his most recent report "interior , ig to scrutinize zinke's beer-making plans and "exclusive: zinke linkedreal estate deal with halliburton chairman." ben, before we go to joel clement, formrmerly with the inter-department, is it true ,hat ryan zinke is currently now that scott pruitt is out, the most investigagad secretaray of the trump administration with 14 investigations ongoing? >> correct. you said investigations almost from the start with this travel, use of charter planes and going to political fundraisers during his officialout by role as secretary. so he is had quite a number of investigations. it always averages out like one to two per month with his tenure there. amy: if you could d talk about this comment about radical environment lists and in the tradition of the trump administration his fears climate the nihilism. >> his remarks about the wildfires is interesting in that montana had a major wildfire not too long ago, a few years ago. if you go to glacial national park, you can still see the scars on the mountainsides were a lot of trees had burned down. and so the wildfires

zinke was only over shadows by scott pruitt. zinke's insistence that an important flag be flown. colluded to have the chairman of halliburton with lots of business build him the micro brewery he has always wanted in his hometown. politico reports there is evidence that the micro brewery that is proposing to build is the same one zinke has planned since 2012. the developers of the project told him the micro brewery is intended for zinke. quote at this point in my life i am more interested in sampling hand crafted beers than making them. >>> the house may be in recess. but the trump administration keeps chugging along. take a sledgehammer to vital regulations. announcing its first big step to weaken fuel efficiency standards. standards that are a win-win for the consumer and the environment. consumers pay less in fuel cost and there is less carbon put in the atmosphere. who complains about it? even the auto agencies are complaining that they are going too far. this one, better fuel efficiency makes people drive too much and leads to more crashes. but of course that never stopped th

interior secretary ryan zinke has been attacked. insley attacking the secretary as he's facing a crisis with fires in california. the mendocino fire is the worst in california history. joining us tonight, second terrorist interior ryan zinke, mr. secretary, we appreciate you being here. the wildfires. let's start there. we have never seen anything like it because there has never been anything like it. >> i was a seal in iraq. this is on par with the worst devastation i have seen in iraq. 30,000 firefighters. we lost six to the wildfires. the death and the devastation to the communities is on par with what i have seen on the front lines of battle. but it doesn't have to be the new norm. we need to go back and actively manage our forests. it's not that difficult to look at what's causing the fires. temperatures are higher and seasons longer. but the amount of dead and dying tim besh, the density of trees is unprecedented and when a fire starts you can't stop it. but you can manage it. i heard the argument about global warming. i can t

zinke was only over shadows by scott pruitt. zinke's insistence that an important flag be flown.e the chairman of halliburton with lots of business build him the micro brewery he has always wanted in his hometown. politico reports there is evidence that the micro brewery that is proposing to build is the same one zinke has planned since 2012. the developers of the project told him the micro brewery is intended for zinke. quote at this point in my life i am more interested in sampling hand crafted beers than making them. ♪ bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens ♪ ♪ brown paper packages tied up with strings ♪ ♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪ my gums are irritated. i don't have to worry about that, do i? actually, you do. harmful bacteria lurk just below the gum line. crest gum detoxify works below the gum line to neutralize harmful plaque bacteria and help reverse early gum damage. and, now there's new crest gum & enamel repair. it gives you clinically proven healthier gums and helps repair and strengthen weakened enamel

today, zinke addressed the opposing views. >> i've heard climate change. whetheu're a pro poiponent, opponent of climate change. >> the management style could come up in a farm bill before congress that would pave the way for the removal of more trees. in redding, sam brock, nbc bay area news. >>> a difficult day for oakland police. an officer is in critical condition after his cruiser smashed into a car and a parked semitruck. it happened at the port of oakland around 3:00 this morning. nbc bay area's robert handa is live in oakland with all the details. robert? >> reporter: well, for hours crews have been here cleaning up this crash site involving the police suv and two other vehicles. we're told the officer, who has not been identified, is still in critical condition after he got hurt responding to a call for help. the young oakland police officer was rushing to a call just before 3:00 a.m. of a suspicious person in the port of oakland. police say the marked suv was traveling eastbound on middle harbor road when it collided with a civilian car, sending

interior secretary ryan zinke and secretary of agriculture sonny perdue recently dismissed global warming as a threat to more wildfires. (grant) now to our four zone forecast... as we take this live look outside at the embarcadero... joining us now is chief meteorologist lawrence karnow...

