[laughter] >> harris: i do! >> marie: what's going on? those things. >> harris: thank you. al green submitted hr 257 yesterday. i just thought this was interesting. we never hear this set down mike said out loud. "these we paid out of the house of representatives, such sums that are necessary, to assist the committee in conducting this inquiry." "any of which may be used for the procurement of staff or consulting services." they put this resolution out here. [laughter] >> harris: that's not what i read it! if enough people from the lifeboat to this and it comes forward, this is part of what the market people are then married to do. i just wonder, when you have someone of the speaker and you've got james clyburn, the majority whip, and you got steny hoyer -- when you have the top leadership in the house thing impeachment is not where we want to focus -- talking to hakeem jeffries, number four in the house. this is not where we want to focus. we want to do health care. the new couple lucy rolling out her health care as this resolution is be

mary harris is cal's aunt. >> he didn't know where she was and didn't know what had happened. >> he woked she wasn't there. >> and honestly he didn't -- it wasn't something that he seemed comfortable talking about a lot. i think it was very emotional for him. >> she was gone. gone without warning. her friends, distraught, called her cell phone. >> where the hell are you? you need to call me as soon as freaking possible. i am worried to death about you. >> they heard her cheery cell phone message, haunting now. >> hi, this is michele. leave me your name and number and i'll call you back as soon as i can. >> michele, bob miller, what's going on here? >> there is something else about this you should know. the night michele harris vanished was not just any night, it was september 11th, 2001. >> things are in some kind of disarray. >> so they were. and so nobody was paying much attention to the disturbing events up here around little owego new york. >> troopers have all been sent to new york city. there's a skeleton crew left at all the stations. >> back then sue moby was a senior investigato

they actually don't -- >> harris: why not wait until mueller's finish? >> marie: a lot of these issues have been siphoned off to the southern district of new york or are separate from the new would probe. so there are different issues. >> harris: you don't want to wait for the facts to come forth? >> marie: mueller won't cover those issues. he's only looking at two specific issues. congress has a constitutional role to get some of these questions answered. >> kennedy: i have a very important question. why do you love mike pence so much? >> marie: [laughs] i don't. >> kennedy: community. he will become president. the senate will throw him out because he's done so many bad things, and they do have president pants. >> harris: that's a good point why do we -- democrats will be able to -- based on history. right customer to newt gingrich, former house speaker, said there was political damage. there was fallout to seek impeachment great i'm paraphrasing but that the gist of what they told me. if that's the case, why do they think they will come out at >> marie: if it i

we know that because -- >> marie: harris, we got to see. we need to see the mueller report. ry -- >> harris: william barr did not say we won't get to see it. >> marie: but this concept that we all need to move on today -- >> harris: but i don't understand it. >> marie: can i finish what i'm saying? thank you. >> harris: you're going to see it. if not weeks, months. >> marie: the skull to move on without having seen it -- that he did not decide it amounted to criminal collusion, i want to see how he dealt with as an american. >> katie: democrats have to be careful what they wish for. they might be a lot of information in the mueller report that implicates democrat democrats. working with -- i know that they are investigating for tony podesta whose brother was the campaign manager, the chairman of hillary clinton's campaign. so there's a lot of information that wouldn't be necessarily bad for the president. in terms of transparency, democrats want the mueller report not necessarily just for transparency because they want to pull out nuggets that mueller investigated and didn't

joining me is reyes and mary harris. hello to all of you guys. thank you for being here with me. what's this funding used by these countries for? >> the funding for central america that we send over, to be blunt we are not doing it as charity. it is in the u.s. interest to combat trafficking and ball ster private sectors so there are more jobs in those countries. so it is completely counter productive they would continue to do this. one of the most likely by-products is increased flows of unauthorized migrants. remember, people in central america which are among the world's most dangerous nation, they don't get it from msnbc, they get it from smugglers. there will be no more. it has a perverse effect of telling people if we are going to go we are going to go now. it leads to more families and children undertaking this dangerous trek north. >> so this money, as we were pointing out, it's already been allocated by congress. it hasn't been spent necessarily as yet. could the administration actually pull this back and follow through here? >> it is such good question. i think as we go

held accountable but her supporters say the recent spate of cases filed against her amounts to harris meant mary usa is one of the most high profile journalists in the philippines. she co-founded an online news site called rappler known for being critical of the philippine government and president of brega the territory in its reporting breast so was arrested and the cyber libel law and charged along with another journalist a libel case was filed in two thousand and twelve but it was four months before the cyber libel law was introduced so the case was dismissed for me it's about two things abuse of power and weaponization of the law this isn't just about me and it's not just about rappler but if you look at the facts all were done in accordance with the law what she wants is she wants to be. treated differently. but in a country can say they're to one of the most dangerous places in the world for journalists many worry that maria's arrest will have a broader impact on how filipino journalists work in the field especially those in the provinces it's a very important case but i think that's not t

my siblings who are here, my brother tim, my sisters chris and jenny and my sister-in-law, marie and nephew harry and good friend of many years, mike savage who flew in from california for this hearing. i'm sorry that my parents cannot be here for this moment. they both passed away many years ago, but i owe everything i have to them and in particular to my mother, who is a very strong person and taught me the importance of education and good values. and i would be pleased to answer any questions you may have. mr. lee: i thank this committee and particularly chairman graham and ranking member feinstein and i thank senator cotton and the president for nominating me. before introducing my family members, i want to make a brief statement about concerns raised by some senators about how my documents were produced. as this committee knows, i provided over 500 pages of my writings since i was a teenager, most of those during my college time. i made every good faith effort to collect everything that i had. i went through my personal files, my electronic files, snet searches, online data bases, library of

