benson is back to present. >> good morning. brad benson, representing the port of san francisco. these five items are related to the pier 70 project that the board of supervisors approved last november under an agreement between the port of san francisco and affiliate of for city development, california. this infrastructure financing district and revitalization and financing district are the backbone of the public financing for the pier 70 project. really what the resolutions before you today do for both districts is express the board's intent to form these districts, setting off a public noticing period that will lead to actual formation of the districts in september. so just as a brief reminder, pier 70 special use district, mixed use development project on 35 acres of land that will result in between 1,600 and 3,000 residential housing units, including 30% affordable units. between one and two million square feet of industrial and 500,000 retail along with 9 acres of open space. so it's a brand-new neighborhood in an area of the waterfront that's been closed off for a century.

and in the center seat, the political editor of townhall.com and cohost of benson and hart, guy benson. you know the benson part. he is "outnumbered," haven't seen you in a bit. welcome back. >> guy: it's in the hashtag. >> melissa: we love it. >> harris: we are glad you're here. we could get new reaction from the president of that news conference i mentioned s's lead attorney now rudy giuliani does not hold back at all on michael cohen. he's even suggesting that cohan may have adopted that recording of then candidate donald trump discussing potential buying of the story of a woman who claims they had an affair, giuliani says the tape proves the president wanted to document any possible payment. but in the tape abruptly ends, watching. >> he said not by max cash, interruption cohen says but, and trump says check and immediately is cut off. next thing you hear is don jr. must be talking to don jr. so he erased them. the expert is going through them trying to figure out a few things like is is a recording of a recording? that he cut it off at the time the? did to go back to laboratory wh

benson: of course there is such a possibility.time, we have not seen any of our mega sized ipos postponing their plans. in fact, we have raised our ipo forecast earlier this year. we predict there will be like to 20 ipo listings -- 220 ipo listings in hong kong. we did not change our forecast s comparedas -- as compared to earlier this year. if the uncertainties in the market, particularly the trade war, take some time to get settled, we predict in 2018 total ipo fundraising will be closer to the lower end of our estimation. ramy: you are thinking it might be the best thing for technology and innovation ipo's. all of these technology stocks are being thrown about. what are you seeing? kong, what weg have been seeing is encouraging. a few have already submitted their ipo applications. for the past 10 years in china, there are a lot of patent company and startups. now they have become like unicorns. they need a way out. they need additional fundraising and rusher from investors to exit. in the second half and in the future, say next

and guy benson and marie harper, the cohost of the new benson and harp radio show or hear next on, theebate. plus a former special forces sniper and a ufc fighter and said he just tried not to die as he took on some of the most dangerous jobs in the country. and tim kennedy lives to tell about it. he will join us live, next. >> am i doing this first one? do you think you could do it? >> i think so. [laughs] what about him? let's do it. ♪ come on. this summer, add a new member to the family. at the mercedes-benz summer event. lease the glc300 for $429 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. whenshe was pregnant,ter failed, in-laws were coming, a little bit of water, it really- it rocked our world. i had no idea the amount of damage that water could do. we called usaa. and they greeted me as they always do. sergeant baker, how are you? they were on it. it was unbelievable. having insurance is something everyone needs, but having usaa- now that's a privilege. we're the baker's and we're usaa members for life. usaa. get your insurance quote today. ma

he was t managing editor of the "capital gazette" and news 4's jackie benson went to th celebration of his life this week. >> an expected crowd o 200 swelled to more than twice that as people gathered at the irvine nature center in owings mills, maryland to remember the life of robhiaasen. family, friends and colleagues described him as a nan with a generous heart who lived and loved deeply and well. >> the concept ofome was so rob. and he would look at me and look at those kids and he'd just go, you're my home. and that's all that matters. >> tears welled up in the eyes of many when daughter samantha spoke. >> big rob, that was my dad. every single time i needed himh he was and he was there with a laugh. >> ben hiaasen read from his father's journal. >> i think about allid my a lot when i'm at work. i called home to make sure everyone was safe. sometimes things --wful things come to my mind and i get so scared. love for children is my definition of true love. >> amonghose who came to pay respects was annapolis mayor gavin buckley who remains visibly angry at the tragedy that claimed f