we have to work together to make sure we restore the health of the forest. >> zinke made those comments after touring damage caused by the car fire near redding. he wants to reduce fuel in the forests and president trump made similar comments. environmentalists say this is an attempt to allow logging on public lands and comment many of the public fires did not start in thick forests, started in shrubs. we see the mendocino complex fires burned 336,000 acres expected to be contained by september the 1st. firefighters are not sure when the carr fire will be contained and the ferguson fire that burned 96,000 acres is expected to be fully contained wednesday. >>> it's the first day of the work week. lunchtime crowds were in the rooftop garden to hang out and eat. while adults took in the scenery, kids were enjoying an outdoor children's reading room. >> this is amazing. i wasn't expecting any of this as i walked through here. seeing this kind of mobile library is great. she loves books. >> reporter: you may want to break out your platform shoes later in the week for silent disco dancing, th

ryan zinke and sonny perdue touring the fire damage.ke insisted active force management is key to extinguishing the fires. >>> a man who fatally shot a man who pushed him to the ground outside a convenience store in florida is facing manslaughter charges and will appear in court today. michael drejka was initially not charged in the case, but the family of the man who was killed say the new charges give them a measure of hope justice will prevail. >>> a utah man dead after crashing a plane into his own house. it happened within minutes of duane yao arrested on domestic violence charges. he argued with his wife to the point someone called 911. he was arrested and charged after midnight. upon returning home, the professional pilot, apparently went to his company's plane and pp police received word of the crash later. you see his wife and son at home at the time, but managed to escape. >>> let's get a check on cnn money. global stocks rebounding as turkey's crisis rebounds. the lira fell 10%. it is down 40% this year. the concern is overtu

. >> neil: for bernie sanders, ryan zinke was saying that climate change is behind the wild fires innia. we'll talk to him tomorrow. ahead of that, let's go to trace gallagher for the latest. >> as ryan zinke was touring northern california for the wild fires, whether or not you believe in climate change, that's not what is causing wild fires to get worse. fires are getting worse because the state's forests are overgrown and to reduce the fire danger, the interior secretary says the forests need to be thinned out. watch. >> the drought conditions has created the dryness and the temperatures are rising. whether that is cyclic or not, but regardless of climate change or not, it doesn't relieve me the responsibility or the secretary's responsibility to manage it. >> even though the federal government owns most of the forest land in california, secretary zinke is accurate when he says it's tough to manage because when the feds plan to remove trees, environmental groups file lawsuits to block the removal. now bernie sanders is going after the interior secretary tweeting and i'm quoting, "

secretary zinke: well, mr. president, we import lumber in this country, and yet there are billions of board feet that are on the forest floor rotting. rotting. and whether you're a global warmist advocate or denier, it doesn't make a difference when you have rotting timber, when housing prices are going up, when a lot of americans are right at that border of affording a house, and yet we are wasting billions of board feet for not being able to bring them to a local lumber mill. it is unconscionable that we would do that to our citizens. and so, mr. president, we are actively engaged. we have signed secretarial orders. secretary perdue and i went out to california. we are joined at the hip to make sure we actively manage our forest, remove the dead and dying timber, replant diversity of species. and on the salvage operations -- 5.7 million acres -- a lot of that can be salvaged if we get to it in the first year. and we're going to do it, mr. president. the president: and just to add, just to conclude, especially

today interior secretary ryan zinke and agricultural secretary sonny perdue met with local officials and fire crews on day one of their tour. zinke advocated for the reduction of trees as a reduce of fire risk and said he is not pushing for full scale logging on public lands. >> we're not talking about intensive logging operations. we're talking about grazing to restore the health of our forest to remove the density and remove the dead and dying trees and a lot of that can be done economically by the private industry because we're never going to be able to do it on the public side. >> critics note the carr fire and some other recent wildfires have started in shrublands, not forests. they also say the trump administration's ignoring climate change as a key factor. >>> the biggest wildfire in the state's history is now threatening structures near lake pillsbury in lake county. the destructive ranch fire is very active, one of two fires making up the mendocino complex. combined they burned about 538 square miles so far. that is about seven times the size of the city of oakland. it's now

