bret? >> bret: speak of the devil. john? thank you for a fair and balanced look at what both sides are speaking of tonight ahead of the address. we will speak to steny hoyer in a bit. we begin with press secretary sarah sanders on the north lawn. thank you for being here. the push is going to be about unity and reaching across the aisle. it's been a pretty contentious few weeks. how is that going to go over? >> look, i think that's what the american people want. they like it best when government functions and that elected leaders can come together and find solutions. we know we can do it because we have done it even in the last several months. if you just look at criminal justifiable reform, i think is a perfect example of democrats and republicans seeing a problem, working together to find a solution and the president led that effort. we can do that again and there are a number of fronts that we agree on and the president is going to lay out that case tonight. we can either choose greatness or we can choose to continue figh

. >> bret: doug thank you. senate republicans hoping to but democrats and presidential candidates in particular in the top political spot very soon. it concerned support for new energy and economic plan that many people consider both fantasy and a danger. just a plan now. correspondent peter doocy is on capitol hill tonight -- >> mitch mcconnell has heard enough talk about the green new deal in the senate. now he is ready for a vote. >> i will give everybody an opportunity to go on record and see how they feel about the green new deal. >> peter: four of the cosponsors in the senate running for president including connell harris. >> bringing the new green developer vote, do you support that? speed to pet another cosponsor/candidate gillibrand thinks the majority leader tryio pull a fast one. >> i think this is an opportunity to talk about what is in this country exciting. and i think the vote being cold today -- >> bret: one of the authors suggest the resolution is not ready or popular enough yet. sediment -- se

i'm bret baier.he big question right now the nation's capital is will president trump support a compromised budget plan that gives him some of the money for his border wall and averts another partial government shutdown. the president said he's not thrilled with the terms but he's thrilled about the direction of construction. we have fox team coverage. mike emanuel is on capitol hill to tell us exactly what's in this proposal and what's not. we begin with chief white house correspondent john roberts and whether the new deal is the right deal for the guy who wrote the art of the deal. good evening, john. >> good evening. president trump still waiting to see exactly what's in the deal being negotiated by congress. perhaps he will want to listen to mike emanuel. white house officials told fox news today the president will not make a decision on a way forward until he has something to review. >> okay, thank you. >> as congress moves toward a deal to avert another government shutdown, meeting with his cab

good evening, bret. >> bret, good evening to you.s stunning how quickly some democrats jumped on this proposal eager to link themselves to the left's star of the moment. >> i am so incredibly excited. >> the green new deal has an estimated price tag of $7 trillion but its freshman champion congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez doesn't want to talk about that. >> so the resolution itself does not have a price tag on it which is why we address each individual project on its own. >> it is certainly ambitious, moving america to 100 percent clean and renewable energy by 2030. through major investment increases in wind and solar power, sweetened with generous tax incentives and modernize u.s. infrastructure, upgrade or replace every building for energy efficiency and create ananich safety net for low income communities. but in trying to achieve those net zero emission goals, organizers have trying to get a handle on practical limits admitting in earlier drafts that, quote: we aren't sure that we will be able to get rid of farting cows and

here's a bret. >> bret: does the fox news alert. i'm bret baier. for the second night in a row, law enforcement actions and high-profile accusations lead the show. we are following a quartet of stories involving high-profile people accused of sex crimes. the list includes grammy award-winning r&b artist r. kelly, who is now facing almost a dozen charges of aggravated sexual abuse. new england patriots owner robert kraft caught up in a staying in a florida strip mall strip mall. virginie lieutenant governor justin fairfax, accused of sexual assault by two women. and president trump president trump spatial to labor secretary accused of having with underage girl. we begin with r. kelly, has been the subject of two recent tv documentaries alleging serious. 29 grams. today's charges come out of chicago, where kelly is based, and where correspondent matt finn. >> we just heard from cook county states attorney kim foxx who announced charges against r. kelly. ten counts of aggravated criminal sexual abuse. they involve four different women, three of whom a

