i'm kelly wright in for julie banderas and this is the fox report. president trump visiting his golf course in virginia after answering questions in an exclusive interview with fox news to air tomorrow. the president accuses president obama of knowing what russia was up to, and quote, doing nothing. it comes as a report from the washington post says the former president was slow and cautious in responding to russia's meddling. now, even some democrats are piling on to mr. obama saying his administration could have done more. meanwhile, an uphill battle gets steeper on capitol hill as a fifth republican senator has come out against the healthcare bill. nevada's dean heller saying he can't support the measure the way it is written right now. mitch mcconnell hopes to bring the bill up for a vote next week but he has a lot of work to do. in his weekly address the president says he's working with congress to push something through. >> the american people are calling out for relief and my administration is determined to provide it, and we are working with

i'm kelly wright in for julie banderas and this is the fox report.resident trump visiting his golf course in virginia after answering questions in an exclusive interview with fox news to air tomorrow. the president accuses president obama of knowing what russia was up to, and quote, doing nothing. it comes as a report from the washington post says the former president was slow and cautious in responding to russia's meddling. now, even some democrats are piling on to mr. obama

. >> i am kelli wright in washington, new concerns that russian hackers may have penetrated the votingtems. the just released classified document from the national security agency claims that russian military intelligence infiltrated one voting software supplier. they don't indicate if it had affect on u.s. results. congress returns from a vacation this week and law makers are facing a busy agenda including health care, the top senate republican doesn't see a way to pass a bill soon and avoid a government shutdown in september and raise the debt ceiling. i am kelli wright, back to hannity. >> sean: many on the left are pushing the same tired conspiracy theory and that is president trump colluded with russia to win the election. and that led to wikileaks releasing the dnc emaims. how much longer is the left and media going to advance this theory without a shred of credible evidence. over the weekend, even russian vladimar putin strongly denies his country interfered election. >> i haven't seen any direct proof of yushian interferrance in the united states. what can be easier than using

. >> stick around, kelly wright is up next with the fax report. >> a new day of blockbuster testimony ahead on capitol hill. the attorney general agreed to answer questions. the senate minority leader, it gets even higher stakes. i am kelly wright, this is the fox report. >> the white house is gearing up for what could be a huge week thursday. the supreme court seeks its newest member. the president could attend a chance to remind the public about that victory. we are still awaiting the court's ruling related to the president's travel ban. friday, president trump travels to miami to rollout his policy on cuba and this bill a campaign promise in that ground state. new testimony on russia and the 2016 election is threatening to over shadow all of it. jeff sessions and rod rosenstein both appearing before congress in separate hearings tuesday. both men have face scrutiny after the firing of james comey. earlier today chuck schumer called on president trump to take action. >> there is a cloud over the presidency, the president said. that's rightly so. there are two ways to clear up the cl

i am kelly wright, back now to "hannity" ." >> sean: welcome back to "hannity."ter day, many on the left have been pushing the same old tired conspiracy theory and that is of course -- president trump colluded with russian order to win back the election. that led to wikileaks releasing the dnc emails. all right, how much longer is the left and the media in this country going to advance this conspiracy theory without a shred of credible evidence? that is the subject of our next mini monologue. over the weekend, even russian president vladimir putin strongly denied his country tried to interfere with our presidential election. he was actually making fun of us. watch this. >> i haven't seen any direct proof of russian interference in the united states. what could be easier in this day and age and using all the technical means at the disposal of the intelligence services? and using those means to organize some attacks and then pointing the finger at russia? we don't care who is the head of the united states. we know more or less what is going to happen. in this regar

