wray is up to the task. based on his testimony and the commitments he has made to me and other members of our judiciary committee, i believe we will all vote on the committee to support his nomination. and if he is confirmed, i commit to working with him to support the f.b.i., its mission and some 30-,000--- 30,000-plus agents who work every day to help protect our nation. thank you very much, mr. chairman. i yield the floor. the presiding officer: the senator from iowa. mr. grassley: i thank the senator from california for her fine remarks on mr. wray, and i'm here for the same reason she is and i thank her for also facilitating getting this through the committee in a very quick way. thank you. i'm pleased to support the nomination of christopher wray to be director of the f.b.i. mr. wray supposes the skills, the character, and the unwavering commitment to impartial enforcement of the law that we need as an f.b.i. director. based on a unanimous vote that mr. wray received from the judiciary committee, i'm c

amy: five senators voted against christopher wray. before yesterdrday, only one sender had ever voted against an fbi nominee. we will get a look at the explosive lawsuit filed by a former fox news contributor, alleging fox news fabricated and worked directly with the white house to push a fake news story to prop up conspiracy theories linking the murder of a dnc staffer last year to the wikileaks publication of internal dnc emas. look at thell shocking story of how u.s. customs and border protection agents told a 16-year-old mexican teenager to ink from a bottle of liquideth at a bordrder checkpopoint in sanan , causing hihim to die from an ace drug overdrdose. >> my brbrother is deaead. he was in pain. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. "the new york times" is reporting the justice department is preparing to investigate and sue universities for affirmative action policies, in the latest assault against civil rights by attorney general jeff session

wray is up to the task. based on his testimony and the commitments he has made to me and other members of our judiciary committee, i believe we will all vote on the committee to support his nomination. and if he is confirmed, i commit to working with him to support the f.b.i., its mission and some 30-,000--- 30,000-plus agents who work every day to help protect our nation. thank you very much, mr. chairman. i yield the floor. the presiding officer: the senator from iowa. mr. grassley: i thank the senator from california for her fine remarks on mr. wray, and i'm here for the same reason she is and i thank her for also facilitating getting this through the committee in a very quick way. thank you. i'm pleased to support the nomination of christopher wray to be director of the f.b.i. mr. wray supposes the skills, the character, and the unwavering commitment to impartial enforcement of the law that we need as an f.b.i. director. based on a unanimous vote that mr. wray received from the judiciary committee, i'm c

the key point about wray, many of his colleagues from the justice department that wray was closest to were deeply involved in this cover-up. there are some problems for both parties in the felix case. wray will have his work cut out for him to toe the line here. amy: can you talk about his record with credit suisse? james: credit suisse was engaged in toewo different felony prosecutions -- wray involve them in a case -- represented them in a case involving sanctions busting. in 2014, he managed to negotiate a settlement with the holder justice department that basically got credit suisse no jail time for any executives, no withdrawal of corporate licenses, a tax-deductible $2.6 helpingfine -- this was 22,000 americans evade more than $20 million of taxes. taxes, allion of decade of misbehavior. it was a nice deal for the bank. wray was deeply involved in obtaining the settlement. it's one of many settlements he obtained during that period on behalf of major banks. amy: you also write in your toce intimate connections the professional network that operates at the highest levels of u.s.

the senate democratic leader spoke about wray a short time ago. >> wray got overwhelming support in the committee. in judiciary, he had a unanimous vote. that's the committee of a lot of strong democrats. they all voted for him. now that healthcare is over, i have told leader mcconnell we will a grow on robust package of nominees. >> all the indications are, we should see a big bipartisan vote for christopher wray to be the next fbi director a short time from now. mike? >> stick around for just a moment. there's word president trump may take matters into his own hands on healthcare after the senate failed to pass a bill. the president could use an executive order to change the way millions of people get health insurance. that's according to republican senator rand paul of kentucky who says he had a phone call about it with the president. senator paul says he suggested allowing groups like aarp and credit unions to buy insurance from their own members. mitch mcconnell said today, there's still opportunity to make changes. now we're hearing a senate committee is planning to hold bipartisa

