it's katherine. is it katherine legge's car? it doesn't trigger anything in my brain, so i have no emotion attached to it at all. the safety team quickly on the scene. my dad was there, and apparently he was in the pits. and so i landed upside down at a 188 mph crash. and my first thing i said was get me out of the car, and the second thing i said is tell my dad i'm 0k. they didn't, because they said it could've been adrenaline keeping me going. they are quickly on the scene. i realised it was katherine, and it was such a big shunt, and that to be honest i'm not really religious, but i wasjust praying to any god that would listen that she would just be alive. got back to the medical centre, and that is when my dad cried, and then i told him it's not his fault if anything happens and we had the come—to—jesus bit. so you had to have some frank conversations about the nature of your work? yeah. the big thing you see on the right side is the engine and gear box that breaks off right there. engine and gear box rolls down on fire, and

[gavel] "katherine johnson: a quiet triumph in a white man's world." katherine johnson was born in her virginia and grew up -- father was a laborer and her mother stayed at home with the children. >> my father was the smartest man i knew. he could do numbers faster than you could bat your eyes. i had a very interesting childhood, but education was the primary focus in my family. >> katherine entered high school at 10. she went to west virginia state college at age 15. she met a professor dr. claytor. >> he pushed me to pursue a career in research mathematics. he made me take all of the courses in the college catalog. sometimes i was the only one in the course. >> katherine graduated with highest honors in 1937, and took a job teaching at a black college in virginia. after a few years she landed a role in a graduate math program. these were the years that she realized not only was her race a barrier, but also her gender. in the early 40's, the nation was polarized by world war ii. the war created opportunity for women to step into the workforce, and pro

. >> katherine entered high school at 10.he went to west virginia state where she met 15, a professor dr. claytor. ,>> he pushed me to pursue a career in research mathematics. >> he made me take all of the courses in the college catalog. sometimes i was the only one in the course. >> katherine graduated with highest honors in 1937 and took a job teaching at a black political in virginia. after a few years she landed a role in a graduate math program. these were the years that she realized not only was her race a barrier, but also her gender. in the early 1940's, the nation was polarized by world war ii. the war created opportunity for women to step into the workforce, and prove they could do the same work as men and just as well if not better but the , tragic jim crow laws affected tension in the workplace and school systems. >> however public policy began , to shift in favor of african americans. president frank d roosevelt gave a 1941 freedom of speech talk promised that men of every creed and every race were entitled to fr

crew's work. >> katherine was promoted to working on the apollo mission. she calculated the apollo 11 trajectory p however, the most important apollo mission that katherine worked on was apollo 13. three days after apollo 13 launched, planning to land on the moon, and air tank exploded, putting the three astronauts on board in mortal peril. >> i needed to review the flightpath calculations. it took me hours to find a way to do them. the astronauts would have to fly around the far side of the moon, and the moon's gravity would spring them back to earth. however, the astronauts had to use a limited amount of fuel at certain intervals as pacific times. my calculations brought the men home safely. >> katherine's success did not end there. in 2015, katherine was awarded a presidential medal of freedom, from president barth obama. representationa of how ms. johnson's mathematical skills and persistence to acquire equal treatment in the workplace laid the groundwork for future women scientists and mathematicians. nasa would never have been able to profit from her

first, with regard to katherine, we would love for katherine to join us if she would. we offered roles to everyone in those two agencies. we would be delighted to have her take that opportunity. with regard to the organic ag and the capabilities in that space i would have to get back with you on that. there are dozens of particular areas and i do not have in front of me today what the specifics are. but i would commit to doing that in that particular area as you had requested. i'm sorry, the third -- >> on the loss capacity you'll have to get back to us? >> for that specific area. in an overall capacity standpoint, we are putting together a strategy that allows us to take advantage of a number of short term and long term aspects. we have a aggressive hiring plan for vacancies. six new ers employees start to work in kansas city on monday. we also will be looking at several employees who cannot move for personal reasons have approached us to see can we work after this date in some sort of contractual capacity or agreement. universities ha universities have contacted us,