in newark, kelly wright, fox news. >>> social media buzzing about the latest feature from lyft. the ridesharing company says it has developed an option it says is cheaper and simpler. lyft says riders pay a fixed price to travel along planned root with a set timetable. it is called the lyft shuttle. but twitter users are calling it -- calling out lyft saying their idea already has a name. it's called a bus. lyft has not responded. >>> the time is 6:16. let's see how sound response. i'm asking how does our commute look? are you taking care of the toll plaza? >> yes, sir. it is crowded. they had to turn on the meeting room lights a little bit early today. not getting any of that june that we've seen in other years. where in june it knocks off. this morning let's go to the toll plaza and show you or actually to the east shore first and get to the toll plaza. 32 minutes from the carquinez bridge to the maze. and when you get to the toll plaza, you will get -- see there is a lot of back up there all the way out to the maze. we also have a lot of slow traffic coming in on those 880 ra

i am kelly wright.ow back to "hannity" ." >> sean: as we continue tonight on "hannity," we continue with the great one marked with an author of a great book "rediscovering americanism." listening to you in the last segment, you were talking about the need for the intellectual foundation, and even beyond that post an aspiring these guys. i look at president trump and here is a guy, frankly, practical, common sense, instinctive knowledge that big government is oppressive and wrong. regulations are hurting the american people. more and poverty and out of the labor force. health care is stupid. he has all of that instinctively. look at how those forces that support the opposite of what you are explaining in this book react to him trying to train that swamp and get back to those founding principles, perhaps without the intellectual foundation that you have. if you are one of the few people that do. >> you will definitely -- they are definitely out to destroy him and they are out to destroy him for three mont

. >> stick around, kelly wright is up next with the fax report. >> a new day of blockbuster testimonyol hill. the attorney general agreed to answer questions. the senate minority leader, it gets even higher stakes. i am kelly wright, this is the fox report. >> the white house is gearing up for what could be a huge week thursday. the supreme court seeks its newest member. the president could attend a chance to remind the public

. >> stick around, kelly wright is up next with the fax report. >> a new day of blockbuster testimonyneral agreed to answer questions. the senate minority leader, it gets even higher stakes. i am kelly wright, this is the fox report. >> the white house is gearing up for what could be a huge week thursday. the supreme court seeks its newest member. the president could attend a chance to remind the public

reporter kelly wright tells us the case went to the jury without bill cosby taking the witness stand. >> after hearing closing arguments, the sequestered jurors spent 4 hours deliberating cosby's fate late monday. they ended up calling it a night without reaching a verdict. >> defense lawyer said "cosby danced in his marriage and camille cosby sitting in the front row, she deserves better but that does not mean that cosby should go to prison. >> cosby is accused of drugging and sexually assaulting a woman named andrea constand at his home back in 2004. >> taking everything into account and that reasonable doubt is probably coming into play, that is why they came back and asked questions. >> the jury asked to hear a section of decade old testimony, cosby gave in a past civil case. about pills he gave constand before she claims she was assaulted. >> they want to see how the conversation went, how it lead up to there was cosby claims he give her benadryl but constand says the pills left her semi conscious. >> what she said she claimed she was having trouble sleeping, that she was under a

kelly wright said the case went to the jury without cosby taking the stand. >> after hearing closingrguments, the jurors spent four ours deliberate rating late monday. they ended up calling it a night without reaching a verdict. >> the defense lawyer said, quote, cosby danced in his marriage and camille cosby who was sitting in the front row, she deserved better but that does not mean that cosby should go to prison. >> cosby is accused of drugging and sexually assaulting a woman at his philadelphia area home back in 2004. >> take everything into account. and that reasonable doubt is probably coming into play. that's why they asked the questions. >> as they were deliberate deliberating, the jury asked to hear testimony about cosby about pills that he gave andrea before she claims she was assaulted. >> cosby claims he gave her benadryl. but andrea says the pills left her semi conscious. >> she claimed she was having trouble sleeping, that she was under a lot of stress. and that is something that he admitted that took while on the road to help him calm down. >> if convicted on the three

