid from one week to the next. so we'll see where that takes us. the cranes at this carillion site in smethwick were becalmed this evening, but the construction industry is in turmoil. a couple in california have been charged with torture and child endangerment, after their 13 children were allegedly held captive in the family home. the brothers and sisters, aged between two and 29, were found to be dirty and emaciated, with some chained to their beds. 0ur north america correspondent james cook reports from southern california. in public, they looked like a big happy family, devoutly christian. renewing their wedding vows

hall says it's prepared and leaving no stone unturned. in the meantime. the police department brass says it is ready for super bowl sunday and beyond. >> we will not let you tear up the city. commissioner rown the law for those that would dare go over the line for celebration. for thuggery and theft. move on in handle the situations and we will not tolerate that throughout the city. >> the win will trigger clouds than the nfc win two sundays ago. they suggest motorists say clear of center city because of the crowds that will swarm north broad and frankford and cotman. and massive deployments of uniform officers and plain clothes personnel will be at the various traditional hot spots. >> we'll be ready and out there with a contingent of officers seen by most and make every effort to know we are about business but we are still about the business of allowing people to celebrate as long as it's done peacefully. >> the barricades are located up and down south broad street. and merchants along the way say they would enjoy celebrations but worry about crowds get

for and it is vital to look back and look at what went wrong and i am sure no stone will be left unturnedshjust stone will be left unturned in order to establish just where the responsibility lies for the collapse of the country. joining us is the labour mp rachel reeves, who chairs the commons business, energy and industrial strategy committee. thanks very much forjoining us. the question michael gove was saying is we will look the same we are the responsibility lies, what is your perspective on that? it appears the government has known for some time carillion were in huge struggle and yet they haven't used that opportunity to put in place the sort of plans needed to ensure jobs are protected, suppliers are protected and the british taxpayer is protected, so while i welcome state m e nts protected, so while i welcome statements from ministers that people can turn up for work at the ad in the public sector and get paid, then is no guarantee at all as we have just heard other people who work in the private sector for carillion, and they have mortgages today, read to pay and bills, and no c

. >> it certainly indicates that he will leave no stone unturned. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo on and alisyn camerota. >> tpwrorpbg, everyone. welcome to our new day. three days and counting until a potential government shutdown. house republicans hoping that another short-term spending bill will keep the government running another month. but hardline conservatives are balking at this. a shutdown could be inevitable because they do not appear to have the votes at the moment. >> we have a pretty significant new development in the russia investigation. cnn learning that special counsel bob mule onner subpoenaed steve bannon to testify before a grand jury. the president's former chief strategist was refusing to answer certain questions during a long interview with house investigators. and they wound up issuing him a subpoena as well. two other trump associates are scheduled to appear today before that committee. will they also say that the white house won't let them testify about certain questions? let's begin with abby phillip live at the white house. abby? >> reporter: good morn

robert mueller thinks there is something there and not leaving any stone unturned. laura: is jeff sessions foldable -- is jeff sessions vulnerable because of what he could not recall in his hearing? the reason jeff sessions has been under such scrutiny is he gave testimony that turned out to be inconsistent about revelations that came out about it contacts with russian representatives. whenever you are not telling the full truth to congress, it always raises questions about your credibility on other issues. robert mueller will put the threat of the law on jeff sessions and he probably got more direct answers than jeff sessions was willing to give before congress. laura: the president said today that he was not concerned about the interview but his tweets would suggest otherwise. josh: the president's best interest is to stay out of this and not comment on the legal maneuverings of robert mueller, but sometimes he cannot help himself. laura: you can't indeed, -- he can't indeed, and back here on earth, the government is tried to stay open, but there is another drama

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no stone was never unturned. jim: how is he going to sleep on the lead. how do you think noren will handle all of this? nick: he be snoring. jim: ok. nick: we hope, he hopes. jim: this is a birdie chip for palmer that would tie ryan if he held it at 11. jim: well done. nice shot. boy, it's tightly bunched and looking back at the 7 unders within four of the lead and take us through the first 16 players. 12 are within three of the lead and again some high players on that list. palmer is going to ahead and claw this one for par. and round of 73. he creeds the lead that he had through 36 holes as noren takes him but just one back and second alone. nick: practice a couple of follow-throughs with that putter. seemed like he leaned back and the club came up and changes the loft on the putter face. hit a few puts and keep that putter low to the ground. jim: maybe ryan palmer will go out and win one. we heard about jennifer, his wife has come back from stage two breast cancer and son turns 11 tomorrow and maybe an extra special day tomorrow for the family. nick: i