bret? >> bret: will cover all that right here. let's get some insights from ohio congress min jim jordan, the ranking republican on the house oversight committee. thank you for being here, congressman. i want to get your thoughts on today's hearing for it what your take away? >> the first take away is michael cohen is delusional. he said in the hearing that he, michael cohen, is the one who started the campaign because he started a website in 2011. you can't trust anything he said. he actually disagreed with what the southern district of new york prosecutors said when they said in their sentencing memo that he was wanting to get a job in the white house paid he said, no, didn't want a job in the white house. when you disagree with the prosecutor's and saying you are a guy who wants the presidential campaign? i do not know you can take of much of what he says that in your real value. >> bret: what about the specifics of the hush payments, as he called them, the 11 payments to him, the checks that he brought and set into the record.

hey, bret. >> bret: thanks, dana. president trump is not backing down on his declaration of a national emergency to build a border wall as he speaks out against socialism and for change in venezuela. chicago police want to talk again with the actor who says he was assaulted by pro-trumper attackers but now his story does not seem to be adding up. we begin a weeklong series on the controversial political manifesto known as the green new deal, that has presidential candidates scrambling. this is "special report." ♪ good evening. welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. president trump says a new day is coming in latin america. the president speaking to members of the venezuelan american community a short time ago in miami. the speech comes as the president hangs tough against critics of his decision to declare a national emergency over southern border immigration. chief white house correspondent john roberts starts us off from the north lawn. good evening, john. >> john bolton told a crowd of miami that he would not use t

bret? >> bret: doug mckelway donna, thank you.e year ago today that 14 students and three staff members died in the nation's deadliest high school shooting. an interfaith service was held today at a florida park near marjorie storm and douglas high school marjory stoneman douglas high school. a moment of silence was absurd at all florida schools. president trump issued a statement said that he and the first lady are praying for those affected by the shooting. when we come back, secretary of state mike pompeo on the road on why allies are going against americans' wishes regarding ira iran. (ala♪m goes off) wake up sweetie. ♪ doctor dave. see ya. ♪ here's your order. ♪ hey. applebee's to go. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. and i don't add trup the years.s. but what i do count on... is boost® delicious boost® high protein nutritional drink has 20 grams of protein, along with 26 essential vitamins and minerals. boost® high protein. be up for life. the company who invented car vending machines and buying a car 100% online.

this is "special report." >> ♪ >> bret: good evening. i am bret baier.irginia's governor is keeping quiet this monday after spending a weekend defending himself over a racist photo in his medical school yearbook. there is a long list of democrats calling on governor ralph northam to resign. the man who would replace him the lieutenant governor is facing his own controversy over sexual assault. we have fox team coverage tonight. and a fox news media analyst how the media pick and choose which of the governor's controversy took prominence. we begin with doug with where things stand with the governor's office. >> one lone voice a former democratic lieberman said he is a victim of a rush to judgment. the long knives come out for the governor and his successor too. >> [shouting]. >> the man who would take governor ralph northam's place the lieutenant governor fairfax is also embroiled in controversy. in a private message to a friend, a woman says she was sexually assaulted. she mentioned no name but today fairfax acknowledged she was accusing him. he maintain

. >> bret: i am bret baier. virginia state is calling for virginia's democrat governor to step down not because of what he said earlier in the week about what critics called infanticide. his description of a bill about late term abortions but, instead about a new controversy bubbling up late this afternoon photo surfaced from governor ralph northam's yearbooks from medical school. newspaper discovered racist photo on northam's page. the picture is from the 184 eastern medical school book. two men one in black face and one in a ku klux klan robe and hood. unclear who the people in the costume are. it is on his page in addition the democratic's governor 1981 yearbook lists one of his nicknames as coon man a derogatory term. reactions is you can imagine online was swift and controversy is actually getting a lot more attention than his defense of the description of the late term abortion bill did earlier this week. the governor's office has not responded to the new reports. northam defended his late term abortion de

