(catherine) and i'm catherine heenan in for pam moore. the rain has put a halt to recovery efforts at fort funston....where a landslide buried two women walking their dog friday. one woman was rescued, but search teams have not been able to find the second woman.. (ken) kron 4's dan kerman is live at fort funston with the latest. dan? fort funston landslide folo 0225196 insertsoti never thought that would happen. dog walkers at fort funston are stilling trying to make sense of fridays fatal landslidesotits just another warning to be careful where you go, the environment is shifting from time to time, terrible tragedy on that. friday afternoon 2 women walking their dog on the beach, were trapped by falling sand and soil when the bluff above gave way. one woman was resuced but the body of the second woman still has not been found, and the storm has put recovery efforts on hold. --nats-monday fort funston was still teaming with dogs... sot the dog loves it lots of dogs the lanscape the seas scape the vista, its lovely, other than the weather

(catherine) lots to talk (catherine)(catherine) lots to talk about in the sports world tonight...includng the warriors...(ken) mark carpenter joins us in the studio. the warriors entered last night with the longest streak in the league at 11-games, but the 76ers showed why they could be thought of as a team that makes a deep playoff run. --demarcus cousins made his oracle debut with the champs... no klay thompson in the lineup, was a late scratch due to illness... and the warriors missed him on both sides of the court... the champs shot 11-of-38 from downtown... and philly used the 2nd half to make a run, outscoring golden state by 16... for their first win against the warriors since 2013. --up next, lebron and the lakers tomrrow night... steve kerr on what needs to be cleaned up. <>"i thought we got a little scattered last night at both ends of the floor. i give philadelphia a lot of credit. they played a physical game, they played a great game defensively and they earned it. so tomorrow is just about bouncing back and getting back to playing the way we've played over the last couple w

(catherine) a priest with (catherine) kron 4 news.and is being investigated for sexual misconduct. father alexander castillo has been put on administrative leave. as the diocese investigates claims... which involve a minor. father castillo is "not allowed to function publicly as a priest" during the investigation. kron4 has obtained an internal letter to clergy from the bishop of oakland. the letter states that "an allegation is not the same as a judgement of guilt"... and that the diocese is working to resolve the case "as quikcly as possible for everyone." the letter also asks for prayers for everyone involved...including father castillo. police are asking anyone with information to call them.. (vicki) a new bill before the state assembly would make selling your d-m-v appointment against the law. selling d-m-v appointments has become a cottage industry... as a way to circumvent long wait lists. but assembly bill- 317, would make it illegal to sell, or offer to sell, an appointment with the d-m-v. if passed, those caught selling or o

(catherine) and i'm catherine heenan in for pam moore. the wet weather also going to make for a treacherous commute tomorrow we have team coverage on this february storm. kron-4's j-r stone is in the north bay which expected to get hit hard.(ken) but first chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here tracking the first round of this rain lawrence karnow: it was a mostly cloudy day with a few light showers. rain will become heavy at times tonight and tomorrow morning. you can see the rain on doppler now. flash flooding is a possibility through thursday. damage. more rain will move in on thursday. cold showers will return on friday and it will be wet throught the weekend. (catherine) thank you lawrence.(ken)lawrence. thank you (catherine) weekend.throught the will be wet friday and it will be wet throught the weekend. (catherine) thank you lawrence.(ken) let's check in with j-r stone now in san rafael. where the rain just started coming down. j-r "that would be bad news a little bit of rain over an extended period of time would be great but

(catherine) and i'm catherine heenan...in for pam moore. the latest winter storm is raising concerns --- especially in areas already hit hard by rain this month. kron-4's michelle kingston is in the north bay...which is expected to get hit hard in the next 24 hours. (ken) but first let's get to chief meteorologist lawrence karnow with what to expect from the latest round of rain. lawrence karnow: heavy rain moved into the bay area today with the main focus in the north bay. the winds have also been very gusty as yet another powerful storm hits the bay area. flood watches have been posted for the north bay and flash flood watches are now up for the rest of the bay area. doppler is showing heavy rain mainly to the north now. on the satellite you can see the pineapple express taking aim at the bay area. heavy rain will spread south tomorrow to increase the chance of flooding across the bay area. highs will be in the 50s. more heavy rain will continue into wednesday morning before decreasing. another round of rain is possible this weekend. (cat

