and the its newest member.to prince william tells harry, welcome to the club. william: i'm very pleased to welcome my brother to the sleep deprivation society that is parenting. jane: welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around thebe g the markets took a beating today on renewed fears that the u.s. and china may be headed towards full-blown trade war. the ripples started sunday when president trump tweeted a threat to raise tariffs on chinese goods. that would added pressure on -- that put added pressure on talks due to start in washington tomorrow with high-level officials with beijing.op today the dow d 470 points on the uncertainty. a brief time ago i spoke to sudeep reddy of poli thank you for joining me. we are used to volatilit how serious is this? sude: this looks like it cou become serious. it is not yet serious. dropping aercentage point or two in the stock market used to not be a big dea but the stock market is so high right now, investors have done very well in recent years, that when you drop a couple of percentage points, the

it is no coincidence that william tell is the national hero of switzerland but shooting also has a long tradition in germany the oldest shooting clubs here have been around for several 100 years. shooting sports are especially popular in bavaria and lower saxony in eastern germany the figure is significantly lower shooting was forbidden in the g.d. are. visiting the xcel shooting club in hessen where 14 year old kalgoorlie is training with around 1400000 members the german shooting federation is one of the largest german sports associations kalin where stiff shooting closed to give her a more stable posture. unlike in switzerland young people here shoot only with air rifles. there's a special reason why catalin took up this hobby 2 years ago she was struggling with her concentration and her mother had the idea to register with the rifle club she'd heard that shooting can have a therapeutic effect and boost attention span since then kalin has been training at least twice a week the 2 hour session not only includes shooting but also progressive muscle relaxation. so what if you still reme

jillian: william and kate overjoyed with the news, william telling reporters he is, quote, glad to welcome my own brother into the sleep deprivation society, that is parenting. rob: the birth was announced at a post on instagram. the will couple insisted on american media getting in on his actions, awaiting gail king to be president, who attended her shower. jillian: 10 minutes after the hour. breaking down the new immigration policy and the late-night ninth circuit ruling on asylum and what can we expect? our next guest says the white house's ideas look strong but do they have a chance of passing democrat-controlled house. rob: remember this story? a new chapter in this yearbook, censorship, censorship, stay tuned. ♪ is and even this. but i don't have to clean this, is and even this. because the self-cleaning brush roll removes hair, while i clean. - [announcer] shark, the vacuum that deep cleans, now cleans itself. noso let's promote ourke summer travel deal on choicehotels.com like this: surf's up. earn a fifty-dollar gift card when you stay just twice this summer. or.. badda book. badd

ne>> reporter: attory general william barr tells cbs he believes mueller could have offered a conclusion. despite the long-standing justice department policy th forbids indicting a sitting president. >> the opinion says you cannot indict a president while he'sin office but he could have reached a decisions to whether it was criminal activity. >> reporter: tonight, the drum beat of democrats calling for impeachment proceedings is growing, a move the president ys should not be allowed. >> to me it's a dirty word, the word impeach. it's a dirty, filthy, disgusting word and had nothing to do with me. h there was noh crime and there was no misdemeanor. how do you impeach based on that? id> peter joins us now. the prt talked today about a major announcement about the border. what do you hear? >> reporter: yes, savannah, that's right. the president is reatening mexico with tariffs with the central american migrants seeking asylum here in the u.s. but "the washington post" says white house aids are arguing against it warning the threat could jeopardize the trade deal with mexico and canada. sava

william barr has a tell. he has a tell when he's cornered. he has a give away, a signal when he is in trouble. it's not in his manner which is always very steady andingly calm. as the in the way he perrys the question that is loadeding with danger for him. the very first thing he always does, you can watch this, the very first thing he does when he's in trouble is he asks for the question to be reaped. he does that every time. he needs that time to think about what to say and then after the question is repeated, he always latches on to one word in the question. and then plays with that word to run away from answering the question. it happened a few times today. let's watch william barr's tell in action when he is asked a very important question that he obviously does not want to answer by senator kamala harris. >> attorney general barr, has the president or anyone at the white house ever asked or suggested that you open an investigation of anyone? >> um, i wouldn't -- i wouldn't -- >> yes or no. >> could you -- could you repeat that question.

