michelle said paul told her he did it because catherine was a monster. >> he had me convinced that catherine was the bad guy and he was the good parent and these kids were abused and these kids were miserable. and we need to save the kids. >> paul's sister ilona didn't believe a word of it. from the moment she heard a witness had come forward, she was convinced her brother was being set up. >> this is michelle. you got rid of here. and now what happened? >> this is payback? >> i believe that's what it is. >> reporter: paul's girlfriend kat who got engaged to him in jail also believed michelle's story was suspicious. >> he's innocent. absolutely, positively. >> why are you so sure? >> he's just not that kind of a person. he's a caretaker. you know, it's like, his job as a paramedic defined him. >> reporter: and while paul had a squeaky clean record, michelle, his accuser, had issues. a history of depression and alcohol abuse. and she'd waited years to come forward. >> michelle la france has been described as a scorned ex-girlfriend, a woman looking for revenge. did all that go through your mi

catherine wasn't far behind and they weren't alone.ges show the terror on the faces of others being rescued by the police in those same moments, their desperation to be free. in north carolina, phillip got a phone call. >> i got confirmation from eric that he was standing there with him and that they were all safe. >> your whole family? >> yeah. i broke down and cried. yeah. and then it -- you know, then you can let go. then you can just kind of -- you can collapse. >> later, a picture followed. his wife and children trapped in that mall for hours in terror were now in the safety of a friend's house. together. >> simply the most precious thing i could even imagine to see all of them sitting there in safety and knowing that they had come through it. >> phillip grabbed the first night back to kenya. >> must have felt really good when he got off the plane. >> it was very good because you know the mom when dad's not around you feel hike you have to keep it together and you have to be strong and the kids were very excited to see him. they h

(catherine) and i'm catherine heenan in for pam moore. the alleged crimes have shocked many in the city's italian community. tonight that's where we find kron 4's j.r. stone. j.r. you talked with some people who know this man. i did, honestly not many people wanted to be associated with this story because of the sick accusations. this is the restaurant that the suspect owned at one time and helped run before he was arrested. gaspare giudice (gos- parey jew-die-chay)..former restaurant owner and manager is behind bars right nowaccused of multiple sex crimes against a child including rape charges over a period of several years. the alleged victimhis stepson.sot i was just completely speechless..totally flabbergasted.in shockand literally lost sleep thinking how could this be. how could this be.police say the crimes happened when the stepson, who is now an adult, was between the ages of 6 and 11. this woman who chose not to be identified has known giudice (jew-die-chay) for several years. she also knows his stepson as well. her thoughts echo

(catherine) in oakland... a rally was held today for a highland hospital nurse being deported back to mexico tomorrow.chanting: "no hate, no fear, immigrants are welcome here." maria mendoza-sanchez and her husband--you-say-beio have been in the united states for nearly three decades. now immigration and customs enforcement has ordered them to leave. the couple has faced deportation since 2002... over they years they've endured hardships and have been granted stays. their attorney says they've now exhausted all options. an emotional maria said good bye to the community who fought for her to stay at the rally today. (maria mendoza-sanchez/to be deported tomorrow): "this is becoming more real. i tried to work until the very last day i could because only at work with my patients is when i can stop thinking about what going on at home." the couple will bring their 12-year-old son back to mexico.. their three other children will stay in the united states. their attorney says anyone banned from the united states can

good evening i'm steve aveson.( catherine ) and i'm catherine heenan...gnment tonight. we've learned a lot more about last month's killing... not only about the gunman... but the questions coming from the victim's family about why one of the suspects was even out of jail. kron 4's dan kerman joins us from san francisco's hall of justice with the new information. dan. it was on the morning of july 17 that san francisco film location scout ed french was shot and killed and his camera was stolen while he was up at twin peakssot joseph cordero/french's great nephew monday fantasy decuir and lamonte mims were charged with killing and robbing french.sot in court tuesday prosecutors identified decuir as the shooter and mims as the one who took french's belonging sot regina crowley/french's niecedecuir is currently hospitalized and was not in court and mims did not enter a plea but now questions about why mims was even out of jail at the time of the shootingsot 2 weeks before the shooting on july 4th mims was charged with felony possession of a firearm. at the ti