director is difficult but i'm confident wray is capable of shouldering this important responsibility and that he'll lead the f.b.i. with the strength and professionalism the position demands. so our work on nominees continues today. we will, for instance, take a procedural vote on the nomination for the national labor relations board later this morning but there's more to do. i was pleased to hear the democratic leader reaffirm his interest in working with us now to clear more nominees before the conclusion of this work period. many of these nominees have been held up far too long leaving the administration without a number of key officials at various agencies. i look forward to our democratic colleagues working with us to finish up the f.d.a. user fees legislation that i mentioned earlier as well. we'll work on other issues in the meantime like tax reform which is one of the things the senate led by the finance committee will turn its collective attention toward after the state work period. during the eight years of the obama administration, our economy failed to live up to its full

wray will replace james comey fired by president trump in may.no word when wray will be sworn in for the job. a sudden ending to a mile-long police chase in l.a. this is where it goes wrong. the man running from police clipped a median. blows a tire. grinding that car to a halt. the driver realizes i'm not going anywhere. he lays flat on his face. that was probably a good nancy: the techniques that the police commonly use to stop a speeding car was developed in fairfax county. today we got up close look. the p.i.t. maneuver got the origin in 1980's. it's to force a car to turn sideway and cause a driver to lose control and stop. the officers all over the country are trained to do this with a primary consideration in mind. >> deciding whether they think the danger and the pursuit outweighs the danger. >> the officers are taught to take a lot of factors in consideration before attempting the maneuver, speed, weather and traffic. on average, police in fairfax county conduct fewer than 20 p.i.t. maneuvers every year. jonathan: mosquitoes are always a

confirmation vote underway for fbi director nominee christopher wray. you are looking at a live view of the senate floor. we will be bringing you the result of the vote we have it. our top story, they were against white house leaks is heating up. attorney general jeff sessions having a press conference friday to outline efforts to crack down on leaks. an issue that has dogged the administration since day one. >> i have not been happy with the past prosecutions and investigations of criminal leaks. we've already taken a number of steps. we are stepping up. cannot continue. some people need to go to jail. if we can make cases, they are going to jail. >> kat: judge napolitano didn't mince words either. >> the type of leaks that have bedeviled donald trump, that have commenced the massey's income including the special prosecutor, began when susan rice and her colleagues. she has admitted to some of this, engaged in unmasking, revealing the true names of people who participated in conversations that were captured by american and british intelligence. >> kat:

wray will be sufficient a leader. >> he pledged during his confirmation hearing last month to remain independent from any political pressure. >> and wray also testified he was never asked to testify to loyalty to the president but if he would have, he would have said no. >>> ahead on "cbs this morning" we'll talk with kelly an conway, counsel to the president, about the statement of donald trump jr.'s meeting with the russian laier. a lawsuit details an alleged conspiracy between the trump administration, trump supporters, and the fox news channel. chip reid has the story. >> the lawsuit claims president trump personally persuaded fox news to publish a story that turned out to not be true. it turns out seth rich was responsible for leaking the party's wikileaks in 2016 and was not the hackers. the goal was to help lift the cloud of the russia investigation. sean hannity who is one of president trump's biggest fans hosted the story but fox retracted the meeting after just a meet saying it did not meet its journal is tick standards. the lawsuit was filed by former d.c. police detective

into russian meddling and wray asserted independence during his confirmation hearing saying quote myty is to the constitution and to the rule of law. former reading pennsylvania mayor vaughn spencer will remain free until trial after pleading not guilty to are up corruption charges today and no comment of allegations leaving the federal courthouse in center city philadelphia and prosecutors say vaughn bribed the city council president and tried to sell his office for campaign contributions and from new jersey governor christie signed a bill giving back pay to workers who were furloughed including state parks were forced to close july 1-3. that shut down also led to the infamous picture of governor christie lounging on island beach state park which was closes to the public. it is a bizarre case of animal abuse. a group of men forcing a juvenile alligator to drink alcohol. they also stuck a cigarette in its mouth and the video was shared on snapchat and now the pennsylvania spca is on the case. that's because a tipster believes the cruelty case took place in northeast philadelphia. phi

