i'm bret baier. a big win president trump in his fight to keep one of his top advisors from appearing before democrats in congress. a huge loss for democrats hoping for another chance to rekindle the russia investigation. an appeals court today rejected a house committee's effort to compel former white house counsel don began to testify david's fund is here with details. >> this is significant. this is a decision that both house democrats and those to the president have been waiting to learn four months. in a 2-1 ruling thread telling those democrats thought began, the former white house

bret baier here in iowa.we continue from here, this area has been hopping to put it mildly in days leading up to caucuses this evening. we found out visiting local businesses in person. they're soaking up, cashing in on all this extra attention. >> once every four years des moines is the epicenter of the political world. we love it. connell: teddy is a hit. although it is one of restaurateur chris's newer restaurants in des moines -- >> we'll need limes, lemons. connell: he is no stranger to the earnings explosion that caucus years can bring. >> our national pastime as it were, to be first-in-the-nation. we take that seriously. connell: he expect as 10 to 15% bump in sales at his second restaurant, bubbas. >> really a fun time to be here. it is a great boost for our january here in iowa once every four years. [cheering] connell: ordinarily politics is a topic most people avoid at the table. >> i actually believe in the constitution. [cheering] connell: but he doesn't play sides. >> that's why i'm in this figh

the wind advisory stays in effect until monday for most of the bret baier. the post and the santa cruz krar will be under the warning through monday. especially in the higher elevations, we'll be looking at this from 7:00 p.m. tomorrow winds out of the east, with gusts up to 50 or maybe even 60-miles-per-hour. and of course, there is a possibility of downed trees and power lines. starting at 7:00 tomorrow evening, we'll see gusts ranging from 25 to 30 miles an hour across much of the bret baier. overnight into sunday morning. we'll be looking at gusts from 25 to 40 miles an hour. that pattern tens through the day sunday and overnight sunday night before the wind begins to dominion he shall a bit. here's the seven-day forecast. once again, sown and pleasant on oscar sunday. quite windy. breezy and milder on monday. tuesday, high temperatures get up to near 70 degrees in our inland areas. sown and spring-like. and then there will be gradual cooling as we approach the end of next week. the dry pattern persists. it consists of something. >> it consists of no rai

are they treating bernie sanders as a front runner in iowa, bret baier in martha maccallum as they arek in >> the last day before the iowa caucuses in most of the media is about a man who was a real threat to the nomination, bernie sanders. >> the party better wake up. if they think the faces of the party that are going to be donald trump's bernie sanders and aoc, they are smoking something. >> bernie sanders, the democratic establishment, the more you talk to bernie sanders, the more -- >> they are colluding against bernie sanders, they did that in 2016. >> something newsworthy, bernie sanders became a democrat front runner, we did not think that was going to happen. he just had a heart attack. >> joining us from des moines bret baier and local anchor and special report martha maccallum host of the special impeachment coverage. brett i will start with you, front page headline in today's washington post. senders and an specter of socialism. >> bernie sanders whose ahead and several recent polls and virtually tied nationally with joe biden in a wall street journal nbc survey has a poten

what they say about the state of the democratic race, bret baier is standing by with a, are you therethe one we will keep trying with technical difficulties but i think bret is standing by over there for us. okay, let's skip ahead. president trump tonight making history with a new hampshire primary within the incumbent president in history. the president at it again and monday night in new hampshire new hampshire, looking to steal the democrats thunder with a keep america great rally in manchester. it was packed. he had a suggestion for folks for primary day.rs >> tomorrow, we will vote for the weakest candidate possible of the democrats. does thatck make sense? you people wouldn't do that. >> shannon:gh all right let's get the official republican reaction from the chairwoman of the rnc, great to have you back with us. >> great to be with you. ronna mcdaniel. >> shannon: okay, folks here very passionate. we got off to talk to some of the people to go to the rallies. this is how one of the supporters for senator sanders ended up winning tonight characterized things. she says trump is a

