. >> catherine: the. happening at the height of the busy coming along highway 17 not busy right now. paint you opposite we will continue to monitor the fire and bring you updates.we'll continue to monitor the fire and bring you updates on air and online at kron-four-dot-com. now let's get a check on our forecast. kron four metereologist brittney shipp is here. and brittney we are hearing triple digits in parts of the bay area. >> britteny: always my terror wind speeds him and two doubles and temperatures specifically in the sector is marrons the preconditions temperatures in the '90s we're seeing a lot of different markets popping up. . >> britteny: wind speeds at 18 mi. an hour half moon bay 14 livermore 17 fairfield 14 mi. an hour will digits in the area of 100 degrees and fairfield 100 conquered 97 livermore 77 hayward a big drop closer oakland low '70's. san francisco in the '60s with the huge temperature spread 45 degree in france. 93 in santa rosa and and on view at 78. we will still in the '90s the

catherine: he is a polarizing figure. wasral months ago, he accused of being involved in a plot to blackmail one of his teammates over a sex tape. that is being investigated. if we look at the cover, it says it all. a dangerous game here. he is french but of algerian dissent and that is why he is saying he was excluded, not because of his legal woes. he has accused the coach for bowing to pressure of a racist party in france, a nudge here at the national front party. the sports minister got involved in this big debate, saying there is no apartheid in the french team. genie: another frenchman is speaking out about his religious identity. catherine: he has made a new film called "the jews." it is a comedy about anti-semitism. and said that he made the film in response to a he feels as a jew in his country. he said growing up, he was taught that being jewish was private. in public, you were supposed to act french. the actor says, he is being touted in the press as a franco israeli actor. they are pointing to his jewish ident

. >> catherine: what did you say about surrendering? keep your eye on the front door of the arco station. >> mario: a suspect may be surrendering. >> catherine: so, apparently this continues with one person still be held hostage.

catherine: you could.uch like we are raised in this room, the court was raised and there was an opening between the three center chairs. but there was a partition, said the justices would be seeded at these tables, you can hear the clatter of knives and forks and dishes and the messenger sometimes would bring meals from the senate restaurant and you might be wondering why i have this little prop here. there is a story that repeated that to one of the justices decided they wanted to have a theirof champagne it with lunch and as the messenger was trying to open the bottle, supposedly the cork flew out over the bench. and -- thee: wasn't some of advocates concerned that there was not a quorum on the bench when a couple slipped away? catherine: there was. one instance where to did not attend because they were ill. and we would have one or two slipping behind the bench to have lunch. so is the story goes, an attorney asked the chief justice -- he paused and asked the chief justice, are we sure there is a quorum

>> catherine: >> vicki: dan? >> reporter: one of the things i will notice if you come here after the parade is a light-test a lot more security. >> reporter: this year added security measures. >> are going to have metal detectors with officers out and about and the crowd. s day operation you will be mobile and all around. >> reporter: many here for pride remains uneasy due to the massacre two weeks ago. >> this is one of the world's largest private festival. i this nice to see the police out here. >> reporter: say this year is more important than ever. >> need to have more faith in our police department and not community. so, this is bubbling and separating and allowing us to come together and march for our justice and survival and a sense. >> reporter: lee of tonight at 6 we will talk to more people about this particular pride festival that make you come from all over the country. >> vicki: looking at some of the pride events. >> vicki:and ends at turk and taylor streets. then tomorrow, on saturday. is the offic

there's a proposed settlement billion dollars >> catherine: that's record deal. it means that thousands of car owners will be able to sell their cars 'back at pre-scandal, fair market value. and many will also get a cash payment of at least 5-thousand dollars. new york's attorney general reacted to the settlement today. he says it's too soon for the are over. california attorney general kamala harris also talked about the settlement. calling it a 'landmark deal' for the state. volkswagen has admitted that it rigged emissions testing so cars that were supposedly "clean" did ikea is recalling 29 million chests and dressers after six children were killed when the furniture toppled over and fell on them. ikea says these dressers can fastened to the wall. and if you own one that isn't mounted to the wall - make sure it's out of reach from kids. last year. ikea launched a repair program for the dressers after two children died. >> vicki: issue a full recall after more children were killed. >> catherine: we go for a ride. suspended a thousand feet above los angeles. rea

