more influencing. we think she will open her instagram again and do more paid appearances and may be some acting if it's deemed to be tasteful enough. they will certainly be earning money in different ways that they could not do in england. >> trace: emily smith, i've got to go, thank you. i'm trace gallagher, here's bret baier. >> bret: breaking news, canada's prime minister confirming what fox news has been reporting, that there is evidence that a missile brought down that package a jetliner in iran, killing many people, many of them canadian. the iranians and likely miss took the jet as a threat. i'm bret baier. in washington a senior u.s. official telling a fox pentagon team that iran shot down the iranian jetliner by mistake using a russian-made missile. this is happening as iran was firing missiles at american interests in iraq, retaliation for the strike that killed iranian general soleimani.

there are reports that missiles hit that plane which are being dismissed as illogical rumors. president trump defending the air strike that killed their top general and dron they have critd the president for not consulting congress before that happened. right now on capitol hill, house lawmakers, as you look live at the house minority leader kevin mccarthy debating a war powers resolution, calling for limits on the actions. all that and much more ahead this hour. first though, to jennifer griffin with the latest on that. >> a senior u.s. official tells me that the latest u.s. intelligence confirms it was a russian-made is a 15 missile that iranians fired that brought dowdown the ukrainian civilian airliner. an absolute tragedy, the official told fox news. they just screwed up and it's

tragic. we reported earlier that pentagon officials increasingly believed having reviewed the latest intelligence analysis that iran shot down the airliner by mistake using one of the s15 gauntlet mobile defense launchers in their arsenal. that missile defense launcher would have likely been put on alert to defend the u.s. possible response to the iranian missile strike on americans in iraq. speak to somebody could have mistake on the other side. it was flying, not our system, it has nothing to do with us. it was flying in a pretty rough neighborhood and someone could have made a mistake. some people say it was mechanical but i personally don't think that's even a question, personally. >> the as a 15 and other russian-made missile systems are programmed to lock onto anything metal that looks like a missile. the ukrainian civilian airliner crashed 2 minutes after takeoff

while still it's in. on radar they could have easily been mistaken for an incoming missile. the essay 15 and other air systems like it have a manual and automatic mode. if in automatic mode it could have fired without a human being ordering the strike. the iranians would likely turn on the missile defense systems, expecting a u.s. response. protecting its airport and strategic locations in tehran would be expected, right. >> bret: what we know, and what we have to know that have monitored that publicly which is classified, you can hear from u.s. officials and the canadians that there is a confidence. but he mentioned the iranians are pushing back on all this? >> that's right, denial so far from the iranian leadership. if iranian authorities have been unwilling to hand over that black box recovered from the wreckage of the relatively new boeing passenger jet and there were no radio calls from the cockpit before the plane suddenly fell out of the sky suggesting an explosion.

iran's head of civil aviation in the meantime dismissed the reports, and u.s. officials who are seeing an intelligence picture emerge based on satellite and infrared imagery and intercepts now suggest otherwise. >> bret: jennifer, thank you. more now on president trump's comments from iran. chief correspondent john roberts reporting live from the north lawn. >> good afternoon. president trump continued to brush off continued criticism from the democrats that there was no compelling reason for the president to launch a strike against general qassem soleima soleimani. he defended the decision to take out soleimani saying there was a long list of reasons why the general was a legitimate target, listen here. >> president trump: we caught a total monster and we took him out, and that should have happened a long time ago. we did it because they were looking to blow up our embassy.