here is guy benson, townhall.com political editor and host of benson and harf, fox news radio.ributor. a lost titles there. guy, what do you make of this? >> hey, melissa, we're seeing increasing trend of left-wing agitators accosting republicans or administration officials out in public. this one was actually relatively tame with just some people on the street chanting vote you out as we just heard there. i think the thing that probably crossed the line in that exchange is, we know where you live, more than a little bit menacing, or potentially threatening, this seems like direct agitation and direct altercations seems to be the new playbook of at least an element of the hard left. melissa: you also hear reports about people following kellyanne conway into the supermarket when she is trying to buy grossries, even, when you look at former hillary clinton aide, phillip raines, posted on twitter, a woman saw steve bannon at a bookstore. she took the opportunity to call him a piece of trash. the bookstore called the police. he posted the information for the person who called the p

and jackie benson spoke to his father, also a firefighter. >> because the person who caused the accident really didn't get punished, it doesn't feel like there's close. reporter: as he polite man with great respect for the law but he is angry. angry about the punishmt given to the man charged with negligent driving after hitting and kilng his son who had gotten out of his car to help an fbi agent who crashed the car. wolf was also killed. >> i try, i don't want to forget him. your son is still alive. you ner want to forget him. >> investigators found the man was driving in a careless manner but it did not rise to the level of reckless disregard needed to support more serious charges. it was revealed during the investigation that he was in the u.s. illegally, having overstayed a work visaand had previous traffic and criminal convictions. il cohen sai he hopes people will understand when he says he does not support anti-immigrant cntiments but wishes the man faced the fullsequences of his law breaking before december 8, 2017. >> the truth is that there are people who shouldn't be here. >>

guy benson here to debate. welcome.retary was -- he pushed back on a number of things with regard to how the president has been perceived following the helsinki summit. as someone with deep roots in the intelligence community, very much in their corner for what is going on? >> i found the secretary's comments reassuring up to a point. we still don't know what the administration's strategy is, what was discussed about counterterrorism or arms control. we need to know where this next summit is supposed to go. is the whole government on the same page? given the assertion about religious liberty, let's expand that to freedom, liberty, the nato alliance, our core principles and article 5 of that covenant. that is what i want to hear and i say that is a patriotic american, not a partisan. shannon: brett stevens in the new york times, an opinion piece, he is calling out both secretary pompeo and ambassador bolton. by continuing to serve the president pompeo and bolton and their top aides as they tell insulting humiliating mome

the third book is done by benson, this nation shall not endure. i picked it up because of the author. not only ezra taft benson, second utahan to serve in the cabinet. he was president of my church and another reason is, my former chief of staff is the grandson of ezra taft benson. there is personal reason i want to go through this one. i enjoy the philosophy he has as he talks about the this nation and future of politics in the united states. i'm looking forward to that one. the final one i really found in the library and recommended by my staff, entitled "where nobody knows your name" by john feinstein. the cool part about this, it will be all about minor league baseball players and those who have made a name for themselves in the minors. some may have gotten up to the majors but this is about those who labored where the pay is not great and love the game is magnificent. obviously in utah we have, in my district we have two minor league teams. one is a rookie team. one is a aaa. i have season tickets to the aaa bees in salt lake city. i love min

in centerville, jackie benson, news4. >> his name is barry. >> i think i would runll r fast if you seeear around. >>> speed bumps are designed to make you slow down and potentially save >>lives. ome people think they can be a little bit annoying, and that's why one local neighborhood is working to get rid of them on their street. we'll tell you why coming up after the break. >>> okay, there's no qution, speed bumps slow down traffic, but they can also be an pying. >> somple think so. >> we did a twitter poll too,'s half andalf. >> this week they launched an effort to get the speed bumps taken out. but that is a steep hill to climb. >> reporter: speed bumps, depending on your perspeive, you either love them or hate them. here on frye road back in 2015, dents who wanted to slow traffic onre this wide wanted to put them in. and some say it has helped. >> there's a lot of kids that live around here, sure, they're annoying, but safety first, right? >> but scott restores old cars, he didn't dar drive over them. >> taking an old carmpver a speed or any car over a speed bump, it's not good for

