(catherine) up (catherine) up next... meet a up (catherine) (catherine) (catherine) up next...eet a man who says a bear met his match... when he. i'm april kennedy and i'm an arborist with pg&e in the sierras. since the onset of the drought, more than 129 million trees have died in california. pg&e prunes and removes over a million trees every year to ensure that hazardous trees can't impact power lines. and since the onset of the drought we've doubled our efforts. i grew up in the forests out in this area and honestly it's heartbreaking to see all these trees dying. what guides me is ensuring that the public is going to be safer and that these forests can be sustained and enjoyed by the community in the future. man says he came face to face with a bear inside his cabin. (catherine) he says the bear ripped the lock off the front door... and then knocked tables over... but that's before it apparently met its match - in johnny bolton. (ken) steve large has the story. nats of johnny bolton:"who knows what happens in these moments..."an incredible confrontation...between johnny bol

(catherine) and i'm catherine heenan. the intruder was shot and is hospitalized tonight... it happened in richmond just after midnight.. not far from the hilltop mall... on alta mira drive. kron4's dan kerman joins us live from richmond police headquarters. in the front window of this richmond home a bullet hole... another one in the door of the car parked out front. it's an indication of what went on here shortly after midnightsot sgt. lynette parker/richmond police 10-17a 47 year old man attempted to break into two homes, before successfully entering a home on alta mira by breaking a window.but once inside the home the suspect was confronted by one of the residents, who was armed. police say when the suspect refused to retreat, the resident shot him in the upper part of his body, critically injuring the suspectsot debbie attaway/neighbor 32-38i heard popping, i was asleep, but i rolled right back overdebbie attaway lives next door, she assumed the popping was fireworks because the neighborhood is quiet most of the time. she only awoke later to find it was in fact gunfire

(catherine) and i'm catherine heenan. despite the usual and frequent warnings - you didn't have to look far to see evidence of iillegal fireworks... kron4's rob fladeboe shows us what he found in one east san jose neighborhood. maria aranda/store owner "....it was just like great america....only worse..." maria aranda is talking about what she called the "brazen" illegal fireworks show that took place last night just down the street from her taqueria.maria aranda/store owner ".....it makes people happy, they come over here and they set up chairs towatch it..."the intersection of bonita avenue and east san antonio streetseemed to be the main launch pad for quite a display judging fromthe spent fireworks littering the street. there are several scenes like this around the five wounds neighborhood. i saw dozens of spent rockets, firecracker debris and sparklers. the show lasted into to the wee hours said one resident.mike/five wounds resident ".....san jose police and firefighters are so overwhelmed with all these illegal fir

(catherine) and i'm catherine heenan in for grant lodes. the fire broke out just after 1:30 this afternoon. so far it's burned about 33 acres in the area of moraga road and buckingham drive. fire officials say it started in an open space behind homes. and right now it is 50-percent contained. we will continue to track the progress of the fire and bring you updates as it becomes available. (catherine) also tonight... the wildfire in yolo county continues to burn out of control. it's now said to be burning one-point-five square miles an hour. thre's some good news - since winds are dying down and the temperatures are cooling off. (vicki) the fire is also causing poor air quality in the bay area... as smoke is filling the skies and ash is falling through the air. here's a look at where the fire is burning right now... it has reached napa county... near lake berryessa... but is mostly in yolo county. (catherine) so far the fire has burned 44- thousand-500 acres and is just three-percent contained. 116 buildings are threatened... and more than 1

(catherine) actor tab hunter has actor (catherine)(catherine) actor tab hunter has died...in the 1950ooks made him a heartthrob formillions of teenaged girls.. hunter was raised in the bay area... he talked about how he was an introverted young man who had to learn how to deal with fame. in a 2015 documentary - called "tab hunter confidential" -- he talked about the stresses of being a closeted gay man in hollywood.. hunter talked to kron four the year the film was released.. saying 'gay' wasn't even a word people talked about.. tab hunter in 2015 - that word just wasn't around in those days. i think the most important thing is what you are as a human being. so often people want to label you - he's this or she's that.the important thing - what kind of human being are you? those things were not discussed. they were nobody's business. you're a product of the studio. they build your career. you do what they tell you - or you're out of there and they get someone else in there. there. hunter died sunday of a blood clot in his leg that caused cardiac arrest.. he was 86 years old. (vicki) le

