that evening, this is what catherine wrote. she said she had a dream and she could see alan as a toddler at the head of a long stairway in the house crying, calling come get me. the next morning. may 30, 1944 marshall arrived at the paragon and handed a message. saying the day before, the day catherine had her dream that alan had been killed while leaving his tank on the road to rome. he stood up out of his turk to take prisoners ahead in the german through a grenade from the side and exploded his head and neck and killed him instantly. the marshall emerged from his office and the secretaries wrote about this. they called for his driver to take him home. he went home and slipped into kevin's bedroom and closed the door. catherine wrote that she felt a numbness when she heard this news. she did not understand george's words at the time and there's no record of how george marshall felt but had to been profound grief. and for perhaps regret for having participated in the decisions that got alan into italy in the first base. the la

thank you very much for that catherine so over the latest live in nairobi thank you. still ahead on the bulletin that was supposed to stop last year but some advice for words in the u.s. say hundreds of children are still being separated from their parents at the border with mexico and calls on the u.n. security council for an inquiry into the bombing of hospitals in syria's adlib province. hello that very mixed picture across much of yeah i would say if a few showers and also some pretty strong thunderstorms in the last few hours. little bits and pieces of cloud but it's a little bit worse than it looks because within those some very strong thunderstorms have actually taken place a good case in point in austria this is respect and this is a particularly heavy downpour did you can see it literally washed away this fairly main road and of course that is the power of the water but the storms have been you know quite widespread but within them as i say some very heavy amounts of rain so as we go through wednesday again we have some warnings across much of central europe

source she is monitoring what's happening from nairobi the 2nd case is now 2nd day catherine how concerned are authorities about the spread of the disease in this populated area. well there is a lot of concerns and yes this is. a death that has been confirmed by the new many star health and this man we're talking about was a resident of goma but was working in another area touring region a mining area need to the region which is one of the affected areas so he started feeling sick days after he arrived back in goma and tests were done on him 2 days ago and yesterday afternoon it was confirmed that indeed he has a dollar and now he is dead 2 people in goal man more than a 1000000 people live there very worried indeed i've also spoken to a wild health organization official who said that people should keep calm they say that they are prepared for this is then surely the of for a long time and that they are able to contain the situation these officials were telling me that they have set up hand washing point in different parts of the city the treatment centers are well equipped they have enoug

blondes catherine. >>thanks for joining there's a lot of people who are very upset that pg knew about this how long did they know and how did you find out this information. the public probably assume delays before the wildfires anyway that these lines and towers were regularly suspected of people actually climb the towers to look at the equipment. this report says no that was not happening. >>might want to have somebody. >>and a little trouble hearing you i don't know if you're able to move the microphone a little bit closer to your mouth or not, but ah the one thing that has people in paradise particularly upset and i heard from a city councilman there was they should have known paradise city council should have known to everybody in california who has p g service in their area. authorities say they should know the status of those power lines. how recently they've been inspected and how they're doing and if they're safe or not and the question is why isn't the genie letting people know if they have uns

now we can bring in our guests we have catherine mcbride is in london for us she's a senior economist at the institute for economic affairs in hamburg via skype marcus becker he's the europe correspondent for the german news magazine der spiegel and also in london jones he's a political commentator and columnist at the british newspaper the guardian and welcome to all of you thank you for very much for coming on this program i'm going to start with catherine mcbride and i ask you. what you think boris johnson's biggest challenges when it comes to the tory party now we're going to talk about brags it in a little bit to the good because that's the defining legacy for boris johnson but let's talk about the tory party right now what's just happened. with the many members threatening to leave if he goes through with what he's promised i'm not sure that this threatening to leave the policy but they are certainly several ministers have already resigned though said there will be resigning they only have a majority of 4 busy at the moment and there is a by election on the 1st of all just which