katherine johnson is in washington. katherine, what else does the new report say about these facilities? >>> well, anne-marie, investigators visited phi ports of entry and to areas in the rio grande valley. they say they're concerned over the overcrowding and the detention is creating, quote, an immediate risk to the health and demonstrators around the nation protested yesterday, demanding facilities holding migrant families be closed. this as there's growing outrage over the living conditions at the facilities. homeland security inspectors observed serious overcrowding at five detention centers last month. one man called the situation a ticking time bomb. a report from the inspector general's fa sill said rio grande valley facility were holding nearly 2,700 children. more than 50 were unaccompanied minors under 7 years old. they're looking for ways to get out of their cells. some would block toilets with mylar blankets and socks in order to be released from their cells during maintenance. they describe the situation at

thank you, katherine and martin. next on bbc news it's the film review.eview on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases, jason solomons. so, jason, what do we have this week? this week, we're going back in time, the horrible histories team and their take on rotten romans, roman britain in the rule of emperor nero. boudica, the celts, lee mack and nick frost — those well—known ancients. someone also had the bright idea of making the current war, starring michael shannon as george westinghouse, in a battle for the best light bulbs in america. illuminating. and we escape to the greek island of hydra for a love story that lasted 60 years and inspired some of the most heartbreaking and famous songs 1960s,

katherine johnson, cbs news, the white house. >>> the u.s. department of agriculture is proposing rules to cut food stamp benefits to millions of americans and end automatic eligibility for those receiving federal assistance through another program and make it more difficult for some to qualify, requiring a view of income and assets. it would cut 3.1 million americans from the food stamp program. coming up at 5:00, we look at how the newnia. a, t senate is expected to vote on legislation to permanently finance the 9/11 victim compensation fund. the measure passed the house vote earlier this month. it would ensure the fund provides money to those who have illnesses and injuries linked to the toxins after the terror attacks. it's supported by jon stewart. >>> and robert mueller is scheduled to testify for about five hours before two committees tomorrow. nicole kill killioy reports. >> reporter: and the justice department sent mueller a letter last night giving him strict instructions to strict to the boundaries of of the report. the letter call

katherine johnson, cbs news, capitol hill. >>> for the numbers of americans in the cbs pey agree the content. >>> paying respect to john paul stevens. how he is shington. >>> severe weather around the country. how extreme heat, thunderstorms, and powerful wind is creating dangerous conditions. >>> we are about to see the temperatures at home started to increase. we noticed a lot of that over the weekend. how much higher will be goal for inland locations. i have a lot of low 90s to show you today, coming up. ceremonie nations capital to pay respects to the former supreme court justice john paul stevens. the body of the retired justice stevens is lying in repose at the great hall of the supreme court, where he served for nearly 35 years. he died last week at 99 years old after couple occasions from a stroke.>> when president obama nominated me to fill justice stevens seat, gave me a special reason for thinking of justice stevens as a hero. >> justice elena kagan replaced stevens on the court after he retired in 2010. tomorrow, the late justice will be laid to rest at arlington national

i mean, would katherine heigl return for the finale of grey's anatomy?gh one. >> this is your home? >> no, it's not. not anymore. >> i almost feel like that would almost be distracting again to sort of what they've done with that show in the seven years since i left, you know, and what it must feel like it would just be kind of like, yeah, we already let that go. why are you here? >> okay, so grey's fans probably won't see izzy scrubbing in again, as for her next project? turns out meghan markle has been lobbying for a sequel to star in "center stage." >> but i can say she was a fan of center stage and from the very first day i ever met her she was very adorably vocal about that. >> and the "suits" cast was very vocal about their final season to "e.t." and swiping some set souvenirs. >> i did not steal the suits. the suits i took were given to me. >> it's a weiner dog, a butter dish, it's 100% getting pocketed at the end of the season. >> yes, this jacket. because it has no relevance of anything having to do with "suits." >> i'm going to miss them so muc