bret? >> bret: john, thanks. those negotiations just started up right now, the head of the senate a proration committee says there is a 50/50 chance of a budget deal before the clock runs out friday night. chief correspondent mike emanuel is on capitol hill with the latest. >> the top operators in congress trying to get border security talks back on track at a true crucial stage. they appear to be heading to a bipartisan compromise with $2 billion in port security funding when majority leader mitch mcconnell says some democrats pulled a stunt. >> some house democrats are risking a second partial democrat shutdown by calling for this absurd last-minute poison pill. >> democrats are demanding a cap on immigrations and customs enforcement detention beds. >> they are targeting -- we do not want a cap on that. >> allies of the white house say president trump should take the money but not with that kind of restriction in time is running out. there is a 72 hour rule designed to give members time to read the bill before

bret? >> bret: thanks. bernie sanders launches his presidential run. president trump denounces he tried to get a loyalist in charge into investigations of his own conduct. and what would the green new deal due to america's economy? we'll take a look. this is "special report." good evening and welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. bernie sanders is giving it another try. the 77-year-old self-described democratic socialist will run for president again as a democrat in 2020. sanders said since his veiled attempt in 2016, many of his ideas have become part of the political mainstream and is promising an army of devoted grassroots followers who will continue his crusade. the question is does the party want him to be the standard-bearer or does it just gravitate to his ideas? correspondent peter doocy is in manchester tonight. >> democratic primary hopefuls are feeling the bern. >> you are going to run for president? >> i am going to run for president, that's correct. >> bernie sanders started stitching together

thank you, bret. >> bret: see you, martha. >> jussie smollett took advantage of the pain and anger ofsive man he was today. good evening, everyone. welcome to the story i'm martha mccallum. today in a scathing detail prosecutor laid out the facts of this case in a way that proves that the chicago police given all that they knew and all that smollett himself had said, they gave him the benefit of the doubt until they could do so no more. >> defendant smollett also stated he wanted the brothers to catch his attention by calling him an entire f, entire

we will see you back here on monday, hey, bret. >> bret: hey, dana, thanks. this has a fox news alert, i'm bret baier and at least one person has been killed and four police officer was wounded during a shooting today at an industrial park in the chicago suburb of aurora, illinois. authorities say the suspect has been apprehended or neutralized in their words, waiting a news conference they are. senior correspondent mike tobin is live in aurora, good evening, mike. >> mike: good evening and a spokesman for the kane county office said one person killed throughout this incident. we heard from the spokesman for the city of aurora clayton muhammad who says that the shooter in this case has been neutralized. there are numerous reports out there that say the word neutralize means the shooter indeed has been killed. we know that four police officers were injured throughout the course of this. we don't know the extent of their entries. we have been told those entries are not life-threatening. unknown civilians injured in the shooting. they have been taken to medical

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i am bret baier. we are coming to you halfway around the world in vietnam or the second summit between president trump the north korean leader kim jong un entered it a very different fashion than the first, without an agreement at this time. president trump says he was not willing to give into north korea's demand that the u.s. left all sanctions without an ironclad promise from kim to eliminate the nuclear all snow. the north koreans had an extremely rare press conference a few hours ago to say they only wanted some of the sanctions lifted to get rid of its biggest nuclear site. the two leaders canceled the scheduled lunch and signing ceremony today, back home both democrats and republicans were given the president varying degrees of credit for not giving in. in south korea's d collapse was viewed with real disappointment. we have fox team coverage. he is in seoul, south korea, where the news agency says the security situation has now turned back to zero. the trump administration on the decision come

good evening from washington come i'm bret baier.ood evening i martha maccallum so at any moment president trump will be announced on the house floor with familiar quarrel of sergeants out on him and will make his way greeted by lawmakers and everybody scrambling for that position to shake the president's hand. republicans and democrats on both sides of the aisle as he will move to the chamber in just a few moments. >> bret: he will lay out this agenda, talk to lawmakers and to youth american people. talking about what he accomplished and wants to accomplish as secretary of state mike pompeo. cheap house correspondence with a preview of what we can expect to hear, john. >> talk of unity at the white house today but the "state of the union" because a lot of division, the president will hammer home tonight and that is on immigration. the president will say the united states moral obligation to provide for the lives and jobs of citizens, not those from other countries but will also state immigration really eliminates the divide between

