catherine h:. catherine h: more than 4 ft. recorded at sure all near donner pass. >>pam m:, now we have more storm coverage. >>steve: the storm caused the evacuation in one town that is because of the creed that was rising dangerously close. >>haaziq m: the owner of the restaurant and downtown the rest on avoiding water damage from the storm but it was close on the creek overflowed back in 2005 the restaurants suffer some water damage. >>pam m: they opposed to this printer from novato this is 37 the patrol has no idea. >>phillipe d: some of it will naturally continue to slide off as for the rest of the red especially those who use the terrell on a weekly basis. >>steve: phil st. paul tombolo for park previous which tries such a for the honor but could not find the person or any other information so far. >>pam m: move toward down the string to make it easier she was taken to hospital to get checked out viewers said this is coleman avenue at about 8:00 this morning river is roaring this reminder you to share your storm pictures and video with us through the mobile ap

>>catherine heenan: storm off the stage because they played the wrong music. >>gary: with all due respect a couple of drinks did everyone angry. >>j.r. stone: she is lying about side. >>reporter: we continue to see hundreds and hundreds we also new to the area we have that and, as did a closer look at the weather was dancing chilly temperatures everyone is bundled up partisan for the panel where you are brought te region. >>reporter: as we go to the next couple days will continue to see cool temperatures 32 most location on new year's day 50 degrees the switch over to the seven they forecast. intercourse that's painful due to menopausal changes. it's not likely to go away on its own. so let's do something about it. premarin vaginal cream can help. it provides estrogens to help rebuild vaginal tissue and make intercourse more comfortable. premarin vaginal cream treats vaginal changes due to menopause and moderate-to-severe painful intercourse caused by these changes. don't use it if you've had unusual vaginal bleeding, breast or uterine cancer, blood clots, liv

. >> catherine: thanks, brittney! >> catherine:parts of the north bay are dealing with major flooding problems. this is video from our partnership with a-b-c 7.showing the russian river in guerneville. the river hit flood stage early this morning. >> catherine:to the south bay. >> catherine:where a mudslide has shutdown the northbound lanes of highway 17 - leaving scotts valley heading into the santa cruz mountains. this is video courtsy of our helicopter partners at abc7 news. >> catherine:you can see an a-b-c-7 news van got caught in the mess. their photographer was driving to work in the dark.early today when he was sideswiped by the dirt the rocks and a tree. >> catherine:he had to be pulled from the vehicle -- and was taken to the hospital. we are told he is going to be ok. & >> catherine:on and off showers today did not help crews trying to clean the mud-slide. and more rain is coming to the santa cruz mountains. >> catherine: >> reporter: a local attraction and is now swallowed up. it >> i know they get a lot o

>> steve: thank you, catherine catherine catherine it's just a date. i can stay. i'm good. won't be late hey mom. yeah. no kissing on the first date, alright? life doesn't always stick to a plan, but with our investment expertise we'll help you handle what's next. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase. so you can. >> reporter: water levels are looking great at san pablo reservoir like most of what the state. the reason the recent storms. >> reporter: 42% of california is out of the drought. >> reporter: it is still up to the governor to lift the flood emergency that has been in place for several years. most likely, he will wait until the end of the season to make that decision >> pam: >> catherine: you stop it there. look at this giant hall. --hole >> catherine: it is getting better. they are out there with a summit trying to clear things up. the tides are making things were rough. >> catherine: so far, not having much luck. the repairs could take a long time. >> catherine: steve and pam? >> brittney: we are going to see another system headed and to nex

catherine rampell, would you like to respond? guest: you can read my writing and see citations to the survey data. i was not making this up. there are reputable organizations. resorts organizations and polling organizations whose work i referred to. lots of reporting for every piece i write. i look at numbers, data, i talk to people, experts, nonexperts. i am internally list. i have been a journalist or full-time for 10 years now. i do write opinion pieces. that is true, which means that i am not writing on the one hand and on the other hand kind of work, which is what i used to do. i encourage people to look at my overall work at "the new york times," and "the washington post." i appear around 150 newspapers, not just a book with the washington post." , and to defend "the post" you know, we have had a huge increase in subscription in digital subscriptions as a result of the election because americans believe that journalism is worth paying for and that we do important work, not just my work, obviously. we have had wonderful repo