. >> catherine: called hillary and bernie. you will hear more about that. and watch the results from the six states today. cnn reports that it is that the layoff at least half his campaign staff not confirming that. we're talking of voters in the dakotas and mexico montana and new jersey. in new jersey early release huge victory for hillary fleeting sanders far behind their jersey of the second-biggest delegates behind california. you're looking at the number is significantly south dakota primary minutes ago and has another win declared the winner of south dakota primary and a win for briefly again everyone wondering if he will stick to an earlier claim not going anywhere fresher might be mounting with money problems. and one of the evening got moments dawdle telling sander supporters if they feel left out he will embrace them with open arms. >> steve: ineptitude top vote getters in the primary regardless of the party affiliation. early december that the split the top two candidates to move on. now let's cut of more than that at least this stage in the voti

thank you very much, catherine. a quick reminder of our top stories on "france 24." 48 hours to go until britain votes in or out of the european union. a last-ditch attempt tonight to win over the last undecided voters, the current and former mayors of a london, boris johnson and sadiq khan, squaring off at wembley stadium. a pretty poor week for russian sport. kicked out of the euro tournament, and russian athletes will face unprecedented doping tests at the summer games in rio. track and field athletes are already banned from the games in rio. let's talk a bit more about brexit. more on the business and financial angle. eu officials are keeping a close eye on this and trying to prepare for any possible scenario, aren't they? reporter: absolutely. at this point in time it looks like the referendum could swing in the way. the head of the central bank says his institution is doing all it can to prepare for all outcomes. mario draghi says it is difficult to foresee the fallout of the leave victory in the wednesday vot

catherine now has a collection of roughly 200 robot models at home. she tries to make them look realistic. she honed her skills by taking private lessons. she has learned how to make parts look like they've been damaged in fights or like the paint has come off. her current goal is to enter an indonesian contest for gundam modelers and make it to the world cup held in japan in december. >> translator: it's really fun to make gundam robots. a lot of people have the same interest, so i can share my joy with them. >> reporter: many people in indonesia are fascinated by the plastic models of gundam robots. the hobby is expected to continue to win fans. metalia, nhk world, jakarta. rj rjts. >>> people across france, germany are recovering afterg getting hit by torrential rain and flooding. robert speta has the latest. >> i'll show you video coming out of belgium. actually at its peak, some communities had to be evacuated. trains were suspended. meanwhile, in paris, some of the worst flooding in about three decades out here. the louvre now reopened, the mona

catherine heenan is here with details on some had signed an texas. -- hacked signs >> catherine: aheadnd in west dallas during today's morning commute. drivers and the highway signs are not supposed to be saying things like donald trump is a shape shifting lizard. a total of three sides had been revised. another said barney for president. and the third set, work is canceled. go back home. the transportation department's is you can't change the size remotely prepared to have to be on the scene and somehow break the password. there are trying to figure out who did it and they are not amused. >> catherine: dan spokesman said tampering with the signs is a felony and can't even result in present time. there has been similar problems in other parts of the country. when texas authorities were about the latest hack they quickly began turning off the signs. pam and steve? >> pam: congratulation college grads what a cop some >> brittney: 85 degrees in san jose, 95 and concord and 83 degrees and santa rosa. satellite radar shows us that the area of high pressure over the west coast, would not hav