(catherine) and i'm catherine heenan in for vicki liviakis.. police are now saying the man had a stolen gun that was loaded at the time. kron 4's haaziq madyun has the latest on the investigation. a memorial of candles continues to grow in the parking lot outside of this taco bell on admiral callahan lane in vallejo. this is the location of a deadly vallejo police officer shooting over the weekend. friends and family identify the man killed as 21-year-old willie mccoy, also known as willie bo of a local rap group f.b.g. at around 10:30pm saturday vallejo police received a call from a taco bell employee about a man in a silver mercedes parked in the drive through lane who appeared to be slumped over in the driver's seataccording to vallejo police when their uniformed officers approached the vehicle the driver was unresponsive and allegedly had a handgun in his lap. police say the driver, mccoy, suddenly begn to move afte being told to keep his hands where they could see them. police allege that he reached for the gun in his lap. fearing for thei

(catherine) and i'm catherine heenan in for pam moore. it's that powerful wind and rain combination that has the potential to knock down trees and power lines.. and the stormy weather is expected to continue tomorrow .... (catherine) we have dan thorn and dan kerman standing by. they're tracking the high winds and the potential problemsweather like this can cause on a friday night commute. first... let's check in with chief meteorlogist lawrence karnow... he has the latest on the storm. lawrence karnow: a powerful storm is moving into the bay area. rain and wind are now picking up. you can see all of the rain on doppler radar. the heaviest rain will move in after midnight and toward dawn. a flash flood watch and high wind warning are now posted for the entire bay area tonight. heavy snow will bring blizzard conditions to the bay area with as much as 10 feet falling on higher peaks. showers will continue on saturday with the posibility of isolated thunderstorms. cold showers will move in on sunday with snow possible over our local mountain

(catherine) thank you (catherine) tuesday. monday and levels on lower snow bring even lower snow levels on monday and tuesday. (catherine) thank you lawrence... we want to continue with our team coverage tonight watching the roads.(ken) our kron4 dan thorn is at ocean beach in the city....how has it been dan? (dan) (dan) (dan) (catherine) stay connected to the weather in your neighborhood with the kron-4 mobile app. you'll find full forecasts... and an interactive radar. you can also get push alerts on bay area storms. all with the kron-4 mobile app (ken) new video released today by the hayward police department... shedding light on a deadly officer involved shooting from last november... it ended in the death of 29-year-old agustin gonsalez.(catherine) kron four's philippe djegal shows us some of the video -- which we've edited because it's graphic in nature. it shows gonsalez's last moments. (philippe)karla gonsalez/moth er- "augustine was my only son -- he was my baby." and, karla gonsalez say

(catherine) taking a look at stormtracker 4 radar... the rain is starting to fall-- but it's going to intensify overnight.. . (ken) let's take a look outside right now... chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us with more on the major storm on the way lawrence karnow: it was a mostly cloudy day with a few light showers. rain will become heavy at times tonight and tomorrow morning. you can see the rain on doppler now. flash flooding is a possibility through thursday. high winds will also cause damage. more rain will move in on thursday. cold showers will return on friday and it will be wet throught the weekend. (ken) and we have team coverage as the bay area is bracing for this major storm. kron4's maureen kelly kron4's storm.this major is bracing for as the bay area team coverage and we have (ken) (ken) and we have team coverage as the bay area is bracing for this major storm. kron4's maureen kelly went to san mateo county where she found people gearing up for the wet weather. out on beach blved in pacifica...the closed roads signs

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(catherine) (catherine) that wraps up kron 4 news at 5.(grant) ken wayne and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (pam) thank you grant and catherine. here's what we are tracking for kron-4 news at six. crews are getting ready.. as more rain is expected to hit the bay area. no snow this time ... but lots more rain and wind than we saw last week. chief meterolofist lawrence karnow times it out for us.(ken) plus -- a deal has been reached on border negotioats (ken) stick with us ...kron-4 asix is next. there are moments in life that leave a lasting impression. like the feeling of movement as a new journey begins, or the sight of soft fur, warmed by the morning sun. you might remember new flavours, the sound of an old friend's laugh, or a view that defies all expectations. these are the memories that stay with you, long after the moments have passed. (pam) now at 6.. we are tracking the strong storm system that is heading for the bay area... here is a look at our futurecast ... no rain if you look outside right now, but it is coming!(p

