i am kelly wright, now back to "red eye." ♪ >> tom: o.j.n get the freedom he deserve deserves. the former football star could be paroled as soon october after serving nine years of a 33 year sentence. to his credit, he has kept clean, avoided gang membership, and avoided murdering someone for over 20 years. according to a report, if he is released, he could have access to his nfl pension. according to one of his former business partners, he is convinced that he is coming out this fall and he is counting down the days to his hearing like a kid waiting for christmas. no word yet if they will take him back -- >> him running to the airport has a different meaning. >> tom: back then you could run in an airport, but i don't think that's allowed anymore. >> no running, you have to walk in a straight line. >> tom: it's been nine years. i always think he was put away for that murder he did, but that wasn't it. they got them on some other scam. >> the punishment doesn't fit this particular crime for which he was convicted, obviously he got the book t

heather: kelly wright, thank you so much. trump administration cracks down on illegal immigration. a retired ice agent quad arnold, he says that these types of arrests are actually nothing new. listen to this. >> this operation was a fairly routine operation. the same type of operation they did conduct under president obama throughout his administration. but it was being characterized as something that it wasn't and what that did, it caused hesteria in the communities in doing the targeted operations which clearly were targeting felons, criminals. they have the discretion to arrest someone. heather: under president obama there was arrest netted 2,000 compared to 700 last week. >> the financial system is in great hands thanks to pick for treasury secretary. >> i share your economic vision and goals and committed to working with you to enact policies, to grow the economy and make better economic opportunities for all americans. >> steve mnuchin swore in overnight after a tough confirmation thanks to liberal lawmakers. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell has scheduled dates to vote

that's a look at the news, i'm kelly wright.k to "red eye." ♪ >> tom: humans are living longer than ever. a doctor has a problem with that. he advised the previous president on obamacare, is part of the overachieving family. his brother is chicago mayor rahm. he wrote an article entitled "why i hope to die at 75." a new article ask us why we want to live so long. the author thinks humans don't appreciate their own mortality. we don't understand it, he says, we don't get it and as meaning laden it beings we can't fathom what it means to not exist. humans are laden with meaning, so inconvenient for people who think of people as a unit of measurement, simply as bodies to consume government resources. to progressives, everything about a person, including how long they live, is the business of the government. he says he only wants to pursue life extensions in a way that benefit everyone. if a portion of the population dies before 75, that's the number we should be tracking. we want to get everyone to 75. what a wonderful view of the

i'm kelly wright. .nine: president trump going at it with the courts over his immigration policy. here with me to talk about it is longtime professor of law and economics at pepperdine university in malibu and former speechwriter for president richard nixon, ben stein. good evening, ben. >> how are you? >> i am fine, thank you. we had this executive order, and what downing the president's going to do? you think he's going to draw up a new one or go to the supreme court? what should he do as it relates to national security and, you know, that temporary ban? >> i think he'll break it up into several different parts. he will send each out as an executive order, in the meantime, he'll appeal the blanket decision by the court in seattle and en banc court of appeals ruling. what the court did up there was clearly outrageous. never been a court that blocked an immigration order by the president since 1942. it's inconceivable what they, did it's a coup d'etat against the executive branch and the constitution. ju

i'm kelly wright. we'll see you again at 3 p.m. with julie banderas. now, back to cashin' in. eric: high drama over high-fives. in massachusetts canceling a concept, officers welcoming kids and giving them high-fives and some saying it may offend some children and undocumented children. and they can't even give high-fives without the left having a problem with it. >> right, there's something else that concerns me about this. if the school is teaching the students to be fearful of police officers. they're publicing servants and we need to improve the relationship between police and kids and that can't happen if children are told that guy or woman in the blue uniform is scary, stay away. eric: there's no cost to the school system? >> no, let's say this as a parents of eight children, if your child gets stressed out at the sight of a high-fiving friendly policeman you have aprobably done something wrong as a parents. police officers are heroes and we should not accept the narrative of black lives matter that somehow they are the aggressors and law breakers. shame on that school f

