(catherine) and later...police are searching for several robbery suspects - after a truck rammed into a florida gun store. a look at the video -- coming up. (catherine) (gasp) just head & shoulders? i thought it was just for, like, dandruff new head & shoulders. cleans, protects and moisturizes to... ...get up to 100% flake-free and unbelievably beautiful hair it's not head & shoulders, it's the new head & shoulders an investigation is underway into what might have caused two dogs in san francisco to get sick -- in the bernal heights neighborhood. (vicki) kron4's maureen kelly talked to dog walkers who frequent that park -- who all have different theories.. dogs at precita parklove the grass.but now two residents are worried that what's being used to grow this lawn made their pets sick.this started last week when two people sent emails to the mission district supervisor complaining that their dogs started vomiting and foaming at the mouth after a visit to precita park.both of those emails were published on a

(catherine) and u.s.ocks joined a worldwide rally after results from the first round of france's presidential election.. they raised expectations the european union and euro currency will hold together. the dow was up 216 points. the nasdaq.. up 73. the s&p rose 25 points. the man accused of killing four people in fresno is admitting to the murders. from his jail cell, kori muhammad says he did it because he hates white people. muhammad spoke on the phone from the downtown fresno jail. police say his killing spree began at a motel-six two weeks ago. muhammed says he murdered a security guard for disrespecting him and his friend. a few days later...he says he shot four white men, killing three of them. he says he also shot a woman un-intentionally. muhammad says he is not a terrorist.

but asa sisters. —— catherine of aragon.t i come to this story and say they are actually sisters, they know each other and as it happens the rise and fall of their su ccesses happens the rise and fall of their successes and the rise of them in their kingdoms and fertility contest and contrast almost exactly. so it's and contrast almost exactly. so it's a very nice example for me of what you can do in fiction that you wouldn't necessarily do in history. but of course the history itself, which hangs over the whole story, yourfictional which hangs over the whole story, your fictional account of it, is so extraordinary. the fate of nations hanging on the marriage of a rivalry, at unexpected death. it seems to me, i hope this isn't pushing it too far, but it is strangely contemporary, about how the fate of nations can change in the fate of nations can change in the wink of an eye, whether it's a royal marriage or a referendum. one of the reasons i love the chewed a period so much is you get this enormous consequences from the dec

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catherine: no. i mean, in terms of the risks being overstated, we have so far seen that all of those scare stories about the economy have not so far come to fruition. melinda: which theresa may said in her remarks. however, the economy is flourishing the brexit hasn't started yet. to see what happens when they unravel the details of all of these laws. task they aree confronting is in or miss. there are only 400,000 civil servants and at the same time, negotiating with it e.u. on all of these treaties amounting 40 years of legal documentation -- they will be trying to negotiate new trade packs with other countries. ?elinda: will they be many people on the you side say no, they cannot simultaneously negotiate the divorce and try to get bilateral treaties with the same partners they are separating from. petra: they are not allowed to do so. they over handed this ability to negotiate treaties with other countries to the e.u.. can't.lly, they i doubt that they have the people to do this at the same time.

(catherine) and...e are following breaking news out of berkeley - where hundreds of protesters have gathered. we'll have an update on the situation there - right after the break. (brittney) i'm chief meteorologist brittney shipp, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break. (grant) and happening now... hundreds of protesters have gathered in berkeley - to protest the cancellation of conservative commentator ann coulter's planned speech at the school. you are looking at live video of the protests... coulter's speech was scheduled for today - but was canceled over security concerns. in the past few months - the school has dealt with several protests that had turned violent. so far things have been relatively quiet - police say they have made a few arrests. but we will continue to monitoring this developing this monitoring continue to but we will continue to monitoring this developing story - and bring you updates through out the evening on air and online at kron four dot com. (catherine) early t

catherine now back to you.ine) a man is accused of posing as a nurse at a neighborhood clinic in san francisco.. police say he treated close to 30 patients. the man is still in jail tonight.(steve) we first reported the story last night on kron 4 news at 8.... and right after the story aired... a mother and daughter rushed to the police station saying her 12 year old daughter was a victim. kron 4 ella sogomonian was there too and has the exclusive interview. this mom was in tears and outraged she tells me her daughter had attended the san francisco city impact school since she was in kindergarden but she recently pulled her out after she felt her daughter was no longer safe - and says tonight's allegations toward a volunteer confirmed her beliefs.39-year-old chad brian litz worked as a volunteer nurse practicioner at san francisco city impact since 2013.today he was arrested and charged for alledgely practicing medicine without a license and identity theft.litz now faces five felony counts.the mother and daught