kelly wright with commander in chief renewed push for travel pause. ent trump says the united states fully supports united kingdom but his tweeting about london's mayor and a travel ban are raising eyebrows and sparking criticism. the president's latest tweet that london mayor is giving a pathetic excuse to saying that people in london should not be alarmed when they see armed police officers on the street is sparking a fire storm of criticism. the mayor saying that president trump took out of contest and his demand for a travel ban. the president in one tweet saying this, he said, that's right, we need a travel ban for certain dangerous countries, not some politically correct term that won't help us protect our people. while the president is being criticized for blunt i will saying travel ban, congressman peter king seems need for policy that will help protect the american people from terror attacks similar to london. >> i think this shows the need to have increase and intense surveillance that police can't themselves be following everyone all of the

hello and welcome to a brand new hour inside america's news headquarters i'm kelly wright. >> at leasteport says it's not a likely move. kelly: kristin with more. kristin. >> the question for president trump will be what will be more damaging what comey will say in public for all the world to see or what it would look like if president trump tries to mussel him. >> that committee hearing was just noticed and obviously it's got to be reviewed. >> so that's not a no. >> i'm just saying, literally in my understanding the date of the hearing was just set, i have not spoken to counsel yet, i don't know how they're going to respond. >> now, the new york city is reporting that two senior officials are saying that president trump will not invoke executive privilege but as we have learned time and time again nothing is final with this white house until it -- until it actually happens. so with that caveat, i want to take a look at another huge hearing taking place on capitol hill next we're and this one involves the intelligence chief, nsa director, acting fbi director and deputy attorney genera

. >> live from america's news headquarters, i'm kelly wright.resident trump makes his debut on washington social circuit. it happened at a fundraiser at ford theater made infamous by the assassination of president lincoln. trump used the occasion to comment on london's terrorist attack. >> we renew our resolve, stronger than ever before to protect the united states and its allies from a vile enemy that has waged war on inner sent life and it's gone on too long. this bloodshed must and. this bloodshed will end. >> earlier trump supporters came face-to-face with critics on the street of portland oregon. police kept the two sides apart but there were some arrests. now back to "watters world". one tweet read, we must stop being politically correct and get down to the business of security for our people. if we don't stop it will only get worse. notice, we are not having a gun debate right now. that's because they use knives and a truck. joining me now, author of government gone wild. does europe need to stop tanning knives and bands. >> i thought it

kelly wright joins us now with the taxpayer taking today. >> good morning to you.ore in stores pulling out of obamacare because of healthcare insurance premiums continue to rise in price. donald trump will travel to wisconsin today to meet with people losing their insurance under the affordable care act and make pens will join him to get an update on the senate's new plan to replace and repeal obamacare, gop sources say they would like to get the measure passed by july 4th but a republican leader says democrats are not helping fix the mess they created. >> obamacare never lived up to what democrats promised. from rising costs to shrinking choices and collapsing markets. the problems associated with obamacare grew across the country as the years passed leaving the american people to pick up the pieces. >> leader chuck schumer firing back accusing republicans of lacking what he calls transparency. >> this is a party chanting read the bill, read the bill when obamacare was being debated and now they won't even show the bill. during a meeting with his cabinet at the wh

kelly: all right, fox news alert, i'm celery wright in new york.ry right now, in amsterdam people injured after vehicle strikes, the driver has been arrested. we will have more details on the breaking news stories at the top of the hour at 4:00 o'clock right here in america's headquarters, join us then. >> i'm on time. paul: that was president trump on monday kicking off what the white house dubbed infrastructure week. the president unveiling a plan to privatize the nation's air traffic control system from the government-run federal aviation administration to a nonprofit, a move the administration says will move air travel safer and more efficient. robert pool is director of transportation policy at the reason foundation, he's advice for presidential administrations. welcome, mr. pool, great to have you here. a lot of americans think that air travel, the experience is getting worse, what role does the air traffic control system play in that deterioration? >> well, the air traffic control system is behind the times in terms of its technology. it doe

