yates isjust 111 seconds behind him.g is getting in on the act with the first british e—racing championships. competitors use an app to race as virtual versions of themselves. almost 400 people tried to qualify — racing from home or their local gym with the fastest making it to tonight's finals. great britain's four man bobsleigh team have finally been awarded a bronze medalfrom the 2014 winter olympics. they finished fifth in sochi but the international olympic committee has confirmed the disqualification of two russian crews for doping, bumping—up the quartet ofjohn jackson, stuart benson, bruce tasker and joel fearon. great britain's total medal haul from sochi is now five, matching the record set at the pyeongchang games last year. i ruptured my achilles injuly seven months before the games and it was a long, painful slog. i'm months before the games and it was a long, painfulslog. i'm mentally drained to get to the in the big games. we were not sure if i was going to get there at the start. so, for us to not have be

yates knew what he had to do, but agonisingly missed out to hand roglic one of the biggest stages race career. tsunekazu takeda — the head ofjapan‘s olympic committee — says he'll stand down following allegations of bribery. just to warn you, there's some flash photography coming up. it relates to tokyo's successful bid to host the games next year. french prosecutors placed mr takeda under formal investigation in december for suspected corruption in the bid. mr takeda said he wants to prove his innocence, and would also stand down from his post on the international olympic committee, where he heads the marketing commission. england and australia will wear names and numbers on their shirts for the ashes in the biggest change to kits in test cricket for 142 years. the icc thinks making players more easily identifiable will help more people engage with the test game, and the series in england will be the first of the new test cricket championship. while names and numbers have been used in the limited overs format for some time, test match whites have remained relatively unchanged. cricket

yates finished in the main bunch to preserve his 25 second lead over primoz roglic ahead of the finalow. now a quick look at the rest of the stories making the headlines today. chelsea say they expect uefa to thoroughly investigate alleged racist abuse directed at callum hudson—odoi during their champions league win in dynamo kiev. the player reported it at the time to the referee and club staff reported it to uefa officials too. tributes will be paid to the victims of the christchurch shootings before england's euro 2020 qualifier with czech republic at wembley on friday. the premier league, english football league and football association were accused of double standards for not marking the attack over the weekend, which killed 50 people. the fa said in a statement they will remember everyone affected by the events. dame kelly holmes, paula radcliffe and sharron davies say they are going to write to the international olympic committee asking for more research on the residual benefits of being a transgender athlete. davies says the private letter had gained support from loads of elit

mitchelton—scott‘s simon yates won stage five of the paris—nice on thursday — an individual time trial lead. yates, over 18 minutes down in the general classification following his struggles through the crosswind stages, powered through the 25.5 kilometre time trial in an impressive 30 minutes and 26 seconds. friday's stage six is a hilly 176.5 kilometre trek from peynier to brignoles. that is about all we have got time for. from me and the rest of the sport today team, until next time, goodbye. hello again. a quick look at what's happening in east africa's mozambique first of all. because here cyclone idai is making landfall near mozambique's fourth biggest city. now, prior to landfall, the winds were gusting up to 140 mph, so damaging gusts of wind working into this part of mozambique. we're highly likely to see some severe flooding. so the weather just looks really nasty over. the next few days in mozambique. —— over the, we may well hear some stories about that over the coming days. here in the uk, our windy blustery spell of weather is set to continue, but obviously nothing on tha

to cycling and britain's adam yates has extended his overall lead after stage five of tirreno—adriaticowo out of two for the astana team, whilst yates — riding for mitchelton scott came in second but retains the race leader's blue jersey with a 25—second advantage over the rest of the field. while there was victory for team sky in the south of france as their rising star eggan bernal took the overall victory in paris—nice, the final stage into nice was won by yon izagirray. to the para—cycling track world championships in holland where the defending champions great britain were beaten by china in the mixed team sprint louis rolfe, jon allan butterworth and jody cundy have dominated this event over the past few years but a slow start left anchor leg cundy too much to do. china took the gold, and great britain had to settle for the silver. wells very nearly killed over three yea rs wells very nearly killed over three years ago, basically one of those people who never gives up despite what doctors might tell me and yet, i pick myself up and i managed to come back to the championship level