catherine is counsel on foreign relations. we have been fortunate to have her for a couple of months leading this work. she most recently served director on public diplomacy. jay wong is director of the ucs center on diplomacy. the paper emerge from workshop from back in november. this kulkt conducts an assessment where we have been with public diplomacy and the man succession of the under obama administration. following that brief presentation, michael crowley will lead discussion with ben roads and jim glassman. we have fortunate to have them to share their experience and senior roles in the obama and bush administration. during this time you'll have an time to ask questions. we'll open up floor for q&a. bruce warden is poised to lead public diplomacy through the transition. so after the formal program we'll invite you to join us for cocktail. so without further adieu, i would like to welcome catherine and jay to the stage. [ applause ] . >> hi, i'm not jay. i'm catherine brown. thank you for coming. i'm going to go through

became the lover of catherine or the protector of catherine. she was being beaten up.rian: mortimer beat up on his wife. erd charles fort was a support of his wife. that is the sort of thing you don't know. --is a written down anywhere it isn't written down anywhere. mortimer was very slick. he became the chief witness at the trial. by that time, he was being paid by the department of justice to be a government witness. brian: the justice department believed him? rosemary: they said so. brian: all over this $5,000 check? rosemary: that is what it boiled down to in the end. the trial was in chicago. the only major claim in chicago was the $5,000 check. involved this payout if it was a payout. forbes had left the bureau of veterans? brian: -- rosemary: yes. prison41 to leavenworth -- ford went to leavenworth prison for how long? hello was the trial? rosemary: only a few weeks. he was convicted by a jury. there was a judge who gave a very condemning speech about the whole fabric of the nation being threatened if you had people in responsible positions being with a very fi

be either the lover of catherine or the protector of catherine, or both.ere she was being beaten up. mortimer beat up on his wife. and charles forbes was a supporter of his wife, and they ended up -- they ended up as lovers at some point. that is the sort of thing you don't know in history because it is not written down. brian: when did they marry? rosemary: in 1925, before he went to prison. mortimer never went to prison. mortimer was very slick. -- he became the chief witness at the trial. paidat time, he was being by the department of justice to be a government witness. brian: the justice department believed him? rosemary: they said so. brian: all over this $5,000 check? rosemary: that is what it boiled down to in the end. the trial was in chicago. the only major claim in chicago was the $5,000 check. so the trial really revolved around this payout if it was a payout. brian: and then forbes had left the bureau of veterans? rosemary: yes. he had been away for months. brian: and he didn't get married until 1925. i hate to jump through this. we don't have

as catherine viette explains. catherine: investors are still waiting for the british government to detail its exit plan from the european union. so far prime minister theresa may has revealed few details about what kind of deal she will seek, and all this uncertainty has taken its toll on the pound. since june's e.u. referendum, the pound has fallen 20% against the dollar, to levels not seen since 1985. on friday she says she will trigger article 50 by the end of march third since then, the british press has been reporting that may will announce a hard brexit in her big speech on tuesday. this would mean calling -- pulling out of the single market, the european customs union, and the european court of justice to regain control of immigration. the idea of leaving the common toket is like kryptonite traders who backed the pound. every big speech given by may has called us -- has caused the pound to fall. at the end of fall when she launched her tory leadership bid, the pound tumbled. now it is back to near record lo

once -- >> quite to the contrary, catherine.hows the validity of our system is the fact that evey study the white house referred to point out that there is not election fraud. >> martha: here's what happens. when democrats lose elections, they claim there was something funny going on, the polling booths or people or double voting in all of these things. republicans were in recollections, in fact, catherine, michigan, when joel stein launch that effort, the trump campaign said there was no voter fraud whatsoever and michigan. everyone seems to like the story when it suits them, no? >> you are right. that is why i say, let's put all the cards on the table. we have the technology to do it. i think we can all agree that only eligible citizens should be registered and voting. let's just clean it up and move on. >> martha: i couldn't agree more. i don't know what everyone is afraid about. the president wants to launch an investigation. why wouldn't you want to? this is the most important right that we have as u.s. citizens. let's figu