. >>> three -- unturned. >>> three top board members of usa gymnastics resigned, and the former coachu.s. olympic team has been suspended. a number of former olympians testifying at the sentencing hearing of dr. larry nassar called for their resignations. so far more than 120 women and girls have given often dramatic and disturbing statements. dr. john lapook reports. >>> i'm possibly the last child he will ever assault. >> reporter: 15-year-old emma ann miller was the last to read her statement. she saw nassar monthly for five years. >> he used sports medicine, charged me for appointments. my mom is still getting billed for appointments where i was sexually assaulted. >> reporter: a michigan state spokesperson said patients of nassar will not be billed. msu has been criticized for their handling of complaints against nassar. we sat down with four athletes treated at msu, among those providers victim statements at the sentencing hearing. gymnast larissa boyce said in 1997 when she was 16, she complained to msu coach kathy clegis that she suspected nassar was boozing her. >> kathy -- a

he is leaving no stone unturned. >> jon karl with us in new york.ood to have you here for a change. >>> in the meantime tonight, the government shutdown now over after three days, and costing the u.s. taxpayer millions. and a reminder tonight that this spending they agreed on only lasts about three weeks. then what? tonight, democrats are demanding action on the dreamers, and what they've now pulled from the table. here's abc's senior white house correspondent cecilia vega. >> reporter: after sitting out the shutdown fight, today president trump jumped back in the fray, but he would not promise that washington would actually reach a deal to save the dreamers by the looming deadline. he tweeted, "nobody knows for sure that the republicans and democrats will be able to reach a deal on daca by february 8th, but everyone will be trying." could this white house envision a scenario in which these dreamers are deported? would that be something that the president is okay with? >> at this point, the president is willing to sign something to find a permanent

in a statement it says that it's vital that professionals leave no stone unturned when dealing with families the best interests of the child and the family asa best interests of the child and the family as a whole, it goes on to say, we must all be alert to the warning signs of abuse and be to speak out if a child is at risk, as it could save a life. sima kotecha, thank you. our top story this lunchtime. the head of the parole board apologises after some victims of serial sex attackerjohn worboys were not told of his release. and still to come... why drinkers of this fizz are getting in a tizz. coming up in sport, serena williams pulls out of the australian open, four months after giving birth to her daughter. she says she can compete but it's just not good enough. a massive winter storm is causing serious disruption in the eastern united states. 17 people are believed to have died as blizzards swept across much of the region. thousands of flights have been cancelled and there are widespread power cuts. in boston, firefighters had to rescue motorists from flooded streets, nearly 12 inches of

firefighters on the ground shoveling dirt, digging through the mud and debris, with six people no stone is unturned they are going through with search teams and search dogs and peeling away some of the layers and using some of their technologies, listening devices and telescopic cameras. >> the smell of natural gas utility companies are working on shutting off the broken water mains and gas lines while first responders are peeling back the layers of what's left from these homes. fire officials say 450 homes damaged 65 destroyed. today the death toll rose to 18, the youngest just 3 years old. >> just like that -- i think we're numb. and in shock. >> the red cross set up near by offering help. >> we're bringing up here water, food, clean up kits, necessities people might not have abces access to. they can come help themselves. >> powerful winter storm hitting dangerous snow and ice and wind barrelling across the country more than 70 million people in the path from mississippi to maine. >> tonight both hands on the wheel for millions. this powerful winter storm bringing snow, ice, sleet and rain. in i

you heard attorney general jeff sessions saying we are going to leave no stone unturned to get to the bottom of this to determine if there is any wrongdoing and take it to the fullest extent of the law. why don't they have that information? and why are fbi counter-intelligence agents using samsung 5 phones and no encryption to send these messages. it's reckless and irresponsible. most of agents i know who work under cover. they use encrypted services like telegraph or cyber dust. so i don't know why they were doing this if they didn't think they were going to get caught. maybe it's because they were just against president trump. maybe they misread the electorate and thought hillary was going to win. but i think it's far more nefarious than that. i think they were acting in concert and working together to affect wait a specific out -- together to effectuate a specific outcome. and has the fbi -- and has the fbi preserved any of these documents. kennedy: if james comey says it's not negligent within bleachbit and all of those missives. the fbi should know better. the fbi has turned into

he leaves no stone unturned. he's going to want to sit down with president trump and be able to read body language and cues and pauses in the conversation, anything that may indicate that he's being truthful. he's basically going to be getting something that's come over by legal minds and not coming from the president himself which is not authentic. >> nick, i have so many questions for you, some of which we can plow through. do you concur that he cannot say no? >> talk about the format. do you think it could be that mueller or mueller's team come over to the white house using the conference room with a court reporter needing a transcript but maybe not a video. >> i don't know about a video. a video is not used in a grand jury setting. what they would do is this is under oath and there would be a transcript and questions and answers transcribed. the idea of simply questions asked or he submits statements and response to questions later on. they are looking for certain pieces of evidence and admissible evidence th

