. >> my name is peter smith.ears ago there was a dragnet collection of call records which revealed detailed information about anna. how do we know whether those records were ever seized or searched? john: that was the appeals court judge asking you questions in your 2nd appearance and you await the decision. >> that is exactly right. we know that they are collecting the data. a subscriber on verizon wireless. >> i did because it is easy for me to talk to my client. john: you had a condition. >> i did. when the edward snowden case came to light i mentioned to my husband, i did not think that it was right that the government was able to collect my telephone data when i had not done anything wrong. i mentioned it, and later on that night, i am a nurse in the neonatal intensive care. about one am he sent me a text message saying, would you be willing to be the plaintiff in the case suing the president? and i said sure, as long as i don't have to do any interviews, and here i am. john: in the satire he tried to reassu

. >> reporter: raver peters and chandler smith are part of the team behind vote trump, get dumped. >> are you two crazed radical feminists? >> the internet has called us that. for sure. >> we've heard that. >> actually we're pretty normal people. we're both moms. we live in the midwest. probably had a little bit of an interest in politics but have never gotten hyperinvolved until this election. >> reporter: these mild-mannered moms say at first they were amused. then deeply donald trumped by trump. shocked by what they saw as his extreme misogyny. >> you're going to represent 50 of the -- 50.8% of america, women. we can't having you represent us to the rest of the world. >> it moved us from being just responsible voters to people who wanted to amplify our voice more. >> reporter: they consider themselves the silent majority and stress theirs is not a >> we just say, no trump. for. team? >> uh-huh. team? >> uh-huh. >> hillary support others your steam? >> uh-huh. >> cruz supporters on your team? >> uh-huh. >> wow. >> the one thing that brought us together is we could not stand the thou

smith's mercedes right behind the hummer driven by murder suspect cardell hayes, but attorney peter thompson says smith slammed on the brakes when the hummer stopped suddenly avoiding a collision. >> and seeing no damage whatsoever, they continued. >> reporter: a second security camera shows the hummer in pursuit. >> suddenly this hummer drove up at great speed behind them and rammed the back of their car. >> reporter: next he says there was a confrontation between the two drivers in the street. raquel smith apparently tried to defuse the situation and as the couple was returning to their vehicle shots rang out. >> he was shot in the back eight times. his wife was shot in the leg twice. >> reporter: but a passenger in different story. a written statement from his attorney says in part, smith had a gun and was going to shoot it and cardell may have saved both of thour lives. police have confirmed there was a 9 millimeter pistol in smith's suv. the family attorney says he was licensed to carry the gun and that it never left his car that night. >> it was in a compartment in the vehicle the enti

the attorney for the family of will smith, peter thompson, says smith never threatened the man who shot ever brandish or carry on his person a firearm. >> reporter: authorities say smith's weapon was never fired. in this surveillance video provided by the restaurant two blocks away from the shooting minutes before shots were fired, you can see what appears to be the former new orleans saints star will smith's mercedes suv bump or get really close to the hummer resembling the vehicle of the alleged gunman cardell hayes. then the hummer pulls over. the suv keeps going. seconds later, the hummer appears to follow. thompson says this was no hit and run. >> they slammed on their brakes on magazine street, did not believe they even hit the hummer. there's no damage to that car. and they went on about their business. >> reporter: thompson claims the hummer then violently rammed into the back of the mercedes, shattering the rear window. smith got out of the car, words were exchanged. the lawyer says smith's wife and another passenger went to defuse the situation, but as they walked back, shots

smith. and later this week, kristen bell, jon bernthal, peter krause. music from locash and fifth harmony. and on thursday night, hillary clinton. you know, her husband used to be president. in like the '90s or something like that, right? our first guest tonight was recently certified by the u.s. mint as the highest-grossing actor in the history of the box office of the united states of america. he is here tonight to beef that total up. "star wars: the force awakens" is out on digital hd april 1st, and dvd and blu-ray april 5th with behind the scenes footage like this. >> han and chewy entering the "falcon." >> i turned around there must have been 200 people standing behind me staring at the monitor wanting to see harrison come into the "millennium falcon" for the first time. that was a huge moment. action! >> chewy. we're home. >> jimmy: please welcome harrison ford! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: very good to see you. i have to admit i did get a little bit -- i got some chills when i saw that scene there. i know you probably scoff at that. >> i got chills when i saw that the door goes

