(catherine) and i'm catherine heenan all the hard work and dedication paid off as the dubs beat the cavs 108-85... lets get right to sports director gary radnich.... gary, four final appearances, three nba title... and an incredible season...how are you feeling tonight? the warriors with a chance to become the ninth team in history to win three titles in the span of four years. game four over at quicken loans arena-- golden state playing against lebron in the finals possibly for the final time as a cavalier steph curry scored 11 points and finished 1-for-10 from three in game 3 hoping to have a big game... looking for first finals mvp curry only needed the first quarter to score more points than game 3 had 12 points ans started the game... 3-for-4 curry making sure he curry making sure he leaves with the mvp steph with 26-footer over lebron curry finishes the first half with 20 points warriors head into the break up by nine lebron just ran out of gas in the second half james only took three shots midway through the third... lebron picks up a charging foul against curry. finishes with 23

(catherine) (catherine) (catherine) too close to call.. that's still the refrain regardingthe race for san francsico mayor... and the gap between candidates london breed and mark leno... keeps getting tighter. today... the city has released some new'numbers on the latest count.. (vikki) and from the looks of it... it could still be some time before we know who will be the next mayor.... kron4's charles clifford joins us live now from san francisco with the latest tallies. (vicki) famed chef, author and storyteller anthony bourdain is dead at 61. the cause of death has been confirmed as a suicide. fans and colleagues around the world have been expressing their love and support. that includes here in san francisco... one of bourdains favorite places. owners of the swan oyster depot here on polk street say they've been getting inundated with calls from people who want to come in and visit the restaurant as a way to remember anthony bourdain. bourdain first visited the establishment more than 20- years ago. the owners son tells me of all the c

(catherine) and i'm catherine heenan. we have team coverage on tonight's victory against the cavs. kron4's mark carpenter and kim smith are live in cleveland -- and hermela aregawi is live in oakland talking with fans.(pam) right now let's go live to cleveland to "the q" .. where it all happened tonight ' .. mark and kim -- "we all want something that's bigger than ourselves...um i think we love to see each other suceed...and we love to come together and figure stuff out on the basketball court. and tonight i think everyone played their roles well. steph started hot tonight and everyone else kinda filled in" ( pam ) there were watch parties all over the bay area .. but the biggest and likely the best.. is always at roar-acle arena in oakland... kron four's hermela aregawi has been there all evening.. she joins us live with more on the celebration... hermela.. (catherine) the warriors let us know a little while agothat the championship parade will happenthis coming tuesday at 11 am. it will start on 11th and broadway... ending at lake merritt.( pam ) kron's coverage w

catherine wasn't far behind and they weren't alone.mages show the terror of others being rescued by the police in those same moments, their desperation to be free. phillip got a phone call from his business partner. >> i got confirmation from eric that he was standing there with them and that they were all safe. >> your whole family. >> yeah. then i broke down and cried. yeah. then it -- then it -- you know, then you can let go. you know, 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, you know, sitting there in safety and knowing that they had -- they had come through it. >> phillip grabbed the first flight back to kenya. >> must have felt really good when he got off the plane. >> it was very good because you know, as a mom, when dad is not around you feel like you have to keep it together and you've got to be strong

(catherine) and i'm catherine heenan in for grant lodes. pam moore is standing by in the newsroom... with details. pam? catherine and vicki ... we just received these documents in the last hour... they are heavily redacted... but the documents do reveal, d-n-a gathered from tissue found in the trash .... led to the arrest of the golden state killer suspect. 72-year-old joseph deangelo is suspected in at least a dozen killings, and 50 rapes in the 1970s and 1980s. investigators linked him to the killings.... by plugging that d-n-a collected from one of the genealogical website. this is video of him in court today.. he appeared lucid ... he was kept in a courtroom cell during the proceedings. the documents also include lists of property which was stolen from his alleged victims... that includes things like rings - drivers licenses - and keys. also contained in the pages -- heavily redacted accounts ... of the crimes. authorities arrested deangelo in april ... he will be back in court next month. we have posted all these documents on kron-4-do