(catherine)i'm catherine heenan - in for pam moore. north korea says it's preparing to launch four missiles into the sea near guam ... the island that's home to a u=s air force bomber force that could retaliate. i nata pair of lancers deployed from south dakota to the pacific island.the pentagon released these pictures of air-to-air refueling as they made the long trip to korea, where they were escorted by south korean fighters on practice bombing runs.natnorth korea responded by warning it might send some of its ballistic missiles into the sea near guam, as the governor tried to reassure islanders that there is no danger."this is not a time to panic. these are many statements that are being made out there by a very bellicose leader."natthe pentagon has deployed its thaad interceptor missile to protect guam. defense secretary james mattis also warned the u=s might act pre=emptively, bluntly telling north korea to - quote - "cease any consideration of actions that will lead to the end of the regime and the destruction of its people."in

good evening i'm steve aveson. ( catherine ) and i'm catherine heenan... pam is off tonight.'re told this began when someone stole the victim's laptop... now police are looking for the driver of the car. kron 4's dan kerman is live in oakland with what he's learned about the investigation. --nats-friends family and fans are mourning the death of bay area musician dave deporis.sot ian petrich/victim's friendit was a one in a million voice and he used it well and an amazing guitar play and he loved to sing about nature and he had a child like eye for magic.deporis died wednesday after being robbed and dragged by a vehicle. it all began during the noon hour at this telegraph avenue cafe in oakland. as deporis sat at an outdoor table, someone came up an stole his laptop, which family members believe had all his music on it.sot officer marco marquez/oakland police the victim pursued the suspect on foot and continued to pursue him as he entered a vehicle.deporis was holding onto the car as it drove down rich street police say injuries suffered while he was being dragged by the vehi

(catherine) unearthed...eek that was discovered buried under a garage in san francisco's laurel heights neighborhood -- was pulled from the ground. (steve) and, as kron four's philippe djegal reports... removing it was no easy task. (philippe) talk about a real struggle...rob lowe/lowes electric- "really tough. i -- i envisioned it being a bit easier." it took two hours, three guys, and an engine hoist to pull this headstone from the ground. it was buried about four and a half feet in the earth. rob lowe, the owner of lowes electric says he was determined to get it out.rob lowe/lowes electric- "i have a great team. they work hard together. get things done and this is the first time i've ever come across one of these." lowe estimates the marble headstone weighs about a ton. his crew discovered it on tuesday, while upgrading an underground electrical panel. the san francisco medical examiner's office says it was left behind around the start of world war two... when the old laural cemetary in laurel heights was

(catherine) in the south bay... a toddler is safe tonight after two people found him wandering around the streets of san jose early this morning. around 3-30 am-- amanda mcgehee and brandon austin were headed to work when they saw the two-year-old walking in the middle of the road. they picked up the boy, called 911 and notified security. to their surprise... there was no indication of where the child came from and no sign that anyone was looking for him. (amanda mcgehee/found toddler): "i was worried about the kid, was he ok, how did he get here, i thought i would be seeing a frantic parent running around looking for him but i didn't see anyone." the toddler was taken to the hospital to be checked out while police went door to door in search of an explanation. police say around 9-30 am-- someone described as a "care giver" called to report the missing child. it will be up to the family violence unit to determine whether that person - or the boy's parents could face charges. (steve) a man accused of attacks on bart

good evening...i'm steve aveson.( catherine ) and i'm catherine heenan...pam is off tonight. ( steve there just doesn't seem to be any end in sight to the war of words between the united states and north korea. and there are mixed messages.... only complicating the situation.( catherine ) but make no bones about it: there is increasing concern the words could turn into something much more deadly. kim hutcherson with our partners at c-n-n has reaction. rex tillerson/u.s. secretary of state:"i think americans should sleep well at night and have no concerns for this particular rhetoric of the past few days."soothing words from the secretary of state ... amid escalating tension between the u-s and north korea.in the wake of president trump's threat to rain - quote - "fire and fury" on pyongyang, he took to twitter wednesday morning, writing in part:"my first order as president was to renovate and modernize our nuclear arsenal. it is now far stronger and more powerful than ever before."u-s stocks pushed into negative territory tuesday and world markets wobbled overnight... as north korea

