(catherine) and i'm catherine heenan in for vicki liviakis. the powerful hurricane is now making its push inland. we're learning that at least one person has been killed by a falling tree. michael made landfall near mexico beach,(grant) we're getting a first hand look at some of the damage michael has left behind.. this is new video from mexico beach - where homes are underwater... natasha chen is live in panama city florida.... natasha? hurricane michael slamming into the florida panhandle. natsa monster storm - gaining intensity - with the potential to cause catastrophic damage.voice of chief bobby varnes/apalachico la, fl police: right now the winds are extremely high, and it's as bad as i have ever seen it.florida's governor issuing a stark warning to any residents who did not evacuate: gov. rick scott/-r- florida: "now the storm is here. the time to evacuate in coastal areas has come and gone.some residents who decided to stay- sharing photos of where they will ride out the storm.many bridges connecting islands to the mainland - now close

(catherine) and i'm catherine heenan in for pam moore. we have team coverage for you this evening on the hurricane's aftermath. first we want to get to natasha chen live in panama city florida with a look at some of the devastation. (natasha) (natasha) (catherine) we want to continue our team coverage this evening on now tropical storm michael.(ken) we are joined by chief meterologist lawrence karnow now. the storm has been down graded where is it headed now. lawrence karnow: michael is now a tropical storm but continues to bring gusty winds and later tonight. we started with a few clouds but then cleared all the way to the coast.highs today were in the 60s and 70s. much warmer weather is on the way. on the satellite you can see highs pressure to the north and low pressure just off the coast. this will allow for offshore winds and much warmer weather. highs tomorrow will be in the mid 80s inland with 60s and 70s at the coast. it will be warm and breezy all the way to the coast this weekend. it will stay mostly sunny and nice through the m

(catherine) and im catherine heenan... in for vicki livakis... michthrough florida as a strong category four storm. now michael is moving through georgia and toward the carolinas.(grant) from our partners at cnn natasha chen is in panama city beach, florida with more on this record-breaking storm. hurricane michael made history as it slammed into florida's panhandle and swept across the southeastgov. rick scott / -r- florida: "hurricane michael is the worst storm that the florida panhandle has ever seen. and one of the worst power storms to ever make landfall in the united states." the catastrophic, fast-moving storm smashed homes and businesses -- knocked out power -- and inundated towns with water.patricia mulligan/rode out hurricane in mexico beach, fl: "devastation. this is total devastation."just before making landfall -- michael intensifiedwith sustained winds of 155 miles per hour -- michael became the strongest storm to hit the continental united states since hurricane andrew -- 26 years ago.darius flanagan / rode out hurricane in panama

(catherine) and i'm catherine heenan. now a category one..michael is moving through georgia and toward the carolinas. natasha chen is in panama city beach...with more hurricane michael made history as it slammed into florida's panhandle and swept across the southeastgov. rick scott / -r- florida: "hurricane michael is the worst storm that the florida panhandle has ever seen. and one of the worst power storms to ever make landfall in the united states."the catastrophic, fast-moving storm smashed homes and businesses -- knocked out power -- and inundated towns with water.patricia mulligan/rode out hurricane in mexico beach, fl: "devastation. this is total devastation."just before making landfall -- michael intensifiedwith sustained winds of 155 miles per hour -- michael became the strongest storm to hit the continental united states since hurricane andrew -- 26 years ago.darius flanagan / rode out hurricane in panama city beach, fl: "we were all praying as my stepfather and brother were watching out the window." michael con

(catherine) and im catherine heenan in for vicki livakis... the problem is happening in downton livermore by first and second streets.... desperate for a place to sleep and supplies to survive-...some say the homeless have been shoplifting from stores and then heading back to their camps.. kron4's gayle ong is live in downtown livermore with details on what city leaders are doing about the situation. gayle. the mayor says its a regional problem..the city is well aware.people say they love downtown livermore but they've seen an increase in homelessness,there's major concern after a reported assault at a grocery store. a facebook post has residents in livermore on high alert..a woman said she was assaulted at this grocery store and sent to the emergency room after she tried to stop shoplifters from stealing a pack of lighters..the shoplifters are apparently homeless and living at an encampment off 580..