republicans should leave no rock unturned in getting to the bottom until all of these questions are answered. if it means usual going through firing people and prosecuting people, i say put them all in jail. what they are doing to this country is the most of reprehensible thing i have ever seen. >> talking with constitutional scholar josh blackman saying there is very little the president can do without political consequence. he is the president of the united states and he will decide those consequences and the course. he can't be burdened with a corrupt fbi, a corrupt department of justice and watching as the deep state and the dems subvert, chuck schumer subverting his administration. only one person in washington is full time 24/7 on the national interest and it is president trump. we can't afford less. >> these guise literally shut the government down this week in order to stick up for 800,000 people who are not american citizens. >> our military just goes on. charlie hurt, thanks so much for being with us. thanks for being with us. kennedy: word of an anti-trump secret society in the ag

. >> we're going to leave no stone unturned so if there is more criminal conduct that we uncover duringhis investigation, we will look at filing more charges. >> reporter: and we're told investigators spent yesterday interviewing those siblings. donations for them are still coming in from around the world, with more than $200,000 raised soer that. live in los angeles, marcie gonzalez, abc7 news. >> marcie thank you. >>> prosecutors in kentucky say they will ask a judge to designate a 15-year-old boy as an adult in connection with a deadly shooting at his high school. two 15-year-old students, bailey nicole hope and preston ryan cope were killed by their class mates. 18 others were injured. 16 by gun fire. the shooting broke out yesterday morning in the atrium. a motive has not been released. >>> new at 4:00, president trump speaking out about the russia investigation. he told reporters this afternoon he's looking forward to speaking to special investigator robert mueller in the next couple of weeks. as this investigation now reaches into the president's cabinet. >> reporter: president t

so tonight, the attorney general put out a statement warning, "we will leave no stone unturned to confirmh certainty why these text messages are not now available to be produced and we will use every technology available to determine whether they missing messages are recoverable from another source." trey gowdy, one of the republicans i mentioned, is bringing in. >> for johnny i saw today was a tax about not keeping texts. we saw more manifest bias against president trump, all the way through the election and through the transition. >> among some of the new strzok-page text we are seeing, could be no trouble for james comey. remember, he testified under oath to congress that he did not give attorney general loretta lynch a heads up that he was not going to pursue criminal charges for hillary clinton. these texts seem to contradict that, shannon. >> shannon: all right, thank you very much. live in washington. a couple of lawmakers in california apparently are not big fans of the recently passed tax cuts and jobs act, calling tax or form a middle-class tax increase. two state assemblyman ha

. >> attorney general jeff sessions promising to leave no stone unturned, looking into why the texts were not saved by fbi retention software. >>> efforts in congress to find common ground on an immigration bill are not off to a great start. senate democratic leader chuck schumer has pulled funding for the border wall after the table. schumer offered the wall in ex-change for daca protection for d.r.e.a.m.ers in talks with president trump last week. >> last night the president lashed out at chuck schumer's change of heart. "cryin chuck schumer fully understands especially after the humiliating defeat that if there is no wall, there is no daca." john cornyn, second ranked republican in the senate, called chuck schumer's move a step backward. dick durbin, second-ranked democrat, said schumer offered wall funding as part of a negotiation and for the white house to bank his offer was unfair. >>> the white house is saying this about the only bipartisan compromise -- >> it would not secure our border, encourage more illegal immigration, increase chain myself, and retain the visa -- chain m

upgrades on samsung phones may be to blame for the missing texts vowing, we will leave no stone unturnedfigure out what happened. democrats called the gop attack desperation. all of it has the president facing questions about his confidence in the fbi. with new push booking a report the agency's director, christopher wray, threatened to resign rather than bow to alleged pressure. >> no. he didn't at all. he did not. he did not even a little bit. nope. and he's going to do a good job. >> but it is wray's deputy andrew mccabe who is now the subject of a new "washington post" report this morning which says the president asked mccabe, not long after they met in the oval office, who he voted for in 2016. according to several current and former u.s. officials, mccabe's response, according to the paper. he did not vote for anyone. >>> coming up, we are tracking the rain headed toward the bay area. the micro climate weather alert issued. >> it is starting to boring its way into the north bay. we will see the rain off and on through the evening as we get a live look outside in fremont. it is bree