catherine heenan is here with more on what we have learned so far. catherine >> catherine:the death toll is now up to 42.with more than 200 injured. we now know that three suicide bombers pulled up to the istanbul airport in a taxi. the first bomber set off his suicide vest 'outside' the terminal - and the other two took advantage of the confusion to get inside. people are talking about the video that shows one of the attackers running through the airport before apparently being shot by a police officer. he fell, dropped a gun.then detonated his suicide vest. we learned tonight that the officer who shot him survived - and is recovering in a hospital. also today - more stories from witnesses who were inside the airport. new video from surveillance cameras shows one of the terrorist running through the airport - his a-k 47 raised and ready. the turkish interior minister now says all the information and evidence points to isis. and today - the c-i-a director said he'd be surprised if the group isn't plotting attacks in the u.s. pam? >> pam:the internati

ushave catherine viette with to take a look at what is in the papers today. lots of focus still now on the life of muhammad ali, who died over the weekend. catherine: yes, indeed. i want to start with the front pages of some of the papers. we will start with usa today, an american paper. all these front page of others -- all of these front pages are featuring images of the iconic muhammad ali. with thes a triumph title, "we care about mom at ali because his greatness went so far beyond the ring." if you look inside the paper, they are reporting on all the tributes that are pouring in for the sports star. even here in france, the press this feature him on its front page. this is the image of his mighty fist, another iconic image of ali, gracing the cover of "liberation," the headline there saying, "he was a king." genie: many are saying he transcended the boxing ring, that he truly became an inspiration to many people. but he was also very famous for his wit. had a nickname, "the louisville lip." i will leave you with this one. if anybody has ever heard any of

catherine: and the right demographics.izabeth warren, you get massachusetts which was not really in doubt for the sake of the general. with chris christie, it seems very unlikely he is going to pull over new jersey voters. there is a reason why historically, at least in recent elections, the presidential candidates have gone for people from swing states. you are pulling in more of those voters. charlie: barack obama and joe biden went for balance. catherine: there are other forms of balance. it was more about finding that balance rather than finding that more aggressive sort of attack dog. harlie: what do you think of a warren and clinton romance? bob: it is a powerful moment to witness. the question over secretary clinton's campaign, she has traits she wants to see in a running mate. someone from a region, a different generation. i spent nine days on the trail with senator sanders. there is something happening in the american left and inside the democratic party. here are ideological winds blowing throughout this democrat

but first our own catherine herridge. she's in washington.as the very latest on the airport bombings in turkey. the videos are chilling, catherine. >> reporter: that's right. sean, tonight the administration is deeply engaged with the briefing of the president, the attorney general, and the homeland security secretary.

catherine clifford has details. catherine: residence taken hostage in northern france after rising water blocks their front door. it is at least a meter and a half. cars are submerged, and emergency services are strange indeed. catherine: some residents are stuck in their homes, watching the water rise, and trying to limit the damage. >> i have been mopping up since yesterday evening. catherine: some have been evacuated by -- some have been evacuated, while others wait it out. hasregion south of paris been kept at alert, with the risk of flood there. several orange and yellow alerts have been given throughout the rest of the country. meanwhile, in the capital, tourists try to make the most of a somewhat foggy holiday. ande have our ponchos plastic on our feet, and we will keep on walking because we still want to enjoy it. travelne: this couple all the way from shanghai for a photo shoot on their wedding. a rain day -- oh. river lapsas the over its banks, there are fears of more serious flooding to come. thousandsira

catherine, i'm wondering because in the senate, both parties put forth bills. both sides voted more or less along party lines. they both kind of guilty of voting against gun control measures. what's the end goal can they find some common ground? >> the leader, congressman john lewis told abc today if republicans don't meet their demands they could force this past their scheduled recess friday. diane and kendis, the real motivator is sending a message to those voters in november on where democrats stand on gun control. >> we should point out they turned off all the c-span cameras. some of the images you're seeing overnight is of periscope cameras there from many of the lawmakers' phones. catherine, there was an interesting post on facebook from democratic representative keith ellison. what was that about? >> reporter: that's right. keith ellison was in a meeting and a staffer brought him a note from his mother that read your mother calls and wants you on the floor. and he responded, on facebook by saying he couldn't say no to his mother and he reassured her that