what they say about the state of the democratic race, bret baier is with us live, bret, are you there? bret, can you hear me? be when we will keep trying to work out the technical difficulties. i think bret is standing by over there for us. okay, let's skip ahead. president trump tonight making history with a new hampshire primary within the incumbent president in history. the president at it again and monday night in new hampshire new hampshire, looking to steal the democrats thunder with a keep america great rally in manchester. it was packed. he had a suggestion for folks for primary day. >> tomorrow, we will vote for the weakest candidate possible of the democrats. does that mak sen wouldn't do t >> shannon: all right let's get the official republican reaction from the chairwoman of the rnc, great to have you back with us. >> great to be with you. >> shannon: okay, folks here very passionate. we got off to talk to some of the people to go to the rallies. this is how one of the supporters for senator sanders ended up winning tonight characterized things. trump is a politician. bern

bret baier has it all covered for you.c: meanwhile, president trump is attempting to steal the spotlight from the democratic candidates on their own turf. he add had that rally last night in las vegas on the eve of today's nevada's caucuses. david spunt is live at the white house with more on what the president's folks are saying. hi, david. >> reporter: good afternoon to you. the president is back at the white house today, tomorrow he'll depart on a trip to india for several days to meet with prime minister modi, but you can imagine he's probably watching these caucus results to see how they may out in nevada. he's been really traveling around to some of the same states where democrats are casting those votes in caucuses and primaries. now, president trump had a swing out west specifically going to arizona, nevada and colorado. it's no coincidence though that he spent time in nevada just before today's caucus. now, at a rally yesterday in las vegas president trump took time to bash democrats and tout his own agenda. liste

here with the very latest on these primaries is our very own bret baier, martha maccallum. are at the fox news decision desk. we are 41 minutes in the 9:00 p.m. hour on the east coast, guys. bret, we thought we would have a call earlier than now. >> bret: that is right, sean. and the reason we haven't is because it continues to take back as far as the likelihood bernie sanders is going to win. the vote margin is getting tighter. bill went through the map pretty effectively a short time ago, but it's getting a little bit more uncomfortable to make that win. we still believe bernie sanders has a decent shot at winning this. pete buttigieg is over performing, and so is amy clover charter. has a shot to even close the gap. to second. speak don't mix before it is interesting to watch it is getting tighter and tighter. the big story obviously tonight, bite ended miserably and elizabeth warren, no one who has not won their neighboring state as a senator goes on to win the nomination. so obviously, it is a rough night for for her. klobuchar is at 20%, buttigieg at 23%, sanders at 2

a special guy named bret baier. >> bret: good evening, welcome to washington come on bret baier. we are following turtle major stories, trump advisor roger stone pacing 40 months in prison tonight -- that sentence was handed down by a federal judge following rejection earlier this month of the recommendation for a much longer penalty and subsequent torrent of criticism against both the president and his attorney general. and democratic presidential candidates are trying to catch their breath and lick their wounds after a debate that turned into a proverbial circular firing squad last night in las vegas. we start there, correspondent peter doocy recaps that event and one of the participants remarked it was a big victory for the man they are trying to defeat. >> six democrats walked into the casino last night in the candidate who may have benefited the most may have been the billionaire from new york, the one whose staying up the strip in a building with his name on it. >> the real winner was donald trump. >> michael bloomberg's debut was bruising. >> i would like to talk about who

bret baier and martha maccallum will break it all down for us. what did you just hear? it was a little bit of an apology and a promise there will be a review and that you can be assured the results they are going to present to us are accurate. >> bret: they were saying it is unacceptable and he's going to get to the bottom of it. it will put out 62% of the vote. you will see this on your screen once we get the actual vote from the iowa democratic party. at that point the fox news decision desk is going to make a decision whether we can make a stipulation of where everybody came in. third, second, third, fourth, based on what we had going in and the raw vote total they dumped at this hour. >> martha: this is a very unusual situation in the campaigns are weighing in with the numbers they believe they have. they have their own apps and counting people at all of the precincts across the state of iowa. raise yourself for what could be a battle over these numbers, because it is clear they may not line up perfectly with what the candidates think is fair. joe biden's team alrea

a special guy named bret baier. >> bret: good evening, welcome to washington come on bret baier.ing 40 months in prison tonight -- that sentence was handed down by a federal judge following rejection earlier this month of the recommendation for a much longer penalty and subsequent torrent of criticism against both the president and his attorney general. and democratic presidential candidates are trying to catch their breath and lick their wounds after a debate that turned into a proverbial circular firing squad last night in las vegas. we start there, correspondent