all with the kron-4 mobile app (catherine) lots to talk (catherine) lots to talk about in the sports world tonight...including the latest version of where the raiders might end up...(ken) mark carpenter joins us in the studio. let's start off by welcoming everyone to another episode of 'where are the raiders playing' next year? for as wild as this story has been, it seems there is some movement on bringing them back to the coliseum for 2019. coliseum executive director scott mckibben confirmed with kron4 this afternoon that there have been discussions with raiders officials about playing in oakland. he met with team president marc badain last week and said their talk was quote-- 'meaningful and productive' this is the first time time they've re- engaged since the city oakland sued the frnachise for moving to vegas. we'll see what happens, but in the come birmingham alabama have brought forth a joint venture where the team splits its home games between two sites. this would be highly improbable, but let's hear what representatives from birmingham have to say. we have e

(grant) ken wayne and catherine heenan are here with kron 4 news at six. (catherine)thanks grant. tonight at 6. (catherine) governor newsom says he's pulling the plug on high speed rail.but does that mean the project is dead?we have a live report coming up. (ken)and facing an uncertain fate...as new legislation aims to swoop in and save dozens of san francisco small businesses... before it's too late. (ken) plus... the latest on the major storm that is on its way to the bay area.the kron4 news at 6 is next. (catherine)tonight at 6. bracing for a big one. sandbagging and other preparations are underway for one of the biggest storms of the season. and -- without enough time to dry out from the weekend...many parts of the bay area area -- bracing for flooding and mudslides. (ken)you can see where the rain is falling right now...especially in the north bay-- as the rainfall is only going to instensify in the overnight hours. (ken) thank you for joining us, i'm ken wayne. (catherine)and i'm catherine heenan in for pam moore.the rain is expected to continue throughout the week.. (cather

(catherine)(catherine) the latest storm could mean lots of rain in the north bay.. (ken) that's as sausalito continues to clean up after a landslide destroyed homes last week. kron 4's charles clifford has details. well here in sausalito, rain is returning on monday. they are expecting maybe 3-5 inches of rain to fall over the next few days. that is a problem because they are still clearing up from the landslide last week. last thursday.right now, they have crews at the top of the landslide. they are putting out berms to hopefully move rainfall away from the landslide and into the normal drain system. they have also put out tarps to protect the integrity of the soil. crews are also clearing trees and debris.now there are still four homes that are red tagged. fifteen people remain displaced. the city of sausalito has said they hope that maybe to of those homes can be reopened soon. with more rain on the way, neighbors here are concerned. sotit is scary when it happens. we have a big retaining wall and i hope it protects us.now, crews are also trying to clear sausalit

(catherine) and i'm catherine heenan in for pam moore. powerful wind and rain combination that has the potential to knock down trees and power lines.. and the stormy weather is expected to continue tomorrow .... (catherine) we have dan thorn and dan kerman standing by. they're tracking the high winds and the potential problemsweather like this can cause on a friday night commute. first... let's check in with chief meteorlogist lawrence karnow... he has the latest on the storm. lawrence karnow: a powerful storm is moving into the bay area. rain and wind are now picking up. you can see all of the rain on doppler radar. the heaviest rain will move in after midnight and toward dawn. a flash flood watch and high wind warning are now posted for the entire bay area tonight. heavy w

catherine: oil has been very weak.ass-through of oil to headline inflation is strong in europe and the u.s. alix: when you walk it forward in terms of growth, pmi not great across the board, german orders at a six month low, how much of that will be domestic and how much is trade how much of that will be domestic and how much is trade? much of that will be domestic and how much is trade? catherine: between the u.s. and europe, there are trade issues in the background. if there was a change in that climate, you would see a turnaround in the overall pmi's in europe and the overall prospects for european growth. we are looking at the balance. how long can domestic consumption carry europe forward? that is a headwind. david: german has been an export driven economy. any prospect that they could and get chinese route consumers buying more things? catherine: some of the weakness we've seen in germany has put fiscal policy on the table. it has been off the table for a long time in germany. now, it is part of a regular convers

