show more of you. . >> shepard: breaking news on fox news channel. this is video, the jet has landed and safely and there it is. orange county airport in new york. n 101cv, a gulfstream 4 that took off from teterboro 10:50 a.m. new york time. it burned fuel for five hours before landing at 3:50 p.m. it landed apparently without incident. this is videotaped from a short time earlier. ambulances numbers 6 or 7 were out there and fire trucks out the mind. now to live pictures. these are the fire trucks on scene and followed the jet in. i mentioned among those on board, post malone, the rapper that won record of the year last night on the vmas. and at the end of the night, post malone and 21 savage and aerosmith had a wild finish to the vmas last night if you stayed up for that. but it was quite a thing. he got a lot of face time last night. really one of the most popular guys out there. in fact, his song, which the album has been a top of the billboard r&b and hip hop charts for 76 weeks, which breaks a record that was set by michael jackson back in the

fox news contributor richard fowler, fox news radio host todd starnes and former congressman, fox newstributor jason chaffetz. good evening, gentlemen. jason is author of the upcoming, soon to be a best seller, "the deep state." what is the date? >> "the deep state," you can order it now, as dale on september 18th. >> shannon: we will get to that and as i can but we'll start out with what we are hearing about the president wanted to fire jeff sessions. "the washington post" article, they say trump's latest threats illustrate the depths of his hostility toward one of his earliest political supporters who as attorney general has carried out parts of the president's agenda most popular with the base. this includes things like religious freedom and all kinds of other things the president said he wanted. yet he is not focused on that. he is angry at his ag. >> all, he's more than angry. he has gone nuclear over this, shannon. i think it is a terrific idea that the president does fire jeff sessions. he has done a good job but look, he recused himself, he probably should have left the let the

all right now on "fox news sunday". hello again from fox news in washington. top national security officials say the threat from russian meddling in the upcoming midterms is real.

thank you for joining us on fox news sunday. >> thank you for having me. president trump's former campaign manager who joins us live now from new hampshire, corey, welcome back to fox news sunday. good to have you on the program. what a week this was. how would you describe this week for the president? >> well, sandra, let me first echo what judge gonzalez said and let all of the viewers know how our thoughts and prayers are with the mccain family and as a new hampshire almost native son, the years he spent up here campaigning, the success he had, i just want to echo those statements to remember a man who served our country with great admiration and honorable. so i want to thank and thank the mccain family and have our thoughts and prayers with him as we start. as it relates to the president and this week, what we have seen here, once again, is the mueller investigation, which was designed to look at potential collusion between the trump campaign and the russian outside influence has no bearing, has not produced any evidence, not one piece of evidence that

or visit... >> shannon: this is a fox news >> fox news alert.s a fox news a tight race in ohio, reports that ohio election officials found 588 previously uncounted votes according to the cincinnati inquirer. the votes were found in a columbus suburb. with the new tally the votes democrat candidate danny o'connor 190 additional photo that narrows the race against troy balderson. balderson in the lead with 1560 but there are other provisional and absentee ballots in the mix for the next several days. the latest on the west coast fires topping your western roundup. wilbur ross directing the national marine fisheries service to prioritize water use for firefighting overriding endangered species but state fire officials say they don't need more water to fight the fires raging across the state. evacuations were ordered for several small mountain communities near where a forest fire continues to grow in southern california. a, for a woman accused of driving her 9 and 7-year-old daughters to their death sentence to five years probation, she had changed her plea from guilty to no contest in june

in los angeles, william la jeunesse, fox news. ifle association could be facing a financial crisis. gun rights group filing a lawsuit against new york governor andrew cuomo and the new york financial state of services. cuomo, a democrat, made it the issue of a blacklisting campaign that cost the group so much, it might have to shut down operations including nra tv. bryan llenas joins us with more on that. reporter: in this lawsuit, the national rifle association says it has lost tens of millions of dollars in damages and at their very existence is threatened. nra says governor andrew cuomo leading a state conspiracy to kill their organization by going after its financial partners. banks and insurance companies. they accuse the state of sending threatening letters that urge them to end their nra partnerships or face regulatory punishments. without banking services the nra can't retain donation from members and the nra cannot maintain buildings off-site events, hold rallies or educational programs. the lawsuit says they have to shut