"> (catherine) (catherine) you might (catherine) (catherine) you might remember that the warriors celebratedonship with a group of children in washington d-c... instead of visitng president trump at the white house. the team toured the national museum of african-american history, along with students from kevin durant's maryland hometown. the president backed off a team invitation after players made it clear they wouldn't show up....including durant and steff curry.. the warriors said they wanted to remove politics from the equation - and make a statement of unity. (vicki)google and facebook ... are headed to court. the latest reason behind a lawsuit... coming up (catherine) outside lands has released its daily line-ups... we'll tell you who's playing when... and when you can get tickets. ♪ ♪ legendary jockey vÍctor espinoza is insatiable when it comes to competing. ♪ ♪ so is his horse. ♪ ♪ when it comes to snacking. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ that's why he uses the chase mobile app, to pay practically anyone, at any bank. life, lived victor's way. chase. make more of what's yours. to make sure my new spicy chi

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(catherine) and i'm catherine heenan in for grant lodes. federal investigators have released a second=by=second account of the accident that killed the 38=year=old apple engineer walter huang he was approaching what traffic engineers call a "gore point," the barrier separating the left=hand exit ramp for highway 85.huang's tesla ed int cushioned crash attentuator at the tip of the concrete barrier.the impact split it in half before it was struck by two other vehicles, an audi and a mazda.bystanders were able to pull the driver from the wreck, but he died at the hospital.using information dowloaded from the tesla's onboard computer, the ntsb was able to construct a detailed timeline of what led to the crash.huang engaged the tesla's autopilot four times in32 minutes, including the final 18 minutes and 55 seconds.during that time, the vehicle provided two visual alerts and one auditory alert for the driver to place his hands on the steering wheel. all of these alerts occurred more than 15 minutes prior to the crash.tick tick tickin the final

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(catherine) and i'm catherine heenan in for grant lodes. tonight - as reporter natasha chen tells us -- the secretary of homeland security says she will 'not' apologize for the fact that nearly two thousand undocumented children have been separated from their parents... ... critics are calling on president trump to stop the practice of separating families at the border.today - he called the situation 'sad' but blamed this on the democrats.president trump: "if democrats would sit down instead of obstructing we could have something done very quickly - good for the children, good for the country, good for the world." but the trump administration has the power to end the separations by shifting its policy.still homeland security secretary kirstjen nielsen doubled down.kirstjen nielsen / u.s. secretary of homeland security: "we will not apologize."nielsen claimed that the u-s cannot detain children áwithá their parents. so they can either release both the parents and the children... or separate the parents and children in order to prosecute the

(catherine) and i'm catherine heenan in for pam moore.lamed p-g-and-e for the atlas fire and several other smaller fires during the firestorm. kron four's terisa estacio has the latest from santa rosa. robert heidingsfelder,lost home in tubbs fire. they need to take responsibility, so many loss so much. my home, everything is gone. we built it 13 years ago, and everything is gone. robert heidingsfelder was out clearing dead olive trees at his home thursday. he says it has been a rough several months. he, his wife and teenage daughter barely made it out of their neighborhod the night of the fire. a resident close by died. heidingsfelder. we were the first to own this, i want to come back, but it will take years. in announcing that they intended to record an estimated 2.5 billion dollar loss for the wildfires... pge also added quote "years of drought, extreme heat and 129 million dead trees have created a new normal for our state that requires comprehensive new solutions." donald edgar, atty. so many loss so much. donald edgar represents mo

(catherine) news.clifford kron 4 news. (catherine) (catherine) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(vicki) ken wayne and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. coming up next at six. (pam) a newspaper has become the target of a mass shooting... at least five people are dead... the suspected gunman is in custody. we'll have the latest from maryland.(ken) then -- governor brown has just signed a new piece of legislaton that bans any new soda taxes for the next 12 years. new at six - we'll hear from a bay area lawmaker - who says her colleagues were basically held hostage by the soda companies. kron4 news at six is next. < those fatalities are so, so sad. i don't know what to say other than our thoughts and prayers are with them > (pam) fast - (pam) fast - moving details coming out of annapolis, maryland, where police say, a number of people are injured and several were killed ... in a shooting newsroom.thank you for joining us. i'm pam moore.(ken) and i'm ken wayne. reporter omar jimenez, with our partners at c-n-n .. is live in annapolis with the latest. nats: "several shots hav