gary peters: thank you julianne smith: thank you for that early good question. is exactly right. i agree with him 100%. we benefit here in the united states from the fact that it is very easy to have a hyphenated existence. you can be whatever it might be, and in europe, these migrants that have arrived, many from north africa, for example, feel neither french nor moroccan, right. so they have been in this country, many of them were born there, but they don't feel part of society and there is no path , for them forward to integrate into these societies. so it so it makes them very susceptible to someone who comes along, either over social media or in a coffee house, to say, "i've got an identity for you. this is where you belong. come join us in the islamic state. this will be your home, because france is not your home, and you are not going to go to morocco either or algeria or wherever it might be, and so let us provide that sense of identity to you." and that is an entirely different challenge than what we have here in the united states. it's not to say that we don't have folk

smith was killed in that attack. peterhis family caught in his conference yesterday afternoon to an is that smith was not armed when he was killed. this other headline, new balance calling out the obama administration for allegedly reneging on a deal to the transpacific berger should did "the boston globe" shoe company decided to stop criticizing the deal last year so it could bid on a military contract. but the business. it will endanger workers jobs. investors in florida and greet after the war memorial in gainesville apparently smashed by vandals over the weekend. the monument honors u.s. service members who died in the wars in iraq and afghanistan and after said her mother as though officials say will cost more than $2000 to make repairs although they were going to renovate the memorial as plain before. hopefully they can get donations from some people out there. maria: straightahead, western states to the fallout caused by the toxic landfill. the senate is going after the protection agency. we have this story. later a

smith, host of fox business "kennedy," kennedy. house homeland security committee member, 12-term new york congressman, peter king is here for the first"outnumbered." >> four lucky women. you got me. this is much classier, absolutely. great to be here. andrea: we're lookinfo

granger smith. [ applause ] tomorrow night kristen bell, jon bernthal and music from locash. and on thursday, hillary clinton, peter. so please join us. [ cheers and applause ] you know, it used to be when someone talked about feeling the burn they needed a shot of penicillin. but our first guest has turned it into a rallying cry for millions of young americans. he has emerged from vermont to run for president of the united states. please welcome senator bernie sanders. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: very good to have you here. >> great to be with you. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: well, look at that. [ cheers and applause ] have you gotten acclimated to coming to l.a. where a year ago nobody knew who you were and now teenagers and young people are cheering you? >> it is a bit of a shock. yes, it is. but it's a good shock. i'll take it. >> jimmy: you have secret service protection. >> yeah. >> jimmy: and all the top candidates do. tonight you were out walking around on hollywood boulevard just talking to people. and you did that when we were in brooklyn together last time too. >> exactly. i love doing that

smith, host of fox business "kennedy," kennedy. house homeland security committee member, 12-term new york congressman, peter king is here for the firstime. congressman, you're "outnumbered." >> four lucky women. you got me. this is much classier, absolutely. great to be here. andrea: we're looking forward to your political expertise especially here in the empire state because one week from tomorrow, new yorkers will head to the polls for a crucial primary, and a new "fox news poll" shows that donald trump has a commanding lead on the republican side. the billionaire businessman getting 54% of support from new york republicans. followed by john kasich and ted cruz. this as some big controversy is brewing over the primary process itself. trump blasting it of a cruz swept all of colorado's 34 pledged delegates without any votes being cast in a traditional primary or caucus. instead colorado use as complex, month-long series of state and local conventions. watch. >> we've got a corrupt system. it is not right. we're supposed to be a democracy. we're supposed to be, we're supposed to be, you vote and the vote means something. all right? y

peter. nice talking to you again. , 40,000 square feet of ballroom. most everyone is on their feet. the desert has been served. we saw that happening. served inof disturbe dessert ouse. -- m will smithen. you may have seen that if you were watching. we were showing you that interview with larry wilmore. larry wilmore also mentioned black-ish. tracy ellis ross and anthony anderson are at the dinner. [indiscriminate chatter] [indiscriminate chatter] [indiscriminate chatter] that herossman tweeted would like to see joan rivers commentate. >> we have seen the senior white house adviser several times. she is a guest of cbs news. what are you looking forward to tomorrow? >> humor. wherea wonderful weekend the community comes together ,ith the business community artists from california and new york. it is all about having a good time. my expectation is that the president will be as funny as ever. our last correspondence dinner. has his approach changed at all? >> no. he tries to be goodhearted, have a little humor, usually at the , but alwayshe press with grace and humility. >> what other events will you be attending? >> i'm going to a range of events. it is a good chance to thank many peo