we also did it for other reasons that were very obvious. somebody died, one of our military people died. people were badly wounded just a week before, and we did it. we had a shot at him and i took it in that shot was pinpoint accurate and that was the end of a monster. >> in that statement that the yu might have noticed the president said "they were looking to blow up our embassy" which has been interpreted as soleimani having future plans to attack the embassy in baghdad. think back to that attack on the embassy in the mic on new year's eve and multiple officials confirmed that was what the president was talking about, not the threat of a future attack. if the white house continues to insist that there was an imminent threat still undisclosed posed by soleimani, and that was why there president pulled the trigger when he did. as democrats keep hammering the president for taking the action against soleimani, the president

put it back on the democrats saying, they are taking a soft attitude toward a general that even president obama labeled a terrorist. this in here. >> president trump: when nancy pelosi and the democrats wanted to defend him, i think that's a very bad thing for this country, that's a big losing argument politically. >> president trump also said the new sanctions on iran would have been drawn up and approved and will be announced shortly. >> bret: the president also slamming the houses war powers resolution. we saw the debate on the house floor. >> the president tweeted his opposition to that earlier saying, i hope that all house republicans will vote against crazy nancy pelosi's war powers resolution. also remember her speed and rush in getting the impeachment hoax voted on and it done? she never sent the articles to the senate, just another democrat fraud and presidential harassment. but earlier today in the roosevelt room, asked whether he would defend congress next time before taking action, the president left that door open

just a little bit, listen. >> president trump: i don't have to, and you shouldn't have to be able because you have to make split-second decisions, sometimes you have to move very, very quickly, john. but in certain cases i wouldn't even mind doing it. >> the president said in certain cases he wouldn't even mind doing it, but the president said as he has all the long, accuse the democrats of mishandling the iraq situation for years. so why should that be the ones to tie his hands on any military action? in the companion war powers resolution introduced in the senate by senator tim kaine of virginia, it's likely that will attract the yes votes of at least two republican senators, senator rand paul and senator mike lee of utah. so it's not just democrats that we are worried about but the president in the future. >> bret: thank you. iraq war veteran tammy duckworth says president trump's decision to take out iran's top general

bill noised the u.s. she's calling on the state department to reserve all documents as well related to security and planning around the strike. senatorsenator duckworth joins . you heard the report from the white house about what the president said, you are getting ready. there's a house version of the war powers resolution and as mentioned, senator kaine has one as well. i assume you are a "yes." why is that? >> because the constitution has put in the checks and balances in our system, and only congress has the authority to declare war. and the president, if there is imminent danger where taking out soleimani was the only way to stop that imminent danger from happening, he should come to congress and so is the evidence. if it's there, i will vote yes everything all time. i have no fondness for the iranians and in fact, my concern is that this action actually turned soleimani into a martyr

in the middle east when the man is a butcher and should be burning in right now. >> bret: do you think we are at war with iran right now? >> i think we are definitely engaged in hostilities. we aren't in a declared war because only congress has the ability to declare war with iran but, as i said, i need to do my job for the constitution and that is to review the evidence that the president should be coming to congress and presenting that evidence before moving forward. >> bret: i guess i'm just asking, you heard the president's speech the other day providing an offering to the iranians, calling for a de-escalation and you praised of that effort? >> i think anything we can do to make america safer is better. i want to see the evidence, and let us have a good debate on the senate floor so that we can decide whether or not -- and it's through the evidence, looking through the evidence, i will vote yes. i would put on my old uniform and go fight if that is what needs to be. my problem is, the white house has not followed the constitution and has not come to us and in this briefing we

received yesterday, there was nothing they had not shared with us that we had not already seen in the media, and that's not the role of the senate. we should be able to review this evidence. >> bret: asked about the question of imminence, i just have to say on the question of immanence it probably looks a lot different if you are a soldier is sitting in iraq than if you are a comfortable senator sitting behind secured doors with armed guards in washington. you, senator, have been both. your response to that comment? >> i have actually flown into the base where al-assad to come where the iranian shot missiles at our troops there the other night. let me make it clear, our troops are not safer than they were prior to this. american national security is not better off prior to where we were before this. i do not shed a tear for this man being dead but i do have concerns of the president acted without consent of congress and that the president did not have a good plan to how to handle the aftermath, which is why you see soleimani being turned into a martyr which is why iran is

gaining support in the middle east when they were actually protests against them just as recently as last week. i want to go after iran and i want to go after them but that's not what we are doing. >> bret: the cia director gina haskell who is confirmed bipartisan support in the senate, this is what was said. she advised the threat that the iranian general presented was the greater than the threat of iran's response of he was killed, according to former and current officials. indeed, she predicts the most likely response was this missile firing, although she took no formal position about whether to kill general soleimani, officials who listen to her analysis came away with the clear view that the cia believed that killing him would improve, not weekend, security and the middle east. so you think the cia director is wrong? >> that's not what i said that, i sincerely agreed that this man being dead actually reduces quite a lot of threat.