(catherine) in the east bay... in the east (catherine) in the east bay... police say they've found two more victims -- after a teacher was accused of sexually assaulting two other young children. 28-year-old brandon genest taught high school at the bentley school in lafayette. he's accused of assaulting two children he was babysitting -- ages 5 and 7. now - police say there are two other victims under the age of 14. the string of charges against genest include lewd acts with a child and indecent exposure. he's scheduled to appear in court on thursday. (2-shot/vicki) to the south bay now where a plan to revive the all but shutteredvallco mall in cupertino is a step closer to reality.(2- shot/catherine) not only that -- the project is seen as a kind of test case for legislation designed to help ease the bay area's housing crunch.(double box) kron four's rob fladeboe is live in cupertino...and brings us up to date.rob? (rob live) lots of ideas and plans for what to do with the long defunct vallco shopping center here on wolfe road have come and gone in recent

(catherine) and i'm catherine heenan in for grant lodes. right now-- there are roughly 87-thousand uncounted ballots in san francisco. so it could be days before we find out who will be the city's next mayor. kron 4's michelle kingston is live in san francisco with the latest on the race. michelle? (mk)ánatsáa long night for san francisco's mayoral candidates ... both leno and breed still waiting to find out who will take the top spot.mark leno, candidate for san francisco mayor"i wouldn't be surprised if we saw some zig zagging or sea sawing."mark leno catching up with reporters today ... talking about the votes still left to be counted. the race remains too close to call with ballots still being accepted through friday.san francisco uses a ranked choice voting system that allows voters to select their top three favorites.the person with the most first place votes -- london breed in this case -- isn't necessarily the winner. there are still tens of thousands of votes left to count before anyone becomes mayor.ánatsálondon breed also speakin

(catherine) and i'm catherine heenan in for grant lodes. diagnosed with lou gehrig's disease. his wife announced his death on twitter. saying in part "i'm heartbroken to tell you that today i lost my best friend and husband. he passed peacefully surrounded by many of the people he loved most. i am thankful for all of dwight's friends, teammates and 49ers fans who have sent their love during his battle with a-l-s.(vicki) here now to talk more about dwight clark - kron4 sports director gary radnich. the very sad news the very sad news today. after a very public battle with a-l-s... dwight clark passed away at the age of 61... we just saw it... but let's see it again... clark's iconic again... clark's but let's see it just saw it... but let's see it again... clark's iconic "catch"... estimation!"> "the catch" certainly the most iconic sports moment in bay area history.

now back to catherine herridge or the more key point.l reading through this, processing the documents, figuring out what bubbles up and what you might be interested in to give you the facts to make your decision. this is fox news. we'll be right back. find the re? nah. honey look, your old portable cd player. my high school rethainer. oh don't... it's early 90s sitcom star dave coulier... cut...it...out! [laughing] what year is it? as long as stuff gets lost in the couch, you can count on geico saving folks money. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. and the nx hybridhe 2018 lexus nx with a class-leading 31 mpg combined estimate. lease the 2018 nx 300 for $339 a month for 36 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. >> shepard: continuing coverage of the fox top story, the justice department inspector general's report on the clinton e-mail investigation. it also criticizes the former fbi deputy director andrew mccabe. now catherine herridge has more. >> one of the issues is whether mccabe should

let me just read it to you, catherine. it says: although we did not find clear evidence that secretary clinton or her colleagues intended to violate laws governing the handling of classified information, there is evidence that there were extremely careless in their handling of very sensitive, highly classified information. i have seen some reports on twitter and have you read the report so let me ask you here. is there finding in this report that foreign actor was actually able to access hillary clinton's email? >> we were able to obtain a document earlier today. this was an email that was sent in may of 2016, among a smaller group of senior fbi officials, including this fbi agent peter strzok who was number 2 in the counter intelligence division. i think you need to pay close attention to the language. because he says that they know foreign actors got access to some of the clinton emails by compromising the accounts of her staff. what he does not say is that the compromise was on the server itself. but he does say that th