catherine was born in the philippines in 1979.bs at a hospital in saudi arabia. she and her sister were left with their grandparents in manila. after several unhappy years her aunt that lived in the u. s. suggested they try their luck here. catherine's family came to the united states on a visa that expired after two years. when she was 13 her parents decided to stay never theless. as an adult catherine met brian. an american citizen. and in 2004 they married. and contrary to popular belief marriage alone does not confer citizenship. brian and catherine had two children that immediately receive birth right citizenship. they're now 6 and 11 years old. in this nuclear family only catherine is not a u.s. citizen. yet she has a social security card and a driver's license and they file a joint tax return. she had no brushes with the law and still she can't get right with the law. she fully acknowledges that her parents makes missteps but they're still trying to better the family's lives. catherine tried to protect her ownship champions

but first our own catherine herridge. she's in washington.test on the airport bombings in turkey. the videos are chilling, catherine. >> reporter: that's right. sean, tonight the administration is deeply engaged with the briefing of the president, the attorney general, and the homeland security secretary.

catherine: according to stories, that is the case. clare: so there was no conference room available to them at the court? [laughter] what is the situation like in the capital? catherine: i should have prefaced my remarks with that. when the court moved to washington there was the presidents house, the capital, and even though we had a third branch of government there was no place for the supreme court to me. so graciously, a room was made in the basement of the capital but that was a small committee room. i think was 30 feet by 35 feet. and in this way, the supreme court had their first chamber on the first floor of the capitol building. so that is the era when that john marshall comes to washington and leaves the court. clare: john marshall had a great fondness for a fortified wine imported from the portuguese island of material. he was not alone. it was popular with many of the founding fathers including thomas jefferson. apparently the shaking and the funnel like conditions in the ship's hold david a compact, caramel flavor they li

has results of how many states. >> catherine: california dakota mexico do jersey montana can has been a really good day so far and it racked up delegates in new jersey mexico s.d. easily winning the states in the new jersey when rolling up huge a victory margin. barry has gotten the caucus in north dakota. doing well montana we are told ya the shot. that's nickel-and- diming terms of the number of delegates and the big states for delegates today of course california and new jersey. we you have ever heard reports fast the campaign staff and hearing us talk about the meeting at the white house thursday with president about. and talk that almost certainly include some pressure to clear the way for hillary. centile making some demands from bernie. attic could be another very interesting week ahead. the people >> pam: there did not lead deal with the word concession they the plan on moving on. no canada ever send the signal the day before they drop out. they always fight to the and always have a chance. if that city of a chance to maintain that slim chance. superdelegate >> reporter: are m

catherine, sebastien and jim woolsey.putting together what we have so far, the news about the shouting, allahu akbar in the nightclub, and this is sketchy, early information from the l.a. times and rueters about this man, it could be a copycat or could be something else. >> the first on the shooting in florida. we have another data point that suggests very strongly that there is this connection to a formal terrorist group, in this case we believe isis. we had also information this morning from a ranking member of the house intelligence committee that there was a phone call from local law enforcement where he pledged allegiance to the leader of isis, which is al baghdadi. the third point there, we did confirm that the fbi is investigating it as an act of terrorism and one that was inspired by a foreign terrorist organization. as you rightly pointed out, this is very early in the process for that kind of information or statement to come from federal authorities. the other thing that has my attention is the possibility, and

. >> vicki:kron 4's catherine heenan is here. she tracking it all tonight. catherine? >> catherine:with the two parties' presumptive nominees set, voters in states belatedly get to add their voices to the presidential race today. it 'does' matter.for example, hillary clinton wants a big finish - hoping to win the nomination on the first ballot at the democratic convention. the map shows the states at play.california: new jersey, south dakota.montana, new mexico and north dakota. polls have just closed in new jersey. new jersey is the second biggest prize of the night - with 126 delegates at stake. trump is all set.but on the democratic side, clinton and sanders are poised to split the 694 democratic delegates up for grabs tonight. and technically it's not over on either side. neither clinton nor trump will be their parties' official nominees until the formalities of the delegate votes at the national the polls will close less than 3 hours from now. and there will be watch parties results come in. tonight kron 4 is live at watch parties for clinton, sanders and >> repor

