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but it may not be the last hearing. >> harris: chris wallace, please stand by. we are in a break right now with the hearing of michael cohen, the president's former attorney, testifying today. bret baier is alongside, as well. fox news chief political anchor and anchor a special report. he joins me now live from vietnam were president trump is holding his second summit with north korean dictator kim jong un. on any of a given day, this would be soaking up the screen. it has to be odd to have the president so far away as this is playing out. >> bret: the juxtaposition, harris, is premium. in no way, i was away from a public meeting on the geopolitical front which deals with the legalization of the korean peninsula possibly. all eyes transfixed on capitol hill, including ice here in hanoi. watching the president's former attorney with all that he's testified to. i agree with what chris has said about some of the key moments. i do believe that there were a couple of other interesting points. one that michael cohen basically blasted that buzzfeed story, saying that

chris. kamala harris, booker, warren are getting crowds of 500 to 800 people out already. >> wow. >> those areuts that you would be happy to have a month out from the iowa caucus, much less than a year out. and what is fascinating to me personally, i've worked in this state a lot. i know who these activists are. who is turning out to these events? you have a lot of different candidates from ideological backgrounds but the people coming out don't necessarily fit those. i've seen core bernie sanders activists out to see john even though they won't caucus for him. i've seen county party folks out and elizabeth warren's events but they think she's too far to the left. the interesting thing is they are finding something they like about these candidates early on because right now it's all still pretty nice out there. >> you know, yeah, so far it's been very positive. there are no one attacking it. the video is kamala harris making her first official campaign stop and this enormous line from this church there and caitlyn, cam senator harris was there in charleston and had an enormous turnout, right?

chris kamala harris says i lock people out for decades and they are still rotting in prison. >> mx a little surprised by that. hillary clinton ran against sanders by saying that his numbers just don't add up. the exception of amy klobuchar, they say will be a competition to see who to make the biggest promise. >> who can do the most with their wizardly. thank you, we will talk more in the show. now let's go back to socialism and the fact that we cannot afford it. on cbs, bernie laid out his laundry list as president. >> in 2016 many of the ideas that i talked about, medicare for all, raising the minimum wage, to $15 an hour. making public colleges and universities tuition free. all of those ideas, it was bernie, they're so radical, the extreme. american people will not accept the ideas. you know it's happening? all of those ideas and many more are now part of the political mainstream. >> your saying that the party came your way. >> i do not want to say that, i think most people would say that. >> how humble! it's amazing! the ideas will never take root because once people learn about

name's chris and harry have now new power rankings for the 2020 race.ne who got up to tell us about it. >> yes, did i and that's six out of the last seven days. good morning, everybody. >> good morning. >> let's go 10 through six and then we'll go five through one. here's our six through ten. you can read them on the screen. i think a few notable ones here. sherrod brown we backed down to number ten only because he hasn't launched yet. a lot of the other candidates we tend to have up towards the top we give them a bonus forgetting in because if you get in you have a chance of winning. if you stay out you can't. kirsten gillibrand, there's a real surprise. we've dropped her a little bit even though she has formed an exploratory committee, her polling isn't so great. her traffic isn't so great. i think most people agree her rollout as-kind of eh. and then amy klobuchar we moved up to number 7. i think he's gotten a lot of attention from her launch, people talking about her elect ability including yours truly. i think being in the snow sort of definitely h

dollars on mismanagement and bob loblaw and has a high real speed thing >> chris: your republicans are famous for that >> harriscome in and put their package and for the next round? >> chris: i think that is the right approach. that video, that last lecture linda, the back room as well the kids. the fact that she kept her cool for as long as she did was your mark to me. the vote on this, what mcconnell's to become is absolutely brilliant. force democrats to own or reject what is really socialism, thinly disguised as environmentalism. as nothing more than some hipster designed to take of the economy. when he's the democrats down the middle, who's going to accept and reject it -- >> melissa: is more nefarious than that because it's a money grab where they are funneling money from taxpayers to other corporations and it's destroying lives in the process. people whose energy goes through the roof and people who lose their jobs. so it's more nefarious -- >> chris: and how many cows have did i? >> melissa: i was being serious, but i hear you. a new firestorm in virginia after the embattled governor a dark chapter of t