we are joined by the director catherine young later on.also coming up, we are looking at whether beijing is using its currency as a weapon in this trade fight with washington. we have a conversation with our next guest about that. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ ramy: let us look at the chinese currency, the yuan on its worst losing streak since 2015. everyone is asking whether or not beijing is quietly using the .urrency as a weapon, during the trade negotiations in other words, are the weakening the currency? this question is a bit tricky. if you look at the first chart, if you look at the fixing, the question is now. in fact, that pb has tended to fix the yuan stronger than the previous. close if you ask the market though, flipping this around, having a look at the spread between the official close and the mid-rate, there is a downward pressure on the currency when you look at the market. this is one of the measures we look at, the spread between the mid-rate.ami the if it starts to push higher, there is a weakening tennessee towards the later p

catherine? (catherine) the report comes from the national coalition for low income housing.only a handful of states offer affordable housing for people making less than fifteen dollars an hour. the problem --- even the lowest amount is higher than the local minimum wage. kaching!in arkansas, for example, you only need to earn a little over 13 dollars for a typical two bedroom apartment. but that is still almost double the arkansas minimum wage of eight and a half dollars.in california, the gap is even greater.you can afford a typical two bedroom apartment is you make just under 33 dollars an hourthat is three times the state minimum wage of eleven dollars, anyone making that amount would have to work triple shifts of 119 hours a week for a two bedroom apartment.even a single bedroom would need to work 93 hours,kaching!the bay area's tight housing market puts us at the top of the list nationally.in marin, san francisco and san mateo counties you'll need to make at least 60 dollars an hour ... as much as ninety dollars in some zip codes.whoosh finally let's zoom in on contra c

media coverage and one other aspect which is quickly mention what the catherine mention and to support what she said. it's interesting about the iran i'm going to you mention always being brought up but in three years no actual hard evidence has been shown whatsoever even by those that claim that iran is back into the tubes to prove that i mean i should be sorry i got a job i'm going to jump in here and we have to remember that in december of last year the pentagon admitted it had troops on the ground we're going to go to a short break and after a short break that short break we'll continue our discussion on yemen state with our team. whether they should be. one of the people so he'd be in luck because. that's. just me what i mean i well me and i. see. that. moment was. to move. the school i'm. only in the spirit in the reason the president said from the watch musical blood coming from the. winter with him and he that. and then you have no new move can you. hear michelle i . this is kentucky. boys you could walk. a comb and he says he was almost no coal mines lived. all the. people the

(catherine) (catherine) attrition.) that company report says it's discovered that many minority employees left because they didn't feel included... and says google will work to change its culture to be more inclusive, pam amd ken? (pam) in national news: president trump's former campaign manager will be spending the next few weeks behind bars. today, a federal judge revoked his bail.from our partners at c-n-n .. sara murray has the story: paul manafort slated to spend at least the next three months awaiting trial in a jail cell -- a twist that took the former trump campaign chairman and his legal team by surprise today, a source tells cnn. u-s district judge amy berman jackson saying - "i have no appetite for this" - and revoking manafort's bail after he spent more than seven months under house arrest.the move coming after special counsel robert mueller's team alleged manafort weeks using different phones and apps to try to tamper with witness testimony and called him a "danger to the community."as manafort pleaded not

(catherine) and i'm catherine heenan all the hard work and dedication paid off as the dubs beat the cavs8-85... lets get right to sports director gary radnich.... gary, four final appearances, three nba title... and an incredible season...how are you feeling tonight?

ok let me go back to catherine on skype in brighton well as we've already pointed out on this program when you put it quite definitively in the first part of the program. the people of yemen do not want to be occupied they're proven over the last three years to be quite resistant to that even though the casualties are high in every single way there has never been any doubt solid documentation that iran is helping militarily or any in any kind of meaningful material way so what is facing the saudis in the usa in the in the emirates i mean it doesn't. have a land invasion in occupy it i mean the people of yemen have shown do themselves to be quite resilient to the onslaught that they have experienced over the last three and a half years go ahead catherine. well yes i mean historically yemen was nothing they did intend that you know the ultimate in power actually you know gave all been allowed yemen to have a great degree of autonomy and it really goes to show that you know the really good at brushing up on the history bearing in mind that yemen is actually a neighbor when it comes to yo