i am kelly wright, let's get back to hannity. ♪ >> hannity: welcome back to hannity, welcome back to, will come back to a brand-new segment where we call out to these conspiracy theorists, week after y, one of the most egregious offenders has been from propaganda press, right here on hannity, we will continue to shine a bright light on just how deranged the media has become. this is especially true over at nbc. tonight we start in the minutes following, comey is much-anticipated testimony, even chris matthews made this shocking conclusion. take a look. >> the assumption of the critics, of these pursuers, you might say is that somewhere along the line in the last year, the president colluded with the russians, a helping hand, encouraging them, feeding their desire to effect the election in some way. some conversation that he had with michael flynn or someone, but yet it came apart this morning was that theory because the president said according to the written testimony of mr. comey, go ahead and nail them. and then he also came across and said that basically flynn wasn't central to t

hello and welcome to a brand new hour, i'm kelly wright. julie: and i'm julie banderas.f their own had infiltrated the afghan army. john is live from the middle east bureau with the very latest, hi, john. >> this is being called a quote, unquote, insider attack as you mengted an afghan soldier, taliban claiming responsibility, this afghan soldier insurgent and operative for the taliban opening fire on u.s. troops inside this base. now take a look at the map. it happened in eastern afghanistan. east of kabul. very close to the pakistan border and that's where the afghan official started spraying the u.s. soldiers with machine gunfire, kill two and wounding two others before that afghan soldier was killed by returned fire. this isn't the first time there's been a so-called green on blue attack. the taliban again claiming responsibility. we will have much more on this later. kelly: all right, john, thank you so much. reporting from israel. right now we go to a live event where former congressman gabriel survived assassination attempt is speaking at the commissioning of the

kelly: and i'm kelly wright. white house is still mulling the use of executive president even as one report says the president will not invoke that right. kristin fisher is live from the white house with more details. kristin? >> reporter: hey, kelly. well, "the new york times" is reporting that two senior administration officials are saying that president trump will not invoke executive privilege, but just yesterday white house press secretary sean spicer said he didn't know what the president was going to do. so here are the pros and cons. if president trump does not invoke executive privilege, then he runs the risk of his former fbi director saying potentially some very damaging things about him. republican senator lindsey graham explained it like this -- >> all i know is that director comey was fired by the president, and anytime someone's fired, you got to realize that they're probably upset about it. here's what i worry about, that he'll just focus on his conversation with the president and not answer any o

kelly: good to have you with us, and i'm kelly wright. from "the washington post" which claims president obama, former president obama knew about russia's sinister activities for months before the

i'm kelly wright in for julie banderas and this is the fox report.an exclusive interview with fox news to air tomorrow. the president accuses president obama of knowing what russia was up to, and quote, doing nothing. it comes as a report from the washington post says the former president was slow and cautious in responding to russia's meddling. now, even some democrats are piling on to mr.

kelly: and i'm kelly wright.s accused of drugging and sexually assaulting a temple university employee in his home near philadelphia back in 2004. but jurors were unable to reach a verdict after more than 52 hours of deliberation and a second attempt to break a deadlock. cosby's defense team declaring victory, but the prosecution, well, they're vowing to retry the case.

. >> welcomed to "america's news headquarters" i am kelly wright. >> this morning the jury told the judge for the second time they could not reach a verdict. because the family expressing relief and lashing out. the district attorney saying he will push for a second trial. rick leventhal picks the story up from there. he is running as live from the courthouse in pennsylvania. have we heard from the jury yet rick? >> not yet julie. we certainly hope to. and so does the da.they want to know how many men and women believe that bill cosby was guilty and how many believe that he was not and why. that answer is very important to the das he considers every trial. the jury deliberated for more hours than the trial itself. the interrupted deliberations a dozen times of questions including for the definition of reasonable doubt. and the definition of it without her knowledge. they also asked for effects of testimony from police and the victim's mother, both cosby and his accuser,? this is now 79-year-old comedian drugged her and sexually assaulted her in 2004. in the end this was a case of he said