but the problem is, the issue is about the imminent danger. you can't reach out and assassinate a guy like that without the consent of congress unless you prove that there is imminent danger, where you have to take him out that night or something was going to happen. they did not provide evidence of that. they had provided evidence of that i would have voted yes and would have agreed with it. my problem is they didn't provide that information for the war powers act which white house is supposed to be doing. >> bret: want lasting quickly senator, seven or eight of your colleagues have called frau speaker pelosi to send over articles of impeachment, are you adding your name to that list, list? >> what i'm calling for is a fair trial with witnesses. if we are going to have it, let's do it. but i want witnesses that the american people can listen to, evidence the american people can see. i'm withholding judgment because my constitutional duty is to be an impartial juror which i'm going to do. but let me say this, fair trials have witnesses and coverups do

not. we should have witnesses and evidence that the american people can see. >> obviously the senate majority leader says the house a stop to go through all that but there's a difference there. senator duckworth, we appreciate your time today. we will also hear from g.o.p. senator mike lee of utah catching some heat from fellow republicans for criticizing the trump administration on iran. he will explain all that. and we are keeping an eye on the house floor as lawmakers discuss curbing president trump's power. senator sheila jackson lee getting animated there, curbing power to launch military strikes. keep it here. ♪ the newday va streamline refi is the reason why. it lets you shortcut the loan process and refinance with no income verification, no appraisal, and no out of pocket costs. one call can save you $2000 every year. call my team at newday usa right now.

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>> bret: at live look on the house floor, lawmakers debating a war powers resolution that calls for limits on president trump's military action against iran. more on that in a moment. also today house speaker nancy pelosi saying she wants to see the terms of a senate trial before she sends over the articles of impeachment. but, she will probably send them soon. >> we are ready. we are proud of our defense of the constitution of the united states. we are concerned that the senators will not be able to live up to the oath that they must take to have an impartial trial. >> bret: so she wants to see the arena. some turn majority leader mitch mcconnell says there will be no haggling with the house over senate procedure and he is apparently giving speaker pelosi a deadline.

>> if they choose, but they do not get to keep the cloud in place forever. if the speaker can't continues to take the own accusations to trial, the senate will move forward next week with the business of our people. >> more on the impeachment showdown in just a bit. first, mike emanuel on the war powers resolution. mike? >> good afternoon. it's a nonbinding revolution but its house democratic leadership expressing an opinion about president trump taking out the iranian general. it's highly partisan, democrats arguing the they cannot take further military action against iranian assets and many republicans rallying to the commander in chief's defense, saying president trump has every right to use defensive military force in response to immediate threats to american troops or officials. the resolution reads, congress has not authorized the president to use military force against

iran. congress hereby directs the president to terminate the use of united states armed forces to engage in hostilities in or against iran or any part of its government or military. a leading government urged lawmakers to support the major. >> should tensions escalated again, congress should have a say before hostilities are launched, it's really that simple. this should be the easiest to vote in the world for members of congress. this is about assuring that we have a say about what may come next. there is nothing radical about this. >> a republican military veterans of the commander in chief to the right thing without drone strike. >> the president had a duty. he had a duty to act and i for one would be screaming from the rooftops if he had not taken appropriate action. this should have been done a long, long time ago. years ago, by multiple previous administrations. it astounds me that this is up

for debate. >> republican suggested is toothless because it does not actually tie the hands of the commander in chief. but democrats who want to be able to say they stood up to the president to say that back measure. >> bret: and mike emanuel live on the hill. president trump responding to senator mike lee's criticism of the administrations of briefing on iran. we will talk live to the senator from capitol hill, next. ok everyone!

