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i'm a reporter. >> that's why we're going on. >> the group black lives matter try to intimidate a reporter in ohio. we'll have the full story ahead. i got 800 bucks. what are you going to do? >> caution you are about to enter the no spin zone. "the factor" begins right now. >> i'm bill owe rilely. than -- o'reilly. thanks for joining us tonight. hey, bill o'reilley, do something. it was quite clear last november the country had lost confidence in president obama's leadership and the policies of the democratic party in general. in the u.s. house of representatives, 246 republicans, 188 democrats. in the senate, 54 republicans,

44 democrats, two indiaen indep who lean republican. currently there are three simple policies that need to be changed. defunding of pln until this selling of baby body parts is completed. kate's law needs to pass. sanctuary cities need to lose federal funding. they are opposed by many democrats. >> i support the sanctuary. we have this terrible case and our hearts and prayers go out to the family. but in terms of the question, which was the bill about mandatory minimums, if we had passed a comprehensive immigration reform, which is the

answer to many of the questions that you may ask on this subject, then we'd be in a better place. >> hard to believe despite mrs. pelosi's opinion, the house did pass legislation that would defund sanctuary cities last week. now it's up to the senate. the question tonight, will republicans in the senate do the right thing and stand up for justice? if they don't, i believe the american people will turn against the gop. the senate and the house will soon embark on vacation until september 8th. so quick action would be good. senate majority leader mcconnell's office tells "the factor" the senate will vote next week on legislation to defund planned parenthood. that's an important vote in light of the horrific videos the country has seen the last month or so. 62% of americans in a rasmussen poll say they disapprove of cities and municipalities defying the feds on immigration law. talking points believes an overwhelming majority of americans support kate's law as

well. that's fox news do a poll on kate's law. we should have the results next week. summing up, if the republican party does the right thing, americans will take notice even if the president and the democratic party sabotage the legislation, which is likely. but if the gopers do not stand up, don't do anything on these three vital issues, the party may lose all credibility. and that's a memo. now from the top story tonight, reaction. joining us from washington charles krauthammer. so three bills. do you think the republicans are going to get behind all three? >> the fallacy in your argument is that all the republicans in the senate could stand up unanimously, let's say on planned parenthood or on kate's law. and they don't succeed because you need 60 votes, not the 50. >> i understand that. >> but that's a big impediment. >> it's not about that, though. you're missing the point. you usually don't. the point is that people in this

country, the voters in this country, have to see with their own eyes vividly, all the b.s. has to fly out the window. who's standing up for them and who isn't? we just heard nancy pelosi flat out say that she's not going to support kate's law, which would protect people like kate steinle from being murdered. this woman has the gall to try to excuse her unbelievable incompetence by pointing to some phantom comprehensive law that's never going to get passed instead of embracing something that could matter right away. that's what i want the people to see, charles. >> wells i'm with you on that. nobody's against that. the idea is you want to bring the bill up, that will happen next week on the planned parenthood defunding. you will have a debate. the democrats are going to be on the defensive. everybody is going to see how morally bankrupt their position is, how much they are in the pocket of planned parenthood.

>> that's right. that's what we need. >> but that's all you can achieve. if you're criticizing the gop for not passing legislation when it doesn't have the constitutional capacity to do it -- >> i'm criticizing them because i don't even know if are going to get behind it. i mean, i think they will. i think they will. but they have to do it instead of just talking about it. >> you're all upset about this. but mcconnell has said the gop leader in the senate that they are going to bring this up next week. [ overlapping speakers ] >> now we need the other two to be brought up. the house already passed the sanctuary city defunding thing. and that's good. but look, you and i agree that we want the american people to see who is looking out for them and who isn't. and therefore, once that's established, yeah, they can sabotage the laws. and obama could veto the laws. but once that's established, you're going to see a change in this country right now. because it's still 50-50. about 50-50. and it shouldn't be. because the democrats are on the

wrong side of history here, charles. they're in the wrong side. >> i do agree on issues where you know the democrats are going to stop you, or you know that even if you pass it obama will issue a veto. you want it out there. you want the debate. you want people to be exposed. >> that's right. >> and over time, i assure you the planned parenthood, the videos that have been shown up to now and that will be shown, the ones still to come, are going to have a profound effect. it will be a long-term effect, but it will be a profound effect. i think not quite but almost as profound as the advent of ultrasound, which had an effect on public opinion. it took years. but it sunk in. >> we'll see. it all has to do with the next election and who's going to be sitting. and by the way, i believe kate's law will pass because i think the democratic senator from california, diane feinstein, will back that law. and when she backs that law, then you're going to have a bunch of democrats come over.