i am kelly wright. back to "hannity" ." >> sean: welcome backry to "hannity," jorge ramos of univision. i want to ask you about extremen vetting. we have an enemy, called radical islam.os so, we have the seven countries and there are others, that have ties to terror. what he saying is we were going to probably inconvenience people that they are not the people that james call me and the cia director, the national director of intelligence, former special envoy, they all said that isis will infiltrate the refugee population. do you support extreme vetting to protect americans and not gamble with american lives? >> now we are treating other immigrants in these -- simply because they were born in another country? >> sean: are you willing to gamble with american lives? >> you might think that you are right, sean but many people think that what donald trump -- undermining the national security of the united states, that's the point of view. >> sean: jorge. jorge. radical islamists are at war with america. need

i'm kelly wright.set for a major legal showdown tonight. that's what a federal appearance appeal court will hear arguments for and against his refugee ban. the department will claim as a matter of national security. lawyers representing washington state minnesota will argue that the ban is discriminatory because it singles out muslim nations. until then, the immigration speed 26 remains on hold. another important decision expected today. the senate will likely vote on the fate of education secretary nominee betsy devos. two g.o.p. lawmakers say will oppose her which will result in a 50/50 vote. that will leave vice president mike pence in the role of tiebreaker. u.s. lawmakers aren't the only politicians debating the pros and cons of president trump. across the pond, there is an effort underway to keep mr. trump from addressing parliament when he visits the uk later this year. the opposition is being led by the speaker of the house of commons and an established critic of the president. >> after the imp

kelly wright is live with the latest on this. kelly, i hope you left your phone outside.[laughter] >> there's a good reason for that question and we are going to tuck about it right now, good morning to you both and to all of you. at the white house steps are being taken to stop the leaks, what administration tells fox news is that white house secretary sean spicer called two dozen staffers to his office and check out what he did, spicer told the staffers to put evidence of leaks, warned the initial search would be recess compare today what could happen if the source of leaks is not found. president trump tweeting disdain about alleged connections to russian president vladimir putin, saying russia talk is fake news put out by the dems and played out by the media in order to mask the big election defeat and the illegal leaks, just days until the new role as chair calling investigation into russia. >> donald trump up again in the morning tweeting about us, you know, our unity as our party is a greatest strength and his worst nightmare and what we need to find out if electio

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kelly wright has the story. ♪ reporter: at a time when some americans are taking any instead of taking when the national anthem is sung, when summer practicing the outcome of the presidential election and others are uncertain about america's future the isaacs is a family that believes the united states is still one nation under god for liberty and justice for all. ♪ ♪ their patriotism and country roots began in kentucky more than 30 years ago with her mother lily isaacs. how meaningful is it to you when you hear your children sing that song? wacasa represent? >> my heart races and i want to cry. we are proud of it and my kids are first generation born americans and the national anthem means a lot. >> unlike her children billy was not born and raised in the louvre state of kentucky and she wasn't born in america. she was born in israel to parents who survived the holocaust. they came to america in hope of building a better life. >> being american has been so important to me and my family and my parents being holocaust survivors we came to america in 1949 and my parents worked so hard to

in new york, kelly wright. fox news. >> also on yesterday the senate unanimously confirmed david shulkin to head ahead of va administration. >> and house oversight committee was busy with d.c. dignity law. mostly party line vote the chances congress will strike down the law are slim. it would have to pass house and senate and be signed by president no late her than friday. >> all right. 6:05 let's get another check or first check of weather on this valentine's day. >> i tried to help out. >> where's music, ms. my intro? >> we're having some intro music? >> celebrating monday on tuesday. >> happy valentine's day, kiss kiss, kiss kiss. >> cupcakes for you guys later. >> you do. >> not really but maybe we'll get some. >> let's do the forecast. we have technical problems here too. maybe we do not. cold out, 3 in washington. dulles 29, dwi marshall 28. no wind this morning. that was nice break right? and we lost winds goat a little cloud cover to start the day and we'll gradually like many days of our lives start cl