yates finished fourteen seconds down in the standings. that's all the sport for now.an find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. child crying. i am amber, and my husband is frank. we live outside of birmingham, alabama. we have four beautiful boys, frankie who is 17, stephen who is 1a, and then we have a set of boy twins who are four years old, and they are non—verbal autistic — their names are alex and will. we are the ellis family. my husband and i have known each other since grade school. we were friends the whole time. we dated in high school and married in college, and this is our 20th wedding anniversary. because we have some issues with the boys, we have not been on a trip in a really long time. they are not very effective at communication, so it takes a lot of intuition to figure out what they need. we have a lot of meltdowns... 0h, did he throw it? child cries. did he drop it or did he throw it? it's ok... when there are two autistic non—verbal children the behaviours can be exponential. sometimes they play off of each other. it's all right, it

the case began when police searched christopher lee yates' car and found a pistol. they ran a check and determined the gun had been stolen from this atf facility. according to court papers, yates unlawfully stole parts and sold firearm slides which are used to make guns. investigators believe they were being sold on line. atf has begun a multistate search for weapons taken from the west virginia facility where they were supposed to be destroyed. the agency has notified the justice department inspector general, and it has begun an internal investigation. >> they need to remedy there -- remedy this right away. >> reporter: mark morgan, a retired assistant director of the fbi, says investigators need to jump on this fast. >> that should be extremely alarming whether it was a single weapon or 100 weapons. that's definitely an issue with their process, and it's got to be looked at, and it's got to be fixed. >> reporter: officials have confirmed for cbs news that among the thousands of firearms stolen or even gun parts that at one time belonged to atf agents. jeff pegues,

yates retains the race leader's bluejersey, as alexey lutsenko claimed stage four.est match which is taking place in india. the irish lost an early wicket in their second innings and they still trail afghanistan by 120 runs. the two sides are both playing just their second test match. that calcutta cup has been drawn. we will have a reaction to that at half past seven. nat sciver made 93 from 73 balls to help england's women to a comprehensive 154—run win in a rain—affected opening one day international in sri lanka. half centuries from amyjones and captain heather knight helped england to 331 for seven from their 50 overs. katherine brunt took three wickets as sri lanka slumped to 46 for seven before the rain came. and the home side couldn't reach the revised target of 314. special olympics great britain has won its first medals of the games in abu dhabi. the team has more than 120 athletes with intellectual disabilities competing across 17 sports in the middle east. stuart pollitt is there. special olympics great britain is on the board in terms of gold metals her

about counter intelligence tragedy, brennan, clapper, comey, yates they all briefed him, there has toan accounting by president obama, i know some of the democrats -- they want to avert their eyes from the fact that the holy one may have been involved in difficult and nasty things, unfortunately president obama was at center of this. he authorized it, brennan carried it out, now it is time for an car an an car, -- accoun. >> i can tell you where justice department could start that is unmasks of michael flynn, there were two crimes committed not by michael flynn. the leaks of the conversation with kislyak. then to in addition unmasking michael flynn to give ignatius that story, they are two different crimes they should be investigated. lou: quickly, a lot of chatter among radical dimms about southern district of new york. a shock, they were prosecuting it appears michael avenatti. who is now free on bail. is there any more from the southern district? can this nightmare end? or will we see continued political persecution from u.s. attorneys around in liberal jurisdiction. >> i think wha

to cycling and britain's adam yates has extended his overall lead after stage five of tirreno—adriaticoyates — riding for mitchelton scott came in second but retains the race leader's blue jersey with a 25—second advantage over the rest of the field. that's all the sport for now. areas across the uk are still at risk of flooding after persistent heavy rain yesterday led to dozens of flood warnings being issued. the majority are for parts of yorkshire, from where our correspondent luxmy gopal reports. a village road turned into a river. cars were left abandoned in flood waters in cattal, north yorkshire. after last night's heavy rains, some people here were not able to leave the village, with cars trapped by the water. laura stokes was caught off guard by the weather. we've seen the road flooding, it floods quite a lot because of the low water table and things like that. but i've never seen it burst its banks before. so it was quite unnerving, really. we had to get my mum to bring some food in, which is quite intense, really, to make sure you've got the right amount of food. people here