here with mark from washington tonight is our own catherine herridge. catherine? >> sean, multiple sources tell fox news the timeline has looked for a variety of reasons. justice department inspector general michael horowitz recently became aware of new evidence that you have covered extensively on your broadcast that the senior state department official kathleen catholic in her department in 2016 with former british spy in anti-trump dossier christopher steele. the timeline matters because two weeks after the kavalec meeting, the fbi and justice department used steele's unverified research paid for by democrats to help secure their surveillance warrant for carl carter page, the trump campaign aid. sources familiar with the matter said some key witnesses horwitz wanted to talk to earlier in the case agree to the 11th hour. at least one witness who does not work for the fbi or doj began cooperating after attorney general william barr ordered connecticut u.s. attorney john durham to launch a separate and broader investigation into the fbi-russia probe's origins. fox

here with more from washington tonight is our own catherine herridge. catherine? >> sean, multiple sources tell fox news the timeline has looked for a variety of reasons. justice department inspector general michael horowitz recently became aware of new evidence that you have covered extensively on your broadcast that the senior state department official kathleen kavalec in her department in 2016 with former british spy in anti-trump dossier christopher steele. the timeline matters because two weeks after the kavalec meeting the fbi and justice department used steele's unverified research paid for by democrats to help secure their surveillance warrant for carter page, the trump campaign aid. sources familiar with the matter said some key witnesses horowitz wanted to talk to earlier in the case agree to the 11th hour. at least one witness who does not work for the fbi or doj began cooperating after attorney general william barr ordered connecticut u.s. attorney john durham to launch a separate and broader investigation into the fbi-russia probe's origins. fox was t

catherine: james comey and lisa page gave testimony last year. this morning on the fox business network the president unloaded saying communications between robert panel andd mueller. four hours later the president characterized the democrats' political motivation. president trump: tremendous political mow vision on their side. but i ask you this. does the ever stop? >> under longstanding department policy, a president cannot be charged with a federal crime while he is in office. that is unconstitutional. catherine: justice department officials were quick to insist there was no daylight between mueller and his then boss william barr. >> he reiterated several times in a group meeting he was not saying but for the olc opinion he would have found obstruction. catherine: there are logistical issues to work out with back-to-back hearings involving four dozen lawmakers. lou: sounds like quite a circus. robert mueller's track record is something less than stellar. it i in many regard abysmal as investigator and as prosecutor. among his failures, a long

now we can bring in our guests we have catherine mcbride is in london for us she's a senior economist at the institute for economic affairs in hamburg via skype marcus becker he's the europe correspondent for the german news magazine der spiegel and also in london jones he's a political commentator and columnist at the british newspaper the guardian and welcome to all of you thank you for very much for coming on this program i'm going to start with catherine mcbride and i ask you. what you think boris johnson's biggest challenges when it comes to the tory party now we're going to talk about brags it in a little bit to the good because that's the defining legacy for boris johnson but let's talk about the tory party right now what's just happened. with the many members threatening to leave if he goes through with what he's promised. i'm not sure that this threatening to leave the policy but they are certainly several ministers have already resigned though said there will be resigning they only have a majority of 4 at the moment and there is a by election on the 1st of all just which the

catherine: wit -- catherine her. they didn't deliver the movie they promised for why president trump should be impeached. catherine: it doesn't break a lot of new ground. but for people who support the president, they found nuggets they like. for people who are critics they found some lines of inquiry that backs up their positions. one of the critical moments came early in the evening in exchange with the chairman of the judiciary committee and it had to do with the justice department legal opinion and whether that handcuffed mueller from bringing charges against the president. listen. >> the statement would be that you would not indict and you would not indict because under the olc opinion, a sitting president cannot be indicted. it's unconstitutional. >> you could not state that? >> the opinion with some guide, yes. >> under the department of justice policy, the president could be prosecuted for obstruction much justice crimes after he leaves office. correct? >> true. catherine: the special counsel was saying he ha

joining us now with this huge news, catherine herridge. catherine, you've been great on this story from the get-go. this is a big part of the puzzle tonight. >> sean, the significant developments. sources tell fox news house investigators are seeking the opposition research from nellie ohr that focused on the trump family. she testified on the hill last year and told lawmakers that she was willing to provide the research that focused on then candidate donald trump, his children and the first lady specifically. any foreign travel and foreign contact.he ordered the opposition research on the trump family for fusion gps, the same clinton funded dossier. nellie and her husband, bruce go to the heart of the genesis of the fbi russia probe. bruce ohr was demoted because of his dealings with fusion gps. he was the back channel for the fbi for the dossier. sources tell fox news that house republican investigators want to understand if nellie ohr's research got to the fbi or got into the sealed dossier. fox news reached out to her attorney and aske