senate has just confirmed christopher wray to become the next fbi director.rwhelming vote, 92-5, 92 in favor of confirmation, only 5 opposing. christopher wray, the former assistant attorney general under president george w. bush. he worked under james comey at the justice department, and in private practice, by the way, he represented governor chris christie during what was called bridgegate. you know, phil mudd, 92-5, that's pretty good. >> we had news that president trump was going to visit the fbi. he never visited. my friends over there saying if he had gone there, it's not because he loves james comey -- many do -- it's because we have a lot of work to do. there is an opioid epidemic, if i were the fbi director, keep your head down. the white house takes head shots, go low, don't say anything publicly and keep the business of the bureau going and i think the worse force will respond. >> he's going to be sworn in by the president, vice president, whoever swears him in. that will probably take a day or so. but will he get directly involved under mueller o

wray got overwhelming support in the committee and the judiciary he had a unanimous vote. that's a committee of a lot of strong democrats and they all voted for him and now that health care is over i have told leader mcconnell we will agree on a robust package of nominees. when they do regular order in health care, we are not going to do regular order on the things that they want and they say no regular order a memoir stood portending we are facing could i we said after health care was over we try to get together and get package that we are making good progress in that regard. >> the press secretary just said she things will turn the legislative agenda trump's legislative agenda as congress's inability to get things done. you are you a that? >> as long as both donald trump and a republican colleagues try to go at it alone they're going to have a very rough time and both seem to be in agreement on that. donald trump, it was hard to believe that he said well we should go to 51 votes and that's the reason health care fail. did go the 51 votes in health care. [inaudible] >> it

wray succeeds james comey who was fired by president trump. a top justice department official during the george w. bush administration. both of california's senators voted in favor of the new fbi director. ( darya ) due to the uncertainty surrounding the "affordable care act," covered california health insurance costs are going up. california officials announced that monthly premiums will go up by an average 12-and-a-half percent for next year. however -- san francisco county will see an average increase of just 7-percent. about 10-percent of the one-and-a-half million people enrolled will have to look for a new plan -- as "anthem blue cross" will end its coverage in most of the state. open enrollment starts november 1st. ( darya ) all 12 inmates who escaped an alabama prison have been captured after breaking out of jail using peanut butter. the final inmate was taken into custody last night in florida. the inmates broke out of jail sunday night. deputies say they used peanut butter to change the number over a door. this tricked a new employee

son-in-law jared kushner will now report directly to kelly instead of the president >>> christopher wraybe next fbi director, 92 to five. wray represented chris christie during the bridgegate scandal replaces james comey who was fired by president trump. he said he would not let politics influence his decision of. >>> corey booker's newest goal is to legalize marijuana across the country. he introduced legislation that would remove marijuana from the list of controlled substances. he said marijuana laws unfairly affects poor and minority citizens's eight states and the district of columbia have legalized marijuana. >>> philadelphia police want to talk to the man behind a dangerous stunt climbed to the top of city hall undetected video was posted sunday on the youtube page exploring with carson. he climbed all the way to the top of the william penn statue which, at the time was surrounded by scaffolding. the climber who remains anonymous said he did it to document history, not to cause trouble. the incident has exposed a significant loop hole in security. central detectives is leading the

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i just met with fbi director christopher wray and attorney general jeff sessions.he department of justice has opened a civil rights investigation into the deadly car attack that killed one innocent american and wounded 20 others. to anyone who acted criminally in this weekend's racist violence, you will be held fully accountable. justice will be delivered. as i said on saturday, we condemn in the strongest possible terms this egregious display of hatred, bigotry, and violence. it has no place in america. and as i have said many times before, no matter the color of our skin, we all live under the same laws. we all salute the same great flag. and we are all made by the same almighty god. other, show each affection for each other, and unite together in condemnation of hatred, bigotry, and violence. we must rediscover the bonds of love and loyalty that bring us together as americans. and those who, cause of violence in its name are criminals and thugs, including the kkk, neo-nazis, white supremacists, and other hate groups that are repugnant to everything we hold dear