i took us up with second ryan zinke.s simply have it wrong. >> federal properties by large over the past decades have not been managed. we have been held hostage by environmental groups that sue, after sue, after lawsuit, and prevent us from managing our forests. public lands belongs to everybody and not just special interest groups. >> neil: let me ask you on this question of climate change. i know this topic, i have not had the opportunity to talk to you about the subject. do you believe that climate change is real and that man is the cause? >> it is clear in the forest fires that the ten pitchers are being elevated. the fire season is extended, it is longer. there is no dispute about that. there is no dispute that climate is changing. although, it has always changed. weatherman is the direct result, or how much that result is is still being disputed. in the case of the forest fires, it is clear. temperatures are higher, the season is longer, the drought condition has elevated bit. you cannot ignore the condition of th

zinke: thank you, mr. president. , 30,000 ofhters them, are doing spectacular .hings we forget that firefighters, while they are on the front lines, their homes and families are in jeopardy and our hearts and prayers need to be with them. it is a matter of gross mismanagement. the fuel loads are up, the density of our forests is historical. we have dead and dying timber and if you don't believe me, believe your own eyes. go out and take a look at our forests. look at the dead and dying timber. it has been gross mismanagement for decades but we are destroying our habitat and our communities and neighborhoods by these catastrophic fires. are 5.7 million acres of public land that have been destroyed at a cost of about $3 billion this fiscal year. americans deserve to go out and recreate rather than evacuate. we went out to california. we are committed to reestablishing best practices for the greatest good for all of us. management is the laid, mr.ave president. it is clear, this is unacceptable that year afte

she is the president's secretary zinke you can easily get a -- oftion of her reserved a reserved and series person. when you see the home movies, you get the sense she was vivacious and of course she was a powerful woman. she controlled access to the president. she was not given a lot of respect. there was sexism back then. historians do not balance the remarkable plant -- role she played. we have correspondents from ambassadors and powerful people contacting missy saying i need to see the president. can you get me in? and her providing backdoor access to fdr for the people she felt he needed to see and the people she felt he didn't need to see did not get in. >> you talked about the condition of the films. how is the library processing the collection? >> the original film was sent to washington and transferred to video file so we have these high definition video files. the film itself will be stored in our collections rooms, which are temperature and humidity controlled. we have some stock and audiotapes that are stored in our stacks and they are kept been very, very good environmen

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we'll be talking with interior secretary ryan zinke and>> no p, we have to leave it there, god bless aretha franklin. lou: good evening, our top story, tonight straight talk on impact of the trump policy agenda on this country. tonight we recognize the facts that national left wing media ignore. you noticed since president trump was elected, booming trump economy has been growing, strengthening and american can again be call the a prosperous nation and americans a prosperous people. as the president promised on the campaign trail in 2016, his leadership, his administration, policies have resulted in a return to prosperity for all americans. and as we have come to expect, dems, national left wing media attack all his policies and seem more interested in preserving what was a devastating status quo for millions of americans before elected and still resist his policies, even though they have almost from the beginning created jobs, created wealth, and created opportunity, and a brighter future for all. left and rinos combining to lash out at president's america first policy, fighting har

she said what are you doing about zinke? i do not know. she said maybe what you need to do is you need to call up olivia pope. out wheeler. she said what are you doing about zinke? i said, i don't know. we are getting slinky with zi nke. she said maybe what you need to do is you need to call up olivia pope. [laughter] [cheering] i said ok. you have her phone number? i said, no. you can't tell your elders everything like that. she said, because you need gladiators for change. you say gladiator. >> gladiators. >> for change. >> for change. say it one more time. gladiators. >> gladiators. >> for change. she said, you know mrs. jenkins down here at the end of the block who has the beauty shop. she says she is a gladiator for change. she said that mr. jenkins had a problem where the coal trucks were coming and idling beside her shop and emissions were coming in. mrs. jencks and -- mrs. jenkins understood the power of her vote. she would get a number of the ladies who came into her shop to agree they would vote. she took that list down to the to