help break down the latest numbers and previewed tonight special coverage are martha maccallum and bret baiert there. martha, what do we know so far? >> starting to get some early feel for how some of us might shape up tonight, but everyone is on their way and it looks like it's going to be very interesting. that's something we can safely say at this point. a lot of people are fluid and willing to change their mind as they had to be caucuses. >> nobody knows how this is going to go and that's the nature of these caucuses. >> dana: that's one of my bold predictions. >> you really nailed it especially caucuses but you don't know who is going to show up, don't know how persuasive the different teams are going to be once they are in the room saying, come over to our side. it's all about reaching that viability, which is 15% in each precinct and it's all about ground game and organization. >> i was watching one of the early satellite ones coming in from paris and another one from florida and is just fascinating to watch. counting how many people are in each corner which we all know this is the way

>>good evening, i am shannon brm and for bret baier. fears of the coronavirus are appearing in various points around the globe tonight, sparking lockdowns, closings, and if new travel restrictions in europe, the middle east, and asia. here is our specialist tonight in northern italy. global market sellouts because of the virus made their way to the wall street today where the market took major hits. the dow dropped more than 1,000 points, making it the largest one-day point and percentage decline since february 8th 2018. the s&p 500 lost 112, both are now negative for 2020. nasdaq plummeted 355. we have fox team coverage tonight, the centers for disease control and prevention is trying to prevent the major outbreak in this country. we begin with fox news business correspondent susan li in new york with the analysis of all the market close today. good evening susan. >> good evening shannon, worst day on wall street in two years with the dousing its biggest point drop in history, losing 1,000 points. it's a second biggest point loss in th

i am bret baier. >> i am martha maccallum. >> bret: the speech will be low-key. usually these are wish lists for what a president wants from congress. this may be looking ahead to the election day. >> martha: we will be followed by the democratic response from a newcomer to the national political scene. michigan's governor gretchen wilmer will deliver that from a high school after the president's finishes tonight. >> bret: you saw vice-president pence arriving there. some of the congressmen on the aisles there in the house chamber. it's a packed house. our panel here. chris wallace and dana perino. >> i think we will get one of the most interesting moments right at the start. that's when the president enters the room and obviously he is near the end of the senate impeachment trial to see the reception he gets from democrats especially with he has to hand a copy of the state of the union speech to nancy pelosi. a few reporters were invited to a pre-buttal where they said they didn't like about the president's speech before he delivered it. i have never seen one wh

bret baier is sticking around with us, good evening.hat is your overall thought, and outright win for senator sanders but not by much when it comes to mayor pete. >> bret: i think it's obviously a win for bernie sanders but closer than we thought it was going to be. it is a big story line for amy klobuchar who really capitalized on a national debate performance and growth that momentum into the weekend, obviously a strong showing for mayor pete almost pulling out a win here after his win -- although fewer votes in iowa, another big story line is who did not perform. look for the death knell's to start sounding for joe biden at elizabeth warren. you have nevada and you have to wait until the end of the month for south carolina, you wonder if joe biden can make it there. >> shannon: i want to play something from a senate minority leader chuck schumer about his predictions for the fall. >> democrats will be strongly united together and we will be focused like a laser on beating donald trump. the enthusiasm you last saw in 2008 to elect bar

let's bring in special report anchor bret baier on "fox news sunday" anchor chris wallace. so is this shaping up to be what we expected? bernie sanders looks like he's got the lead. >> i think the two things we know about tonight is that bernie sanders is going to win and that joe biden is going to lose and lose badly. this is pretty extraordinary. this is the former vice president of the united states until the last week the front runner for this nomination, he is now trailing nationally in three poles to bernie sanders and he is getting out of dodge. he is going to be in south carolina tonight. why? so that when he speaks, he is going to say who cares about new hampshire, who cares about iowa, it is onto nevada and south carolina but he's not going to be able to change the subject, people are going to think here is the vice president, former vice president of the united states and he's fourth in iowa or fourth and fifth in new hampshire. >> dana: the momentum going in the wrong direction but bernie sanders looks like he's going to win. what about mayor pete and what has h