(catherine) hybrid car technology could be coming to a bay area police (catherine) hybrid car technologying to a bay area police department near you. ford is launching its police responder hybrid sedan this spring. hybrid cars aren't new to police -= but ford's entry is the first designed to be pursuit-rated. that means it is tough enough to handle serious police work like driving over curbs and stopping on a dime. but it's not a total replacement for conventional cars.ford still recommends gas cars for highway work and says the hybrid is best suited to urban use. take a look at this... a man jumped into a freezing pond to save his dog who fell through the ice. it happened at a dog park in alberta, canada. you can see the man run straight into the icy pond with no hesitation... while his dog struggles to keep his head above the water. the ice breaks under his weight but the he is able to get to his dog and boost the pet out of the water. while trying to make his way back to land... the man breaks through the thin ice plummets into the freezing pond once more. the two eventually make it t

(catherine) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.nti) steve aveson and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (pam) grant and catherine thank you... bart is facing a troubling trend... a big spike in crime. next... how the transit agency is cracking down on crime... and details of the first arrest made in connection with last weekend's mob robbery. (steve) plus... video you have to see... a suspect... handcuffed in the back of a patrol car... who gets into a mace fight with officers. kron 4 news at six is next. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. (steve) tonight a break in the case that shocked the bay area. one person has been arrested in that mob robbery that happ

catherine. .c-l-u is upping the pressure on its resistance to president trump'stravel ban... it's now filing more than a dozen lawsuits nationwide - demanding government documents relatedto the ban. it wants documents showing how bans were carried out at airports....and the lawsuits cover a string of cities - including san francisco. other cities include san diego, seattle, miami, portland and tucson. the revised ban would temporarily suspend visas from 6 countries - and halts the u.s. refugee program. two judges have blocked the ban. the trump administration is appealing. let's take a look outside right now for the current conditions in the bay area... chief meteorologist brittney shipp joins us now with the forecast. a different frontal boundary will arrive in the north bay later today and push southward this evening and tonight, bringing additional light to moderate rainfall accumulations. lingering showers will persist through thursday. drier/slightly warmer weather on friday and saturday. uns

(catherine) coming up...e learning new details - about the deadly crash involving former 'bachelor' star chris soules. hear his frantic 9-1-1 call - next. coast. california coast. (catherine) coming up... we're learning new details - about the deadly crash involving former 'bachelor' star chris soules. hear his frantic 9-1-1 call - next. (catherine) bachelor nation is weighing in on the shocking arrest of chris soules.....(grant) the insider's louis aguirre joins us from hollywood with more on this story. louis? season 19's bachelor was a fan favorite ultimately didn't find his happily ever after backin 20-15.now two years later,chris is facing a new reality as more details emerge from his involvement in monday night's fatal car accident. cs: i rear ended a guy in a tractor.911: what's your name? cs: my name is chris soules. breathing heavily, emotional, and seemingly coherent following instructions of the 911 operator.. the insider has obtained the call placed by the former bachelor around 8:20 monday night

i have great affection for catherine of aragon. was an extraordinary and courageous woman. margaret, henry's sister, lived an amazing life. i mean, she's married as a very young woman to james of scotland and then, when widowed, she chooses her husband and she has to run away from scotland. she gets to england and divorces him, she marries a third husband for choice. she's behaving as if she were in total charge of her own destiny. but of course the loss of her first husband is the fault of the english court. yes, it's planned as a campaign by catherine of aragon, so you have this terrible dark side of the sisterhood, that they are always rivals and it is catherine of aragon‘s campaign that kills her brother—in—law. you can't read about these events, whether in straight history or fiction, without a sort of mind—boggling feeling of everything that subsequently came is determined by some of these almost chance events. i think the idea of history as the past, as another country, i think when you're an historian you get this real doub