(catherine) and i'm catherine heenan...ken and pam have the night off. the odds of winning might be dismal...but that's not stopping people from playing for the monster jackpot kron 4's gabe slate joins us live from the marina safeway where an employee matched 5 of six numberes on the last mega millions drawing let me show you sign - millionaire sign here - winner 1.9m but 1.9m that's nothing the jackpot is now so big the screens can't even display it the current mega millions jackpot has now outgrown the display screens which tap out at 999. the draw friday night is expected to be just over 1 billion dollarsthe marina safeway in san francisco friday saw a steady line of people buying tickets. even though the odds of winning are 1 in 302 million the dreamers here are ready to spend that money. sound from people buying lottery ticketsi would buy a boat, travel, buy a house, travel around the world. buy my son and family a house. buy a trip around the world. i would figure out how to turn the cash money into that money into a billion. i would buy a home. c

(catherine) in the south bay...vigil tonight for a 22-year-old man found dead while in custody at the santa clara county jail... kron4's gayle ong is live in san jose with more on why his family is questioning the death.. gayle? they are demanding answers. earlier this evening, dozens of people gathered here at the steps of the santa clara county main jail,to show their support for the family of isai (ee sah ee) lopez,behind me you can see where they left candles, photos and flowers in his memory. family, friends and activists gathered friday night in chants and prayer.stunned by the news that 22-year-old isai lopez (ee sah ee lopez) was found dead in his cell at the santa clara county main jail in san jose.. according to the santa clara sheriff's office,

(catherine) tornadoes... dangerous winds and more flooding are possible in many of the same areas still working to recover from hurricane florence.(ken)chief meterologist lawrence karnow is here to explain that to us,. lawrence? lawrence karnow: michael is now a tropical storm but continues to bring gusty winds and heavy rain on the east coast. it will move out to sea later tonight. we started with a few clouds but then cleared all the way to the coast.highs today were in the 60s and 70s. much warmer weather is on the way. on the satellite you can see highs pressure to the north and low pressure just off the coast. this will allow for offshore winds and much warmer weather. highs tomorrow will be in the mid 80s inland with 60s and 70s at the coast. it will be warm and breezy all the way to the coast this weekend. it will stay mostly sunny and nice through the middle of next week. (ken) and remember you can stay connected on weather alerts by downloading the kron-4 app. download it now for full forecasts...cur

(catherine) and i'm catherine heenan in for grant lodes tonight. tonight we're learning the suspect expressed a hatred of jewish people-- long before he ever walked into the 'tree of life' synagogue.(vicki) we are also learning more about the victims. they were parents, grandparents, brothers, husbands, and wives... gunned down in a place of worship. one of the victims was a 97-year-old holocaust survivor. tonight a vigils will be held in san francisco to remember the victims and stand against hate. kron 4's camila bernal is live in pittsburgh tonight with the very latest... camila? (catherine) and happening tonight... happening and (catherine) camila? latest... the very tonight with pittsburgh tonight with the very latest... camila? (catherine) and happening tonight... various congregations in the bay area are gathering for services to remember those who died in saturday's massacre. kron 4's dan kerman is live in san francisco with details. dan? pitt shooting reax 1029185 insertsotbay area faith leaders reacting to saturday's massacre at a pittsbu

(catherine) and i'm catherine heenan. tonight - that fire is out - but an investigation is underway into what sparked it. this is infra-red video -- showing the flames inside that concrete vault this morning. it was too dangerous for fire crews to get near the vault.... so they used a drone to determine the size and temperature of the fire. the fire began - just after a grass fire in the area...(ken) our team coverage starts tonight with kron4's terisa estacio - with the latest from fire officials.. terisa? .. .lewis brochard, deputy chief contra costa fire protection district. "the incident rapidly escalated and the first task preservation of life." track: contra costa fire protection district deputy chief talking about this.... this is infrared video showing a fire inside a concrete vault - the fire burning officials say from a leaking natural gas pipeline owned by chevron. with a larger pipeline underneath the leaking smaller one, and temperatures hovering around 400 degrees, fire officials say the entire situation a r