bret baier, thank you so much for the quick turnaround, we appreciate it. >> bret: sure. >> dana: let's get more on the president's decision to commute former illinois governor kupperman six a simpsons, matt finn is live outside of speech when he sixes house. >> dana, this house behind me, the house in this neighborhood really served as that headquarters and at ground zero for the family. it the former governor would be seen drying and his neighborhood, he often interacted with media and spokespeople for the family held press coverage is here. 5:30 two chicago reporter larry allen is now reporting that he has spoke to patty look waive it, the wife of the former governor patty lacroix veg house fox 32 if the paperwork is not completed in the amount of time, it will be done tomorrow morning. patty see 26 also mentioned that rob has off-duty officers who will pick him up at the airport while patty stays here at the house. blagojevich has been locked up for nearly eight years in a federal prison in colorado. blagojevich was a democratic governor, his wife patty's father was a chicago alderm

bret baier anchor of special report at 6:00 p.m. eastern.he's news conference. good morning. bret. talk about the balance the president needs to strike tonight. on the one hand he told reporters yefd the outbreak is out of control and his administration seems to be taking extraordinary efforts to reassure the public. >> two sides to the story. one is the policy side and the facts and figures, money, what the requests are. capitol hill is saying the requests from the administration fall short of what they think on capitol hill democrats and republicans may be needed in the long term. chuck schumer is at 8.5 billion. administration is not there yet. the policy side and getting the masks from 30 million to 300 million according to secretary azar. those the real challenges. the other side is the politics side. if you look back at big moments think about hurricane katrina for the bush administration and how no matter what -- how anybody looked at that how it was portrayed politically had an effect. look at the b.p. oil spill for president obama.

. >> i am bret baier, just moments away returning the verdict in president trump's impeachment trial. >> senators will castro two votes. one for each article of impeachment. the first abuse of power, and obstruction of congress. >> guilty or not guilty, for a look at how this will play out, let's turn to congressional correspondent chad pergram on capitol hill. good afternoon, chad. >> for only the third time in u.s. history, the senate will vote to determine the guilt or innocence of a u.s. president. there have been a total of impeachment -- 20impeachments, s and removals, that will not happen today. in the past several moments we have gotten the news that joe manchin, democratic senator from west virginia will vote to convict, and the senator from arizona will vote to convict as well paired here are the mechanics. when i come back into session, they will go through each article of impeachment, the senators will be called alphabetically. they will rise from the desk and vote guilty, not guilty, then they will tabulate. it takes 67 votes, if you go back to 1999 with president clinton

bret baier was talking about the tire shop owner they talk to, that four years ago was dying on the vine never sold so many tires. he doesn't like when president trump treats. he says his business is thriving, so he knows who he will vote for. >> guy: that's a lot of potential trauma voters. people who don't live everything they see from the president's construct but they are looking for results and saying, "to be really want to completely shift gears potentially do something like socialism?" it's a tough question to answer, especially on the economy. on the point of crossing over and voting what we saw in the counter programming rally for president trump, i always find it interesting that the campaign puts out numbers based on the data they get from the people who register. there were over 50,000 people who wanted tickets, of course they couldn't fit anyone anywhere close to that in the building. of that 52,000 group, 20% of them are democrats. so a quarter of the people who wanted to be at this trump rally are registered democrats. i think very interestingly 17% of the people at that r

i'm bret baier in washington.silver state with what could likely be record turnout there. early votes coming into the fox news decision desk suggests bernie sanders is off to an early lead, although, too early right now to project whether the self-described democratic socialist will win. although we're closing in as we get more numbers, the nation's third contest in the democratic presidential primary, 45.2% for sanders. biden at 18.1. steyer performing well. remember tom steyer, the billionaire was not on the debate stage in las vegas. he has spent millions of dollars on campaign ads in las vegas and more importantly in south carolina, the next stop, where he's also performing well in third heading into that. 36 pledge delegates up for grabs in nevada, a small portion of the 1991 needed to clinch the nomination. that will happen at milwaukee at the convention. pete buttigieg leading with pledge delegates heading into nevada one ahead of sanders followed by warren, klobuchar and biden. alicia acuna is following th