kelly: and i'm kelly wright. the comedian was accused of drugging and sexually assaulting a temple university employee in his home near philadelphia back in 2004. but jurors were unable to reach a verdict after more than 52 hours of deliberation and a second attempt to break a deadlock. cosby's defense team declaring victory, but the prosecution, well, they're vowing to retry the case. senior correspondent rick leventhal joins us live from the courthouse in pennsylvania. rick, did the jury set a record there? >> reporter: yeah, it's believed to be the longest jury deliberation in the history of the montgomery county courthouse. it lasted longer than the trial itself, but those 53-plus hours of questions and debate and consideration did not result in a verdict. they couldn't agree on the guilt or innocence of bill cosby on any of the three charges that were lodged against him. and bill cosby, we're told, did not celebrate in the courtroom when the mistrial was announced, possibly because this is not over for the c

hello, everyone, welcome to a brand new hour inside "america's news headquarters," i'm kelly wright -- julie: and i'm julie banderas. more on whether this was an accident or an attack as soon as we get it, but there are also new developments this hour in the london bridge attack. mike tobin is live in london with the very latest. >> reporter: julie, i'll start off in amsterdam where police are investigating this, and the good news right now is it does not appear to be linked to terrorism, but you do have another case of a car plowing into people. it looks like it was someone who was parked in the wrong spot, and whatever happened with that interaction, if he flipped out at the end of that, he took off driving, he smashed his car into a wall. but there is not an indication right now that that was linked to terrorism, and i should mention as he drove in the direction of that wall, he did manage to hit some pedestrians. there are no fatalities, but i should emphasize that police think in that case in the amsterdam that it's not linked to terrorism. it's a different case here in london as

kelly: good to have you with us, and i'm kelly wright.sident trump responding to a report from "the washington post" which claims president obama, former president obama knew about russia's sinister activities for months before the 2016 election but failed to take aggressive action. gillian: our own kristin fisher has more on this. >> reporter: in this washington post report, a former senior obama administration official said that i feel like we sort of choked in our response to russia. and president trump clearly seems to agree. listen to what he said in an interview with our pete leg earth. >> the cia gave him information on russia a long time before they even, you know, before the election. and i hardly see it. it's an amazing thing. to me, you know -- in other words the question is, if he had the information, why didn't he do something about it? he should have done something about it. but you don't read that. it's quite sad. >> reporter: according to the post, back in august -- so three months before the election -- president obama re

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. >> good to be with you as always i am kelly wright in for bill hemmer. a crowd nearly 25,000 gathered to watch the game, which raised more than $1 million for charity. many people holding up strong size as lawmakers morel is you have to honor his home state. the majority with undergoing major series brexiters in morehead. the video message before the game. >> tonight it's going is taking on a much deeper level of unity. beyond anything that we would have thought. by playing tonight, you are showing the world that we will not be intimidated by threats, acts of violence, or assaults on our democracy. the game will go on. >> kelly: our colleague is live in washington for the very wages to make latest. >> for the first time steve scalise was hospitalized, we are hearing our first touch of good news about his condition. it comes in the form of a statement that was issued by this hospital last night at 8:10:00 p.m. earlier today, steve scalise underwent a second surgery related to his internal injuries and a broken bone in his leg. he remains in critical condi

. >> welcomed to "america's news headquarters" i am kelly wright. >> this morning the jury told the judgetime they could not reach a verdict. because the family expressing relief and lashing out. the district attorney saying he will push for a second trial. rick leventhal

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wright st mary's was one of the major hospitals receiving the injured and six people who died, including the attacker, kelly french schoolboy. he is 16 years old. he was hit by a moving vehicle head—on. is 16 years old. he was hit by a moving vehicle head-on. what is this one? his school friend arrives in accident and emergency. he has a massive head wound. this 18-year-old has lost a dangerous amount of blood from his severe scalp wound. he is taken for immediate life—saving surgery. a5 taken for immediate life—saving surgery. as the police investigation got under way, and arrests were made, the injured continued to recover in hospital. eventually, the two french teenagers, best friends, we re two french teenagers, best friends, were reunited. painful memories for so many of the victims caught up in the horror of the attack. sophie hutchinson, bbc news. that is absolutely remarkable footage caught at such a dramatic time that we will all remember. so many tributes coming into the emergency services after the events of the past two months. we will be speaking to a firefighter later on in connection to the m