(catherine) and i'm catherine heenan in for pam moore.the cause of death of ben curry was initially believed to be a suicide... but according to a new legal claim - ben simply slipped under water - and no one noticed.(ken) kron four's terisa estacio just spoke with the family's attorney in walnut creek and joins us live .. (tes) ben curry's mom and dad heart broken about this case... and don't want any thing like this to happen to any child ever again... and that is why, their attorney says they are proceeding with legal action against the school and the teacher that was there when ben died. (take pkg) the claim contains chilling details about the day 15 year old ben curry died - curry, shown here in these photos was in a swimming class - the teacher aaron becker told the 57 kids to thread water for 3 minutes.. if they touched the rope, 30 seconds more... that is when ben, exhausted the claim states slide under the water... and no one came to his rescue. andy schwartz, attorney for curry family. do you feel the school district failed ben. yes. it shows in video attorney andy schwartz who is

(catherine) senator (catherine) (catherine) senator harris released a statement... saying in part -- "at this moment, it is incumbent upon leaders across the political spectrum to take seriously the power they hold. it is the responsibility of our leaders to use their role as public figures to elevate our discourse and bring people together." (grant) more breaking news: a human head has been found in oakland... according to police the decayed skull was discovered this morning in the backyard of a home on 29th street.a police investigation is underway -- no other details have yet been released. (anchor1) taking a live look outside-- our sutro camera looking at the golden gate bridge. (anchor 2) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. (grant) a new obstacle for the thousands of central american migrants making that slow journey north to the u-s. we take a look at how the trump admin is responding as the migrants inch north towards the american border. (catherine) and as we continue to follow our breaking news... we'll get reaction

(catherine) (catherine) colin kaepernick isn't the only notable face at nike...inspiring story from oregon proves that dreams can come true with hard work and determination.(ken) cross country runner justin gallegos from the university of oregon has become the first athlete with cerebral palsy to sign with nike. (catherine ) a representative from nike showed up after justin's race to surprise him with a contract - and it was all caught on video. justin plans to become a professional runner.. (ken) in sports... the warriors practice at stanford as they get ready to host lebron james and the lakers at the sharks' s-a-p pavilion tomorrow night...(catherine) and the 49ers get ready for a prime-time test on the road at what many consider the cathedralof the n-f-l.... mark has the niners take on that... coming up in 2017

(catherine) and i'm catherine heenan. kron4's maureen kelly talked the victim - who says the december incident was reported to law enforcement and not much has been done about it. it's one of oakland's most iconic and luxurious retreats.....a place the victim says was her refuge for the past 15 years she's been a client. but that all changed for her 10 months ago when she went into the claremont hotel spa for a massage....her therapist a man she'd gotten massages from 4-5 times in the past with no incident....but this time...she says....he touched her inappropriately. his hands went up the sides of my body and touch the sides of my breasts and i clap my arms down and i thought it was an accidentthe woman who is telling her story on the condition we not use her name or show her face...says when she turned over he blindfolded her with a pillowcase....and then touched her a second time....in a way she knew was no mistake.he had his hands on my breasts i had to physically remove his hands from my breasts there was no reason f

(catherine) tonight... learning new details about a 90-year-old former catholic priest recently named as an accused child sex abuser in the south bay. (grant) the former priest is in custody facing multiple counts of child molestation. kron 4's terisa estacio has been tracking this story and joins us now with the details. terisa? .as you can imagine, this is a deeply disturbing case... kron four news obtained the police report and court documents that really spell out the crimes against the once respected catholic church priest (take pkg) this is hernan toro.... he is now facing 6 counts of lewdness with a minor involving two victims. the charges against him stretch over a 5 year period. both young girls under the age of 14. one was only reportedly 5 years old when she says toro a family friend - began to molest her. (in the first case, the victim says the abuse started when toro was babysitting and according to the statement to the officer, quote, as time went on... his hand moved closer and closer up her