rules mean he was awarded the same time as his rivals to remain third overall, behind britain's adam yatesez. at the miami open tennis, defending champion john isner needed all his experience to see off the canadian teenager felix auger—aliassime for a place in the final. tiger woods will play rory mcilroy in the last 16 of golf‘s world matchplay championship in texas. woods was one down to patrick cantlay but played the next four holes in 5—under to win 4&2. meanwhile mcilroy continued his 100% start with four front—nine birdies in a 4&2 win over matthew fitzpatrick. there's one rugby union match to tell you about tonight, and sale are through to the semifinals of the european challenge cup. they knocked out connaught with a convincing 20—10 win at the a] bell stadium. denny solomona scoring the second try for sale who will face either la rochelle or bristol in the next round. and still with rugby because the french federation is holding a referendum of all amateur clubs in the country to decide whether they'd accept a foreigner as the next national head coach. france need to appoint a ne

these we re loretta lynn and sally yates.tment ofjustice were the top three officials of the department of justice and were the top three officials of the department ofjustice and then george papadopoulos was also invited to testify. a lot of my testify happen to deal with alexander downer and his role actually in potentially conspiring with the department of justice. the fact is, you were exposed as a liar, and the fbi says that you damaged their investigations, they would very much like to have gotten hold of this guy who gave you this explosive information in the first place, and they believe they would have had a chance to detain and question him if you hadn't told lies when you first had your encounters with the fbi. you have paid a price, you serve a bit of present time, your reputation has been badly damaged. you are now on a community service order. you now look at the way the trump campaign was operating, your role in it and indeed donald trump then walking away from you and denying that he even knew you were and twe

sally yates is right in her piece. setting this bar, did the president commit a crime or not is, were his actions okay? were his actions on the campaign okay? his actions in office to fire the fbi director after he was asked to back off an investigation and the fbi director didn't do that. were they acceptable actions? if we set the bar at criminality, it's always going to be very difficult to establish that, especially a president who behaves the way he does publicly. by some definition, makes it okay because you have 40%, 45% of the american public think it's okay. the question we will have to ask when we see this final report is, was this an acceptable standard for this president to behave and the new norms governing presidents going forward? are presidents allowed to open collude over the course of a campaign. >> how interested are you in this impeachment question? y what you think about the way democrats are dealing with this in congress? not a lot of enthusiasm for the impeachment to begin. the release of this me

yates isjust 11! seconds behind him.rded a bronze medal from the 2014 winter olympics. they finished fifth in sochi but the international olympic committee has confirmed the disqualification of two russian crews for doping, bumping—up the quartet ofjohn jackson, stuart benson, bruce tasker and joel fearon. great britain's total medal haul from sochi is now five, matching the record set at the pyeongchang games last year matching the record set- i was seven months before the games and it was a slog and and it was a long, painful slog and dreaming to get to the olympic games. we were not sure i was going to get to the games at the start. for us to not have been going to potentially getting there and when the claimant winning a medal, it would have been nice to have happened at the time and for us it was nice to know we finally got the middle that we deserved. you can read that story and all the rest of the news on the bbc sports website. i will be back with more sports they at10:30 p:m.. 21 minutes passed the time. and wat

now to cycling where britain's adam yates won wednesday's stage three of the volta a catalunya.ding colombia's nairo quintana. and despite being dropped early in the climb, belgium's thomas de gendt managed to hold on to his overall race lead. you can get all the latest sports news at our website — that's bbc.com/sport. and in the nba five games taking place. the golden state warriors are up place. the golden state warriors are up by place. the golden state warriors are up by one point. eight minutes remaining. quiet on the weather front. the weather remains settled for the rest of the week but that doesn't necessarily mean the skies are clear. this is a picture from yesterday. it was pretty cloudy in the south—east. it felt quite chilly as well. on the other side of the country in st ives, it was beautiful. this sky could almost be in the caribbean. stunning weather there in cornwall. this is the satellite picture. the weather front is heading our way towards the north—west. high pressure not just across the uk but across france and into parts of spain and portugal as well, man

sally yates, who had an interest in that, everybody you just named, president obama had to have been got to believe that. we've got to get to the bottom of that. you've got some other people involved, ultimately where bruce ohr between the fbi, peter strzok and lisa page sitting there who have an intense bias and hatred towards the president. they are involved in this. these documents on the table will allow us to follow some of the additional lines of investigation to find out who was causing these problems and who caused this investigation. >> remember, page and the strozk wanted to be keep that up on all of this. >> martha: you're going to call james comey back, congressman gaetz? >> i think we need to look at the documents and evidence before the court. that will show us where this progress was broken. >> martha: good to see you tonight. coming up next? >> let's be clear. what we are seeing and what we have been seeing is collusion in real-time. >> martha: the media overhyped the claims of russian collusion. that is pretty clear when you look back at not just that clip but thousa