catherine heenan says u.s. prosecutors are among those celebrating this as a long- fought victory. >> catherine:an indictment charges guzman with running a huge drug trafficking operation. this is the first photo of him in the custody of new york authorities. he's also accused of laundering billions of dollars and overseeing murders and kidnappings. we have video of him from earlier.during his extradition thursday. in court today - guzman answered questions through an interpreter and a federal public defender entered a not-guilty plea for him. prosecutors have agreed to 'not' seek the death penalty as a condition of his extradition. authorities say 'el chapo' has a lot to answer for. also released - video showing guzman in the moments before he was removed from his cell and put on a flight to the u.s. he remains a legend in mexico because he spent so many years ahead of the law.and because of his dramatic prison escapes. grant and vicki? former president george h-w bush and his wife barbara watched the inaugura

catherine brown. thank you so much for coming. i'm going quickly go through some top points of this paper we just released a few minutes ago on public security and national diplomacy. the paper looks more specifically at how to build alliances, countser balance extremism and dispel information from state actors. this paper was an effort by about 40 different stakeholders from across government, academia to create a document of record of the progress we have seen the last eight years with the obama administration building on the bush administration and give our best possible prescriptions moving forward into the next administration. so i am going to welcome jay, now up to the stage to go over-the-top line findings and how to dispel information from state actors and i will come back. >>> good afternoon. i'm very glad to be here and we're very glad to be backing d.c. and to be a partner tore today's discussion for this particular study. as kath lcatherine mentioned, cd cb convened workers in and out of g

last question for you, catherine. do you have any background on the gym mostly decision, former cai director? >> i want to think about what i want to say here. >> this is cable news. [laughter] >> this is "the five." this is the "the five." don't worry. >> i guess what i would say is that i think there could have been better communication between the transition team and mr. woolsey about what the objectives were and how much input he would have. that is a diplomatic way i would say it. >> such as diplomats. such a diplomat. thank you, catherine. >> she got straight a's all through -- >> i mean -- >> she got a b- in line. this is an incredible victory for putin. the whole point was to create a rift and to subvert the trust in our intel because by having the president elect marginalize your spy services, it is like your rival team is benching your smartest team or your qb. that is what is happening. putin didn't have to do that much. >> he was like the king of the kgb. >> never forget. >> there is that school of thought

sincerely catherine dodd director of san francisco health service system. there was a communication where director dodd extended the time with us until march 15th to help with the transition. i want to make a personal observation relative to this letter and director dodd's decision. it can be found in a quote by benjamin franklin. it says for want of a nail. for want of a nail the shoe was lost, with for the shoe the horse was lost, not a horse the rider was lost, not a rider the battle of the [inaudible] all for the want of a horse shoe nail. i find it regrettable that sometimes the exceptional and superior performance of executive drether dodd over time during her tinnier and during this performance particular ly is only minimally recognized for those responsible for compensation practices and actions for department heads for the city and county of san francisco. these actions have occurred despite repeated requests and recommendations by this board even most recently as september of 2016. the consequences of this in my view and i'm stating my opinion her

earlier today park >> catherine: overlooking the golden gate bridge did see some sunshine. and get more this weekend. >> britteny: 87 in livermore low 50s and pacific cod temperatures close to 60 in san jose that is a nice start to the weekend. it today platter shows mostly sunny skies saturday and sunday he saw much monday it to buttress the close amid high fifties for inland locations and the coast coming up we take a closer look better chance for another storm system all the details and that for you in 10 minutes. >> reporter:that is the sound of the east lawn picnic area here at lake de valle in livermore. this huge section of the park remains flooded following this week's storm >>:"straight out here we have our oak point bathroom" >> reporter:east bay regional park rangers paula odrain and tony clark gave me a tour of the flooded area. ranger odrain is pointing out the top of what was the public restroom facilities >>:"and it use to be surrounded by picnic tables and shoreline for fishing and now we have a flood that comes up to our lawn area" the water level is so hig