with six people still missing, no stone is left unturned. >> the houses behind us were checked previouslyms and search dogs. they're going through today trying to peel away some of the layers to get into the some of the voids, use some of their technologies. they have listening devices and telescopic cameras. >> reporter: the smell of natural gas here is so strong, utility companies are working on shutting off the broken water mains and gas lines, while first responders are peeling back the layers of what's left of these homes. fire officials say more than 460 homes were damaged, and 65 destroyed. the death toll rose to 18. the youngest, just 3 years old. >> i mean, just like that. i think we're numb and in shock. >> reporter: the red cross is set up nearby, offering help. >> we're bringing up here water, food, some cleanup kits, necessities that the people might not have access to, so they can come and help themselves. >> reporter: annabelle munoz, abc 7 news. >>> now to the weather across the country. a powerful storm is bringing dangerous snow, ice, and wind. more than 70 million peopl

he said we will leave no stone unturned to confer with why this text message no longer available we wille any legal steps necessary. she's going to take it seriously and pursue it to find out if there was any kind of malfeasance, wrongdoing, or complicitous. >> dana: doj inspector general. the ig has wide latitude. we don't know what that person is doing because they have kept it secret and they are not leaking yet. i think that's good but i am not surprised that the attorney general and the fbi director would be talking to each other. that's one of the things that's alleged here to be wrong. i think when the history books are written that conversation between attorney general lynch and bill clinton on the tarmac that they will be seen as the linchpin of war all of these suspicions started even if there is nothing there. the appearance of it, as these two were saying in their text messages, the timing was terrible and it looked really bad and it has led to suspicion and cast doubt on the impartiality of the fbi, warranted or not. >> kimberly: go ahead. >> greg: you hear this argument. i

right now the volunteers are meeting at the beltsville firehouse and the plan is to leave no lead unturned and here is a l dehaven, 65 years old about 5'9" and diagnosed with dementia and he is non-verbal though he does answer to the name, his name, danny. he has been missing now for nearly a week, of course. of course, an agonizing time for his family knowing he's somewhere out there in those cold temperatures and his family, of course, looking for him since last tuesday and over the weekend volunteers did join in the search and sunday came that lead from police. a lead that the family is calling credible that dehaven was seen in the area of arundel high school in anne arundel county and he may have been dropped off from the route 1 area in gambrils by an unknown driver. i asked the family if they had ties to the area and they say they do have some which is why that is a lead they do now want to check out. they is set up also facebook, and we have more info, as well on the nbc washington app. we are live in beltsville. i'm justin finch, news 4, back in to you. >> justin, thank you. >>> we

is vowing to leave no stone unturned to find out what happened five months worth of missing texts between f.b.i. officials who exchanged anti-trump text messages. will this investigation need a special counsel? >> we'll break the news on who is "outnumbered" >> melissa: the air force sending jets to afghanistan to help fight the taliban. what sparked this decision, lucas? >> the pentagon wants to copy the success it had against isis in iraq and syria by deploying the jets to afghanistan and move more u.s. troops closer to the front lines to call in air strikes. now the taliban receives a lion's share of revenue from narcotics but jets are bombing processing plants. these 12 jets were originally headed to turkey. but military brass decided that jets and more drones were needed in southern afghanistan to ramp up the fight against the taliban. more air force special ops helicopters have also been deployed for search and rescue comes as roughly 1,000 more u.s. troops were deployed this spring to shore up afghan forces decimated in recent years. u.s. military dropped more bombs in afghanistan

with six people still missing, no stone left unturned. >> today, the houses behind us, they've been checked profiles by search teams and search dogs and they're going through today and trying to peel away some of the layers to get into some of the voids, use some of their technologies they have listening devices and telescopic cameras. >> reporter: the smell of natural gas here is so strong utility companies are working on shutting off the broken water mains and gas lines. while first responders are peeling back the layers of what's left of these homes. fire officials say more than 460 homes were damaged and 65 destroyed. today, the death toll rose to 18. the youngest, just 3 years old. >> i mean, just like that. i think we're numb. and in shock. >> reporter: the red cross set up nearby, offering help. >> we're bringing up here water, food, some cleanup kits, necessities that the people might not have access to so they can come and help themselves. >> reporter: annabelle munoz, abc 7 news. >> let's bring in abc 7 news weather anchor spencer christian for a check on conditions in santa barba