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>> con ada y catherine. >> maÑana jueves 24 de agosto no solamente las estrellas van a brillar en lar su diamante para que les de ese sello de cantante de mÚsica urbana. >> entre los clientes estÁn nicky jam , maluma, barroco, james rodrÍguez y muchos mÁs porque aquÍ les va en exclusiva de alguna prendas que podremos ver en la noche de premios tu mundo. >> esta cadena para farruko. >> ahÍ tiene su logo y todo. >> ¿quÉ mÁs hiciste? >>> algo para ozuna. >> son aretes >>> no para las cadenas. >> estÁn haciendo 8 piezas mas parecidas para premios tu mundo para ozuna. >> como igual que yo usted tambiÉn quisieran saber el valor de estÁs Únicas obras de arte en oro y diamante aquÍ les van algunos precios >> como 80.000 dÓlares en esta cadena de farruko. >> ¿esta de ozuna? >>> 8.000 dÓlares cada pieza. >> o sea, hay 16.000 dÓlares para ozuna. >> esto de arcÁngel para aca. >> 35.000 dÓlares. >> eso es lo que gasta arcÁngel. sin contar la cadena. >> ahora solo nos queda esperar la gran noche de premios tu mundo este jueves 24 de agosto para ver quÉ famoso llegarÁ con mÁs blim blim. >> para "un

catherine: we'll give it a spray and wipe with trigene.ecaution with the rowi kiwi. catherine: yeah, it's a little bit nervous, just because we don't know how the birds will react. but it's really exciting to get the kind of publicity, because a lot of people don't know that much about kiwi, definitely don't know that there are several species, and definitely don't know about this particular species. so it's going to be really nice to get them, get them out there and... sartore: what percentage of people, i wonder, worldwide, would know that the kiwi is something other than a fruit? i have actually had someone say to me, "i'm allergic to kiwi fruit. am i going to be okay around the birds?" and then i had to explain that they're not a plant. so there is definitely a little bit of confusion going on out there. kim: stand up, buddy. sartore: kiwi are flightless and are the only bird in the world to have adapted nostrils at the end of their bill. it helps them smell and feel for food underground. their long beaks tap the ground, probing for an

catherine heenan is here with stories of survival and loss. ( catherine ) the coast guard, border patrollocal police, firefighters ... and private citizens are all joined together. they're racing against time and rising floodwaters. natfor many people, the only path to safety is up.more nat helicopter pilots searched flooded neighborhoods for survivors., they're lifesavers. the crews themselves risking thier lives in low visibility. you have multiple aircraft doing he same thing in the same vicinity, right? the biggest issue we have right now is time, getting to everyone we need to get to.citizens are taking action with their own boats. they would be on the second story screaming out at the houston convention center, 9=thousand refugees related stories of survivalhe went on a kayak in rising waters, and he went and got help.and nightmares of frustration:the boat was small, so they had to take the kids and women first, and they said they'd come back for us. but they never did.in the t

catherine: he was the last lasso that is what the traders acted on. time talking about free trade. and how openness helps not just developed economies the others. catherine: the issues brought up as if we look at the global economy, it has strengthened over the past six months. we're not sure it is sustainable. undelete the productivity growth , we are not going to be strong enough in the global economy in order to pay for pensions and create jobs for the youth. the way the productivity grows is through openness. that is important and the research we talked about is there is a lot of innovation being done by firms at the front tier. if that doesn't translate into productivity growth by everybody else, you don't have average productivity growth rising. having where being open, trade, having direct investment, let the economy's scale, this is this translates into productivity growth and sustainable growth that will list to pay for pensions and have rising wages. policymakers have been coming here and warning about protectionism. in donald trump, we have