(catherine) and i'm catherine heenan in for pam moore. the rain has put a halt to recovery efforts at fort funston....where a landslide buried two women walking their dog friday. one woman was rescued, but search teams have not been able to find the second woman.. (ken) kron 4's dan kerman is live at fort funston with the latest. dan? fort funston landslide folo 0225196 insertsoti never thought that would happen. dog walkers at fort funston are stilling trying to make sense of fridays fatal landslidesotits just another warning to be careful where you go, the environment is shifting from time to time, terrible tragedy on that. friday afternoon 2 women walking their dog on the beach, were trapped by falling sand and soil when the bluff above gave way. one woman was resuced but the body of the second woman still has not been found, and the storm has put recovery

catherine: there are issues.ategic question but he is focused on the stock market. we have done research that looks at the relationship between the shanghai and s&p and relates that to the tone of tweets and there is a leading and lagging relationship. stocks make a difference. not reaching an agreement on march 1 and moving forward with tariffs would be a damaging signal and the stock market would not react well. francine: let's say we have an agreement, what does it mean for the strength of the chinese economy? go backe: we have to six months, eight months and recognized the economy started toslow by policy design remove some of the fluff in the gnnancial markets and to rei in independent investment. there was damage to the household sector because there anda well-stocked -- shock there were concerns about employment because private enterprises were getting the brunt of controls. we ended up with the trade war. even if we rectify the trade , therehich is important would still be problems with , problems of hous

on the competitive back and forth, a lot of fireworks today, catherine. johnny, good evening for six-hour testimony a tension between democrats who control the oversight committees, the trump administration and acting attorney general who likely only has days left on the job. >> i have not talked to the president of the united states for special counsel of the united states. >> catherine: matthew whitaker said his briefing on the robert mueller russian probe were not shared. >> i have not talked about special counsel investigation was senior white house officials. >> catherine: and out after the chairman jerry nether to issue a subpoena. and whitaker oversees the russian probe refuse questions about his communications with the white house. >> why did president trump choose to replace without spoken republican? speak to the subpoena threat, pointing to this letter from nether a day earlier that a deal was brokered. >> we went by 7:00 last night that an agreement had been made and it was a full cave by the committee chairman. no subpoenas today. >> catherin

(catherine) thank you for joining us i'm catherine heenan in for grant lodes...(vicki) and im vicki liviakis... a marine veteran claims-- the assault was all over him filming the police officer on his front porch. and it ended with him getting sent to the hospital with a concussion... (catherine) this happened at the marin'es home on byron street by broadway street in vallejo.... tonight kron 4's gayle ong spoke to the man..she is live in vallejo with details. gayle ? the man tells me he was filming from his front porch, after his cousin was pulled over by police. away from the officer.. this is cell phone video adrian burrell, a u.s. marine veteran, shot and posted on social media..a confrontation with a vallejo police officer.. burrell took the video at

with more details, here is catherine burns.a few things like this, grateful grain but never the twain. >> wine before beer. >> wine before beer makes you feel queer. eelr before wine makes you fine. >> it is natural. catherine: scientists in germany decided to test the theory. they took 90 volunteers and split them into three groups. the first drank 4.5 pints of longer tn glasses of white wine. the second did the opposite order and the third didn't make string's. when it w over, they went straight to bed, reluctantly in some cases. severalle werckplit up and anott together. then the morning after the night before. their hangovers were assessed, taking into account everything fr headache and fatigd to dizzines increased heart rate. a week later they did the same but the other way around and the results, no matter what order you drink them in, with this much alcohol a hangover is inevitable. >> the only thing that is a good predictor over is how drunk the participant feels and were you sick orot one of the messages, drink respons

viewer, how can he be publicly anti-semitic when catherine and your.ep] done the extraordinary things and i'm just thrilled to tell her story and i think it's really sad that her story hasn't been told at all. so to finish with, have a look at this picture of how some of these women started the war, looking elegant with their self stockings and their backs, their birthstones and how some of them finished the war in ravens brooke which is one of the most brutal caps only for women, just north of berlin and i really urge any of you who are going to berlin to take the train to allston bird and have a look. so the women would be lucky if they were given apair of matching shoes that didn't leak . they had flimsy blue and white striped jerseys with build rose so it's a start contract for many of them. and as i was writing this book, i often tied tried to say to myself what is it that makes a true parisien? is it something someone who's been an extravagant and wants the world to know they have lots of money and they spend it on close but they know what's fash