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>> bret: at the house preparing a vote on a war powers resolution, debating that now and call increment limits on the military action that president trump can take against iran. the present responding to republican senator mike lee of utah who said yesterday, the briefing on iran was probably the worst he had seen on a military issue.

>> president trump: we had calls from numerous senators and numerous congressmen and women saying it was the greatest presentation they'd ever had. mike and rand paul disagree because they want information that honestly i think is very hard to get. it's okay if the military wants to give it, but they didn't want to give it. and it really had to do with sources and information that we had that really should remain at a very high level. could we individually ma maybe e one of two of them some information? possibly we could do that, i get along with mike lee, never seen him like that. >> bret: senator mike lee joins us now from capitol hill. you heard what the president said it, good afternoon. your response to him? >> my response to him is i have never challenge the attack on soleimani. in fact hours after that attack i issued a statement saying that americans were made safer by it. my concern yesterday focus primarily on the fact that

moving forward we were given no indication that the next steps with regard to iran will involve consultation with and authorization from congress as is required by the constitution. in fact those assigned it to come and brief us yesterday from the administration didn't share this president view that has been, i support that president. he's been fantastic, he's been differential to the american people and restraint of as the the command of power. yesterday they did not exhibit the same level of difference and restraint that they have shown. >> bret: the vice president adding to what the president alluded to their saying that somethings could not be shared, saying that the way you look at it, methods -- sources and methods had to be protected and we are not able to share with them every member of the house and senate. i can assure the viewers that there was a threat of an

imminent attack. do you by that? >> listen. here again, they are doing the wrong issue. rand paul and ir into different places on this. rand paul as i understand it challenges the attack on general soleimani, i don't. i have accepted as a given in the circumstance that they may well have had legitimate authority to do what they did. my concern deals with what we do with iran forward and that response by vice president pence does not address my central concern. it is important that congress authorized the use of military force, when we engage in any kind of sustained military action, that's what i'm concerned about and that's what our brief errs were so dismissive of yesterday. >> bret: do you think we are at war with iran now? >> we are in a position where we easily could get into a war with iran and that's where it's especially important that we have a debate and a discussion. that's one of the ways we avoid

getting into war and one of the real genius features of the constitution was to make it more difficult to get into war, specifically by requiring that more power be exercised only by congress. we have that debate and discussion under full view of the public, may make it more difficult to get into war and more likely that when we do take that unfortunate and difficult position, we have the support of the american people. >> bret: i understand that use signed onto tim kaine's war powers resolution that will come onto the senate with some tweaks. but senator tom cotton told me last night that the war powers act is unconstitutional intrusion of congress into the president's constitutional authority is. every president of both parties has believed that since it was passed in 1993. second congress can act to cut off funding for military operations in a time it wishes and at the case goes back to george washington to be able to strike targets of opportunity to protect our nation. your response to him?

>> you know what else goes right back to george washington? george washington's view that the president's inherent authority can be exercised without congress insofar as it's necessary to deal with an imminent or presently occurring attack. but it does require their approval of congress. focusing on the constitutionality of the war powers act is completely missing the point. the war powers act is best understood as a procedural mechanism, whereby debate can be advanced and accelerated in congress to weigh in on the war power come and weigh in on whether or not the executive branch is authorized to take certain sustained military actions. >> bret: last thing, on impeachment, do you think this will go quickly and how do you think it will go? >> the president of the united states has not done anything impeachable or criminal, he hasn't done anything wrong. president trump succeeded where president obama tried and failed for years to convince ukraine to