thank you. >> thank you, congressman trone, congresswoman hill and, of course, katherine clark. [inaudible] >> the decision has been made by the leadership with the full support of the overwhelming majority of house democratic caucus that this at this is tht approach to take at this moment. there will be accountability measures that we will have to consider as we move forward, but at the moment that we're in right now, , we want the strongt possible. and we're hopeful that our colleagues on the other side of the aisle would put country ahead of party, would put decency ahead of donald trump. let's see what happens on the floor later on this evening. [inaudible] >> i am not familiar with that particular incident. anytime a life is lost in the united states of america, it's cause for concern to the person that to tone down the xenophobic and racist rhetoric that is consistently paddled out at 1600 pennsylvania avenue is donald j. trump. [inaudible] >> the tweet speaks for itself. [inaudible] >> we are working through that issue at the highest level, and the speaker is in discussio

. >>> meanwhile, it's has been 45 days since chris pratt took the plunge with katherine schwarzeneggerand he was ready to take a different kind of plunge yesterday. chris is good -- life is good for chris. >> we're in the honeymoon phase. having the stress of the ceremony behind you is kind of nice. we just feel very blessed and very, very happy. >> chris and katherine seem to be enjoying their first six weeks of marriage. they've already made two additions to their family -- two hairy, adorable additions. >> i saw she got you a couple pet pigs, that's not an average gift. >> no, well, not an average gift and she's not an average woman. i got a nice couple of kunekune pigs, tim and faith, and i invite tim and faith to come to the farm and meet your namesake. >> we're basically, opening a brand-new ride, the jurassic world ride, jurassic world, the ride. i just rode it and it's unbelievable. >> chris joined bryce dallas howard at universal studios hollywood's latest attraction and he can't wait to bring his son, jack. >> i think he's just the right age. he can handle it. he's going to l

in washington, katherine hairige, fox news. >>> a 4th of july celebration in chicago turned tragic.next. what forced the big crowd to scramble, leaving several people hurt. >>> and how the decision on capitol hill, about the citizenship census question. could trigger new legal problems for president trump. >>> this is the san mateo bridge. there are cars and trucks out there, but it doesn't appear to be a problem. we'll keep looking at traffic for you thisthe bay area friday let's check the current conditions and show what you can expect for the afternoon coming up. oh thaphenomenal!, that's unfair. that's so unfair. c'mon jay-bo. let's go. is ♪ try my $4.99 barbeque bacon double cheeseburger combo. >>> good morning to you. welcome back to mornings on 2. friday morning, july 5th. i'm dave clark. pam cook is off today. steve is off today, too. but the great rosemary orozco is here with our forecast. >> the pressure. >> did i call you the great? >> yes. i think you're great, too. >> thank you. >> and we have a minor warmup coming our way today. but by the end of the weekend, another s

katherine herridge goes inside the dhs for this exclusive report. we begin with trace gallagher on a deportation case, amid more squabbling with the squad. >> the president is angling to position immigration is the focus of his reelection campaign and ginning up immigration enforcement. last week they announced a regulation that would ban migrants who pass to the country and route to the us receiving assignment tomorrow the department of homeland security will go public with a plan to expedite deportations so the measure would bypass immigration judges and say that anyone her cannot prove these been in the us continually for at least 2 years can be deported from anywhere in the country. at 2004 regulation limited those deportations to within 100 miles of the border and this could affect a significant number of people. in the first 3 months of this year 39% of illegal immigrants who came in contact with ice had been in the us for less than two years was the aclu is vowing to fight the plan as is dianne feinstein. meantime freshman democratic congress

