fox news's catherine herridge joins us with exclusive details. catherine what did we learn. reporter: thank you, melissa, and good afternoon. a intelligence source close to the investigation that former clinton i.t. specialist bryan pagliano told the fbi how the former secretary of state unsecured email system was set up who had access, when, and what devices were used. fox news was told with pagliano who struck immunity deal with the justice department late last year has provide ad road map to the investigators and importance to the fbi case can not be overemphasized. >> the i.t. guy may no intent. he is going to be told, here is how we'll set this up. this south side the federal government. this is outside the reach and control of the department of state. reporter: the source who is not authorized to speak on the record due to the sensitivity of the ongoing fbi investigation said pagliano's information is helping investigators to knit together the emails with other evidence including images of mrs. clinton using her devices on the road as secretary of state. cbs recently p

melissa: catherine, sounds like we could have four candidates tomorrow? >> i think everyone much these primary days, we go in, winds up being groundhog day. i think tomorrow will look pretty much exactly like today. trump will be in the lead. still be three or four candidate race and apparently harrison ford will be indiana jones. so nothing changes. >> no complaint there. melissa: tony, so how does everybody respond to that. if you still have the four candidates in, i would imagine the establishment is going to go even more bananas than before because they're already going best second -- bez sec. >> here is which i disagree with my come like, most of those contests are winner-take-all. most are closed only republicans can vote. i think there will be idea that anti-trump, unified anti-trump force can take him on but that means others are going to have to leave the race. in it particular case, look obviously kasich if he loses ohio. i tend to agree with dan, he is looking much better. if rubio loses in florida, what he gained in delegates up until this poi

catherine? reporter: thank you, melissa. the attorney general testified today the fbi investigation into mrs. clinton's server and the alleged mishandling classified information is on a close hold and -- have no basis in fact. >> have you ever discussed the clinton email investigation with president obama or anyone at the white house? >> no, sir, i have not. >> so when josh earnest speaks about the investigation, and talks about basically to reassure the american people that this is no big deal, do you know where he gets that information from? >> senator, no. i do not. i can assure you i nor anyone from the department has briefed mr. ernest or anyone at the white house about this matter or other law enforcement matters. reporter: and lynch refused to get into the immunity deal struck with clinton's former i.t. specialist bryan pagliano, and whether that deal would allow him to testify to congress. video of him before the benghazi select committee last year where he took the fifth. >> does the immunity agreement contain a pro

the other famous cable that catherine herridge reported in august 2012, a month before the attack on the consulate in benghazi when the cia said the consulate is not defensible. we ought to consolidate the two in the cia location. and there was no action on that. martha: huma abedin is one of the people who received the email i just read. how will we know what their response was? >> i think there is a lot going on here, other communications. we don't know what the f.b.i. is doing in terms of who said what to whom. but i think the failure on benghazi is one of the signal failures of the obama administration. and to fail to tree tallate ever since then. >> it's been very clear we were told, there were so many investigations. this is a done deal. but these new emails that have come out have a lot in them that are quite significant to this case. let's put that up on the screen. this is a quote from a hillary clinton email. if not classified or otherwise inappropriate west coast, can you send to the "new york times" reporters who interviewed me today? >> she and all of her aides do exactl

catherine herridge is live in washington about the story. what are you learning, about there, catherine? reporter: good morning, bill. it is highly fluid situation that intelligence suggests that the target was western diplomats though there is disagreement whether it was french or american delegation. al qaeda affiliate in north after known as al qaeda in the islamic maghreb. six mask the gunmen shouted "allahu akbar!," arabic for god is great. they were meeting in neighboring hotel where a i.q. stage ad similar attack in february. they told a conference here in washington about the group's capability. >> we're paying very close attention to groups like al-shabaab and al qaeda in islamic maghreb that is shows with attacks in burkina faso that it remains dangerous. reporter: they are offering december tails about the investigation into that ivory coast attack. bill: what about threats to host tells? reporter: this 11 page bulletin shared with fox news was sent out late last week t was not based on new credible intelligence that hotels in the