he's 10 years old. >> all right, benson. whole lot of other little this is friday to tuesday, starts at 9:00 a.m. today. come on downnd enjoy. >>> the next meeting date and time, we'll let you know when thatineeting is t place. you feel like you're late for the conference call and you didn't know you had one. 64 now. 64 at dulles airport. if you're following me on twitter, i tweeted out aen conf call bingo game. all these funny things. i don't want to waste my time on it. nonetheless, look it up on my twitter feed. temperatures, 60s for most. a few 70s downtown and by the bay. all-sun all 14 1/2 hours of sunshine for you to enjoy on a friday. high pressure hashe knocked humidity out for today and most of tomorrow. as that area of high pressure moves offshore on sunday, ouril wind turn back around to the southwest. that spells ineasing heatnd humidity for sunday and monday. storm team 4, all just ground clutter this e'rning. th no rain out there and no chance for rain today. here's our future weather jumod. a couple of fair w

news 4'se jac benson is headed to the scene and will have a up.ort coming leon >> thank you, pat. >> many people around the country d to google the name judge brett kavanaugh now. >> around these parts a l folks have known him for decades. president trump's supreme court pick grew up in maryland and play high school sports in bethesda. >> and meagan ftazgerald is ing to some of the locals who new brett kavanaugh well. >> go back to the first classn here w this campus whias the class of 1922 is. h >> thels of georgetown prep are lined with thousands of pictures of graduates but the spotlight is on one particular cclass. >> tss of 1983, and -- and it's now most pminent member judge cavanaugh. >> reporter: brett kavanaugh grew up in bethesda and plays football here. he was als captain of the basketball team. >> not very big. he's not very big. fierce competitor. >> reporter: his junr year history professor dr. stephen oak says cavanaugh was known for much more than athletics. >> one of hisreat qualities has always been composure. in a tightgame, when

guy benson from townhall.com and a fox news contributor on during that conversation with guliani.d, a former hillary clinton for america senior adviser and democrat strategist also on during that hour. adrienne, i told the mayor that you were there on the couch. you chose a question not to ask a question. i curious about your thoughts. >> a lot to unpack. i have a couple thoughts. first the fact -- i'm looking at my notes here. first of all, the fact that there are now more tapes that we didn't talk about. more tapes could be troubling nor trump. in the second meeting that guliani referenced june 7, here's what we have to keep in mind. rick gates is a cooperating witness. he was cooperating with mueller. he was also in the june 7 meeting that has been disclosed. >> harris: two years ago. >> correct. if there was a send meeting, which it sounds like there was according to what mr. guliani just said -- >> harris: let's start with this. we'll get to the recordings in just a moment. i want to start with the meeting and your take-away, guy. >> so it seemed like what happened was, we we

there we ran across is done by ezra benson, this nation shall not endure.not only was ezra benson the second youth on to serve, he was the second under eisenhower and was also in my church and another reason is my former staff is the grandson of as recasting there's a personal reason i want to go through this one and i enjoy the philosophy he has as he talks about this nation and the future of politics in the united states and the final one is one that i really found at the library and was recommended by my staff . it's the title where nobody knows your name by john feinstein and the cool part of this is going to be all about minor league baseball. and those who have made a name for themselves in the minors. may have gotten to the majors but this is about those who labored where the pay is not great and where the love of the game is magnificent. as you saw we have in my district one aaa team, i tickets to the triple ab so i love minor league baseball. i'm looking forward togoing through this story . >> book tv wants to know what you are reading. >> .. i am

their bults hit and killed the little girl.ac >>e benson is live with a new poerps this story. >> well, that reward went up to $45,000. that's a lot of money to anyone. but .tonight to the family of another homicide victim andhey arned very sadly that money alone is not enough to make people come forward. >> the sweet face reached into hearts and souls after her terrible dea on july 16. but the men responsible for the ooting on 51st street that killed the little girl and injured four others are still ag they were caught on camera jumping from an infinity van that was later found in prince george's county. >> we need for the public to come forward with any informatio that they have that may lead tousce for makidh her.family >> the reward now stands at ha $45,000nks to the fbi's contribution that boost the original $25,000 reward that is standard for everye murder in district. that was the reward offered when the local person was shot and killed by aullet meant for someone else on her way home. her parents note that despite thereward, despite national outrage, this video of atv riders sk