joining us now with this huge news, catherine herridge. catherine, you've been great on this story from the get-go. this is a big part of the puzzle tonight. >> sean, the significant developments. sources tell fox news house investigators are seeking the opposition research from nellie ohr that focused on the trump family. she testified on the hell last year and told lawmakers that she was willing to provide the research that focused on then candidate donald trump, his children and the first lady specifically. any foreign travel and foreign contact. ordered the opposition research on the trump family for fusion gps, the same clinton funded dossier. nellie and her husband, bruce, go to the heart of the genesis of the rbi russia probe. bruce ohr was demoted because of his dealings with fusion gps. he was the back channel for the fbi for the dossier. sources tell fox news that house republican investigators want to understand if nellie ohr's research got to the fbi or got into the sealed dossier. fox news reached out to her attorney and asked

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but regionally as well catherine thank you for that is catherine sawyer with the latest live in nairobi thank you. now iran's foreign minister says he believes that european palace want to preserve the 25th day nuclear deal but the reef accuses the united states of having too much influence he spoke to al-jazeera at the united nations what do you think of europe's response to this crisis in the way they pursue. europe's response i think europeans want to preserve the j.c. pure. but unfortunately they're not prepared to pay anything they're not prepared to invest for their security and at the end of the day they're allowing the united states you said the edge and i don't know whether that's in the interest of europeans are thinking well let's go now to our diplomatic editor james bays he's joining us live from the united nations in new york and one of the the main complaints of the iranian delegation has james is that they're being put on the increasing pressure by the u.s. not just with sanctions but with other restrictions to what more did foreign minister zarif have to say on this. ye

sword joins us now live from the kenyan capital nairobi so what's the latest catherine from uganda and go now. yes. w.h.o. has issued a statement talking about this fishmonger who fell sick at a market in southwest uganda it's called point to market on july 11th this is just a few days ago before dying off the board in the democratic republic of congo they say that. about 590 fishmonger in the market could be targeted for vaccinations and walsall spoken to the ministry of health officials in uganda who say that this woman had come to the market from d r c to trade to sell her fish they say that this is a very this is a major trade route one of the busiest border trade routes in. between the 2 countries they also say that this is why they a huge concern because it's not clear we still don't know who this woman interacted with who helped her with her movements who helped to transport her goods of these are people who are being looked for for. for you know for vaccinations and things like that in this general area daryn is where another child last month died this child had gone to deal wi

now we can bring in our guests we have catherine mcbride is in london for us she's a senior economist at the institute for economic affairs in hamburg via skype marcus becker he's the europe correspondent for the german news magazine der spiegel and also in london jones he's a political commentator and columnist at the british newspaper the guardian and welcome to all of you thank you for very much for coming on this program i'm going to start with catherine mcbride and i ask you. what you think boris johnson's biggest challenges when it comes to the tory party now we're going to talk about brags it in a little bit to the good because that's the defining legacy for boris johnson but let's talk about the tory party right now what's just happened. with the many members threatening to leave if he goes through with what he's promised i'm not sure that this threatening to leave the policy but they are certainly several ministers have already resigned though said there will be resigning they only have a majority of 4 busy at the moment and there is a by election on the 1st of all just which

catherine stewart, your book, what period of time are you talking about here? prof. stewart: it's entertainment because it focuses on a project that came out of the 1930's and specifically out of the roosevelt administration's attempt to do something to create work for all different types of occupations. it created a number of arts projects to put unemployed writers and artists back to work. it happened in the 1930's that they created the federal writers project and decided to start collecting testimony. the 1930's with the last opportunity to collect oral generationf the last of african-americans that experienced slavery firsthand before they passed away. they have created through that project, it only lasted a few years, 1936-1939. repositoryhe largest of this testimony that we have in the u.s., winding up with are 2300 interviews that largely available online at the library of congress website. anyone interested can use those, and scholars have used them to dramatically transform the way they write about the history of slavery and emancipation and reconsider that.