>>catherine heenan: first responders on the club littered with bodies some offices of victims of this extreme chat with the gunman one of the new system from to record what he feared would be his last moments. >>catherine heenan: minutes turned into hours as friends watched friends take their last breath finally after three hours of door is used an armored vehicle to break free of the bathroom wall the gunman tried to flee but he died after a brief shootout but not before had killed 49 others and side of the nightclub. >>grant lodes: mechanize pride month by raising the rent will fly outside of city hall this month the 41st anniversary of the san francisco fire suppression the flex outside city hall and the civic center are being floored have staff from the victims of the arm and a lack of shooting. >>reporter:, it appears service restored as a stock chat and was posted to private cabman to increasing page for maneuvering house it's run by the metal to the foundation and nonprofit the will to help veterans and the obvious question the corpse was a tent asking if it's possible there of

catherine herridge is catherine herridge is standing by t bp drilling teams train in virtual reality simulators in here, so we're better prepared for any situation out there. because safety is never being satisfied. and always working to be better. millions of kids struggling to pay for an education, for millions of seniors barely surviving on social security. for families that don't fly to scotland to play golf. >> but donald trump known for not just taking punches but firing back on twitter, crooked hillary is wheeling out of one of the least productive senators in the u.s. senate goofy elizabeth warren who lied on heritage. the "on the record" political panel is back and "the washington post" aaron blake and a.b. stoddard. if your children act like this, if they were calling somebody a goofy hat and liars, what would you do? >> well, that's not the question this election season. >> now tell me what you think. >> the interesting thing about elizabeth warren everyone says she is so exciting she is being vetted for v.p. clinton ♪ going to pick her for vp because she is free. she is g

. >> catherine: 50 like big noisy primary days in the last hours of this is the last one aside from the district of columbia next week but clearly this is the closing stretch as donald and hillary are getting ready to claim their respective nominations this is the map behind this facade from california talking about voters coming up in new jersey new mexico montana dakotas north dakota is green they had a caucus not primary today. hillary was declared the winner in new jersey primary is the second biggest pot of delegates after california s huge win as you can see from these numbers first one of the night and the polls close in new mexico 44 delegates minutes ago you can see the numbers here with an early lead in new mexico declaring the winner in new mexico. south dakota and montana as primary we show you that. the lot of activity but it is fairly close 32 percent of the voting. a win for bernie and the north dakota caucuses the one place in green at a primary. sanders told reporters recently as today still determined it a try and turn some of the super delegates and win them over the

catherine heenan is here with a preview of what's at stake. >> catherine:the latest poll numbers over the weekend show the two neck and neck, separated by a statistically insignificant two percent. a pint-size trump supporter in fresno is being banned from wearing trump's signature "make america great again" hat to school. >> catherine: her challenge is sanders challenge mitannian claimed his strongest canada against donald. at most of his supporters here admit they do not believe he will be the nominee and voting for him because they see the chance to influence the direction of the democratic party. the republican party leaders backing away from their canada as they he accuses the american-born u.s. judgment of prejudice because of heritage trump adding fuel to the fire he also lashed out at bainbridge. regardless of who wins tomorrow the president will reportedly ready to announce his choice that could happen tomorrow will not be surprised who will be. drawing negative attention onfrom our partners at c-n-n. sontaya rose brings us the story. >> reporter: 3 days straight the third gr

so his successor was his wife, catherine the first.ne of the most extraordinarily colorful female characters in this book. but she was little more than a camp follower. she first appears walking naked as a prisoner in the russian camp. she was neither a russian norah russian, nor an nor russian, and yet peter the great married her and renamed her katharine. and crown to her empress of russia. when he died, she was crowned even though she had no claim on the throne. russia can make anyone in charge of that powerful autocracy. the irony is that nowadays, 1890's and in 2016, the presidents of the russia who are again autocrats, can't choose their own successors again. in a way that was unthinkable. in the 20th century, so you have vladimir putin. similarly, putin it chose someone who then chose him again. so we are in a situation in russia where all of the trappings of democracy once again, despite all the trappings of democracy, the tsar can choose his own successor. brian: looking back at why, the whole revolution in 1917, what happened