and randy would say, "catherine, that's not the point.t the point." >> try not to worry so much and just do what you can. i mean i know you're doing everything. mom -- just take care of steve and just hurry. bye. >> every communique that would come out, i just had this obsessive need to sort of tell myself what are the chances that this is going to come out okay. and i remember when there were times i would say there isn't a 20% chance she's going to get out of this. it just seemed like it was hopeless. >> we really didn't want her life to be in jeopardy. that didn't advance our political goals. so what we did to demonstrate that she was not our enemy, was we trained her on how to use a little shotgun. if we got in a circle, she would have a shotgun, and she would have been able to defend herself if cops came in and actually tried to kill her too. she's not a stereotypical hollywood victim. i'm sure she's trying to calculate her next move. when i walked through a snowstorm for a cigarette, that's when i knew i had to quit. for real this t

catherine: that is a very good question. april 28 is where that falls, slap banged between what is supposed to be the brexit date, march 29. we then have them -- we then have after that european elections at the end of may. all through this ongoing concerns about catalonia. though to take you through some of these. opinion polls show that no one party is set to get a governing majority, so we are looking at this dealmaking. u.k.rms of brexit, if the 's departure from the e.u. is pushed back, which is still a possibility at this point, we still do not know a great deal that is because the deal is being negotiated. everything is back on the table. , the statee things of gibraltar. making problems for the u.k., saying they are wanting to change the status of gibraltar as part of the brexit deal. could that become an election issue and therefore a new brexit headache? the european parliament election -- widely predicting as the populist and far right parties around europe are going to do and all sorts of issues, could that mean

(catherine) (catherine)(catherine) this was the kick-off for severaldays of events. all aimed at supportingyoung men of color. grant and vicki? (grant) it was the deadliest and most destructive most deadliest and it was the deadliest and most destructive wildfire in california history.... forcing thousands from their home... so many losing their pets... tonight how one family was able to find their beloved dog... 101 days after the camp fire... (vicki) plus... what we are learning about actor jussie smollett's past run in with the law... in the wake of the attack scandal... (grant) and right after the break... how one east bay city is trying to fix the housing crisis, and make living in the bay area more affordable.... (lawrence) weather tease (vicki) kron 4 is making a major change in the way we bring you the news. we have launched the bay area's only commercial - free 24-hour streaming news service. it's called 'kron on'. we are on all day and night - bringing you live breaking news, along with exclusive interviews and stories. if you watch our current newscasts on

(catherine) and i'm catherine heenan in for pam moore.lso going to make for a treacherous commute tomorrow we have team coverage on this february storm. kron-4's j-r stone is in the north bay which expected to get hit hard.(ken) but first chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here tracking the first round of this rain lawrence karnow: it was a mostly cloudy day with a few light showers. rain will become heavy at times tonight and tomorrow morning. you can see the rain on doppler now. flash flooding is a possibility through thursday. damage. more ll also cause

(catherine) and i'm catherine heenan...in for pam moore.eady hit hard by rain this month. kron-4's michelle kingston is in the north bay...which is expected to get hit hard in the next 24 hours. (ken) but first let's get to chief meteorologist lawrence karnow with what to expect from the latest round of rain. lawrence

(catherine) also in the east bay.... both bores of the eastbound caldecott tunnel on highway 24 have reopened.. that's after a car caught fire inside one of those bores. the smoky fire shut everything downfor about an hour... beginning around 11:30. the oakland fire department put out the fireand removed the car.. there were traffic delays for several hours afterwards.. injuries were reported. (ken) a woman from cupertino was killed in yosemite over the weekend. investigators say 56-year-old xuan (shon) wang was hiking on the "mist trail" yesterday-- when she was hit by falling rock and ice. this is a map of yosemite park... you can see the mist trail in the center. it's a popular path from yosemite valley that runs alongside vernal falls and nevada falls. the trail was closed due to dangerous conditions yesterday. officials say

. >> harris: catherine herridge his life for us on capitol hill. catherine?> think you come harris. i want to bring you some breaking news. in the last few minutes, two house republicans -- mark meadows and jim jordan -- have filed a formal criminal referral with attorney general william barr over medical cohen's public testimony yesterday. they are alleging that he perjured himself over statements about whether he wanted a job in the trump administration. here's one of those exchanges. >> i did not want to go to the white house. i was offered jobs. i can tell you a story of mr. trump reaming out reince priebus because i had not taken the job mr. trump around me too. which was working with don mcgann at the white house general counsel's office. >> the two congressman, and their letter to the attorney general, .2 support documents in the southern district of new york. that matters because that is the district were michael cohen pled guilty to multiple crimes, lying to congress, bank, and tax fraud. they read in part, "during and after the campaign, cohen priva