guy benson and marie harf.resident has been very active just a few moments ago saying i had a great meeting with president putin and the fake news used every bit that they could to try to disparage it. >> what do we know about that meeting? we know very little because there's no record of it of any kind except the memories of the participants and their translators unless it russia of course taped it. if we have no way to assess that other than what plan about it. and his performance as you just showed in helsinki was i think, newt gingrich stated correctly the worst moment of his presidency and one that i think despite his walking it back and saying repeatedly saying other things, i don't think is going to live that down anytime soon. >> bret: juan, a lot of trump supporters .2 there's no substantive policy changes. they say it's a bad press conference but as far as being aggressive against russia, this administration still is. >> i hope they are. the president kind of slow walk to the sanctions. we couldn't fi

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news4's jackie benson is in kensington, maryland with a check on the celebrations there hi, jackie. >doreen, hello. this was definitely muc more of a hometown celebration. a lot of people here tell me theyome to this every year. they really seem to enjoy themselves. now the fireworks, some w pictus t that looks like, capped erday of family friendly entertainment at albert einstein high school. now, that fireworks show i nelf wasrly a half hour-long. plenty of time for the mostly local crow including many children, to take it all in. >> awesome. it's great. land of the free. >> it means everything to me, te see peoome here and get along. you know, it's legendary, especially in the times of, you know, we got going outnow. >> there is nothing like a fourth of july. thend fireworkst just makes me feel like an american. i'm very proud to be an american today. >> reporter: now, to avoid the problem of carsarking in all the residential streets around here, there was free parking at wheaton plaza mall, and free ride on shuttle bus service over here. they got erybody in and got them out very q

you want to have my mom and dad are some the been homeless then some call the show them the night benson but i can also the and i'm on a ton of beat up man but what is most of. the presence of syrian man i wrote out. every single day we see strange men. and susa scares us and makes us feel insecure for ourselves and our children. we thieves are going to buy syrians in every direction it's a full p.t. . perhaps source code to use a fork a thousand fold of the sheer number of just. in time upset that bit of an inside yetta eggplant came from have to look up silly em up sort of a banana. chips have bucked that soup it up in all of class and advantage a nanny flag a little actual fine leather let out. a. one dick us have been living in that land that if they have now less and less and less and. well my belief is that it had to be sodium up there. in the belly and she shot it not go but john did not. want and if you want to live near. me and what do you mean a. sick. family killed on you and absolutely you can not get libya and a wing. and. so on. that are you sure know who manage that agent

with benson and hedges menthol cigarettes. and never missed an episode of days of our lives in a year straight. [laughter] he love belinda carlisle from the go-go's. and he loved to kill a mockingbird. he would say you have to read that again it was such a great book and i would say but to kill a mockingbird is a child book but finally i watched the movie and it is destiny -- fascinating with this cultural phenomenon published in 1960 made to a movie 1962. gregory peck wins the oscar 1963 and then it just stayed on the reading list my daughter in eighth grade read that this year around the world kids are assigned "to kill a mockingbird". why? always in eighth or ninth grade? it is the primer for middle school children to think about the history one of the first time to think of racial injustice and to think of atticus finch as touchtone decency that are critical values for the multiracial democratic society that we all grew up in and live in. so that's why the book is taught so well and continues to be read and i do love "to k

>> reporter: matthew pu benson has beeed over for a broken light but instead of getting an expensive this driver is getting sothing else. >> here is the deal, so instead of giving you a ticket, i'll give you a voucher. eporter: that voucher gets his light fixed free of charge. >> it's great and i'm excited about it. >> reporter: it's one of the man 500 coupons to pay for car repairs given out by 20 departments in minnesota in the last . e >> there is that. >> reporter: the program is called lights on. started afme controversial police encounters including lando eath of p castile shot by police after being pulled over for a broken taillight. >> it's a positive interaction with the police versus always something negative >> reporter: repairing the community's broken trust will take more than a voucher, but police believe it's a start. >> ready? catch it? >> reporter: officers in brooklyn park also load up their patrol cars with donated toys and treats to give away. even something as simple as a candy bar officer lic bios printed on the wrapper. >> we know candy bars break through the b