because this is so stark, so irresponsible, not to back that law, to allow a man who was convicted of seven felonies in this country to come back six times. and you're going to vote against that? that's outrageous. >> i commend you for bringing it up for essentially venting it. >> thank you. >> but let me just say one thing. the sanctuary cities thing would have a far more widespread effect -- kate's law is a good law but it's rarely narrowly focused. >> i understand that. but it's the symbolism of it. >> there are symbolism and there are also dead people. >> that's right. >> i'd like to see -- >> i promised the steinle family i would get this as far as i can take it and i'm going to damn well do it. now i got to switch over to the. a week from tomorrow, fox news first debate. everybody's eyes are on donald trump because he can do one of two things. he can blow it up and continue to really really attack his

opponents, or he can surprise everybody and come in as a statesman and frame the things that he believes in in a much more issue-oriented way. what do you think he's going to do? >> i'd like to see him play the statesman. >> do you think he will? >> i don't know. i mean, with this guy -- look, is it in his interests? right now he hasn't risen in the polls like a rocket because of statesmanship. so i suspect he'll stay on the transport that he's now used to get up in the polls, to be leading even in florida the poll today. and i don't think statesmanship is exactly it. so i expect he will be out there attacking. but the real question is, will anybody want to take him on? and this is a real dilemma in a big field. because if you're the one who takes him on, you could be the one who ends up damaged. let me remind you, in '04, in

the democratic primary, dick gephardt and howard dean were way ahead in iowa. and they took -- you remember this. each of them took out ads savaging each other. they ended up losing and sneaking in were john kerry and john edwards. and that's the problem if you take on trump. you might succeed in bringing him down a notch or two. but you may not be the one who benefits. so is there any interest that you would have as a candidate going after him? i don't know what the answer is. but i think only the candidates who i think are doing very badly are the ones who would risk it because it would be a hail mary. >> i think cruz might take him on. we will see. >> cruz won't take him on. not at all. cruz is riding in trump's wake. >> he's lost a lot of support to trump. and he's got to get that back. but anyway, i think it's a most fun debate we've had in decades. and we will obviously all be

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personal story. very provocative comparison made by sarah palin. former governor of alaska tweeted this "which symbol killed 90,000 black babies last year?" then you see the logo for the confederate flag opposite the logo for planned parenthood. joining us now from phoenix is governor palin. your essential point in this tweet is what? >> this is kind of symbolic of our political correctness absurdity and the absurdity of

some persons' priorities when they are concerned more about a symbol that had represented the negatives many years ago compared to today, thousands and thousands of babies, obviously, that we've seen in the news over and over with planned parenthood being butchered and having their baby parts sold, that people in some parts are paying a whole lot more attention to the flag controversy than their about what planned parenthood their barbaric practices are. >> okay. now why did you zero in on black babies? >> oh, because the confederate flag, obviously, has been such a focal point for much of society right now, that that was an easy comparison. again, this outrage over the flag and then especially in south carolina that was taken care of. they took down the flag. but where is more of the outcry about what is actually going on with innocent human life and how can civilized society even accept what's going on?

>> you know the lion story? the lion story is engendering more outrage, this lion was killed in zimbabwe by this dentist than some in planned parenthood. you know how human nature is. but interesting comparison. interested in the black baby 90,000 figure. here in new york more black babies than white babies are aborted. we don't know the nation-wide figure about that. >> right. >> it probably has to do with poverty about the black baby abortions, would you agree with that? >> no, i do not. planned parenthood is in the business of finding targets. so they may attract those who would be perhaps disadvantaged in some ways and be made to believe that abortion is their only option. that is why, bill, 80% of planned parenthood shops are set up in minority neighborhoods. it's tragic that they would make anybody, a minority even, feel that they're not capable enough