say what do you want from me, catherine? >> say what, do you want from me, catherine? >> what's it about? >> about a boy who killed his parents. >> it's a movie i'm in, a movie i watched them make. it's a movie i go -- >> yeah, that's kind of how we all are during theam infous e.sc >> he gave me a lot of pleasure. >> but would you believe sharon almost didn't get the role? 13 other actresses were considered for the part. sharon looks just as amazing now as she did back then. >> you pushed the envelope. >> yeah, we may have broken the envelope. >> sharon is going to be -- next year. >> why dawson is making fun of katie perry. t.> tomorrow on e. the bachelor in paradise play book. >> i'm attracted to two people. i'm sorry for crying. >> the contest wants break down the rules for falling in love. >> i'm not going to sit back that time. >> tomorrow on e.t. >>> let's go, let's go. diplow. >> you remember that. katey actually dated dj diplow for less than a month back in 2013, and now he's in third place. >> james told kevin frasier all about it as he posed next to a version

catherine heenan is here with more on how he decided to make a 'new' program happen.. (catherine) this was the fourth year of the program.....a big hit with both students and parents.and while everyone loves the jazz -- they'll tell you it's about more than the music..... these students have come to summer school to play... happily following in the footsteps of randy porter..a musician, teacher and composer who's been part of the bay area music scene for 30 years.. and we mean 'play'.....it's the final concert of a two week program randy started...called "oakland summer jazz"...the kids are in middle school...many are new to jazz...or 'any' kind of music program.in this one -- they're playing 'with' masters. including randy himself...who's worked with everyone from joan baez to the berkeley symphony..natsotart baron...here from new york. he's worked with duke ellington, bruce springsteen and pink floyd to name a few. natsotjohn herrington - a jazz musician with his own band...who's taught thousands of students.do the kids realize how lucky they are? sot/randy2:15 "at s

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catherine, sometimes when they make these claims, they're directly responsible. sometimes they send somebody out to do something. other times they act on the teachings of, the writings of the propaganda of isis. i don't think we have all of that nailed down yet. >> what i can say to that point, the news agency is the official mouthpiece of the isis terrorist organization. typically when they have claimed responsibility, they have had some sort of hand in radicalizing the individual. but you're quite right. they have tried to in recent months takes responsibility for events when their relationship with the individual or individuals is very sort of remote, tangential. what i would say, almost immediately after the attack, the isis accounts, they call them like cheerleading accounts or fan boy accounts or celebrating this attack. they did not claim responsibility. one of my very good counter terrorism contacts that works directly with the u.s. government agencies sent a post on an isis related account that referenced barcelona. spain is not typically referenced in t

catherine heenan is here with the latest..(catherine) fire crews are worried about that town - which is close to the south fork of the merced river.. they're also concerned about the spot that's home to a famous grove of sequioas.. the fire has burned more than 22- hundred acres and is only about 5 percent contained. it's now forced the closure of at least one of the park roads, a golf course and a couple of campgrounds. it hasn't helped that many trees are already weakened by the drought and a beetle infestation. park rangers are warning some tourists that they might also have to move... tourist from england - we awake to the smell of ash. which isn't so good. we were able to take a nice swim in a bit of the river near here. which you can't get to now - because of the fire. park ranger - there's a lot of vegetation out there. a lot of ponderosa pines and cedars are affected. there's a lot of fuel, meaning this fire has a lot of opportunities to grow. the fire began early sunday and it's still not clear how it began. the commu

let's go to catherine herridge. this is just breaking, catherine. i would be surprised if there was anything further on it yet. but you have some background as well. >> that's right. let's start with what is apparently the target of this plot las ramblas. it's 100 meters, which is nearly a mile in length. and by all accounts it's really a show piece or one of the crown jewels for tourism and economics in barcelona. so this would be for any terrorist group a high profile target and i would elm iemphasize that the spanish authorities are treating this as a likely terrorist event. i want to have -- bring in to the discussion the information that you have just mentioned which goes to the idea that there was a level of coordination and likely a cell that was involved in this attack. we have the initial event, which was the plowing down of pedestrians, tourists, families on las rambla, which is pedestrianized. it does allow for some vehicle traffic. now a follow-on event in a nearby street with the police, individuals apparently armed. now, as you have be