a talk i did earlier about catherine one thing i forgot to do is say thank you very much catherine from the fire fighters spouses and widows. thank you. >> thank you very much. any other public comment or on the item? if not, we will move to a action iletm. >> item 18, vote on whether to hold closed session for member appeal and hss executive director performance evaluation. >> willing to entertain a motion. >> i like to make a statement before we go to closed session. >> this is regarding directors evaluation. this is a board of equals and no board member has the right to change anothers evaluation without their consent. unless all board members are heard there is no point of the evaluation and point of feedback for the director. without different opinions you will have group think and rubber stamping board so want to put this out there before we go into closed session. >> commissioners comment and noded. willing to entertain a motion to move into closed session. >> i move we go into cleezed session. >> secsd. >> properly moved and seconded we go into close said session. any comments f

>> catherine: a lot of heavy rain and flood it--after the break. >> catherine: the santa cruz mountains are also getting slammed. as the region is once again lashed by heavy rain and whipping wind. >> grant: crown for rob flood of boat has been to all of the hot spots. --- kron4 rob fladeboe has been to all of the hot spots. he drank of up to date now. live--- he brings us up to date >> reporter:this was highway nine in felton as heavy rain returned to the san lorenzo valley on tuesday. this was ben lomond, whch has received 7 inches of rain since friday.the total is boulder creek where a large chunk of bear creek road has fallen into the san lorenzo river below. >>chief kevin mcclish/boulder creek fire dept-- basically, we are expecting heavy rain showers tonight. we are worried about trees coming down sandpit lines coming down. -- and lines >> reporter:across from the slide.a home battle to keep the mud from blocking her driveway. >> sharon/mountain resident -- it was scary. >> reporter:the wettest winter in ten years here means the drought is over but santa cruz county has declared a

catherine herridge continues from washington. catherine? >> john brennan was pressed on the hammer's intent, which requires intelligence from spying or electronics intercepts like a phone call with brennan promises specifics. >> do you think the motive of the russians was to help donald trump? >> that's one of the things that will be addressed in the report. i'm not going to address that in advance. >> he mentioned speaking to fox's sean hannity. julian assange said the e-mails was like child play and breaching the security at the dnc and john podesta did not require the skill set of a foreign intelligence service. the senior democrat on the house intelligence committee, adam shipp said that the decision to take the kremlin's denial at face value is treacherous. >> what is the white house saying, catherine? >> the spokesman seemed careful not to go beyond the earlier statement from the intelligence community that the hacks were directed by the russian government. >> it's a definitive statement from the 17 different agencies of the united st

thank you. [ applause ]. >> thank you, catherine, for that kind introduction. thanks, everybody, for coming. we'll start with remarks from our esteemed guests to whom i will pose a couple of questions. then we will have time at the end for your questions. ben, we're going to kick off with you. so, tell uls what's on your mind, then jim, you'll have your chance and i'll ask you guys a couple questions. >> i've got a lot on my mind. >> yeah. let it rip. please. >> look, i'll be brief so that we can have a conversation. for eight years, we've wrestled with this question, how do enhance public diplomacy and i think would agree with a lot of the recommendations. i would just make a few points about what we've tried to do and where things are now. first, we tried to go beyond the existing infrastructure of exchange programs and public diplomacy abroad and find new ways to reach more audiences. the principle parts of that effort were i think in line with some recommendations. we asked how do we talk to people about what they want to talk about? one of the challenges f

catherine heenan is here with some of the highlights. catherine? >> catherine:the president described his conversations with donald trump as cordial. he said he accepts that the new administration will bring changes. "but if you're going to make big shifts in policy, just make sure you've thought it through." the president defended his pardon of national security leaker chelsea manning. i feel very comfortable that justice has been served and that a message has still been sen he would not comment on the plans by as many as 60 democrats to boycott the inaugrationm "all i know is i'm going to be there. so is michelle." after that he says he plans to spend more time with his family and less time, in his words 'listening to myself talk." he says the new administration is free to pursue its own vision. up to a point, "there's a difference between that normal functioning of politics and certain issues and certain policies where i believe our core values may be at stake. he says he will speak out against any attempts to curb voting rights, silience dissen

