>> catherine: when they heard what's being described as "blast-like" sounds. >> catherine: it turns out there was an innocent explanation -- but they were taking no chances. >> catherine: about 9:45 -- everyone was evacuated from the building.as deputies and police officers did a room by room search. >> catherine: they never did find anything dangerous -- and now think the loud noises were caused by wheelchair tires. >> catherine: but in those early minutes following the first explosive noise -- there was genuine concern about what was happening. >> catherine: a second noise was heard shortly afterwards -- and again -- wheelchair tires >> catherine: are being blamed. >> catherine: the person in the wheelchair had apparently pumped up the air in his tires this morning, and admits he probably overdid it -- and they popped. >> catherine: the chair had been parked outside the room where the ceremony was happening. .. >> catherine: the man who runs a west berkeley medical marijuana dispensary that's been ordered shut down --- says he's not giving up the fight. >> catherine: this is 'fort

the murder. >> catherine: and the wrong person was accused. >> catherine: he says he's 'relieved' the charges were dropped. >> subjected to accusations that he murdered someone to this is a very, very serious case. open the future i can work with the district attorney and police chief to make sure that this does that happen again. >> catherine: his client, like the victim, is 14. >> catherine: his name isn't being >> catherine: is not the least since he is a minor. >> catherine: the d-a's office released a statement saying the investigation remains open. >> pam: rashawn williams was on a scholarship at sacred heart cathedral prep - where he played football. >> pam: he'd been hoping to attend an ivy league school. >> pam: the verdict is 'guilty' for a former concord elementary school teacher. >> pam: joseph martin was found guilty of 19- counts of child molestation on 9 - students. >> pam: the jury was deadlocked on five others. this was not the first trial for martin. >> pam: he was first tried last july on 150 -counts of molestation. >> pam: the district attorney dismissed some. and

catherine heenan is here to explain. >> catherine: be careful where you play with your drone.est owner to get in trouble -- the man who flew his over the white house lawn. >> catherine: this is the drone. >> catherine: after it crashed overnight on white house grounds -- a government employee came today -- to say he was playing with it, and didn't mean any harm.and didn't intend for it to get it so close. >> catherine: this followed a scramble of police and secret service agents searching the grounds -- in case there was some hidden threat. >> catherine: investigators seem to believe the man's story -- but they've been interviewing other people to check him out just in case. >> catherine: ten people have died in a fighter jet crash in central spain. >> catherine: this is amateur video.taken shortly after the crash. >> catherine: the greek f-16 jet reportedly lost power during take-off.crashing into other planes >> catherine: and exploding. >> catherine: one of the pilots performed a 'wrong maneuver' - both pilots were among the 10 people killed. the jet came down at a military

if >> catherine: his in livermore facility in the people there who got to live there in the skull whether what they've experienced. >> reporter: this it was the one of the coldest places in the bay area freeze warnings for tonight a quick check here at the bank thermometers at 37 degrees here in the of the downtown livermore california usa people are saying is very cold out here the locals here are trying to get inside try to stay warm still in downtown livermore i can tell you that we can see a little bit of frost coming up in my ears are getting a little cold right now like a surly use a warm jacket reporting live here a little more. >> catherine: historic data on backing in and is in california as of this morning that could apply for a california driver's license first time this comes after the legislature passed the assembly bill 60 that in 2013 people waited in long lines outside of san jose the in the today. i'm away from is a long title going to do as i am very happy i've been given the privilege to drive is better for us because we illegally drive now. that was true identity and t

>>catherine heenan:good evening i'm catherine heenan.peratures will dip into the 30's and 20's in some places tonight. triggering a freeze warning for parts of the bay area. we have team coverage tonight. kron-4's brian van aken is here with how long the cold will stick around but first kron 4's jeff bush is in livermore. one of the many places affected by that freeze warning. jeff? >>jeff bush: i do have a coat and i can tell you 100 percent that here in livermore california we have reached the freezing mark. if you look at the bank thermometer is is 32 degrees fahrenheit. it is literally freezing cold here in livermore. when i got here at 730 p m was already 37 degrees. as soon as the sun went down the temperature dropped. the local people thought while it's really cold. >>catherine heenan:now let's check in with brian van aken. who says it's already cold out there right now. brian? >>brian van aken: is really cold out there right now temperatures near freezing. it says 38 here but this is at the airport and once you get down town you