bret baier light from hanoi, thank you very much for that. >> bret: thank you, tucker. >> tucker: so what can we realistically expect out of the summit we are watching in hanoi? the director of studies for the center of national interest joins us, here it is good to see you my thanks for coming on. give us the interview at the point, the object of this meeting is. >> harry: tucker i think we have to think about how this has changed in terms of what the white house is saying in 2017 and today. everything is about denuclearization. i think that is still a big point but what the president has been doing is going on twitter's talk about peace. we have to think about this, how do we send kim jong un to give up his weapons? i think only one way to do that, and the korean war. i think what you will see today, both parties signing endo for declarations that formally ends this. what that will do, that allows trump to say, kim jong un we are no longer enemies anymore. i'm not a threat and was -- regime change, and at least we will know what that point, actually serious about doing this. and i

from "special report with bret baier," please welcome bret baier! >> stephen: i'm good. more importantly, how are you? we were supposed to have you on two, three weeks ago, something like that? and we got a report the day before-- i think i might have broken the news for some people out there-- that you and your family were in a pretty bad car accident in montana, and you had to cancel the next day. >> yeah. >> stephen: what happened? >> we were coming back from a ski trip and i was driving and it was pure ice. we were about a mile from the airport, slipped through an intersection, got hit by a pickup truck, turned and flipped. >> stephen: ask you your family, your wife and kids? >> yeah, two kids and my wife. air bag goes off, windshield breaks. good samaritan stops. zach black-- thank you, zach. gets us out-- ( applause ) of the passenger side. >> stephen: pulls you out. pulls you out. >> first responders were unbelievable. montana highway patrol, e.m.s. we got away with a concussion, sprained ankle, 14 stitches on a chin, and my eight-year-old lo

bret? >> bert: will follow this. our other breaking story. jussie smollett is now a suspect in the criminal investigation. his claim that he was the victim of a hate crime, many people in chicago and now the country believe that claim is not true. in your correspondent mike tobin has tonight breaking details. good evening. >> police made it official tonight that jussie smollett is now a suspect, falsifying a police report. once considered potential suspects in an attack, they were caught on video that we just received through chicago affiliate, cbs affiliate wbbm channel two, and it shows the brothers buying supplies, looks to be a ski mask and a red hat before this attack took place. these are some of the things that are coming out as the case against a messy jussie smollett fullilove solids the attorney was seen walking into a grand jury. came kim foxx abruptly accused herself from the case but not her office. >> i've never seen it were someone refuses themselves personally but the office

bret: the labor market is very tight. with interest rate hikes -- as interest rates go up, you are thinking about moving in your and your mortgage might have been more expensive, you're not really going to move. you are not moving, you are not making your house available to somebody who would want to move. you have a lot of stagnancy. carol: the resulting concept of not in my back yard in terms of building. bret: you've got new zoning regulations that have popped up in the last 10 years. national association of homebuilders have had a lot of complaints about regulations since the last housing crisis. those are definitely having an effect on the number of available lots that are there to build on. carol: some things have changed. we are still feeling the effects in some ways because some of those bad loans have been yet to be cleaned up. bret: the government is dealing with these federal housing loans. again, the long reach of the last crash extends in many ways. that's one of them. there have been issues with some of thos

but we do and we appreciate you being here with us, bret baier, thank you. >> bret: you bet. >> dana:maccallum, aferk kor the "the story," we brought up the fact that the hush payments were made and michael cohen feels it's important to bring up melania trump and express how hurt -- he knew it hurt her to lie that it made him embarrassed to lie. >> i found that very interesting. this is a question of federal campaign finance violations. in order to prove that, you have to prove that the reason that the payment was made was in order to help the election. now, one of the arguments that the president's team has made is that he didn't want his wife to know, he wanted to protect his family. michael cohen, i think, helped the president a little bit here on this front by saying that he lied to melania for the president because it was clear to him the president didn't -- wanted to protect her from this story, which is think is interesting. on the flip side of that, the other side, that could be helpful to the president with regard to that, if michael cohen had said we paid off women all the t