. >> ryan zinke and sonny perdue are touring the carr fire.inke blaming everything but climate change is due to the fires. >>> heavy rain and flash flooding in the northeast. this drone video shows the swollen lehigh river in pennsylvania a few miles from a rescued. we have pedram javaheri with the latest on the weather. >> good morning, dave and christine. rain to go around over the next couple days. in particular, we have a disturbance across the northeast and with it additional flooding risk here. the concern for central new york and certainly in new england as well with heavy rainfall. you know what has happened in the last couple days. allentown and philly and scranton. some of the regions with 2 to 4 inches of rainfall and higher amounts locally have come down. the flooding risk is high. we have the flood watches from ithaca to scranton and west of albany. we have to bring back the risk of flooding in the region. here we go this morning and afternoon, we see the spin in the atmosphere here. that is where the thunderstorms will blossom th

yesterday zinke advocated for the removal of more trees from national forests to reduce fire risks.id he is not pushing for full scale logging on public lands. >> we're not talking about intensive logging operations. we're talking about grazing to restore the health of our forest to remove the density and remove the dead and dying trees and a lot of that can be done economically by the private industry because we're never going to be able to do it on the public side. >> president trump himself has said more trees should be cut down. critics note the carr fire and some other recent wildfires have started in shrublands, the the forests. they also say the trump administration is ignoring climate change as a key factor. >>> a lot of folks today, paul, saying they felt some relief, not as much smoke in the area. >> once again nice view from our dublin cam, a little haze today but not much. these highs have not been this low inland in 40 days. pittsburg 90 degrees, los gatos83, sunnyvale 76, richmond 62, san francisco 61 degrees. we have a ridge of high pressure we've watched the past mon

zinke believes the logging industry should have more access to national forests. means fewer chances for a wildfire. right, right? stop environmental groups. but i say we need to go further. the time has come for bold action. that's why we need to endanger more endangered species. some of them are very big and could eat us. we are protecting americans, people, stop animal activists. you want cleaner oceans, why? we should want filthier oceans, more polluted water, means fewer people would swim in it, fewer drowning victims. american lives saved. you're welcome. stop pollution opponents. don't litter, you say, i say do litter. more littering means more people would be needed to clean up the trash. good jobs for hard-working americans. stop anti-littering groups. why stop and fix the problem when you can stop the problem fixers? that's all for tonight, we'll be back tomorrow with more "mtp daily." "the beat" with ari melber starts right now, the problem himself. >> katy, good to see you. donald trump is under fire for nixonian enemies list tactics, the accusations o

ryan zinke and sonny perdue will hold several meetings and briefings with fire crews and local officials. the car fire has burned more than 200,000 acres and has destroyed more than 1000 homes. it has been burning for three weeks and is 61% contained. >>> san jose voters will decide on whether to authorize $1 billion in bonds to pay for public safety projects and city housing. they voted for two bonds on the november ballot. a $650 million bond to update disaster response and repaving streets. the other $450 million bond would be used for affordable housing. the san jose mayor encouraged the council to vote in favor of putting those bonds on the ballot. we will talk with the mayor later this morning during our 8:00 our about the ballot measures and other issues going on in san jose right now. >>> today the lafayette city council will consider a proposal that could save the historic downtown park theater. the latest plan includes a proposed 92 unit apartment complex on about 1/2 acres near the theater. the developer would be required to preserve the theater which would then eventually be

ryan zinke toured the car fires and likened it to a war zone and said bad forest management was to blame, not global warming. they're considering a bill to ease restrictions on logging on private lands to try to reduce fire risk. >>> starting today you may notice more officers along a big stretch of interstate 80. california highway patrol officers teamed up with nevada state troopers to increase patrols along 600 miles of 80 to san francisco to the nevada utah line. the goal here is to reduce distracted and reckless driving. the effort in conjunction with several events in nevada including burning man in reno and red cookoff in sparks runs through labor day. >>> former 49ers colin kaepernick is looking to cash in on the national anthem debate he has started. he filed in california to trademark the slogan, i'm with cap. back in 2016 he was the first nfl player to take a knee to the anthem. the trademark will let kaepernick charge for the merchandise. >>> a major recall you should know tonight about hamburger affecting stores in northern california. >> michael finney is here to tell us mo