. >> catherine: several offices in the bay area will be open saturday from 8 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. to handle the influx of applicants. will the full list of the locations open location on our web site turned to the weather as lookout to the golden gate bridge there was another beautiful and a court date across the bay area but get ready for another very cold like a freeze on its temps is the one to drop off again because is brand is here looking at the forecast. >> reporter: it is not a to be as cold as well we had last night despite the cold temperatures this afternoon is is made up into the upper 40's and out of 47 degrees for the day was warm as it got for the entire day 50 right now for 7 cisco 40 in san jose to mergers are tumbling for tonight another freeze warning in effect for the north may hilton dallas in the east bay hills and the lower elevation of santa cruz mountain also differs warning in effect for tonight. this means that to just deny it will be below freezing and should be below freezing for several hours that cause some frozen pipes and really extreme cold locati

>>catherine: considered home work.ium in santa clara. the group has reportedly already learned things about logistics' security and transportation its members have been taking lots of photos and gathering all the information they can. >>gary: no surprise clay thompson is headed to the all- star game. news chosen as a reserve by nba coaches. so is curry kerr and thompson will be in new york city next month without a wait-and-see and james carton will receive more votes than clay thompson will start in favor of the injured kobe bryant. my guess is that times and had more votes and been an elite law under thompson hads been in the league longer... >>gary: your with damien out of oakland. look for alert to replace brian when they make the full roster is official. and the other kids that get snub was marcus cousins in sacramento. he's bubbling him a better individual lead year of been tim duncan we all know the tim duncan has won five championships. >>gary: this was the last day for super bowl participants to talk to the me

. >> catherine: in a standoff for explosions were spotted both were killed in a shootout with police. one hostage had been grizzlies on the arm. at the grocery at the close your grocery store in paris. as the nacelles the at suspected of killing a policeman thursday took hostages. >> catherine: in this case the gunman did not hesitate to kill them. at least four people in the store died five were injured. others managed to run to safety the gunmen here was also killed. >> catherine: the worst terrorist attack france as seen in decades has left at least 20 people dead including three suspects. france's prime minister says there is relief that the three day terror spree has ended but great pain. >> catherine: while in the u.s. the house held a moment of silence for the victims and president obama talked about france's strong spirit. people in france are really. including the man who discovered that he had been chatting with one of the heavily armed suspects at the printing plant this morning even shaking his hand. >> catherine: he was not wearing a uniform and he had a bulletproof vest.

>>catherine: 24 hours and up to 30 in.al in most of the northeast. in boston the mayor is asking for patience because recovery will be slow. most agree though the storm was not as bad as it could have been. the massachusetts governor says the travel ban and cooperation help keep loss of life and property to a minimum. >>: at they the lieutenant governor i have been incredibly impressed with the professionalism, the collaboration and the ability to scramble frankly that we saw when necessary to drop the course of this storm. >>catherine: a coastal areas the storm sent tide over seawalls flooding some neighborhoods. the national guard and local croats were called to rescue those in the storm's path. the connecticut has the daunting task of clearing 2 ft. of snow from its streets. >>catherine: while the economic hit the was taken from the storm itself is not been bad as it could again acts estimates from experts vary between 5 $1 million allowed $1 billion. the forecasts for the north sea's is not so great another storm could

to address that a trend have the gap but said it has the odds are if there >> catherine >> catherine: did the patriots use deflated football's. the clam nfl listing mysteriously at promising investigation. there's their advantage to partially inflated ball because easier to grasp and hang on to. patriots coach is promising his team will cooperate fully well quarterback tom brady is calling the whole thing ridiculous and doesn't even want to respond. >> catherine: for all rules out saved once of the bulls' locker room and if found guilty pictures should be could be fined and liz draft text. >> catherine: >> pam: 4 instructor gary is and will have that story next. >> pam: bull since the up in sports director is here to talk about the new controversy surrounding the super ball also the golden state warriors have red hot the biggest margin of the season so f saw >> catherine: >> gary: summit today that the plan closer games. one can say what the lawyers are games to one side after the coliseum they had the dream and honor of richardson said. part of their jerseys get ready to cut school a

catherine heenan is here with the story >> catherine: another french investigators say is true the attackerpro camera taped to his chest and they have seen the seven men in video. these are still images from the surveillance camera inside the culture grocery store. they still the hostages being ordered around before the shooting. the goal pro video, of course is not been publicly released. but here is the concern. it's believed the gunmen actually manage to e-mail the video to jihadist colleagues before being shot and killed. >> catherine: there is fear that that video will emerge on line and possibly be used as propaganda. authorities have been looking into when and where the three men who killed 17 people and a series of attacks got there to cameras. the second one was found still packaged inside a car. >> catherine: speculation has been mounting that one of the senior talent and to read detainee's exchanged force sergeant ball a bird dog freedom has been trying to return to militant activity. the talent that is claiming responsibility for shooting and killing three u.s. military contract