howie: joining us is guy benson. sara fischer, a media report for axios. and adrienne elrod. we'll drill down to the details in a minute. does this warrant the intensity of media coverage? guy: i think the president's trusted flipper and lawyer apparently flipping on him is a big story. him telling mueller something, is that a big story? we have to see evidence. if it's michael cohen making a claim about something he thinks mueller wants to hear now that he's in the cross-hairs and he has skin to save. cohen has always been loyal to trump so for him to say this about trump is important. howie: sara, the media loves this particular story because it's sex, lies, and audiotape. sara: the concept of betrayal is something that's always going to grip viewers. but could there be more to come. every time something new comes out from a tape the media can latch on to the story that this isn't over. howie: rudy giuliani says their experts have looked at this, and he says he waived his attorney-client privilege by speak inaccurately on the tape. his campaign denies to the "wall street jo

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bit light saying my dog has to go on the pavement and that is for my neighbors to clean it up green benson and it spawns two trees amazing lack of getting into do you say it has a penny ever done less in the media i can't remember one involved interview with best lady artist and i says great alex salmond show breakfast special celtic nations well represented and rightly they should be wide variety of guests all alight to fix that constant interruption a battering bravo titan alex will thank you for that and then robert and a sponsor alex he said that he's unable to lease disliked pm roberts has at least but if an understatement there alex boy or rather i'm inclined to agree with you and bats the man himself and gibraltar. i'm not joined by will cain face and these bottles as a whole local historian knows just about everything that i still know about the rock he's a welcome to the alex salmond show glad to be a. devil's gap which is a fantastic place to to talk about gibraltar but first i don't know a lot of places in gibraltar seem to have devils and then within that does not reflect the c

he benson and hedges menthol cigarettes and never missed an episode of days of our lives. like15 years . >> you love linda carlisle of the go-go's would constantly be listening to belinda carlisle years after the go-go's their heyday and he love to kill a mockingbird. love to kill a mockingbird and would always tell me in graduate school you got to read to kill a mockingbird. it's so important to the kind of things you are talking about and i'd say yeah, yeah. it'skind of a child's book . i'm too sophisticated for that kind of thing that i went back and i did read it again and i watched the movie. robert was right, it is fascinating. it's fascinating as this cultural phenomenon, published in 1960, made into a movie in 1962 and gregory auster for portraying atticus finch and then it stayed on reading lists. my daughter was in eighth grade in her english class likemillions of kids around the united states, around the world . and why do we assign to kill a mockingbird always in grade or ninth grade? it's because this book has become a kind of primer for young middle school ch

. >> interesting tweet by guy benson, the president routinely undermines the vital work of our intel community whose officers labor to identify and illuminate threats but former ic chief undermine their colleagues into deep state stereotypes with unhinged pronouncements about treason and unseemly holocaust comparisons but goes beyond that. talking about impeachment and other things, what do you make of those, people the president feels always had it out for him. >> whether you accept his apology and explanation today, do not comport with his actions and foreign policy towards russia. he has been the toughest president on russia that i can remember in my years so all of this outrage, where was that outrage when barack obama leaned over to medvedev and said tell vladimir putin i will have more flexibility after my reelection and he says i will relay that to vladimir. where was the outrage. if you want to call something seditious is that not seditious, i won't even say treasonous as john brennan said but i think this outrage is purely political. those on the right that came out against

said let's wait till she comes -- ed: here to weigh in, fox news contributor for the dnc and guy benson, it is great, you should check it out. i want to start with you. the woman who scaled lady liberty was when she said it again on the campaign trail was talking about civility. michelle obama was saying they go low we go high, we don't get patty. onto these protests getting petty? >> i don't think this is what michelle obama had in mind when she said it. the issue of family separation is a very potent issue for democrats in this election and democrats have political and moral high ground on this issue. anything democrats do to distract from that message is shooting themselves in the foot. i don't think most democrats are. most democrats are very focused on the message, but scaling lady liberty i think is the kind of distraction -- ed: chuck schumer said cool this talk about abolishing ice. i'm not hearing leadership in the party -- >> a very small minority calling for the abolition of ice, this is going to get us what we need which is to get these families back to get it. laminating ic