joining us live from des moines, our own martha maccallum and bret baier. seems like a lot of infighting on a lot of battling behind the scenes. bret baier, martha, what do you think? >> bret: i think you're right. it's a tight race. we don't have any hard numbers. we have entrance data and the voter analysis data. looks like a very tight race. looks perhaps like mayor pete might be having a better night than people thought he would have. sanders very strong here in iowa, continues to show that. until we get those numbers out of those precincts from all those different moving around, we sure. >> martha: the first alignment numbers with a percent and a half in so far, it looks like it's potentially a good night for pete buttigieg, though it's really too early to say. he seemed to have had some momentum in the final days as we headed into the caucus here. as you say, bernie sanders feels very put upon by the rest of his party. they want to make sure that they get, that they get an honest outcome from tonight. there's a lot of forces very concerned about him d

good evening, i'm bret baier.tha: and i'm martha maccallum, we're just two days away from this first in the nation primary. virtually the entire democratic field crisscrossing new hampshire, but it's bernie sanders and pete buttigieg who are trying to capitalize heading into tuesday. both candidates spoke with chris wallace earlier on "fox news sunday." >> we are building the movement that is going to defeat donald trump. i want everybody to help out. i want everybody who shares that vision to be at our side. i'm building a campaign that's not defined by who we reequity, it's defined by belonging, by inclusion. >> we are a campaign of the working class, by the working class and for the working class. and we are going to take on wall street and the insurance companies and the drug compans and the fossil fuel industry and finally create a government and an economy that works for all of us, not just the 1%. bret: the latest real clear politics average of polls showing sanders in the lead but mayor with pete not far b

i want to bring in bret baier, chief political anger and anger of "special report." bret come a lot there. we first heard from the speaker of the house, nancy pelosi, and her weekly news conference. this was more than a clap back. this had been planned since his tweets. the president's tweet yesterday afternoon, that this would happen at noon eastern. >> harris, clearly this was not a teleprompter speech. this was the president, pretty much stream of consciousness, reacting as he saw it to how this all went down. as you saw it, thinking all of the different people in the room. his legal team getting a standing ovation. senator mitch mcconnell getting a standing ovation. and then one by one, going through all of the senators and house members. i was struck by -- first of all, how perhaps senator susan collins, when she said the president has learned from this, he has learned something but it probably wasn't that he was wrong. that's not what he takes away from it. he says that it was an evil impeachment at one time, which was raising eyebrows. he said it was all b.s. u

bret baier and special coverage of the primary saturday night, as well.s we expected, bernie sanders is the official front-runner, so that means you will take the most incoming. >> it is beautiful think about this, he has run for president before, but never been that guy, the guy everyone is going after in the spotlight. this was that night. the debate overall was pretty messy, chaotic. there were hand waving. it was really loud. it seemed like that will ferrell character who couldn't control the tone and pitch of his voice when he's talking. some of that happened. but you are right, the candidates, most of them, were trained on sanders. a few of them here. >> i'll tell you exactly what it adds up to. it adds up to four more years of donald trump. kevin mccarthy as speaker of the house, and the inability to get the senate into democratic hands. the time has come for us to stop acting like the presidency is the only office that matters. not only is this a way to get donald trump reelected, we've got a house to worry about. without a senate to worry about.

bret baier live in raleigh, north carolina.st night when the president came to the briefing room of the white house, how do you see the politics of this pandemic going back and forth? >> there are two sides. one is the policy, and one is how you deal with the expansion of the coronavirus. but the other is a politics. and it is washington, everything is wrapped in that. some of the fact checks out there today are starting to do is to say that some of the things that the democrats on capitol hill and on the campaign trail have been saying are just not the fact, you had joe biden and mike bloomberg saying that president trump has wiped out or defunded the centers for disease can, he has wiped all of that out. that is not the fact. in fact, financing for nih has increased. and any proposed cuts never became reality. the second thing is that the pandemic response is set in stone. whether the white house is saying something or not, it has been set up already. and a lot of fact-checkers are looking back and saying, so far things are g

still in the 70s for many parts of the bret baier. san francisco, oakland, 72 degrees in napa. we look at a nice picture. notice haze just building. tomorrow morning, 40s, 50s, some higher clouds and then into the afternoon hours, the numbers will come down a few degrees. it will be warmer than average but not as warm as today. 75 in santa rosa sfooflt in san rafael. 76 in fairfield, concord, 78 in sandal jose. 73 in santa cruz. higher clouds will filter the sunshine. remember we've been talking about the possible of showers every time the model has been backing off as we get closer and that's happening again. somebody will see some pre sim. saturday night into sunday, they'll be seeing snow showers. in southern california, they will get some wet weather. under fortunately for us, we're not expecting rain here. the central coast may see a few isolated showers. in terms of rainfall totals, a few hundredths of an ink. fog and more clouds. the temperatures dip a little bit. much cooler for the weekend. low to mid 60s inland. you will feel the chill sunday and monday mornings. gust