catherine heenan is here with the story. >> catherine: with the global threat of terror very high andstill reeling from recent attacks president obama and prince and prime minister david camel run are presenting a united front. >> catherine: the two leaders met at the white house one week after 17 people were killed in terror attacks in france. and after officials in belgium say they managed to foil a plot to attack police buildings thursday. " we know what we're up against and we know how we will win in the " president obama and prime minister cameron have announced the rollout of a new cyber security partnership. >> catherine: calling it a necessity after the hack of sony and the social media accounts of the u.s. central command. but if anyone was expecting the president's blessing on a new round of sanctions against i ran it did not happen. >> catherine: in fact he says nuclear negotiations with iran could collapse if congress moves ahead on that front right now. both leaders about a commitment to fighting groups like isis and al qaida on the battlefield. but believe that the milit

catherine heenan this year with the story >>catherine: is the bay area's a murder mystery that just won't die. today a hollywood publicist held up this photo saying this is in fact the zodiac cat the zodiac killer. sang the san francisco police need to take another look at the theory that the killer was a man named earl van bass jr.. >>catherine: the zodiac terrorized northern california in the late '60s and early '70s. taking credit for the deaths of four men and three women. his identity has never been proven. last year a man wrote a book claiming that his biological father was in fact the zodiac killer killer >>catherine: today publicist chris harris came to this city to say that he not only supports that theory he believes he met the killer in 1971 in and not of danner dinernapas dinert >>catherine: is not just about remembering the man's face in trying later tried to tie it to the man identified as earl van ness jr. chris harris says you can compare the best for your prints from an unrelated case to a fingerprint found in a cap of one of the murder victims they actually match. bass w

father was in fact the zodiac killer killer >>catherine: today publicist chris harris came to this city to say that he not only supports that theory he believes he met the killer in 1971 in and not of danner dinernapas dinert >>catherine: is not just about remembering the man's face in trying later tried to tie it to the man identified as earl van ness jr. chris harris says you can compare the best for your prints from an unrelated case to a fingerprint found in a cap of one of the murder victims they actually match. bass was the man described in the book last year called the most dangerous animal ball written by a man who says

as you say catherine there. we have catherine, gary radnich and george rask for the big new year's eve live show. it's the only local and live celebration here in the bay area. the party begins at 11:30 tonight right after the news. >>> a winter storm is being blamed for at least three deaths in california. strong wind gusts knocked down trees and power lines all over the bay area. and that frightening moment captured by a home security camera. it's one of many downed trees. it came crashing down in the high winds in the city of milpitas. nobody was hurt. but the 30-foot-tall pine landed right on top of the stocker family's jeep cherokee and narrowly missed a couple of other cars in a neighbor's driveway. >> we heard the wind making a lot of noises. so we didn't really hear anything that significant. we didn't know until someone let us no he. >> somebody knocked on the door and we came out. >> and we saw the tree on the car. >> this is your college car. >> that's correct. >> it's a goner. >> gone. >> residents h

jerry brown made state history today catherine needed is here with the story. >> catherine: never before has the california governor been sworn in for fourth term in office and because of the change the law is not likely it will happen again the event was also unusual because governor brown was combining his inauguration speech with a state of the state address the 76 year- old democrat says the day is very important to a him. >> catherine: the governor is challenging california to set even higher environmental goals he's proposing that the state increased the share our renewable electricity sources from one-third to 50 percent and also to double the efficiency of existing buildings. brown first tell the office from 1975 to 1983 and returned for a third term in 2011. >> reporter: lafayette police were chasing a red nissan on a highway 24 westbound they stop the pursuit before it into the tunnel and nissan went into the tunnel losing control and crashing into two cars on the west side of the tunnel the people the stolen car jumped out and started running the police families want suspect i

catherine, first off what do we know at this point? >> reporter: martha, u.s. intelligence and counterterrorism officials are deeply engaged on the paris shooting this morning and based on conversation what is has their attention is this level of preplanning and premeditation the attack appears to exhibit involving multiple assailants with the eyewitness accounts that the gunmen asked for individuals by name as they storm the that office building n at digs the assailants showed killed and ruthlessness with their targeting. think of video of that wounded french police officer being executed, shot in the head at point-blank range as he lay in the street. in addition the fact that the gunmen were able to extract themselves again shows premeditation and advanced reconnaissance of the site, martha. martha: yeah. in terms of u.s. involvement you know, at what level is that? we spoke to josh earnest moments ago. he was not 100% that the president had spoken to the french president but what do we know what the involvement is? >> reporter: u.s.