katherine johnson, cbs news. >>> the house hearing will take place on friday, july 12. in the meantime, a federal judge has bought a trump administration policy that would keep asylum-seekers locked up while they pursue their cases. >>> the california attorney general celebrity a huge victory over the trump administration despite a push for the president. one question will remain unasked in the upcoming census. john lawrence explains. spot the contentious battle over a question is over for now.>> it is a win for our nation and for our democracy, and for everyone in the country. >> reporter: president trump wanted the 20 20th census to ask about citizenship status. >> it's important to find out if somebody is a citizen as opposed to an illegal. >> reporter: the question will not be included this time. the supreme court blocked the question from appearing on the once in a decade form in a ruling last week. some fearing the question would lead to another account because someone not participate. >> it determines things like aid and assistance to committees. if eight medimmu

with that let me yield to my good friend, distinguished vice hair, katherine clark. this is really at the course of our for the people agenda. creating jobs and increasing wages. ms. clark: we are going to be able to hear this morning from two of our outstanding new members of congress, congresswoman katie hill, and congressman david trone. i would like to just highlight the fact that for working women in this country, this is a particularly important vote and increase. it is going to give an estimated 23 million working women a raise. this is going to help narrow the wage gap that disproportionately affects women of color. and we are thrilled to be able to vote on this today and make sure that everyone who is working is able to support their families. what we found in this economy is that working hard is not enough. this is really going to go a long way to make sure that every american has a fair shot at success. we also are taking votes this week on holding attorney general william barr and secretary of commerce wilbur ross in contempt of congress. they have defied

i'm katherine craeg. back to you, eun on aaron. >> katherine, thanks. >>> 5:09 no strl ahead, preparing amazon's arrival. how you can help plan the firstw phase of a ne development in arlington. >>> we're working for you with molast-minute deals you may not have thought of. >>> then,ni cleang up after the flash flooding. what you need t know to file flooding claims for your car. chuck, how about your weather? all right. a quiet weather day around here. the national hurricane center keeping an eye on the northern parts of the gulf of mexico. an area of disturbed weather could become tropical storm barry over the next 24 to 36 lours. we'll keep a cose eye on that and close eye on our chances for rain and thunderstorms right here tomorrow. five-day forecast coming up.: >> announceryou're watching "news 4 today." >>> aslcome back. we approach 5:13, one of thet mos dramatic scenes from monday's flash flood emergency was a guy standing on the roof of his car on canal road here i. the distric you see him right t

with me are katherine forster, journalist at the sunday times, and the home affairs editor at the london standard, martin bentham. the refresh has dominated the week, so the refresh has dominated the week, so you've got me in the chair! —— the reshuffle. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. the sunday telegraph leads with reports that the new chancellor, sajid javid, is planning a big spending blitz to prepare for brexit. the observer goes with talks between former chancellor philip hammond and labour's brexit secretary, keir starmer, to try and block a no—deal brexit. the mail on sunday has a full—page splash on borisjohnson‘s rise in popularity amongst conservative voters. but the scottish mail on sunday focuses on a showdown between scottish conservative leader ruth davidson and borisjohnson over a no—deal brexit. and the sunday express has a poll saying that the public want mps to let the prime minister get on with brexit. well, let's start with the sunday telegraph, let's get down to it, that's on with the paper review, so the chancellor, the new chancellor preparing, real

katherine hoggle has been in a psychiatric hospital since her children went missing five years ago. she's been charged wither mu even though the bodies of sarah and jacob have not been found. hogle has been deemed incompetent to stand trial. prosecutors say they thin she's faking her mental illness and today judge ruled that rosecutors can have their own psychiatrist evaluate hogle. the children's father was in court. which would have been jacob's sertnth ay. >> some way this is kind of a birthday gift for him. you know it's a step towards justice for my son and my daughter. it's, it doesn't make it easier. >> once the new evaluation is in completed, august, it will be up to the judge to decide if katherine hole can go on trial. >> safety is a top priority as people take to the water over the 4th. and the weeken just this morning a reston couple was killed in a jet ski crash in anne arundel county. the couple's bodies were recovered from the south river in edgewater. on anne s six deaths arundel county waters in less than a week. coming up, ways to make sure you're safe on the water