his fellow democratic governor phil murphy of new jersey did so tonight on the air with chris toews, kamala harris he should go. and this from the president of the naacp and we quote "black face in any manner is always racist and never okay. no matter the party affiliation. we cannot stand for such behavior which is why the naacp is calling for the resignation of ralph northam." with us to talk about all of it, ben gellis and former candidate for governor of the state of north carolina. ben, i would like to begin with you. this comes to us from the seat of the confess rascy, this is not from a long ago era of lester maddox. making this almost worse is the time frame of these photos. you have doug wilder running for lieutenant governor of the commonwealth of vir require. you had jesse jackson running as a national candidate, what do you think should happen here? >> he has to step down and he should go into clutches on sunday morning. and he should apologize to people in the state. this is a profound lack of judgment. this man posing as he did. you go beyond that. if we had character he wouldn't hav

kamala harris and chris murphy are planning to bring people affected by the government shutdown.ething us to look for is whether donald trump will make a major announcement on plans to pull troops out of syria. it is going to be big. heather: we will talk about throughout this show as well. thank you so much. the pressure is mounting for congress to cut a deal on the border but republican senator lindsey graham is mourning his colleagues not to sabotage the president's efforts to secure the border with an emergency declaration. >> having the government down is not a good way to get the wall built, best way to get the wall built his work with democrats and work with republicans to build the wall into other things but it doesn't look like nancy pelosi is going to give democrats much space. if i were the president what i would do is use the power of commander-in-chief to go to the border not just sending troops but direct barriers. was the difference between a soldier being sent to secure the border and a soldier being sent to put up a barrier to secure the border? legally none. to

chris. >> we did, harris! it took just over an hour in 7 minutes for that though to take place. by a vote of 54-45. bill barr will return to that job he previously held from 1991 to 1993 under president george h.w. bush. he's medially going to face intense scrutiny from two democrat-controlled house committees, judiciary and intelligence, who are preparing broad investigations. that program almost down party lines. we saw similar pattern we saw the procedural vote were three democrats cross over. that is kyrsten sinema of arizona, joe manchin of us regina, doug jones of alabama. one republican objection, rand paul. but the main objection came from democrats that barr would not remain independent taking control over the special counsel's rush investigation. in a repeated questioning's coming made clear he would not stand in the way of letting it run its course and he planned to make public as much of its findings as possible. but he stopped short of promising you would be released in its entirety, and that was a sticking point angering democrats who worried that he might try and

kamala harris, others, chris tin gillibrand, private insurance is no longer here.e table. couple that with abortion, movement we've seen there, they are far away from the democrat party. connell: after midterms, after public polling as well, almost surprising, for those who cover finance and economics all the time, some of those ideas, maybe not necessarily for all, medicare for all is polling pretty well. does that concern you, popularity of those issues are on the rise? >> you're right a lot of polling shows majority report. when you share details, you remember the kaiser family foundation poll, that is eliminates private insurance, raises taxes supports plummets to 37%. we haven't had to make argument against socialism and medicare for all for very long time because democrats will had not put forward. when the president communicates that well, support will plummet. connell: you're counting on it a black and white campaign here? we're for free markets, we're for capitalism, they're for socialism, that is winning message? >> yes. connell: getting president's numbe

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spreadsheet politicians like ho speaker nancy pelosi, kamala harris, chuck schumer and media figures like msnbc's joe scarborough and cnn's chris cuomo. he searched on line for most liberal senators and where do most senators live in d.c. and are supreme court justices protected? >> i think we're lucky. it looked like a crescendo of events. if you look at the behavior from the court filings, he grew stockpiling, more focused on the targets, trying to gather targets. >> ian cole, "today in the bay." >> cob up on "today in the bay," concerns about popular baby powder. the questions johnson & johnson is facing this morning. >>> and lyfting off. bay area's ride share company is looking to the future. the big milestone lyft is hitting. wimpy trash bags? c'mon. hefty! hefty! hefty! hey ladies... buy hefty® ultra rong™ at a low price. dada!wish . get hefty® ultra strong™ costs less than glad® forceflex where sold head to head. >>> good morning, i'm frank holland at cnbc global headquarters. here are today's top business headlines. wall street is set to open up slightly lower. there's continued optimism over progress in trade talks bet