catherine herridge with a full report. catherine, this is huge.e been right from the beginning. >> well, that's right, sean. good evening. tonight the chairman of the powerful senate judiciary committee tells fox news that he has not ruled out a subpoena to compel testimony from deputy attorney general rod rosenstein and he also wants to hear from former deputy fbi director andrew mccabe. senator graham is focused on may 2017 as fox news first reported all of this went down in the eight days after president trump fired fbi director james comey. graham wants more information from mccabe and rosenstein about the special counsel appointment as well as removing the president. >> would you subpoena rod rosenstein if he doesn't agree to testify? >> yeah, i would like to know what happened. you are having a conversation about whether or not you are going to invoke the 25th amendment. i would imagine if the shoe were on the other foot my democratic colleagues would want to know about that conversation if it involved a democrat. absolutely i want to hear f

catherine yeung.e last three months of 2018 compared with a year earlier. those numbers we re with a year earlier. those numbers were in line with expectations. they come after a sharp contraction in the previous quarter. one economist told me what she made of those numbers. i think it is back to normal which is good. it is of course not as i’osy normal which is good. it is of course not as rosy as some economists predicted earlier, due to the sudden slowdown of the chinese economy, which impacts the exports out of japan. economy, which impacts the exports out ofjapan. now, you talk about the chinese slowdown, and we have been talking of course about the us—china trade row, so how is this affecting japan? well it is affecting japan? well it is affecting japan? well it is affecting japan very much, and domestically speaking the economy is actually good. but i think we are at the mercy of what will happen with the mercy of what will happen with the two biggest export destinations, china and the us. if t

real space to start to work with local groups within yemen to get a meaningful political process catherine what could saudi arabia possibly say that they have been accomplishing in yemen besides killing thousands of people and destroying that country. not much quite frankly i mean i understand that so durable when in to try to to kind of. you know it's a gemini in the region and actually ensure that whatever transition of power whatever you know yet yemen's political landscape would actually be in its favor and that riyadh would continue to to exert great pressure on the yemenis future political future but they haven't they haven't manifested that at all if anything i think they exploded yemen even more so i mean it was already a very fragmented very tribal country now it's an infrastructure had to have been completely destroyed and that would lead to further instability you know poverty will drive people maybe to radicalization so there's a real issue where you know yemen is i would say kind of landscape has been completely exploded and it will take decades to actually fix that so we're n

catherine? >> that's right. this episode really highlights, harris, the central tension between the acting attorney general and the house committee with oversight. let me just tell you how we got here. about three weeks ago, there were negotiations between the justice department and the house committee over the acting attorney general's appearance during public testimony. that's what is scheduled for tomorrow. the justice department's position is that the acting attorney general, matt whitaker, agreed in good faith and volunteered to come to the committee and testify. is that they spent weeks preparing him to do so. with the justice department has told the committee is that if they take what they describe as the unusual step of issuing a subpoena, matt whitaker will not appear on l-uppercase-letter tomorrow as scheduled. the reason they say that's the case is because they believe this is an unprecedented step that is meant by the democrats to create a spectacle and further antagonize this tense relationship betw

and frustrated because catherine always phone at catherine. the conviction had to do with upgrades to our world vacation home that lula the ex president used to visit and it's a similalar case to the case that eaearned him e previous conviction -- a company gave money to do improvements on the home he says that it wasn't his home he only slept there -- at the invitation of someone else but this judge has ruled that indeed he's the one responsible for the home and he knew about these bebenefits coming to him and that there were bribes that they work. in exchange for him giving favors to this construction cocompany and that's similar charges to the seven other charges that are still moving against will lie i in the court system. he says all along that this is business as usual for brazilian politicians that - they have close relationships with some companiess and something lie that shouldn't be considered illegal but this judge who is not a replacement for sears y you'll more to this sort of crusading anti corruption judge. has ruled that indeed

catherine herridge is live on capitol hill. catherine? >> thanks, trace.erral to attorney general william barr was made about a couple hours ago. the central allegation is that michael cohen perjured himself. >> i didn't want to go to the white house. i was offered jobs. i can tell you a story of mr. trump reaming out reince priebus because i did not take a job at the general counsel's office. >> the criminal referral from congressman meadows and jordan that cites documents in the southern district of northern from the u.s. attorney's office. that is significant that is the of course that prosecuted cohen or reached the guilty plea. it reads during and afternoon the campaign, cohen told friends and colleagues that he expected to be given a prominent role in the new administration. and then there's the other issue of what cohen told cnn just shortly after the presidential election. >> is there a chance? >> that he will ask me to go to washington? >> there's absolutely a chance. >> would you go? >> 100%. >> we received a response from lanny davis. he's actin