. >> reporter: her mom is the real catherine johnson, graduating high school at 14 years old, college at 18. >> she always liked numbers. >> reporter: johnson eventually applied for a job at nasa and went to work there in 1953 as a human computer. >> we knew she was working own -- working on the space program. >> reporter: an african american woman working in the man's segregated world. >> she accepted any challenge that came her way. her father told her growing up, you're no less than anybody and you're no better. i think it just said there's nobody that she needed to be intimidated by. >> reporter: she calculated the trajectory for the first american to go into space and did the majority related to john glen's famous flight. >> she is very humble. she was not one to say guess what i did today? she liked learning. >> reporter: the world knows less about johnson and her job, but there's no friendship 7 without catherine johnson, and many would not know her without the film. do you feel like it took a long time for people to recognize the contribution of what your mother did? >> absolu

host: catherine. guest: catherine, i agree with you on that. now i championed coalition that obama was able to put together. and i'll say what he achieved reminds me of reconstruction. reconstruction was the first example of successful biracial coalition in this country. 700 men of color, former slaves, served in legislatures across the country. there was immediate backlash, the most dangerous thing to economic elites in this country is when people of color and struggling white folks get together in politics. what do people, white supremacy democrats threatened by reconstruction do? they retook control of government through violence and through disenfranchisement. after barack obama created this awesome coalition, i have to say the republican party in states across this country, more than 20 states, responded with obstruction of him, but also constraints on voting, right? more than half the states where people live, more than half the country's population is live nothing states that have had restrictions on voting. it is because fear of that ki

. >> catherine, we all going to end up unemployed in this junk. >> you're welcome to walk 16 miles. > or sit in the back of the bus. >> you have identification on you? >> we're just on our way to work -- >> at nasa. >> i had no idea they hires -- >> quite a few women working in thspaceprogram. >> that's john glenn. >> what do you do? >> engineer, and i'm proud of the devil to work with you. >> how could you ogle these white men? >> it's equal rights. >> if you were a white man, would you wis to be an engine? >> i wouldn't have to. i would already be one. >> hidden figures is out in select figures at christmas time, fact, christmas day, and a wider release on january 6th. i'm joined by those people who made this movie come to life, including the stars of the film, turasuchy p. henson, octavia spencer,monet, thank you, and you look glamorous. in the movie, you're dressed like bure kratsz, the great kevin costner is here, and singer/song writer pharrell william, and the director ted melfy melfy. thank you. taraji, you dominate the movie. i have to say that, and the scenes of putting up w

the family have identified the victim as catherine brown of west philadelphia. >> she loved her grandkids. she saved one. she sacrificed her life for her grandson. >> raymond dugan is brown's son-in-law. said just before the accident, they were having family birthday at 54th and master, brown offered to babysit.

also want to show you this tweet from catherine wheeler. her tweet even saying does anyone have a canoe that we can borrow and that's an larkspur plaza drive. and take a look at this video also from earlier. this is on instagram. we have seen heavy rain falling there which is consistent with what mike just said. i know you're shooting those photos and videos where you live. we want to see them. remember to post those on social

catherine heenan is here with more on the rough weather in the mountains. it's pretty wild weather in the sierra. >> vicki:we already know they're getting blasted with lots of new snow.meaning bad traffic. but it's more than that. there's actually an avalanche warning for the mountains around tahoe.which is in effect until 7-am thursday. >> catherine:with word spreading that it's dangerous out there. there have also been school closings today. in the tahoe- truckee unified district. in other nearby areas - classes were delayed a couple of hours because of all the snow. a winter weather advisory remains in effect into wednesday morning - across most of northern nevada, from california to utah. we've posted some of the dramatic snow totals on our website. just a couple of them -- they've got up to 31 inches at mount rose. 32 inches at kingvale. >> catherine:30 inches at squaw valley. and 27 inches at north star. vicki? >> vicki:this current storm is welcome news to everyone in california which is in the midst of its 5th year of drought at this point its unkno