(catherine) and i'm catherine heenan in for pam moore. natasha chen has more on this record breaking storm. hurricane michael made history as it slammed into florida's panhandle and swept across the southeastgov. rick scott / -r- florida: "hurricane michael is the worst storm that the florida panhandle has ever seen. and one of the worst power storms to ever make landfall in the united states." the catastrophic, fast-moving storm smashed homes and businesses -- knocked out power -- and inundated towns with water.patricia mulligan/rode out hurricane in mexico beach, fl: "devastation. this is total devastation."just before -- mie intensifiedwith sustained winds of 155 miles per hour -- michael became the strongest storm to hit the continental united states since hurricane andrew -- 26 years ago.darius flanagan / rode out hurricane in panama city beach, fl: "we were all praying as my stepfather and brother were watching out the window." michael continued its historical path -- becoming the first major hurricane to track into georgia since 18

(catherine) and i'm catherine heenan in for grant lodes... the family of mariah davis tells kron-4... that her ex- boyfriend has turned himself into police and is being questioned. kron 4's charles clifford is live in san leandro tonight with the details. charles? you about this breaking news through a push alert. make sure to download the kron-4 mobile app to always get the latest breaking news updates. (catherine) tonight-- we're tracking the rain. you're looking at stormtracker- 4 radar.... as rain moves into the bay area. (vicki) chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is standing by.. with details on how much rain we should pect. lawrence karnow: an early october storm is ready to bring rain to the bay area. showers are already spreading in the north bay but will move south overnight especially near the coast. you can see the showers on the doppler radar. we can expect a few heavy downpours as this system slides along the coast. on the satellite you can see the low pressure sysytem just off shore. it could be wet for the commute tomorrow too

(catherine) senate (catherine) thanks dan. a recent election poll by "survey u-s-a" has incumbent feinstein with a 14 percent lead over challenger de leon. 40 percent of voters say they'd elect her to a 5th term. however -- a startling 35 percent say they're undecided... with less than 3 weeks to go until the votes are tallied.. (ken) new tonight at 6. the general contractor that managed the construction of the 2.2 billion dollar transbay transit terminal has filed a lawsuit against the agency in charge of the project. the suit... filed in san francisco against the transbay joint powers authority -- alleges faulty design and mismanagement led to planning mistakes and overruns to the tune of 150 million dollars. the contractor alleges it sent 12-thousand requests for information and 16-hundred change order requests to agency officials during construction. the terminal had to be shut down last month after cracks were found in steel beams. (catherine) also new at 6. san jose police have arrested this man... 20- year old esteban m

(catherine) and i'm catherine heenan in for pam moore. fortunately - - the collapse happened early enough that nobody was inside the store at the time.... kron4's terisa estacio joins us now... terisa... was the rain a factor in whathappened this morning.. ? oh wow. shoppers taken back as they viewed the inside of the home goods store in san rafael ellie cutler, shopper. natural sound: oh my goodness. shopper "i can't believe it. "it was early in the morning tuesday, when employees came to open the store and they saw the roof sagging, they called fire fighters and they came in and it collapsed. dennis degard, i thought it was a flood, but then i saw. fortunately, no one was inside a tthe time. marie, shopper. thankfully no one was hurt. unclear how long the store will be closed. 56 cirilla disanti, shopper, shopper, 56 cirilla disanti, closed. 56 cirilla disanti, shopper, a live look outside right now... as we get our first look at the four zone forecast with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: most of the bay area enjoy