. >> and that's the point that sally yates made in her op-ed this morning in the washington post. let me bring that to you. she said there should be -- there are legitimate reasons for redactions for classified information, also for grand jury testimony. and she writes the justice department should expeditiously provide to congress a redacted version of the report. >> that identifies the basis for each redaction and those redactions should be drawn aznar rowly as possible. does she -- not she, does the attorney general have a responsibility to explain, walter, each of those, those redactions? considering the public interest? >> i think the first thing to emphasize is yates at its op-ed asked that the redactions be as crafted aznar rowly as possible and i think that's incredibly important. i'm worried that we may see entire pages or entire sections redacted. and, yes, the attorney general absolutely has a responsibility. because this goes to the very legitimacy of the president and the integrity of our public. this is an incredibly important report. there is an incredibly powerful

. >> that's what salary yates >> well, that's what sally yates published in her op-ed. >> yes, whichght was quite good, and i think there is a counterintelligence dimension here. >> we want to put it up. let's put it up. why was the trump campaign willing to allow the help of one of the country's foremost geopolitical adversaries rather than report the overtures to law law enforcement? and as importantly, does the role that the russians played in his election have any bearing on trump's current approach towards russia? >> well, exactly. that's the point. now, that would be an argument for sustaining a counterintelligence investigation. that, again, is another reason why the revelation, the transparency is so important with the congress and with the public, whether it will cast light on that dimension alone, you know, the counterintelligence implications and whether there are still concerns. >> mm-hmm. >> i thought -- i have to say, adam schiff's litany in response to the republican letter demanding he resign as chairman of the house committee for intelligence, it's not okay, i though

james comey, sally yates, rod rosenste rosenstein, they all put their signature with that. i don't think i could do it and get away with it. i don't think i could delete 33,000 e-mails like hillary and get away with it. >> i think it's deeper than that, sean. i think now that we've had -- you and i both have been very critical of the people mueller hired. they were hard core democrats. and frankly mildly amazed that despite all their best effort they in the end had to conclude trump was innocent which is what they did in terms of collusion. they said there's nothing there. what that says to me, this is a moment to take a deep breath and recognize the following fact. there was a deep state news media joint conspiracy to protect hillary clinton and to destroy donald trump. and it in many ways is one of the sickest moments in american history. and i think that it has to be -- i'm glad that you pointed out to chairman graham tonight the great obligation and opportunity he has in the judiciary committee. we need to, as a country, come to grips with just how sick this was and how

but it's a briton on a different team, adam yates, who continues to lead the way. sprinters. yates finished in the main bunch to preserve his 25 second lead ahead of the final time trial tomorrow. england's women have won their one—day series with sri lanka after victory in the second match to take an unassailable 2— 08. sri lanka made the final match takes place on thursday before 32020 internationals. that all the sport for now, more on sportsday at half past ten. police in the netherlands say they've arrested a man after three people were shot dead on a tram in the dutch city of utrecht. five others were hurt when a man opened fire, not far from the city centre this morning. it sparked a man hunt as police tried to find the gunman — who has been indentified as gerkman tanis — a 37—year—old man of turkish origin. in the last hour, turkey's president erdogan said his country's security services were investigating whether today's incident was terror—related. damian grammaticas reports. sirens. late morning, a tramline at a standstill and dutch medics scrambling. th