he joins chris moore in and kamala harris, who have already announced presidential plans.econd african- american candidate, and his decision happens to fall on the first day of black history month. ktvu fox news, reporting. >>> a san mateo chef and restaurant owner says he will not serve customers who where make america great again hats. the controversy started when he said on twitter it has not happened yet, but if you come to my restaurant with a make america great again cap, you are not getting served, he said it is the same as if you came in with a swastika, white hood or any other symbol of hate. the restaurant declines to comment. the customers have mixed feelings about his comment. >> if they want to be served, don't wear the hat inside the restaurant. >> i think it is ridiculous to say no hats in the place. i lean a little to the right to be quite frank. i would not stop doing business there, i think it is a silly prank. >> it is unclear what time to the chef to issue the tweets. >>> president trump longtime advisor roger stone is due to be back in record in washin

like house speaker nancy pelosi, senator kamala harris, senate minority leader chuck schumer and media figures like msnbc's joe scarborough and cnn's chris cuomo. and he searched online for most liberal senators and where do most senators live in d.c. and are supreme court justices protected. >> i think we're pretty lucky. it looked like a crescendo of events. if you look at the behavior from the court filings, he kind of grew, stockpiling, more focused on the targets, trying torgets. >> now, there's nothing in these documents on what turned investigators on to hasson any tineow. speaker pelosi and senator harris's offices had no comment. ian cull, nbc bay area news. >> okay. thank you, ian. >>> let's show you a picture. do you recognize that guy? a picture uc berkeley police want you to see. they say this man attacked another man in sproul plaza yesterday. the victim is a member of a conservative group called turning point. he says that man approached his table, got into a verbal fight with him, and that the situation turned physical when he started recording the fight with his phone. police say that victim suffered injured to his eye a

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well as some democratic candidates for the 2020 race like kamala harris, cory booker and kirsten gillibrand. he was also targeting chrisuomo, don lemon and van jones. they say the most disturbing part of this is that he seemed potentially ready to strike. they say he did google searches looking for these people's addresses. he also searched in google asking where members of congress live in washington, d.c., and the suspect also invoked the president's name. he did several searches involving the president's name and also said, civil war if impeached? the prosecutors don't mince any words. they are currently charging him with gun and drug possession, but they say those charges are just the tip of iceberg, and they put this right at the top of the sentencing memo to show you how stark these terms are. they say the defendant intends to murder innocent civilians on a scale rarely seen in this country. and that's exactly the argument the prosecutors will make inside this federal courthouse in just minutes here. they are asking this judge to detain this suspect, saying he is a real threat, john, because of they say what he's

chris wilson. we are back at noon eastern tomorrow. now, here's harris. >> harris: a busy hour ahead, the present now on his way to hanoi, vietnam. we are getting ready to another high-stakes summit. this is "outnumbered overtime." i'm harris faulkner. president trump on his way for that second sitdown with north korean leader kim jong un. departing aboard air force one, just moments ago. we showed you him boarding the plane life. the president, during a meeting with america's governors today, predicting tremendous success on the path toward denuclearizatio denuclearization. >> i think we will have very tremendous time. we want denuclearization, and i think he will have a country that will settle dominic set a lot of records for speed in terms of any company. i have a very good relationship with kim jong un. very good. we need all the help we can get. >> harris: chief white house correspondent john roberts' life from hanoi, where the second summit is about to take place in days. john? >> harris, good morning to you from vietnam. as a president wings his

chris wilson, welcome back. >> thank you. kennedy: i think that is very funny. i was watching kamala harrisagne on the "breakfast club," i could tell she had a crush on him, but don't pander and make up stories, you don't have to, if your record is good, you don't have to make up details about your life to be electable, it makes it worse, why can't they see this? >> well, when "new york times" accused you of being elite, things off deep in, the problem with democrat field, they are made up of coastal elites people spend so much time in corridor they forget what it like to be american. you can't look like an alien anthropologist trying to figure out what middle america is, challenge, i would like to say there is nothing wrong with eating fried chicken with a knife and fork. >> i did eat a rib piece with a fork today. >> come on, keep your fingers clean. i think what we have gotten to level of pandering, someone -- they will site artists that have not cut albums in years they said they were listening, that is gone too far. i think it is what you see is a level. a group of people who are tryin

pelosi, senator minority leader chuck schumer, candidates elizabeth warren, kamala harris, and cable news personalities like chris of cnn, our former colleague. last year coast guard authorities discovered that hasson was using his work computer to research things like sniper attacks and the manifestos of previous mass shooters. that's when they brought in the fbi and have been tracking him since. his defense lawyer, however, she tells a different story and describes him as a loving husband and father and says it's not a crime to think negative thoughts. george. >> a lot to sort through there. terry, thanks very much. >>> we have a reversal from president trump on syria with the white house announcing overnight that the u.s. will not withdraw all u.s. forces. instead a peacekeeping force of 200 troops will stay behind. after the president announced in december that all 2,000 u.s. troops would come home, he came under pressure from advisers, allies, and republicans in congress to maintain a u.s. presence. no word from the white house on how long the troops will remain. michael. >>> we're going to turn now to the o