>>thank you so much catherine again catherine for it no. a los angeles based attorney who deals with these immigrants situations on a regular basis. we look forward to talking to you again in the next coming week, thank you so much catherine e that's. >>and your 4 zone forecast live look outside at the embarcadero and as you can see marine layer, not as big of an issue this evening and temperatures right now pretty mild along the san francisco peninsula, widespread 50's there, but 60's for everyone else in the bay area with the exception of the tribe valleys right now conquered in antioch in the mid to upper 70's and overnight lows tonight, we'll dip into the mid to upper 50's so relatively mild night and tomorrow's microclimate forecast for the 2nd half of your weekend calling for slightly warmer temperatures along the coast because of the shallow or marine there downtown san francisco warming up into the low 70's mission district 60 degrees for your sunday afternoon highs daly city 61 degrees in half moon bay, 67 degrees burlingame warmin

liz: catherine herridge breaking news. let's get right to catherine herridge. catherine: after the testimony my contacts reported they were beyond disappointed to hear directly from robert mueller that he did not investigate the steel dossier. he says the key question is whether the investigation targeted christopher steele. intelligence officers told me the russian campaign was likely designed to damage both candidate, hillary clinton and donald trump. moscow's ultimate objective was to tarnish the eventual winner. mueller's job was to investigate russian interest force and related matters. but he testified the dossier predated his appointment. while technically true. the fisa warrant was reauthorized and overlapped with mueller. and it goes to the heart of the issue. >> i'm quoting from the steel dossier. extensive evidence of conspiracy between the trump campaign team and the kremlin. did russians tell that to christopher steele or did he just make it up. >> let me say as i said earlier with regard to steele. that that's beyond my purview. catherine: the inv

i'm can way and i'm catherine heene and for pam moore. >>prosecutors now shedding new light on the circumstances surrounding that july second shooting kron four's dan kerman he is at the scene of the shooting. he joins us live from the can for a mall in san bruno dan. >>we're getting catherine new information tonight from prosecutors they are confirming tonight that it was 2 rival games. what is unclear was whether they plan to meet at the smaller was just a chance meeting they also are looking into the possibility there was some sort of retaliation involved in the shooting. >>authorities are now saying the july second shooting at san bruno's 10 for and mall was gang-related we do believe that this incident 2 rival >>are based out of the san francisco area. >>all visitors were literally running for their lives and what remains unclear is whether the shooting was planned in advance. >>we're definitely looking into the fact that day it may or may well have been some sort of retaliation. component to this but again it's a lot of investigatio

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 i think the dressing up is so much fun for me too and they feel like they're in exclusive club and they are among like minded people and they feel like it's a special thing and the music is great and they can learn how to dance swing dance yeah it's all there and they said there. there is a very strict dress code people get turned away i mean we know but lynn is famous for its bad hind techno clubs an exam where you can get turned away for wearing the wrong trainers so they really people away but they have been doing me wave. thank you but i'm sure it happens i had a talk once and she said that. so that's part and parcel is it is it getting away from the social media as well and. mobile phones is not hard but it is i think it's a full didn't have a smartphone and the whole party even. ok and. what is the fascination i mean is it more the music is that how you got in

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now we can bring in our guests we have catherine mcbride who's in london for us she's a senior economist at the institute for economic affairs in hamburg via skype marcus becker he's the europe correspondent for the german news magazine der spiegel and also in london jones he's a political commentator and columnist at the british newspaper the guardian and welcome to all a few thank you for very much for coming on this program i'm going to start with catherine mcbride and i ask you. what you think boris johnson's biggest challenges when it comes to the tory party now we're going to talk about brags it's in a little bit to the good because that's the defining legacy for boris johnson but let's talk about the tory party right now what's just happened. with the many members threatening to leave if he goes through with what he's promised. i'm not sure that they're threatening to leave the party but they are certainly several ministers have already resigned or said they'll be resigning they only have a majority of 4 busy at the moment and there is a by election on the 1st of all just which th

right catherine thank you. now at least 3 people have been killed in nigeria's capital a bluejacket that's after the violence broke out between police and a group of shia muslim protesters police say one of those killed was an officer who tried to stop protesters from vandalizing property the demonstrators were calling for the release of the abraham. leader of the islamic movement in nigeria has moved . the demonstration is the latest in a series of violent confrontations between members of this movement of nigeria the umbrella organization of shiites in the country and the security forces less than 2 weeks ago the shiites stormed the national assembly or the parliament trying to access that building which resulted in violent clashes between them and security forces it was reported that at least 2 people were killed and 2 police officers were injured alongside many members of the shiite groups and the most the demonstrators were actually pushing or applying pressure on the nigerian government to have their medi