from jerusalem fox news. resident trump putting the new york times on blast for insinuating that white house counsel don mcgann turned on the president and he's demanding to know when the investigation, the mueller investigation will turn toward the obama era officials at the center of the fisa warrant controversy, whether or not this all started from something real. does the president have a point here, here to debate that fox news contributor richard fowler and independent women's patrice, guys, thanks so much for coming on this morning, i want to start from a quote from the article, white house counsel don mcgann has cooperated, mcgann and lawyer feared that mr. trump was setting up mr. mcgann to take the blame for any possible illegal acts of obstruction according to people close to him, so he and his lawyer mr. burke divides own strategy to do much as possible to cooperate with mr. mueller to demonstrate that mr. mcgann did nothing wrong, the time says richard, that mcgann may have turned on the president

and this is on fox news. and fox news employs the only reporter who has asked the president of the united states about impeachment, and that happened this very day on fox news. and, so, the fox news reporter and the president of the united states discussing impeachment on fox news, but, gene, fox news is accusing the rest of the world with some kind of obsession. >> yeah, yeah. i mean, there is -- you know. but i miss irony. i liked it when irony existed. but irony is so dead. it's quite amazing. of course, that is -- you know, the president has raised the issue, in fact, at rallies. he is essentially trying to whip up enthusiasm among the base by saying, look, they're going to impeach me. you've got to come save me. the way he did it today in that interview was truly bizarre when he got to, you know, this thinking. it was -- we were -- i was thinking, you know, nixon wandering the halls in some sort of altered reality. it was quite weird. >> jeff sessions issued a statement today basically in response to the

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because it's on fox news constantly. it's either illegal immigrant hurting someone, and we do know that immigrants commit crimes at lower rates, or -- >> than people born here. >> that's the universe they inhabit. not only does he not read and we know that, and does not -- we now know that they basically reduce everything to a bullet point. if the bullet points are too long, he won't even read that. so he doesn't absorb information very well at all, let alone reading it. but i think the bigger issue is he doesn't want to live in the real world. the real world doesn't think he's a good president. the real world sees he's messing up right and left. the real world sees he's committed crimes. >> the fact he watches so much fox news and parrots what they say on television shows he's in touch with americans and the way americans consume information and the way americans thinks. >> that shows he's in touch with his base of americans. i think frankly his ego can't handle any kind of reality. and so we saw that -- what better exa

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democratic senator tammy duckworth said the racist comments shouldn't have been aired by fox news. >>they are doing really consistently is promoting ideas that derive from white nationalist places. >> angelo carusone runs media matters, a liberal group that campaigns against fox. he points to the clip as a reason why. >> now i think it's well beyond a wink and a nod. now i think it's full-throated promotion. >> reporter: he claims fox stars echo the rhetoric of racists like david duke who gave kudos to ingraham for her dialogue and complimented tucker carlson in the past. >> hazleton's population was 2% hispanic. 15 years later, hazleton is majority hispanic. this is more change than human beings are designed to digest. this pace of change makes societies volatile, really volatile, just as ours has become volatile. >> reporter: segments on his show are frequently about the feeling of whiteness being under threat. ingraham covers this, too. fox's fan base, almost 100% right is incredibly loyal. the winners are rupert murdoch and his sons who run the parent company, profiting from the r

here's dana. >> dana: fox news alert.liminary agreement on a new trade deal with mexico. a major step in his efforts to negotiate trade deals nationwide. i'm dana perino, this is "the daily briefing." the agreement announced today with mexican president enrique. this does not include canada, not yet. the president says the agreement will be better for our economy. >> this is a tremendous thing. this has to do -- they used to call it nafta. we're going to call it the united states-mexico trade agreement.

