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More aggressive in getting ahead of the opioid crisis, he calls it the biggest crisis theyre facing. >> what we need to do is to bend the rate of addiction is make sure people being prescribed opioids are being prescribed for a legitimate medical purpose. we know if we can reduce exposure, we can reduce the rate of addiction. >> reporter: dr. gottlieb has a big job ahead of him, but hopes his approach will make necessary pharmaceuticals more affordable for everyone. bret. >> bret: dr. siegel, th...

With the administrations view of the proceedings. we start off with chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge. good evening. >> throughout the powerful testimony, the attorney general tried to set the record straigh straight. >> atty gen sessions: the suggestion that i participated in any collusion, that i was aware of any collusion with the russian government is an appalling and detestable why. >> testifying before the senate intelligence committee, the attorney general jeff sessions ...

Into iraq. now what they use is a virtual calipate to stay in communication with their followers and to motivate them an inspire them. less directive but more motivation to conduct attacks. and these organizations are growing. were not having the kind of success we should be having about diminishing these organizations. >> general keen, thank you very much for your information on this. i see the passion in you, too, sir. well bring you back when we can. >> good talking to you, harris. as always....

Stadiums to ensure that no one gets in. but the point radius by steve rogers now was a good one. people who dont go into the stadium can still detonated outside. thats in fact what happened in germany last year when a refugee, who had been declined refugee status, either at a four-way and didnt get into a soccer match and detonated a suicide bomb outside of the stadium. its unfortunate, but you cant beat it all the time. i understand the fbi is throwing out a new supervisor guidelines for all st...

Confirmation of whoever is named, however mr. trump names to be the fbi chief. the filibuster is not available on that, so its not clear they can do it for very long. it will make a lot of noise. im not sure politically its a wise thing to do. if you want the investigation to go forward, you should want an fbi chief. >> james: brit hume, our senior political analyst. thank you very much. lets find out what chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridges hearing on the story about president ...

Chief intelligence correspondent katherine herridge live in washington. what do we know about the timing of this? >> reporter: the tsa confirms to fox news that the warning was sent last week to the trucking and bussing industries. it focus on the current threat landscape and points out since 2014, terrorists carried out 17 vehicle ramming attacks injuring nearly 700 people. the report also contains warning signs or so called indicators that may suggest a plot is imminent and what steps can be t...

Nsa director for classified testimony about the investigation of russian meddling in the election. chief intelligence correspondent katherine herridge live on capitol hill. what are we expecting at this house hearing? >> reporter: well, thank you, sandra. the house intelligence committee is focused on two issues. incidental collection and unmasking. that is when the u.s. intelligence agencies are tracking a foreign target and in the process, they pick up the e-mails, phone calls and text message...

Ducey, thank you very much. a secretive meeting of spy and intelligence leaders get under way down under far from prying eyes. mike pompeo and james comey among though attending the conference at a five star resort in new zealand. chief intelligence correspondent katherine herridge is live in washington. why do we know about this? >> reporter: the fbi and cia directors are on the ground arriving on gulf stream jets. its 9,000 miles to new zealand from washington, d.c. while the agencies are not ...

Jared kushner and gary cohn, seen as the wall street wing, the moderate wing inside the white house. the bottom line, the best thing going for bannon is two things. one, they dont want to upset that balance, they want to make sure theres an outside voice in the white house like bannon. and number two, i talked to some presidential advisors who are fearful if bannon gets bushed out, he has britebart, and the alt-right movement. he may turn his guns on the white house. what ive been hearing as a s...

The obama administration has denied president trumps wire tapping claims and the president hasnt provided any evidence to support the accusations so far. chief intelligence correspondent katherine herridge is on the phone with the latest. katherine? >> reporter: well thank you, melissa. im working on a story right now on the hill. it could well be that this deadline comes and goes today and justice department asks for an extension. weve learned today that this private letter from the republican ...