(catherine) and i'm catherine heenan...pam and ken are off tonight.ousands of people in pittsburg and bay point out of their homes for more than 15 hours. kron4's terisa estacio has the latest on the investigation. tersia estacio: classes resumed at this school in pittsburg, and as life gets back to normal, we are getting a closer look at that vault where the fire took place and disrutped so many lives. you can see where the fire made it's mark - the heat so intense, it blistered the top of this concrete vault. deep inside, the damaged natural gas pipeline, now shut down as several different agencies investigate what happened out here...on friday, kron four news learned the california public utilities commission - who oversees pipelines dispatched a team from it's safety enforcement division to figure out what went wrong... and how to make sure it doesn't happen again as it put thousands of lives at risk. what is known... right now is this... on wednesday, right here, a small grass fire broke out, several feet away from the vault.... a pge spokesperso

catherine herridge has new information. we want to get it from her right away. >> along with my colleague we have been able to confirm that there were five penned register warrants launch with the southern district of florida, and the date is yesterday. that is an investigative device that allows the fbi to see exactly what numbers are coming from your telephone. whether it is a land line, whether it is a cell phone. this helps them understand your web of contacts. it also helps them understand who you were in touch with at the time that the devices were mailed. before and after. these were under seal, but we were told that the registers were for cesar sayoc. i want to draw your attention to the timing. this pen register information absolutely backs up what rick leventhal was saying earlier, which is that they had the suspect on the radar for at least 24 hours. i can tell you for my own experience, you have to have sufficient evidence to show probable cause to get a pen register, so that takes us back as early as october 24

(catherine) and i'm catherine heenan -- in for pam moore.anta rosa - 3- thousand homes were destroyed. nearly two thousand people have yet to decide whether they'll rebuild.. but hundreds have moved forward - and are now in the process of building a new home. a memorial bell is being rung -- to remember and honor those who died.let's listen ...(ken) kron 4's j.r. stone was on the frontline of those fires broke out last year. tonight he begins our at six.on kron4 news coming up next that's kavanaugh. justice brett supreme court controversial from we're hearing confirmed -- we're hearing from controversial supreme court justice brett kavanaugh.coming up next at six. tonight marks one year since fires santa rosa.coverage in begins our tonight he year. broke out last when they of those fires the frontline stone was on kron 4's j.r. (ken) (ken)marks one year since fires tore through the north bay leaving without a home. in october fires burned through sonoma, napa, mendocino and lake counties. 44 people died in those fires.(ken) good evening i'm

catherine: that has been soft.iew is it is not so much interest-rate exposure, but it is an inability to afford the down payment for a set of younger buyers, they are being priced out of the market partly because the people in the houses have been in there, starter homes, a lot longer. they're not willing to move. there is sticking us in the housing -- stickyness in the housing market. alix: we have not talked about the jobs number yet. i forgot. all right, jobs. what is the important number you are watching today? catherine: we have had good jobs numbers for a long time. one after another, good-looking numbers. our attention has moved to wages, in terms of average hourly earnings. not just the average of what we see across the spectrum -- where are the wage gains being felt and how my those in pushing through -- how might those be pushing through to prices? david: do we have to be more careful about wage numbers because of the hurricane? month there isy something else we have to be careful about when we analyze nu

catherine: lessor to you mr.evin and then we will move on to one sentence or two of them have moving. mr. levin: congressman miller robocop watchdog. i read the book in anticipation of running against him and he said one of the key responsibly is of the legislative branch was to be a check on the executive and casey executive attempted to run amok. he was riding in the context of president obama. he called barack obama the most corrupt president. now the donald trump, with the violations and everything we are seeing, all the smoke we just need to know where it is going to lead we need to get to the truth. at in thelevin come existence of a deep state? mr. levin: do you fight -- no i don't i think perhaps he is attempted great one. ms. harkey: a deep state. there is a bureaucracy. let me tell you what happens. if you set out to upset the apple cart, you have to find the people in the state government who are willing to work with you. constantthis back-and-forth is not helpful. you don't want to get people afraid t