investigate allegations of deeply rooted corruption within the energy company burisma. it's not wrong and it's not impeachable. the president will be acquitted and exonerated and i think the democratic party will look very bad appropriately for doing this to president trump. >> bret: and we will never hear from john bolton in the senate? >> it's difficult to tell exactly who we will hear from and we will not hear from you in advance but what we do know is we can't proceed to any of it unless and until we receive the articles of impeachment from the house of representatives. but what we do know based upon witness after witness that we have heard from, we haven't heard anything new since ambassador volker testified in october. and he told us what i just said wishes that president trump succeeded here in getting ukraine to investigate burisma. >> bret: senator mike lee, we appreciate your time. talking about impeachment, let's

go to chad pergram. where are we at this hour? >> in the past 45 minutes or so, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says he thinks there will be a senate trial next week. he told that two republican senators at a luncheon, although he has no inside information. republican senators are basically saying house speaker nancy pelosi, put up or shut up. >> what i would suggest we do if we have two, and i hope we don't, is deemed the articles delivered upon passage and set a date certain for the trial. if the house kne notice and if u don't, dismiss it for lack of prosecution. >> pelosi continues to be coy and indicates at trial might be coming up soon but still hurting her cards close to her best. listen. >> no, i'm not holding them indefinitely. i will send them over when i'm ready, and that will probably be

soon. >> house speaker nancy pelosi is known for keeping kind of a list of knowing who crosses her. there has been some criticism by democrats in both the house and senate indicating they want the speaker to start. adam smith on another network, chairman of the health services committee thought it was time to start the senate trial but this afternoon, he started to backpedal. he said i misspoke this morning, if the speaker believes that holding the articles for a longer time will help force trial in the senate than i support that decision. so we don't know exactly when house speaker nancy pelosi will start this, this would require a vote on the house floor if she moves tonight, or maybe tomorrow or sometime next week. but the buzz here on capitol hill as they might start the middle of next week. back to you. >> bret: caucus is back in line. some people are getting text messages about the military draft. the u.s. army is responding. that's next.

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>> bret: breaking news, yet another rocket landing in baghdad after multiple rockets were fired into baghdad's green zone last night. try against continuing coverage on the ground in baghdad. >> good afternoon. just about two hours ago a rocket was fired towards valid air base which is just north of baghdad that does house u.s. troops. this follows last night's rocket attacks into the green zone off to the left. we heard a lot of sirens going off saying, incoming, incoming, and that was to warn the u.s. embassy personnel and others around that there were all rocket ongoing. a little of this after president trump tried to take the written back from the region of war. not responding militarily to those tuesday night ballistic missiles which were fired towards al-assad air base in

western iraq, that also houses u.s. troops. today we heard a senior in the iranian revolutionary guard saying he didn't feel that was enough in terms of revenge so we are seeing threats from iranians today and will have to monitor the situation to see if indeed this is a final response from iran or if these one-off rocket attacks will continue to happen. >> bret: is about two an iraqi general on the ground today, what did he say? >> we spoke with a major general inside of baghdad's green zone which has been one of the key players in not only the fight against isis but also the embassy situation. this taking ver place very closo where the embassy is in the green zone. they tried to get back to the fight against the islamic state, and the majority of the isis fighters are not foreign fighters but are iraqi citizens. take a listen to what he had to

say about the possibility of u.s. troops withdrawing from iraq. >> since we started the cooperation with international forces, troops have never been a fighting force in iraq. we are talking about 5,000 troops in iraq as they are fighting forces. no. the fact forces in iraq are part of the logistical support and part of the support team to the air force. they are not a fighting force who will fight alongside the iraqi forces. >> we spent much of the day around baghdad talking to residents here, and what they are feeling. the common sentiment is that our iraqis do not want to get caught in the middle of another war again. they tried to stay out of any sort of conflict in the united states, and you might remember over the past week, get iraq's prime minister said he thought it was a violation of our iraqi sovereignty were both