abc's tony yates has his story. >> you want the bottles in there?>> reporter: he is very proud of his years. >> 1921 i was born. >> reporter: he brags to his stop & shop customers as we record. >> you know, i'm getting old. >> reporter: that's the way 97-year-old, benny, lives his life, with age as a fact, not a factor. >> reporter: you don't look it. >> no, i am handsome. >> reporter: he is busy working, bagging groceries two days a week at this edison stop & shop. >> put it in the bag. customers want to get out. >> reporter: he has been part of this stop & shop family for nearly ten years. he used to be in another store and then his family moved closer to edison and all that meant was a job transfer for mr. benny. >> he's a joy. he's full of life and happy. >> makes you feel proud. they put my write-up over there. >> reporter: he is talking about the recent stare story in the "star legend" that's made him a star. >> i am amazed he's still able to move around at 97 years olds. >> reporter: all the love he gets when folks learn he was a gunner on a

mitchelton—scott‘s simon yates won stage five of the paris—nice on thursday, an individual time trialilometre time trial in an impressive 30 minutes and 26 seconds. very unexpected. i knew it would be tough. i really didn‘t believe it was a good course. really no climbing whatsoever almost. but i was ina climbing whatsoever almost. but i was in a good condition coming into the race, so i‘m really only out of the race, so i‘m really only out of the gta because i lost time in the crosswinds, so... not a really good day. that‘s all the sport for now. i‘ll have more for you in sportsday at 10.30pm. indeed we are ending this workweek ona indeed we are ending this workweek on a very windy note with low pressure, just north of the country, and our westerly gales to blow in the showers to our shores. some of these will be wintry over the high ground on friday across scotland. milder to the south, we could see more clout and persistent rain across the far south. but there will be some sunshine on these blustery showers, the winds are quite a future. strong across northwest scotla nd future. st

, who came over and walked into the white house counsel -- it's amazing, sally yates gone, don medical began's gone, but he came over and said he could be a possible target for blackmail because he lied about his content with russians. he didn't give me the answer andy mccabe gave in that clip we showed, of course you had to take that into consideration. do you think robert mueller out to answer the question whether donald trump can be a blackmail for russians because of his lies told and his ongoing contacts and negotiations with trump tower moscow? >> no doubt about it. as matt says, you read the body of the appointment of mueller and that is any links between the campaign and russia, what he has been directed to answer. and it did begin and comey knows this as a counterintelligence operation that he first announced to the congress. that's what it says in the appointment of mueller. that's the one that's being continued. i think he wants to give mueller breathing room and not prejudge in any way, but all of the things we've been hearing that have been developed over the last year plu

put until june and hopes to go out with a bang but he swears his future is not on his mind i find yates is here my fear and now is involved with one hundred percent because i'm having too much fun with the team and i want to perform until the very last match day. this month. some of them with players like maximillian on old home and they cost he scored his tenth of a goal to make it to one in the fifty fourth minute it's no wonder love idea has so much fun with this team. signing the dutch striker this offseason was one of the few things not at the end shmuck agreed on in a lively second half the visitors wanted in on all the fun up top too but they seem to have had a momentary blackout in the back. that's our ng front man day cost turn provider once again as holding cannot attack telling the three why. it is love again is boys carried the ball from one end of the pitch to the other five fortunate players couldn't even stop them without although they try. the last put away the world's third goal in five minute. it's not in a brace in the process. of a deal really sure he wants to these

yates finished in the main bunch to preserve his 25 second lead over primoz roglic ahead of the finalims of the christchurch shootings before england's euro 2020 qualifier with the czech republic at wembley on friday. the premier league, english football league and football association were accused of "double standards" for not marking the attack over the weekend, which killed 50 people. the fa said in a statement they will remember everyone affected by the events. he's yet to start in the premier league and he's not even played for england's under 21s yet, but chelsea midfielder callum hudson—odoi has been promoted to the full england squad ahead of their euro qualifiers with czech republic and montnegro. he's been mainly used in cup competitions by chelsea this season and joins james ward—prowse as late inclusions into gareth southgate's squad. the 18—year—old said he thought his manager wasjoking when he told him. manchester united defender luke shaw has withdrawn from the squad through injury. meanwhile chelsea have confirmed hudson—odoi was the subject of racial abuse in their eu

to back series wins over india and pakistan with the world cup just two months away britain's adam yates has won stage three of cycling's volta at catalunya in spain to move him to second in the overall race and everyone fared while sharing the one hundred and seventy nine kilometer race was fastest in the final sprint to the finish line is now just twenty seven seconds behind race leader thompson. yeah it's more we're going to have to stage a never possibly first stage would. so far so good. today to look after me so we have more of a sense of our. olympic champion caster semenya has hit back at comments made by the head of world athletics sebastian coe so many as challenging an effort to bring in new rules that will restrict testosterone levels and female runners in a newspaper interview coa said the reason we have gender crossing cation is because if you didn't the no woman would ever win another title or break and other record that so many has issued this response via her lawyers the scars that miss the manuf developed over the past decade randeep re in the comments of mr coe this we