wray testified during his confirmation hearing that he would resign if he was ever asked to do anythingthical or illegal by the president. cecelia vega, abc news, the white house. >>> an explosive lawsuit against fox news alleges the white house conspired with the network to spread a false story about a democratic staffer all to distract from the russia probe. seth rich was killed last year during a botch robbery. but stories on fox suggest he was targeted for leaking hillary clinton's e-mails. rod wheeler is suing fox claiming he was falsely quoted as saying there was a link between rich and wikileaks. he said he and a donor met with sean spicer. and that donor texted the investigator to say president trump signed off on the story before it was published. the article was later retracted. the white house denies any involvement. >>> so president trump may feel like the accommodations at the white house with its 132 rooms and 35 bathrooms are not quite up to par. he reportedly told wealthy members of his new jersey golf club, quote, the white house is a real dump. according to golf magazi

wray, a former justice department official under george w. bush, takes over the bureau following president trump's abrupt firing of james comey, who was leading the investigation into possible connections between the trump campaign and russia during the 2016 election. >>> as the crisis with north korea escalates, today the secretary of state made a dramatic move. offering the first direct talks with kim jong-un's regime and spoke about resetting relations with russia. all in his very first state department briefing since taking office. and our chief foreign affairs correspondent andrea mitchell was there. >> reporter: six months into the job, secretary of state rex tillerson stepped into the briefing room for the first time, addressing crises from russia to north korea, with a new message for kim jong-un. >> we are not your enemy. we're not your threat. but you are presenting an unacceptable threat to us. and we have to respond. >> reporter: that response both carrots and sticks. test firing a long-range missile from california tonight. >> we

wray replaces james comey who president trump fired.e's a former senior justice depth official and if you know that name it's because he was governor christie's bridge gate lawyer. to a story now you'll see only on fox. a man died in hail of gunfire less than an hour after he cut a deal in court. it was for a big drug investigation. police believe the shooting in southwest philadelphia was a h hit. authorities say he had cooperated to help take down a multi million dollar drug ring in chester. our dave schratwieser is live at philadelphia police headquarters. dave? >> reporter: lucy, police tonight looking for two killers in the murder of 41-year-old anthony reaves. the attorney general's office tonight in an unusual move confirming that reaves was a cooperator in the take down of a huge drug operation. this was the scene just before 3:00 monday afternoon. when 41-year-old anthony reaves was found shot to death inside his car just off lindberg boulevard in southwest philly. done in by two gunmen in what experts like john appledorn call

wray replaces the fired james comey. wray says he's excited, humble, and grateful. state department officials say the president has authority he needs to wage war on isis. many in congress do not agree and they want a new authorization for the use of military force. what about that? rich edson is that the state department. >> on september 18, 2001, president george w. bush signed an authorization allowing the administration to use the u.s. military against those responsible for the terrorist attacks a week earlier. over the last 16 years, the white house is still using that broadly written authorization as the legal basis to fight the islamic state in syria and iraq. the trump administration has informed congress its seeking new changes to the 2001 resolution. in a closed hearing, secretary of state rex tillerson and defense secretary james mattis offer the administration perspective on the military authorization before the senate foreign relations committee, expanding on their earlier public statements. >> our mission and purpose and reason for being in syria is un

with the fbi director, christopher wray, and attorney general jeff sessions. the department of justice has opened a civil rights the deadlyon into car attack that killed one innocent american and wounded 20 others. to anyone who acted criminally at this weekends racist violence, you will be held fully accountable. justice will be delivered. as i said on saturday, we condemn in the strongest possible terms this egregious display of hatred, bigotry, and violence. it has no place in america and before,e said any times no matter the color of our skin, we all live under the same laws. we all salute the same great made by the are all same almighty god. we must love each other, show affection for each other and unite together in condemnation of hatred, bigotry, and violence . we must rediscover the bonds of love and loyalty that bring us together as americans. racism is evil and those who cause violence in its names -- in its name are criminals at our -- grills and thugs including the kkk, the nazis and other hate groups that are repugnant to everything we hold dear