martha: catherine, thank you. bill: 20 minutes before the hour. merrick garland, president obama's nominee before the supreme court goes to capitol hill today but senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says a hearing will not happen. >> this has been the history of, this has been the tradition to not throw one of these nominees into the middle of a presidential election cauldron. we'll honor the precedents that have been created over decades. ♪ martha: president obama's pick for the supreme court, judge merrick garland, heading up to capitol hill today. he will meet with some top senate democrats. meanwhile republicans are standing firm against confirmation hearings for any nominee that the president puts forward until after the election. >> look, we're following the biden rule. elections are going on all over the country. the next president will be making this choice. the people will decide who should be the appointing authority. so no, he will not be considered by the senate. martha: talking about the biden rule there. here is what vice presid

say he was trying to do a number of things which are not supported by any of the facts and your own catherine herridge has presented a number of pictures which, which were given to her by his platoon mates would show him playing with goats, doing all these very typical everyday things, which demonstrate nothing of any psychosis which was demonstrative during the time they now say he had a psychological condition. it is just, distinction without a difference. leland: maybe a distinction without a difference in terms whether he had or did not have this schizo personality disorder. if you want to look it up i will save you the time. you have trouble determining social cues and can establish distrust of other. >> right. leland: on one hand his defense attorneys say, all right, this guy has a serious personality disorder and some kind of mental disorder but on the other hand they say, oh, he had this entire plan cooked up to abandon his post and draw attention to misdeeds being done or problems within his platoon. which is it? are you crazy and can't figure out right from wrong or are you trying t

we'll get to catherine in a moment. peter king, member of the house intelligence committee and counter terrorism committee. what is a possible solution here short-term. then we'll get into the long-term effects of this. >> we should never let our guard down. i think this is a wake-up call to europe about how they have to increase their surveillance and counter-terrorism. over the years they lagged behind us. they are now becoming more aware and alert. except for the british, the other countries have not been as forward leaning as they should be. this is going to go on. it's a reminder to us in this country never to let our guard down. we have to maintain surveillance and be aggressive. we have to go after them and kill them before they kill us. bill: you heard john kasich say the president needs to come home now and acertain global leadership immediately. this is an historic trip. something he wanted to do for quite some time. do you remember this reaction the attacks in paris when he was speaking at the g-8 summit in t

bill: catherine, you have two brothers involved. one hit the airport, the other hit the train station. you had two brothers in boston. you had two brothers in paris. you have two brothers now. what we to understand two people from the same family trying to kill as many people as possible? >> reporter: we learned through our reporting over the years it is not uncommon for there to be familial ties in small cell operations because this is way to keep a close hold on the information and avoid leakage that would allow authorities to intervene and thwart the plot. meantime a intelligence source with first-hand knowledge of the investigation on the ground in brussels is providing fox news with new information what happened at the airport. there were two explosions. one in aisle three of ticketing hall and the other in aisle 11. the bombers concentrated on highest concentration of specific pangsers and not the airline. the attack on crowded subway train happened near the european parliament in a neighborhood also home to american embassy i

so if, for example, and, catherine herridge and pam brown report on this foxnews.com this morning, he diverted mrs. clinton's secure email information and data to her insecure server, and if in order to do that she gave him her password, so that he could get access from it to move it from the secure state department server to her insecure server. martha: what if it was set up on this email server to begin with? >> he is the one that moved it according to fbi, to mrs. clinton's server. if she assisted by words she spoke or actions she took, giving him her password in order to do it, her legal woes are magnified. you have misconduct in office, obstruction of justice and espionage. martha: going for intentionally placing classified information in a vulnerable situation correct? >> yes. mr. pagliano, did you talk to secretary of state clinton about it? yes i did. what did he tell you and what did you tell her? he will tell this to the grand jury. the only person from her inner circle as far as we know going before a grand jury and testify under oath. if he misrepresents under oath he coul