(catherine) also.... several businesses - cars and even street signs have been vandalized in the north bay. police are now asking for your help in finding the culprit.. (grant) and next, the gas tax recently passed in california - might not be enough to improve our roads. what you need to know about the new report. (brittney) i'm chief meteorologist brittney shipp, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break. ,$8drw lots of californians are still reeling from news of a big fat tax hike on gasoline... now - a report suggests that won't be good enough... a non-profit group called "next 10" says that while 'senate bill one' means billions more for california roads -- the money won't be enough to maintain the roads long term. they're calling the legislation a 'very good first step.' the report argues that the state needs nearly 10-billion dollars more each year....and the options include toll roads or charging drivers for the number of miles they drive. senate bill one passed the legislature april 6

catherine giudici. "e.t."ted their dallas home to find out the secret to their success. does it blow your minds thinking about the fact that you guys did meet on the bachelor? >> at least once a week i'll say, can you believe we met on a tv show. >> are you kidding me it's kind of like online shopping to me. i saw him on tv. i want him. and then i got him. >> how many hours of actual quality time would you guys spent together on the bachelor? >> oh, gosh, not much. >> 70 hours, maybe. >> i would have said a lot less. >> so, after spending not even three full days together, sean proposed on the season 17 finale. the couple tied the knot in a televised wedding and have been married for three years. and last july they welcomed son samuel. >> i think part of our success comes from the fact that we -- we're not the typical bachelor couple. we don't do a lot of the bachelor reunions. that's just not us. >> one of their toughest times was when sean started filming "dancing with the stars." >> i was rehearsing 10, 12

we're at home with sean, catherine and their new baby.view. >> as a new mom, as a wife, like, you just need someone t did may imagine april showers bringing her fashionable, struck. iny flowers at such a sunny price? never but that's the beauty of a store full of surprises. you never know what you're gonna find, but you know you're gonna love it. >>> anything you can say? is richard startled? >> that's richard simmons' housekeeper checking out the scene after a driver ran into a tree in front of richard's home. we haven't seen richard in years. but not even the crash got richard to appear. >> it did not. check this out. a tour bus drives right by. definitely made their tour a little bit interesting, though they didn't get a glimpse of richard. >>> well, get a glimpse of this, and i sworn you, it's not for the squeamish. she suffered what is a lot of people's worst nightmares. >> this is so scary. she was bitten by an incredibly venomous spider while she was leaping and she thought she might die. so, what happened? we have her first on-cam

robert costa, catherine lucy, rick stengel. robert costa, on wikileaks, it sounds so much like the narrative -- your newspaper has a headline wondering if trump has become a conventional republican. this move to make him more establishment, more mainstream even if it's his -- the people he picked out who are doing it. >> it is such a contrast we're watching in the early months of this presidency, compared to the trump we saw on the campaign trail who rev he willed in in l intelligence information, sometimes private information revealed by wikileaks. this was an organization that was looked down upon by the u.s. government, was seen as operating in a negative way. revealing too much information that was inappropriate. perhaps even classified. and now as president he's running the federal government and he's in a different position with his officials striking a different tone. >> catherine, when you hear that he brought no members of his senior staff with him to florida, and we have a long weekend here, and you see what you see g