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world view a website specializing in news coverage and analysis of the middle east and in berlin catherine shacked m. who has consulted the un security council on yemen as a researcher at the alibi and center for strategic studies so i'll come to all of you scott i want to start with you is the timing right for u.s. congress to pass this resolution ending support for this war. well you believe something like this should have been done back in two thousand and fifteen before the saudi led intervention escalated of the deaths and yemen but politically what you have right now is a donald trump who has weakened on a number of fronts democrats have taken control the house of representatives that means that sort of the house republicans who have held off previous congressional attempts to kobach american intervention in yemen well that is now shifted donald trump is at war with the own intelligence agencies those intelligence agencies believe for example that the saudi crown prince mohammed bin solomon is responsible for the death of jamal associate the journalist last october so he doesn't have

go around the world, and catherine, you have. surprisingly, america, the land of innovation, we like to tell ourselves, is the world's laggard in p-3 construction of necessary infrastructure. the last thing i'll say about this, when you finally get the money, if you manage to assemble the resources, go try to get an environmental permit through the -- for example, neepa law. that thing should be -- is way out-of-date. and i could give you other examples. that's just the worst. you want to know what the federal government could do? enable you to build something in less than ten years. >> all right. three quick things. you know, since i live in a city that my predecessor private advertised a parking meter. you're not -- which is he brought cubs and sox fans together in a unique way. 100% of the city is opposed to that deal, okay? you are not going to solve infrastructure problems just priva privatizing. i'm not against it. it's a tool in the tool box, it's not the tool box. so i'll come back to that in a second. the thing i will ag

the chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge reporting live on capitol hill. >> well, thanks, trace. in the last few minutes we've had a fair amount of activity. if i'm stepping aside for a minute the crowd has gathered by the second floor of the hart senate office building where the secure facility is where michael cohen has been answering questions now going on for at least five hours. we saw senator angus king. he left and looked down and didn't take any questions from reporters about the substance of the interview. cohen at arrived on capitol hill early this morning. he took a back route which effectively allowed him to be

chief intelligence correspondence catherine herridge is live on capitol hill and following the hearing. gave us a great report in the 2:00 hour. we'll give you some time to explain all that you saw, a lot was said. >> we're on a short break right now, but two pieces of testimony i want to draw people's attention to, because the testimony suggests that there may be ongoing legal exposure for president trump. in both instances they arise from the prosecution in the southern district of new york. i want to emphasize that is not a prosecution about russian collusion. the first one is about the issue of whether he understood that he would be pressed on these issues, and whether he really understood whether he would be asked questions about his conversations with the president. michael cohen told the committee today that he could not discuss anything about the raid in the spring of 2017 at his home or at his businesses. again in the southern district of new york. because he was advised by the u.s. attorney not to do so.

catherine herridge is with us and technical difficulties. we are joining her by phone.atherine, hello. >> sometimes it the line works like a dream and sometimes it doesn't. that's not going to stop the news today. we had a lot of news in the last couple hours. we had that committee vote on the attorney general nominee william barr. that was along party line as anticipated 12 republicans, 10 democrats. that sets the table for a confirmation vote as early as next week. we did hear reservations from republicans and democrats about the barr confirmation. they still have lingering questions about how much of the special counsel investigation report will be public. as you remember from barr's confirmation hearings, what he said is based on the regulations. he gets a confidential report. then he makes a decision if attorney general what goes to congress and what goes to the public. and he stopped short of making the entire report available to all involved. sort of a sticking point and another issue was this memo that he wrote to deputy attorney general rod rosenstein. it was 1

worldview a website specializing in news coverage and analysis of the middle east and in berlin catherine shacked m. who has consulted the un security council on yemen as a researcher at the alibi and center for strategic studies so i'll come to all of you scott i want to start with you is the timing right for u.s. congress to pass this resolution ending support for this war. well there you believe something like this should have been done back in two thousand and fifteen before the saudi led intervention escalated of the deaths and yemen but politically what you have right now is a donald trump who has weakened on a number of fronts democrats have taken control the house of representatives that means that sort of the house republicans who had held off previous congressional attempts to kobach american intervention in yemen well that is now shifted donald trump is at war with the own intelligence agencies those intelligence agencies believe for example that the saudi crown prince mohammed bin solomon is responsible for the death of jamal associate the journalist last october so he doesn't