what happened when jerry now there went for a contempt of congress vote for william barr? tellst date was. >> there's been plenty of days i've been embarrassed to be a member of congress. based on the conduct some of the members. none more so than this week. the ones esteemed house judiciary committee marked up a resolution to hold the attorney general of the u.s. and contempt for refusal to commit a crime. had no obligation to turn over a single word, about mueller's report over as much as what permitted by law and that wasn't enough. for the democrats. this did there and accused him of lying about what bob mueller really meant before the heard a word from bob mueller about what he really meant. this all staged, all scripted. it was all part of the democratic effort to create the illusion of a cover-up. remember that these are democrats that promised evidence of collusion that didn't exist. the promise that bob mueller would find trump guilty of crimes he did not commit. when that didn't happen, the had to admit they are wrong to the american people or find a villain. unfortuna

attorney general william barr tells the house to take a hike refusing to sit for another hours long hearing on the mueller report. rob: the major bombshell came in the senate and could put big names in big trouble. jillian: a health emergency for migrants. rob: a call for sanitation senses as mexico ramps up calls for the caravans to start turning back. griff jenkins is live from the heart of the border crisis. >> turns out fans think there's someone a lot like taylor swift. >> or billboard performance as beyoncÉ fans upset. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ >> this song will never get old for me. rob: that is where you and i disagree. i am fine just standing. you are watching "fox and friends first" on thursday morning. carley: thanks for starting the day with us. fireworks on capitol hill during a heated hearing on the mueller report, william barr refusing to testify before the house. rob: the doj is investigating multiple criminal weeks. todd pyro live in studio with the ag's intense battle with a number of democrats from yesterday. >> no return engagement, william barr will

toght, people told stories of williams' life, hugging one another in comfort. police tell us williams was trying to cross the street near ford circle park. investigators have still not located that driver. >>> we're working for you tonight, helping you plan for a critical road closure. a h, first 4 traffic's break malay is here down the closure that begins tomorrow on rockreek parkway. >> reporter: a big warning for you, a total closure of rock creek parkway at potomac parkway is on the way, right there in front of thece kennedy ter. all lanes shut down thursday,th may , starting at 8:00 p.m., that runs until tuesday, may 14th at 5:30 in the morning. let's zoom in and see what we're talking about here. no vehicles, nois bicycl, no pedestrians will be allowed through. if you are a kennedy center r, ticketholde allow some extra time tove arri for performances. the garage willd,be impacte as well. follow the posted detour. this is for the installation of a brand new pedestrian bridge. you might want to hit the abut metro instead, for those days. silver, orange, and blue to av

attorney general william barr tells the house to take a hike refusing to sit for another hours long hearingt. rob: the major bombshell came in the senate and could put big names in big trouble. jillian: a health emergency for migrants. rob: a call for sanitation senses as mexico ramps up calls for the caravans to start turning back. griff jenkins is live from the heart of the border crisis.

attorney general william barr telling cbs news's jan crawford, that he was surprised mueller didn't make a more clear decision. >> in your view, he could have reached a conclusion should. >> right. he could have reached a conclusion. the opinion says you cannot indict a president while he's in office. but he could have reached a decision as to whether it is criminal activity. but he had his reasons for not doing it, which he explained. >> more of that interview can be seen on "cbs this morning," which begins this morning after our newscast. meanwhile, adam schiff is calling for bar's resignation. schiff said he is still undecided about whether the president should be impeached. >>> meantime, president trump threatened to slap a 5% tariff on mexican imports. the president wants to stop flow across the u.s. border. the tariff would go into effect on june 14th. and the president said the size of the tariff will gradually increase until the illegal immigrant problem is remedied. he said the tariff would then be removed. >>> rideshare company took in more than $3 billion in revenue, beating o

yeah that's right ok you don't want channel and based on williams let's not tell it to jocks and the yankees ok go ahead which i mean well and i got to jump in william going ok i'm just saying ok there's also another aspect to this if they can create this rush to get to the point where they can create a new cold war that means trillions of. ehlers you're absolutely right money is the driver of a lot of this ok let me go back to allan i mean mental impairment i have i agree i think there is that both are true but let me go back to alan in miami do you find it really disturbing that you have former heads of the intelligence services talking heads on and miss the c.n.n. and m s n b c because it seems like a marriage of the intelligence community and the media because it's very obvious to me that they they were getting their talking point where it's actually i don't know where they got their talking much but it's certainly a circular an environment ok where you leak something to the media the media ask you about it and you confirm it i mean again going back to the weapons of mass destruct