(catherine) vice president pence said the u.s.going to rebuild its military, and give troops the resources they needed to accomplish their mission. he used echoed some of the language used by former president george w bush -- on the eve of the afghan and iraq wars, saying 'freedom will ever prevail'. grant and vicki? (grant) new supreme court justice neil gorsuch should expect a busy first week. three hearings were scheduled on his first day on the job. for his first week...he will be hearing cases related to religious liberty and voter i-d laws. gorsuch is filling a 14-month vacancy that was left by the death of justice antonin scalia last february. he has a similar judicial philosophy as scalia. that means he will most likely vote the same way as the conservative justices on the court. gorsuch now restores the conservative majority. (vicki) today the trump administration welcomed several thousand families to the white house for a special easter celebration. reporter mark meredith takes us behind the scenes of the annual event an

catherine heenan is here with the latest - (catherine) we knew this was coming....but not this quickly u.s. has attacked a syrian air base with roughly 60 cruise missiles in response to a chemical weapons attack it blames on president bashar assad.u.s. officials say the tomahawk missiles were fired from two warships in the mediterranean sea, targeting a government-controlled air base in syria. the bombing represents president donald trump's most dramatic military order since taking office. earlier today - he acknowledgd to reporters that aomwrh suspected chemical attack in northern syria... between 80 and 90 people have died - many of them children.died - many of 90 people have between 80 and syria... northern attack in northern syria... between 80 and 90 people have died - many of them children. bashar assad's government has come under mounting international pressure. even key ally russia is now saying its support is not unconditional. on the record - president trump is acknowledging that 'something' must be done... u.s. look for widespread rainfall and strong winds beginning this eve

(catherine) dao's attorneys have taken the first step toward a lawsuit.. they want a court order requiring united and the city of chicago to keep records from the flight, including video and cockpit records. a hearing is scheduled for monday. grant? (grant) world news now... and a major military strike in afghanistan... where the u-s has dropped its largest non-nuclear bomb. that's according to military officials, who say the 22- thousand-pound "moab" bomb...as it's known... was dropped in afghanistan this morning. they say the target was isis tunnels and personnel. the military is currently assessing the damage. "moab" - short for "the mother of all bombs" - was developed during the iraq war. but the white house says it's the first time this particular bomb ... has been used on the battlefield. (sot) (grant) "the united states takes the fight against isis very seriously and in order to defeat the group, we must deny them operational space, which we did." white house officials say isis has been using i-e-d's, bunkers, and tunnels to solidify its defenses.

i have great affection for catherine of aragon.married as a very young woman to james of scotland and then, when widowed, she chooses her husband and she has to run away from scotland. she gets to england and divorces him, she marries a third husband for choice. she's behaving as if she were in total charge of her own destiny. but of course the loss of her first husband is the fault of the english court. yes, its planned as a campaign by catherine of aragon, so you have this terrible dark side of the sisterhood, that they are always rivals and it is catherine of aragon's campaign that kills her brother—in—law. you can't read about these events, whether in straight history or fiction, without a sort of mind—boggling feeling of everything that subsequently came is determined by some of these almost chance events. i think the idea of history as the past, as another country, as the past is another country, i think when you're an historian you get this real double view of it. on the one hand you go, yes, it's almost completely separate

they were lath seen with their mom catherine. she says they are safe, but she will not say where they are. it's believed catherine who has a mystery of mental illness is responsible for their disappearance. she has been charged with abduction and neglect but has not been charged with a crime. >> we need to move to the next step and say what are we who are we looking for? what will they look like when we find them? >> reporter: their grandmother lindsey sifted and searched. >> these are photo of catherine at either age 4 or 6. >> reporter: through family albums. >> this is catherine, but she is older there. >> reporter: and piles of pictures of her daughter, looking for the best pictures of a 4 and 6-year-old to send to the national center for missing and exploited children. >> the two photos went out on the missing children's poster initially. >> reporter: the original prints will be used. >> i can look at jacob, his photo and compare it to sarah and see how she looked when she was 4 years old and we are using sarah's nose for th