(catherine) despite that fact - there were some new evacuations... kron4's will tran is in napa county with the latest on the firefight. you can see where the fire is burning in yolo county.. and napa county-- near lake berryessa. here is where things stand tonight. the county fire has burned 72-thousand acres. it is now 15 -percent contained. mandatory evacuations are still in place. two more mandatory evacuations have just been put in place due to the county fire.... the new orders affect the areas west of state highway 16, to berryessa knoxville road, south of old county road 40, and north of county road 53. cal- fire has issued evacuation advisories for the berryessa highlands, markley cove resort, and pleasure cove resort areas. (vicki) americans across the country are saying "happy birthday" to the nation... but one group of people have another top priority this holiday. holiday.priority this another top people have group of but one the nation...birthday" to saying "happy country are across the americans (vicki) resort areas. resort areas.pleas

catherine: during the 2016 campaign, the defendants members of the gru are accused of hacking democratsemails and releasing them. in some cases masquerading as u.s. citizens, they flooded the web. >> the conspirators created fictitious online persona. the defendants falsely claimed that d.c. leaks was a group of american hearing and guccifer 2.0 was a lone romanian hacker. catherine: the indictment says guccifer 2.0 got a request from a member of congress to who wanted records about his opponent. hackers for the first time targeted a company used by clinton's personal office on the same day president trump said this. >> if russia is listening, i hope you are able to you find the 30,000 emails that are missing. catherine: a white house spokesperson said there is no allegation americans knew they were corresponding with russians. there is no allegation any american citizen committed a crime and no allegation the conspiracy changed the vote count. >> this is the appropriate scope. whether you are republican, democrat, conservative or liberal, we should be concerned about cyber-security. wh

and catherine is it unusual to see wildfires in sweden. there is precedent for a while and just in twenty fourteen say four years ago there was a huge wildfire which ended up being started in july twenty fourth and so much the following yeah that at the time was the biggest wildfire sweden had seen in bold yes and the difference now is that these guys follow a long period of drought which means that in so many different places and the much harder to get out catherine edwards thank you very much for the latest from stockholm in sweden thank you. and we're going to the middle east now where hamas says it's reached an agreement with israel to end weeks of bloodshed in the gaza strip and this comes a day after deadly clashes on friday sparked by the death of an israeli soldier from gunshot wounds sustained to doing protests along the fence that separates israel and gaza now israel has not commented on the cease fire but so far the truce appears to be holding. grief in the gaza strip hamas fighters gathered to mourn one of their own killed in a

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

young investment director from fidelity international in hong kong great to have you with us catherine the united states is now follow through on its threat how will this affect the chinese economy . or in terms of just looking at the markets to begin with this uncertainty continues to be an overhang so investors very concerned in particular about what the chinese are going to do from retaliation perspective from an economic perspective again it's too early to tell in terms of the impact any impact at this point in time is quite minimal but we do have to be mindful whilst we have these external headwinds we also have the internal issues in terms of the deal leveraging process and whether and fact the cost of funding remains too high for a number of chinese corporates let's talk about that tit for tat perspective that you raise then catherine because on the other hand of course we've got china being a big lender for the united states and its government so where does this now leave the u.s. . well from a broader perspective because the chinese are still one of the biggest holders of u.s.