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i'm ken wayne and i'm catherine heenan in for pam moore. we have team coverage tonight our grant lotus and while bellow they're focusing on the victims of the tragedy. dan thorn is at a vigil as a community tries to find some comfort to first we want to get to kron four's j r stone has the very latest on this investigation, jr. >>well can i can tell you this is still a very active situation here in gilroy we're actutlly being held a good distance from where authorities are busy at work. i want to step out of the way and you can see what it looks like in this neighborhood just north of that park where the festival was held yesterday and you can see the sheriff's command unit set up it is blocking any visual that we might have of of the car that they are searching right now and a car that they have been searching for much of the afternoon. >>late monday atf agents could be seen going door to door in a gilroy neighborhood just north of christmas hill park. the park with the garlic festival is held and where the shots rang out a neighborhood wh

the key and catherine back to you. >>thank you with the ongoing humanitarian crisis on the u s mexico border, more state and local leaders are calling for action. they say they will not help ice if they conduct raids after the 4th of july holiday today oakland mayor libby shaft talk to cnn about what she's doing to prevent anybody being deported. >>you know this community cherishes our immigrant neighbors and we as a city have made a decision to put city funds into legal defense as well as a rapid response system that sends legal observers when ever a raid is detected. and we have done a huge information campaign to ensure that all residents know what their rights are that employers know what their obligations are under california sanctuary laws. oakland has always been a sanctuary as mayor i have strengthened those laws and really tried to do my job which is protect my community. >>today the acting dhs secretary is calling for an investigation into a fence of social media posts saying they were allegedly made by curre

[gavel] catherine johnson -- "katherine johnson: a quiet triumph in a white man's world." >> her mother was a laborer and her father stayed home with the children. >> my father was the smartest man i knew. he could do numbers faster than you could bet 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. to pursue a me career in research mathematics. he may be 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 and 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 crated 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

could detect to purge wraps up kron 4 news at 5 ken wayne and catherine. >>are here for kron 4 news at 6 yeah good for her to get us out. thank you rick. we are following breaking news out of hayward a helicopter crash. one person has been killed another person seriously injured we're live at the east bay airport where it happened. fire destroys 2 homes in the south bay and burns dangerously close to others leaving neighbors on edge in the east san jose foot hills plus. >>protesters gather in amazon headquarters in san francisco. demanding the company cut ties demanding the company cut ties with ice how the company this racquet doesn't care who holds it. it's equality in my hand. it's not a boy thing, or a girl thing. it's everything. give your kids a sport with a level playing field for all. join net generation. give your kids a sport with a level playing field for all. station. >>and breaking news tonight at 6 one person is dead another seriously injured after a helicopter crash in the east bay crews rushed to the scene at the hayward executive airport.

|j catherine stayed in the car as the mechanics went to work. i feel gutted for her because i know she was hoping to win it and up until that time they were about fifth i think and maybe with a good chance. the team did manage to get the car back out both the weather forced the race to be called off early for the first time in its history. they finished in 12th position. that is exactly what happens we should have taken exactly what happens we should have ta ken what we exactly what happens we should have taken what we had and dealt with it at the time we would have finished fourth or fifth. the story of my life, isn't it? scrappy and all my way to the top only to mess that up. she is top and pretty fearless and we are happy, we are lucky to have her. you have seen a little bit of everything in this race, highs and lows and positives and negatives. the emotion. we are prepared to do it again. hello there new data has become available which shows that the peak of the heat wave on thursday temperatures reached 38.7 celsius at cambridge university