catherine: it is a multilateral sharing.he government has is to mandate the sharing to occur. there is no competitive advantage to secrets in this .pace, especially regarding risks sharing is the key to prevention and detection. people ask about regulation. i'm not sure is the answer. i do know government has a huge role to play how we share data with each other. alix: we have been talking in different ways of the next cold war in technology. for your experience, how vulnerable are u.s. companies versus other companies in the world? catherine: i think any company, regardless of risk that has a global presence and sources globally is more risk of the company that stays at home. i would say the risk is amped up for global firms in a lot of ways. this scale that causes them to be in existence is important to defend. it does take money and people and it takes really sustain investment over time. we've had a dedicated information security team centralized with enforcement authority in the company since 2008. david: palace bank of

person that may be or allegedly harms catherine the jago but we could easily prove that not the case as they as they said in a statement from today. from this week. which is the german media lawyer said that this story is basically to private to become public he says we infringed his personal rights christiane and i was personal rights and we totally disagree with this argumentation we say this is a story of huge public interest and we will continue to cover it thank you for joining us this evening. as we go to victoria's on much to offer europa league group stage on thursday evening in. strong and a four two women against. a lot of the match with two goals also cruise two or three want to weigh victory against norwegian rosenborg on front . for the italians having two men sent off. it's the fourth in chaos in the income incarnation of the classic hollywood story of love fame and addiction a star is born hits money and hits movie screens on friday and it's got plenty of buzz thanks to its tough lady gaga like fans have never seen her before and costar bradley cooper who's also the fi

catherine herridge catherine herridge has the latest from washington on this. catherine? >> thanks, melissa. in the last few minutes we have been able to confirm that the secretary of homeland security, kirstjen nielsen, has been briefed this morning. she is currently monitoring the situation. we also confirmed that we have -- and i think it very significantly -- two federal agencies who were sharing the lead on this investigation, secret service, and then also the fbi. as you mentioned, these devices have been discovered in a very short time frame. 72 hours. also, targeting high-profile political individuals. as mentioned, the former secretary of state hillary clinton. that home in chappaqua, new york. also, former president barack obama here in washington, d.c. both of those devices come i want to emphasize, were intercepted before they reach the residences. this is part of a routine screening that is done by the secret service for the protect tees. this is done at an off-site facility. we have also identified the suspicious device that was removed from cnn. we are look

based upon his examination dr waiting diagnosis catherine is suffering post-traumatic stress disorder and major depression. in dr reitman's medical opinion these psychological injuries were caused by christiane over now those two thousand and nine sexual assaults. the pressure is mounting on ronaldo now is big name sponsors have voiced their concern amid a police investigation. now it's an ongoing investigation as the police of las vegas confirmed a couple days back there's a civil complaint filed by katherine may yaga and her lawyer last week and we have now the first statements from a sports who published the nineteen video game with not on its cover and in fact nike coming out and saying that they closely monitor the situation and nike saying that they're very concerned about this. one of the biggest names in sports and his accuser face a nervy few wakes as the investigation picks up pace. the norwegian nobel committee will announce this year's winner of the nobel peace prize shortly the committee has received three hundred thirty one nominations the second highest number of candid

catherine herridge is on the investigation. blake burman at the white house. catherine? >> thank you, charles. this afternoon we confirmed through a federal law enforcement official that the working theory of investigators is that a single individual or group has been behind all of these packages. that is based on a number of similarities with the devices as well as similarities with the packaging. let's take a look at the photo of the device -- that suspicious package found at cnn. you can see it has the excessive postage and the excessive packaging and the unusual or pronounced labelling, this is addressed to john brennan. it also has a returned a dress to debbie wasserman-schultz. that was a returned a dress on at least one other package. the fbi is handling the forensics in this case and they believe they'll get an answer within days if not sooner. let's listen. >> i want to assure you that the reason that we're here because the totality of the federal state and local authorities will investigate this thoroughly. we will not rest until we find them, stop these hazard