in new york, kelly wright, "fox news". >>> there is a big blow for two native american tribes trying to stop construction of the the dakota access pipeline federal judge reject the tribe 's request for an emergency order halting construction of the the remaining section of the project. the company constructing it got federal permission to lay pipe under missouri river reservoir in north dakota tribe says $3.8 billion pipeline endanger their cultural site and water supply >>> pipeline in our area, department of environmental protection has given sunoco the green light the to start building a controversial pipeline across southern pennsylvania. this is video from the meeting in middletown township, last september, when people were voicing their concerns about safety and the environment. the company plans to build a 306-mile pipeline to have move propane and other natural gas liquids across the state. >>> 4:21. in california, flames tear through a parking garage at disney land. fast moving fire burns through nine cars yesterday, forcing crews to evacuate the entire structure. seven peop

fox's kelly wright explains that means it is still not safe for nearly 200,000 people , to return home>> we have a lot of work to do >> reporter: state of emergency in northern kalas repairs to the oroville dam, continue, a mid concern the spillway could fail. governor jerry brown says the state is requesting assistance from the white house, while the emergency spillway is no longer being used due to lower water levels. evacuation order are still in effect for those still downstream. >> so far the evacuation is still in place because there is uncertainty. >> reporter: meantime it could be a lot longer before the to hundred thousande vac hees are able to return to their homes, as engineers have to ensure natalie dam is safe before the order is lifted. >> it is very difficult. i don't, it is hard to understand how people have been able to evacuate so quickly. it is a disturbance to their lives. >> reporter: governor believes natalie incident is a wake up call to increase spending on infrastructure repairs. >> stuff happens, and we respond. so this is part of the ordinary process. >> repo

. >> live from america's news headquarters, i am kelly wright. here is what's happening. with the holiday weekend behind us, president trump now prepares to roll out his revised immigration ban this week. the trap of the new executive order targets the same seven countries listed in the original band, which was put on hold by the federal courts. the latest version exempts travelers who already have a visa to travel to the u.s., as well as green card holders and a jewel u.s. citizens. the new draft directs authorities to single out syrian refugees when processing new visa applications. what is been a security breach at u of jfk airport. they reported 11 people passed through an unintended security checkpoint monday, three of those travelers have been tracked down. the others, i believe, have boarded flights to unknown destinations. i am kelly wright, now back to "hannity" ." >> the media did not make donald trump and they cannot destroy him but the media thinks and when i say media, let me define -- abc, nbc, cbs, "usa today," "los angeles times," they have a formula. a bl

i'm kelly wright in new york with break details.e keeping an eye on a potentially deadly and dangerous situation in california. 130,000 residents were evacuated near the 770-foot tall oroville dam in the northern part of the state because as they put it, a hazardous situation has been developing. an emergency spillway on the 50-year-old dam has become severely eroded due to heavy rainfall. they have been experiencing heavy rainfall due to the strong winter storms that hit that west coast area. and it

i am kelly wright.nnity" ." >> sean: welcome back to "hannity," president trump will address a joint session of congress where he will discuss his vision and identify america. ahead of that big speech we are starting a new segment on the program, it is called "holding washington accountable." during my recent sit down in my interview with paul ryan, he told me president trump's agenda will be enacted in 200 days legislatively. watch this. >> you are in full agreement with what donald trump ran on. number two, in 200 days from the legislative side, you are going to be implementing every aspect of that agenda that we talked about. >> yep. we have cushioned in our schedule, if anything slips because it's really because of senate issues, we have time tole accommodate. i have cushions built into the schedule to make sure this all gets done in 2017, in case something happens and goes sideway in the senate. >> sean: i'm pretty sure that will stimulate the economy and get people back to work. and get the econom