jillian: have a good day. >> got a fox news alert. it's 6:00 here in new york city.laiming responsibility for a deadly knife attack in the paris suburb of trappes. tilling two people and seriously injuring a third before being shot neutralized by police. jillian: he threatened police officers and shouted allah akbar which means god is greatest in arabic. brian: a lot of them are tracked and very few picked up until they do attack. keep in mind too, al baghdadi emerged the leader of isis. we thought he could have been dead. we also heard he c b

>> for decades, years, fox news created the misinformation. hen the republicans would work with them. now we have trump just regurgitating it back to them. we hit a new dimension in this closed loop echo chamber. >> what does it say to you that he's adopted his legal strategy from fox news? >> yeah. well, he's grasping to anything that sounds good, right? and particularly fox in the primetime, it's all about making trump feel better so they have alan dershowitz. sean hannity pretends he understands the law. making up charges, cohen agreed to crimes that don't exist, as if that's how it happens in state and federal court. so it's amazing. it's amazing. and, again, what's really unusual here is he is just feeding back into the same loop. it's unprecedented. >> malcolm, let me ask you about the south african story, that was something i saw you on twitter very empassioned about. senator bob corker said this was a thing that was a base stimulater. how do you read that tweet? >> well, if that's a base stimulater, then his base is the white supremacis

the cohost of benson and harp on fox news radio, marie harf and fox news correspondent gillian turner such a sad few hours that we have seen since the family announced his death yesterday. he did make us laugh. >> he absolutely did. and the only thing i can say is if you would have decided to retire and enjoy a quiet peaceful life after his military service no one could have faulted him. >> but that he did not do. >> he felt called to do more and he did. >> even in the final 18 months or so of his life he kept fighting. if the brain cancer for sure but he still stayed politically involved as well appearing >> absolutely. he was not going to just walk away and not have a voice in so many important issues we continue debate. whether it's health care, the state of our politics. and i thought a lot of the last few weeks, john mccain was a hawk for sure. but for me one of the most significant things he did was when he worked to make peace with vietnam, a country where he was tortured, where he fought a war. he banded together with john kerry, who he disagreed with him on many things, inclu

i'm harris, here is dana. >> fox news alert, president trump firing back at a "new york times" reportl don mcgann gave damaging information. >> dana: hello everyone, i'm dana perino and this is "the daily briefing." again speaking at least three times totaling 30 hours with investigators after the president waved his attorney-client privilege, allowing mcgann to speak to muller. the president says it was to show that he has nothing to hide in the investigation into russian meddling in the 2016 election. trump attorney rudy giuliani said any speculation that mcgann turned o

fox news urgent.onfirms to fox news that congressman hunter has agreed to the house speaker paul ryan's request to step down from his committee assignment. our senior producer, chad pergram points out that this avoids a big debate and a vote after labor day over stripping duncan hunter of his assignments. think of it. if they had a committee hearing on whether he could keep his appointments, and republicans ended up voting him out of that. that would have been a disaster for the republicans. speaker ryan called on hunt tore step down from his committee pending the outcome of his case. we're getting a lot at a spot where investigators say they found mollie tibbets body more than a month after somebody grabbed her. we have drone field footage from a corn field in iowa. it's about 15 minutes from her home. investigators say in field is where her accused killer dumped her body. investigators busted cristhian rivera for her killer. the suspect's boss says she's shocked. the manager of the farm where rivera