iranians and the americans to conduct military operations within its own borders. >> bret: on all this, special report tonight at six. other breaking news we are following, the investigation into the ukrainian plane that crashed near tehran killing all 176 men, women and children on board. benjamin hall reporting live. >> ever since this plane came down, there was suspicions that it was something other than technical failure, not least because it happened less than three hours after ballistic missiles were fired from iran into iraq. on top of that the very quick response from the iranians refusing to hand over those black boxes and refusing access to that crash site. those black boxes have been damaged but part of the memory has been lost. they are insisting that these

are illogical rumors. however, justin trudeau said otherwise. >> we have intelligence from multiple sources including allies and our own intelligence and the evidence indicates that the plane was shot down by an iranian surface-to-air missile. this may well have been unintentional. this information reinforces the need for a thorough investigation into this matter. >> it came down just minutes after it took off and in good visibility. they are also, questions are being asked about why it was even being flown that night. they've banned all carriers from iran and iraq, but nevertheless the ukrainians chose to take off that day.

>> bret: what are we learning about the 176 people on board? >> well again, a staggering number, 176. they come from a number of different countries come among them principally the ukraine and canada. there were 82 iranians on board, 63 canadians, 11 ukrainians and three british, among those 176 and that includes 15 children. that tehran to iran flight is very popular. it passes through key key avenue and it's one of the more popular planes on that route. passengers on board even showed concern about traveling that night. one woman called her husband from that plane and said she felt very unsafe because of what was happening in the region. the ukrainians have sent their team of f experts over to iran, and are trying to get access to the crash site but the iranians at this time are refusing

access. >> bret: thank you. if you got a text message saying you've been selected for the military draft in the u.s., don't worry, it's fake. the u.s. army is warning folks that focused text messages have been popping up this week as tensions with iran escalate. here's part of one of those messages. united states official army draft. we tried contacting you through mail several times, you've been marked eligible and you must come to the net nearest branch in jacksonville, florida. the message goes on to warn people they will go to jail if they don't respond. the u.s. army is reminding folks the draft has not been in effect for decades. two people facing murder charges in connection with the disappearance of jennifer dulos now on house arrest. the husband of the mom of five posting a $6 million bond and his former girlfriend also out on bond. jennifer dulos has been missing

since may. a friend of dulos who once served as his lawyer also facing criminal charges now. laura ingalls has been reporting on this and is standing gnomic outside the courthouse in connecticut. >> fotis dulos will be spending the night in his connecticut home after being held in custody on charges of murder, felony murder and kidnapping. he walked out of here today and posted 7% of the $6 million bond, an amount the judge refused to reduce due to the new and more serious charges against him. fotis dulos had nothing to say to reporters as he made his way to a waiting car after being fitted for his new gps device which he has been ordered to wear while he is under house arrest and waiting for trial. the judge also issuing a protective order barring dulos from having any contact from their five children, their nanny and their grandmother who is their guardian. his ex-girlfriend, michelle

troconis charged with conspiracy to commit murder also made her bond today but according to reports she went straight out of the courthouse and to a local hospital after suffering some type of medical escort gnomic episode. kent mawhinney, a former lawyer who represented it dulos and his civil case were all taken into custody tuesday, also charged with conspiracy to commit murd murder. dulos' says there is nobody and no weapon and they look forward to defending their client in this case. meanwhile, lawyers for a troconis and mawhinney have not commented. >> bret: and we are learning more through their arrest warrants? >> we are learning a lot through the three arrest warrants which are significant and it does paint a much darker picture of what happened to jennifer dulos that police believed took place inside of her home. we are learning that information through the warrants. police recovered 22 items including clothes, garbage bags, cleaning products and zip ties

that they believe are discarded by dulos and troconis the night jennifer managed. as far as the connection to fotis' former attorney, kent mawhinney, police say that two members of a gun club that he once belonged to and recently had access to told police they found an empty grave on the wooded ground that had a blue tarp into unopened bags of lime just two weeks before jennifer's disappearance. when police went to check it out they discover that hole in the ground had been filled, covered up with twigs and rocks and had been made meet. so those three people will return here to court next march for the next phase of the criminal charges. >> bret: laura ingle, live in stamford, connecticut. president trump defending the killing of the top iranian in general. how some 2020 democratic hopefuls are responding, ahead. ♪