(grant) catherine heenan is here with details on what happened to the f-16 and its pilot..rine) people in nearby houses feared the worst when they saw black smoke billowingfrom a wooded area... this is in the town of clinton - about 3 miles from joint base andrews.. and a lot of people had heard loud bangs when the jet hit ground..but not only did the pilot safely eject when he realized there was a serious mechanical problem....he's already been treated and released for minor injuries. no one on the ground was hurt - but it did shake a lot of people up. neigbors:it was something out of a movie. i couldn't tell if it was our jets or what... there were jets flying around, helicoptersgoing everywhere. i didn't know what was going on. it was a hurtful thing. i'm glad he got out of their safe. ain't nobody got hurt. nobody in the neighborhood got hurt. he didn't hit no houses. air national guard spokesman: once he realized he would not be able to safely land the aircraft, he made a decision to land in a wooded area to reduce the risk to local community.(catherine) he says the pi

catherine heenan is here with the latest details.. (catherine) about the time bill o'reilly was shaking the pope's hand this morning....while on a visit to rome..his bosses were finalizing the announcement... o'reilly is out...despite his denials of wrong-doing....and the fact his ratings are as high - or higher - than ever. rupert murdoch was reportedly convinced to fire his 67-year-old star at the urgingof his two sons....james and lachlan. this after the new york times reported this month that five women were paid a total of13 million dollars to keep quiet about unpleasant encounters with o'reilly. fox news issued a statement to employees today...telling them the company wanted to continue its "commitment to fostering a work environment built on the values of trust and respect." o'reilly had been scheduled to return from a vacation next monday.but he's gone -- and his time slot will eventually be taken over by tucker carlson. dozens of advertisers had been pulling out of o'reilly's show... meantime....this is just the latest setbac

(pam) catherine heenan is here to say ..was passed late last nighthas not changed the arguments -- pro and con. it's a done deal......but that doesn't make critics any happier.the bill passed after deals were struck with wavering lawmakers last night.. the legislature got the bare minimum two-thirds margins required fora tax increase. it will mean the gas tax will go up 12 cents a gallon.....for diesel -- it will be 20 cents. the gas tax takes effect november first. there are also other higher fees... kicking in later. the governor has insisted the state needed to make this happen - in order to payfor fixing badly damaged roads and highways. republicans argue the deal puts a burden on ordinary californians. and spending should have been managed better in the first place. gov. jerry brown that so many people that represent the most number of poor people said we're voting for this because of the jobs, because it helps build prosperity and a few other people who shed crocodile tears for poor people but they voted no for prosper

catherines and deliver people to safety. that was her skill, her talent. she would not do it when she was unwell. she did have unwell spells. i mentioned her illness that we don't have a record of. but she could do any rescues under those conditions i think is quite remarkable. thank you for your questions. >> in the western route, they displayed a quilt which they said was a road map that the slaves used as directions. would that be something that harriet tubman would use as guidance for the eastern route? >> no, i'm afraid i have to disspell the myth of the quilt code. sorry. tubman was a quilter. we have quilts on her bed in her own house hus, as well as in the harriet tubman home, but the thought that quilts were symbols that african-americans used for safe houses is not been substantiated. we have dean lot of scholarship to dispel that particular myth. at the same time, as one of the few women who can name and study and find so much information on, we do have to acknowledge that a quilt may have played an important role in her escape. she may have use

catherine herridge is on that story now live in washington. catherine? >> thank you.he rice interview illustrates the political divide here in washington. some say the obama administration was doing due diligence. the former national security advisor emphasizing that unmasking is separate and distinct from making the names public. >> the notion that which some people are trying to suggest that by asking for the identity of an american person, that is the same as leaking it is completely false. there's no equivalence between so-called unmasking and leaking. >> meantime a government source confirmed to fox news that rice with ben rhodes and former c.i.a. director john brennan had regular access to the intelligence where members of the trump transition team were identified or unmasked. as the house intelligence commitsty's ranking democrats said, it may be possible to get identities to under the conversations. >> bill: are they doing that already, catherine? >> a short time ago, fox news asking the republican chairman richard burr about susan rice. mean tonight the house