fox news and facebook have a partnership to deliver news on facebook watch.y responsible for its content and production. the fox business network deirdre bolton is here. they want our data about our money? >> so the facebook actually says that the "wall street journal" reporting overreached but i do want to give you a list of the banks. it's j.p. morgan, citi wells fargo and bank corps. according to colleagues at the "wall street journal" they say colleagues asked focolleague facebookasked for i. disagrees with the reporting. i'm going to pull up part it put out a long statement i picked two quotes. "wall street journal" story incorrectly asking for financial transaction data. this is not true. second part of that statement idea with messaging with a bank can be better than waiting on hold over the phone, it's completely opt in. we are not using this information beyond enabling these types of experiences not for ads or anything else. so analysts are saying listen, the long game for facebook here is that if you use facebook messenger, almost like we might exch

fox news legal analyst agreeing jarrett and fox news contributor sara carter. i'm going to start with you sara. the new emails that have been n unhe recollected and all the information we found this week indicate there's a connection between bruce ohr, nellie ohr his wife, fusion gps for whom she worked, glenn simpson and christopher steele. explain that to the audience >> this is highly significant because it shows a very contention shows relationship between the way they felt about donald trump which we know christopher steele had said to bruce ohr in the 302's, fbi

two minutes after 4:00, we'll be live on fox news watch for the fox news update on facebook.dent is not obstructing. he's fighting back. the president is stating his opinion, stating it clearly and expressing the frustration that he has with the level of corruption that we've seen from people like jim comey, peter strzok, andrew mccabe. there's a reason the president is angry and frankly most of america is angry as well and there's no reason he shouldn't voice that opinion. >> the white house defending the president's tweet calling on attorney general jeff sessions to stop what he calls the rigged mueller probe. the attorney general is about to

. >> melissa: fox news alert. sanctions on iran are back. let's go outnumbered overtime i'm melissa francis in for harris faulkner. the trump administration today reimposing the first badge of economic sanctions against iran effective at midnight tonight. today's action a warning shot to america's western allies and the world that president trump is serious about keeping the u.s. out of what he has called the worst deal ever negotiated. a short while ago national security advisor john bolton telling fox news that the sanctions are aimed at changing iran's behavior. watch. >> we want to put unprecedented pressure on the government of iran to change its behavior and so far they have shown no indication they are prepared to do that. the president has made it clear repeatedly that he viewed the iran nuclear deal as one of the worst in american diplomatic history. i thought he was right on target on that. we are not going to allow iran to get nuclear weapons. it is certainly 180-degree reversal from the failed obama administration gillian turner

this is truecar. >> jon: a fox news alert. f financial officer of the trump organization has been granted immunity by prosecutors in the southern district of new york, the same prosecutors who accepted the guilty plea from michael cohen, the president's long-time lawyer. now, weisselberg is described as the president's financial gate keeper and he is one of the people to whom the president handed over operations of his businesses when he assumed the presidency. well, let's talk about all of this with kimberly strossel the member of the editorial board of the "wall street journal," also a fox news contributor. you have an article in today's "wall street journal" and i have alluded to it a couple of times about the fact that you see unfairness, uneven handedness in the treatment of the trump campaign versus the clinton campaign. would you see -- how would you assess the supposed immunity deal that michael weisselberg is being given? >> . well, look, how did we get to this point in the first place? special mandate whether russia c

we begin our show with a fox news alert. ♪ the president weeds out attorney general's jeff sessions aboute mueller pro. the left cries obstruction the white house says, calm down, nothing new to see. we'll discuss it with fox news contributor jason chaffetz and the national republican senatorial committee. a federal judge overseeing the manafort trial cracks down on prosecutors, once again chastising the mueller team for getting to q2. including a warning to lawyers to stop rolling their eyes. what exactly happened in that quarter monday two? jonathan hunt has uncovered. later, republican congressman jeff dunham drawings is fresh off shopping facility from california where children brought to the u.s. illegally are currently living. what did he see? as anyone in congress is serious about tackling the immigration issue? hello, welcome to "fox news @ night." i'm shannon bream in washington. i'm a presidential tweets, high-profile trial, new information tonight from chief t john roberts, regarding a possible presidential interview with special counsel robert mueller. roberts reporting to whi

the fox news update on fox watch live streaming. with neil cavuto" starts right now. >> security clearance. how about folks buying stuff on clearance? bigger economic story by far. welcome everyone, i am neil cavuto, and is a "your world" ." i don't know about that. the retail giant was soaring, the economy is booming, and the market is telling washington, they can relax about all of this bickering. the fox business network, why are they spending and why that could be important data that you're getting to look at. >> you're right. consumer spending is up and retailers are benefiting.