britain's adam yates has won stage three of cycling's volta catalonia in spain to move him to second in the overall race and everyone fared while sharing the one hundred and seventy nine kilometer race was fastest in the final sprint to the finish line is now just twenty seven seconds behind race leader thomson. yeah it's more we're going to have to stage and it is possible the first stage would. so far so good did a super job today to look after me so we have more of a sense of our. olympic champion caster semenya has hit back at comments made by the head of world athletics sebastian coe so many as challenging in effort to bring in new rules that will restrict testosterone levels and female runners in a newspaper interview co said the reason we have gender class cation is because if you didn't the no woman would ever win another title or break and other record that so many has issued this response via her lawyers the scars that mr mannion has developed over the past decade randeep reading the comments of mr coe this weekend open those old wounds mr coe is wrong to think ms mannion i

adam yates will have to close a m second gap if he's to win the tour of catalunya in barcelona today.cond overall afterfinishing in the main bunch on the penultimate stage, which was won by australian michael matthews. look who was back on the football field. paul gascoigne made a return playing in a tottenham legends match at their new stadium against an inter side, managed byjose mourinho. he only managed 15 minutes before going off injured. earlier robbie keane scored an acrobatic goal for spurs, although they would lose. this acting as a test event before their first match at their new stadium next week. that's all the sport for now. now on bbc news, here's ben with the papers. hello and welcome to our sunday morning paper review. with me are anne ashworth, associate editor at the times, and political commentator james millar. welcome to both, thank you for being with us morning. let's take a look at the front pages. starting with the observer, which reports that conservative mps from across the party are "furious" with the prime minister, after suggestions that she may call a sna

adam yates remains 2nd in the tour of catalunya.on the line. racing's flat season is officially underway — and auxerre won the first big race — the lincoln handicap at doncaster. ridden by james doyle the 5—2 favourite looks a star of the future. and hellen obiri has become the first woman to win outdoors, indoors, and cross—country world individual titles at a senior level. the kenyan won the women's race at the world cross country championships in denmark. joshua cheptegei became the first ugandan to win the senior men's title. there has been a big upset in the final of the women's miami open former world number one karolina pliskova losing to twenty—two year old australian ashleigh barty. john pakey was watching. women's tennis whistle full lead household names in the current top ten has a less familiar field. caroline is a former number one, went to the max knowing victories as a back—up to second rankings. in a way, it was australian ashley, she was clocked at the ranking points andi was clocked at the ranking points and i wait

we found an email to sally yates saying i'm in awe of you after she did something outside the law inthe president's travel ban from being testified. an went to hillary clinton's election night party. this man is going to be writing a report on president trump? no, thank you. judge jeanine: there are so many documents from this investigation that we haven't seen. where are the efforts by judicial watch to get that stuff out. are we going to get any information from congress? what do we need to see that we aren't seeing? >> congress asked, devin nunes asked for certain material to be declassified including witness testimony. they have been sitting on that at the deep state. judge jeanine: isn't that up to the president. >>it is up to the president ultimately. judge jeanine: why do you think he's holding back on that? >> because the deep staters say you can't intervene because they are protecting the mueller investigation. judge jeanine: do they tell the president we want you to protect bob muler? >> they will say if you release this information it will make it seem like you are it fear

adam yates remains second in the tour of catalunya.narrow sprint victory on the line. racing's flat season is officially underway, and auxerre won the first big race — the lincoln handicap at doncaster. ridden by james doyle the 5—2 favourite looks a star of the future. and hellen obiri has become the first woman to win outdoors, indoors, and cross—country world individual titles at a senior level. the kenyan won the women's race at the world cross country championships in denmark. joshua cheptegei became the first ugandan to win the senior men's title. the final of the women's miami open is currently ongoing and it looks like an upset is on the cards. former world number one karolina pliskova is a set down and trailing in the second. her opponent, 22—year—old australian ashleigh barty, broke back against pliskova and went on to take the first set in a tie break, winning that in dominant fashion. the world number 11 is currently 5—3 up in the second set and pliskova is serving to stay in the match. roger federer will face john isner in