with six people still missing, no stone is left unturned. >> the houses behind us were checked previouslyarch teams and search dogs. they're going through today trying to peel away some of the layers to get into the some of the voids, use some of their technologies. they have listening devices and telescopic cameras. >> reporter: the smell of natural gas here is so strong, utility companies are working on shutting off the broken water mains and gas lines, while first responders are peeling back the layers of what's left of these homes. fire officials say more than 460 homes were damaged, and 65 destroyed. the death toll rose to 18. the youngest, just 3 years old. >> i mean, just like that. i think we're numb and in shock. >> reporter: the red cross is set up nearby, offering help. >> we're bringing up here water, food, some cleanup kits, necessities that the people might not have access to, so they can come and help themselves. >> reporter: annabelle munoz, abc 7 news. >>> now to the weather across the country. a powerful storm is bringing dangerous snow, ice, and wind. more than 70 milli

what the attorney general has made very clear is that we will leave no stone unturned when it comes to these missing text messages and if there is any wrongdoing found, he will take the legal or disciplinary action available. >> harris: >> harris: there somg else that involves the doj and that is bruce orr, a member of your workforce who has been demoted a couple of times because it was found out that his wife worked for a fusion gps, which was in charge of putting together that antitrust dossier. i want to get an official word from your department on that matter. >> i am not going to comment on internal doj personnel matters. bruce orr no longer works in that department. >> harris: if there is antitrust bias found in any way, shape, or form with any connection to those employees, what does accountability look like? >> the inspector general does his initial investigation and report and once we have that you then often see disciplinary, legal, other actions that can be taken. >> harris: we will watch the facts as they form. thank you for sitting by through the breaking news of the presi

with six people still missing, no stone left unturned. >> today, the houses behind us, they've been checked profiles by search teams and search dogs and they're going through today and trying to peel away some of the layers to get into some of the voids, use some of their technologies they have listening devices and telescopic cameras. >> reporter: the smell of natural gas here is so strong utility companies are working on shutting off the broken water mains and gas lines. while first responders are peeling back the layers of what's left of these homes. fire officials say more than 460 homes were damaged and 65 destroyed. today, the death toll rose to 18. the youngest, just 3 years old. >> i mean, just like that. i think we're numb. and in shock. >> reporter: the red cross set up nearby, offering help. >> we're bringing up here water, food, some cleanup kits, necessities that the people might not have access to so they can come and help themselves. >> reporter: annabelle munoz, abc 7 news. >> let's bring in abc 7 news weather anchor spencer christian for a check on conditions in santa barba

he said "we believe no stone unturned to confirm with certainty why these text messages are not availableo be produced and we'll use every technology available to determine whether the missing messages are recoverable from another source." are you confident you will get those messages? >> there is some talk that may be the inspector general, michael horowitz, already had them. i don't off that is case. i do have every faith and confidence that mr. sessions will overturn everything to try and locate these texts. a couple of things about that. maybe they were lost, maybe it was innocent, maybe is it is a strange coincidence. it's a coincidence that they relate to the time when mueller became the special counsel, so it makes it hard to defend what the fbi has done here. the other thing about it, though, the other way to look at it, shannon, of the text messages that i have been able to review, it's the ones that i have seen, they are as alarming and troubling and stunning as they really are, it makes you wonder what the once we haven't seen yet might actually include. >> shannon: have you se

attorney general jeff sessions saying "we will leave no stone unturned to confirm with certainty why these text messages are now and not available to be produced and we will use every technology available to determine whether the missing messages are recoverable from another source. if any wrongdoing were to have been found to have caused this gap appropriate legal disciplinary action measures will be taken. house oversight committee chairman trey gowdy waiting for an earlier today. >> we are missing five months worth of texts, so god only knows what else. that's a really important time period, sessions has recused himself. bob mueller is coming on board and i happen to like him. i respect him, i think he's going to do a good job, but if he's picking guys like peter struck and lisa page to be on his team and they're only interested in being on the team if they can get the president, they have no interest in clearing him, that he had some hiring failures of epic portions. >> sandra: and one message made in 2014, the fbi agent debates whether he should join special counsel robert mille

this subpoena indicates he will leave no stone unturned. he will not tolerate defiance or noncooperation with his investigation. and the grand jury is considering evidence that will lead to additional indictments and criminal charges. whether bannon is cooperating and simply wants a subpoena as cover so he can tell the president he had no noischoice, genuinely is refusing to answer questions. >> behind closed doors at the house intelligence committee, he's still apparently inside that room right now. members are leaving, saying they're frustrated because he is citing executive privilege, refusing to answer questions. that's why you heard manu raju report a while ago the house intelligence committee has already issued him a separate subpoena to come back. >> and that claim of executive privilege will have no validity if it's ever tested in the courts, if he drives it to that point. >> why not? >> because he's not a member of the cabinet. >> he was in the white house for a long time, for months. >> and he is no longer there. he basically has