kevin corke straight ahead, bret baier, howie kurtz, here late tonight with top moments on the debate. let's begin with correspondent peter doocy eye from the spin room in las vegas, the site of tonight's debate. that evening, peter. >> getting in, mike, the democratic candidates, who have spent weeks leaping through opposition research of michael bloomberg did not hesitate to bring it. >> i'm talking about mayor bloomberg. >> the one campaign says lines like that helped her have her best fund-raising hour every tonight, but it was bernie sanders who had bloomberg's attention, arguing that sanders is unelectable and called democratic socialism communism. speak with the best known socialist in the country happens to be a billionaire with three houses. what did i miss here? >> you missed that i work in washington -- >> that's the first problem. >> live in burlington, and forgive me for that. where is your home? which tax haven? >> new york city. >> joe biden was at center stage, but didn't really get much attention from his rivals the way he did when he was pulling better. instead, bloo

i want to bring in martha maccallum, bret baier. both are waiting., martha, and a sense of how late this could go customer unbelievable. >> martha: we are hearing soon. we are hoping we can make a call soon. we're basically looking at two counties here. we are waiting for these last votes to come in and one of the interesting things that came out in the fox about her analysis, laura, is that the late deciders tied between buttigieg and klobuchar and i think we are seeing some of that play out here late night tonight. >> bret: those two cities are actually the ones that are just not complete and they are actually down to like, 22%, 33% reporting, the rest of it, 100% reporting and there you can see the breakdown but there is en there that buttigieg could close or klobuchar could come in second. it looks like bernie sanders is heading for a win. but it is going to be a lot closer than people thought going into tonight. >> laura: pete buttigieg is taking the microphone now so we're going to stop in and check in with him and see what he has to say. this

bret baier is on deck.att finn live this morning on the ground in new hampshire for us. >> we're in ward 1 in nashua, new hampshire. the ward moderator tells us there are 7,000 registered voters in the ward. we've watched them pour in all morning long. things appear to be going off without a hitch. voters get into the lines based on the first letter of their last name and cast their vote in the private voting booths. people will cast their vote on a paper ballot entering the name of their candidate and the ballots are electronically you counted. the ward moderator tells us he expects to announce the name of the winner in the ward 30 minutes after the doors close tonight at 8:00 p.m. a short while ago pete buttigieg stopped by this voting location and greeted by a loud group of supporters and the city's mayor, buttigieg said he is feeling fantastic. his campaign tells fox news field workers will be very busy today with 15 offices statewide. volunteers will be door knocking and calls to win over undecided vot

i'm bret baier. if you have money invested in the stock market for your 401(k), the coronavirus may be costing you big money. fears of the spread of the outbreak have led to wall street's worst week since the financial crisis since 2008. the dom hemorrhaging 4.5%. the s&p 500 dropped 138. 12% below the high. the nasdaq plunging 4%. the trump administration says the concern is low but it's on the rise. from a high school in the west coast, cancelling classes after a student was put in quarantine to hundreds on the east coast putting themselves in isolation. we have fox team coverage. benjamin hall in london with what is happening in europe and elsewhere. kristin fisher at the white house updates us on the administration's response. we begin with jackie deangelis with another grisly day on the markets. >> the dow and the s&p 500 closing in correction, which means down more than 10% from the record highs. all on coronavirus concerns. it took six down days to get here. all three indices suffering their w

i am bret baier. >> i am martha maccallum. >> bret: the speech will be low-key.ally these are wish lists for what a president wants

i'm bret baier. almost 50 americans who were corcorn --most people will be in for another 14 days. for more than a dozen of them, that fear has turned to reality. there are economic fears tonight as apple's warning investors it will not meet its second quarter numbers because of a production cut in china where the outbreak is centered. we have coverage tonight. susan li in new york with what the apple announcement means for the markets. we begin with senior correspondent just outside travis air force base. good evening, claudia. >> good evening, dolomite. it would appear that the number just about doubled overnight after two charter flights brought americans home from japan including more than a dozen who tested positive. after ten days cor quarantined,e state department chartered out of japan. we are exhausted, but we we are on the plane. >> among them, 14 people now known to have the corona virus were thrown dominic flown. they didn't find out they were positive until the entire group was already headed to the airport. one of the flights arrived late sunday here at travis air for