today a judge ordered katherine hog toll undergo a new mental health evaluation. prosecutor this, saying that hoggle is faking the extent of her mental illness. news4's mark seagraves has reaction to this development. >> jacob and sarah hengly last sen september of 2014. today would have been jacob's seventh birthday. >> in some ways this is kind of a birthday giftor him. a step towards justice for my son and daughter. it doesn't make it easier. >> troy turner has been coming to the montgomery county courthouse for nearly five years. ever since his2-year-old son, jacob and 3-year-old daughter, sarah, were reported missing and their mother arrested. typically, he leaves the courthouse disappointed. for the past fouryeand a half ars the court has continually found katherine hoggle incompetent to staoalri g t for morning and come here and spend my son's seventh birthday here. looking, looking at the woman who murdered my children. >> search teams were never able to find the two young children. hoggle haseen in a psychiatric hospital since 2014. prosecutors say they t

. *-* professor katherine stewart in mount vernon, iowa, c-span a big fan of american history tv.t both on television, cable network and i also videos.t in online one of the reasons why i'm a big fan is because as a scholar it opportunity to see authors talk about their own works in exciting ways. me new insight into the scholarship that's being done in that id and other fields may not have an opportunity to browse or look into further and getting to watch the history in american different college classrooms write get to see specifically how my colleagues whom i may have met, are approaching different topics. what types of courses they are teaching and their classroom environment. how they are teaching topics on a daily basis. it connects me to a wider community. both of scholars within and also a of my field and wider community. >> american history tv. xploring our nation's past every weekend on c-span 3. and online at c-span.org/history. >> you're watching american history, 48 hours of programming american history every weekend on c-span 3. ollow us on twitter at c-span history

as a trio today but they are sometimes a sextet flexibility is the name of the game anyway with katherine we've got nikolai on the double bass we've got dailies on the corner it on the washboard and if you don't know what it was what is your about vi and out classic jude written by jews with the prophetic title it says it all it doesn't mean a thing if it ain't got that swing. you know. right. now you know. so you know. i mean. thank you. so much the roof this temple also is wonderful to have live music on the show and they've asked me to sing a song with them and what they don't know is you don't have to ask me twice it is a thrill i thought this would be. a mixture of languages coming out so here goes with by being shamed by by. but by discussion i'll try to explain bob i'm saying that in such a great. mom. just let me i'm sure the fans. i could sit by. and let alone mom each language i. can cite chris ever be reunified. a journey along the border and countering hopes and prejudices it soon becomes clear that the decade long division has driven the greek and turkish populations farther

but 1st let's have a look at this trend in day this boom for parties 19 twenties and the ones that katherine attends and often perform is out club nights called. it's like going back in time to the crazy and wild 1920 s. here and. you're going to either of the poem so posh evenings elsewhere adult child has brought back the saturn the stick contents with my music and but then asked concepts. that are. going to. move. the world. nelson has been organizing these events for over 10 years now meanwhile up to 1000 stylishly dressed guest evening show up to have top nights there are branches in hamburg and cologne as well it's just astonishing music but also the defining decadence a little. and even if you have a ticket there's no guarantee you'll get him there is a strict dress code you must stress induced on of the twenty's and thirty's or you could be turned away at the door. looks like a lot of catherine of federal is my guess your attend lots of those you perform at lots of them what do you think is the fascination for people with this especially those of don't people in that report yeah well

into that job over someone called janine gibson and yet i think katherine has been a big disappointment in terms of her opposition to germany corbin and his project and they were called up by the media reform coalition as one of the worst offenders when it can't came to. to associate to jeremy corbyn with anti semitism you know who came 2nd it wasn't the sun it was the b.b.c. well we were in it we're in a difficult place well in terms of journalism let's go to this from the b.b.c. today there's a big conference on media freedom the un's organization unesco is that ever a committee for protection of journalists everyone is accept. r t this channel rushes are banned from u.k. media freedom conference what do you make of this that 1000 reporters and members a civil society are right now in london to discuss the freedom of media but this channel indeed this program going underground is effectively banned from visiting a conference on media freedom i think this is an outrageous attack on the freedom of the press and explain why they've accused auntie of disinformation. that said that your st