host: that this sean in benson, north carolina. referencing the house of representatives. the house coming in for its daily business just now. because of what we do, we take you to them. the chair lays before the house a communication from the speaker. the clerk: the speaker's room, washington, d.c., july 12, 2018. i hereby appoint the honorable scott desjarlais to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, paul d. ryan, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the order of the house of january 8, 2018, the chair will now recognize members from lists submitted by the majority and minority leaders for morning hour debate. the chair will alternate recognition between the parties. all time shall be equally allocated between the parties and in no event shall debate continue beyond 11:50 a.m. each member other than the majority and minority leaders and the majority whip shall be limited to five minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from pennsylvania, mr. thompson, for five minutes. : thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, 1918, a gr

want to bring back our a-team richard fowler, guy benson and noah rothman.ts from last night. case in point bernie sanders steps of the supreme court late last night. >> are you ready for a fight? we have the american people on our side. now we have got to go state by state by state to make sure that senators do what their constituents want. >> bill: that was just a small sample. this went on and on from many other members. chuck schumer on the floor of the senate added this a moment ago. >> in selecting judge kavanaugh president trump decks actly what he said he would do on the campaign trail. nominate someone who will overturn women's reproductive rights and strike down healthcare protections for millions of americans including those with pre-existing conditions. he has put at risk civil rights, labor rights, environmental rights, go lgbtq rights. >> bill: clean air, clean water and a burrito friday everything. >> every single time the same playbook. i liked what leader mcconnell said yesterday on the senate floor quoting from previous histrionics on the l

if you need a dog to walk, benson is availahie. 8:00 morning, a little bit of drizzle and patchy fog. 73 degrees by 8:00 a.m. maybe a long walk by the afternoon. a high of 83 with the scattered .owers moving and coming up, august 18th, that's our clear the shelters event. here's future weather as we get lunchtime. a couple showers are possible. cloudy skies later this afternoon and evening. we have more rain that will be moving into the area. for your wednesday, mostly cloudy skies again. late-day showers and storms, especially in the evening thursday. a very similar setup. the rain chances will stay high. it will be warmer tomorrow and thursday. into whe weekend, have high rain chances. we're not going to be drying out muchntil next week. >>> let's get a check on your roads with jacktaylor. >> hey, sheena, good morning. we had a couple three things goin on in the beltway. interloop, there's a broken down vehicle and it's cleared. on bradd braddock, wead one tha moved now. on the out loop of the beltway, the one to go west on ad, the es toll accident was put to the right shoulder. the

fox news contributor guy benson, he has a new radio show. it is great to check it out. >> gentlemen. >> ed: the woman who scaled lady liberty was quoting michelle obama, who i thought when she said it was talking about civility. she was saying they go low, we go high. we don't get petty. aren't these protesters getting petty? >> this is not exactly what she had in mind when she said it. the issue of family separation is a very potent issue for democrats in this election. democrats have both the political and moral high ground on this issue. anything that democrats do to distract from the message, just shooting themselves in the foot. i don't think most democrats ar are. most are very focused on the message. scaling lady liberty, it's a distraction. >> ed: i haven't heard chuck schumer sank cool this. i'm not hearing leadership in your party stand out. >> it is a very small minority who are calling for the abolition of ice. if anything you care more democrats saying slow your roll. this won't get us what we need. which is to get these familie

don't want to have my mom and our sunday quinn been homeless then some call the show them the night benson but you know city and i'm on a ton of beat up now but what is most with. the presence of cd and i wrote out. every single day we see strange men. and susa scares us and makes us feel insecure for ourselves and our children. we feel sort of wanted by syrians in every third action it's a full p.t. . perhaps award code to use a fork eating both of the sheer number of just. let them upset that bit of an inside yetta eggplant came from have to look up silly em up sort of a banana. chip to back that shit up with all of class and advantage a nanny flag a little actual fine leather let out. a. one dick us how to live and then land then if they have now less and less and. well my belief is that it had to be sodium up there. in the belly and she shot and john did not. want and if you want to buy then out of me. and what do you. think i am killed on your lips already going on a libya and a wing. and. so on. the one man made that agent and the snack she had a will that. if they had a rest now. ge