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>> bret: at democratic presidential candidates react to tensions in the middle east, this has a house debates at this hour a resolution calling for limits on president trump's power to take military action against iran. peter doocy from long beach, california, where joe biden is set to hold his first public event since iran's attack targeted the u.s. in iraq. >> good afternoon. joe biden is starting to expand on his belief that everything happening between the u.s. and iran right now is only happening because president trump pulled out of the nuclear deal with iran. so he was thinking out loud about iran about a fund-raiser last night and he posed this question about trump. what is he doing? he seems to be doing nothing to reach out, he's emasculated from my view, from ice perspective, is emasculating his foreign policy establishment. the senators running for

president in the meantime are all back in d.c. so that's what bernie sanders today continue trying to contrast his record as members of the house during the run-up to the iraq war come up with joe biden since he served in the senate at the same time. >> look, i have -- i voted against the war in iraq, i voted against the first gulf war. i will do my best as president to bring my troops home as soon as possible but i won't do it through a tweet. >> sanders is tied up in pc with a potential briefing and impeachment trial. so are warren, booker, global char and senate, they pretty much have this to themselves, like anger andrew yang. >> i like other americans are pleased that there was no loss of life on the american side. i'm on the record saying that

killing soleimani was disproportionate in response to the publication that preceded it. >> while yang is out there, cory booker is getting honest about the impact it may have on his campaign in iowa. he said it would be a big blow. >> bret: supreme court justice rutruth bader ginsburg says shes cancer free after treatment of a pancreatic tumor. the justice is telling associates that her recovery is on track and the cancer is gone. she had the treatment in august. she has said she would like to stay on the bench as long as she can do the job "full steam." leonardo dicaprio involved in another disaster at cecum but this time both the actor and his costar made it to safety. that's next.

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>> bret: battle royale across the pond. a british reporting that princ prince harry reports to step back as the crowning insult. they did not warn the queen. we are told they did not brief the candidate either. jonathan hunt reporting live. >> never blindside the queen. the british press and a lot of people reacting that harry and megan didn't give prior warning to buckingham palace and that they turned their back on the good old empire and run off to the new world. as always, my mom is the best barometer of british public opinion and sitting in her picture-perfect this bit is today she's horrified, satin and thanks megan is forcing her into this. her royal life is not what she thought it would be. "i don't mean to sound spiteful, but she likes the 1,000 pounds shoes and the celebrity status. when she found out their rules in the pecking order in the

royal family, she didn't like it so much. mom also brought up the comparison to king edward who abdicated the throne to marry an american woman. she replied well, you married one. and that's working out okay. i hesitated to remind mom, it is actually the second attempt for me. it is working out okay. next, mom. we hope it works out for harry and megan. they're probably asking the wrong question. >> bret: thank you. leonardo dicaprio's character rose in titanic and the actor adding a real-life water character to his resume. the treading water for 11 hours. it reports the man was minutes from drowning when his crew got to him. a happier ending than his fate in titanic. that's a spoiler alert if you are one of the four people who didn't see that movie years ago.

we've got you covered with all the news. it's a busy week. i'm here today, tomorrow. "your world" with neil cavuto has you covered next. ♪ [closing bell ringing] >> neil: we are live from the white house. the president preparing to leave any moment for a big rally in ohio. whether to rein in his war powers. at that debate is going on as we speak. crazy day, busy day, thrilling day. welcome everybody. i'm neil cavuto. we will talk to a democrat who plans to vote against that resolution. john roberts at the white house with the very latest. >> good afternoon to you. we may hear more from the president this afternoon as he leaves the white house appeared headed for a big campaign rally in ohio. he has held a fire and kept his powder dry and not said anything on the way