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Is my honor, i did not really expect it. we are in japan for the 220, we came over and i said i want to meet with jim again. >> it turns out other former u.s. presidents have visited north korea in the past for very different and very specific reasons. president jimmy carter visited on three separate occasions after leaving office first. in june of 1994 to convince the regime to allow inspectors at nuclear sites. he returned again for the second time in august 2010 to persuade the regime to release the u.s. citizens held prisoner for seven months for allegedly entering the country illegally. c...

Doj officials yesterday that said they could not provide top secret information about an intelligence source that helped robert mueller. catherine herridge is live in washington to hit the top points. catherine? >> a source tells fox news there's renewed interest now in a 300-page august 27 documents on congressional testimony. in january of this year, the senate judiciary's committing ranking democrat, dianne feinstein released a transcripts, the detailed simpson's relationship with british spy christopher steele that was paid to dig up dirt on the trump campaign. simpson told senate investig...

Because he does feel that the special counsel went too far in charging him. the judge will rule on that at a later date. and in the meantime, the judge will be getting access to an unredacted august 27 memo from deputy attorney general rod rosenstein and it spells out the spk special counsel's authority. so the memo will remain sealed and only the judge will see it, but that will cast more light on the judge of how broadly the special counsel's powers are, as to what they can investigate and remember that this is the memo that explicitly is said that the special counsel could examine paul man ...

Related to rights being taken away from marginalized communities, things that are being done to our environment. and what he slowly has done week by week is he's staffed up his regime and now we have many hands at work in destructing our fragile democracy. as the weeks have gone on, that's why you start to see in this chaos so much of what happens in a week we miss. on saturday i'll be looking back on monday and saying, oh, my god, that was this week. >> sometimes you look back on a monday, from my vantage point, and you think, months ago, that's what it feels like. i'm looking at your week 42...

August 21st that the home was facing the beginning of an epidemic. there is no public notification until august 27. 11 families are suing for negligence. >> it looks like there was knowledge not shared at least with the caregivers at the illinois state veterans home that potentially could have aided in either the treatment or recovery of these individuals. >> the bacteria flourishes an old, stagnant plumbing. the state spent $6.4 million to upgrade the plumbing. the water is treated to kill bacteria. the state director for veterans affairs declined our request for an interview. in june of 2016...