and they're not able and supported enough to go through -- i'm going to finish my point. >> go ahead. >> that they can go through 40 weeks of a pregnancy in order to give their child life, thought is not impossible. it's less than ideal in many circumstances but it's not impossible. to carry that baby, give it life. and then you're still going to school, you're still working, you're still raising other children. for them to make peel people -- women feel that they're not capable of doing that is absolutely atrocious. >> okay. why do you believe they're targeting minority women, they being planned parenthood, for abortions? why? >> as i say, they are in there trying to make these minority women feel that they're not capable of giving their child life. and then allowing the spirit of adoption or foster care or support. >> why are they trying to do that? why? >> they're doing that because they have too many people deceived. they have leaders in some of

these communities, including our president, who would say, god bless you, planned parenthood. i'm there fighting with you. people deceived to make it sound like, oh, my goodness, an innocent human life is disposable. >> i just wanted to know if you think planned parenthood has a motivation to target minority women to come in and get their babies aborted. is there a reason they're in the poor neighborhoods? any reason? >> planned parenthood is a bogus business. they're in it to make money. they are in it to profit. and they have profit. and that's why our tax dollars should not go to planned parenthood. they're not needed. and they're not -- it's certainly not ethical for our tax dollars to go there. >> i hope you're right, governor. i don't think tax money should be going to this organization, either. and we appreciate your coming on tonight. >> thank you. they need to be shut down. >> another governor, bobby jindal, wants to hold mayors of sanctuary cities criminally accountable for their actions. but how?

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unresolved problems tonight confronting sanctuary cities and the people who run them. governor of louisiana and presidential contend are bobby jindal wants congress to come down hard on maryors and others supporters of sanctuary cities. what are you asking them to do. >> let's recognize these mayors, these city officials, they are partners in crime. they should be held criminally liable as accomplices for the crimes committed by these folks that are here illegally thanks

to these sanctuary cities. so the first change, make them criminally liable. they are partners in crime. >> that would be unbelievable, though. president obama would veto that. but i don't know if he'd get that to pass even on the republican side. >> but we should. when you think about it, right now under federal law if you're an accessory after the fact, if you help someone, harbor somebody, that's what these folks are doing. but there's a second change. there's a second change. let's also make these folks civilly liable. let's give the families of these victims an opportunity to go to court. the sanctuary city officials, mayors, city officials as well as other federal and state officials that aren't going after these sanctuary cities. >> they have a right to sue now if they want to. they can sue municipalities and cities if they feel that they were derelict in protecting -- >> right now local officials have got immunity. their office, this is considered -- >> some of them, yes. you want to strip all immunity and civil lawsuits going against them. >> not only them but those that don't prosecute them under the

first change. bill, let's stop being politically correct. they're partners in crime. >> theoretically i agree. krauthammer gave me a hard time at the top and you saw this. he says well you know you're not going to get the democrats to do that. never get the democrats to do this. but a person like nancy pelosi in her own city this woman was killed, kate steinle, and still won't support keeping the aggravated felon, illegal aliens off the streets. still won't do it. so you know what you're up against, governor. you're up against an entrenched ideology that will never ever take punitive action against anything associated with illegal immigration. >> i've spent a lot of time in iowa, new hampshire, outside of d.c. this what is i hear from votes. they're frustrated not just with the democrats but the republicans. they're looking at the republican leadership. >> what i said. >> when are you going to stand up to us. i think your point to charles krauthammer is exactly right. republicans if they won't push through kate's law, to me every republican should be lining up going after the partners in crime.

if they don't they're mistaken. full of themselves. >> you've got to get behind it and show the folks who's on the right side of justice and who isn't. debate coming up in eight days. you will probably be in the first debate. as it stands now, all right? because there are so many candidates that fox news has to do two debates, one in primetime, one in the afternoon. does that bother you? >> no, look. this is the first debate, not the last debate. in iowa we have a movement building. the crowds are growing. our poll numbers are moving. town hall meetings, people can ask any question. a lot of people running for not. nation. >> 16 and counting. >> i'm glad you're not running. you'd be in first place in this race. >> can you see me and trump going at it? >> you could sell tickets to that. but i think there are a lot of candidates that don't have the band width, the experience, the backbone to get the job done. i do. we need big change in d.c. it's not enough to elect a republican. jeb says lose the primary to winter general. that's a mistake. if we hide our principles we will lose. >> keep speaking out, governor.