katherine da costa reports.ntified as having an underlying nosed lecturer in his spine thanks to artificial intelligence. it's the type of fracture that is hard to spot but 110w fracture that is hard to spot but now new software is able to analyse thousands of ct scans and help prevent further breaks. thousands of ct scans and help prevent further breakslj thousands of ct scans and help prevent further breaks. i think i'm very, very lucky, i generally do, to have discovered that i got this condition that is treatable, i suppose. and so i take medication for that on a regular basis. ijust hope i don't have any further falls. as pa rt of hope i don't have any further falls. as part of the project, around 11,000 ct scans are analysed with al softwa re 11,000 ct scans are analysed with al software every three months. 30% are flagged up as having potential spinal fractures. flagged up as having potential spinalfractures. more flagged up as having potential spinal fractures. more than 100 patients have so far been ide

today but they are sometimes the sextet flexibility is the name of the game anyway with katherine we've got nikolai on the double bass we've got 3 dailies on the cornett and the washboard and if you don't want to watch what is your about vi and out classic jude written by jews with the prophetic title it says it all it doesn't mean a thing if it ain't got that swing. you know. when. you know. that. i mean. you know. that i mean thank you thank you. for. suttle much the rufus temple also is wonderful to have live music on the show and they've asked me to sing a song with them and what they don't know is you don't have to ask me twice it is a thrill i thought this would be apt for d.w.i. as it is a mixture of languages coming out so here goes with by been shamed by by. balmain . i'll try to explain mom. mom. just let me i'm sure the families. are comes. to. climate change. the strain of the. environmental projects. globalization. biodiversity species conservation exploitation polity. human rights displacement. children global in current local action. global 3030 minutes on d w. plain and

here with me, sun min-kim, laura baron lopez and katherine lucie with "the wall street journal." so with you nancy pelosi ending this week and probably won't hear from her or many of these other members who are splitting town for six weeks. nancy pelosi there, julie, really trying to bury the hatchet. i'm surprised they hadn't met much before. what do you make of this? is this going to work? >> i think you're totally right that she's trying to sort of have this sense of unity going into the recess. actually there is, i think, when you talk to members, there's a lot more unity today than there was last week and even two weeks ago when she was very openly feuding with alexandria ocasio-cortez and these other freshmen women who often vote with her. so some of that has dissipated. there still are substantive differences on impeachment, on policy, but they do go out of washington, i think, this week on somewhat of a high, having passed this budget agreement with a lot of unity. they lost 16 democrats on that deal that passed yesterday. that was a lot -- i think a lot fewer than at som

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katherine worked in buildings research and government relations. she also spent a decade at an investor owned utility designing electrical systems for commercial and residential developments. as our witnesses should know, you will each have five minutes for your spoken testimony, your written testimony will be included in the record. when you have completed your spoken testimony, we will begin with questions, and each member will then have five minutes for questions. we will start with the testimony of ms. evans. >> chairman lamb, ranking member weber and members of the subcommittee, it is an honor and a privilege to serve at the department of energy as the assistant secretary for the office of cyber security, energy security, and emergency response. thank you for the opportunity to testify on behalf of the department. one of the most critical missions at d.o.e. is developing the science and technology to successfully counter the ever evolving increasing threat cyber and other attacks on our networks, data, facilities and infrastructure. d.o.e. wor

i met up with club found reinhard rep current singer katherine frank in out repeating rep set fontana's exquisite poet means to music and i think we can take a listen to one track called john may not. be. the. this song tells the tale of a heroic american steamboat captain who saves all the passengers but dice himself one of many poems that fontana wrote about a us and british daring to he was posted in london he travelled in scotland he was even imprisoned as a spy in france at one point in his journalistic career obviously led a very eventful life to a progressive man and another progress of manager kennedy thank you very much i'm off to write my 1st novel it did you got a bit of talk about. staying with a literary theory the swiss or the new counts bear force has just been awarded the most important german literary prize by the german academy of language and literature. would most probably be as well known today as go to all schiller if he hadn't died aged just 23 and the prize awarded in his name has sometimes seen as a precursor for the nobel prize for literature garson heinrich be