catherine: a evener senator dprils down.trzok texted about the meeting that mccabe apparently could not remember. >> he said he did not recall. catherine: senator graham says the texts speak of political bias. >> i'm glad you found what you found. but i am not buying that the clinton email investigation was on the up and up. catherine: the first public testimony from michael horowitz and christopher wray divide along party lines. >> director wray has quite a mess to clean up. i think he knows that. >> the inspector general found no evidence of political bias in the fbi's investigation of secretary clinton or in the decision not to pursue criminal charges. reporter: horowitz testified. one memo documented' private conversations with president trump. >> we received a referral and we'll issue a report when the matter is complete. catherine: >> can you assure there are no ongoing leaks from any office of the fbi to rudolf giuliani? >> i am not aware of any. we are investigating a number of leaks even as we speak. >> the fbi dire

french newspaper is reporting that saudi arabia is threatening military action against qatar if catherine acquires of russian weapons le figaro newspaper says the saudi crown prince has written to u.s. president donald trump and british prime minister to resign me to warn that it is ready to retaliate if catherine acquires the s four hundred anti aircraft defenses that it was reported on friday that he'd written a similar letter to the french president emanuel across cutter's embassador to moscow said in january that his country intended to acquire the missile system. the anti immigration s.t.'s party led by the former prime minister younis young is ahead in slovenia's parliamentary election with around a quarter of the votes shortly after polls closed said he wants to form a government that will benefit all citizens but he isn't on course to win an outright majority and may struggle to form a coalition with other parties because leaders refused to work with him because of his and the immigrants that's those are the headlines stay with us coming up next it's witness of a. the i.m.f. said

i'm going to take -- yes, catherine? okay. i'm going to take 500,000 in reserve from the body cameras, and then, i'm going to take 500,000 from professional services, and then, i'm done. and then, i'm happy to entertain a motion. [inaudible] >> supervisor cohen: excuse me? to the controller's office. >> i apologize, madam chair. i've lost track. could you -- >> supervisor cohen: sure. 500,000 from reserve for the body worn cameras, and then, $500,000 for professional services contract. i'll leave the workload study. >> okay. understood. >> supervisor yee: i'd like -- >> supervisor cohen: supervisor yee? >> supervisor yee: i'd like to at least look at the vehicle and reduce it by the 500,000 so it's consistent with last year. >> supervisor cohen: okay. so you're saying 4 million? >> supervisor yee: right. their ask is 4.5. i'd reduce it to 4. >> supervisor cohen: okay. so that's 1.5. all right. i'll make a motion -- supervisor -- ben? >> just -- we understand, so together, that's a $1 million reduction to the budget that's in f

media coverage and one other aspect which is quickly mention the catherine mention and to support what she said. it's interesting about the iran i'm going to mention always be important but in three years no actual hard evidence has been shown whatsoever even by those that claim that iran is back into the tubes to prove that i'm going to unleash the sorrows i got a job i'm going to jump in here and we have to remember that in december of last year the pentagon admitted it had troops on the ground we're going to go to a short break and after a short break that short break we'll continue our discussion on yemen state with r.t. . this is says harlan kentucky. boy says he was very funny. a co money since he was almost no coal mines left. the jobs are gone all the coal mines just said i'd. love to see these people the survivors of disappearing before their eyes. i remember thinking when i was younger that if anything ever happened to the coal mines here that it would become a ghost town but i never thought in a million years i would see that and it's happening it's happened. welcome to maxi

catherine rampell and john fredricks. thank you for being available on a friday night that's the main course with the i.c.e. move. but start with dessert. the prank phone call with the comedian working with howard stern got through to air force one and had a long conversation with the president, posing as new jersey senator bob menendez. here a taste. >> sir your call is connected. >> hi, bob. >> hey, how are you? >> how are you. congratulations on everything. we're proud of you. congratulations. great job. you went through a tough, tough situation. and i don't think a very fair situation. but congratulations. >> thank you so much. and you know i'm sorry to bother you, mr. president, but my constituents are giving me a lot of feed about this immigration thing. i did something noble by getting them back with the families but i have to answer them what can i tell them you're going to do in moving forward? >> bob, let me -- let me just have you -- i want to take care of the situation. every bit as much as anybody else. at th