(catherine) his name is joseph jaku-bowski.....he had a lot of people searching for him...and worrying about what he might do... he's accused of writing a long, angry anti- government manifesto and sending it to washington.. it included threats against president trump. he was found early today in a farmer's field in wisconsin....police say he had four handguns,one long gun....lots of ammunition...an d even a sword. he's accused of stealing the guns...from a local gun store.. jaku-bowski was arrested this morning after a retired school counselor found him camping on his property. sheriff:arrangements were made and plans were made to go into a wooded area which was approximately 150 acres. after a perimeter was set up, agents and officers moed in throughout the night atnd at 5:58 this morning mr. jakubowski was taken into custody.law enforcement officers and many citizens throughout our country are breathing a sigh of relief. jakubowski made a brief appearance in a federal courtroom today. he'll remain in custody....and will back in

catherine heenan is here investigation. under investigation.ssure building off the we're learning more about how authorities finally caught up to the former tennessee teacher who allegedly took off more than five weeks ago with a 15- year- old girl... they were tracked down in a remote area of northern california yesterday... catherine heenan is here with the latest on tad cummins ...... and elizabeth thomas... (catherine) elizabeth thomas has been reunited with her family tonight...after being flown from california back home to tennessee... authorities admit they'd probably still be looking for tad cumminsand thomas.......if not for one man. the person who called 9-1-1 -- griffin barry.who helped the couple set up in a remote, tiny cabin... next to one he was staying in. barry says he initially believed cummins' story that the two were running out ofgas, food and money and needed a place to stay. today we got the first look at the 'inside' of the cabin....which didn't have electricity or running water. and some of the couple's camping gear. cu

(catherine) this is how it ended ... the suspect shot himself at the wheel of the ford fusion identified in the wanted poster. police fielded tips on his whereabouts from all across the country.but stephens only made it about a hundred miles before being spotted. 911 audio: "cleveland ems what's the emergency?"this is where his story began, on a cleveland street corner, where steve w. stephens pulled up beside 74-year-old robert godwin senior and shot him. caller: "somebody's laying in front of my house just dead - been shot."the murder posted on facebook shocked the nation. stephens had no criminal history ... but he was a known gambler, and authorities kept a special eye on a casino near erie that he had been known to frequent.casino natin the end, it wasn't poker chips that led to his donwfall ... but chicken mcnuggets, well he came through drive-through, placed an order, got to the first window where you pay.the employee recognized stephens and his car with ohio plates.she alerted the m

this year, he and his wife catherine visit refugee camps in lesbos and- in serbia. shortly after they escape their native syria. here is a look at their reunion. >> how long have you been here? days. >> when do you plan to get on the boat to go to athens? >> we are waiting for someone to

(catherine) the heroin epidemic is making its mark on the bay area... in just the last ten days, the sonoma county coroner's office says there have been five deaths due to overdoses.. authorities say the type of heroin being sold in the area is extremely volatile and potentially toxic. there's concern about the sharp spike in deaths.... all five of the cases were in the santa rosa area.. the exact cause of death is still being determined....but warnings are going out to the public about the disturbing trend. (grant)police are looking for five teenagers. accused of stealing from the apple store

let me ask catherine, steven. why do you think -- what about the united states does enough to prevent us? >> to go back a little bit to first principals and his theory of competitive advantage. this is the 200th year anniversary of that publication and this shows if you have countries even with vastly different resources and levels of wealth that they're both benefits by trade but it doesn't say anything about whether different groups within the countries are benefitted by trade and so all the benefits can go to the top and the theory is ag nostic on that. each nation is a black box. so the question of who benefits from trade is really a question whether there are distribution method in a nation. the question in the united states is we've made it harder to form unions. s the there's been a new massive work laws that make it hard to unionize. we've had ever since ronald regan federal policy to weaken unions and so i think that it's not a surprise that labor shared gdp has fallen, that unionization rates have fallen

dels by the the two women facing off, a lot of love behind the scenes between catherine and rosario. >> it was so free being on the scene, two women who get that, are going to have my back, and i had their back, and we, you know, build each other up. and we all benefit from that. and we had such a fun time. >> for entertainment tonight, i'm nancy odel, now, back to you in the studio. >> looks a little violent, don't you think? >> not into those kind of movies? then i have nightmares. i would rather go see like a disney or comedy? >> that's why we're going to beauty and the beast, although we'll have nightmares about creatures. >> singing songs. >> oh, that i can handle. >> be our guest, be our guest ♪ >> anything else? >> okay, guys. so, exciting news. >> what? >> every day you know that about this time we check in with our eyewitness weather watchers, right? well, today, look at this, we are so excited, we're giving you sneak peak, i know, time lapse video, sneak peak at our amazing brand new mobile weather watcher. >> oh? >> right? now, i have certainly been sworn to secrecy, can i