catherine heenan is here to explain...(catherine) some of those residents didn't even realize this could happen... we're talking about a block- long private street in san francisco called 'presidio terrace.' it's lined with 35 beautiful mansions...and is gated - with security. now because of a city-run auction - the street and sidewalks belong to a south bay couple... this is a google maps view of presidio terrace.. it was auctioned off because the homeowners' association failed to pay $994 dollars in back taxes.... now the couple owns the street, sidewalk, parking spaces and palm trees...everything but the homes. and paid only about 90-thousand dollars. the chronicle is reporting that they quietly bought it in april of 2015 but the homeowners only recently found out. they're now suing the couple as well as the city - and want the sale voided. the new owners are looking for ways to make some money....possibly bycharging for use of the parking spots. the board of supervisors has scheduled a hearing for october.. vicki and s

brent: catherine, thank you very much. you're watching "dw news."till to come, how a shaggy dog story becomes a bestseller. he tells us the life changing lessons he learned from a dog who is now his best friend. business news now, another round of talks between the u.k. and european union. vonnie: eu and uk negotiators have picked up the third round of talks -- the u.k. had hoped to move negotiations on the future negotiations without hammering out the details of britain's exit from the eu. a position that has ruffled feathers throughout the. -- the eu. reporter: the united kingdom and the european union are back at the negotiating table. but it seems both sides are still worlds apart. london published its brexit wishlist but was criticized for being light on details. >> we wish to start negotiating soon. we need u.k. papers that are clear in order to have constricted negotiations. and the sooner we remove the ambiguity, the sooner we will be in a position to discuss the future relationship. reporter: that ambiguity is cost in the u.k. the pound is

i am chair catherine lhamon. with me, commissioner gail meriot, commissioner peter kirsanow, say your name, commissioner david gladney. are you present? thank you. >> in trouble already. >> commissioner michael yaki. >> i'm here. >> the court reporter is present, director, are you present? >> i'm present. >> meeting comes to order. motion to approve the agenda for this business meeting? second? perfect. i was going to ask for amendments. i have a few to start us off. i would like to remove

catherine heenan is here with more on a new study from the journal "nature"....hat study says that drought- stricken areas are taking longer to bounce back to normal...this - as extreme dry conditions become more common. researchers say droughts are more frequent and severe in many regions...and the fact that it's taking longer to recover could lead to many trees dying and more greenhouse gases. the study comes amidst new research that there could be more heat waves - with a bout of "super" heat waves predicted. that acould leave more people exposed to serious health risks - especially in east asia and the u.s. east coast.. nasa was involved with the drought study -- and provided the climate models to researchers.pam and grant? let's take a look outside right now for the current conditions in the bay area... (pam) chief meteorologist brittney shipp joins us now with the forecast. tuesday...low clouds that spread well inland overnight have mostly retreated to the coast, aside from across san francisco and around the monterey bay region. with this, temperatures are

catherine's husband phillip, a tech entrepreneur, had gone back to the u.s.business meetings leaving her wife alone in nairobi with her five kids. >> i got woke up from a phone call from paul weaver, a dear family friend so i knew it was not good. >> do you remember what he said? >> yeah, there's an attack going on at westgate and your wife and sons are in there and they're separated. >> that's a call you don't want to have to make. >> no. >> reporter: paul weaver, the walton family friend, had been at home recovering from surgery when he got an urgent text from katherine. >> what time did the first message come? >> the first one came in at 12:52. >> what did she say? >> pray. shooting in westgate. hiding. >> that's a message. >> it just blew me away. i actually wrote her back, really? she said, yes. i don't know where the boys are. she said, find blaise. >> paul texted the oldest son blez but he didn't answer. >> i started looking at the internet. they put something out on the internet don't call anybody because people are getting shot when their phone rings

jacinto: tranquila, si me acerqué a catherine, fue para llegar a ti. puedo salir. vea, no llegaría ni a la calle antes de que nos descubrieran. por favor. jacinto: no puedes seguir siendo una esclava, tú tienes una familia. yo soy tu familia. valeria: no insista. la señora va a bajar porque ya me tardé en llevarle el té. y no quiero que me pegue. vea, ¿sí?

