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Coverage of national and international news, including breaking stories. anybody else. that ain t playing anymore, president trump. let s bring in kevin, the chief washington correspondent for bloomburg. great to have you here on this sunday morning. happy to be here. your reaction to first lady melania trump. we are seeing an extraordinary moment in this presidency where the president s own family, those closest to him seem to be distancing himself from the controversial statements. the tichliming of the statementm melania, defending lebron james is right after the president lashed out with his strong criticism. it doesn t seem like a coincidence there. ivanka trump breaking with her father over family separations and the criticism of the media. we are seeing those closest to the president publicly saying backing the president or going to pull full support, but they are weighing in on the issues as sean correctly mentioned on an issue like immigration where ivanka ....
Get a jump on the day s news with Christine Romans and Dave Briggs. russia s largest arms expo set to desk plisplay the fighter je hyper sonic missile. another way they want to challenge america. guys. fascinating. fred live for us this morning in russia. thank you. three minutes past the hour. imagine a world where you and your allies are under investigation, but you get to dictate how the investigation proceeds. president trump using monday about pushing robert mueller aside and running the russia investigation himself. in an interview, the president has chosen not to get involved in the probe. he says i don t have to stay out as you know. i can go in and i could do whatever. i could run it if i want. jeff mason was on the reuters team that interviewed the president. he was out of it. it was better if he did. it is interesting. he was making it clear he viewed it as a decision and he made the decision to stay out. it wasn t the only option he had. president trump ....
vista for american film. this is cnn breaking news. i m natalie allen at cnn center in atlanta. we are following breaking news here. a shooting has occurred in california at a food festival near san jose. this is video new into cnn from a witness. the sound of gunshots there and people running as this festival was about to end. this is when it happened. it happened in gilroy, california at the annual and very popular gilroy garlic festival marketed as one of the country s largest food festivals. according to local news reports quoting witnesses, there are people hurt, and a law enforcement official tells us that the atf is responding. this tweeted a short time ago from the police department. it says the hearts of gilroy pd and entire community go out to the victims of today s shooting at the garlic festival. the scene is still active. we are closely following the developments from the breaking news. cnn is monitoring the story from our l.a. bureau. also with us, cnn crim ....
of the photo and investigation. his attorney said a head injury may have erased vital clues. he doesn t remember anything. families in limbo. frantically searching for loved ones that have disappeared since the crash. let s start with the investigation and latest insights from the attorney representing that train engineer. krmpbs s cnn s live. reporter: that s right. the man that could potentially provide vital clues as to why the train was traveling more than double the speed limit that tragic night, he says he does not remember what happened. 32-year-old brandon bastion amtrak engineer for five years according to linkedin account. he was responsible for the train s operation. his lawyer robert goggin told nbc s gma he suffered a head injury. take a listen. i believe as a result of the concussion he has absolutely no recollection whatsoever of the events. i m told his memory is likely to return as the concussion symptoms aside. he spent six hours with the pol ....
we did contact authorities and let them know we just had a suspicious person that was in here. there was nothing that would come of it. our intuition was correct and it s just, it s very sad that we had him that close. he was that close that we law enforcement could have got their hands on him. the feds never followed up because they didn t have a name. this week the fbi s director said there s nothing different they could have done. we re going to look hard at our own work to see whether it s something we could have done differently. so far the honestance is i don t think so. i don t see anything that our agents should have done differently. the agency s former assistant director has a different thought on that. his political correctness at the bureau to blame? there s some things that i would do. get this wet blanket of political correctness off the backs of law enforcement. off the backs of the fbi. the bureau is being told about what they can do and what t ....