fox news chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge joins us. niles to see you, catherine. they were on france's radar? on ours? >> they were. both of the brothers were on the no fly list which means there is a high level of threat information indicating they would be a security risk and they are blocked from entering the united states. >> let me ask you if they are high risk why not pull the string and find the people high risk. >> that's up to the french. >> that would be up to the french cials all right. and on that score, i just want to elaborate on the point amy made. we were able to confirm earlier today through u.s. government sources that the older brother, 34-year-old kouachi went to yemen in 2011. he went to the training camps where he honed those skills that were apparently on display during the shooting at the magazine. trying to understand if he had person-to-person contact with the leadership in al qaeda in yemen and whether they directed the brothers to carry out this assault. >> the other question is where is the actual training. if you look at video this wa

thank you, catherine. and here in the u.s.s woke up to the gruesome news this morning of that massacre in paris. here is how it unfolded. >> [gunfire] >> fox news alert learning this together. a shooting at a news headquarters in paris. [gunfire] >> various reports indicate multiple casualties after several masked men came into the building armed with machine guns and then reportedly opened fire. police confirming 10 people are dead. [siren] >> breaking right now. it's being called a terror attack. 11 people shot dead as masked gunmen with machine a newspaper in paris they got away on stolen motorbikes. there are cars. they are still on the loose. >> what's the president saying about this, josh? >> you know, bill, this is an act of terror that we condemn in the strongest possible terms. >> paris is on lockdown at this hour. a manhunt is underway for three terrorists who got away. this is a deadliest attack that we have seen in france in two decades. >> the murderers dared proclaim char buy hend's death. make no mistake. they a

catherine?eporter: shepard, i'm just going to take a step back to tell viewers what we've confirmed at fox news about the suspects, and most of the information we have now relates to the kouachi brothers. specifically the older brother, 34-year-old said kouachi, we confirmed that he traveled to yemen in 2011 and made direct contact with an al-qaeda training camp there and that one of his goals was to meet with the al-qaeda leadership. while it's unknown at this time, we understand he tried to meet with the american cleric anwar al-awlaki. al-awlaki at that time was in charge of the external operations, in other words the external plots launched by that group. in addition, his brother cherif kouachi, there is a report in the british media today -- we have not independently confirmed it -- but he, too had contact with abu hamza the leader of a mosque in london who is being sentenced today in new york city on terrorism charges, and he was, if you will the recruiter for sa care yous moussawi, what m

. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >> catherine: in the ongoing argument over whether coffeegood for us and not the latest teddy's says it might actually reduce your risk of the deadliest form of skin cancer. researchers say people drains more than 4 c. a day at a 20% lower death risk of developing melanoma over the course of a decade. >> catherine: morris the more they drank the greater the benefit. decaffeinated coffee did not work is well. this study is in the journal of the national cancer institute. other studies have suggested coffee might also reduce the risk of alzheimer's and depression among other things. >> catherine: but it's also been tied to higher cholesterol and a higher risk of heart disease and some people. >> pam: the mystery of two east bay eateries to dump wild boar remains near a vegetarian restaurants play. plus the mot be american sniper is making box office history coming up we will look at what is behind its success. >> pam: a shocking sight for a number of people in this morning in berkeley. the heads of dead blowers were last year to vegetarian res

with that i will pass it back to catherine. >> thank you. okay. let's see if my voice is any better after rest. so the design that was presented because the arena is a very unique design we're going to be coming back to request amendments to the design for development. as david mentioned the design for development is basically the planning code for design purposes that applies in mission bay. the amendments that we're looking for to allow the arena to 135 feet, address building massing related to the arena, allow additional tower up to 160 and address the explanation between the arena and the office towers. i want to reinforce it would not exceed the maximum 160 feet under the redevelopment plan and we would be consistent with any other redevelopment plan requirement. so one of the things that we recognized -- everyone recognized from the beginning to make and break this project we need to address transportation so from the beginning the city, the community, the warriors have been addressing those issues and this will come forward in a transportat