we have some questions for you, catherine.e will begin with greg. >> greg: i was just wondering, i probably know the answer, but i want to ask if u.s. intel had any information or knew of a cell like this or had any hints that these people were operating there? >> well, i know for my reporting today through a counterterrorism contact who does a lot of tracking of extremists on social media that spain has not really been part of their online conversation in a very big way, but in early july and isis affiliated telegram account posted specifically about the barcelona. they used the language that was very threatening. this was considered so significant that it was flagged to some of the law enforcement agencies. spanish media is reporting that there was a specific warning from the cia to authorities in barcelona. and that la rambla, the promenade in the center of the city, the equivalent of time stare -- times square, what we can say tonight is that there was a growing body of evidence either from social media or the intelligence

thank you, catherine? >> thank you, molly. am right now is home to something called the nrc see, the national response ordination center. this is the group that is steering this federal response, whether it is a hurricane like harvey or the major incident in this country. vice president mike pence arrived here at headquarters in downtown washington, just for some perspective it's about a half-mile from the white house and a half mile from capitol hill. he was inside for about an hour, reporters were not with him but we believe he was getting a comprehensive briefing on the federal response. earlier we heard from the fema administrator who explained to reporters how they practice a number of scenarios, a number of responses, but he said nothing could have prepared them for harvey. >> you can say it's going to really reign over five, pinpoint exactly what watershed that rain is going to go into is near impossible to figure out. the city of houston is huge. >> resources remain fluid but the latest number we have is that 1 million

white house reporter for the associated press jonathan and catherine rample. today we saw on "sod" show in an exclusive interview john kasich not even waiting for a question before talking about what he thought of all this. listen. >> john kasich has been a vocal critic of president trump's and ran against him for the republican nomination. governor kasich, good it see you. good morning. >> pathetic, isn't it? just pathetic listening to this. >> so, we know how john kasich feels. the governor very clear on this. a lot of reaction from members of the gop and a lot of nonreaction and not a ton of lawmakers out there defending the president today. >> there are not people out that i can find aside from the white supremacist corners who are defending the way that he put these things last night. i mean paul ryan came out -- >> remarkable sentence. >> i think this is clearly, i think we are all grappling with what is a very remarkable period of time. look, i think republicans, in particular, are really grappling about what this means for a party that a lot of them lo

catherine heenan is here with the latest ... (catherine) the storm has now been downgraded to a tropical 'depression' - but not before causinglots of flooding.....including this neighborhood in st. petersburg.......where roads are underwater. florida's governor declared a state of emergency for 31 counties.. thousands of homes have no power. some of the stranger sights include the catfish that was stranded after being blownout of the water during heavy storms in the fort meyers area. two fishermen were rescued tonight. they were found clinging to debris in tampa bayafter their boat sank. and a hotel in fort meyers lost part of its roof in the storm... the storm was last headed inland across west- central florida with forecasts of more heavy rain... it's expected to move out into the atlantic ocean off the east-central coast by tuesday morning. grant and vicki? (grant) a spare the air alert has been issued for tomorrow in the bay area because of an excessive amount of smog expected in the region... the bay area quality management

catherine herridge's live in washington with more. catherine herridge?after they said that they received multiple warnings from officials between 2014 and 2016, the russian president and his government were aiming to disrupt the u.s. election, president trump responded on twitter writing, according to an apart, obama knew about russian involvement but he did not want to involve russia. meanwhile a congressional independent reported to fox news that back to the 2014 of crimea, in its attempt to influence election two years later, there was concern that he is developing tools to influence the democratic election and that process. these warnings according to the republican chairman of the house intelligence committee were dismissed by the obama white house, because it was apparently eager to be set its relationship moscow as evidenced in this 2009 video of secretary of state, hillary clinton, and russian counterpart. overseas, he stood by his public statement on the issue from march. >> in recent years, committee members have please for stronger action agai