for more, we go to catherine nicholson. catherine, walk us through this meeting after a week of heated exchanges. it certainly does, and i'm sure, molly, you and our kindrs will know that this of conflict between an new european leader and it established one is often or formality. you see we have the guards ready to go. everything looks like it would for one of these visits, but the atmosphere is tensor than usual. thatentioned the row happened between emmanuel macron and the italian prime minister inr italy's refusal to take an ngo ship with more than 6000 migrants in the mediterranean. there's a row and emmanuel being said that italy was cynical and acting irresponsibly. and outater not out apologize -- he did say on the mean to ushe did not and italy or italians. this meeting was almost scrapped, but as you can see, it is going ahead. we expect the italian prime minister to shore up intensive we expectes time -- the italian prime minister to 10 to 15 minutes time. italy is a country that has seen itself doing a lot of th

catherine rampell and john fredricks.vailable on a friday night that's the main course with the i.c.e. move. but start with dessert. the prank phone call with the comedian working with howard stern got through to air force one and had a long conversation with the president, posing as new jersey senator bob menendez. here a taste. >> sir your call is connected. >> hi, bob. >> hey, how are you? >> how are you. congratulations on everything. we're proud of you. congratulations. great job. you went through a tough, tough situation. and i don't think a very fair situation. but congratulations. >> thank you so much. and you know i'm sorry to bother you, mr. president, but my constituents are giving me a lot of feed about this immigration thing. i did something noble by getting them back with the families but i have to answer them what can i tell them you're going to do in moving forward? >> bob, let me -- let me just have you -- i want to take care of the situation. every bit as much as anybody else. at the top level. i'd like

catherine heenan talked to the congressman a short time ago.. catherine - tell us what you know - what'sdesaulnier - my only response is this is madness. we want no part of the president's unethical immoral and illegal zero tolerance policy. it's just no practical to put nearly 50-thousand people on this property. the infrastructure has been closed for over 10 years. there were nuclear weapons stored out there we believe. this is just craziness.catherine - what can you do, what are you doing immediately to fight this?rep. desaulnier - we'll fight them legally, we'll fight them politically because we think this is an immoral impractical policy. then to hear that that this is going to be done in my district, the city i represent. we'll fight them to make sure this really stupid police would ever come to realization. (pam) congressman desaulnier (de-sown-yay) says the proposed camp sounds like one of the world war two-era internment camps used to hold japanese- americans. (ken) firefighters tackle a fast moving wild fire in san francisco... but not before it damaged some homes and injured o

catherine heenan is here with the story.. (catherine) the former governor is still in prison on corruption charges... martha stewart spent five months in prison for lying to investigators about the timing of a stock sale.. both may be in line for special attention from the president. he's focusing on cases where he argued the justice system unfairly treated celebrity figures. rod bla- goya-vich began serving a 14 year sentence in 2012..he was a contestant on trump's 'celebrity apprentice' tv show in 2010. stewart hosted an 'apprentice' spin-off show. some political observers speculate the president mightbe sending a message to political allies who are under investigation -- perhaps signalling that he's in a position to eventually help 'them' out too.. grant and vicki? (grant) the state senate approved a bill allowing -- but not requiring -- seven california cities to extend alcohol sales as late as 4 a-m. (grant) sb-905 is intended for bars, nightclubs and restaurants to extend their hours. san francisco and oakland are among