girls code are rolling movie posters for the movie all about the original black girl who coded, catherineohnson. >> i have never seen a mind like the one your daughter has. >> reporter: the movie hidden figures tells the story of three women catherine johnson, mary jackson and dorothy vaughn, who worked at nasa in the '60s and put john glenn into space. >> yes, sir. i prefer it over euclid yann coordinates. >> it's good for people to see, like, what their possibilities are for the future and a lot of this work has already been done by young women in the past. but it's just been untold. >> reporter: kimberly bryant the finder of black girls code has also launched this website, future catherine johnsons.com. telling the stories of members of black girls code for hopes and careers in "stem." >> we focus on the future for these young women but we want them to be aware of who paved the way. >> reporter: kimberly and company are also screening "hidden figures" to all 11 chapters of black girls code across the country who are admired for their brains, not their tiaras and boyfriends. >> these ar

what jumps out to you, catherine? >> acting in the decades i've been covering this, i have never seen a document so definitive and strongly worded and where the top judgments and topline conclusions are all at the high confidence level. in the intelligence world, that means it is eight a or an a+. multiple sources. i have never seen something quite so definite and so strongly worded. >> yet so back as far as specifics. maybe that falls under classified. but this particular document doesn't have the backup. >> the unclassified report was never going to have a lot of details about the sources and methods, so you have to take a lot of it on faith that the underlying data is there. what i would say is that donald trump was briefed and has now announced he will take aggressive action as soon as he comes into office. that tells me he felt satisfied with the quality of the information. just to remind people, the findings are that the russian president ordered an influence campaign to impact this investigation election with t

the victim is catherine brown pictured here.the grandson she was carrying and five others were in the neighborhood for a birthday party. >> she had her three-year-old grand baby in her arms. when the car came and hit her, she threw her grand baby off. she protected him. >> we spoke with an eye witness that saw it unfold as the victim and her grandson crossed 47th street. >> you saw a light in the car so i figure he was on the phone. >> brown lost control of her grandson and was dragged down the 47th street. >> the little boy was screaming like he was hurt. >> a neighbor took this surveillance video from her home. this is the white minivan speeding by. it's not clear enough to make out a license plate number. police say there were five children with the woman. they were unharmed >> . we ran over to the baby trying to get the baby out of the street. we said where's the grand mum. her bea body was at the end of the block. the three year old is going to be physically okay but his grandma was pronounced dead shortly after she was hur

then columnist catherine ran to tell will be on to -- rand pell will be on to discuss saturday's women'sch on washington. make sure to watch "washington journal" live at 7:30 a.m. sunday morning. told ciaent trump employees that he supports them during a visit to the agency's headquarters in langley, virginia. he was accompanied by vice president dance. this is just -- vice president pence. this is just over 20 minutes. [applause]

catherine herridge reporting.resident trump peering into the left-wing national media claiming he sided with wikileaks founder julian assange. he tweeted this. that is out as media likes to say i am in agreement with julian assange. wrong. i simply state what he states, it is for the people to make up their own minds as to the truth. the media lies to make it look like i'm against intelligence, when in fact i'm a big fan. but it was a democratic national committee that rigged the national primary system and tried to influence the outcome of the general election. emails from the dnc detailed the content toward bernie sanders and revealed the dnc conspired to ensure hillary clinton will not denomination. three top dnc officials as a result of the conclusion and conspiracy were forced to resign. including the chair, debbie wasserman schultz. that's what wikileaks revealed. the wikileaks email also shed light on the collusion that took place between the clinton campaign and the national left-wing media. the criticism

. >> mourners held a memorial for catherine brown.andchildren to a birthday party when she was hit. she was holding her three-year-old grandson at the time. the crash forced mrs. brown to drop her grandson before the van dragged her down 47th street. >> we grabbed the baby to get it out of the street and said where's the grand mom. her body was at the end of the block. >> the baby will be okay but catherine brown died a short time after being hit. police are asking for help with information about the driver of vehicle involved. >> a memorial is growing in bensalem at the site a 13-year-old died when he crashed his atv into a vehicle last night. he was driving on bensalem road when he collided with a vehicle making a turn there. he was not wearing a helmet and his headlights were off. another teenager on the atv was taken to children's hospital and remains in critical condition. >> it's cold out there. melissa magee has the first check of the forecast. >> walter, we had clouds dominating the sky and flurries around for saturday. wednes