. >> it was just last month that chris pratt took a plunge with katherine schwarzenegger. life is good for chris as he settles in with his new bride. >> we are on a honeymoon bases feels really good. having the stress of the ceremony behind you is very nice. >> chris and katherine seems to be enjoying their first week of marriage. they made two addition of their family, two harry adorable addition. >> not an average gift, she's not an average woman. i got a couple of nice pigs and i invite timmon face to come to the party. we are opening a brand new ride. the jurassic world ride, the ride, i wrote it and boom, boom. >> chris joins howard at universal studio's hollywood latest attraction. he can't wait to bring his son. >> he's going to love all the dinosaurs. we are two years from the next jurassic fi jurass jurass jurassic film, chris already has a wish list. >> i love to see some of the o casts. >> you know what would be amazing than laura dern returning to "jurassic world"? returning from "big little lies." >> coming up, what happens after the big bang? we know because

lew. >> sounds like a lot of circus katherine thank you so much. well robert mueller track record is -- somethingless than stellar. it is, in fact, in many regards a dismal as investigators and prosecutor among his failures it is a long list over many years as fbi director his bureau became aware that the boston bombers were radicalizing in 2011. the russians, in fact, warned them about the brothers two years before the attack. under mueller the fbi focused for years on wrong man, behind the post september 11th anthrax murders costing bureau millions of dollar in damages when a -- a one of the suspected scientists who was absolutely innocent was found to be under the utterly innocent and fbi inspection division examinerred director of intelligence a unit actually created by mueller and said that entire unit was broken should be burned down and start all over from scratch. a first guest tonight special counsel robert mueller engaged in what she calls sanctimonious biased investigation against president trump. joining us tonight dylan of a lawyer ass

katherine purity reporter president elect and were you i'd hate to bring up the b. were in fact b. were arts breck set and bar us about. are you looking forward to to working with boris johnson in future or would you prefer to work with jeremy hunt on the future of u. case relationship with the e.u. thank you i do not know both of them personally and there is a golden rule which i respect that i will work in a very constructive way with every state or government. my your that. i have a very general question to conclude maybe a personal one too but why exactly did you want this job from the out given specially given the challenge that it represented for you. plain and simple because my i was born european and my my 1st as i grew up in brussels and as as everything was european at the very beginning and i come from a family that has a european history it was i always wanted to be back in the european and vironment which was for me of course work either in the commission or in other places and therefore after having of course make quite some detours by training i'm a medical doctor so

and miss katherine hamilton is the chair of 38 n. solutions, a public policy consultancy specializing in innovation and the executive director of the advanced energy management alliance. she previously ran the grade wise alliance and was directed to the energy storage association, and worked at the national renewable energy laboratory. catherine worked in building research and spent a decade designing electrical systems for commercial and residential developments. as a witness, you will each have five minutes for spoken testimony, written testimony will be included in the record and when you have completed spoken testimony we will begin with questions. we will start with the testimony of ms. evans. >> chairman lamp, ranking member weber-- lamb, it is an honor and privilege to serve as the assistant secretary for the office of cyber security, energy security, and emergency response. thank you for the opportunity to testify on behalf of the department. one of the most critical missions is developing science and technology to successful

in washington, katherine herrige, fox news. >>> a 4th of july celebration turns tragic in chicago.t, what left some to scramble. >>> and citizenship question on the census. could spark new legal troubles for president trump. >>> and let's take a peek at your morning commute. the a few cars heading westbound. still, smooth sailing this. is the case for most of the bay area right now. >>> and a bit of a cool start but warmer weather on the way for your afternoon. i'll have a look at the current conditions and what you can expect for the rest of the day coming up. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. friday morning, july 5th. i'm dave clark. >> and i'm gasia mikaelian. pam cook has the day off. steve paulson also. >> temperatures will be slightly warmer today. then we take a drop as we get into the back end of the weekend. so something for everybody. outside our doors, we are waking up with partly cloudy skies. you can see there, those low clouds moving into the east bay this morning. once again. and we are partly sunny for some of our well inland areas. and we have a li patchy fog that