. >> harris: those from a news conference call not long ago. republican congressman chris serves on the intelligence on the probations'. congressman stewart, gray debbie on the program. first of all, i just want to get your reaction to democrats pushing so hard and now on the record with the resolution against this president. >> yeah, you listen to miss pelosi him if he most americans think she is the worst spokesman they could have for this. because she isn't serious about border security. to me that very clear. harris, this is frustrating for me -- remember this -- a year ago we were trying to get millions for border security on the probations committee, which i sit. that was the original language and what it called for. we went from $15 billion to $10 billion to $5.7 billion. her response was always, "not one pellet down my penny, not $1." and now she is so hypercritical of the present for him doing what he desperately thinks is necessary for the security of the american southern border. >> harris: this, from chuck schumer -- democrat, obviously. if the president's emer

ocasisio-cortez and ilhan omar, msmsnbc host chris hayes, and democratic presidential hopefuls senators kirsten gillibrand, elizabeth warren, cory booker, and kamala harris, among others. hasson was reportedly inspired by the far-right norwegian terrorist anders breivik, who in 2011 killed 77 people in a bomb attack and a mass shooting. in a draft email obtained by prosecutors, hasson wrote -- "i am dreaeaming of a way to kil almost every last person on the earth." court documents also revealed he wanted to "establish a white homeland." the white house is organizing a new committee to examine whether climate change poses a threat to national security. in trump's government says it does. trump is considering naming princeton university physicist and trump science advisor william happer to head the effort. he is a known climate change denier. he has accused the national oceanographic and atmospheric administration of manipulating climate data and compared climate science to the holocaust. this is . happer and a 2014 interview. >> the demonization of carbon dioxide is just like the demonization of the poor jews under hitler. carbon dioxide is a benefit to t

harris, a whole list of politicians. he has journalists including some of our friends here at cnn. he has chrises, it is very scary to hear a u.s. coast guard lieutenant plotting acourticordo the u.s. government to kill these individuals. >> i walked and was reading the report out of this. thank god for mistakes. you're right looking at the target list. think about the devastation we have seen before. a white supremacist, if you don't see a mistake you could miss something. i look at what we are seeing in terms of the states he is making, kill automost every last person on earth. i will make a judge. he said something wrong on the internet or something wrong to a member of his family or friends that lead federal investigators to him. otherwise the line between finding somebody like this who plots in private and finding somebody that made a mistake is not that wide. thank god he made a mistake that lead prosecutors and investigators. i think everybody in my shoes would say without mistakes people like this succeed. thank god somebody spoke or he said something wrong on the internet. >> he said w

chris gordon. >>> a new development in the battle over the congressial seat in nth carolina's ninth district. the apparent winner was republican mark harris but the result was not certified because of allegations that an operative tampered with appte abs ballots. on thursday the state board called for a new special election. harris announced today he's not going to run in that race. he's blaming house issues. >>> house democrats are sending subpoenas to three cabinet secrets demanding answersn o separationst e southern border. elijah cummings said the committee has been seeking documents for seven months today they agreed to sending subpoenas. barr has been on the job less than two wks but the family separations began under the zero tolerance policy enacted by former attorney generalsseff ns. >>> new law under consideration in maryland to address weaksses revealed by a news4 i-team investigation. a year ago this week scott macfarlane showed loopholes in the safety net to protect children from potential predators in the classroom. now a legislature who called the story heart wrenching is pushing for chang in the law. >> the first couple we