we have more on this overall story with editor bret begun. bret: we are not about to have another crash like we just did. when that happened, you had overbuilding and you had a lot of pretty speculative pricing that was not really taking the overbuilding into account. that combination does not exist right now. what we actually have at this point is under building. we are actually underhoused in america. and that really comes from the fact the large builders the last time were all but almost wiped out. and the smaller builders, if they wanted to try to build more, they can't. they don't want to build on spec. they don't want to be stuck with homes that no one wants, and they can't get the loans, frankly, to build at that rate. we are sort of seeing a different issue now, which is that when you don't have enough homes for people, the existing stock becomes more expensive and people are getting priced out. carol: right, and we talk about this so often. i feel like the magazine has covered this so well, whether it is silicon valley, whether it is

bret: that's right. it is very hard to hire right now, the labor market is very tight. the other thing happens is with interest rate hikes -- as interest rates go up, you are thinking about moving in your -- moving and your mortgage might have been more expensive, you're not really going to move. so you are not moving, you are not making your house available to somebody who would want to move. so you've got a lot of stagnancy there because of that. carol: and i think it is interesting to that there is this whole concept of nimby, or not in my back yard, in terms of building. bret: you've got new zoning regulations that have popped up in the last 10 years. national association of homebuilders have had a lot of complaints about regulations that have sprung up really since the last housing crisis. so those are definitely having an effect on the number of available lots that are even there to build on, even if you wanted to. carol: some things have changed. we are still feeling the effects in some ways becau

tonight for bret baier on "special report." fox news alert, developments in florida where new england patriots owner robert kraft has been charged with soliciting prostitution. he has not been arrested but a warrant has been issued. molly is like from boston. >> exactly, the 77-year-old owner of the recently super bowl-winning doing the patriots now facing charges for soliciting a prostitute on two occasions in jupiter, florida. he is among a group of men but certainly the most prominent name on that list charge after an eight month multiagency investigation into human trafficking operations. the investigation focused on several massage parlors were women, mostly believed to be from china, were forced to work long hours as workers and servitude. the business that correct was essentially driven to is the orchids of asia dates bob. they were part of its investigation. here investigators. >> appearances of obvious money laundering in this case that we will be investigating further. much of our evidence comes directly from the busi

bret will be with martha and a cast of thousands. >> sandra: brit will be joining bret as well.folks will be watching this address for the tone and message of the president. but also for news that he could make tonight as you mentioned, north korea. will he name a date for this summit? will there be another summit? we'll be right back here. 3,000 attacks in afghanistan in the span of 24 hours have left people dead. peace talks from afghanistan officials in moscow. trey. >> the taliban met today in moscow with afghan opposition officials including former president karzai as peace talks for the war torn country continue. the afghan government criticized the meeting saying those who attended the meeting with the taliban were doing so to gain power. last month the afghan was left out of peace talks between the taliban and u.s. officials in qatar. despite ongoing discussions between the taliban, afghan opposition forces and u.s. negotiators the group is launching terror attacks in the region killing 40 people in two days. afghan officials confirmed the deaths of 11 police officers at

. >> bret: mike emanuel live on the hill. president trump's long attorney and a so-called fixer is testifying on capitol hill this week, today michael cohen spoke behind closed doors to the senate intelligence committee. chief intelligence correspondent katherine harris tells us what she's hearing tonight. >> in the last few minutes we've heard from the ranking democrat

three >> bret: for small, i think there will be response foe present. he is treated before about michael cohen being a liar. and i expect you'll probably see some more of that. as far as the political implications, i think it really is the democrats who will take any bones that come out of this testimony and run with them for their investigations. >> harris: hey, would you let me to dip in for a second customer we are seeing michael cohen walked back into hearing now. we saw jim jordan seated. we saw chairman elijah cummings seen del my cv. we might be seconds away from this resuming for this was post be a short break requested by michael cohen. there was a microphone not on, so he couldn't hear cummings' exact response that. he said we would take a break. there you see michael cohen taking his seat. bret baier, i know you are a world away, and we will bring you back in if the suddenly starts. the microphones are up now but they have not begun, so i want to give you an opportunity to finish your thought. >> bret: sure. i was going to say, the big enchil