. >> dana: a fox news alert. president trump doubling down, insisting hush money payments made by michael cohen were legal. i'm dana perino and this is "the daily briefing." the president making that assertion in an exclusive interview with fox news. after his former attorney cop add plea deal with federal prosecutors on charges of tax evasion and campaign violations. an executive has been granted immunity as part of the investigation. rick leventhal has more. >> this story just breaking this afternoon. fox news confirming reports in the "wall street journal," david pecker was given immunity to tell the feds about the hush money deals involving cohen and mr. trump before the 2016 election. pecker, a close friend of the president, worked with cohen in the run up to the election to catch and kill stories that might harm mr. trump's chances of winning. that included a $150,000 pay-out to karen mcdougal and the $130,000 payment to porn star stormy daniels, which american media execs were involved in. we saw cohen tod

fox news alert. that would be asked of the president doug mcelway joins us live. any presidential tweets on the mueller investigation? >> not in the past 24 hours. the tweet from about 24 hours ago is still resonating as lawyers debate whether it's helpful to the president or potentially putting him in serious legal jeopardy. to refresh your memory attorney general jeff sessions should stop this rigged witch hunt right now before it continues to stain our country any further. bob mueller is totally conflicted and his 17 angry democrats doing his dirty work are a disgrace to the usa. a couple well-respected lawyers deeply familiar to fox news viewers say that tweet is trouble but for very different reasons. jonathan turley writing in usa today said those who insist these tweets constituent obstruction of justice are misinformed. they don't surrender their first amount rights. judge andrew napolitano writing in the washington times says that the ferocity of these tweets and the defense by rudy giuliani

here's dana. >> dana: a fox news alert. am set to pay tribute to the life and legacy of john mccain. i'm dana perino. this is "the daily briefing." as the nation prepares to say its final farewell, we're learning new details about the funeral services for senator mccain. all this as politicians from both sides remember their former colleague. joining me now, chuck grassley. he served in the senate with john mccain for 32 years. that's quite a lot of time to spend with somebody and in some ways i feel like you're losing a family member. >> yes. what i've learned from him is

at home, with internet essentials. >> shannon: fox news alert.estigators in iowa say they >> investigators in iowa believe they found the body of the 20-year-old college student who has been missing for a month and have a suspect in custody, an illegal immigrant who has likely been in the area at least four years. live in montezuma, iowa the latest in the mollie tibbetts case. >> reporter: police found that body hidden in a cornfield not far from this location, they did not identify the condition of the body, we don't know an official cause of death, there's an are tipsy schedules, and it but it could be a long time before we get the results. christian -- cristhian bahena rivera is charged in the death of mollie tibbetts. and led them to the cornfield 13 miles from mollie tibbetts's hometown and in the cornfield they found the body of mollie tibbetts. police say cristhian bahena rivera admitted he chased mollie tibbetts while she was out of her dog, she became afraid and asked rivera to get away from her and said she was going to get out her phon

or visit... >> shannon: this is a fox news jillian: fox news alert on new fallout from the nailbiterections tuesday. secretary of state chris kobach has dozens of votes over jeff collier. >> this race is still very tight. looks like he is prepared to temporarily step away from his role as top election official. he told fox news he would step aside if his primary challenger asked but suggesting it is unnecessary and the move would be at best symbolic. his opponent, governor collier, requested a recusal. he said he would step aside. >> answering his request tomorrow but i will be happy to recuse myself but it doesn't make a difference with my office doesn't count the votes. >> two kansas counties reported discrepancies between their tallies and the numbers on the secretary of state's website. election officials said there were 522 votes for governor collier, the secretary of state said he had 422. the clerk's office is the secretary of state's website accurately reflects county numbers, they say there were 257 votes for kobach instead of 110, and 103 for collier. a very small lead. thi