. >> live from america's news headquarters, i'm kelly wright. good morning, here is what's happening. department store giant j.c. penney announcing plans to close as many as 140 stores. an offered buyout for 6,000 workers. the company blaming an industry-wide sag in competition with online sellers and retailers, amid challenges sears which are aggressively closing stores to shed costs as shoppers flock to alternatives. u.s. government troops are facing stiff resistance from isis fighters as they push deeper into mo mosul. >> there are car bombs and drones and a thousand civilians are reportedly walking across the front line to escape the violence. that's a look at news. now, back to forbes. david: unfortunately, the budget that we're inheriting, essentially inheriting is a mess. our moral duty to the taxpayer requires us to make our government leaner and more accountable. david: leaner and more accountable. president trump vowing against this week to cut government waste, reduce the national debt. he says his budget is going to focus on slashing

in new york, kelly wright fox news. >> a hollywood biopic falling fa flat in its debut.at in itdebut.> the first the best inthe basketball taking center stagege for an historic all-star game.t. all the highlights the playerspy take something heat for hisor hs game time fashion.fashion. that's next. ne >> let's take a live look lo outside as we head to break on e this presidents' day. 5:11 is our time right now, no, 47 degrees. we are back right after this. t. >> ♪♪ >> ♪♪ >> back at 5:13 now with aith a little all-star action. anthony davis scored and a all-star game record 52 pointsc as the western conferencec squad defeated the east 192 to 182 on sunday night. davis broke the record of 42cor2 points set by wilt chamberlainmn back in 1962. russell westbrook was gunningwe for his third straight straight all-star m.v.p. honors.hors. he scored 41 points includingncl seven 3-pointers westbrook'stere highlights included an alley-oop dunk set up byy-oop d formerup b teammate kevin duran. >> heartwarming surprise for f george washington university gymnastics player thisay morning. george the

in new york, kelly wright, fox news.damaging storms toreamag through the state ofin texasxas overnight while out west moreest severe weather is on the wayon y to start the week there.her >> plus, a final farewell tolto our girl bao bao. bao. >> last full day.d >> if you haven't said goodbyeoe yet, you need to hurry. huy. steve just let you know why. we're back in 30 seconds with more. are. >> men, two women are alreadyn e under arrest after poisoningr pg of kim jong nam.jog there's speculation northcon korea is behind the killing but this morning north koreaor is criticizing theisng investigation calling it politically motivator the.the malaysia recalled its ambassador from north korea. noa >> an investigation is underve way in new jersey afters aa small plane crashes in a i a neiborhooood. no one was on the ground gro injured thankfully.tha you can look at these picturesss hard to believe though. to beli. the pilot who was the only condition. cond >> wow. >> the single engine pipereng went down sunday morning.mornin. it

kelly wright has been following the latest developments. what's the latest on this. >> five people including a husband and wife spent cheer leading event and as they were planning to fly back at san joÉe something went horribly wrong. moments after taking off, the aircraft, they were flying in crashed into two homes in the riverside residential area, three people were killed and two others injured, one survivor was crawling on the ground seeking help with her clothes on fire the entire neighborhood is now dealing with the aftermath of this fiery crash. >> also when we got here a lot of things were panicking, we saw the back house of the neighborhood, a man exiting, firefighters taking people to safety. >> look at this, cell phone video capturing capturing the ps decent as it burst before crashing into the homes. firefighters responded to the crash site the hard task of distinguishing the fire plus searching for victims and survivors. >> all victims from this incident were from the aircraft, we have no residents that were involved, that was

how in the world did this happen in clayton: kelly wright. >> how in the world did this happen, uneasytravelers and demanding answers about how those passengers were able to slip right through the security checkpoint and why it took so long for tsa to act. 11 people in total passing right through an unmanned metal detector at jfk airport, this happened at 6:00 yesterday. three of them triggered the alarm without ever stopping or being stopped to have luggage screen. jet blue terminal 5, full two hours after the breach, a gap in which tsa broke protocol sending their own agents to track the passengers rather than immediately calling police because by then it was too late. all had boarded their flights, only three of the 11 passengers have been identified receiving proper screenings after landing in california, as for the other eight, their names and destinations are still unknown. something security experts warn could have deadly consequences. >> tsa should have boarded port authority, stop the flights, make sure that nobody gets on the airplane who hasn't been screened. >> now under in