i say to my colleague, i was one who voted for secretary zinke. he said he was going to be a roosevelt republican. the president of the senate would be interested in this. he said that nine times in his hearing in the energy and natural resources committee. and i thought, he's a duck. he said he was a football player. i am a basketball player. i'd give this a shot. i now consider that one of the worst votes i've cast in my time in public service, because he's doing everything he can to roll back environmental protections, giving oil and gas executives free rein to exploit public lands, and he's putting an end to commonsense regulations that curb emissions much methane, a dangerous greenhouse gas. the story doesn't get better. they're wasting taxpayer money to prop up the coal energy. over at the e.p.a., the environmental protection agency, they're rolling back fuel standards for cars. that's a double loser, bad for the environment, bad for the consumer who is going to have to pony you have $1 trillion more at the at the pump. and while the federal

grateful to see the vision laid out by our secretary by the way, both secretary perdue and secretary zinke were on the fire lines out in montana with us last summer. i appreciate your boots on the ground approach. thank you for this vision. [applause] >> good afternoon. my name is jim ogsbury,, executive director of the western governors' association, a fiercely bipartisan organization, representing the governors of the 19 westernmost states and three pacific territories. it is an honor of the first order to be with this distinguished group to associate western governors with a federal effort to promote shared stewardship and to develop the project priorities jointly with states. refreshingly, the presence of such illustrious senators on a bipartisan basis demonstrates that this effort is about responsible land management, and not partisan politics. .. true and authentic partners and include mechanisms for early meaningful substantive consultation with governors as the chief elected officials of their state. secretary perdue, thank you for your vision and the opportunity to be with you. we

we'll be talking with interior secretary ryan zinke and >> they announced the great numbers, fantasticme on the heels at the the same time of china tariff talk announcement. a golden scenario for wal-mart coupled with economic news that we have seen. cheryl: fantastic news helped leading dow in latest gain, wal-mart-amazon faceoff. legal cause legal cause futures up this morning, dow up 19, more turmoil for tesla how elon musk infamous tweet on taking the company private play have been the icing on the cake for sec. cheryl: following

we'll be talking with interior secretary ryan zinke and>> no p, we have to leave it there, god blessu: good evening, our top story, tonight straight talk on impact of the trump policy agenda on this country. tonight we recognize the facts that national left wing media ignore. you noticed since president trump was elected, booming trump economy has been growing, strengthening and american can again be call the a prosperous nation and americans a prosperous people. as the president promised on the campaign trail in 2016, his leadership, his administration, policies have resulted in a return to prosperity for all americans. and as we have come to expect,

she said what are you doing about zinke? i do not know. she said maybe what you need to do is you need to call up olivia pope. [cheering] i said ok. you have her phone number, and ? she said you need gladiators for change. say it -- >> gladiators. >> for change. a she said ms. jenkins is gladiator for change. she said she had a problem where coal trucks were coming, idling beside her shop and emissions were coming in. she understood the power of her vote. she would get a number of the ladies who came into her shop to agree they would vote. you took that list down to the town hall and said, i need your help. if you do not give me the help, we will find summary else who can. say, go ahead, miss jenkins. >> go ahead, ms. jenkins. >> go ahead, mr. dinkins. -- ms. jenkins. james baldwin, if you love me, you have to raise your consciousness and address the things people do not see. i started thinking about the environmentalote, climate issues, health care related issues, then reform, and how it comes together. a favor. take a deep breath -- do m

plus, we'll talk exclusively to interior secretary ryan zinke, fresh off a heartbreaking tour of northern california, details about the damage done by those wildfires. hello, and welcome to "fox news @ night." i'm ed henry and for shannon bream. one of our viewer sent me a tweet today, demanding to know how covering omarosa helps our iran's aggression or cut illegal immigration.r cut that begs the question, why has the president tweeted 6 times in the last several days. we will cover real issues like the wild fires and the attack in london and several primaries in the midterm election. we start with a tale of the tapes that caught the white house's attention. >> reporter: as omarosa continues promoting her new book she is involved in a caustic back and forth with donald trump and the white house. the trump campaign is filing an arbitration complaint against her that she is in breach of its for confidentiality agreement related to claims by newman in her new book, the president set off new accusations of sexism and racism, when you give a crying lowlife a break and give her a job at the wh