paul and catherine and gene, all starring in an eight-year-long saga.scene, gene comes cruising through their woods like bigfoot on a bulldozer. >> he bulldozed the creek flat so he could have a pathway here. >> reporter: was that illegal? >> he did get arrested for that. >> reporter: he continued to harass them, calling the police on them numerous times. >> we're on a public road. leave us alone. >> you want to call the police with more lies? go ahead. >> reporter: just listen to this tense phone call from the d.a. >> he was walking around on our property. if you're not going uphold a court order, what kind of d.a. are you? >> i'm glad i don't have neighbors like you. you're acting like 10-year-olds. >> reporter: no crime committed? >> nothing. >> reporter: he says the videos were more revealing than they realized. >> it showed them committing a crime against him with all the videos. it was the best evidence against themselves. >> reporter: the d.a. finally did take action. but not the action they expected. >> they were arrested when we had independent

here's catherine heenan >> catherine: terrified hostages run from the supermarket and saudi's paris the man holding nearly a dozen people talk by phone to our reporter saying he was allied with the journalist killer. >> catherine: the brothers were holed up in a factory near charles de gaulle airport. police surrounded the building and an attempted to and not negotiate with them. at 5:00 paris time they launch launched simultaneous raids on the factory and the market. >> catherine: the done in the market runs right into a hail gunfire. four hostages died in the supermarket along with the gunman. at least five others were rescued. a police union spokesman says three men were all part of the same jihadist group. according to western intelligence official the older brother trained in yemen with al qaida as late as 2011. >> reporter: and tonight no alarming pictures as we're learning new details about the suspects specifically their ties to al qaida. three have been killed by officers. but the feet mel is still wanted still on the run. after she apparently escaped the kosher market in paris

and catherine did mention this is the major phase submission so we will get back to you with more detailed conversation about what we expect the ekts terior to look like the materials and the distribution of each of the materials but it was important for us to put together the pretty pictures as catherine called them to explain what we're are inspired to bring to the site. we have a number of rend

here is louisa catherine painted in 1824 with her harp. john quincy like to go to the johnson household when he was in london and here the girls sing and play musical instruments. louisa was very happy with the fact that by the 1820's, the harp had come back into vogue. she was an accomplished musician. she decided to be painted with the popular instrument at the time. proximity did play a major role in the courtship letters, and the difference in background between the two individuals was also important. john and abigail spent a lot of their married life apart abigail's with the children, john was away. it gives you great exchanges between this couple. the difference with john quincy adams louisa is once they get married, they are spending most of their time together. when john quincy has different diplomatic roles louisa is following him. the difference is that their children are often being left in massachusetts to be educated and reared by family members. this is particularly hard on louisa. this is a constant argument between them. jo

i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo.>> japanese government leaders on a race against time. they are using all resources available to try to have two nationals believed to be captured by islamic state released. and they're promising the militant group that millions of military aid promised to the middle east is solely for humanitarian purposes. >> translator: we will use the trust and all the channels cultivated in the middle east. we will try every means available. >> the video released shows two men who are believed to be freelance journalists. kenji goto and harunai yakua. a purported islamic state member threatens to kill them unless the japanese government pays a ransom of $200 million within 72 hours. officials in tokyo assume the deadline is around 2:50 p.m. japan time on friday. state minister for foreign affairs yasuhide nakayama is taking charge of a task force based at the japanese embassy in jordan. he met on wednesday with king abdullah. the king gave assurances of his readiness to cooperate fully. japan's fo

mary catherine and tony are both fox news contributors. let's get right to it. >> the verdict is clear. expanding opportunity works. these policies will continue to work, as long as politics do not

but catherine russell's feelings remain unknown.hile the family waits for the final chapter of the boston marathon bombings to be written. >>> an anti-muslim group -- >> they demonstrated in dresden on monday. but as it's reported, resistance against the group is on the rise. >> reporter: as germany continues to grapple with the wave of anti-islam demos, more and more people are taking to the streets to say "not in our name." here in berlin, thousands went to the square to demonstrate for what they say should be a multi-cultural and tolerant germany open to all religions. >> in my opinion, what makes berlin berlin is its variety. that's what we want to stand up for. >> for tolerance, for multi-culture. it's important to be here. >> i think it's just i have sad that it's fashionable now days for some people to hate foreigners. >> reporter: the catholic church made a statement, shutting off the lights of the world famous cathedral which is one of the most famous landmarks here, which says anybody who calls them a christian should have