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this is also a fox news alert. fense team sounding upbeat on day four of jury deliberations in the paul manafort trial. welcome to a new hour of "america's newsroom." good tuesday morning i'm sandra smith. >> eric: i'm eric shawn in for bill hemmer this morning. it looks like it won't be an open and shut case after the jury has had three-piece days of deliberations and no verdict. manafort's lawyer says he thinks it's a good sign for his client. >> they'll continue to deliberate starting tomorrow morning at 9:30. mr. manafort is very happy to hear that and he thinks it was a very good day. >> eric: we're live outside the courthouse. what happened in the last half hour that the jury has been back behind closed doors? >> paul manafort looked as upbeat today as he has on any of the 16 days of this trial so far. he walked into the court and laughing with his legal team, patting them on the back and it's different than what normally happens. manafort enters, takes a seat in the courtroom and behaves in a very reserves wa

rob: carley shimkus fox news 24/7 carley, hey, carley. orning, guys, new york times recently came under fire for hiring fara, journalist who has posted about hatred for white people on twitter, on saturday candace quoted tweet replaced the word white with jewish and black, twitter suspended candace owens' accounts when she posted tweets, the company saying they made a mistake but candace said she was trying to prove a point about racial double standard, take a look. >> you should not be able to tweet about any race or any group that you want them canceled that they could live under ground and that you enjoy harassing them. that's the point in all of this, you know, we should not be allowed to be racist towards any group. obviously understood that -- carley: so like i said, the -- twitter apologizing they made an error, sparking a lot of reaction online, twitter sure does make a lot of mistakes when it comes to accounts held by conservatives and lori on twitter also saying, glad twitter saw the error of its ways, john by the way says that h

shannon: welcome to fox news at night. we begin with a fox news alert. donald trump leading another raucous rally in indiana for senate gop nominee mike baran, attacks on the media, a new nickname for senator joe donnelly and hours after the president told bloomberg news jeff sessions is safe in his job, donald trump saying in indiana tonight he wants the justice department to start doing its job threatening to get involved if the doj can't straighten itself out but this was about the midterms at the rally. as we marched to the midterms, kristin fisher will dive into the latest escalation in the war with the media. chris star while standing by with expert analysis, the gop hoping to flip but we have garrett tenney live in evansville, indiana. >> this is the place to be tonight, the campaign says 12,000 people packed in for tonight's rally and a couple thousand who couldn't get in watched on big screen outside. the president spoke for more than an hour, the big senate race, talked about immigration, ice, and made a bit of news. just a few hours after sayin

all right now on fox news sunday. >> hello again from fox news in washington. he is being remembered as an american hero. a patriot, and lifelong public servant. with unwavering commitment to his country. senator john mccain one of the most right politicians of the time died saturday following a year-long battle with brain cancer. tribute are planned in his home state of arizona. here in washington for the statesman who made a name for himself by rising about policy politics earning the word maverick. alicia has the latest. >> hello. good morning. the man who had been an american political institution for decades loved his adoptive state of arizona. >> it was here in the rule home outside sedona he so adored that john mccain die. he battled brain cancer for more than a year. on friday, the family announced the end was near. within minutes of his passing, tributes poured in from across the political world. president trump who has often criticized mccain took to twitter to send his sympathies. he set our hearts and prayers are with you. as the flags were lowered