good evening, i'm bret baier in new york.al coverage of the south carolina primary. there are 54 but delegates up for grabs tonight. most of any of the four early voting states, a win tonight could propel a new candidate to front runner status ahead of super tuesday when 14 states will vote. here's a look at the race heading into tonight. bernie sanders leading the pack with delegates, 45 them. pete buttigieg has 26 delegates. a strong finish tonight, 15, elizabeth warren with eight. sender amy klobuchar seven. many of the other 2020 democrats already setting their sights on super tuesday, campaigning tonight in those other critical states. we should know more about south carolina actually and 18 seconds. remember, joe biden run for president, this is his third time. he's never finished in the top three in a primary or caucus. tonight is a big night for the former vice president of the united states. standby as opposed close in south carolina. it's now 7:00 o'clock on the east coast and fox news decision desk, former vice pre

good evening, i'm bret baier. >> i martha maccallum and this is fox news democracy 2020 on the new hampshire primary. ♪ >> bret: the countdown begins over the next two hours we will bring you from correspondence following the major candidates in looking at the last-minute preparation before the nation primary. >> martha: take you back to iowa tonight where to democratic campaigns have officially requested a partial canvas of the votes they are. >> bret: pack your new hampshire, president trump will make his presence felt with the brig rally and you can see people lined up their life here in manchester in less than an hour. >> martha: were getting a look at the final major poles as we head to the primaries and the bernie sanders in the lead, 20%, and the survey. pete buttigieg is at 19%, down about six points over the last 48 hours or so in minnesota senator amy klobuchar has been surging and she's up eight points in two days. up to 14% and former president and vice presidenjoe biden chec. it was to see an end poles, 29% and pete buttigieg 22, but warren and 7% and that bowl. >> martha: peter

and special coverage of our coverage of the nevada caucuses hosted by bret baier that begins at 4 p.m. eastern today. gillian: investigators now searching for two missing children in the state of idaho. we'll tell you next why their mother is now behind bars in hawaii coming up. let's get down to business. the business of family time... ...and downtime. ...and you time. ...and forgetting what time it is...altogether. modernized comfort inns and suites have been refreshed because when your business is making time, our business is you. get the lowest price guaranteed on all choice hotels when you book direct at choicehotels.com. >> the mother of two missing idaho children is fighting extradition today after being arrested in hawaii. lauren green is live with the latest on this story. >> hey, gillian, laurie vallow is now in custody for the disappearance of her two children in a case that continues to get more and more bizarre. the 46-year-old vallow appeared in court friday in hawaii on charges of felony child abandonment. the judge refused to lower her bail, set at $5 million, believin

i'm bret baier. almost 50 americans who were corcorn --most people will be in for another 14 days.r has turned to reality. there are economic fears tonight as apple's warning investors it will not meet its second quarter numbers because of a production cut in china where the outbreak is centered. we have coverage tonight. susan li in new york with what the apple announcement means for the markets. we begin with senior correspondent just

. >> bret: good evening to washington, i'm bret baier. the death toll in china is now almost 700 people. that is an increase of 81 in a single day, and those are the public numbers from chinese officials. some u.s. health officials believe the real death toll may be higher. the number of cases in china is closing in on at least 25,000. president trump already conducting high-level talks with his chinese counterpart about the situation. china has been critical of the u.s. response so far. this morning, the president said china is doing a good and professional job dealing with the outbreak. this comes as the u.s. brings on more americans from the infection zone. and that is raising new questions tonight about the virus here at home. we are fox team coverage, brian unice is in new jersey as passengers on a cruise ship docked this morning being tested for the virus. an correspondent jonathan serrie's in atlanta with the latest on the fight to prevent the epidemic from spreading in the u.s. >> good evening, bret. one of those evacuation sites