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factor followup segment tonight as we reported last night, a radical group called black lives matter has threatened to shut down republican convention in cleveland next year and is generally causing trouble all over the country. the group partially funded by george soro is, jay z and beyonce'. last night a reporter tried to cover a black lives matter conference at cleveland state university. >> i just want to say this is a people of african descent. if you are not please go to the outside of the circle. immediately. >> i'm a reporter. >> that's right. that's why we don't want a reporter.

>> all right. i'm going to stand right here. i'm on public property. >> that's white privilege. >> this is the privilege of anyone in a public space. don't touch my camera, man. don't do that. i got 800 black people behind me. what are you going to do. >> joining us to react fox news contributor. >> what say you. >> this is par for the course. this group is funded by george soros. these far left groups take whatever tactic they need to bully and intimidate to get their points across. now, if this was any other group on the right, this would be a story that would be run on other cable news channels over and over and over. and you know what, bill? when they were asked their founder patrice colors was asked the other day, do you plan on trying to shut down the democratic convention? she said no, they're on our side. and if you look at the incidences where you've seen

rioting and things happening, it's black leaders, democrats like in baltimore and a lot of these cities, that are responsible for these incidences. but yet it sends a message they think is very important that black lives matter, just not in democratic cities. >> or in various things like violent crime. you don't see the black lives matter crew on the south side of chicago where it's almost -- >> democratic cities. there you go. >> but the death rate among young black males in chicago is through the roof. >> through the roof. and black on black violence. >> what say you, jamu? >> look, i don't think that these activists who are angry, i don't think that their tactics of keeping reporters out of hearing what they're trying to share with the entire world, i don't think that's the right tactic. but do i understand why they're angry. i understand that when black people are killed, the media doesn't pay attention. when white people are killed, the criminal justice system acts. they want to say very clearly,

here's an example for you, bill. if a house is on fire and the house next to it is not on fire and the fire department shows up and starts putting water on the house that's not on fire, are you going to say, that house is on fire? they want to -- they want everyone to understand what is going on here. >> look, i think you're right in the fact -- >> black lives when they are killed by police officers -- >> okay. but their message. does nothing if they do these gestapo tactics. they lose all credibility. the group is never going to be taken seriously. and their message is going to fall upon ears only sympathetic to them. now, the reporter in this country who has shed the most light on young black men being killed is who, jehmu? >> well, i think that there are many. >> no, who's the one reporter who has done the most on it on the national media? who? >> i don't know who you are

referring to. >> that would be me, all right? that would be me. >> well, okay. >> well, thank you for the coverage. but they want more action from the police. [ overlapping speakers ] >> then they should join with me and demand that the the mayor and police chief of chicago police the south side in an effective way, which means flooding the zone with officers and stopping the madness. yet those people will not do that because they are only interested in condemning white society. that's all. all right. now, you say? [ overlapping speakers ] >> andrea's turn. >> if they want to enact change they would go exactly where the crime rates are the highest. if you want to have credibility you go into those cities like chicago, like baltimore, and you protest democrats as well. >> was that over the top my being the -- >> no, you've been excellent on this issue. >> i am the guy. >> i know you have. but if you look at chicago, this is important.

because people say the murder rates are going down. what they're doing in chicago, bill, is they're cooking the books. they're counting -- listen. >> whatever it is it's a holocaust there. >> 87 people are shot like you saw in one weekend. they count it as one shooting incident so that rahm emanuel can cook the books. >> everybody in chicago knows how horrible it is. last word, jehmu. you say? >> with all due respect to police officers who keep us safe, when you assume that a black person is a criminal when you pull them over and treat them as a criminal from the moment they open their mouth -- and this has happened to me. this happened to me on the streets of new york on my way into an interview. there is an anger out there because people are not paying attention to this structure al our criminal justice system. >> that arrange should be demonstrated in a sponge way, not threatening reporters and threatening to shut down conventions. ladies, thanks very much.

we come right back, an amazing confrontation over the iran nuke deal. secretary of state john kerry admits he doesn't know anything about a key part of it. you'll see it. then miller on brady right back.