joining me is catherine herridge. how credible is the claim of responsibility from the islamic state? catherine: it appears quite credible on its face. within an hour or 90 minutes of the attack in barcelona we started getting isis social media accounts of them celebrating the violence. they are not leadership accounts, but they can be indicators of a forthcoming claim of responsibility. and that's what we got about an hour later from the official mouth piece agency for isis. what's not clear tonight is which one of the three options this barcelona attack seems to fit into. the individuals were inspired by isis so they were consumers of their ideology online or whether it was something more sophisticated. that isis helped develop the plot and directed the individuals to act or a third option, isis is looking to be opportunistic and capitalize on the violence in barcelona. what we are seeing tonight in our reporting. there were multiple pieces of moving plots to this. kennedy: were there warnings from u.s. intelligence

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catherine herridge working her federal sources and live in washington. catherine? >> first, within the last hour, the news agency for the isis terrorist group has claimed responsibility for barcelona. so that leads us with three options. the suspect or suspects were radicalized by consuming isis propaganda online or there's a more direct connection that the isis terror group directed the mission, helped organize the plot or there's a third scenario in which isis being opportuni opportunistic and they're trying to take credit for the violence and had no relationship at all. in washington what we've seen the last three to four hours is all the relevant government agencies ramp up and get focused on barcelona beginning with the national counter terrorism center, this is the group that was created after 9-11 as the aggregator of threat information and the primary analytic group that looks at threat information. the second group is homeland security. the secretary, elaine duke was briefed around she continues to monitor the situation. up until recently, john kelly, the

catherine, thank you. let's bring in doug byrnes here. a former federal prosecutor.lly the doj is putting on a case that would enhance the penalty portion for fields, you know, depending which way it would go. the two cases don't interfere with one another. >> no. there's two reasons why doj would get involved. one is to bring to bear federal resources which can be very extensive and bring to bear more and more to look into this. the other one is like a legal insurance policy. in other words, the doj has what is called the petit policy. if a state prosecution leaves states rights unvindicated, the feds will step in. they're going to let the homicide prosecution run its course for the state. you said second degree murder. why is that? >> >> harris: i was going to ask about that. >> it's unusual. my late dad used to say premeditation can be formed in an instant. can it. this doesn't have to be planned out weeks in advance. it's a red herring. so i'm not sure. there might be a back story that they charged it that way now and may ramp it up later. >> harris: you can unde

catherine herridge has been following the story very closely. catherine, what can you tell us.ter: david, good afternoon. a u.s. government official tells fox news investigators are focused on the size of the spanish cell and the scope of their support network. officials point to confirmation from spanish authorities linking barcelona van attack with wednesday's explosion in a near by city and overnight vehicle attack with suspects reportedly wearing fake suicide belts. the explosion leveled this house 70 miles from barcelona, initially thought a bass leak. investigators believe it was a bomb-making factory. spanish police say there was evidence of premeditation. the cell was preparing for even bigger attack. senior republican on house intelligence committee told fox this morning that the plot appears to have multiple layers and players. >> what is different, this was not a lone wolf. this is a well-organized plot and cell. it was really important for the, pan -- spaniards to track this down and other cells. this is more organized this was not a lone wolf doing it on his own. r

david: great briefing, catherine melissa. melissa: let's bring in walid phares, former trump campaign foreign policy advisor. what sticks out at you from what we just heard? what jumps out at you? >> well, first of all we will know, authorities in spain and international european authorities will know a lot more in the next few hours and days, they will know the i.d., where did they rent, more technical issues, but the major problem i can see here, those jihadists, assuming isis helped them, are discovering a weak point in towns and public places. looking at pattern to berlin and other places, keeping same weapon, several cars, then go into a rampage against civilians. how can we, the big question is going to be, how can we as governments around the world protect civilian populations? this is not airplanes anymore. this is on the ground. melissa: right. what is your response to that? how do you protect? we had one guest in our first block talking about the idea maybe we need to stop car traffic near some of these bigger locat