former white house trade official cleat williams telling fox business's maria bartiromo this morning that the problems between the china and the u.s. are more political than economic. >> these are global problems. it is not just the u.s. and china. this is not the u.s. trying to keep china down. reforms will benefit china's economy. you hear china saying we can't change our laws. i want to point out that is routine in these trade agreements. all the trade agreement i dealt with all the countries changed laws to address problems. reporter: they want the u.s. to cancel all tariffs. for now the president is easing up on everyone else but china. reports that the president is getting ready to lift steel and aluminum tariffs on canada and mexico to pave the way for the usmca trade agreement. president trump cooling off on car tariffs as well hoping to work out a deal by japan and europe putting car tariffs on the backburner next six months. that tight deadline is not sitting well with automakers. international automobile dealers association blasting the statement. truth imported auto and a

attorney general william barr telling our own bill hemmer in an exclusive interview that he is tryingto the bottom of whether government officials put their thumb on the scale during the early stages of the russia probe. and whether there don't like the surveillance of the term campaign was justified. of particular interest to barr, he says, is president trump's meeting with the nation intelligence chief just a few days before he took office in 2017. watch. >> i think there were some very strange developments during that period, that's one of the things you want to look into. >> such as? >> such as the handling of the meeting on january 6th between the intelligence chiefs and the president, and the leaking of information subsequent to that meeting. rico and new york city customers >> yes. >> in trump tower? >> yes. see you on served as attorney general deputy assistant assistant under george bush from the first mueller report drops. good to see you. how serious is this leak situation that barr is talking about? >> i think it's potentially very serious, harris. what is refreshing as we

chris: attorney general william barr telling a senate committee this week he's serious about investigating of russia and the trump campaign. and it's time now for our sunday group. fox news senior political analyst brit hume. welcome back, brit. charles lane from "the washington post," marie hard of, cohost of benson and harf on fox news radio, and gop strategist karl rove. brit, since you're back from a long time away from us, attorney general barr seemed to become a big target this week for a lot of democrats, marley after we learned -- particularly after we learned before his testimony before that committee that robert mueller had sent a letter to him complaining about his after he issued it to congress. to what degree do you think that attacks on barr are really about the fact that he's serious about investigating the origins of the trump-russia investigation? >> i think that barr's the latest target because that's all they got right now, all the critics, the people who were so disastrously and flamingly wrong on trump collaboration with russia in the campaign have now turned their fir

>>team coverage on this with will tran he's standing by out at oracle where william been telling us all morning long when they when they do come back hopefully things go well they'll have a lead in the series there some storm headed your way don't know about. >>first of all it is cold. hopefully the rockets will be as cold as i am because it's no joke i mean we've enjoyed great weather. it's cold this morning. so i'm doing team coverage for john scher able. yes james hopefully when they come back here on wednesday to play a role oracle they'll be up 3 one and not too too because steph curry has been as cold as i am this morning, not just for a night. but nights they show you video of saturday's game. they just needed a little bit more from steph curry and they would have won because the slim reaper was on fire 46 points from kd the only ended up losing by 5 points even though clay had an average game in curry didn't do so well he actually even missed a breakaway slam dunk that would have really got the game. so much closer in the final seconds instead he misses the shot and then the roc

attorney general william barr telling fox news in an exclusive interview today that the american publicput their thumb on the scale in the russia probe. barr telling bill hemmer this morning that he is trying to get to the bottom of whether or not government officials abused their power. the attorney general also says he has more questions now than when he first started. i'm trace gallagher. now back to "tucker carlson tonight." ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: all this week we've taken to you cities along the west coast to investigate homelessness in this country. from the beginning, we planned to show how much the problem has grown but even we were shocked by the scale of the epidemic and the places we visited. the homeless are not just a problem in rich economic hubs like san francisco but dying post industrial cities in college towns and even rural areas. the investigation was a little bit stronger than we thought it was going to be. and the reaction has been much more profound than we anticipated, too. in sacramento, police performed a warrant sweep at the city's river front encampment the day aft