thanks for staying with us. i'm bill o'reilly in the impact segment tonight controversy surrounding the iran nuke deal as you know. a new video featuring celebrities supports it. >> the agreement currently on the table is the best way to ensure iran doesn't build a [ mute ] bomb. >> and it gives the international community unprecedented access to verify that iran is keeping up its end of the bargain. >> and the alternative to that is war. >> look, we all love our children. and the iranians love their children. and [ mute ] -- >> we've got a deal on the table that keeps us all safe. >> now, i wonder what those celebrities would think about secretary of state john kerry's testimony yesterday on a side deal with the u.n. concerning high tech weapons that now will be delivered to iran. >> secretary rice said that she has seen this deal with the iaea, and that it will be shared

with congress. so if she's seen it, have you seen it? >> i don't believe that susan rice, national security adviser, has seen it. i think that she's -- >> she says she did six days ago that she had seen it and reviewed it and that congress will get to see anytime a classified section. my question is, have you seen it? >> no, i haven't seen it. i've been briefed on it. >> are you going to read it? >> we don't have access to the actual agreement. >> but secretary rice has access to it but you don't have access to it. >> i don't know about that. >> joining us now from austin, texas, karl rove. so this thing is pretty scary with iran now. what we're talking about is i guess ballistic missiles and other components to build high tech weaponry that because iran signed this nuke deal are going to be able to get. that's what we're talking about. but they made the deal with the u.n. and kerry doesn't know about it. >> well, no, there are two different things.

we know that the arms ban is going to go away within i believe it's five years. we know the restraint on their development of their icbm program goes away again within a certain number of years. what we don't know about are the side agreements between the international atomic energy agency and iran about inspections and other issues involving their existing infrastructure for the nuclear program. for example, one member of congress said that his understanding is that it allows the iranians to take their own samples of soil samples around suspected nuclear facilitiefaci. like letting barry bonds draw his own blood sample and submit it to prove he's not using steroids. it doesn't work. >> the fact the secretary of state who negotiated this whole thing doesn't know what the u.n. is doing on the side. >> jaw dropping. jaw dropping. >> will this become now a big campaign issue going forward for the presidency? >> yeah, i believe it will.

first firof all we're at the beginning of the debate. so far the administration is not making a particularly strong case for it. if you don't do this it's going to be war. this video, the global zero action corps video, look, they're a bunch of dufusses on that. let's take their argument. their argument is, if we don't do this deal we'll all be dead. several times they say we're going to die if we don't do this deal. so let's do the deal that expires in ten years so that iran can get a bomb and an icbm to deliver it in ten years. so i mean, this is an idiotic -- i love being reassured by a bunch of hollywood actors reading from a script that this is the best deal that we could possibly get. they haven't read it. they don't know what's in it. you take one look at this deal and it does not meet the constraints and demands that the president himself laid out for any kind of a deal. >> but you believe that this is going to be a center piece in

the presidential campaign upcoming? >> i think it's going to be two things. i think it's going to be a significant issue for some period of time in the next several months as it gets considered and voted upon and acted upon by the president. >> right. >> i think it will then be baked into the cake, if you will, in a broader issue of american foreign policy being feckless and week. the iranians made it clear. yesterday they went out and said look, this i not going to affect us at all. we're going to continue to support our proxy -- terrorist proxy allies, continue to dominate the region. so forget it, we're not changing. >> so baked into the cake in a bigger foreign policy debate with hillary clinton. be interesting. mr. rove, thank you. miller on deck. tom brady sacked by the nfl and he and the new england patriots are furious. are furious. miller is next.

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back of the book segment, miller time. star nfl quarterback tom brady has been suspended for four games which really hurts his team the new england patriot. it's all about brady allegedly ordering footballs to be a little bit deflated during a playoff game last year. >> six months removed from the afc championship game, the league still has no hard evidence of anybody doing anything to tamper with the psi levels of footballs. >> now robert kraft and tom brady say they will carry the appeal to the players union, which has filed suit in federal court to throw out the entire suspension. joining us now from santa barbara, from southern california, dennis miller. and you say? >> tell karl unless it's got numbers on it he doesn't need to