. >> kelly wright has been following the story and has details this morning. >> rob, kelly, good morningities in california trying to overt the crisis. now race against time to keep man-made reservoir from unleashing puree on the valley below. at least 188,000 terrified residents ordered to flee their homes and leave everything behind in a mass exodus that left major highways at a standstill. >> i was in shock a little bit. i grabbed what i could. i'm in pajamas right now. >> a lot of praying going on. >> evacuation orders coming after a horrifying discovery, erosion on orville's dams emergency spillway which was activated for the first time in nearly 50-year history. it was supposed to be a second line of defense after rushing water tore a gaping hoe, chunks of concrete crashing down below. >> when we have water coming over the top of the spillway, it was begin to go erode the ground. but if that's not addressed and we don't take care of that and mitigate it properly, essentially what we are looking at is approximately a 30-foot wall of water that would be coming out of the lake. >> tha

. >> i am kelly wright. here's what is happening. a federal appellate court will hear argumentses tomorrow night over the lawsuit challenging president trump's travel ban. they said the ban is harming residents and man dated discrimination. the justice department said it is a matter of national security and well within the president's authority. the seattle judge put a ban nationwide. democrats are scheduled to speak in the senate in an attempt to derail president trump's nominee for education secretary betsy devos. the white house called devosa champion of education. back now to "hannity". >> mexico with the united states outnegotiated us and boat us to the pulp with the past leader. we have a trade deficit of 60 billion with mexico and the border does soft and weak drugs are noufrmth i will not let it happen. >> sean: that was president trump vowing to stop the drugs and violence pouring in from mexico can. how bad is the situation down in the southern border. we sent our producer to arizona and what they found is shocking. watch t

in new york, kelly wright. fox news. >> san francisco firefighter was arrested last night. k tv u has learned that sam romero was booked on domestic violence after he allegedly hit a woman in the face in a room full of people. the victim fired harassment claim last year. >>> milla yiannopoulos lost his book deal. we told you about that and a speaking engagement. the latest fallout surrounding the conservative commentator after a relationship that ends with his relationship with right wing website. >> what is done to keep travelers safe at so-called soft target for terrorists. >>> they are considered soft targets. transit and passenger rail systems and a new report looks at what is being done to secure the areas. how security measures have changed and whether they have been effective. the author of the this report brian jenkins joins us and thanks for joining us today. >> thank you. you are the director of the ntsb security center. quite a title. this terrorist threat is unique. tell us about the challenges. >> well, first of all, we see a trend in terrorism towards what may

. [♪] kelly: i'm kelly wright. good evening.ginning for the democratic party so says newly elected democratic chairman tom perez. he says he will unite his fractured party and reach out to chunks of america that were forgotten in the 2016 election. he says they will protect social security, medicare and grow jobs in this economy. a real shocker. the film la laland was named best picture of the year. but eight was announced it was a mistake and the actual winner was "moonlight." casey affleck took home the best actor trophy. now back to "justice with judge jeanine." judge jeanine: welcome back to "justice." i'm joined live by the gopac chairman and chris hauck. the president breaking with tradition saying i'm not going. that puts the end to the dinner, doesn't it, chris? >> no, they will get alec baldwin to play the president and no one will miss him. he's missing a great opportunity to look human appeal to people who may not necessarily like him. this is where presidents get to be self-effacing. i think the president will regret

hello, everyone, welcome to a brand new hour inside "america's news headquarters," i'm kelly wright.nderas, one day after president trump received a rousing reception at the conference, president trump's team also helping to push his agenda at cpac, his epa administrator, scott pruitt,

kelly wright, fox news. >>> it's not just the blunder that made last night's ceremony a talked about moment. >> more diversity was celebrated. jimmy kimmel acknowledged the fact that most people had not seen some of the movies nominated for top honors. >> welcome back to the nine this morning, assistant profess for forin the of the film department. >>> a lot of us are guessing how it went. >> it could have been handled better. warren beatty could have possibly stopped himself as he was reading the card. but i thought that in the end it really gave an opportunity for both of the cast and crew of both films show some graciousness. there was an unexpected grace or something displayed by some of the cast and crew. >> every year with the oscars it seems as if there's a theme. do you think there was a theme, the type of movies that won this year? what do you think are the types? >> you mentioned there was a bit more diversity and all of the major categories there was one person of color that nominated. that has changed due to the inclusion of more people of color in the academy this year.