harris. news media figures, including joe scarborough of msnbc and chris cuomo of cnn. hasson is an acquisition officer working on the coast guard cutter program in washington. according to the fbi, he described himself as a long-time white nationalist who wrote in a 2017 letter, quote, i am dreaming of a way to kill almost every last person on the earth. investigators say he was obsessed with the 2011 terror attacks in norway that killed 77 people. law enforcement officials say they discovered what hasson was up to when they were alerted to his suspicious internet searches, which he conducted while at work at coast guard headquarters. >> he's full of hate. it's spewing out of him. lucky the coast guard investigative services and fbi were able to interrupt this. >> reporter: investigators also found more than 30 bottles of steroids, human growth hormone at his house, and he was hooked on a prescription painkiller that can lead to difficulty thinking clearly. >> pete, what is next for this guy? could he face additional charges? >> well, the next step is a detention heari

harris saying -- >> her name is kamala. >> sorry. kamala saying we'll eliminate whole segments of the health care system. >> she pulled back from that. >> but, chris's not like -- >> is social security socialism? >> we're talking about something completely different. don't get off the topic. single payer, medicare for all, is a socialism form of government. yes, it is. >> my question to you, david, as we move forward, a lot of these ideas are not new. the fact is, people pay into social security. >> i'm not talking about social security. stay on the topic. stay down the middle here. it's not the same. it's not the same. >> don't talk over each other. one point at a time. >> they are the same type of program. but what democrats are talking about, when you talk about increasing the tax rate, going to a 70% marginal tax rate, none of these things are actually new. when you talk about what fdr did for this country, how he took us out of a great depression, these are not new ideas. he's talking about taking care of people. >> what is new, a government-run health care system. that's completely new. >> what's the offensive part of it? >> it's just not pa

harris did when she announced on mlk day. >> he's gotten along with republicans in the past. he did a video spoof along with chris christie when chris christie was governor, he was mayor of newark back in 2012, let's watch a piece of that. >> governor. >> how are you doing? >> guys, any problems? a fire anywhere, people trapped? >> no. >> like a bad automobile accident where you need me to help some folks? >> nothing like that. >> do you have a cat in a tree? >> no, i think we're all set here. >> trooper, what have we got? >> mayor, thank you for coming. there's a two-alarm fire on state street. a car is broken down on route 1. and a little girl has lost her cat in a tree. >> governor, i got this. >> booker! >> of course booker was criticized, lampooned, for always running to fires and trying to be out there in the streets with people. and so, alex seitz-wald, that's another side of booker, people would say he overplays his hand. >> he was one of the first politicians to really get social media and use twitter. he was famous for, during a snowstorm, you could tweet at him and he would show up. >> he was beto befo

chris lou. let's get started in massachusetts and beth, you were there at kamala harris's kickoff two weeks ago, besides a 50 degree temperature differentiation, what's different here? >> reporter: yeah. it was quite different. certainly the temperature factor was significant. it was freezing here but elizabeth warren still got a very big crowd considering the day and a very enthusiastic crowd. i'd say the major differences between the two kickoffs were kamala harris was really talking very much about unity and pulling people together whereas today elizabeth warren was really talking about fighting, fight, fight, fight. that was the word that kept coming up in her speech. i went to count the number of times about fighting, fighting washington corruption and big corporation, fighting big banks who don't treat regular people very well. she wrapped the whole day in a discussion of labor unions and harkened to the days of this old labor town, this old mill town lawrence when a very famous strike took place launched the labor movement. it was a very -- i want to say almost puth list tick speech but l

chris: interestingly enough, governor northam supported that bill which would make it easier to get late-term abortions which was defeated in the statehouse, and then there's senator kamala harrisupported medicare for all even saying, well, maybe we don't need private insurance anymore. take a look at this. >> have not had that situation where you've got to wait for approval and the doctor says, well, i don't know if your insurance company's going to cover this, let's eliminate all of that. let's move on. chris: and some democrats are making dramatic new calls for stiff new increases in taxes on the very wealthy. the question is, is there a vulnerability for democrats here that they may be going too far to the left and that republicans will be able to paint them as radical or even socialist? >> absolutely. i think, you know, if you look at the field of 2020 candidates right now, there's a huge opening for a moderate that isn't being filled at the moment unless, i don't know, maybe joe biden ends up getting in or something. but, yes, i think the field is pulling to the left, and what we saw this week was howard schultz possibly running as a third party. all of that points to the