>>analysis of what's going on with michael yaki and tom del beccaro to break it all down catherine. >>all right well these 2 gentleman got up really early i for me it's really early. it was bob mueller on filter. it wasn't worth the wait. >>yes, and no. it's always interesting. but if the democrats office would be a high water mark and i thought it possibly could they were sorely disappointed. one shot chart of the miss nbc says this is bad optics in he agrees with fox analyst you know, it's been a bad day look think in the end of the day. nancy pelosi is hand and saying we shouldn't be focusing on in peace because it hurts or keep the house. this strengthened her hand today. this will begin to fade. but the i g report comes out and we'll see how bad is like one of those movies where on your first ring you're not too sure about it. >>second 30 going to like it more and more the fact is that this was a hearing in which the democrats had had 2 aims. first one was to lay a record and bob mueller was going to inform they had to do with that we had all those rene's of testimony and yes,

they will that risks eating into resupport all right catherine so in that sense is he heading to another election boris johnson particularly feel tries to push through his no deal of gender and because he's got what they're calling a way for a thin margin within the conservative party is that inevitable. i think most people expect it is oddly enough i don't get to say this that often so i am just going to say i agree with most of what jones has just said. i think that they withdrawal agreement is did. the idea of picking out the good bits is pretty difficult because there aren't many they are respects is not necessary anymore there are definitely ways around that there's a massive tome was published by prosperity u.k. last week showing how we can deal with the irish border and keep it seamless and we can follow the ways that have been used even brazil has introduced a trust a trade a scheme which is working very well and much better than the you use one so there are definitely things to do and i do believe that we will end up with a no deal bricks that. because that's probably the only t

we will update you here during the newscast canned catherine now back to you. >>all right jerry, thank you and a pair of grass fires snarled traffic during the height of the morning commute first-time interstate 5 80 near the grant line road exit that of course on ultimate path as word does get pretty windy. firefighters put out the small fire quickly, but it did cause a major backup for several hours and on highway 2.42 near concord bumper to bumper traffic in the 07:00am hour after a grass fire broke out there. alongside the freeway in the commute direction toward interstate 6.80 you can see the dry brush on the side of the road there. >>and let's take a look at weather and what the firefighters are up against right now with the string of fires and it's been dry out there very dry out there we've got more of a westerly component the when usually we really worry about the severe fire danger we start to get that offshore wind. >>we're heading into those months were going start to see that right now more of a westerly component the winds in around the fire. so c

often more i'm joined by catherine young from fidelity international in hong kong and to our financial correspondent daniel cope in frankfurt would like to start with you catherine because china's economy grew 6.2 percent in the 2nd quarter that would be great for economies such as germany or italy for sure but for china others a disappointment isn't it. i wouldn't say it's an actual disappointment and in fact it was in line with consensus going into the actual trade number itself story the economic data itself what we do have to be mindful of is that we have seen a diesel aeration growth for more than a decade and this trend is likely to continue so we really are expecting growth between now and 2025 to really be in the vicinity of between 5 to 6 percent which really for reflects the framework of the economy that we now do see in china but nevertheless it is a kind of slowdown and would you say that it is mainly down to the trade war with the u.s. so are there other factors at play there are a number of factors at play so last year we did see sentiment really weak in both because of t

i'm can way and i'm catherine heene and for pam moore. >>prosecutors now shedding new light on the circumstances surrounding that july second shooting kron four's dan kerman he is at the scene of the shooting. he joins us live from the can for a mall in san bruno dan. >>we're getting catherine new information tonight from prosecutors they are confirming tonight that it was 2 rival games. what is unclear was whether they plan to meet at the smaller was just a chance meeting they also are looking into the possibility there was some sort of retaliation involved in the shooting. >>authorities are now saying the july second shooting at san bruno's 10 for and mall was gang-related we do believe that this incident 2 rival >>are based out of the san francisco area. >>all visitorwe

now the question is, we are learning from catherine herridge a couple of things. people that were not willing to talk in the beginning, they are now coming forward last minute. we know christopher steele talked to the ig's team for 15 hours, but steele could not contradict his sworn testimony under the threat of perjury inin great britain because if he did he'd probably be charged in great britain for perjury and he said he had no idea if any of it was true. but it was still the basis of the application for four fisa warrants. so where are we with this? >> what we are really learning is that this goes beyond the department of justice, where horowitz has jurisdiction within the department of justice. what you saw the president do is to release information, at that was a cue that allowed horowitz then to go outside the department of justice. he had to get cooperation and pressure from the attorney general to the intelligence agencies. so then there got to be some pressure where people started to say, oh, my gosh, they've actually interviewed some people, i better go