as william brangham tells us, this line of inquiry picked up new fuel overnht after a new york times investigation shed light on the president's past tax records and his large business losses. >> brangham: judy, the tes' investigation found that at the very moment donald trump waspo raying himself as the most successful dealmaker of the nineteen eighties and acneties, his al balance sheet told afe very dnt story. the times' analysis found mr. trump lost more than one billio dollars betw85 and 1994. the report says, "year after year, mr. trump appears to have lost more money than nearly any other individual american taxpayer." those combined losses, the article contends, enabled him to avoid payingncome taxes for eight years. the president and his legal team havealled the times' report inaccurate. i'm joined now by one of the reporters who broke this story: russ buettner of the times. russ, thank you very much for you have painted this really remarkable portrait of thides den donald trump's financial life. help us understand why w he losing so much money during this time? >> well, if

as william brangham tells us, tornadoes injured more people overnight when they battered parts of kansas northwest missouri. >> brangham: several tornadoes struck kansas overnigh winds so powerful this co was thrown othe roof of a house, d knocked this semi onto its side. redozens of homes weorn apart in lawrence, kansas, with at least a dozen injuries there as well. debris blown from nearly 50 miles away left the runway of the kansas city airport so ous it had to be shut do and evacuated for several hours last night. passengers were left stranded and ducking for cover. >> it came over the loud speakers that everybody was to move and then everybody just moved very quickly and orderly to the basement. >> brangham: tornadoes also struck as far as eastern pennsylvania. of a sudden it is like rapid fire machine gun hitting the side of the house. >> brangham: for the last two weeks, an unreleing barrage of floods, tornadoes and extreme weather has pummeled the middle of the country. and over the last month, the national storm prediction center says there have been over 500 reported tornadoes.

. >> reporter: last week, attorney general william barr telling senators he would allow the special counsel to take the stand. >> what about bob mueller? should he be allowed to testify? >> i have already said publicly, i have no objection. >> reporter: the president's reversal comes as house democrats wait to hear from mueller about a tentative may 15th invitation. democrats want mueller to further explain the ten incidents of potential obstruction by president trump, as well as the special counsel's decision not to make a determination about whether trump obstructed justice. >> given the fact that barr does not seem to be a neutral observer here, mueller's testimony is all the more important. >> reporter: as the clock quickly ticks for mueller, house democrats are demanding the attorney general hand over the full unredacted mueller report. >> congress, our job is oversight. the american people need to know the truth. that's why we need the full mueller report. >> reporter: house judiciary chairman jerry nadler threatening to hold barr in contempt of congress if he doesn't respond to the r

. >> well, this comes as attorney general william barr tells cbs news that he didn't agree with the legal analysis in mueller's report. barr says that he intervened to apply what he called the right law when he decided to announce that the president had not obstructed justice. >> we analyzed the law and the facts, and a group of us spent a lot of time doing that and determined that both as a matter of law, many of the instances would not amount to obstruction. >> as a matter of law? >> as a matter of law. we didn't agree with the legal analysis -- a lot of the legal analysis in the report. it did not reflect the views of the department. it was the views of a particular lawyer or lawyers. and so we applied what we thought was the right law. >> that's bill barr up in his mountain lodge somewhere. by the way, it's about 90 degrees here in urkt washington. i'm joined by madeline dean, heidi przybyla, the white house reporter for "the daily beast" that had this story and john meacham is the author of the new book with tim mcgraw, "songs of america, patriotism protest and the music that made a

one of the central claims reporter william no a good cross joins me now with the story hey william and harry so tell us about the study what did it find right so one of the central claims is companies like google and lift will reduce congestion and reduce traffic problems in cities because you don't need your own private car so experts transit experts at the university of kentucky want to see if this were true they were asked by the san francisco transit authority to look into the san francisco being one of america's most congested cities and home to her and lift and what they found was no this claim is not true it doesn't hold up to the reporting and fact over the six years from two thousand and ten two thousand and sixteen when new bern left really getting popular congestions however cisco went up more than sixty percent most of that was attributable to lift this the experts were able to factor out of the study and saw that there was a much lower congestion rate without them but what this is really showing is congestion went up both because of lift traffic on the roads and private cars on the road