son-in-law jared kushner will now report directly to kelly instead of the president >>> christopher wray will be next fbi director, 92 to five. wray represented chris christie during the bridgegate scandal replaces james comey who was fired by president trump. he said he would not let politics influence his decision of. >>> corey booker's newest goal is to legalize marijuana across the country. he introduced legislation that would remove marijuana from the list of controlled substances. he said marijuana laws unfairly affects poor and minority citizens's eight states and the district of columbia have legalized marijuana. >>> philadelphia police want to talk to the man behind a dangerous stunt climbed to the top of city hall undetected video was posted sunday on the youtube page exploring with carson. he climbed all the way to the top of the william penn statue which, at the time was surrounded by scaffolding. the climber who remains anonymous said he did it to document history, not to cause trouble. the incident has exposed a significant loop hole in security. central detectives is leadi

wray succeeds james comey, who was fired by president trump.wray was a top justice department official during the george w. bush administration. he was recommended unanimously by the senate judiciary committee on july 20th. both of california's senators.. feinstein and harris.. voted in favor of the new director (grant) people who rely on covered california for health insurance could see their premiums rise next year. health officials are projecting an average increase of 12-and-a-half percent... which is actually a little lower than last year's bump. but if people shop around... they could potentially lower their cost...depending upon the plan they choose. currently about one point four million callifornians are enrolled. there is quite a split in the average premium depending upon where people live. in northern california it's nearly 500 bucks. in southern california...about 380 dollars. (pam) only on four tonight..we all hope it does not happen... but if a plane headed to s-f-o... has to make an emergency landing into the bay.... first respo

law makers in a show of bipartisan support voted 92-five tuesday afternoon to confirm christopher wray, president trump's pick to lead the fbi. >> we need leaders with steel spines, and not weak knees. i believe that mr. wray will be a leader. >> fifty year-old former justice department lawyer who replaces james comey pledged during his confirmation hearing to remain independent from any political pressure. >>> hanna dova for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> there will be much more ahead on cbs this morning including a interview with counselor to the president kelly ann conway at 7:00 immediately after "eyewitness news" here on cbs-3. >>> city leaders are meet to go day, they will discuss a controversial construction project that many residents oppose. recent rains left large pools of water on margate beaches. water is sitting in newly built sand dunes. army core of engineers is working to pump the water out. many blame the dune project for poor drainage. today city leaders will discuss whether to seek a court injunction to stop the project. in the meantime all beaches withstanding water a

wray replaces james comey whom president trump dismissed in wray. he said he would never pledge loyalty to the president and would push back if the president pressured him to drop an investigation. >>> facebook robots inventing their own language. what's next? the tech world is buzzing about artificial intelligence and its potential threat to humans. a look at where a.i. stands now. >> and this is as close as you'll ever want to get to being inside the mouth of a shark. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. starting the month with a record high.. as it closes in on the 22 thousand mark. the dow closed up about 73 points. the nasdaq u

christopher wray replaces james comey. he will take on a role in the russia investigation. we asked jeff harp about what to expect. >> they know the dos and don'ts and they won't go down any path that allows them to stray into politics keeping it on the straight and narrow. at the end of the day, the american people, the -- the government, the -- both sides of congress, they want resolution. >> during his confirmation hearing, wray said he would never pledge loyalty to the president and would push back if the president pressured him to drop an investigation. >>> time now 4:41. there are nearly 200 homeless families living in san francisco. the new system aimed at getting them help. >> plus, one bay area county moves forward with a new task to help prevent catastrophic flooding. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi

. >>> tonight the senate has voted overwhelmingly to confirm the new fbi director, christopher wray, replacing james comey and takes on a role in the russia investigation. 'ts. and they are not going to go what can we expect? we asked our security analyst, former fbi special agent. th sides of congress, the during >> they know the do's and don't's and they're not going to go down any path that will allow them to stray into the political atmosphere. they're going to try to keep it on the straight and narrow because at the end of the day the american people, the government, both sides of congress, they want resolution. >> during his confirmation hearing wray said that he would never pledge loyalty to the president and would push back if the president pressured him to drop the investigation. >>> a homeless woman begging for money on the street with her baby, their story grabbed the attention of the bay area since we first introduced you to them, but they aren't alone. tonight only on 5 we met a family of 10 who has been in a shelter for more than a decade and we wanted to know what is b

late today, the senate confirmed christopher wray as the new director of the f.b.i.he vote was 92-5. wray succeeds james comey, who was fired by president trump because of the russia investigation. and on that front, the story changed again today about that now-infamous meeting with russians at trump tower last year. the president's team has done a 180 about his role in a statement his son put out last month. here's jeff pegues. >> reporter: the white house now acknowledges that the president helped write the misleading statement about donald trump jr.'s june 2016 meeting with a russian lawyer at trump tower. >> the statement that don jr. issued is true. there's no inaccuracy in the statement. >> reporter: press secretary sarah huckabee sanders: >> the president weighed in, as any father would, based on the limited information that he had. >> reporter: last month, the president's attorney, jay sekulow, denied that mr. trump had anything to do with it. >> this was donald trump jr., and his lawyers. the president was not involved in that. >> reporter: the statement fro

at the white house, he has now met with attorney general jeff sessions and fbi director christopher wray on the investigation. here is the president just a short time ago. >> to anyone who acted criminally and this weekend's racist violence, you will be held fully accountable. justice will be delivered. as i said on saturday, we condemn in the strongest possible terms this egregious display of hatred, bigotry, and violence. it has no place in america. and as i have said many times before, no matter the color of our skin, we all live under the same laws. we all salute the same great flag and we are all made by the same almighty god. >> jon: the man accused in the deadly vehicle attack in charlottesville is now charged with murder, appearing at a bond hearing. we begin with matt finn live on the ground in charlottesville. >> the man who drove his car into the crowds here in charlottesville killing the young woman and injuring many others is locked up in a county jail right now, he appeared via video before a judge in the courtroom a short while ago. he was wearing his striped prison garb,

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governor went on to say public officials are not meant to be public punching bags. >>> christopher wray, attorney who represented governor christie during bridge gate scandal has just been confirmed, as the new fbi director by the senate, that vote was 92-five. wray replaces james comey who was fired by president trump. >>> a british television channel is defending its decision to play intimate tapes, princess diana recorded in a new documentary. it air this is weekend head of the 20th anniversary of her death. tapes were made during private session was diana's speech coach, they have never been shown in britain, in the tapes diana speaks about her life and troubled marriage, to prince charles. the documentary is called diana, in her own word. >> we love you. >> whether she ever wanted to share those word to a wider audience is another matter. >> like people looking for a pile up to see if there are any dead bodies. it is just, it is just horrible. >> reporter: royal biographer penny juneer said diana never would have revealed intimate facts about her personal life, married life and sex

naming them.after meeting today with attorney general jeff sessions and f=b=i director christopher wray, he made this promise.to anyone who acted criminally in this weekend's racist violence, you will be held fully accountable. justice will be delivered.attorney general sessions says an investigation is under way. it does meet the definition of domestic terrorism. we are pursuing it in the department of justice. in charlottesville, the police chief mourned the deaths of heyer and two state police officers in a helicopter crash. "absolutely i have regrets. we lost three lives ." (pam) we have learned that there are right- wing rally's planned for the bay area. one is scheduled to take place in san francsico on august 26th. a right wing pro trump group patriot prayer hs been granted a permit for a rally at crissy field. a seperate right wing event is scheduled for the next day in berkeley. the "say to marxism in america" rally is scheduled to take place in martin luther king junior park. coutner protest