what is being reported to me at this time. >> shepard: catherine herridge, thank you very much. we believe we've just received a picture of what may be one of the vans. there is a great deal of confusion, police in barcelona are communicating to the best of their ability, no doubt. but some latest video on sky news, let's go to that. you can see authorities in these alleys around la rombla, let's listen now, sky news has new information. >> the many thousands of people that would normally be there, we heard from an eyewitness that confirmed it was a van that was driven approximately 150 meters down the pedestrian part of the center and initially, subsequently we got messages about this for a second white man that was one rented by thee person as the initial van, that has been disputed on spanish media as well. at the place of las romblas where we are there were at least eight or nine ambulances waitin waiting. >> shepard: on the right-hand side of your screen is what we believe to be the mercedes man in question here. this is a still picture from social media. and this is the wh

(catherine) we're talking about vans, cars and trucks and the list is long. looking at just the last year or so -- here are some of the most chilling examples.. july 14th, 2016 - a man used a 20-ton rental truck to plow down hundreds of people celebrating bastille day in nice, france. they were gathered for a fireworks show - and lots of families with childrenwere among the crowd. 84 people were killed and hundreds were injured. the tunisian driver was shot to death by police. authorities say he'd become radicalized. his father claims he was also mentally ill. this past june third - a van mounted the pavement of london bridge and was driven into pedestrians. the van crashed and three men began a stabbing spree -- killing people in a nearby pub and restaurant with long knives. 8 people were killed and 48 injured - including four unarmed police officers.the three attackers - who wore fake explosive vests - were all shot dead by police. isis claimed responsibility. april 7th of this year, a man drove a large truck into a crowd in a busy streetin stockholm, swede

we were just told them i went to bring in catherine herridge, she joins a fly from washington. what are you learning? >> i've been making calls last half hour, what i can say is the u.s. government is engaged in monitoring when happening right now and barcelona, as we reported about 25 minutes ago, this is the nations hub analysis that was set up after 9/11. they focus on barcelona, the details of their jumping out at them is the use of a rental van, and what appears to be some kind of follow-up attack with one or two armed individuals. the fbi has an office in madrid, people forget that because the primary domestic law enforcement agency of this country, they have what's called a lead guest in madrid. they said at this point, still considered an ongoing situation and spaniards are obviously in the lead, but if the fbi can help in any way, they will offer that kind of assistance. the other thing i would've my contacts pointed out to me is that there has been discussion of who it may have been responsible for this event. a domestic terrorist group in spain, their typical ml is s

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a third 07tio option that isis is trying to capitalize on violence in barcelona today. >> catherine, i know you are having a busy night, i have a question for you, earlier we were showing picture of a suspect quite a bit on both fbn and fox news, 1 then we were told not to focus on that person. reporter: this suspect was identified by spanish authority as a spanish citizen, who was born in north africa. and it was his name that was associated with the rental of the white van that was used to plow down the pedestrians in barcelona, after his picture circulated on internationally television, he contacted local police where he lives, said. i am not in bers lona today -- barcelona today, i did not rents that van, i think i am the victim of identity theft, i think my younger brother may have been the one that took my papers and rented that white van, the key is that two people are in custody. but spanish police said at their news conference that neither of them was the author of the attack. we think based on the translation citizen driver of the success, the person who mowed down almost 1

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i'm catherine kobayashi. >>> the world continues to grapple with the thought of north korea's growing power two days after the country went further than ever before by sending a ballistic missile over japan. there's a lot of diplomatic work going on and japan's u.n. ambassador said he'll speak with american officials about additional sanctions. he said they may include an embargo. men ments. >> we'd like to discuss it with the united states and get any new ideas. >>