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went to the break we were talking about the circus that took place last week after william barr did not testify, tellarr as you know him is this obstruction on the part of the democrats to take down an honest broker? >> i think what it is is an attempt to divert attention in part and also an attempt to discredit what he intends to do by conducting an investigation into how all of this got started and by all of this i mean the events that were depicked in part in the beginning of your program, george papadopoulos and the rest. maria: judge, i mean, the fisa warrant did not happen until later in the year, so it's clear that there was spying going on before they actually had the warrant to do so. is that a fair statement? >> well you don't need a warrant to put an informant into talk to somebody; however, you do need a good reason and when you're talking about putting an agent into talk to somebody in connection with a political campaign, you need a very good reason, and obviously, that's what the attorney general had in mind, when he wondered whether this was all properly predicated not whether it was

williams. pete, what can you tell us about the response to this shooting? >> totally different. this campus is less than ten miles away from columbine high school, but the response to today's shooting is so much different. columbine in 1999 convinced the nation's police that they needed to react to these reports differently, and today was a very vivid demonstration of that, with the first responder saying they could actually hear gunshots inside as they arrived. that's completely different from what used to be the protocol, secure the perimeter and wait for the s.w.a.t. team. and this rapid swarm by police rushing toward the danger undoubtedly saves lives, lester. >> pete williams in washington, thank you. we are following every development of this story. we will bring you any new information as we get it. we also wantge ni tornadoes and damaging hail. al roker joins us now with the latest. >> lester, we have tornado watches up even as we speak through tonight from texas all the way to oklahoma and kansas. storms firing up. in fact, we expect hail, damaging wind, and tornadoes p

william barr said, tell you what, bob, i'll take the hit and say there's no obstruction there. that is not what robert mueller found at all. in fact on three or four occasions, he absolutely found substantial evidence to support obstruction of justice. what william barr is saying as a matter of law based on my constitutional interpretation, the president cannot obstruct justice and he did not say that. that's why i think robert mueller wrote that letter disagreeing and complaining about the way that william barr was characterizing his conclusion. >> peter baker, and kasie hunt, peter, i'll start with you. the bottom line here is that bill barr is essentially admitting the president has tried to at least ask him questions about various other pieces of investigations that are still happening, maybe with sdny, maybe with the unknown investigations that we know were spun off of the special counsel. has the justice department -- this feels like one of those where barr is going to know he's got to do some cleanup tomorrow on this one. or is this opening the door for i think more inve

tonight, hawaii senator hirono not holding back saying she doesn't believe attorney general william barr is telling the truth. this before bars, no show before the house judiciary committee today as sara murray explains democrats are now threatening to hold bar in contempt. >>house speaker nancy pelosi, the highest-ranking democrat calling the nation's top law enforcement officer a liar, attorney general of the united states of america was not telling the truth to the congress of the united states. that's a crime. hoin contempt re on the attorney general after he refused to appear before the house judiciary committee today as bar headed r come to o creating their own made for con steve cohen, a tennessee democrat munched on a bucket of fried chicken during the hearing and flooded a ceramic chicken to drive his point home. >>chicken bar should have shown up today and answered questions. >>are skipping the hearing after democrats demanded he faced questions from staff lawyers in a 30 minute block on top of the 5 minute rounds of questions from lawmakers that he took ability to hear from bill maher to

. >>> to washington now where attorney general william barr held true to his word after telling house democrats he would not show up for tos house judiciary committee. >> i would introduce the witness, but instead we will conclude the proceedings. heduled to testify about his handling of the mueller report but he backed out when democrats added an extra hour of questioning by justice department and houses calated when nancy pelosi called out barr's testimony before a senate panel wednesday. >> if the attorney general of the united states is not telling the truth to the congress of the united states, that's a crime. >> the justice department said speaker pelosi's baseless attack on the tog is reckless, irresponsible and false. >>> a democratic congressman had fun with william barr's no- show. steve cohen brought a serp ram mick chicken and bucket of chicken. he put it in front of the witness chair saying he's here. ws at have more on the kpix 5 to hit the u.s.-mexico border and it involves dna testing. the department etthesg somerepo unprecedented move, ice will crack down on families.