catherine: for more on this i'm joined by ian. a history professor at empire state college in new york. hello, thank you very much for joining us. this case, the paul manafort trial isn't related to the russia charges. it centers on work he did with pro-russians before he joined the campaign. yet it still seems important for the mueller inquiry and for the white house. why is that? >> because the real question is, what exactly does paul manafort know? paul in political terms knows where the bodies are buried, so to speakak. if paul mananafort ultimately i convicted or believes he's going to be convicted and faces decades in jail it's that much more likely he'll cooperate with robert mueller and tell him what he knows about, for example, the trump tower meeting in 2016. when you look what happened last week with michael cohen saying that donald trump knew about the 2016 meeting, if paul manafort goes on the record with mueller and corroborates what he said that donald trump knew about the campaign meeting, now you have evidence dir

catherine heenan is here with the story..nd jury has indicted seven high-profile graffiti vandals... the d.a. accuses them of tagging and vandalizing buildings in the city - repeatedly. calling them the people who 'drive' the problem in san francisco. you're looking at some of the graffiti blamed on the 7 men. aside from anything else....d.a. george gascon says it's a very expensive problem. gascon says there's been lots of property damage.... and it's particularly harmful to small business owners who find it hard to keep coming up with the cash to clean things up. authorities say most of the authorities say things up.to clean things up. authorities say most of the damage is being done by taggers...as opposed to hard core gang graffiti. ken and pam? (pam) new at 6. bay area based tesla announced today .... it will build its first factory outside of the united states... in the chinese city - shanghai. this news is coming less than a month after announcing around 500- worker layoffs here in the bay area. the agreement signed to

and ethiopians as well all right catherine story there in nairobi catherine thank you. nicaragua students of use facebook to plead for their lives as pro-government forces stormed a university in the capital managua. a live stream shows the students taking cover on appealing to their families as gunshots were heard in the background they've been months of protests and strikes across the country calling on president. to resign and more than two hundred sixty protestors have been killed since the unrest began in a fairly small from managua. where the red cross ambulance was able to finally go inside the premises of the university. bring out some of the wounded students wounded in there apparently to journalists as well were able to lease members of the clergy mid negotiated with paramilitary to allow these people to leave however and not everyone has been able to leave. the university there are students feel taken refuge inside that church that is inside the premises of the university and it's still surrounded by paramilitary of course many of these students are terrified

story in nairobi catherine thank you. know nicaragua a video has emerged of sudanese pleading for their lives as pro-government forces storm a huge. in the capital managua. the footage stream lawyer book shows the students taking cover pleading to loved ones as gunshots were heard in the background been months of protests and strikes across the country calling on president dunn the military go to resign more than two hundred sixty protesters have been killed since the unrest began in april money on assumptions as more from a moderate. well the red cross ambulance was able to finally go inside the premises of the university to bring out the some of the wounded the students wounded in there apparently to journalists as well were able to lease members of the clergy mid negotiated with paramilitary to allow these people to leave however and not everyone has been able to leave. the university there are students still taken refuge inside that church that is inside the premises of the university and it's still surrounded by para

catherine heenan has the story.r cell phone to her ear isseen next to a woman selling things on the street... this is on market street in san francsico... she doesn't seem to be fazed at first when a man begins recording video... initially smiling and waving.. but then san francisco resident derrick perryman beginstaunting her - calling her "permit betty." and things got more tense. the woman says the the woman says "we have to ask guys'....saying she hasto check for permits. but the man accuses her of messing with people who are trying to make a living. the woman making the call eventually left when perrymanthreatened to try to find out where she works.. ken and pam? (pam) golden gate park will host thousands of people this weekend ... for the 32nd annual - aids walk san francisco. there will be a 10-k walk .... which starts and ends in golden gate park. actors from hit shows, such as 'n-c-i-s los angeles' and 'orange is the new black' .. will be at the opening ceremony. a post-walk show will be held at robin willi

catherine? >> manafort's legal team asked for more time to go through thousands of records, documents related to the case. the judge in this prosecution in virginia has granted them until july 31. so he's given about a week of wiggle room. this -- the virginia court is known as the rocket docket. they have a reputation for moving quickly. it's not surprising he's granted an extra bit of team but only a week, john. >> jon: catherine, thank you. back to you in a moment. the president speaking in the white house. a manufacturing event. let's listen in. >> we can't go the other way. this is the way it's going to go. make our farmers great again. i had them made up. that's the way i feel. i want to thank you. welcome everybody to the white house for the second annual made in america showcase. made in america, made in the u.s. what to you like better? made in the u.s.a.? made in america? both pretty good. [applause] i remember when i was growing up, i'd see made in america all over the place. made in