i'm bret baier.nd official state of the union address. at this hour the president is in the white house behind me putting the finishing touches on a speech in which the administration insists unity will be the theme. but with the government just coming out of the longest shutdown in history and another one looming in less than two weeks, critics are quick to ask just how the president aims to bridge the country's divide. the speech titled choosing greatness, centers around some of the most contentious issues in washington, including, of course, immigration. chief white house correspondent john roberts joins me now with a preview of what we expect to hear

bret, what do you think? >> i think the first part was ordain. that he didn't like what was in the bill. that he was likely going to hold his nose and sign it. the second part about the national emergency, i think it developed today. according to two sources, they read the specifics of the 1,159 page bill and realized not only was it less than the president wanted, significantly less, but it also had handcuffs, legislative handcuffs in the bill itself. there's 354 times in the bill that says none of these funds, no such funds or none of these amounts can be used for xyz. in other words, for your wall or barrier or whatever you're going to spend it on. so it will kind of extraordinary there were legislative efforts to handcuff the ability of the administration that wanted to move pots of money around to make this wall a little bit more money for the wall or barrier. that was restricted. i think that the white house and the president got to the point where they decided national emergency was the way to go. obviously as you mentioned before, also fo

bret: a lot of that has grown up.here are new zoning regulations that have popped up in the last 10 years. national association of homebuilders has a lot of complaints about regulations bringing up since the last housing crisis. those are having an effect on the number of available lots there to build on if you want to do. carol: some things have changed. we are feeling the effects in some ways because some of those bad loans haven't been cleaned up. bret: the government is still dealing with some of these housing loans. the last crash's extends in many ways. that is one of them. there are those loans. we are not free of bubbles. ubs does a global listing. there are many cities that we hear about often where it is impossible. hong kong is number one. in the u.s., san francisco is the only city in the top 10. carol: up next, the challenge is brad pitt has faced building houses for low income residents of new orleans. jason: a story inspired by a road trip. carol: this is bloomberg businessweek. ♪ carol: welcome back to

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. >> bret: and this is a fox news alert, welcome to john roberts and her bret baier. and virginia state house in the spotlight as lieutenant governor says he will not resign after we learned just about an hour ago that there is a second woman now accusing justin fairfax of sexual assault, the news coming on the heels of governor ralph norman telling staffers in the state of virginia he also will t resign over racist picture in his medical school yearbook. we have fox team coverage and peter doocy on how the controversy and the commonwealth to play in 2020, but we began with ellison barber with the latest developments from reach -- richmond, good evening, ellison, good evening, denying all of this and said part of a smear campaign. he called it vicious and orchestrated. he said he will not resign, but a former governor of virginia from governor terry mcauliffe, he says he really should. writing in a tweet "the allegations against justin fairfax incredible. he can no longer serve the people of virginia as lieutenant governor. i call for his immediate resignation." accor

hey, bret. >> bret: thanks, dana. declaration of a national emergency to build a border wall as he speaks out against socialism and for change in venezuela. chicago police want to talk again with the actor who says he was assaulted by pro-trumper attackers but now his story does not seem to be adding up. we begin a weeklong series on the controversial political manifesto known as the green new deal, that has presidential candidates scrambling. this is "special report." ♪ good evening. welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. president trump says a new day is coming in latin america. the

we will see you back here on monday, hey, bret. >> bret: hey, dana, thanks.son has been killed and four police officer was wounded during a shooting today at an industrial park in the chicago suburb of aurora, illinois. authorities say the suspect has been apprehended or neutralized in their words, waiting a news conference they are. senior correspondent mike tobin is live in aurora, good evening, mike. >> mike: good evening and a spokesman for the kane county office said one person killed throughout this incident. we heard from the spokesman for the city of aurora clayton muhammad who says that the shooter in this case has been neutralized. e

