. >> in order to have any hope of getting an acquittal, kunkel's attorney, brian boreli, must establishidea to selthe checks but that he was ged to comt the crime by the undercover officer. >> now, before you met the detective, had you ever planned to sell people's checks before that? >> absolutely not. i've went up on a truck and i asked him if he was interested in buying a stereo. and he said he's really not into that type of merchandise. but if i come across any checks or credit cards, he would be interested in that type of merchandise. >> did you know someone you could get them from? >> i had an idea of somebody i can get them from. >> now, after your whole conversation with the detective, what did you think he would do if you brought him checks? >> well, obviously -- i was under the impression he wanted to buy them. >> if you hadn't met detective [ bleep ] would you have ever sold anyone's checks? >> no. if i wouldn't have never met him, i wouldn't be here right now. >> thank you. >> kunkel must now face off against the prosecutor. >> and the first thing that you asked detective [

this has not been moving as much yesterday brian sullivan classified this as the boring trade. >>> there'sair of economic records on the agenda. jobless claims out at 8:30 a.m. eastern, followed by september pending home sales at 10:00 a.m. in europe, we are going to get an ecb rate decision keep an eye out for that that's about 7:45 a.m. eastern time that will be followed by a news conference from ecb president mario draghi that happens at 8:30 a.m. eastern. >>> today is the single busiest day of earnings season with 67 companies in the s&p 500 reporting. the list includes comcast, the parent of cnbc, conocophillips, ford, time warner, u.p.s., southwest airlines and twitter those are before the opening bell after the close alphabet, amazon, gilead, intel and microsoft. i want to talk about amazon, it's impossible not to joining us is jan kniffen. thanks for being with us let's start with amazon. we'll hear from them after the close. we're going into the holiday season you liked the stock for a while. what are you hoping to hear from amazon >> it's hard not to like amazon when amazon has a

part of it and i'm bored. brian: i'm a big second verse guy. i like to listen to the second verse. got all of his. brian: talk radio. steve: good job with the president yesterday. ainsley out with big book signing last night. ainsley: brian's family came. we will talk about it coming up. let's move on. the senate is looking to move forward to pass historic tax cuts by the trump administration. brian: they also need to pass a budget first and by the end of this week. the pressure is on congress to deliver. steve: will they be able to do it? let's turn to griff jenkins live in d.c. griff? >> steve, ainsley, and brian, good morning. they might deliver. the senate took the first step yesterday voting to proceed on a budget resolution paving the way for tax reform through reconciliation rules. that means they only need a simple majority to pass anything. as the president took his tax plan the democrats opposed to the conservative heritage foundation last night. promising to deliver the largest tax cut in history. >> it's going to be hard getting the democrats because they're obstruction

brian hoyer has been released. he may sign with new england. lots of stuff. it is not boring49ers despite the fact they are zero- 8.>>> the beast is back. precision passing. lack of turnovers. a lot of/. steve kerr did have reason not to be happy with the early season going last night. klay thompson -- of top for the rookie. jordan bell continues to make his own splash. the warriors on the bench. play again after one of greens eight steals on the other end. he finds clay who deserves -- did not get it. he is off to a nice start himself. breaking again terry reimann -- rain. take another shot at it. he drains it 31 -- green six of says. the long-distance shot coming up. you will see a nice assist to make the right there. out the goals for shakti way out. he doesn't get it. that man bell up on the board. your final score 141-113 over the clippers who claim in 4-1. when was the last time the warriors lost to the clippers? christmas day 2014.>>> the best of both worlds for the sharks. they be the -- they also honor one of the most talented and popular players in their franchise h

boring. i think you will like it. that's all the time left we have for this evening. brian kilmeade is next. the guy works 24/7.omorrow night. ♪ >> brian: hi, everybody. i am brian kilmeade. welcome to "fox news tonight." we have a great show for you tonight. including the national anthem controversy, raging right now. today is columbus day but some folks don't want to celebrate that. for example... >> columbus represents genocide! >> christopher columbus represents genocide! >> brian: we will have the latest on the protests. in the northern california region, sadly, a number

boring like most other movies. that's all the time we have left this evening. thanks for being with us. brianilmeade is here next. he works 24/7. see you then. >> this is a fox news alert. at least 10 people are dead as wildfires rage. 100 people have been treated at two hospitals. most of them suffering smoke inhalation. two of the injured are said to be in critical condition. the wind-fueled fires have destroyed at least 1,500 homes at least two wineries have been destroyed and many others damages. a sun sset-to-sunrise curfew ha been