we'll be talking with interior secretary ryan zinke and >> they announced the great numbers, fantastic guidance. also came on the heels at the the same time of china tariff talk announcement. a golden scenario for wal-mart coupled with economic news that we have seen. cheryl: fantastic news helped leading dow in latest gain, wal-mart-amazon faceoff. legal cause legal cause futures up this morning, dow up 19, more turmoil for tesla how elon musk infamous tweet on taking the company private play have been the icing on the cake for sec. cheryl: following the u.s.-china trade development, the shanghai only turn today red. lauren: dax in germany is down 3 points. cheryl: now you can rent a super cool new fast sports car from hertz celebrating 100th anniversary, fbn:am starts right now. lauren: all right, 5:01 a.m. in new york. i'm lauren simonetti. cheryl: good morning, i'm cheryl casone, what day the market had, thank you, wal-mart. lauren: we haven't seen that in months. thought we begin with tesla and more trouble for the company, turns out that regulators have been investigating tesla l

we'll be talking with interior secretary ryan zinke and candace owens. good night from new york. kennedy: hey, john brennan. you called the president's claim there was no russian collusion hogwash. and you said you know america worked with russian spies during the 2016 campaign. if it's actually true, how do you know? and why didn't you ever tell anyone? as you know, the president yesterday revoked john brennan's security clearance after the former intel chief's reported attacks on the commander-in-chief. the president called him a partisan hack. brennan said in a "new york times" op-ed, trump is desperate to protect himself which is why he made the politically motivated decision to scare into silence rotters who may -- on the g silence others who dare to challenge him. richard burr questioned brennan's story, asking, his statements purport to know as fact that the trump campaign excluded with a foreign power. if his statements are based on intelligence he received while leading the ci tax, why didn't he include it in the assessment released in 2017. if his statement is based on

zinke latest issue is every berkeley line is an electric signal or and here using tweezers hundred anesthetized wrapped in the same way that i just demonstrated it we squeezed in fashion. which. or and here you see that the frequency of these electric signals increases. with and as if we do inflict winds of of even further so what one can definitely say year is that the effect of an irritation of the fashion on this nerve cell is much more pronounced than the effect on the receptor is in the muscle and it was. fashion permeated with countless pain receptors making connective tissue the key organ of sensory perception this is being proven without a doubt. like secret manson and his team also believe that stress has a direct impact on fashion tissue. and that brings the sympathetic nervous system into play. the sympathetic nervous system as part of the autonomic nervous system from the brain through the spinal cord it leads to almost every organ we cannot control it in stressful situations it triggers what's known as the fight or flight response because that evolved as a survival mechanism that c

interior secretary ryan zinke he turning neighborhoods expected by the car fire comparing scenes fromy perdue expected to join today as he meets with fire officials there. cheryl: crazy weather. flash flooding washing away dozens of cars at a dealership in new jersey. it was actually caused by a thunderstorm. cheryl: the rain could be here to stay in the northeast. fox meteorologist adam klotz has your monday morning forecast. >> hey, guys. good morning and yes. temperatures in the 60s and 70s across the country. the large part a little bit cooler at least starting off this week it's the cooler temperatures on the east coast driven by more rain. that's continuing as we watched rain against portions of the d.c. area stretching to the north or flood watches and warnings as a result of the place we continue to really need the rain is the place we are just not being as much rain. some shower at dignity and the west over the last several hours. that's beginning to wind down so you have some showers and portions of the desert southwest. with all the good fires up and down the state of calif