we will continue to put pressure on them to prevent that. >> dana: let's bring in bret baeir. i'm sitting in your seat. i'm feeling very humble about it. i do like to learn from you and what you're thinking about this. let's start with isis. the president not only speaking tonight, but tomorrow. they've already flagged this the state department speech. >> that's with coalition countries flagging isis. i think the president will make a pitch that those countries need to step up even more to fight isis. the u.s. has put the pedal to the metal trying to take away the territory. i thought the general, the head of central command was compelling. he makes a really interesting case about how the area has narrowed, but that, you know, left unchecked in 6 to 12 months isis could reflourish which is what we saw with with the ig report. >> dana: keeping the foot on the neck of the enemy is important. listen to the president. he was on face the nation, he's gone over this theme over and over again. how much money the american people spend and i expect he'll talk about this tonight. can we

and without clarity is just very frustrating to everybody involved in the prospect of a new deal bret's it is looming larger and larger which would not only be a disaster for britain it to be a disaster for oland village be very painful for the rest of the european union now mr peel reaction that where you are has been fast and furious especially from a leading up breaks of tears in great britain nigel for russia leading the pack former leader of the euro skeptic party ukip tweeted this in response to mr tusks comments. after a break that we will be free of i'm not elected arrogant bullies like you and run our own country sounds more like heaven to me. mr peel sounds like to say there. that though the reaction has been swift and immediate in the united kingdom walk us through some of the reactions there when you are. well the leader of the house of commons who is a member of the government and relents and was also very outspoken and said these remarks were described as well and quite an exceptional and he should apologize the truth is though that both mr for russia and indeed misled som

parliament quitting their parties and joining forces to form a new one with just over a month before bret's it day we know that time is not on their side tonight we ask what if anything is i bring golf in berlin this is the day. i'm done. i want to be caught to something better thanks. to all the main form teams. and none of us a plant to wait until those who are at the cliff say to fully take a stand just suppressed so having the courage to do what you know is right is hot and i'm very sad streaming times of people and i hope that one day we'll be able to welcome you back into the conservative family i'm not leaving the conservative party it's that. also coming up tonight sol the women seeking asylum here in germany they were able to flee their home country but some say it's still impossible to escape the had to i thought i was safe that the psychological warfare the violence and oppression would be over but i still feel like they could get me. to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and to our viewers all around the world welcome we begin the day with britain's breck's it bleeding i

bret? >> bret: thanks. bernie sanders launches his presidential run.oyalist in charge into investigations of his own conduct. and what would the green new deal due to america's economy? we'll take a look. this is "special report." good evening and welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. bernie sanders is giving it another try. the 77-year-old self-described democratic socialist will run for president again as a democrat in 2020. sanders said since his veiled attempt in 2016, many of his ideas have become part of the political mainstream and is

here's a bret. >> bret: does the fox news alert. i'm bret baier.enforcement actions and high-profile accusations lead the show. we are following a quartet of stories involving high-profile people accused of sex crimes. the list includes grammy award-winning r&b artist r. kelly, who is now facing almost a dozen charges of aggravated sexual abuse. new england patriots owner robert kraft caught up in a staying in a florida strip mall strip mall. virginie lieutenant governor justin fairfax, accused of sexual assault by two women. and president trump president trump spatial to

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i think bret's point is a very good one. remember when mueller was appointed the special counsel, the homework was simple, did anyone in the u.s. meddle in the investigation? you were asking that and that's what it is. >> to that point what is the material difference between meaning to collude and doing it by accident, which seems to sometimes be their defense, we didn't know what we were doing. we didn't have it together. >> at one point it becomes a legal definition. at what point can you held accountable for your actions. even if they don't invite the president now, could they consider doing an indictment? what it shows is how far are the republicans willing to go out on a ledge for him, especially in the senate, if they think something big is going to break and not the president's way. that's what i'm looking at. he has the authority to declare a emergency. if someone has a backbone to stand up to the president, that would be great. those politics will be very interesting. >> going to be the story of my life the next cou