both sides, that's net gosh yateing team and management win the district are now back at the district. there has been progress over the past week. >> we had several very positive conversations over the past week. we are hopeful right now. >> our students deserve to have the best services. they deserve to have the best teacher, best educators and also deserve to have the best class side. so we are working really hard to make sure this happens. this week, we have a lot of conversations that led me to believe that this is a possibility. >>> teachers want higher pay, smaller chars sizes, more counselors, teachers. 98% of teachers authorized a strike if negotiations go bad. >> there is a conference today to address any concerns that teachers or members of the community might have about these negotiations and what it could mean if there is a strike. live in danville, danville, alyssa harrington. >> thank you. >>> weather causing concerns at one of california's airports. >>> a case of measles in san francisco. >>> we are tracking some showers for this afternoon. here is a live camera from em

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deputy attorney general sal sally yates shared her concerns. >> she thought flynn was blackmailed because he did not tell the truth. >> i had to state the obvious, you don't want your national security adviser compromise with the russians. >> the president ignored the warnings and the next 18 days did nothing to correct the public deception. >> he's trying to hold onto michael flynn despite the fact that he's compromised. for prosecutors, it raises one question, why? >> the washington post just posted this national security adviser, michael flynn, discussdiscus discussed sanctions before trump took office despite denials, officials say. >> not until the washington post revealed flynn had discussed sanctions with russia. >> national security adviser, michael flynn has resigned. >> a day after he resigned, the president met with the man overseeing the fbi investigation, director james comey. >> comey is at the white house for r a mea meeting and trump k everyone out in the room and he wants to talk about the flynn investigation. look, flynn did not do anything wrong, i need you to move pass

those people, all those senior law enforcement people were acting under color of law, sally yates, johnall acted under color of law. so did brennan. there will be federal grand jury impaneled to look into this. >> the president will now be free without his lawyers saying so, my god they might accuse you of a crime ifth you release that classified information. he will be now free to do that. >> get the fisa stuff out now. lou: we are deeply grateful for your amal -- your analysis and perspective. thanks so much. still ahead. more on robert mueller's report and what it means for president trump and his administration. more 2020 radical dimms pulling out of a major pro israel conference. what do social media stars diamond and silk have to say. stay with us. ewhen it comes to reducing them. sugar in your family's diet, coke, dr pepper and pepsi hear you. we're working together to do just that. bringing you more great tasting beverages with less sugar or no sugar at all. smaller portion sizes, clear calorie labels and reminders to think balance. because we know mom wants what's best. more be

i would say it started sooner than that when he fired sally yates.he was the first person who came forward and said to the white house, you a problem. flynn is subject to being compromised by the russians. obviously the next step should have been they should have acted on that, but they didn't. instead of firing flynn, they fired sally yates. they didn't want the information. that's part of the obstruction that was going on even then. >> and we know that during the watergate hearings, one of the elements of obstruction against richard nixon was the firing of the special prosecutor. if donald trump discussed with members of his cabinet firing robert mueller, could just discussing the idea of firing the special prosecutor be an element of obstruction? >> yes. the elements of the public attacks to undermine the special prosecutor. to me that's as serious and may be more serious than actually firing him. firing him would be out in the open. but all of these attacks to make it look like robert mueller is not doing a good job, that he's off on a witch hunt

so fortunately, sally yates is no longer there. and we have at least some people there who are willing to carry out their obligation to the constitution. but when my friend jeff sessions was saying, you know, he talked to career people and they have encouraged him, told him he need cuse himself, i heard that gohar was one of those people. you can call her career person, i hope her career is about ended, but at least in the justice department. i also had understood she was someone who was trying to make jeff sessions look bad. and as the national security counsel lee a-- national security council he ason, the notices of meetings would go to her for the attorney general and i'd heard that -- i was told she would sit on those and not get them to the attorney general, he would get his notices late, he would be therefore the least prepared at the n.s.c.'s critical meetings and sometime he is would have conflicts because -- she didn't get him notices early enough. and yet she, i was told, is one of those, oh, yeah, you got to recuse your