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catherine thank you. president trump began the day with nine tweets about the mueller hearings and he was just getting started. if chief white house correspondent john roberts is here to tell us what the president said after the testimony before leaving for west virginia tonight. good evening, john. >> good evening to you. going into today's hearing, president trump set i might watch a little bit of it, speaking to the white house press corps as he was leaving this afternoon, it was clear that he watched a lot and he liked what he saw. >> i think robert mueller did a horrible job both today and with respect to the investigation. >> on his way to a fund-raiser in west virginia, president trump claimed total victory. >> this was a very big day for our country. this was a very big day for the republican party, and you could say it was a great day for me. >> in a statement after this morning 'house judiciary committee, jay sekulow said this probe was conducted by a small group of politically biased prosecutor

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catherine a national park is home to several protected and endangered species but it's the conservation success of the one honed indian rhino this park into a world heritage site. but the animals still face 2 big threats the annual monsoon floods and poaches the park has 199 and ching watchtowers most of which are currently surrounded by floodwater ranges a working round the clock where the poaches may take advantage of the diet conditions to launch more attacks and then iran recruited here we've been very vigilant we keep a close eye on the animals day and night i'm expecting more poaches to come now because they take more chances during the rinds india rhinos were once close to extinction today there are nearly $3000.00 and catherine to is home to more than 80 percent of them the demand for rhino horns in neighboring southeast asia remains a huge threat as do the monsoon rains victoria gave him be al-jazeera. thousands of supporters approaching a group have held a rally in hong kong organize a saying the purpose was to condemn violent acts sharing recent protests and to show support f

. >> cornell college professor catherine stewart talks about racial dynamics in the 1930's, including the federal writers project, an effort together -- to gather narratives from former slaves. we recorded the interview at the organization of american historians annual meeting in philadelphia. >> catherine stewart, your book, what period of time are you talking about here? prof. stewart: it's entertainment because it focuses -- it's very interesting because it focuses on a project that came out of the 1930's and specifically out of the roosevelt administration's attempt to do something to create work for all different types of occupations. it created a number of arts projects to put unemployed writers and artists back to work. it happened in the 1930's that they created the federal writers project and decided to start collecting testimony. the 1930's with the last opportunity to collect oral histories of the last generation of african-americans that experienced slavery firsthand before they passed away. they have created through that project, it only lasted a few years, 1936-1939. it

everyone of my sources said, oh, i just spoke to catherine. oh, i talked to catherine yesterday. katherine harris has been asking the same questions. you did it on your own. learned that information from me. you were working your off. you should be proud of your hard work, because you were standing alone looking for truth. i applaud you for it. >> i have always believed that the facts have a power all their own, and they can speak for themselves. right out of the gate, robert mueller said that he would not address the origin. key details on the table. the fbi probe began with a tip from a foreign politician, not an official. the intelligence network that includes the u.s., new zealand, and the u.k. multiple trump team members, including former were prosecuted. the mysterious professor who planted the russia-clinton email story, apparently lied to the fbi with no consequences. >> he charged michael collins with false statements. he charged michael flynn, a three-star general with false statements, but the guy who put this country through this whole saga starts at all for three yea

oh, i've talked to catherine yesterday. oh, catherine herridge has been asking me the same questions. >> [laughs] >> sean: you did it on your own, you weren't getting the information for me but you were working really hard and you should be proud of youre hardd work because you were standing alone looking for truth. i applaud you for it. >> i'm sure you would agree, i've always believed that the effects of a power all their owe and they can speak for themselves. in the meantime, right out of the gate, robert mueller's team took out the republicans ambition saying he would not address the origin of the fbi russia probe in 2016, so congressman devin nunes got key details on the table by reading it into the congressional record that the fbi probe began with a tip from a foreign politician, not an official intelligence product, from the so-called five rs. the intelligence network that includes the u.s., canada, australia, new zealand, and the u.k. the only republican pressed mueller on a perceived double standard. multiple trum