know what is that cooper is trying to do and they're all the majority wants to go with the hardline bret'sit is a holding steady but i think that her main as they getting more and more confident that they're going to be on the haven't had a delay yes i would say that looking in the crystal ball i would say a delay is likely and if we're talking about like a two month delay it really talking about like a year i think initially it's going to be two months i think it's going to be like most politicians do across the world it's kicking the can down the road a little bit and what do you think this means for domestic politics with jeremy korb and theresa may i mean boy a while ago you thought the prime minister might be out but maybe she made it through that no confidence vote yes if there weren't enough of the. blocks it is that there weren't enough hard liners because they said jeremy culpa nobody wants a socialist government to some extent nobody could go to some extent is there a little bit of a role reversal between theresa may in germany corben here because of course now we're now politics

britain where company car sales in particular have stalled many firms are exercising caution due to bret's it topping the slowdown list though are italy and spain. there are several reasons behind the ongoing slump says consultancy firm why in many e.u. countries economic growth is slowing and the ongoing debate about c o two emissions and driving bans is also dampening the confidence of potential buyers. perth fashion week is just around the corner and the fear it's not only adults who are taking to the catwalk the first ever kids at fashion week took place on friday it's all youngsters and modeling a range of high end clothing for juniors kids brands appear to be especially interested in penetrating the ever growing chinese luxury of market which was worth twenty two billion dollars in twenty eighteen. and that's your business update for more you can always go to our website that's w dot com slash business thank you for watching. let's go live and. take a closer look at modern culture from. the culture of. what's coming up on the going to sleep so much movement in the thinking about this

s paul christian bret's caught up with david why the deputy c.e.o. at weill way technologies germany what ways facing a lot of criticism about the security of its technology with me here in barcelona is now david one for the c.e.o. of one way germany david i have to ask you point blank are there kill switches is there any back door that would allow the chinese government to enter your product and get data no there is a no kill switch there is no back doors how are part of the server you know hundred seventy countries for thirty years part oxen has been tested out costumers by u.k. governments the concolor and is there is no backdoor there is no kill switch. but currently you have an issue with trust a lot of people have started doubting you how do you want to regain that trust. huawei it will be more transparent will be more open will be more actively engaged with that they've been a stakeholder sort of media to introduce ourselves to promote ourselves. does the current situation hurt your business no it doesn't hurt our base much because our product

british prime minister theresa may has delayed a final parliamentary vote on bret's that until march the twelfth just days before britain is scheduled to leave the e.u. the vote was scheduled for next wednesday or travelled to brussels on tuesday to ask for amendments to the deal the other twenty seven members of the e.u. have already agreed to. a u.n. report says twenty eight thousand was the deadliest year in afghanistan's nearly two decade long war almost four thousand civilians were killed and thousands more wounded in attacks and bombings the us and the rebel taliban hold a new round of talks aimed at ending the conflict on monday. police in india say another fifty eight people have died from drinking tainted bootleg liquor taking the death toll from the latest mass alcohol poisoning to more than one hundred fifty another two hundred remain hospitalized the victims were tea plantation workers in assam state more than a dozen people have been arrested for selling the illegal booze. the world health organization has named it one of the top ten health threats facing humanity in twe

british lawmakers have approved a series of measures that could result in a delay to bret's and beyond the current march twenty ninth deadline m.p.'s voted to approve prime minister recep may's new plan from the from the european union it includes an option for parliament to vote on extending the current president life but mrs ray says that is not her preferred outcome the vote gives the prime minister more time to renegotiate an agreement with e.u. leaders. i did abuse up to get mass has been covering the action at westminster and has this update. what we know after a couple of days of drama here in westminster is this the reason may is still hoping that she will get had you through she still negotiating with brussels hoping to find a compromise that would be palatable to her in the house of commons in maximum two weeks' time she will present a new deal to palm and but if parliament once again rejects that deal then she will give parliamentarians the opportunity to vote for an extension of article fifty meaning that she will then go to the european union and ask for article fifty to b