my sister in law marie and nephew harry. my good friend mark savage who flew in from california for this hearing. i'm sorry my parents can't be here for this moment. they both passed away many years ago. but i owe everything i have to them and in particular to my mother mo was a very strong person and taught me the importance of education and of good values. and i'd be pleased to answer any questions you may have. >> great, first of all i want to thank this committee, particularly chairman graham and ranking member feinstein for holding the hearing. i want to thank senator cotton for the nice introduction and i also want to thank the president for nominating me. before introducing my family members i just want to make a brief statement about concerns raised but some senators about how some of my documents were produced. as in committee knows, i provided over 500 pages of my writings since i was a teenager. most of those writings during my college time. i made every good faith effort to collect everything that i had. i went t

harris did that. turnover. warriors hung on and won 120- 117. >>> that is gonzaga facing saint mary's. give me an uh-huh. brandon clark. it is gonzaga 69-65. >>> watching the cal basketball team. watch. turnover. harris. dyson. slam. their second straight win 76- 69. there is the new earthquake's coach. emma tay ous. like we saw early on, first half though, he scored to give mon tro yal the lead. they would hang onto win by one. final of 2-1. before we get out of here i want to say a congratulations to the c if norcal boys and girls soccer championships for the boys bella min. chico and mission. for the girls, monta vista, st. francis, branson, and hole. >> congratulations. we'll see you later. >>> one of the biggest sports events in the last frontier is now under way. >>> 4, 3, 2, 1. go. >>> and this is the ceremonial start to the iditarod dog sled race in a less ca. 52 mushers and teams of dogs. they have a slightly different route to avoid a jumble of ice through about 1,000 miles of remote alaskan countryside. >>> it is 6:26 >> a small light of hope. >> the mission high school soccer team returns home

. >> mary forÃsounds old- fashioned but it is making and harry. >> lots of people are weighing in onwill name the first child, and whether or not the newborn will be a prince or a princess. according to british bookmaker, william hill, if they have a baby girl, their money is on diana, 10-1. no great favorite there. all the connections are there. >> other oddsmakers agree. >> it is a favorite as the girls name diana. >> selecting that word would be a touching tribute to his late mother. but, if it is a precious principalà >> have a look at arthur here. that is perhaps the best out of all the boys names. >> the couple who announced the pregnancy in october said they do not know the gender about 70% of all bets .2 pink for the dudeÃduke and duchess. >> usually they are in favor of a child being a princess. >> other people prompting bets, victoria, alice, james, and edward. and, it is not just name and gender. people are wagering on the godparents, the date, and the time of birth, and whether or not the duchess will have twins. no matter what the people pick, as rural tradition dictates

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like what kamala harris is doing in terms of schooling an green initiatives, but also, i mean, to go with like an old safety, bernie sanders, i mean, he just had so much going for him. >> marye you most excited about? >> i would have to agree, i'm -- my eye is on senator harris right now. i think it's time to have a woman because a woman brings a different perspective and has a different experience of life. >> michael? >> i was for bernie in the 2016 primaries. i think he brings a lot to the table from 2016 because he now has the name recognition, he has a machine behind him that's not necessarily the same as the democratic party machines. it's not enough to just energize democrats, you need to find a candidate who can energize some of those 100 million plus people who for whatever reason is not voting. >> i'm not excited for bernie, though. >> why? >> i think he was very divisive, very divisive last time around and i think he's going to do the same thing. i'm looking for a candidate that's going to keep us alive and pull us together and i don't think that's bernie. i think that there is a section of the republican party that doesn't like trump, either, and is looking for a

we start at st marys where tottenham, despite qualifying for the champions league have lost again in the premier league, losing 2—1 at southampton. they took the lead through harry brilliant free kick it's now three away defeats in a row for tottenham. the atmosphere in the stadium was electric today, pleasing win for us, a step in the right direction for where we want to go. some other big wins at the bottom today, significantly for cardiff who remain in the bottom three but beat west ham two nil. they are two points from safety. and with rumours of dressing room unrest this week that will boost their confidene no end, junior hoilet anbd victo junior hoilet ——and victor camarasa with the goals another defeat for fulham today, they remain second bottom after losing 3—1 at leicester. jamie vardy with a couple of goals helpng brendan rodgers to his first win as leicester boss. fulham have now conceeded 40 goals this season. newcastle beat everton 3—2 — a stunning comeback in their bid to stay in the prmeier league. they were 2—0 down, but two quick goals in four minutes from ayoze perez leaves them six points clear. what a way for benitez to mark his third year an

harris rounding out the field. joining me now is one trying to break tlurks mary an williamson, a self-help author.ories bill barr saying he expects to give a redacted version of the mueller report. democrats are standing by a demand for the full report by this coming tuesday. what is your reaction to barr's handling of it? >> i don't need him to redact it for me. full transparency is the only thing that will make people feel these questions have been put to bed. questions will continue to linger until this is put to rest. our money paid for the report. i don't want to see his redacted version more than i wanted to see his summary. >> let's talk about your campaign. why do you want to be president? >> i spent 35 years working very closely to people seeking to navigate the consequences of the damage done by a political establishment. i have strong ideals of what needs to change, not just incrementally. we have 40 million americans who go to schools every day that don't have adequate school supplies to teach a child to read. if a child cannot read by the age of eight, they have a drastic chance of gr

harris faulkner. here today, melissa francis, fox news analyst and coast of benson benson and arif on fox news radio, marieight now. and in the center seat, ready to go, brian kilmeade, host a "fox & friends" and host of the brian kilmeade radio show. the resume so much longer but we only have an hour show. he's "outnumbered"

harris faulkner. here today, melissa francis. town hall editor and fox news contributor, katie pavlich is here. fox news analyst and cohost of benson and arif on fox news radio, marie nation, david webb. we see that number but he never believes