catherine, what can you tell us night? >> thank you, martha.anning's lawyer said to the leaks never heard the united states. but tonight, two intelligence sources confirm to fox news that after mattel military reports went on a killing spree, taking out everyone who seem to fit the description of informants working with the united states. that is not to say human spies were killed, but the sources said there is no question people died and it made recruiting human sources that much harder for the u.s. in the future. i was in the courtroom seven years ago when manning, now chelsea manning, was sentenced to 35 years for giving classified information to wikileaks. including videos, incident reports from afghanistan and iraq, detainee, military reviews from the guantanamo camp, as well as state department cables. mr. obama's decision does mean manning can be freed as early as may 17th. the founder of wikileaks, julian assange, told fox news in a recent interview that he would come to the united states if manning was freed. today, a former justice de

what jumps out to you, catherine? >> acting in the decades i've been covering this, i have never seen a document so definitive and strongly worded and where the top judgments and topline conclusions are all at the high confidence level. in the intelligence world, that means it is eight a or an a+. multiple sources. i have never seen something quite so definite and so strongly worded. >> yet so back as far as specifics. maybe that falls under classified. but this particular document doesn't have the backup. >> the unclassified report was never going to have a lot of details about the sources and methods, so you have to take a lot of it on faith that the underlying data is there. what i would say is that donald trump was briefed and has now announced he will take aggressive action as soon as he comes into office. that tells me he felt satisfied with the quality of the information. just to remind people, the findings are that the russian president ordered an influence campaign to impact this investigation election with t

i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thank you very much for staying with us. michelle: hello, and welcome to the first "focus on europe" for the new year. i'm michelle henery. unfortunately, here in europe, 2017 begins much as the last year ended, blighted by acts of terror. many of the attackers are young men, some who were impressionable and vulnerable to being radicalized. in germany, a group called the salafists which adheres to a strict, traditional interpretation of the koran, were known for distributing the islamic religious text in pedestrian areas. they said they wanted to spread their religion. but many only wanted to recruit young men for the islamic state, say the police. relations between russia and the

david becker, mary catherine hamm and david gengle. >> four top state officials are out. fired by the trump administration. what we are learning about the back story in this very delicate transition time, also from waterboarding, is the administration considering how the cia operates and will those in the field listen to the orders, we'll talk to who actually blue the whistle on interrogation tactics, up next. take one. directv now. stream all your entertainment! anywhere! anytime! can we lose the 'all'. there's no cbs and we don't have a ton of sports. anywhere, any... let's lose the 'anywhere, anytime' too. you can't download on-the-go, there's no dvr, yada yada yada. stream some stuff! somewhere! sometimes! you totally nailed that buddy. simple. don't let directv now limit your entertainment. only xfinity gives you more to stream to any screen. >>> just an absolutely stunning news out of the state department what is being described as the white house cleaning house, just learning four top state house officials have been fired by the trump administration according to tw

i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks very much for joining us.pinwall: on this edition of "native report," we watch as glass artist jes durfee transforms simple glass rods into incredible works of art. ernie stevens: we attend a community-wide celebration of indigenous peoples' day. rita aspinwall: and we interview dr. bob powless, who helped found one of the first university indian studies programs in the united states. ernie stevens: we also learn about what we can do to lead healthier lives, and hear from our elders on this "native report." narrator: production of "native report" is made possible by grants from the shakopee mdewakanton sioux community, the blandin foundation, and the duluth superior area community foundation. [music playing]

in toknd i'm catherine kobayashi. south korea will push forward plans to set up a commando brigade this year to step up pressure on the north. its purpose would be to remove the north korean leadership in the event of hostilities on the korean peninsula. south korea's defense ministry reported the progress of the plan on wednesday to the prime minister. he serves at the country's acting president. the special force would be tasked with infiltrating the north to take out kim jong-un. initiall2019 was the target year for the brigade, the military accelerated the plan. the south signed an intelligence sharing pact with japan last year. it said would follow up on that accord. it described the agreement as one of the achievements over the past four years, though some members of the opposition are against it. the ministry also hopes to address china's concern over the planned deployment of an advanced u.s. missile defense apparatus. china opposes the terminal high altitude area defense system because it fears it could be us

