brian dennis went on to puerto rico and joins us live in new york. hard to imagine this.led this report from puerto rico. ♪ >> and puerto rico after six months, josÉ rodriguez, they finally have power. >> i'm so happy. >> the last 180 days have been a struggle. >> it is so hard. no powermad no running water. for three months they showered with a bucket. he and his wife took turns caring for their 82-year-old father suffering from parkinson's disease and alzheimer's. >> they have tv, all this stuff. but they don't have power and he don't know. reporter: 100,000 americans are with our power on the island. from all over the u.s. are here. >> figure six, seven months without power and they are very grateful we are here. they go back to the room and cry at night. >> an estimated 470,000 puerto ricans are expected to leave the island over the next two years. in the hardest hit, roberto martinez is now moving the family to indiana. >> to have to abandon my grandmother, my mother, my family after all these years together, to have to make a decision like this now is difficult. >>

certainly well-intentioned this is not the way to go about it in the meantime fox news correspondent brian dennisse protesters in central park with the very latest. hi, brian. reporter: hi, neil well that's right we're here with 30,000 people and yes the main event is in washington d.c. where 500,000 plus are expected but there are 800 events happening all around the country nearly a march in every single state. today here at about 11:00 three speakers from marjory stoneman douglas will speak and they'll have a moment of silence at the beginning for the 17 kids who were gunned down and you can tell some of the signs here obviously from the protesters here they'll be marching to mid town today in the next hour or so. basically though, you know, it's hard to not say that these students have had some kind of an affect remember in the state of florida what these students and this movement is calling for ultimately is for the ban of a u.s. rifles, the ban of high capacity magazines and florida passing their first gun legislation in over 20 years because of the movement from these students and what the

john bishop, brian conley, le5 dennis, david walliams, comedians have been lining up today to pay tributese welcome ken dodd! when he walked on, the place used to go up and he hadn't even said anything! now, that doesn't happen very often! how tickled we were! how tickled we are! he would fire the gag5 out at you! in liverpool we call it he would fire the gag5 out at you! in liverpoolwe call it "hur". he stayed loyal to liverpool, living all his life in the same house, where three days ago he finally married anne, his partner of a0 years. i've been overwhelmed by the love and affection which i've already received from dear friends and the public. and i thank you all for being here. there was the issue of his tax affairs, but he was acquitted and it just of his tax affairs, but he was acquitted and itju5t became more material for his act. the job i fa ncy material for his act. the job i fancy i5 chancellor of the exchequer —at fancy i5 chancellor of the exchequer — at least i would be reunited with my money! he was one of the last link5 my money! he was one of the last links to music hall.

john bishop, brian conley, les dennis, david walliams, comedians have been lining up today to pay tributeand he hadn't even said anything! now, that doesn't happen very often! how tickled we were! how tickled we are! he would fire the gags out at you! in liverpool we call it "hur". we always say "the judy with the furr hurr." he stayed loyal to liverpool, living all his life in the same house, where three days ago he finally married anne, his partner of a0 years. i've been overwhelmed by the love and affection which i've already received from dear friends and the public. and i thank you all for being here. there was the issue of his tax affairs, but he was acquitted and itjust became more material for his act. the job i fancy is chancellor of the exchequer — at least i'd be reunited with my money! he was one of the last links to music hall. ken dodd — it really is the end of an era. remembering sir ken dodd, and we will be speaking with his friend and fellow comichmmy tarbuck. we still have rain around chiefly central and eastern parts of england, lingering longest across east anglia and

brian: huge guest coming your way. hollywood super star dennishe was talking about yesterday on "the view" is what we were all talking about, russia and the investigation and what can we trust to actually be the truth when it comes to the fisa court. among the people who are fed up and had it up to here, is obviously the chairman of the house intelligence committee devin nunes. and he is asking for an examination of the entire fisa process. ainsley: he wrote a letter to the attorney general to jeff sessions just this blistering letter indicating how furious he is a portion of that letter reads: under the subsection fisa verification of accuracy procedures, the fbi itself acknowledges this important accuracy of the information contained within fisa applications is of utmost importance. only documented and verified information may be used to support fbi applications to the court. only documented, only verified accuracy of information is important. steve: and the reason that's important is because now we all know that that dossier is unverified. and

bowers the movie "i can only imagine" opens up on friday bruin brian do you know how we know that one of the stars was on our couch. steve: dennisainsley, brian, good to have you back in the house welcome back. ainsley: good to be back. thank you so much. brian: a lot going on. sometimes you take off from a couple hours from the news because, i don't know, you are on a train or decide not to have anything to plugged in and you go for a job thursday, what could possibly have happened to make major news like, i don't know, the president agreeing to a one-on-one with kim jong un? yeah, that's about it. ainsley: you can't pick it up a year later and not know what's going on. brian: it's crazy. steve: if you miss a little, you miss a lot. yesterday we learned from white house officials that nothing's off the table. we don't know, maybe kim is going to come to the white house. meet in washington, d.c. with the president. maybe then again, the president might actually go to north korea. everything is still on the table. regarding there have been a number of people well, you know, the president is so impulsive he just decided on a whim

dennis. steve: she, sally hernandez has refused to comment on this as have four county commissioner and judge involved in the sanctuary city policy down there in texas. brianunt on you for that. jillian: if i refuse, then i might get in trouble. brian: that's the story and you would probably cover it. jillian: good morning to you guys and to you at home as well. let's talk about a teenager who researched isis and under arrest for bringing a homemade bomb to school. students evacuated when a backpack started smoking in a common area on the campus in utah. no one was hurt. but police say it had the potential to kill people. the unidentified student is also suspected of spraying graffiti and flying an isis flag at another school nearby. the kansas secretary of state defending a voter registration law saying it stops up to 18,000 noncitizens from casting ballots. republican kris kobach is fighting aclu lawsuit claims the law targets minorities and democrats. voters must now show i.d. like a birth certificate or passport to register. previously they only had to check a box. claiming they were over 18 and a u.s. citizen. how about this? a man running from police

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