d>> the house judiciary committee will h discussion of william barr's handling of the mueller report, but tell take place without william barr. phe attorney general said she would not show uor the hearing. democrats who control the committee had planned to allow a lawyer to question barr. the justice department argued that would be inappropriate. democrats held their ground.s aa result the attorney general says he will not appear today. >>> after barr announced he would not appear on capitol hill today, thecommittee chairman, congressman jerry nadler, accused barr of being, quote, terrified of facing a skilled attorney. >> this would have been the secrd day the attorney geneal faced tough questions. yesterd he answered questions related to the mueller report and his conversations with thei wh house. >> has the president or anyone at the white house asked or suggested that you open an invesgation of anyone? yes or no, please, sir. >> the president or anybody else? >> seems you'd remember something like that and be able to tell us. >> i don't know -- i wouldn't say suggested -- >> lihinted? >> i

brian williams is the founder. tell us what are they doing? hhat is there called?> t is the south african zulu dance. and south africa started 25 afars ago in a collaboration between the ican-american form of stepping with south africa. artists there. this was one the favorite dances we first saw in johannesburg 25 years ago, this cheer is not just about the 25th anniversary, it's also south africa's annirsary of independence. we want people to see what we do on the stage and howard university and stepping and what not. but the art forms woo dee all over the world. >> reporter: it's absolutely breathtaking to see the high energy this early in the morning. >> exactly. and to see it and -- we have been putting it for 25 years. to see it in full costume that we've got in south africa, the traditional regalia, it's something magical that you don't see anywhere else in the world. this is one of the largest black dance companies today. >> wow. they will kick off the performance series next week at the catholic university theater. how can people get tickets?>> stepafrika.

>>attorney general william barr was on the defensive telling senators on the judiciary committee he did not gloss over special counsel robert mueller's conclusions in favor of the president. despite a letter from mueller that seems to say that i asked him if he was suggesting that the march 24th letter was inaccurate and he said no, but that the press reporting has been inaccurate california senator dianne feinstein wanted to know why barr decided not to charge president trump with obstruction of justice is when mueller's report outlined a number of troubling actions by the president to mislead the american people. >>and interfere with the investigations into russian interference and obstruction among them phone calls from president trump to the white house lawyer instructing him to fire mueller saying quote. >>mueller has to go call me back when you do it. >>the attorney general says president trump's lawyers argued the president believed mueller had conflicts of interest and only wanted him fired if that was true republicans say they now want an investigation into the tactics at the f

this week, he learned he was accept to both dream schools, uva c andlege of william and mary. he tells us he has committed to uva's mcintyre school of congress andl move to charlottesville for school. >> many telling us where they're headed for this fall. at eleanor roosevelt high in greenlt one senior had a tough choice because she was accepted at 21 schools. >> whoa. the scho held a pep rally today to clebrate her success along with all the other seniors. news4's amy cho was there. >> reporter: how do you sum up a stage in your life?t friends you've found, the memories you've made. how do you add up all your accomplishments? at eleanor roosevelt high, waters can sum up how many schools she got into. >> 21 schools i got accepted into. there was a lot of work ot involved, nnly in terms of academics. >> reporter: she can count the clubs she's joined, acappella, dance team and leadership. in rallies like this one. she's counting the days before she heads to georgetown in the fall. >> it's been a school close to my heart and also close toome. my mom would take me to the best ballgames, a

overnight, we learned the special counsel sent a letter to william barr in late march telling him his four-page summary of the report, quote, didn't fully capture the context, nature and substance of this office's work and conclusions. the two long-time friends spoke by phone with the special counsel telling barr his summary lacked mueller's nuance on obstruction of justice. >> it also appears bill barr wasn't truthful when he spoke to congress two weeks after getting mueller's letter. here's a small portion >> did bob mueller support your conclusion? >> i don't know whether bias or prejudice supported my conclusion. >> we'll play more of that for you. as we look ahead to barr's testimony this morning there is one man on capitol hill -- a lot of lawmakers on capitol hill would like to hear from. that's bob mueller. joining us now is the washington investigative correspondent for the "new york times" and security analyst, one of the reporters who broke the explosive story. mark, it was stunning to hear this for the first time. it's the first time we hear really how robert mueller who w