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sawyer joins us live now from nairobi in neighboring kenya catherine clearly an historic meeting between the leaders of both countries what are they expecting to happen here today. very story daryn and we expect president after work to be landing in the capital addis ababa within this hour he's going to be received by a prime minister ahmed then going to go for a private lunch at the presidential palace the president is then going to get told to travel to an area in the south called what this is an industrial city. and tomorrow sunday richard president is expected to open an embassy as well as address a public forum to town hall a millennium of all now this is a fast to visit as we mentioned very historic first visit by president after work you too if you know pia in twenty years and things peter things daryn have progressed very quickly lot of observers have been by surprise it all started when prime minister be reached out to the rich and president back in april and then very and agreed to abide by this you when ruling on the disputed territories that had been the course of this twenty

catherine heenan is here with the story... (catherine) the video is from the hospital's isolation ward.... the boys wave for the camera - and make two-finger victory signs... and news from the doctors is good.. they say some tests are still pending but the children and their 25-year-old coach are recovering quickly. doctors say no one seems to be particularly stressed....saying they all took care of each other during their long ordeal. they're eating soft food...and a few are already eating a normal diet.there's been concern about things like panic attacks or nightmares...but the boyshave been sleeping well and they're not on anti-anxiety medication. thai authorities held a final news conference...saying the rescue operation taught them a lot... mae sai, thailand (ap) - the 12 thai boys rescued from deep within a flooded cave have made two-finger victory signs from their hospital beds in a moving video from the isolation ward where they're recuperating after an 18-day ordeal. the youngest, who is 11, appeared asleep under a cr

in paris.y rally catherine bennett will serve more news on trade tensions. catherine: the u.s.ld be facing a backlash if it goes ahead with plans to impose new tariffs of up to 25% on cars. the auto industry has been united in opposition to the plans, saying that terrorists would affect jobs, raise the cost of vehicles and damage sales. brussels is getting ready for the worst-case scenario as the european commission president has a washington next week on a mission to dissuade donald trump to reconsider. the eu made a list of u.s. products ready to hit the tariffs of its own should trump the side to pull the trigger -- decide to pull the trigger. >> countryside is create a stable environment for trade or they don't. it is the general public, citizens that will feel the impact and pain of every conflict. third-largestan's steel manufacturer is stars in the latest corporate scandal. they admitted to faking strength and quality data for product sold hundreds of clients all over the world. major car and playmakers like boeing and general motors have had to investigate whether the u

if we knew each other since video like thirty years ago you know we used to play chess together catherine players have complained to feed a the world chess organization but they aren't optimistic. note if the tournament is belongs to peter this is what championship. vision but for of the region i don't know the i don't think they want to interfere and say ok guys it's your problem. to take one side of. the day has a slogan against sumus we are one family but that message of unity rings hollow when the gulf players have become pawns caught up in the politics of a region divided into al-jazeera. limpet medal winning figure skater has died at the age of twenty five after being attacked with a knife in his native cover denniston that won bronze at the sochi games in twenty forty and also competed at the beyond tanga olympics earlier this year police say ten was stabbed in the thought i as he tried to stop two men from feeling his comment was he later died of his injuries and hospital. it is a mess and once thanks very much the. now thousands of signed by superhero anime fans of all shapes and

chief intelligence correspond to catherine herridge is here tonight with new analysis on the heavily redacted fisa documents about former trump campaign advisor carter page. jason chaffetz uncovers meant matt gaetz join us live to investigate the fusion gps connection and answer the critics about what the fisa documents really tell us about