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journal" and fox news confirmed as well. david packer, ceo of the "national enquirer" has agreed to in immunity deal. >> that's bad news for president trump, i agree. the real threat against donald trump is not any criminal indictment but impeachment. and that is growing more and more likely as democrats seem to lead in the polls up to the midterms and the democrats are itching to impeach him, even if as is likely now, they won't have the votes in the senate to convict. >> harris: we are getting -- sources are telling fox news directly to john roberts who was just on with me a little while ago that we have to confirm this immunity to speak with federal prosecutors, for steel at the southern district of new york. what does this mean? you talked about, it's bad news for the president but what does this mean if it does not point to anything substantive legal? >> i think your point is exactly right. i started off with the idea that the whole concept of a special counsel is an abomination. i think special counsel is corrupt, indep

laura: stay with the fox news channel tonight. we will be in ohio for the president's rally scheduled to begin 6:30 pm eastern time. then we will bring you live reaction right after with a brand-new episode of "watters' world" at 8:00. mike: paul manafort tax and bank fraud trial, his accountant said she helped alter financial documents even though she believed records were false. yesterday's admission coming as the president ramped up calls to end the special counsel, robert mueller 's russia investigation. and the judge her mother prosecutors the bar for his conviction is high. gillian turner has more. >> the latest developments in the paul manafort tax and bank fraud trial layout yesterday in a courtroom in arlington virginia just outside the nations capital. paul manafort 's former accountant took the witness stand to testify should file tax returns she believed may have contained false information. she also acknowledged that doing so probably amounted to criminal activity. she admitted she had a sense that paul manafort lied t

press has covered for fox news forever. ama administration said they are not a news network. >> and all hell broke loose. >> we are still to the point where this is a racist network. >> i think that is the other thing that has pressure. people inside fox -- we saw a correspondent resign. if there are mass resignations where the employees are basically revolting that might cause management to put the brakes on. >> is one of the solutions the white house press corps just leaving the room empty sending interns or just sending a pool? having one print, one tv, one wire, whatever, and just have that be that. >> they had the week off because trump was on vacation. i would love it if they came back and no one showed up. there is no factual information at that press briefing. it is a platform for lies. we have been talking about collective pushback. i guess there will be 70 newspapers printing the same editorial about trump and his war on the press. that is a start. it's about two years late. not showing up for press briefings would

hello from fox news in washington. he's being remembered as an america hero, patriot and lifelong public servant with unwavering commitment to his country. john mccain died saturday following a year-long battle with brain cancer. tributes are planned in his home state of arizona. the states man often rose above party politics earning the moniker, maverick of the senate. alicia acuna, good moaning to you. reporter: the man who had been a political institutions for decade loved his state of arizona. he battled brain cancer for more than a year. friday the family announced the end was near. within minutes of his passing tributes poured in from across the political world. president trump who so often criticized mccain took to twitter offering his sympathies to the mccain family. as the flags were lowered to half-staff colleagues praised the war hero and presidential nominee. senate democratic leader chuck schumer says he wants congress to rename its senate russell office building after mccain he was willing to speak truth

fox news that i an exclusive, with term 2020 campaign advisor katrina pierson. about to break some news. in the book, she complained confirms that president trump used a racial slur. pearson is here to say that is not false but she will reveal new information that could poke more holes in her story. information you will only hear this our ominous show. plus, another high-profile firing in washington today. the fbi was at the firing of this anti-trump tax controversy was fired. the president says it's about time. as the firing just for show or are we about to see some real accountability in the investigator of the investigators? will investigate. hello and welcome to "fox news @ night." i am ed henry in for shannon bream. we begin with the latest insider account of the white house. omarosa manigault newman is a former colleague of katrina pierson, making wild claims by the president. person will reveal that new information i mentioned about omarosa in a moment. but first, let's go to trace gallagher. good evening, trace. >> good evening. in three separate intervie