boring. i think you will like it. that's all the time left we have for this evening. brian kilmeade is next. the guy works 24/7. see you back here tomorrow night. ♪ >> brian: hi, everybody. i am brian kilmeade. welcome to "fox news tonight." we have a great show for you tonight. including the national anthem controversy, raging right now. today is columbus day but some folks don't want to celebrate that. for example... >> columbus represents genocide! >> christopher columbus represents genocide! >> brian: we will have the latest on the protests. in the northern california region, sadly, a number of people have died due to the fires. we are trying to get updates on that. we will update you throughout this hour. the trump administration releasing a brand-new immigration plan to review key campaign promises. also, trying to solve the dac a problem. the director of public affairs to the justice department. thank you for staying up late with us. i know the administration was focused on tax reform. why was it important to release an immigration plan as well? >> when the attorney general found that the aca was not goi

boring like most other movies. that's all the time we have left this evening. thanks for being with us. brian kilmeade is here next. he works 24/7. see you then. >> this is a fox news alert. at least 10 people are dead as wildfires rage. 100 people have been treated at two hospitals. most of them suffering smoke inhalation. two of the injured are said to be in critical condition. the wind-fueled fires have destroyed at least 1,500 homes at least two wineries have been destroyed and many others damages. a sun sset-to-sunrise curfew ha been imposed. there have been some looters. fires are burning in a 200-mile region with the largest being in napa and sonoma counties. smoke is as far south as san francisco, some 60 miles away from the area. the director of the colorado department of forestry and fire protection says that the fires broke out "burned at explosive rates because of 50-mile-an-hour winds." vice president mike pence said that the federal government stands ready to provide any and all assistance to the state. pence's remarks came after california governor jerry brown asked president t

brian. >> i know, it's my fault. i asked for it. susan, thank you for your patience. i'll get to you in just one second. did these sanctions have teeth? a lot of people are now bored by the use of the word sanctions. how do they normally work in normal times? >> well, i think, you know, it's good news that they finally are moving forward. and, by the way, it's just the first step in a long process to actually putting new sanctions in place. putin has been operating in other countries that he's seeking to destabilize and to influence. and so what i find about the sanctions and also the move by twitter and american social media companies to sort of very belatedly come to terms with this intervention in the u.s. election, it's already been a full year basically since the 2016 voting. we're still talking about these sanctions as our very first concrete response and retaliation for that and they haven't even been implemented yet. you're asking what the impact of the sanctions. ed administration right now is just beginning to talk about who would be on the list and circulating, as you showed us earlier, a preliminary list of companies that might be targeted. so, this is

brian. >> i know, it's my fault. i asked for it. susan, thank you for your patience. i'll get to you in just one second. did these sanctions have teeth? a lot of people are now boredthe use of the word sanctions. how do they normally work in normal times? >> well, i think, you know, it's good news that they finally are moving forward. and, by the way, it's just the first step in a long process to actually putting new sanctions in place. but it's better than not. and if they only have one person in the sanctions office, i understand why there's a delay. you know, in terms of measuring the impact of sanctions, that's also a tough question. i think most economists believe that it's some percentage. we debate that, you know, here at stanford, whether it's half a percentage gdp, or another percentage. but i think there are two parts that people forget about when they try to measure that. one is all the business, all the investment that's not happening. brian, do you know anybody that's looking for new investment opportunities in russia right now? >> i can't say i do, no. >> because of the situation. i can tell you out here in the valley, who wants to go to russia right

brian kilmeade. "fox & friends" co-host. a new book out. "andrew jackson and the miracle of new orleans." let me begin with you, matthew. it's pretty clear it's real now. >> yeah, another boring week in politics, as it unfolds. i think the whole thing is totally dependent on ho this person is, right? we have no idea. it could go in any different direction. it could be big. little. the start of baiting somebody bigger. we have no idea what his game plan is in the course of this. and whether it finally reaches donald trump. it's not a good thing for any white house to have to deal with this kind of thing. anything like this takes them off their game. takes them off where they want to go. takes them off any message they want to have on tax cuts or tax reform or anything like that. we'll see it unfold. it does guarantee one thing. this is going far into 2018. which is a problem for the republicans to have an investigation on. >> and kate, you left the white house before this investigation really heated up. is it your sense now that they've figured out a way to compartmentalize the investigation? as the clinton campaign did? >> yes. they're focused on tax cuts. that's what we see

brian: did you project ainsley is sitting by herself. ainsley: i was thinking my life is so boring.you come. jillian: they will all see you. ainsley: i hear all the time, get dressed, how do we work with these guys. then i always hear, wakes up with you every morning. what time do you wake up? 3:00 in the morning. thank you for supporting our military. steve: wait a minute. how do you know what time you we wake up? brian: ballpark it. jillian: i was up early at 1:00 a.m. chilling information during the kate steinle murder child. one witness testified she saw illegal immigrant, juan lopez laughing before he shot and killed steinle. other witnesses say they heard screams like something out after horror movie. lopez-sanchez calls the whole thing an accident. he was deported five times, jailed just before the shooting. >>> main i don't remember north american airline under investigation after a pilot ignores air traffic control. >> 781 go round. jillian: the air canada pilot ignoring six warnings not to land in san francisco over fears the aircraft would collide with another plane. the