the film will reportedly have a seven-inch display that benson have kind of like a wallet with screens on both sides. this is the first of its kind. it will cost you $1500. hopefully the battery will not explode on it. adam: unlike a lot of will be empty, no passionate. adam: netflix as well. >> yes, netflix come into your radio by teaming up with sirius xm on a comedy channel. the channel will debut in 20 night teen and featured netflix original comedy content commercial free. adam: i like the commercial free part. gerri they've got a good name for it. netflix is a joke. which is kind of genius. tracee, thank you for that. gerri how brother the west and the south. janice dean will be here with the forecast. the most famous arena. used by -- ♪ real-time analytics, you'll get clear, actionable alerts about potential investment opportunities in real time. fidelity. open an account today. fidelity. too hot to work? nah. this is the gator xuv835. with game-changing heat and air, it's never too anything for anything. gerri welcome back to "fbn:am." the good jakarta but it's happening now. u

police say their father attacked his girlfriend and took off with his two kidws 4's jackie benson is in gaithersburg where the s tbbing girlfriend happened. jackie, what have you learned? >> well,oncern for these two very little chiren rose up earlier today after a non-fatal stabbing here at the scene. su can still a police car over there about 1:00 this afternoon. the victim is described as the mother of one. two children. those children kingston perry who is 9 years old and cena perry who is just 18 months old re the subject of an amber alert. police tell us they are concerned about the children's welfare. now, the two childrebe are eved to be with their father dwight perry, and he is believed to be driving a blue016 toyota bemry with a maryland license plate n 5df8922. now, dwight perry is describ as the boyfriend of the woman who was stabbed. right now we don't have a lot of informion as toss why police think that the children are in danger, but obviously you've got a situation that began with violence here earlier todn. the child in the custody of someone who may be involved in

brit hume, juan williams and the cohost of - - marie harf and guy benson.president been very active on twitter this morning. just a fewmoments ago saying i a great meeting with putin and the fake used news used every bit of energy to disparage it thoughts? >> what do we know about that meeting, we know very little because there's no record of any kind except in the memories of the two participants and their translators. unless russia taped it. course his performance as you just showed at the press conference with putin and helsinki i think, as newt gingrich stated correctly, one of the worst moments in his presidency. despite him walking it back, i don't think he will live that down anytime soon. >> a lot of supporters .2 there is no sensitive policy changes. they say it was a bad press conference. as far as being aggressive, this administration still is. >> i hope they are. they slow walked the sanctions be we couldn't figure out why it took so long to implement. but let's not bury the lead on the story which as newt gingrich said, trey gowdy said in your

eastern with guy benson, mike baker and chris stirewalt. and you, of course. find me at kennedy nation, twitter and instagram. good-byement. ♪ [♪] neil: we are an hour away from finding out who the president is going to pick to succeed justice kennedy on the supreme court. we are told there are four individuals on that list. three men, one woman. all with intellectual ties to the constitution. a lot of people are reading palace intrigue into where certain justices were at the time and who was with them. what they were doing, who was talking to them. is there anyone not in the nation's capital of this group? in an hour it will and moot point. we'll know the president's pick and he'll announce it before flying off to europe for the nato summit where he has lots of hand wringing to do with those who are not opening up their hands and wallets to paying for defense in europe. of course, the big meeting with vladimir putin. edward lawrence will set the table for us at the white house. >> a very busy hour, hour and a half ahead of us. the president we are told made h

from town hall.com, guy benson is here. former speech writer for eric holder and loretta lynch, jake macabee. let's talk about some of these issues. you hear two different angles from republicans excited about judge kavanaugh and those like justin amash. amash has a more rational approach to dissecting cavanaugh's opinions. what are your objection to the work you have read so far. >> mitch mcconnell counseled the president against cavanaugh. he's anti-roe at a time when 70% of the american people don't want roe versus wade overturned. and there are 800,000 people in west virginia. and the third -- kennedy: i couldn't get understand for two years because of a preexisting condition. >> the stuff we don't know, that's what's in all the millions of documents that come out of the bush administration. we'll see what happens there. kennedy: is that fair? obviously democrats and his opinions, that's fair game. whatever he has written in his judicial role is the most of enlightening. but it sounds like they will go after some of the