the victim is catherine brown pictured here. we're told she along with her grandson she was carrying and five other grandchildren were in the neighborhood for a birthday party. >> she has the grandchildren in front of her. her three-year-old grand baby in her arms. when the cash changed and hit her, she flew her grand baby off. she protected him. >> an eyewitness saw it unfold as the victim and her grandson were crossing 57 is this street. >> he looked like he was trying to make the light but wasn't looking up. he just saw a light i figured he was on his phone. >> brown immediately lost control of her grandson and horrifically dragged by the minivan >> me and couple other neighbors cried stop. >> reporter: police took this surveillance video from her home, she tells us that is a light minivan as it went speeding by. unfortunately it's not clear for us to make out a license plate number. police say there were five other children under the age of 11 that were with the woman. they were unharmed. >> we tried to get the baby out of t

catherine harris with more on the developments. >> after last week's joint analysis report from the f.b.i. and homeland security fox news learned that there is a healthy debate in the intelligence community over how many additional information should be declassified to show that hacks were russian led operation. intelligence says that there is more information on what was released but the concerns over exposing sources and methods and collection by foreign government that work with the u.s. the future white house press secretary urged caution. >> the question of what happened and i think there's intelligence report that is due out and once that report is made final and the president elect is briefed we will have a better idea of what to make of the situation. >> the key issues are the hackers intent and motivation. and that's a high threshold to cross for the intelligence community. the senior democratic on the house committee says the evidence against russia is there and undeniable. >> the president elect says he knows things that others don't know. he needs to stop talking this way. if

catherine heenan has reaction from the trump administration to the backlash against the temporary travelban. "we are here to fight back"say it loud and say it clear, refugees are welcome here! opponents of president trump's travel ban gathered at the supreme courtthat's where the legal challenges to hisaction will likely end up.on friday. the president temporarily suspended immigration from seven muslim countries.the next day, four federal judges ordered a stay.and today washington state's attorney general has filed a suit to declare the ban illegal.in the courtroom, it is not the loudest noise that prevails. it's the constitution.senate minority leader chuck schumer calls the ban poorly written and badly executed.it was put together in a slapdash way, almost as if they put it together on the back of an envelope.president trump reacted to the criticism with scorn.i noticed chuck schumer yesterday with fake tears. i'm going to ask him who is his acting coach is."on sunday, the new york senator choked up as he talked about the ban., "... was mean spirited and un- americanformer president o

a talk i did earlier about catherine one thing i forgot to do is say thank you very much catherine from the fire fighters spouses and widows. thank you. >> thank you very much. any other public comment or on the item? if not, we will move to a action iletm. >> item 18, vote on whether to hold closed session for member appeal and hss executive director performance evaluation. >> willing to entertain a motion. >> i like to make a statement before we go to closed session. >> this is regarding directors evaluation. this is a board of equals and no board member has the right to change anothers evaluation without their consent. unless all board members are heard there is no point of the evaluation and point of feedback for the director. without different opinions you will have group think and rubber stamping board so want to put this out there before we go into closed session. >> commissioners comment and noded. willing to entertain a motion to move into closed session. >> i move we go into cleezed session. >> secsd. >> properly moved and seconded we go into close said session. any comments f

sincerely catherine dodd director of san francisco health service system. there was a communication where director dodd extended the time with us until march 15th to help with the transition. i want to make a personal observation relative to this letter and director dodd's decision. it can be found in a quote by benjamin franklin. it says for want of a nail. for want of a nail the shoe was lost, with for the shoe the horse was lost, not a horse the rider was lost, not a rider the battle of the [inaudible] all for the want of a horse shoe nail. i find it regrettable that sometimes the exceptional and superior performance of executive drether dodd over time during her tinnier and during this performance particular ly is only minimally recognized for those responsible for compensation practices and actions for department heads for the city and county of san francisco. these actions have occurred despite repeated requests and recommendations by this board even most recently as september of 2016. the consequences of this in my view and i'm stating my opinion her