reentry charges, which is punishable by up to 20 years in prison. the little girl and two women remain hospitalized recovering from their injuries. ventura has pled not guilty and will be back in court on monday. bret? brett: laura, thank you. another case getting national attention is one we first brought you here on special report. two teenagers here in the country illegally now stand accused of raping a 14-year-old girl in a high school bathroom in maryland. now the senate judiciary chairman wants answers about how they were able to remain in the country after both had been caught by immigration officials. correspondent doug mckelway has our report tonight from rockville, maryland. reporter: this morning rockville city police were at the mommy of jose montano the rape suspect being tried as adult. he came here illegally aide and said to live in this shack in his uncle s backyard. of the rejected public defender. now represented by respected criminal defense attorney
read. reporter: nunes not wiretapped by his predecessor. brett: has the ranking democrat on the committee seen the same info, same intelligence that nunes has? reporter: as of now, no. but congressman adam schiff has been briefed on the contents. he said today that he doesn t know if the pending nsa documents are assault and battery set of what mr. nunes has seen. schiff insinuated that nunes got that material directly or indirectly from president trump. in an effort to further justify the unjustifiable, he is now interfering in this investigation, and i think the fact that the chairman s press conference was at the white house is not only symbolically important. it s important in terms of understanding what s really going on here. reporter: sources say, as catherine was just mentioning, bret, it will take several days to evaluate the new nsa material when it comes in. brett: we should point out nunes hasn t said where he got the documents from. reporter: he has denied it
with a filibuster. if that s where the country is, let it be that way and then the republicans at least will not have a political black eye. brett: kristin, the president said today not everyone understood how good our bill was. he said because you had this phase one, phase ii, and phase 3 which he said would have gotten to a good bill. this would have been a very complicated process. and i think part of the challenge was in that phase go 2 you would have had the executive branch doing the things it could do to tweak the regulations put into place by obama s health and human services department. but there had to be a level of trust there. people had to take the leap and say we ll vote for this bill, trusting that hhs will make awful these changes. that level of trust just wasn t there unfortunately to get those folks across the finish line and saying they were willing to vote for it. brett: get to you react to the on democrats. they own it, 100 percent own it. this is not a rep
from the white house about the nature of monday s hearing. it s hard for me to come to any other conclusion about why an agreed upon hearing would be suddenly cancelled. reporter: the republican chairman said the nsa has partially complied with the committee s request for how many americans were swept up in foreign surveillance investigations. including members of the trump and clinton campaigns. the rest of the nsa documents are expected over the weekend or early next week. the review will take several days, bret. brett: thank you. reporter: you are welcome. brett: james comey was at the white house today said there was inner agency meeting. investigators are hoping to find a smoking gun that would prove the obama administration used legal surveillance methods to actively spy on the trump transition team. chief washington correspondent james rosen broke that story for us. joins me now with blea has learned. james, good evening. where would g.o.p. staffers find 1u67 evidence?
very seriously and follow the law. bret? brett: doug mckelway live in maryland. doug, thank you. the keystone xl pipeline gets the green light from the trump administration reversing one of former president obama s most controversial environmental decisions and clearing the way for the 8 billion-dollar project to be completed. president trump made the announcement from the oval office today touting it as a great success. it s a great day for american jobs and historic moment for north america. and energy independence. this announcement is part of a new era of american energy policy that will lower costs for american families. and very significantly. reduce our dependents on foreign oil and create thousands of jobs right here in america. brett: environmentalists pledge to keep fighting the pipeline s construction. mixed day on wall street today. the dow lost 60 points. the s&p 500 lost 2. the nasdaq lost 11. for the week the dow was