. >> bret: good evening to washington, i'm bret baier. is now almost 700 people. that is an increase of 81 in a single day, and those are the public numbers from chinese officials. some u.s. health officials believe the real death toll may be higher. the number of cases in china is closing in on at least 25,000. president trump already conducting high-level talks with his chinese counterpart about the situation. china has been critical of the u.s. response so far. this morning, the president said china is doing a good and professional job dealing with the outbreak. th

. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> bret: a good evening, welcome to new hampshire, i'm bret baier. >> and i martha maccallum.e coming live from the fox box in bedford new hampshire. >> bret: in a little less then one hour the polls close here and then all the polls will close at 8:00 p.m. we have fox team coverage to start at the show, correspondence covering all the ager campaigns plus the finest analysis, opinion and even predictions along the way. >> martha: let's kick things off in manchester where correspondent peter doocy shows us how the candidate spent his final day. >> good evening martha and brett. joe biden predicted last week that he would probably take a hit here but he wouldn't be around to file. biden volunteers and well-wishers from his ten new hampshire field office will watch the results come in tonight by themselves so he can get a head start on the south carolina primary. >> and heading to south carolina tonight. >> but that wasn't the plan when biden started courting new hampshire voters. >> new hampshire is important that i plan on winning. >> stilled 77-year-old believes history is on

." ♪ good evening and welcome to washington come on bret baier.resident trump is in a giving mood tonight, he's dishing out one of the most precious assets of his position, clemency to several well-known political and financial figures convicted of federal crimes. they include a notorious democratic governor, a former championship sports team owner, and a former new york city police commissioner. all of this happens against a backdrop of judicial intrigue and raised eyebrows involving the president, his tweets and comments, and his attorney general. john roberts starts us off tonight from the north lawn. >> good evening, president trump greased some skids for a controversial clemency grant to date sending out football legends to get the ball rolling with a fairly innocuous pardon. then dropping the big one, rod blagojevich. >> the release from prison of the former illinois governor was a long time coming, his supporters have been advocating for a pardon since president trump took office. in the end, he stopped short of a full pardon, instead commu

>>good evening, i am shannon brm and for bret baier.are appearing in various points around the globe tonight, sparking lockdowns, closings, and if new travel restrictions in europe, the middle east, and asia. here is our specialist tonight in northern italy. global market sellouts because of the virus made their way to the wall street today where the market took major hits. the dow dropped more than 1,000 points, making it the largest one-day point and percentage decline since february 8th 2018. the s&p 500 lost 112, both are now negative for 2020.

i'm bret baier. we are following two major stories.ounsel after a big decision by federal prosecutors to drop an investigation and the former fbi director, acting director andrew mccabe over allegations he lied to federal officials about his involvement in a leak to the media, and the start of an investigation into the guilty plea of the president 's former national security advisor michael flynn. plus there is word of an agreement that should be a large step towards ending america's largest war.

i'm bret baier. we are following two major stories. president trump are now keeping his own counsel after a big decision by federal prosecutors to drop an investigation and the former fbi director, acting director andrew mccabe over allegations he lied to federal officials about his involvement in a leak to the media, and the start of an investigation into the guilty plea of the president 's former national security advisor michael flynn. plus there is word of an agreement that should be a large step towards ending america's largest war. a deal is been struck with the taliban that might proceed to withdraw from afghanistan for jennifer griffin starts off tonight live from the pentagon. >> it's not clear when next week the clock begins on the seven-day reduction of violence, a progressive quit for a signing ceremony that many hope will be the beginning of the end of the afghan war. the announcement came on the sidelines of the munich security conference where defense secretary mark esper and secretary of state mike pompeo met afghan pre

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. >> bret: welcome to washington, i'm bret baier. a dramatic new warning for americans about the coronavirus or its official name covid-19. the centers for disease control and prevention is telling people in the u.s. are telling people to brace for a likely outbreak of the virus, it's not so much if the virus will come but when. that warning on the same day the president and his administration projected confidence about containing the virus -- as it spreads globally, concerns prompted another major hit to international and financial markets. we'll talk with the head of infectious diseases in just a few seconds. if we begin tonight with correspondent jonathan serrie, home of the cdc in atlanta. >> cdc officials today say that this outbreak meets several criteria for a pandemic with another possibly on the horizon. world wide spread. >> as covid-19 spreads to more countries outside china, federal health officials warned containment efforts at our nation's borders will become more difficult. >> ultimately we expect we will see communiti