whip the white board out every week. he's like the price is right model with a refrigerator. he's holding the board up saying here's what he said. we get it, karl. but as far as deflategate goes, i wish the press was half this interested in this harvesting fetal body parts as they are in these deflated footballs. >> yeah. >> you hear mr. kraft listen, i think brady had the balls deflated. i think he's a great guy. i think he's one of the best quarterbacks i've ever seen. i love mr. kraft. but do i think this kid in the locker room took it on himself to deflate the balls? no, i don't. but look at the way we're treating it. now they're going to start talking about the football deflating when it went through governor connolly's wrist. i mean, it's like the warren commission. they deflated the footballs so he could have a better game. it's not that big a deal. >> yeah, i know. but wait a minute though. look. when brady whom i like, all right? he's a good guy and a great quarterback. when he destroys his cell phone

on the day that the nfl says we want to see it, then it becomes more than the football deal, it becomes about deceit, cheating and all of that. you have to take it somewhat seriously. >> some love the nfl the way it is. i cancelled my directv. i'm not watching it anymore. it is turning into a big crazy soap opera. ray rice clocked his girlfriend in the elevator and gave him two games. they knew he clocked her. they have footage it gives more. if goodell stepped in it and now he has to make an example of tom brady, it's not the end of the world what brady did. if they want to suspend him forever so be it. two games, four games, i want it to shutup. it's a new show on called psi csi. you been to the university of new hampshire? ever been up there?

>> billy, every week it's harvard with trees. >> it's a beautiful place. a little chilly in the winter. they have a biassed free language guide. i asked them to send you a copy. in the biassed free language guide they say to their students that no longer should you use the word american because it is offensive to south americans and central americans so now we should all recognize that and not use the word american if we're american. and you say? >> i might hold up for south americans but everybody in central america is here so it doesn't bug them anymore. they have all come here illegally. >> so they are covered now because they are here. >> all i can tell you is new hampshire is the live free or die of boredom state. americans should be called whiny

doylings. modern american life is the down time between incessant apologies to protect ourselves where empathy hemofeeliacs. this country is so pro created vertically that i don't know. it is sad. >> it is getting to be weird. if you are a white person you can't say that. you have to call yourself a european-american. but if you are a black person you can say you are black. >> listen, you can hear the ambulance coming to get me in the back. this is absolutely crazy. this is like the football thing. i don't care about any of it. whoever i'm with and they bring this craziness up i smile and say whatever you say and i go home and watch turner classic movies. >> that doris day, i love her. the final thing, though -- >> her new name is doris not

nice according to the university of new hampshire mpt. >> you can't say mothering or fathering anymore because it's a gender specific. so when you are calling for your mom you have to go i don't know to say! >> you sound like you are making it up but the sad thing is it's absolutely true. book us in new hampshire. >> i'm drowning but i don't know what to call you! dennis miller, a quick update on the don't be a pin head shows. charlotte and st. louis just about sold out. chicago, south florida at the hard rock, phoenix and las vegas, 85% sold out. if you want to see miller and me live please go to the website. the heat is on. do you like hot weather? the tip moments away. and sleep deprived.

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first mail. bill o'reilly, i am grateful for your coverage on the sickening sale of baby body parts by planned parenthood. how can anyone say these babies are just tissue when livers and organs are taken from them. planned parenthood isn't harvesting babies. i agree that planned parenthood should not be receiving federal funding. i would say we are not becoming a barbaric nation. we have been there for a long time. jodi, isn't it a contradiction that the black lives matter group is funded by a white man with the money be better used by helping sick

children? hell bent on changing america. his goal is a complete overhaul that fits in with atheistic social view of the world. that's what he does. matthew brown, chicago. the leading cause of death of white males is accidents. for black males the same age is homicide and killers are overwhelmingly black. does that matter to black lives matter? interesting question. the company my son works for just donated more than $3 million to the wounded warrior charity. go winn-dixie. your word of the day is not in my dictionary. please write a book called "killing noah webster." my husband can be pesky and

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saturnine when writing to the factor. ms. megyn up next. remember the spin stops right here because we are definitely looking out for you. breaking tonight sources saying they have a, quote, high degree of confidence they have recovered a plane part matching that of malaysia flight 370 missing for more than a year now. the sources say the part found on reunion island near madagascar is the edge of a boeing 777 wing. they are going to look at it for further evidence that it may be from the missing malaysia jet. flight 370 left on march 17. it flew south towards the southern indian ocean. the