people like joe scarborough, chris hays, don lemon, a lot of members of congress, richard blumenthal, tim kaine, max seen waters, kamala harrisntly a target. he went off what was presumably was elizabeth warren. he called her poca warren. can you draw a line between the rhetoric of this president and this kind of idea? this manifesto, idea. it is also tied to something separate that is white nationalists and wanting to have a white homeland. >> his writings and what he was basing his ideology was was a kbloeblist, whi i globalist, white nationalist belief, that there are these nig knights that arm themselves and take on the establishment of liberals themselves. that was make typical by a man that murrayed 77,000 people. he started with a car bomb, then he killed 69 children to "eliminate the next generation of liberal leadership from norway." he believed he would go out and carry out a run and gun attack where he would kill the liberal leadership of the united states. granted it might have been a fantasy in his head. the probability of him getting away with that is not good, but it's not zero. that's where the problem lies. h

chris wallace tonight on special report at 6:00 p.m. eastern time right here on the fox news channel. california senator kamala harris for the green new deal over the weekend. >> being practical, recognizes that greenhouse gas emissions are threatening our air and threatening the planet and that it is well within our capacity as human beings to change our behaviors in a way that we can reduce its effect. >> sandra: the democratic hopeful facing backlash for her comments. we'll tell you why just ahead. plus political chaos growing in virginia as lieutenant governor justin fairfax sparks outrage with some of his recent rhetoric. our a-team is back with more. >> if we go backward and rush to judgment and allow for political lynchings without any due process or facts or any evidence being heard i think we do a disservice to this very body in which we all serve. (alarm beeping) welcome to our busy world. where we all want more energy. but with less carbon footprint. that's why, at bp, we're working to make energy that's cleaner and better. we're producing cleaner-burning natural gas. and solar and wind power. and wherever

harry reid on the nuclear option where he said be careful what you wish for. republicans, be careful what you wish for on this. >> that's what i want to talk to chris about. chris, listen, because your piece mentions -- earlier i was talk to chris and i said maybe the smartest thing for democrats would be to say go ahead and do, right, because the president wouldn't want to do it. because if the democrats agrees, he would go i don't want to do that. he sets a bad precedent for a president to do this, so maybe the best strategy is to say hey, we'll let you go ahead and do it and he'll say no, i don't want it. doug made a great point you talked about in your piece. >> first of all, i think you make a great point which is if it's such an emergency, why has it taken this long? remember he walked up to doing this before and didn't do it. if you have to go to the emergency room, you don't spend a month deciding to go to the emergency room. you just go, right? i think that's point one. point two is doug's point. harry reid changes the rule on federal judge nominations earlier this decade. essentially mcconnell says, well, you know, what's good for the goose is g

harris: that's a lot of breaking news, a lot of information. i took copious notes for my next guest. catherine herridge, thank you very much. i want to bring in now republican congressman christewart who has just stepped out of that cohen hearing before the house intelligence committee. i appreciate your time, i want to make good use of it here. let's start with this. what is this news of looking at a criminal referral about cohen perjuring himself, potentially, over statements he wanted a white house job? what to make of that? >> catherine, i'm -- it wasn't of the hearing yesterday. it's a different committee. i will of them case. i think it's something that many of us would want to look into. >> harris: this is behind closed doors. catherine was just reporting that there has been a pivot, apparently, among democrats. especially away from whether or not there was russia coordination with the trump campaign to alleged financial crimes. is that what you are seeing? i know you can't fill in every gap, but that is significant. >> i think generally we have seen that over the last few weeks. just as a result of the last few days with mr. cohen. that's what they've been indicating

harris, and cory booker. his internet searches included best places in d.c. to see to congress people, and are supreme court justices protected. his list also included joe le scarborough, chrisayes, and cary -- tmo. ing thatis scary. med wis something that the people who get named have to es deal with, especially with our s,mily. of aporter: according to court o inments, hasson read the writings of a norwegian terrorist who went on a rampage killing 77 norwegians. many of them teenage summer campers. he wrote about using steroids to one-manmself into a superhuman one-man army. the search of hasson's apartment turned up over 30 bottles of human growth hormone. when hasson appears in court later today, federal prosecutors are expected to argue he is too dangerous to be let out on bail while waiting for his trial to begin. >> thank goodness they caught him before the terror began. david, thank you. >>> the number of hate groups operating in america hit a record high, according to a new survey. researchers at the southern poverty law center said there were 1,020 hate groups in the u.s. last year. that's up about 30% since 2014. the increase followed three consecutive years of de

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