the clinton machine is exploiting those weaknesses. >> mary catherine, john had a great weekend with hillary clinton. >> thank you. >> compliments where compliments are always due. listen here. >> your message to governor kasich is get out? >> well, i think any candidate, if you don't have a clear path to winning, it doesn't make sense to stay in the race. i would note every day john kasich stays in the race benefits donald trump. >> that's not going to happen in the short term. john kasich is in. what do the other guys not named trump do? >> welcome to the problem that's been the proper with beating trump. plurality. -- i think ted cruz safely makes the argument that he should be the guy even if the calendar is not demographically friendly to him, which it's not. >>> another interesting point on the sprk, republicans are looking down the barrel of a possible hillary clinton presidency or a likely nominee of donald trump, who is a bit of a wildcard. ted cruz would be a very safe choice, and you would know he would pick someone safely right of center. justice am rosa, he's put out a c

scarlet: that was catherine man speaking in london. out of the iea, oil production outside opec will continue to decline. does it mean crude prices will be on the recovery? ♪ ♪ scarlet: this is bloomberg markets, i am to go it who. -- i am scarlet fu. the iea says oil may have bottomed, disruptions inside opec is eroding the surplus. are on the bloomberg first word desk which means you get lots of headlines. always looking at research. a shift with a lot more proclamations that oil has bottomed. >> people are talking about it. be iea saying there could light at the end of a long dark tunnel. goldman says price is between -- would be between $20 and $40 and next between $25 and $45. people have been saying that oil production is starting to rebound, u.s. production is dropping, production drops in other places like nigeria. a production freeze and saudi arabia and russia and opec is trying to figure out their game. we are seeing what could be. prices have been going up for four straight weeks. , what we saw, a 12 year low last month

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everyone, and i'll tell you, there's no one i fight harder for than our two little girls, caroline and catherine, who are the loves of my life and who can do anything and i want to make sure they have a world they can live in where they have the opportunity to do anything. >> senator, thank you very much. i'm going to try to get time for two more questions. i want you to meet marv, she's from stevens point. he says at this point he's undecided. marv, welcome. >> thank you both. my son, jason, was a former marine killed by overprescription of medication while an in-patient at the v.a. facility in tomo, wisconsin. every day you see stories and news about people all over wisconsin, people from rural areas, big cities and small towns addicted to opioids and heroin. stronger opiate prescribing guidelines for v.a. providers. will you support this bipartisan legislation and do you support requiring strong eer opiate prescribing guidelines not only for the v.a. but doctors across this country? >> well, marv, thank you for sharing your story, and thank you for your son's service and his sacrifice. i'm so

i'll let catherine talk about that. >> nichole: speaking of the animals they bring to be adopted, animals like peppermint patty here. what kind of dog is he? >> peppermint patty is a 2-month-old border collie mastiff mix. her and her brother who looks just like her are up for >> nichole: i can't imagine they will last long. >> no, no, they'll be gone by the end of the day. they're very sweet. >> nichole: you do amazing work. talk about the animals that you guys adopt out and that you help spay and neuter. >> 15,000 animals come through the apl every year. a vast majority of those are through the trap and release program and our animal welfare clinic tries to basically put ourselves out of business. make sure that cats and dogs, especially ferrell cats around cleveland are -- come here, sweetie. are spayed and neutered so we can control the cat population. there are also dogs like peppermint patty here that come in through the animal transfer system. >> nichole: she wants to get down and run. >> she does. she'll be one of the 6,000 to 7,000 animals we adopt out this year and find homes for

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as catherine bosley tells us, it could be in your kitchen of all places. >> reporter: with the zika virus a global emergency, researchers are testing something found in your own home to keep it from spreading: scientists at university of new mexico's health sciences center say this could be key to stop mosquitoes from spreading the zika virus. >> swirl it around a couple of times. >> reporter: the main ingredient is oil from lemon grass leafs. scientists mix it with sugar, grass and heat. so far the results in the lab are impressive. particles, digested them and died. >> 100% kill rate. >> reporter: the oil shuts down the nervous, digestive and respiratory system killing the hungry la are. vae in three to five days. the oil is safe for the environment and humans. >> we are trying to package it so we get it to where we want it to go and not pollute the whole environment. >> reporter: the lab is working on a patent for this. >> in six to 12 months with the right partner, we could have this out there for use. >> reporter: they hope to test the this in mosquito-breeding pools later this year.