person that may be or allegedly harms catherine the jago but we could easily prove that that was the not the case as they as they set in a statement from today. from this week. which is the german media lawyer said that this story is basically to say this is a story of huge public interest and we would continue to cover it thank you for joining us this evening. a group of n.g.o.s is defying an italian crackdown on migrant rescue ships in the mediterranean and has sent a new vessel to patrol the waters off libya the maryellen you leftists in the on thursday on the same day that another civilian rescue ship the aquarius sailed into the french port of must say after its registration was revoked the ship's future is now uncertain amid growing hostility from european governments to charity lead rescue operations. the aquarius heads towards its final port of call them i say in southern france it was the last private aid ship rescuing migrants in the mediterranean now it's in legal limbo the vessel was registered in panama but the country has revoked its flag meaning the aquarius can no lon

further but he is actually strongly denying our story at saying that he didn't sexually assault catherine miyagi he also published a statement on twitter pretty much stating the same thing again so that's not really breaking news the strategy of his lawyers however has changed because in two thousand and seventeen his agency released the statement that presents some worry some things that we couldn't prove to be wrong for example they said that in our documents we couldn't even identify christiane or not who is the alleged person that maybe or allegedly harms catherine the jago but we could easily prove that that was the not the case as they as they set in a statement from today. from this week. which is the german media lawyer said that this story is basically too private to become public he says we infringed his personal rights christiane we're not his personal rights and we totally disagree with this argumentation we say this is a story of huge public interest and we will continue to cover it thank you for joining us this evening christophe sports editor. a group of n.g.o.s is defying

(catherine) and i'm catherine heenan in for pam moore.ge for you this evening on the hurricane's aftermath. first we want to get to natasha chen live in panama city florida with a look at some of the devastation. (natasha)

. >> catherine clinton talks about what happened to lincoln's family after his assassination. she discusses mary todd they can struggles with death and difficulty in struggling with the death. she recounts what happens to the presidents to surviving sons and their descendents. this event was part of the annual lincoln form symposium in gettysburg, it's about 50 minutes . >> we have another remarkable speaker next and that's catherine clinton. she's well known in many of you see she's been here on several occasions before. she's currently the chair of american history at the university of texas san antonio. she's also the international research professor at queens college belfast. she's a recent recipient of a guggenheim fellowship and is president are just finishing as president of the southern history society association. she has edited or co-edited or co-authored 25 books, her work has been women in history particularly southern woman in the pre-civil war era as well as during the civil war. her best-known book is mrs. lincoln, a life which solidified her position as the pri

person that may be or allegedly harms catherine the jago but we could easily prove that not the case as they as they set in a statement from today. from this week. which is the german media lawyer said that this story is basically too private to become public he says we infringed his personal rights christiane we're not his personal rights and we totally disagree with this argumentation we say this is a story of huge public interest and we would continue to cover it thank you for joining us this evening. the united states the united kingdom australia and the netherlands are all accusing russian agents of involvement in a series of cyber attacks around the world the us has now indicted seven russians in connection with attacks on domestic and international targets earlier today dutch officials said they had formal the russian cyber attack against the u.n. chemical weapons watchdog a program investigators say four suspects power to car full of tronics monitoring equipment outside the organization for the british for the prohibition of chemical weapons in the hague and then left a trail

(catherine) and i'm catherine heenan.ichael is moving through georgia and toward the carolinas. natasha chen is in panama city beach...with more hurricane michael made history as it slammed into florida's panhandle and