rob: ryan zinke touring fire, pushing president trump's plan to remove excess trees on national forestcut down risk of starting another blaze and intensity of them. massive fire began last month after vehicle with a flat tire had the rim rubbed against the asphalt which caused sparks to fly and that started the fire, that's how dry it is in california. 61% contained. jillian: making final push to voters this ahead of primaries in connecticut, minnesota, vermont, south dakota and wisconsin tomorrow. there a crowded field of 8 democrats are trying to unseat republican governor scott walker and a pair of republican battling over senate nomination hope to go beat incumbent democrat tammy baldwin in november. rob: nascar champion kevin takes yet another checkered flag. >> kevin hasn't had to do anything, he has been dominant, he's led 108 laps from michigan, he'll win again in the irish hills. rob: driving number 4 car to his seventh victory of the season in michigan international feed -- speedway. jillian: 44th win of career, 16th place of nascar's all time-win list. congrats. 10 minutes a

we'll be talking with interior secretary ryan zinke and candace owens. good night from new york.u called the president's claim there was no russian collusion hogwash. and you said you know america worked with russian spies during the 2016 campaign. if it's actually true, how do you know? and why didn't you ever tell anyone? as you know, the president yesterday revoked john brennan's security clearance after the former intel chief's reported attacks on the commander-in-chief. the president called him a partisan hack. brennan said in a "new york times" op-ed, trump is desperate

interior secretary ryan zinke and secretary of agriculture sonny perdue recently dismissed global warmingthreat to more wildfires. (grant) now to our four zone forecast... as we take this live look outside at the embarcadero... joining us now is chief meteorologist lawrence karnow... lawrence karnow: low clouds cleared for most of the bay area leaving behind sunshine and 70s in the bay and 60s at the coast. the clouds will start rolling back in tonight and fill into the valleys. it's quiet on the radar across the state. on the satellite image you can see the trough of low pressure along the west coast. that is helping to keep the temperatures down here and across the state. tomorrow will begin with low clouds and then clear to partly cloudy skies in the afternoon. highs will be a little warmer with highs in the 70s and low 80s inland and 60s at the coast. a warming trend will continue on friday and into the holiday weekend. some temperatures will get near 90 by labor day. (grant) still ahead... fear turned into curiosity--- after a ááwayward mine was found floating in a popular harbor....

ewould like to ask ryan zinke , the secretary that i watch this morning give a rundown on the horribleaking place. mostly in california. i thought what he said was a so true and actually rather incredible. people don't hear it like it there are things you can do about those fires before they start. we are spending a fortune in california because of poor maintenance. because frankly they are sending a lot of water onto the pacific to protect the smelt. it's not working. the smelt is not doing well. but we are sending millions and millions of gallons right out to the pacific ocean. beautiful, clean water coming down from the north. i thought ryan was great this morning. before w

instead of the effect of climate change interior secretary ryan zinke and agriculture secretary sonny to burned-out areas in california last week. they say they will push efforts to remove more trees and plants that serve as kindling and is starting more fires or helping them spread. >>> firefighters are concerned that this weekends weather will make their job much more difficult in battling the mendocino complex fire. a fire captain predicts an increase in fire activity as temperatures rise and humidity drops. the mendocino complex fire has burned more than 578 mi.2 and is still 70% -- for 76% contained. a town hall meeting was held last night to update people about available resources and the environmental and health impacts of that fire. >> if we are successful in obtaining a fema declaration as a federal disaster in all likelihood funding to assist with housing would be forthcoming as it was in the valley fire. >> firefighters have been making steady gains and more people who were forced to evacuate our being allowed back . yesterday mandatory evacuations were lowered to an adviso

ryan zinke he did and said he will not give away a square inch of public land. and then they gave away huge part of our monuments and then we caught them last week trying to sell off 1600 acres in utah. they lie all the time. ben carson said he wouldn't do the things he is doing at hide. all the justices pretend they have new -- no political leanings. they pretend their political opinions don't affect their decisions and yet somehow when they wind up on the supreme court, all the liberals vote in the liberal direction all conservatives vote in the conservative directions not even judicially, but on political issues. bush v gore, the republicans came to death claim to care about state rights but they destroyed it. they are total liars. kavanaugh comes in and says these of the decisions i made were a question roe v. wade, i agree with robert lies during his confirmation hearings about how we called and i won't question is settled law. i don't believe it. it is pretty little lies you tell susan collins so she can say i asked him and he said he was ok. and now dutif