from the fox news deck.here are breaking developments now in the certain for the missing college student mollie tibbets who has been missing now for more than three weeks. fox news has just caught up with the pig farmer who has been of interest to investigators. they searched his property and visited him several times. and now, wayne cheney tells us he has changed his mind about taking a lie detector test after he originally called the idea stupid. more on that in a moment. but, first, we're hearing from a man in mollie's hometown of brooklyn, iowa who says he saw mollie out for a jog on the night she went missing. and he says he thinks that he was the last person to see her. >> i have seen her, you know, it would probably be three, four times a week. she would jog down the street. i heard somebody was missing and like it really hit me. it's like i haven't seen that runner since then. >> shepard: that man devin reilly searched his home in an evident to find mollie. he said he never expected anything like thi

in new york, lauren green, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> a 5-year-old boy stranded at school ends up making the 2.6-mile walk home alone. >> we did our part to have everything ready so when school started you would think they would have everything ready, as well. apparently they didn't. >> now another family has come forward saying another young student was also lost at an after-school program. >> also ahead, out with the old again. the latest shake-up in the trump white house. >> and showing off a sample safe injection site where addicts would be able to shoot up under medical supervision. details about the pilot program meant to save lives. >>> a second family has come forward now to say their child went unaccounted for at an after-school program in hayward. this comes after a 5-year-old boy was left stranded after school and ended up walking home alone more than 2 1/2 miles by himself on the first day of school. rob roth spoke with both families and joins us now live from hayward with more. >> reporter: it's still hard to fathom how that 5-year-old made it from the school to home and his par

another fox news alert, training children to be school shooters at a filthy compound in new mexico haveeen granted bail, disturbing details about how young boy might have died there. jillian: the judge says the suspects are a threat. >> reporter: the father of a missing boy will remain behind bars, but could be jailed as early as today. a judge going against the fbi and sheriff department in granting $20,000 bail to the suspects. >> there was a plan the state hasn't shown. jillian: prosecutors to a polic raided the compound last week. prosecutors reveal the 3-year-old boy missing from december died from religious ritual to cast out demonic spirits. the boy has not been identified yet. the 11 children found the life of been placed in foster homes was ryan morrow will join us to discuss the details just released, if the suspect post bail they will be required to wear ankle monitors and check in with their attorneys every week ahead of their trial. the father of the missing boy cannot leave jail, has award for child adduction charges in georgia. >> we would dive into that later. breaking t

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our fox news senior producer on capitol hill, joining us now live.d, what has been the reaction, the outpouring of emotion that you have seen so far this afternoon on capitol hill? >> it has been very muted. it has been very melancholy. that's because a lot of senators are not here. but it's almost taboo to talk about john mccain's health. there's been a lot of hushed conversations around the capitol for months now. he has not been here since december 7th, that was the last time he voted. but he has exercised his influence a lot in exemption, even though he has not voted since then. i want to draw your attention to a couple of statements. this is why people have been concerned about his health and noted that he has not here. and some people think, frankly, when you spoke privately, did not think that he would be coming back to the capital. let's go back to may when gina haspel was being nominated to be the cia director, and you know, john mccain, has a lot of serious concerns about torture. he said "i believe that the senate should exercise its duty

new samsung phone. visit your local xfinity store today. this portion of ktvu fox sponsored by honda summer spectacular event. >>> a late rally by the a's the coliseum today, but was it enough to get past those rangers? mark joins us now to tell us >> it really wasn't and the a's are knocked out of first place by the last place texas rangers, but as the late great tom petty once sang, even the losers get lucky sometimes. that's the only way to explain it. major life size bobbleheads out there. a's legends to see if edwin jackson could throw the third straight shutout by a starter. it didn't happen. after the first pitch of the game you can forget that notion. it's 1-0, choo next time to the plate and soriano saying no, you don't. the a's play come from behind all day. they sco, one in the 8th off the bat of jed lowrie, r.b.i. double, his specialty, cuts the deficit 4-2. here comes the rally bottom of the 9th, bases loaded and it is nick martini with two outs, strike three. joe leclerc with the save and the a's do manage to lose one of three against the rangers, but