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. >> catherine clinton talks about what happened to lincoln's family after his assassination. she discusses mary todd they can struggles with death and difficulty in struggling with the death. she recounts what happens to the presidents to surviving sons and their descendents. this event was part of the annual lincoln form symposium in gettysburg, it's about 50 minutes . >> we have another remarkable speaker next and that's catherine clinton. she's well known in many of you see she's been here on several occasions before. she's currently the chair of american history at the university of texas san antonio. she's also the international research

catherine herridge. appreciate it. joining us the republican national committee woman for the great state of california harmeet dhillon. thank you for being with us. >> thanks, lou. >> lou: you heard catherine herridge's astonishing report on what is going on. we are learning more every day it seems almost about andrew mccabe. the tension between he and rosenstein, the one who ultimately did appoint the special counsel. it looks like it was predicated on the interest of andrew mccabe to damage this president. his political motivations are starting to be revealed. >> yes. absolutely. i mean clearly we have learned he is part of kabul of hard left people at the f.b.i. and he was executing a plan. rosenstein came on the scene. you know, this is an interesting scene. this is interesting that rosenstein didn't recuse himself and mccabe didn't. both of them ultimately stayed on and now we have a mess we have and the russia investigation paralyzing our government. >> lou: as catherine herridge just reported the smear her chan

catherine: thanks to all of you. i'd like to give the panelists an opportunity to respond to each other, if you have any compelling issues you want to bring up. if not, we'll turn it over to other people to ask questions. anything that you analysts would like to say to respond to each other? mark: i just wanted to follow-up with angela's comments about enforcing ftc statutory authority and consent orders. this has been a big project for us for many years. we think not only about the enforcement of coppa but the enforcement of the consent orders with facebook and google which have benefits, not only for kids, but all users of the services. i would be hearing more -- interested in hearing more from angela about how to make the ftc do what it could already do if it had the political will to get it done. there are a lot of people who say they need more authority and more resources. that may be true. but my frustration is why aren't they using the authority that they already have to do what they should have already done?

catherine heenan is here with kron 4 news at ten....catherine?e) thanks grant and vicki.... new tonight at ten...a migrant who's been living in the bay area for more than 20 years has been closely watching the journey for the thousands fleeing from honduras... tonight she reflects on her own border crossing experience.. what she says still haunts her..coming up in a live report. also -- in the south bay... a vigil tonight for a 22-year-old man found dead while in custody at the santa clara county jail... tonight - his family is demanding answers. and arrests have been made in a fire which police are now calling arson. new details in the investigation. don't go away...hour three of kron 4 news in primetime starts right after the break. (grant)now at ten: thousands of migrants are walking together... trying to travel north through central america into mexico... and eventually into the u-s. and today...that journey developed into chaos. good evening...i'm grant lodes. (catherine) and i'm catherine heenen.. pam and ken have the night off. if the migr

catherine: yeah, i think so.would be fair to say we are able to have a good conversation with the administration and with the agencies within it. governor brown: the real challenge is the consumption of oil, which has gone up. stephen: we asked governor brown about all of this oil and gas campaign money during the climate change summit. stephen: you and state democrats have accepted millions from the oil industry, so how can you be a climate leader if you do that? governor brown: hey, we--you know that politics runs on money, billions and billions of dollars. and all those people are in the industry, so that's part of what it is. i would say, without doubt, california has the most aggressive green energy plans in the western hemisphere. stephen: when we tracked direct contributions from oil and gas, we found only about $159,000 going to the brown campaign since 2005. about $120,000 of those dollars came in one election cycle, his last campaign for governor. stephen: your campaign, dating back to 2005, took $159,0

we have team fox coverage beginning with catherine herridge live in washington. catherine? >> in the last hour, law enforcement officials told fox news that the devices were sent by a single individual or single group, this is based on forensics as well as the fact that we're talking about multiple devices over 72 hours. what is key, there's a number of very striking similarities with the packaging of the devices. so that same sort of excessive postage, that sort of excessive yellow packaging, the crude address on the package sent to cnn there. also you can see that the address is somewhat shifted to one side. they're all telltale signs of a suspicious device and shouldn't be opened. i'm also told that the george soros package is similar in packaging and descriptions. so it's being considered in this same group as by the working theory, an individual or a single group, shep. >> shepard: what have authorities said stands out about these, if anything? >> well, i spoke with the source that deals directly with the explosive part of this investigation. they said to me that it's