hello, everyone, welcome to a brand new hour inside "america's news headquarters," i'm kelly wright. julie: and i'm julie banderas, one day after president trump received a rousing reception at the conference, president trump's team also helping to push his agenda at cpac, his epa administrator, scott pruitt, taking the main stage this past hour to discuss the future of his department. and lauren blanchard is live at cpacing in national harbor, jan, with a wrap-up of today's events. hey there, lauren. >> reporter: hi, julie. we are just moments from getting those straw poll results, and over the last few hours the polling group that has been in charge of that has been tallying some nearly 1500 responses to see what exactly is important to these conservatives and how they think the president is doing. >> he has had a lot of support here from really most everyone that i've been talking with and sitting next to and in line with this week. i think it'll be a mixed bag, but i expect it to be a positive result. >> he's keeping his promises, and i'm hoping that the results of the polls refl

. >> live from america's news headquarters i am kelly wright. here's what's happening.ite house releasing a list of 78 attacks claimed was executed or inspired by isis. at the list coming just hours after president trump did a speech, he accused the media of deliberately ignoring attacks. the list includes the mass shooting at an orlando lakeland last june that killed 49 people. the court of vintage tax in paris that killed 129 people, as well as less high-profile attacks, in which nobody was killed. a television giant settling with the state of new jersey over allegations it spied on its customers, visio and its subsidiaries will pay $2.5 million. the company allegedly installed data collection technology on its smart tvs then sold information about people's viewing habits to marketing companies and data pokers. now, back to "hannity." >> mexico with the united states has out negotiated us and beat us to a pulp through our past leaders. they've made us look foolish. we have the trade deficit of $60 billion with mexico. on top of that, the border is soft and weak, drugs

i am kelly wright. national security advisor michael flynn has resigned.follows revelations he might not of been truthful about his conversation with a russian administration. as we continue to follow the developments of these breaking details, we have on line with us our chief white house correspondent john roberts. john, i received a message from you that keith kellogg will be the interim national security advisor paid what can you tell me about keith kellogg? >> let's back up a little bit before we get into kellogg. going to be taking over here in the interim. just to remind folks again how we got here. it's all a conversation about the fact that michael flynn probably misled the second most powerful person in the country. it all goes back to the idea that he was having a conversation with the vice president regarding conversations he had with the russian ambassador, sergey kislyak. this was in the days and weeks leading up to the nitration. -- the inauguration. he had had conversations with him. it was said about it was extending christmas greetings to

kelly wright in new york.. >> meantime authorities expectec to have a better idea on tuesday about when california.orni >>> new this morning a federalal making of murderer case.. brendon today's see convictoday evidence helping his uncle raper and kill a photographer back ini two no 007 and sentenced to livi in prison. pso in august a federal judgeudge overturned that convict. he is remained in prison pendini the appeal. >>> closer to home montgomerye county police need your help in finding a peeping tom ineeping n ellicott city. this is a surveillance photo oft the man who was spotted lastas week in an old navy store in the 4300 block of montgomery road.d if you recognize this man,ecog police want to hear from you. >>> when we come back thehe competition heats up at the west minster dog show.minstedog >> after all the training and all the treats tonight is the night the big finale.al ♪♪ ♪ [car engine failing to start] [clicking of ignition] uh-- wha-- woof! eeh-- woof! wuh-- [silence] [engine roars to life] [dog howls] ♪ dramatic opera music swells from radio ♪ [howling continues] afoo

kelly: i'm kelly wright, and of after nearly a month of reported turmoil in his white house and straineding back to his campaign roots. a large rally paid for by his campaign full of fans who share his viewpoints x it's set to begin in about an hour, and we