i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo.nother deadline set by islamic state militants in the hostage cris hasxpiredndre nooron the japanese or jordanian they're holding. they demanded a prisoner swap but leaders in jordan wanted proof their citizen is still alive. >> yesterday that jordan is willing to exchange sajida al rishawi with the jordanian pilot moaz al kasasbeh. at this point we want to emphasize that we have asked for a proof of life from daesh and we have not received anything as of yet. we need a proof of life so we can proceed with what we announced yesterday regarding the exchange between sajida al rishawi and the jordanian pilot. >> a jordanian court sentenced rishawi to death for her role in bomb attacks in amman in 2005. the minister says the prisoner is still in jordan. he says they are ready to exchange her for the pilot as soon as they get proof he is alive. militants purporting to be with islamic state had set a deadline of sunset in iraq thursday. they relayed the demand through their captive, japanese

i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. china's state-run agency xinhua says police in the country's northwest have prevented a bombing. the report says officers in the xinjiang uighur autonomous region saw people trying to detonate explosives and they shot the would-be bombers dead. the report says residents in a commercial district of cashcar spotted a person with an explosive device. the person wielded an ax and tried to detonate the device before being shot by police. they shot five others who were attempting to set off the explosives they were wearing. xinhua says a vehicle with explosives inside was also found at the site. police have responded to a spate of attacks in recent months. many residents in the region are reportedly unhappy with the government's ethnic and religious policies. >>> authorities in indonesia may be a step closer to understanding why an airasia passenger jet crashed into the java seat last month. navy divers have retrieved the plane's flight recorder. search and rescue authorities say they found

i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. authorities in belgium say they have foiled a terror attack. police raided a town near brussels as part of an investigation into extremists returning from syria. they shot dead two suspects and arrested a third. >> during the investigation we found that this group was about to commit terrorist attacks in belgium. >> prosecutors say raids were carried out in vervies and the capital. they say the suspects were planning to launch a large-scale attack targeting police officers. officers evacuated a police station in brussels out of fear explosives may have been planted. authorities have not yet confirmed whether the three suspects had links to last week's attacks in france. at least 150 people from belgium are said to have gone to syria as fighters after being inspired by extreme ideology. this has raised concern that they may carry out acts of terrorism on home soil. >>> japan's prime minister has left for a tour to the middle east. shinzo abe will travel to four countries and territorie

catherine with al jazeera, southern malawi. >>> catherine is in the camp for displaced in the camp forple who have been displaced by the floods and joins us live now and i'm saying catherine you have an update on the number of people that have been killed as a result of these floods. >> yes, that is correct. we just got 56 from the district's commissioner's office and this is the standard district and the most affected in malawi and the city stakes are 153 people in the districts alone have died so far, 85,000 displaced and the world vision say 176 people have died country wide. joining me now to talk more about this is a national director of world vision and it's the only one right now that is helping people. robert what are the priorities? >> right now our first priority is rescue people that are caught and marooned in areas that are flooded and the children that have been rescued come to need urgent help for food. we are scared about cholera outbreak and there are tents for people to be housed and particularly children that have no where to sleep. as you can see here we are in a sch

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got running shoe, shotgun, go deep, mary catherine. think about that. >> first i'm disappointed we were not brought on to topp gun and danger zone. but as to the president i'm not terribly surprised by this i don't think he is a guy who pivots of the he doesn't. he says he is pivoting to the economy fairly often but doesn't actually move and change behavior. i don't think losses in congress matter to him. i don't think whether he thinks executive actions are legal. he goes ahead what he wants to do. the president will do what he wants to do. bill: president what? >> yolo. bill: you said president yolo. you only live once cory. cory are you surprised by this? apparently the word came out this was a bit of a pep rally trying to keep folks invigorated on senate side? >> i'm not surprised by it at all. basically what he is saying is you will continue to see more what you saw in 2014. certainly leading up to the midterms and then soon thereafter. what did we see? we saw historic deal with china on climate. we saw action taken on immigration

i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. japan's prime minister shinzo abe says the country will play an active role to achieve stability in the middle east. abe held talks in benjamin netanyahu on monday. >> translator: japan will play an active role to bring stability to the middle east. i would like to offer candid advice to both israelis and palestinians as a true friend. >> abe is to visit the palestinian territories on tuesday. he expressed condolences for four jews killed in recent terror attacks in france. he said the international community must continue to do its utmost against terrorism. abe and netanyahu announced a joint document that calls for deepening defense exchanges. it also says their countries will start preliminary discussions on an investment pact. abe also said this year marks the 70th anniversary of the atomic bombings of the cities hiroshima and nagasaki. he stressed that japan attaches great importance to the control and nonproliferation of nuclear weapons. abe urged israel to join the nuclear non-