wray will replace james comey who of course was fired by president trump.is a former senior justice >>> mess in bridesburg with papers scattered across the streets and sidewalks. some of those papers had information on them.s this morning this happened on the 200 block of bridge street in the bridesburg neighborhood. as we said. the papers are from the bridge and pratico. now employees quickly came out to clean them all up. don't have any idea how those papers at got all over the place. >> developing right now, controversial app is raising a lot of concerns it's called sororah it let's us give honest feedback. >> reports of bullying are already coming as it becomes more popular with teens. fox 29's dave kinchen reports. >> it's scary. >> reporter: it's how bridget feels the brand new app the latest in the world avenue non muss messaging tech she wonder if's it will contribute to the cyber bullying epidemic as she watches her 11-year-old son andrew play baseball in northeast philadelphia. >> my son is very sensitive i feel like for his age, um, he's always w

during his confirmation hearings, wray pledged his independence.ing any punches and he would be asked to resign if he was asked to do anything illegal or immoral. >>> be sure to follow me on facebook or twitter @jake ttapp. be sure to join me this evening for a special town hall "al gore the climate crisis" at 9:00 p.m. eastern. i now turn you over to wolf blitzer who happens to be next door in "the situation room." thank you for watching. >>> happening now, weighed in. the white house finally confirms president trump took part in crafting his son's misleading statement about meeting with a russian lawyer. the admission that the president, quote, weighed in as any father would comes after weeks of denying the president's involvement, including denials by the president's own personal lawyer. does this new revelation create any legal problems for the trump team? >>> waiting day. vice president pence says president trump will sign the russian sanctions legislation into law soon. vladimir putin is already retaliating. dispelled diplomats are packing up

now wray testified during his confirmation hearing that he would resign if he was ever asked by president trump to do any unethical or illegal. >> cecilia vega, leading us off tonight. cecilia, thank you. >>> we're following breaking developments on another front. a manhunt under way at this hour after two sheriff's deputies were shot. responding to a call, they were air lifted from the scene. they are in surgery right now. now authorities are searching for the gunman outside sacramento. here's abc's kenneth moton. >> reporter: tonight, the urgent manhunt for the suspect who shot two sheriff's deputies. >> shots fired. shots fired. >> copy. shots fired. >> officer down. officer down. >> reporter: the gun battle breaking out in the california hills just north of sacramento. deputies from yuba county responding to reports of an armed and agitated man pulling up plants in the garden of what investigators are calling a rastafarian church. >> two officers shot. >> reporter: the deputies hit one taking multiple bullets. >> what's your condition? >> shot in the leg. shot in the shoulder. >> copy

wray was a high ranking official during the george w. bush administration.ed to do anything unethical or illegal by the president. >>> vice president mike pence says the president will sign a new bill this week, slapping russia with new sanctions, congress passed the bill last week with overwhelming support. it would limit the president's ability to lift it any sanctions against russia. secretary of state rex tillerson said yesterday neither he nor the president believe these sanctions are helpful in efforts to deal with russia. >> the relationship, as you know, in russia continues to be under considerable stress. i think of the events of the last week or so, is it getting worse? or can we maintain some level of stability in that relationship and continue to find ways to address areas of mutual interest and ways in which we can deal with our differences without those becoming open conflicts as well. >> well, tillerson also said that the president calls him late at night on weekends when something comes into his head and he wants to talk. and he says the pres

they voted 92-5 to confirm wray. both say he is strong enough to manage the bureau, enforce the law, and do what it is right. >>> nato convoy in southern afghanistan was attacked by a suicide bomber. there were casualties but so far they cannot confirm how many. it was hit between the highway and airport. a tell bann spokesman claimed responsibility in a phone call to cbs news. >>> for the second time in less than a month, video shows baltimore police officers all e allegedly planting drugs. it happened in december after they search a car over what they said was a drug deal. jeff, good morning. >> good morning. the officers are accused of manufacturing evidence, and the public defender's office says all you have to do is look at the police body camera video to see it. >> what are you stopping us for? >> step out. >> what do you mean step out? what are you stopping us for? >> traffic cameras were rolling. it shows baltimore police officers searching a car for drugs. as one of the suspects is arrested he accuses the of