>> reporter: catherine and dan, activities is winding down as they are salvaging from what they could from thing and the board up this building any moment now and it is hitting them what's been lost now. >> at 10:30 monday night brunswick fire got news of the fire. because of the hour, most residents were able to escape on their own. nobody even the neighbor calling about the the 4-year-old's apartment could save them. >> get everybody out of the house. >> we are trying to. smoke is pouring out of the wall. >> reporter: her aunt identifies her as keagan who turned four last month. victims say she didn't have a chance as the fire spread so quickly. >> it was a split second by the time i looked at my porch, a small red glow and by the time we got outside, 30 seconds, the whole building was engulfed in flames. >> one of the things that accelerated the fire was the vinyl siding. some types of vinyl siding are

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catherine bosley is joining us with the story. >> for more than a year linda has hated her morning routine. three days up before dawn and off to the dialysis center. the four hour process leaves her exhausted and as she left yesterday, the 63-year-old was overcome with relief. hours later she met her donor the search began in december of 2014 when her kidney stopped functioning. >> it crashed. went real bad. we don't know why. all of a sudden they changed so much. they did. that's when i signed up for dialysis. >> she was told that she needed a kidney transplant to survive. >> we asked our friends and families and we got six people to step forward to be tested and none of them tested well. >> demming was put on a transplant list was was determined to find a person of her own. she put up posters and signs for potential volunteers to get tested and it was a facebook page called a kidney for linda. >> you know, scrolling through my news feed and this page popped up. i don't know why. i didn't have any affiliation with it. nobody i know had any affiliation with it. four offered to go through t

catherine bosley joins us. >> reporter: this is groundbreaking research out of columbus. half the heart failure patients with a certain type experts say there's no effective treatment to turn to at this point. a tiny implantable device could finally offer some big hope. >> whenever you are ready. >> a brief walk in the hospital hallways and janet wick um's doctors get a better condition of her heart. heart failure took the lives of and thought there would be new treatment options. >> i am not where i would like to be. i am 69. what's happening. >> diastolic heart failure means janet's heart does not relax between beats to fill up completely with blood causing blood to back up and cause pressure in her lungs. >> patients have shortness of breath. other than that we don't have a way of dealing with a patient's symptoms. >> it is hoped a new approach at wexler medical center could finally change that. janet is the first patient enrolled in the u.s. to possibly test this new implant. they punch a hole in the heart with heart catheterization and the shouldn't keeps it open to

catherine bosley joins us to explain. >> reporter: this study is unique and metabolism of infants. the idea is how a body takes in and expands energy early on and the key to staying healthy later. >>> everything is brand new to little charles. he is a few months old and already contributing to science. >> for the first time we will be able to measure metabolism in babies. >> reporter: he is spending three hours inside this metobolic chamber measuring air and carbon dioxide exhaling and how he eats a bottle of food and how many calories he is burning. >> the thought what happens early in life sets the metobolic fingerprint for what you will be the rest of your life. researchers hope calculations will better explain how to change the fingerprint. for example, what mothers should >> i always wondered why they are also can different. >> my daughter and 2-year-old seem to be the same and my 3-year-old and baby seem to have the same body. >> the mom was eager to get her baby in the chamber. researchers say it is the only one in the world used now. >> it is a brand new discovery about a b