good evening, catherine. >> well, thank you, bret. and good evening.eputy attorney general rod rosenstein characterized the cyber threat as persistent and pervasive calling internal obligation to call out the bad actors. >> public attribution, foreign influence campaigns can help to counter and mitigate the harm caused by foreign sponsored misinformation. when people are aware of the true sponsor they can make better informed decisions. >> a new justice department report explains their strategy for confronting election meddling and details how bad actors operate. they target voting infrastructure like voting machines. they steal and weaponize voter data. help politicians with compromising email to damaging political opponents. spread false information and rely on unlawful lobbiying efforts. same hackers who went after the clinton emails remain active. >> earlier this year we did discover that a fake microsoft domain had been established as the landing page for phishing attacks and we saw metadata that suggests that those phishing attacks were being dir

time has not slowed catherine deneuve she's a prolific artist with more than one hundred movies underher belt now she chooses her roles remain simple. i think i am still on the same it's the same thing that i felt you know years ago it's always the desire you know for. the characters but. most of all it's the film the director that they choose in recent years didn't stand together we can learn from trees dancer in the dark. zones eight women this is a city and martine provost the midwife in twenty seven playing. for her work catherine deneuve has received dozens of awards and accolades and now she's got another one. another one to add to her chester for trophies so now there are two prizes there are so sick and architecture details yeah. they're both i should say very much life time achievement awards awards it's for a body of work you will get a twenty year old winning the premium in paris and in the cast a great architecture this is being won by another french another french window this is christiane to put some pock and this is a concert hall in luxembourg he designs obviously has

catherine players have complained to feed a the world chess organization but they aren't optimistic physic and if the tournament is belongs to freedom this is what championship. but for of the region i don't know the i don't think they would they want to interfere and say ok guys it's your problem you know it's just who do want to take one side or the other bt has a slogan again when a sumus we are one family but that message of unity rings hollow in the gulf players have become pawns caught up in the politics of a region divided into modern and al-jazeera doha. it is good to have you with us hello adrian fitting in here in doha the headlines and i was here a palestinian factions have agreed to return to calm with israel after a day of violence along the border fence between gaza and israel hamas spokesman says that egypt and the un mediated for palestinians and an israeli soldier died on friday jan stratford proposal from gaza. we were expecting more of a response from hamas certainly all indications suggest that like israel hamas does not want another war in our we understand that have a

catherine players have complained to feed a the world chess organization but they aren't optimistic physic and the note if the tournament is belongs to peter this is what championship championship but for of the region i don't know the i don't think they would they want to interfere and say ok guys it's your problem you know it's just me doing to take one side of the day has a slogan against sumus we are one family but that message of unity rings hollow in the gulf. players have become pawns caught up in the poll ticks of a region divided into a moment an al-jazeera doha. three kept the headlines for you now on al-jazeera housen in factions have agreed to return to comment this real after a day of violence along the fence separating gaza and israel hamas spokesperson says the agreement was mediated by egypt and the u.n. for palestinians and an israeli soldier died in the latest violence on friday mohammad champion has more than must resign. after hours of escalation in gaza has a cease fire been reached well that very much depends on who you ask according to hamas a cessation of hostilitie

catherine? >> the indictment matters because it's the first time we've had a connection drawn between russian military officers and the election meddling. the officers are part of the gru, which is like the cia or the intelligence i equivalent here. they were mining this with two tracks. one was stealing the documents and political e-mails and the other was disseminating that information. here's the deputy attorney general from earlier today. >> first, they use a scheme known as spearfishing, which involves sending misleading e-mail messages and tricking the users into disclosing passwords and security information. second, the defendants hacked into computer networks and installed malicious software that allowed them to spy on users and capture key strokes, take screen shots and remove data from those computers. >> super security experts say really the seeds of this operation were sown in 2014 with something called operation pawn store, which laid the foundation. what we also learned in the indi