i'm kelly wright in new york with break details. we are keeping an eye on a potentially deadly and dangerous situation in california. 130,000 residents were evacuated near the 770-foot tall oroville dam in the northern part of the state because as they put it, a hazardous situation has been developing. an emergency spillway on the 50-year-old dam has become severely eroded due to heavy rainfall. they have been experiencing heavy rainfall due to the strong winter storms that hit that west coast area. and it could fail -- not the dam, but the spillway unleashing uncontrolled floodwaters from laklake oroville to homes below. from a news conference we learned it could be 30 feet of water. earlier today they held a news conference, let's listen. >> one of the significant things hat happened and i'm thankful for is this. the efforts by dwr to lower the lake level by utilizing the spillway to reduce the water has been effective. and now there is no more water going over the emergency spillway. that is a very positive thing at this point. b

kelly: i'm kelly wright, and of after nearly a month of reported turmoil in his white house and strainedations with the media, president trump is getting back to his campaign roots. a large rally paid for by his campaign full of fans who share his viewpoints x it's set to begin in about an hour, and we are there, and that rally will be taking place in an airplane hangar in melbourne, florida. and here you can see the very long lines. look at the -- that's a hot of people. at least 8500 people waiting to get through security, it stretches as far as the eye can see, and guess who's there? our very own steve harrigan is live. steve, how would you describe the mood there? >> reporter: kelly, the mood feels very much like trump rallies during the campaign. there's loud rock music, and there are very energetic and excited crowds. they began lining up here at 4:00 in the morning, and when you actually walk from the front of the line to the back today, it was almost one mile long. now, this airport hangar where i'm standing can hold about 8,500 people, so there's going to be a lot of trump suppo

. >> kelly wright reports the accounting firm has issued an explanation for what led to the cringe worthy moment. . >> an unprecedented mix up at the oscars. >> the academy award -- [ laughter ] for best picture. >> when announcing best picture, the presenter somehow had the wrong envelope. >> "la la land". >> in fact, another film "moonlight" was the winner. >> thank you to the academy. >> "la la land"'s producers were on stage giving speeches when accountants rushed the correct envelope on stage. >> guys, i'm sorry, no, there's a mistake." moonlight" you guys won best picture. this is not a joke. moonlight has won best picture. moonlight, best picture. >> i don't know what to say. that was really -- i'm still not sure this is real. >> what happened? the presenters had the envelope for the best actress category. >> i opened the envelope and it said emma stone "la la land". that's why i took such a long look at faye. >> i was also holding my best actress in a leading rolling role -- whatever story that was, i had that car. >> the people in charge of securing the envelopes have previously

kelly, bbc news. abc america correspondent david wright spoke to us from florida, where president trump is on a weekendo his resort with his wife, first lady melania trump. the next stop is the full circuit nine court of appeal ‘s. the trump side will be filing briefs today and tomorrow, the next step would be the supreme court. the supreme court is incomplete at the moment, there are supposed to be ninejustices, there are eating place at the present time. donald trump has nominated and eighthjudge to time. donald trump has nominated and eighth judge to fill the seat, but what the democrats say is that trump is trying to bully the judiciary, whereas normally they have checks and balances against presidential authority. interestingly, the trump administration accuses the judge in washington of doing the same thing, saying he is the one trying to provoke a constitutional crisis. there is a lot more it at stake than just this travel ban as this legal fight plays out. did you think from the outset that president trump's travel ban was vulnerable to this sort of legal challenge? it certainly was, a slapdash

note the wrights brothers did that in north carolina, or as we referred to it those of us from south carolina, "the other carolina." as donald trump works the ropeline there, let's go back to kelly'donnell, who is standing by for us in that airport hangar, and kelly o., the president said that that was a record crowd. can you give us a sense of the size and scope of that crowd? >> reporter: well i suspect that most, if not all employees at this location which is about 7,500 people are here. there are wings, no pun intended, to the setup where people are participating in this event. very, very large crowd but this is very much a corporate event. also notable there are signs that say "boeing" and a red 45, the 45th president, so kind of a corporate boosterism happening here today both from boeing's point view and as you heard in the president's remarks, it was really a cheer fest for american jobs but this company in particular with references to air force one as well, and the work that has been done here, which boeing certainly is entitled to celebrate their achievement, and the president giving us again 101 days since the election a recap of his victory and things that changed b