chief correspondent catherine from capitol hill with where this stands now, high catherine. thank you, martha, the republican chairman of the intelligence committee and ranking democrat posted they have more questions and they want to talk to more witnesses, but also indicate the investigation is winding down, no one is talking about evidence of collusion. though the democrats continue to be concerned about what they characterize as suspicious contact between russians and the trump campaign. and also tonight there may be new legal exposure for the personal attorney michael cohen after his lawyer lanny davis issued the select committee on intelligence has accepted mr. koman's request first postponement of tuesday's hearing due to post surgery medical needs. a future date will be announced by the committee. the issue is that he was last on the hill two years ago according to senator burr seen publicly over the weekend and also monday night indicating that maybe he wasn't that sick after all. here senator burr speaking later today with reporters. >> i assure you any goodwill, t

catherine? >> thanks, melissa, and good afternoon. when you take a deep dive, there are inconsistencies between the "60 minutes" interview and congressional testimony. over how far discussions went on the 25th amendment. on "60 minutes," mccabe said the deputy attorney general rod rosenstein raised the issue in a preliminary way. >> rosenstein was actually openly talking about whether there was a majority of the cabinet who would vote to remove the president. >> that's correct. counting votes, or possible votes. >> did he assign specific votes to specific people? >> no, not that i recall. >> this video from october shows former fbi council james baker who worked alongside mccabe and was part of those discussions. he testified behind closed doors about the conversations with mccabe, and another for a lawyer, about what exactly rosenstein said. baker told house investigators he believed rosenstein's 25th amendment efforts one further. fox news has confirmed sections of the baker transcript. "i had the impression that the deputy attorney

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chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge is here with more on the latest. catherine?thanks, harris, and good afternoon. today's hearing is behind closed doors at the district court here in washington, d.c. the core issue is whether paul manafort lied repeatedly to special counsel investigators, violating his plea agreement. a short time ago, manna manafort 'his legal team arrived at the district court in washington. there are five main areas of disagreement outlined in the heavily redacted court filing. the include alleged contact with the white house, wire fraud transfer, and witness tampering. manafort's legal team says it is overreach by the special counsel. in his presuper bowl interview, president trump was noncommittal about making sure the special counsel report is public. he pointed to the congressional testimony about his nominee, william barr. he told lawmakers re-slid under the regulations the report is confidential and submitted to the attorney general who will then decide how much your field publicly and sent to congress. >> it's totally up to them. >> wh

money supposed to go to maduro without money, what does he have, catherine?> well, that's right, brian i think this is a very effective u.s. policy in terms of ring fencing. his lifeline, which is effectively money. the asphyxiation of the regime is essentially what will ultimately take it down in alignment with wholesale decertification of rank-and-file members of the military and several top generals, brian, that have reneged on their allegiance to the regime i think his days are counted, and those ships don't have too much -- hopefully too much longer to wait off shore >> that's the reason we showed the ships. our viewers may think, well, i don't care about ships and oil, but i you might care about money and what happens in venezuela, and if those ships end up just going nowhere or being sold off somewhere and the money goes into u.s. trust account, and it doesn't flow to the regime, how much more tieme, katherine, do you believe that nicolas maduro really has >> i would say it's very hard to say exactly, but i would say weeks, brian i mean, this is a regi

let's start this off now with the chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge. i know this is a lot to cover. i have too much paperwork here. you've been there all morning. you've been covering this story from the beginning. wrap this up in how you see it. >> reporter: thank you. i want to draw people's attention to two key pieces of testimony that suggest on going legal exposure for president trump and both of these events grow out of the case in the southern district of new york and not russia collusion. the first has to do with the raid on michael cohen's businesses and his apartment in april of 2018. this has to do with the eventual guilty pleas for bank and tax fraud, as well as campaign finance violation. cohen testified today that he was specifically instructed by the u.s. attorney in the southern district of new york not to talk about his conversations with the president after that raid. here's that piece of sound. >> unfortunately, this topic is actually something that's being investigated right now by the southern district of new york and i have been a