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catherine herridge, thank you.e will bring in jack keane, chairman of the institute and fox news senior strata ledge. let me ask you about the comments that president trump made on cbs. where he said that he was very strong. that he challenged him in private what happened about the election, do you believe that? >> yes, sure, why would i not believe it? it is a major issue, and the most important start of the summits is what he had with putin and what they had with the principles at lunch, but the press conference, and it made controversial to be sure, i think some mistakes that the president made in the press conference which i think he has corrected since. >> melissa: doesn't undermine being tough inside if he behaves the way that he did on the outside? >> i think that the press conference in terms of putin is quite irrelevant. because the fact is that to the president that has been the toughest on russia since ronald reagan is donald trump. it is his policy is that putin is paying attention to. he does not pay a

team fox coverage continues with catherine herridge who is also live in washington. catherine? >> the former top spy in the obama administration, james clapper, who faced his own calls for resignation about statements he made to congress, said he believes the current national director of intelligence dan coats should be considering his options. >> what you have to balance is, am i doing more good by leaving and, you know, reinforcing a principle or do i do more harm if i leave. so i'm sure that dan coats, i'd be very surprised if he's not going through that calculus himself right now. >> i don't know brennan, a frequent critic of the president is now joined by cia director who said i was willing to comment on the press conference. he said it could have been worse and until he got to the end, he couldn't have been a lot worse. coat issued a forceful statement that the u.s. intelligence agencies have always been "clear in our assessment" of russian meddling. there's no former state from coats today. it's important to note later this week he's scheduled to speak in the as espn sec

i am joined by catherine bennett. the g20 summit was this weekend. what is the news?> trade disputes were on the agenda and still are after donald trump said he would slap tariffs on $500 billion worth of chinese imports. financial officials gathered at the summit to steer globalal tre away from prototectionist popolicies. the imf has calculated $430 billion worth of mobile gdp could be wiped out by 202020 if these conflicts are not fixed. france and the u.s. did come to loggerheads. steven mnuchin refused to budge on trade with the e.u., demanding a free trade agreement with no subsidies. people are trying to make this about the united states and protectionism. that is not the case. this is about the united states wanting free and fair trade. >> new tariffs are not justified. they penalize industries, businesses, threaten our jobs, and we refused to negotiate. >> catherine, talk us through what the consequences could be if trump does go ahead with these. >> the tariffs cover just about all of the products china imports every year. if he goes through with that, china

keep intelligence corresponded catherine herridge is here with a brand-new. catherine. >> shannon, that was heavily redacted, the 412 pages released late saturday night indicates the unverified dossier financed by the dnc and clinton campaign helped secure the october 2016 surveillance warrant for former trump campaign aide carter page. on twitter, the president tied in the robert mueller special counsel russian probe and the national security court known as fisa. characterizing the opposition research as the fake dirty dossier that was knowingly and falsely submitted to the fisa which was responsible for starting the totally conflicted and discredited mueller witch hunt. according to twitter obtained by fox news, house republicans on the intelligence committee asked the president in mid-june to evidently declassify two key sections. they believe the fbi's reliance on the dossier appears to violate strict internal rules. >> do the declassification before the house goes into recess. >> the president wants and has purposely remained uninvolved in this process.

time for catherine bennett.ou are telling a story about french lawmakers monday to prevent a repeat of the scandal that made headlines last year. catherine: french lawmakers are trying to stop it happened last year from happening again. the world's largest dairy group had a recall more than 12 million tins of babies milk after contracting salmonella. the government to impose higher fines on those that distribute contaminated products. they were via barcode -- faced with dropping oil revenues and skyrocketing inflation, venezuelan to mitigate creative to find new business opportunities. two young engineers and inspiration of the most unlikely of places. they are building car parts out of plastic waste. reporter: one man's trash is another man's business opportunity. they sit there garbage in this dump, searching for plastic. old computer monitors are reborn as car parts by way of this 3-d printer. the engineers founded the company that now supplies 13 venezuelan firms of recycled plastic filament. it also produce