catherine -- i'm sorry. download this cleveland 19 first alert weather app when we get severe weather into our office will you get it at the same time. >> important stuff going through tonight. >> where is richard simmons? that's what everybody is talking about. >> and coming up, one thome park >>> now it's time for "the buzz" sponsored by national carpet mill outlet. >> cathrine: in today's buzz you have never seen a roller coaster like this before. >> tony: and they said i'm fine. i went off the map but workout guru richard simmons is alive an article posted saying he hadn't had phone calls or e-mails in two years. he wanted time to focus on himself. >> fans of "friends" can look to the stage for the revival unauthorized musical making its way to chicago. "friends," the one where they sing is a 90 minute parody of the first season. you have to buy the ticket soon june 10 through july 29th. >> tony: it is the dumbest idea i have heard. >> get ready to have your mind blown six flags of georgia unveiled its f

dan, catherine? >> thank you, jeff. if you are serious about quitting smoking we will tell you the best way to maybe quit for good next at 5:00. >> cathrine: you may be surprised. who doesn't like to indulge on vacation. can pile on quickly. coming up, tips to enjoy without going overboard. >> dan: first our view of the day. blimp spotters. i didn't know there was such a >> dan: for the first time, the nfl is acknowledging a link between football and traumatic brain injuries like cte. a senior league official made the admission after a discussion with concussions. ct sexer a degenerative brain disease with athletes usually in high contact sports. the best way to do it successfully is quit cold turkey. in a study researchers asked 700 long-term heavy smokers to quit cold turkey or gradually scale back until they quit. the group that gave up cigarettes abruptly were less likely to pick them up again. >> cathrine: safe to say everyone enjoys indulgence on vacation. if we are not careful we may bring home more than souvenir

catherine? >> who will represent us rob portman is running for re-election and won the primary on the democratic side ted strickland came out on top. portman and strickland face off. >> parma public safety director o'malley is set to take over the cuyahoga county prosecutor and o'malley received 50% of the vote beating out tim mcginty and the county prosecutor's office has been in the national spotlight in recent years for handling of the controversial tamir rice and michael brelo cases. 23, health and human service tax levee renewal. the life saving services metro health and counseling for children and job training. >>> in fairview park an overwhelming majority of residents voted for issue 6 a renewal of five year fire levy allowing them to staff the fire station 24 hours a day with 6 firefighter-paramedics. >> cathrine: and in el rather whether or not to pass an issue on beat-up city cars out there. we showed them to you before. >> an ongoing story and cruisers in bad shape. some have to use o

i have a question, catherine. i think i know the answer. could you live in less than 200 square feet? >> i have too much baggage. i don't think i could. it comes to living. i have carl here from small spaces cle. show me around this beautiful home. 192 square feet and fully functional home. >> fully functional and all the appliances that a normal home. a washer drier combo washes and dry the clothes at once. >> we have a dishwasher here. induction cook top. >> look at all the counter space. >> huge counter. a refrigerator. full-sized shower. >> that's a big bathroom. >> this has a composting toilet which you can come and check out. >> this is the living space. >> these are all custom. >> these are custom built. the lady that wanted this didn't want a loft structure or anything like that and concerned about having a place to sit and eat and enjoy things and we made a nice dining room. bed slides out as a big drawer. trundle bed queen sized bed and beautiful french doors on the front. >> lots of head room because there's no loft. >> nine foot

catherine bosley. >> jeff: all right, catherine. a look at the feazel roof cam. slow going out of the city. snow coming down and mainly wet roads. what to expect through the night >> denise: opening day is a few months away. can you get a bird's eye view of the park released this video with a drone the valravn. it made the debut on the 7th. it showcases the coaster's first drop at 90 degrees. >> it goes down and in. >> that is crazy. >> if you didn't get a chance to watch the video, take a look. it will make your heart skip a beat. >> that is worst than the millennium force. >> jeff: pretty cool how they maneuvered the drone. >> i think you will do a little more than that. >> all right. so we will get one and a few spots getting a few inches of snow tonight mainly wet roads out there. we will not drop too much in temperature. tomorrow it will end with flurries and it won't snow like it will be winding down. otherwise mostly cloudy and 34 degrees and 29 tomorrow night and this system saturday and that will bring us an inch of snow. let's get back tomorrow here. 29