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army and counter terrorism intelligence officer and in brighton we cross to catherine shocked and she is a senior analyst with center all right cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want i always appreciated let me go to charles first. this war has been going on for three years i gave some of the stats encourage our viewers to go to doctors without frontiers and look at their side on yemen the much more detailed much more group. i would even say what is the u.k. u.s. interest in this war against the country the poorest country in the middle east what is the thinking behind british foreign policy supporting saudi arabia and the emirates against yemen. i suspect on the one hand you've got u.k. and the u.s. saying that says some degree and we can come on to that later on their national interests are aligned with saudi arabia particularly against iran of course in yemen elsewhere and again you have to question and i'm hoping hopefully later in a post we will do that in more detail as to why the u.k. and u.s. always seem to see their interests as being in confli

catherine herridge tells us where things stand.atherine: two sources close to the matter tell fox news the justice department ramped up its production of record to the house committees. but a key set of documents when the russia case began was not provided. they are expecting a letter asking for more time or explaining why they cannot comply with the subpoenas. the house speaker met with the fbi director, deputy attorney general and the three republican committee chairmen and went line by line through the outstanding requests. it includes the use of confidential human sources to kickstart the russia probe. >> they have been dragging their feet at the justice department. they could have spared the country a lot of drama if they would have complied months ago. catherine: new information cape to light that appears to move up the timeline with the fbi taking significant investigative steps before the russia case officially opened in 2016. trey gowdy's outspoken comments reflected the new information. >> you are going to comply or there

chief intel correspondent catherine herridge on capitol hill with more. >> catherine: thank you, we haveup here for three hours and strozk has been inside this transcribed interview. since he is not in the house committee hearing room or under oath per se, he is still not allowed to lie to congressional investigators or staff members without penalty. we heard from republicans based on what they heard inside and behind closed doors and the documents they revealed they still believe that the political bias played a role in the clinton investigation. then by extension the strozk's role in both. her is congressman mark meadow s. >> i would suggest anyone to say they look at it impartially. i don't know how any reasonable person reads the text and suggest there is no bias. if you have intimate communication between two people that normally shows intent more so perhaps than something said in public. >> he arrived here with no security. just his lawyer. fox news got questions to him about the political bias whether he would decline to answer the questions today and whether he was willing to tes

catherine and philip are back with me. as we talk about the russia factor here, another striking moment, talking about images we've seen of kim jong-un in the last several weeks, has been of him with sergey lavrov. vladimir putin tries to muscle in on the north korean action, you can say. >> absolutely. you're seeing other leaders start to show up here, which means that kim is really not just -- i mean, you talk about a coming out party, but it is bigger than that. it is a diplomater moment f eic him, trying to move on to the world stage more. >> and from the perspective of what we saw over the last 90 minutes -- we're showing you the video, some of which you saw life her live here, as kim jong-un walked the streets here, down by the bay, with the singaporean foreign minister. they took the selfie by one of the most famous tourist attractions here in singapore, gardens by the bay. and hit up the 57th floor of a place you were just at. >> last night. >> spoiler alert. last night. working, obviously. >> the symbolism is sost

johnson the editor of the magazine that we discussed before and catherine his wife had an intellectual salon at their townhouse in manhattan and they were not really rich but they acted that way and brought together for dinners musicians and other luminaries. one of them came all the time was mark twain he would come to dinner and after would go to the tesla laboratory there is tesla there in the background and these two played like kids shooting lightning beams across the lab and they were having a marvelous time so my point is this man who is superman the intriguing part is he was human but one example of their letter is that tesla had been sick a couple of days with a cold and robert wrote him a letter that exemplifies the daily notes and it said it has been a whole week since we saw you and we only need you. so with that very humane superman would have reveled in the excitement of discovery. i don't think there is any thrill and that of the inventor to see the young creation such emotions make a man forget everything. as in adventure perhaps one of the last curiosities motivated by

catherine - you know that zero tolerance for illegal immigration has not been signed away.want a 'migrant camp'. pointing out that mexico carefully guards its own borders. how would you likeo see all of this resolved. deputy consul general - well this is a very complex situation. this requires international cooperation. we need to understand the migrant has a positive impact. catherine - you're not suggesting open borders - correct? deputy consul general - that's correct. we are not doing that. what we are trying to do is recognize that each country has the right to manage its own borders. and we need to recognize that the borders are an opportunity for both sides. so we need to collaborate and coordinate better in order to make better decisions that are economically sound. (ken) (ken) the deputy consul general says, that most of the children now being detained are from central america - not mexico.america - not mexico. he says he hopes congress comes up with a fix that accomodates not only economics - but human rights.(pam) time now for a look at tonight's top local storie