good evening, catherine. >> thank you. good evening, this 29 page indictment on the russian special counsel makes a direct connection between the 2016 election meddling and vladimir putin. the deputy attorney general made the announcement at main justice. >> the indictment charges 12 russian millry officers by name for conspireing to interfere with the 016 presidential election. >> during the 2016 campaign the defends all members of russian intelligence known as the gr ruchlt accused of hacking democrats e-mails and releasing them as well as targeting companies that supplied voter software. in some cases masquerading as u.s. stenls the russian operatives flooded the web with e-mails from the clinton campaign, dnc and dccc. >> they created fictitious personas, dc likes. the defendants falsely claimed dc likes was a group of american hackers. and that goosifer2.0 was a lone romanian hacker. >> the indictment says goosifer 2.0 got a request for stolen documents from a canned fought for u.s. congress who wanted records about h

catherine her edge -- herridge digging into the chaotic hearing of lisa page and later congressman tom gates and breaking in on the controversy, the democrats claim the supreme court nominee will turn back the clock and women are fighting back and speaking out. we'll hear from a former clerk, jennifer mascot. welcome to "fox news @ night." i'm shannon bream in washington. after rallying up nato allies president trump is spending the week at a private golf course and chief white house correspondent john roberts joins us live from london where it will soon be dawn on saturday. hello, john. >> reporter: of the 12 russian intelligence agent by rob rosenstein and robert mueller add a new level of uncertainty for what will happen in the summit monday in helsinki. president trump was not happy about the indictment of 16 other russians in the investigation so he's bound to not be happy about this one as well. there are reports out there the president was informed the indictments were coming down that would indicate when he had his meeting with theresa may the prime minister of the u.k. earlier

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catherine herridge in washington tonight.ere with reaction, fox news contributor and investigative reporter sara carter and author of only a week away "the russia hoax: the illites scheme to clear hillary clinton and frame trump." gregg jarrett. go to your reporting on lisa page today which is very, very important. but only a short time but there is one big development, especially rod rosenstein's name involved again. yet again. >> absolutely, sean. they have asked a number of questions and there have been significant developments. one of the things that we do know is the january 4 letter that the house intelligence committee received from rod rosenstein, they agreed to allow them to interview eight witnesses. eight key witnesses. two of them peter strozk, lisa page. >> sean: this is in january. >> this is in january. when they questioned lisa page and they asked her why didn't you respond to the house intelligence committee request? she said the d.o.j. never contacted her. rod rosenstein never contacted her. >> sean: he is t

catherine herridge in washington tonight.ere with reaction, fox news contributor and investigative reporter sara carter and author of only a week away "the russia hoax: the illites scheme to clear hillary clinton and frame trump." gregg jarrett. go to your reporting on lisa page today which is very, very important. but only a short time but there is one big development, especially rod rosenstein's name involved again. yet again. >> absolutely, sean. they have asked a number of questions and there have been significant developments. one of the things that we do know is the january 4 letter that the house intelligence committee received from rod rosenstein, they agreed to allow them to interview eight witnesses. eight key witnesses. two of them peter strozk, lisa page. >> sean: this is in january. >> this is in january. when they questioned lisa page and they asked her why didn't you respond to the house intelligence committee request? she said the d.o.j. never contacted her. rod rosenstein never contacted her. >> sean: he is t

. >> catherine herridge is at that conference in aspen which is making a lot of news, catherine. >> forure. thanks. the deputy attorney general described the cyber threat as persistent and aggressive and made the case that the justice department has a public responsibility to alert the public to all the bad actors working in the space. russian, china, iran, terrorist groups. so when they're looking at information, analyzing information, they have got some tools. they're armored so they can understand what in fact is credible. >> public attribution, foreign influence campaigns can help mitigate the harm caused by foreign sponsor misinformation. when team are aware of the sponsor, they can make better decisions. >> the newly-released justice department report lays out the key elements of the foreign systems that are targeting the u.s. they include attacking voting infrastructure so voting machines and the software associated with voting, also helping politicians damage their opponents think of hacking the dnc and the clinton e-mail campaigns spreading false information and unlawful effort