catherine bosley joins us with the story. >> reporter: this is based on warnings of antibiotics and public health officials say reducing the amount used will make the consumers safer. this week another big chain giving in to what so many are demanding. >> reporter: bowing from consumers subway began selling sandwiches with chicken recognized without antibiotics vowing by 2025 all the meat in their restaurants will be antibiotic-free. >> and food policy of consumers union welcomes the change. >> this is a problem brewing for decades and getting seriously worse. >> reporter: the danger is not antibiotics themselves but rather the super bugs that used by large factory farms. drug resistant germs enter the food supply. according to the cdc 20,000 people die from super bugs every year. >> we are at the beginning of potential catastrophy. a simple cut could be infected and have a deadly staph infection. >> only panera, chiptole, chick-fil-a, mcdonald's and dunkin' donuts received passing grades. >> innth out burger didn't specify a time line wendy's is offering antibiotic-free sandwiches in four

>> catherine: on top of good weather an exciting day in cleveland. >> catherine: governor john kasich there. my gosh, what a busy day for him of course. this voting day in the primary city hoping for a miracle there and then here in ohio. he is at it, too. >> our primary is in a week. let's listen in to his live event at the ohio cat headquarters in broadview heights. >> we were in a car and cross over into ohio and my uncle harry would say johnny, we just entered into the promised land. the state of ohio. and we would go to elyria to vermillion to peck's cottages. has anybody ever heard of that place? huh? we would be together and just paddle ball. >> dan: obviously the governor will launch into his speech. this is a town hall and informal setting there. we know kasich is looking for a motor city miracle today presidential primary there as we said and that stayed up north and it is a must-win for the ohio governor. the latest for the campaign trail is coming up. >>> downtown cleveland's new kimpton schofield hotel is finally open with its first guests staying tonight. the building at

in the newscenter, catherine bosley. >> dan: a little disheartening. >> catherine: it sure is. >> dan: let's turn to the weather. what a difference a week makes. >> jeff tanchak is talking snow. jeff tanchak is out there. what is the weather like now? >> jeff: that's what happens. snow one week and back-to-back days above 70. cloudy skies and rain a few hours away and we have quite a bit of rain coming in here. here is a look at ford first alert doppler radar and you can see sprinkles in the mansfield area and beginning stages of the rain and more where that came from. a look at the headlines. this is a stream of heavy rain and steady showers tonight through the day tomorrow and then we will dry out friday and then we will see one day of cooler air because it does warm up again this weekend. there's a look at the currents. you broke a record high. akron-canton, mansfield, youngstown breaking record highs and we were shy in cleveland down to 69 in cleveland and 62 in mentor. 72 in akron. a quick look at the forecast. you will see the rain coming west to east and by 10:00, 11:00 raining

the 60s and 70s and a very warm start 66 de leon springs, deland, lake catherine and lyft. sanford, casselberry altamonte springs 68, 68 orlando. patchy fog around and it has been dropping off, hunter's creek and lake nona and a drop- off invisibility toward melbourne. deneige and i will keep an eye on the cameras for the possibility of fog. next few hours low clouds touching the ground soon. college park 79 at noon, 84 at 2:00 and temperatures around 87 at 4:00 city by city with temperatures and how close we get to record highs and into a chance of rain returning. 501 check of the drive with deneige. >> spots with construction at i 4 at ivanhoe . blocking a left- hand lane. you will have to move over to the right for one hour or so. kissimmee, a crash u. s. 190 -- 192, 4 winds blvd., troopers have been there since 1:00 or 2:00 because of a fatal crash partial roadblock give them space to investigate. >>> presidential candidates claiming new november -- momentum while others go home. biggest price than yesterday's primary donald trump won by a large margin forcing senator.