right now the pair is on their honeymoon in italy and the newlywed has already changed her name to katherinek who officiated wedding number four. yep, that's lance bass. who's saying bye-bye-bye at reception of the jax taylor and britney. ♪ >> let's talk now about a fai fairytale couple, prince harry and meghan markle. the duke and duchess made it a parents' day out for the yankees and red sox series in the uk, where even baby archie became part of this epic rivalry. it was a surprise appearance for meghan. and while greeting red sox star outfielder mookie betts, he informed her that they might be distant cousins. >> we're family somehow. >> ah. >> anyone else want to claim they're family? >> betts spoke to a-rod and the pregame crew about his possible royal connection. >> are you related to meghan markle or not? >> yes. i was informed last year when i found out we were coming and so i'd hope i'd get to meet her and i did and gave her a hug and i think she invited me over for dinner. >> oh. >> no, ha ha. >> baby archie stayed home but, the red sox gifted him with a miniature bat and a team o

in washington, katherine herridge, fox news.ews this friday. michigan congressman justin omash leaving the republican party, becoming an independent. he said modern politics is trapped in a partisan death spiral. president trump tweeted this, great news for the republican party as one of the dumbest and most disloyal men in congress is quitting the party. no collusion, no obstruction, knew he couldn't get the nomination to run again in the great state of michigan, already being challenged for his seat. a total loser. samsung warning that it expects a 56% drop in its second quarter operating profit from a year ago. the company blaming weaker demand for its memory chips as well as the u.s.-china trade dispute. the australian unit is facing a lawsuit for allegedly misleading consumers for how water resistant the phones are. the phones used in oceans and pools were used in advertising. residents of fort mill, south carolina, witness an unscheduled fireworks display a ahead of holiday celebrations. davey jones fireworks shop was abla

. >> we are hoping he blings along katherine for the marvel presentation.hat's where angelina jolie is planned to hit the stage. she's signed on to co-star in the upcoming marvel movie "the eternals." >> on the tv side, the "game of thrones" cast will celebrate their big finale with fans tomorrow, you won't see the show's producers and writers. hbo announced yesterday they're cancelling their previously scheduled appearance due to scheduling conflicts. it would have been their first public showing since the divisive series finale aired. and on saturday, "e.t." will be with the cast of "riverdale" for their first big teiew together since losing their beloved co-star luke perry last march. but today in our "e.t." comic-con lounge, we're with ralph macchio and the cast of "cobra kai." the "karate kid" sfin off just got renewed. >> 35 years ago now, it came out. you look back and it's still this phenomenon. what do you remember about shooting that movie? >> getting my butt kicks. i do remember that. and it's still happening today. no. i think there was somethin

. >> we have learned faye who was playing katherine hepburn in "tea at five" was fired earlier this monthlapping and throwing things at crew members who were trying to put on her wig. the show's producers have told "e.t." they terminated their relationship with her. we have reached out to faye's weapon, but she could not be reached for a comment. >> i'm stunned. >>> let's move on to the college admissions scandal. lifetime is officially turning it into a lifetime movie. this as felicity huffman's "otherhood" costars rally around her. >> i think she dealt with it the best way you can deal with it. >> take accountability and stand up. >> that's the best thing. >> i'm not a saint. i haven't been. there's time when we hold people accountable, and there's a great part of that. and we need to do that. the other part of that is we are human. and you know what? we all make mistakes. >> i just want one card for mother's day. >> doesn't feel like motherhood. feels like other hood. >> they formed a tight bond filming rooded are about empty nesters. they know about parent struggles. between them they