those are matters for discussions with our own catherine herridge. chief intelligence correspondent. with terror analysts who you see on this channel all the time. and the question was it isis? well the turkish official tells the associated press it certainly looks like it. we will talk live with our national intelligence correspondent catherine herridge coming up. and o'reilly won't be seen tonight because breaking news changes everything on fox news channel. hey, need fast heartburn relief? try cool mint zantac. it releases a cooling sensation in your mouth and throat. zantac works in as little as 30 minutes. nexium can take 24 hours. try cool mint zantac. no pill relieves heartburn faster. >>> there is breaking news on fox news channel even at this late hour after 4:00 in the morning there there is new information and now we know according to the turkish prime minister the three suicide bombers who caused all this death and destruction and fears around the world got to the airport by taxicab. they took a taxi to the airport and then sauntered in.

i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. european union leaders say if britain wants access to its single market eu workers must be allowed to move freely. the leaders of 27 eu nations excludin excluding britain wrapped up two days of talks on the country's decision to leave the bloc on wednesday. the eu says in order to access its common market four freedoms must be maintained, the movement of capital, goods and services and the movement of workers. >> let us make it crystal clear today that access to a single market requires acceptance of all four freedoms, including the freedom of movement. there will be no single market alacart. >> british prime minister david cameron was back in london wednesday addressing parliament. he acknowledged the issue will be a major sticking point in future negotiations. >> on this issue of immigration versus the single market, he's right. this is, frankly, the biggest and most difficult issue to deal with. >> cameron previously told eu leaders that the issue of unrestricted travel was the tip

we're going to hear from catherine herridge in a moment about information about her. but the other thing is isis recruitment, that's why the whole debate is so frustrating, gun violence or immigration. this is a, isis recruits based on if you are a loser. you if you feel disaffected. if you're somebody who wants to feel like you belong somewhere and you go to one of these radical imams and you imam-shop like gorka was saying and isis tells you you can belong. you can be part of something amazing. >> and also they have people like jihadi john. who was very well educated. look at this guy here, he was able to hold down jobs, get multiple licenses and permits, and assimilate and go around and fix his neighbor's car. >> the problem with jihadi john, they don't send him out to be a suicide bomber, or to be killed because they need him in a place of leadership. >> ahead she knew her husband was planning to kill and did nothing to stop it the wife of the orlando jihadist might have helped him plot the crime. will she be charged? next. why do so many businesses rely on the us

catherine herridge, has more. we had a briefing from the fbi director and you were in on a q&a session. what did you learn? >> reporter: we got more information from the fbi director about the bureau's contacts with the shooter in 2013 and 14. fbi director james comey said there was a full fbi investigation of omar mateen and ten months in length and opened after he told a co-worker that he had family connections to al-qaeda and a member of a shiite terrorist organization and he opened that law enforcement would raid his home and shoot his wife so he would martyr himself. that involved the use of confidential informants and surveillance by the fbi and two in person introduce with omar matone and during that period he was on the watch list. if he attempted to buy a fire arm, the fbi would have been flagged. at the end of ten months, the investigation was closed. they took mateen's statements that he was trying to taunt his co-workers because he was marginalized because of his muslim faith. there was not a second fu

i'm back with catherine, jim and sebastian. catherine, your thoughts and how this administration moves to the next level. obviously we heard the president. there will be many who criticize that they are wanting to hear more about the threat from islamic terrorism. he's mobilizing a lot of parts of the federal government. >> we just had him speak to the nation but what we are also seeing now is the evidence as mentioned before of a tier 1 event. you had the fbi director in the oval office briefing the president this morning. you now have the attorney general, homeland security secretary who had a trip to china on the calendar to discuss cyber security and whether china is living up to its pledge, not to attack u.s. government interests. they are now cancelling the trip, staying in the united states. all of that taken in whole tells you that this is a significant event. number two i would say despite what critics are saying about the president, in my mind this is one of the first times we have seen him describe an event so early

the chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge live in washington. catherine? >> shep, the american majority report identifies for the first time a key white house meeting on september 11th, 2012 about three hours into the terrorist attack. the meeting included senior deputies to the cabinet as well as then secretary of state hillary clinton and the focus was not on immediate military help. >> nothing was ever headed to benghazi. no u.s. military asset was ever deployed to benghazi despite the order of the secretary of defense at 7:00 that night. >> at that time the terrorist attack in benghazi was ongoing. foreign service officer sean smith was dead. ambassador chris stevens was missing. and the two former navy s.e.a.l.s who died defending the cia base were still alive. but instead of focusing on urgent military help the report found the focus was on the anti-muslim video the white house would ultimately tie to the attacks. "five of the ten action items from the rough notes of the 7:30 p.m. meeting referenced the video, including an item mentioning leon e. pan

catherine heenan is here with details on the recommendations aimed at helping. >> grant: >> catherine:the safety suggestions are coming from the san francisco civil grand jury. along with some shocking numbers on just how bad the problem has become. the report says that career criminals are considered the driving force behind most of the crimes. auto burglary-related crime was reported nearly 25-thousand times in san francisco in 2015 and resulted in more than 19- million dollars in property theft. the civil grand jury says there should be a public safety 'strategy' - including using resources to deal with criminal gangs that operate across districts. also - using analysts to study crime patterns to help police and identify future crime trends. and - using social media and technology to do a better job of informing the public. the removal of thousands of cubic yards of sand is underway for the great highway beachfront roadway in san francisco. >> vicki:the department of public works crews were on site today beginning the annual maintenance work. the southbound side of the great highwa

catherine, more to come on that.rine herridge in washington. >>> in america they can turn you down when wanting to buy a gun if you are a felon. but not if you're on the terror watch list. democrats are now pushing against a legislation to change that and republicans argue that owning a gun is your constitutional right. and some people will end up on the terror watch list by mistake. the man who gunned down 49 people appeared on that list when the fbi investigated him. but when the feds closed the case, he was taken off the list. that was two years ago. we are live on capitol hill now with the huge divide over gun control erupting on the house floor yesterday. doug? >> reporter: that's right, bill. this happened yesterday when house speaker paul ryan called for a moment of silence for the victims of the orlando massacre. and democrats reacted in some cases by walking out. >> democrats were frustrated with the moment of silence. one member calling it a ritual of impotence to restrict some gun laws. it would stop peopl

chief intel correspondent catherine herridge live from washington with news. catherine?ring why we're hearing about this right now, these series of letters i have here between the white house and benghazi select committee. that is because this whole issue is finally coming to a head this week. within the last hour the democrats have released their version of the benghazi select committee, their finding there is really nothing new here and that everyone needs to keep driving. what we anticipate as early as tomorrow we'll have the republicans version of that report and full transcript of the more than three dozen witnesses who had never been interviewed by any other panel. so to kind of decode what is going on here, is that we're seeing this issue really come to a head with the republicans and democrats on that select committee, and then what i can only describe as leaking of these letters showing that when they asked the president if he was willing to answer questions about what happened that evening he was advised by his counsel at white house not to answer what he was d