we welcome to the broadcast tonight catherine lucy white house reporter for the associated press. with us in the studio, public diplomacy and affairs at the state department, rick stangel also former editor of time magazine. robert, i have to ask you how this new to the job and learning the job notion has affected what you're seeing and hearing. we talked about you last night in abstenia. you were part of a by-line piece with 21 off the record sources with this administration which kind of had to be a modern record. >> brian, you are as generous as always. appreciate that. what we learned, brian, yesterday and today in conversations with white house sources, this remains a president who is nonidea logical. he's not only learning on the job, but he's picking up his own agenda on the job, through conversations with business executives and wall street figures who are now in his administration. the ideologues who fueled him during the campaign remain at his side, like steve bannon, his strategist, but it's gary cone and visiting ceos dee na pal, others, jared kushner, ivanka trump who

catherine, before we run to break. i want to talk to you people who -- i have heard republicans on the right say they are both registered democrats. if they are not registered democrats they are new york mind-set democrats. dino powell and cohen. both came from goldman sachs from different jobs. what have they done, how have they changed the west wing? >> both of them do have a different background than others in the house in the nationalist perspective. dina powell ka imfrom goldman but before that worked in the bush white house, worked for member of congress. >> and at goldman ran philanthropy? >> yeah, ran the foundation. she is not someone who i think should be lumped in as a democrat per se. but they are people who are pragmatic, who are coming in trying to do things a little bit differently. and it seems like trump is lipping, is interested. partly because he wants to get things done and he is interested innet going more voices in the room. >> gary cohn on the other hand was president of goldman sachs and has bee

catherine nicholson is on the campaign trail in northern france and joins us now.e pen visited the market this morning. go there today? -- why did you choose to go there today? town,s is a very small only 8000 people live here, close to where le pen held her election party just down the road. it gives you a clue as to why she was here. le pen is for a popular among voters in the town in the region. yesterday, le pen scored 42% of the vote. in second -- a story that tells many in france. made its money in coal mining, they have since felt abandoned by the rise of globalization and the decline of industry and higher unemployment in towns like this. communist for a letter -- they believe it is marine le pen who better represents their interests. market thist the morning telling me they believe marine le pen, a strong french identity. they talk about the area they see as a threat to their way of life. it is the small people, as they put it, the little man's interest, that they will be protected. >> what is next for le pen? >> le pen has already reached out saying he is

(vicki) catherine heenan is here with the latest on what we know... (catherine) isis is calling the gunman one of its 'fighters'.......... and while the attacker was shot and killed - there are still questions tonight about whether there were others helping him on the scene.. the shooting happened on the champs elysees in paris...when the gunman opened fire on a police van. he had an automatic weapon....which one officer compared to a 'war weapon.' the french president says he's convinced this was in fact a terrorist act.. the attacker has now been described as a 39-year-old from the suburbs of eastern paris. britain's daily mail has posted video that shows the moments when police confront theattacker....you see them circled in red. this was moments before the man was shot and killed. it was all playing out only days before france's presidential election...and while there was an ongoing debate by the candidates. at the white house - president trump talked about what happened in paris...while hosting italy's prime minister.. . in a statement from an is

catherine? >> dayna, rice says it's about security and not politics.oday she offered no national security explanation for identifying at least one member of the trump team and a republican lawmaker said late today that if a connection can be drawn between rice, the unmasking, and the leaks, president obama's national security advisor could be in a world of trouble. a former senior intelligence official confirmed to fox news that only the person who asked for an american to be identified gets the information. and rice will be well aware that there is a comprehensive government paper trail showing who made the request and on what basis. government source tells fox news that the story may go well beyond rice, claiming former presidential aide ben rhodes and former cia director john brennan also had access to the unmasked intelligence. the house speaker said today that he stands behind the republican chairman of the house intelligence committee devin nunes who first alerted the white house and briefed the president before democrats about the intelligence r