significant evidence >> william barr said he looked at the mueller report and didn't reach the same conclusion you just reached from it. we don't know what mueller's conclusion was. he didn't tellliam barr has not recused himself from the ongoing investigations. he will not do so. you are now joining the chorus of democrats saying he should resign. why? >> well, first of all, his credibility was shredded yesterday. that answer combined with his saying that the reason why he decided against criminal charges was a lack of evidence is absolutely incredible. robert mueller himself found that significant evidence as to four or maybe as many as ten. he concluded he couldn't bring criminal charges on those four to ten episodes of obstruction because a 20-year-old office of legal counsel opinion that says a sitting president can't be indict indicted. but for that opinion, the president of the united states would be under indictment. >> mueller doesn't say that, just to be clear. mueller doesn't say that. that's your interpretation of the evidence that mueller put out >> what mueller says is that he will abide by that rule and therefore charging the president would be unfair because the

fiscal policy can improve economic resilience, saying the fed's williams early this morning. i telle will be speaking to john williams at bloomberg tv, the president of the federal reserve bank of new york joining us 10:30 a.m. london time. matt: volkswagen is preparing for a little pushback in today's agm. voiceors are expected to anger about cleanup efforts after the diesel scandal. this as the carmaker revise plans for an ipo of its truck unit just two months after putting the share sale on hold. maybe that will make those disgruntled shareholders feel better. joining us is chad thomas, berlin chief,au bsen, who covered the auto sector for many years, and you are familiar with the world's biggest automaker, volkswagen. are they doing this truck ipo to offset ssome anger they face from shareholders? chad: that is certainly part of it. it comes down also to the personalities that we both know at volkswagen. the head of the trucking division, he is someone day -- someone day -- they wooed from daimler to join this unit. he is keen on the ipo, to give independence to the unit. trucks

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saying to the nsa and cia and dni that i don't want fancy footwork here but you respond to william barr and you tell >> you are right on the money, judgment one other agency in there i think has been dragging its feet. fbi. judge jeanine: of course. >> i've heard a lot of tension going on between justice and fbi and if you listen to the great interview that fox news had gone last week with attorney general bar he said the answers i'm getting are inadequate and don't add up. judge jeanine: they don't hang together. >> it's remarkable to hear and attorney general say that about the people who are supposed to report him. he backed up his attorney general until the rest of the intelligence committee anyone in the intelligence community you better give the truth to this man or your insubordinate to my commands. very important moment and hopefully it will stop some of the game and ship going on behind the scenes to hide evidence. i broke the story couple the scope the state department memo no one in the oversight committee had been given that an fbi to that memo existed in the state farm and knew it exist

. >> as william lunch and s tells us, the movie star say they don't want to work in states ch>> reporter across th bow from disney chairman bob eiger. >> if it becomes law, i don't see how it is practical to continue to shoot there.>> repo that if their bill stands banning abortion after a fetal heartbeat is detected, the studio will abandon production in the peach state, including marvel movies. nine states have newly passed antiabortion laws. disney, netflix, warner media and nbc universal, all threatening to boycott georgia if it's abortion law takes effect january 1. the governor mocked hollywood's threat, vowing not to let c list celebrities or others undermine georgia values. >> we will not back down. we will always continue to fight for life. >> reporter: since then, more than 100 actors promised to boycott georgia, including jessica chastain and natalie portman, jason bateman of ozark and alyssa milano of insatiable. as the list grows, studios may be forced to take sides. >> many people who work for us will not be able to work there and we will have to heed their wishes and that

william barr. doesn't that tell you something? >> hold on. there is an important point here. i don't want to be an a poll gist. in the 15-page letter, t partie many administrations serving a similar type of immunity to preclude congress from talking to senior officials in the administration. what mcgahn has to do is abide by the law. what congress has to do is challenge that blanket assertion. it has to be adjudicate and mcgahn won't be torn. >> how long that will take? >> that's the good question. >> did you want to say something? how long will it last to be cleared of white house influence? >> the opinions in case law are on our side. take a look at the meyers case. where the court said not once but twice, there is no such thing of a claim of a blanket immunity. that's a claim an administration with make, but not case law. that won't hold up. >>> you confident the district court in d.c. would handle it? who am deliver what you consider just? >> i hope the courts see that every institution of our government framed over the course of hundreds of years through sweat, blood, an