we take that with ryan zinke and he'll give us an update on the largest wildfires in the state of californiaassive effort to fight those fires. jurors in the

interior secretary ryan zinke and secretary sonny perdue recently dismissed global warming as a wildfireome back. checking in on your morning forecast. an even cooler day today than yesterday was with temperatures in the 60's for the coast and 70's inland. skies will begin overcast to foggy followed by sunshine into the afternoon. after a cool start to the week temperatures will boost into the weekend back into the mid 80's inland to carry the bay into next week. no major hot spots. bay no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101. ( robin ) santa clara county is being called on to save a county owned building from the wrecking ball. as kron four's rob fladeboe explains... advocates for the homeless believe the old city hall annex could become housing for the homeless. when it comes to finding housing for the homeless, there is no such thing as a bad idea say advocates for the homeless. which is why they are pushing an idea that would have the ol

what he's suggesting is something about forest management and the secretary of the interior ryan zinke wrote about this in an op-ed in "usa today." he says stop -- let me read it. radical environmentalists would have you believe that forest management means clear-cutting forests and national parks but their rhetoric could not be further from the truth. they make an outdated and unscientific argument void of facts because they cannot defend the merits of their policy preferences year after year as our forests and homes burn to the ground. there are issues around forest management that are up for debate right now, doctor, yes? >> there certainly are. there are decades of conversations about how to best manage our forests and fires. we're coming off of almost a century of putting out furz rather than letting low level fires burn and that's built up the fuel load that's contributing to this problem. >> it would be great if the federal government would improve their forest management policies but that won't prevent these fires from happening, we have to address the way we develop land, the

ryan zinke tweeted" we must be able to manage our forest and not face litigation we try to remove thesels, and he's right. environmental groups have blocked numerous times the removal of old dead trees. studies also show the fed's own at 640 million acres of land and does not have the resources to fully manage them. shannon? >> thank you. a new report making bold claims about a new jersey i.c.e. employee's ties to alleged hate groups. star-ledger said it "the man who speaks for i.c.e. in new jersey, according to our help in the southern poverty law center. he was previously an editor for an anti-muslim hate group and published a piece praising and islamophobic. this has come under fire from conservatives with questionable claims relating to extremism. lieutenant general jerry boykin is here to weigh in and i should know right up front, frc and you have been listed as part of the hate groups by sclc. what do you make of the latest attempt which seems to be yet another way of going after i.c.e. and making them the bad guys? >> i think anything that comes out of the southern poverty law ce

this has been going on for a half hour, he's been going around the room from larry kudlow to zinc zinkeabout priorities and policies of the administration, but you're right, it can be quickly overtaken by the president's unwillingness to back away from what seems to be a core belief that if he gets hit, he will hit back and often hit back repeatedly, not always in his own best interests. when it comes to something like going after the security clearances, it reignites all of the concerns that people have about the level of respect he has or does not have for the work of the intelligence community. and so much of that, again, veers into the lane of his lack of belief in the russia investigation and his efforts to undercut it at every turn, andrea. >> and to john mclaughlin, what signal does it send to the men and women of cia, around the world, often putting their lives on the line for all the rest of us, that their former bosses are being targeted this way by the white house? is there a message, explicit message, to not tell the white house what it doesn't want to hear? >> well, i hope

there's a lot happening at the regulatory level that we don't see as much of at evaluate pa, ryan zinken interior. and only last week, i think, they first nominated a white house science adviser, the longest they've gone without having a science adviser in the white house. >> the one thing i was thinking today, looking at both these stories, it reflects again the impact of elections. we spend a lot of time talking about the controversies, about the palace intrigue going on at the white house. but real policy things are happening as well, not just a rollback of obama-era issues but things that will affect this country for years and years to come. the environmental piece is interesting a interesting, that we were talking about earlier. yes, president trump and his administration have tried to be very industry-friendly. but one interesting aspect to changing these rules for car companies is it forces them as well to have to deal with different sets of standards in different parts of the country. that's not always easy for car companies or industry as well. environmentalists are also taking