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i'm catherine kobayashi. >>> japan's ichiro suzuki has made baseball history. 6 he reached the milestone as soon as the game started against the padres. the japanese legend used his speed to snatch an infield single. in the ninth inning, ichiro builted a double to mark his 4,257th hit. it surpassed the record held by baseball great pete rose, but ichiro's record is unofficial, because his hit total spans two professional baseball leagues. ichiro first ragged up 1,278 hits with the nippon professional baseball organization in japan, then he made the move to the u.s. with major league baseball, where so far he's whacked 2,979 hits. at 42 years of age, ichiro is in his 16th season in the mlb. >>> it's a busy week for policy makers. the people at the fed have wrapped up their meeting and they decided they won't change their key interest rate. we have joined from our business team with the details. what led to their decision? >> the policymakers have been looking for the right time to raise that interest rate and even though we will already half way through 2016, they haven't been able to do

let's start with catherine herridge live in washington. >> reporter: the democrats on the select committee issuing their reports today, finding that hillary clinton did not personally reject requests for additional security in benghazi prior to the 2012 attack. they also concluded that the crew on the ground conducted themself with extraordinary courage and concluded the defense department could not have done anything different to save the lives of four americans, including the american ambassador and navy s.e.a.l.s. the key thing is there are another assessment of the interviews that were done by the benghazi select committee and that is the republican report, and we could expect that as early as tomorrow, heather. >> all right, catherine, tell us about the letter. >> reporter: i have a copy of the letters right here. what i would tell people is that we're really seeing this entire issue of benghazi really come to the head, first with this report from the democrats, what we expect to be the report from the republicans, and then these letters about the communication between the select comm

. >> reporter:as catherine heenan has the president's reaction and new developments in the investigation america's worst mass killing. >> reporter:some strong words as he and florida to meet with the families of the victims of last weekend's terror attack on an orlando nightclub. >> reporter:as catherine heenan has the president's reaction and new developments in the investigation into america's worst mass killing. >>obama "today, once again, as before, i held and hugged grieving family members and parents and they asked, 'why does keep happening?' and they pleaded that we do more to stop the carnage. they don't care about the politics. neither do i." >> reporter:in this election year, any terror attack is a political issue. today senator john mccain blamed the president for the massacre. >> reporter:the arizona republican said, quote, "barack obama is directly responsible because when he pulled everybody out of iraq, al qaeda went to syria, and became isis." the shooter, omar mateen, apparently had no direct ties to the terror group, but declared his allegiance in a call to a local t=v

catherine, this is now an fbi investigation. what are they telling you? >> greta, look, the critical period appears to be in the spring of 2014 when omar mateen surfaced in the second fbi investigation. at that time when they were looking at this american suicide bomber, they went to that mosque where you just had that report from with griff. and they asked is there anyone else on the path to radicalization, and a witness there identified omar mateen and said this is a guy who is watching videos of the american cleric anwar al awlaki. and what we know from our ongoing reporting here at fox news is that people who are watching the videos or listening to the sermons of the american cleric who was targeted for death by the cia in 2011, they are well down the path to reaction. this is a common thread that we saw in the boston marathon bombing with the tsarnaev brothers as well as the san bernardino shooters. and, of course, most significantly, with nidal hasan who was the shooter at fort hood in 2009. this is really a blazing red flag that an individual is go

i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo.ers say if britain wants access to its single market eu workers must be allowed to move freely. the leaders of 27 eu nations excludin excluding britain wrapped up two days of talks on the country's decision to leave the bloc on wednesday. the eu says in order to access its common market four freedoms must be maintained, the movement of capital, goods and services and the movement of workers. >> let us make it crystal clear today that access to a single

. >> and we are following the federal investigation from washington and catherine will be with us in a second but, steve, is at the medical center where so many of the victims were brought. it is just a short distance away from the nightclub. steve? what are people saying about what it was like inside the club? all the overwhelming reaction we are getting from people inside the pills nightclub during the shooting and made it out is disbelief. they could not believe someone was inside the club with an automatic rifle shooting innocent civilians one after the other saying they hear the sounds, the pop, pop, pop and they thought it was part of a song or the show but when people were dropping they realized what was happening. we heard, boom, boom, boom, and we thought it was like the stereo. but after the second shot there was a pause and then it started shooting, shooting, shooting and we knew something was wrong and everyone dropped to the ground and people started running. >> one shooter. 103 people shot. 50 dead. a number that could rise. >> so person hostages, so many trauma surgeon