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. >> sally yates, whom trump fired 10 days into the presidency tweeted hard to know which is more dangerous. jeopardizing our national security information or cavalierly lieuing about it. have we lost our ability to be shocked? we have the public comments from trump. the verasty of those comments being called into question by this reporting. but in terms of the law, the procedure, has the power toishau a security clearance. >> the president is the ultimate classification authority. he can decide who sees what information. the real challenge is presidents have always looked out for the national interest and tried to prevent people who could be compromised from having access to that information and they're very concerned about leaks. about people who take it on to themselves to take that information out there and they're concerned about peopdecn mocking could be suede on behalf of foreign interests. >> if trump sdruz the right, the power do do this. if it's not a legal thing where lee did it in a court of law, what's tlr end game? >> this is more of an issue of political norms. the president

those people, all those senior law enforcement people were acting under color of law, sally yates, john, strzok, comey, they all acted under color of law. so did brennan. there will be federal grand jury impaneled to look into this. >> the president will now be free without his lawyers saying so, my god they might accuse you of a crime ifth you release that classified information. he will be now free to do that. >> get the fisa stuff out now. lou: we are deeply grateful for your amal -- your analysis and perspective. thanks so much. still ahead. more on robert mueller's report and what it means for president trump and his administration. more 2020 radical dimms pulling out of a major pro israel conference. what do social media stars diamond and silk have to say. stay with us. dad! dad!! can you drive me to jessica's house? ♪ at northwestern mutual, this is what our version of financial planning looks like. tomorrow is important, but so is making the most of the house before they're out of the house. spend your life living. find an advisor at northwesternmutual.com. (bird chirping) lots

those people, all those senior law enforcement people were acting under color of law, sally yates, johnarline, mccabe, strzok, comey, they all acted under color of law. so did brennan. there will be federal grand jury impaneled to look into this. >> the president will now be free without his lawyers saying so, my god they might accuse you of a crime ifth you release that classified information. he will be now free to do that. >> get the fisa stuff out now. lou: we are deeply grateful for your amal -- your analysis and perspective. thanks so much. still ahead. more on robert mueller's report and what it means for president trump and his administration. more 2020 radical dimms pulling out of a major pro israel conference. what do social media stars diamond and silk have to say. stay with us. naysayer said no one would subscribe to a car the way they subscribe to movies. we don't follow the naysayers. ♪ ♪ ♪ the house, kids, they're living the dream ♪ ♪ and here comes the wacky new maid ♪ -maid? uh, i'm not the... -♪ is she an alien, is she a spy? ♪ ♪ she's always here, someone tell us why

now i'm a new guy, committed to telling the truth and any effort he makes that dev yates from the straightnd narrow path will damaging to him. he looks very credible in front of the congress. he did a couple of things to demonstrate credibility. this is very unclear about why he would lie about a simple a matter and it may be that it's a matter of timing is the truth. but going forward, cohen needs act with extreme care for telling the truth. >> when you're winning a game of eight ball in pool, don't scratch. that's the danger for him right now. what a team. coming up the house oversight committee didn't need coop ragsz to get the security clearance documents they were seeking. they got a leak. and somebody in the white house is not friendly towards jared and ivanka. they're leaking the bad stuff. why couldn't they clear the background check? what's wrong with their background? what's wrong with their background you know that look? that life of the party look. walk it off look. one more mile look. reply all look. own your look with fewer lines. there's only one botox® cosmetic. it's the on

i want to bring up this point because a lot of people forget january 26, 2017, sally yates ran to thehite house to inform the president and everybody at the white house that general flynn had been compromised by the russians. but think about this. here's amendment served his entire life in the u.s. military. he was honored, he's an honorable man, a family man and all of a sudden his name is sullied. not only is it leaked, highly classified unmasking leaked today big nation of the washington post about his conversation with the russian ambassador. the former russia investor. all the sudden he is in the center of a controversy. now we find out nobody, including lieutenant general michael flynn was compromised by the russians. >> they set him up. >> what happens to him he met what happened to his reputation. >> you know what i'd like to do because we've got so much to get to, i will have a whole discussion on this question of the second special counsel. if you don't mind, i want to lead up with you so we do that properly. i just want to quickly get a comment from ari on the media aspect