reporter: catherine sure iver always enjoyed exercising until she felt like she could not live without it. >> and became something that was very obsessive and it dominated my thoughts all the time. reporter: she had an exercise >> at my worst come i would go to the gym or do something typical about three times a day. reporter: the disorder outlined in a new report by the "british medical journal." >> exercise addiction is a compulsive relationship with exercise that has negative consequences. specialistsdiction think it triggers endorphins in the brain. this is not be healthy exercise are committed by doctors. when people do this, they have injury, skip out on family, their workout goals have gone too far. >> i have to bring this many calories. reporter: catherine was even exercised injured, back at the gym after diagnosed with two stress fractures and a back injury. exercise warm exercise addiction can occur when and without food issues. >> it has nothing to do with achieving a goal. it was just an endless cycle of obsession. reporter: she had always self esteem issues, and working ou

may the names of catherine johnson, mary jackson, doctor christine and the other women that contributed to the space race and changed the course of history finally received their due. a few housekeeping notes i want to remind everyone that her talk is going to be here and take place atakesplace at the museums in the great hall. c-span asked me to say because they are filming they asked for no flash photography so if you u want to take a picture just turn your flash off and pleas pleasee numbered to silence or phones. you. tonight margo is doing just that, making history. it is our pleasure and honor to introduce a margo lee .. my home church where i grew up and i was sitting in a pew with my parents robert and margaret lee who are here and my husband aaron shetterly and we were interviewing a former sunday schoolteacher of mine about her career as a mathematician at the langley research center. none of us had an idea at the time that first interview would turn into all of this, this "hidden figures" the book, my first book and a movie. as exciting as it has been to receive that level of

catherine herridge along with fox news national security correspondent jennifer griffin.nifer, i want to know what you thought was a top story of the week. and to bring us to, obviously, the big bomb. it also this report, erroneous it might be, about a preemptive strike against north korea. elaborate on both if you well. >> greg, i can report based on multiple sources here in the pentagon and other government agencies that nbc report about a preemptive strike being planned by the u.s. military in the event that they see signs that kim jong-un and north korea is planning a nuclear test, that report, that nbc report, is false. and so i would say that is probably one of the most important developments this week in the sense that things are so tense on the korean peninsula that there is a lot of concern here at the pentagon that kim jong-un might miss read either some of these news reports or even some of the u.s. military actions in the last week, some of which i were being told that were not designed to send a message to him. if you are talking about the bomb using in afgha

catherine clifford has the story.porter: following the road will traveled by renault, theswagen and fiat, dieselgate scandal formally investigated over allegations it manipulated emissions test on its diesel vehicles. french investigators believe average eight -- above levels of pollutants as government-backed test appear to have shown. it's vehicles have never been equipped with emissions cheating software or devices, having given a similar statement in february. >> our models absolutely conform to regulations and they have no kind of defeat of ice whatsoever within their software. >> a full investigation was open on monday, to be carried out by three magistrates from the paris prosecutors's public health division. they are tasked with determining if a sophisticated system was used to cheat on you missions, after volkswagen admitted installing the devices in some 11 million cars since september 2015. >> for a while, some people have been saying we are living in the future, but where are the flying cars? prototypes ha

stay with us, catherine, jennifer.hen we return, we've got the "no spin" preview of the big stories brewing this week. it says i've crossed paths with kate six times this week. that is a lot of times. she's cute too! yea! how did i miss her? you didn't. match picked it up for you. check out new missed connections on match. start for free today! >> greg: continue now with jennifer griffin and catherine herridge. previewing the week ahead in washington. your pick for stories next week concerning our fight against isis. what do have to tell us? >> early next week on tuesday, the first major policy address on the threat facing the homeland from john kelly, and well so much focus has been, m rightly so, on isis, people have forgotten that al qaeda is certainly not down and out. in fact, it was al qaeda intelligence that led to the recent band of electronics larger than your iphone in the cabin of aircraft coming into the united states from specific airports overseas. the other thing i think people have lost sight of is that