the woman bonnie caldwell was engaged to joseph deangelo in the 70s but broke off the engagement. investigators say that may have led to the string of rapes and murders in the 70s and 80s, one of his alleged victims says he repeatedly yelled i hate you bonnie after she was raped in 1978. >>> investigators say she is one of the killers youngest victims, we are learning from the woman who was attacked at knife point, bound with rope and raped. it all happened in 1979 when the woman, mary berwert was just 13. >> above all i am so happy. it is the best news. there was a time when i thought i would never know.>> this is a picture of mary berwert from 1979 when she celebrated her 13th birthday, two months after the picture was taken her life

caldwell says aghdam's family has been cooperative.o mayor rico medina says his city is trying to put this past them.rico medina/mayor- "we have come from a devastation in 2010. we had another crisis this week and together as a community, we're going to get through it and ensure that we move forward." police still won't say which shooting range nasim aghdam used for practice before driving to youtube. though several san bruno police officers spent about two hours at jackson arms shooting range in south san francisco wednesday. commander geoff caldwell will only say that a manager of the unnamed shooting range reached out to police after believing the shooter made at stop at their facility. as for the remaining hospitalized victim... his condition has been upgraded from critical to fair. in san bruno, philippe djegal, kron four news. (pam) in the east bay... a contra costa county deputy has been arrested , after authorities say, he had sex with two inmates. 26 year old patrick morseman was arrested yesterday in richmond. the sheriff say

commander caldwell says aghdam opened fire at youtube headquaters, shooting several rounds...gazine, and continued firing before turning the gun on herself. rico medina/mayor- "it does shake the community -- it was a crisis." san bruno mayor rico medina, says he's working with city manager connie jackson and other local agencies to try to move forward... evaluate what happened, and find ways to prevent another shooting like this. for the first time since it was lockeddown tuesday -- youtube headquarters is back open. though police and security guards are still monitoring all e ntries and exits. jackson says the first three officers on-scene tuesday entered the building quickly and helped minimize the damage. connie jackson/city manager- they deployed in a spectacular manner and we are very very proud, uh, not only of the work they did, but the results." shortly after the incident... san bruno police say six officers traveled down to southern california... and with help from the bureau of alcohol, tobacco, firearms and explosives... executed two search warrants case. those offi

prosecutors allege pastor kirby caldwell bilked millions of investors in a chinese bond scheme. he and his business partner face wire fraud and money laundering. the 64-year-old caldwell is a senior pastor of windsor village united methodist church in houston and reportedly a former spiritual adviser to george w. bush and barack obama. >>> a 13-year-old boy saved hours after falling into the city's sewer system. more on the rescue straight ahead. internet providers promise business owners a lot. let's see who delivers more. comcast business offers fast gig-speeds across our network. at&t doesn't. we offer more complete reliability with up to 8 hours of 4g wireless network backup. at&t, no way. we offer 35 voice features and solutions that grow with your business. at&t, not so much. we give you 75 mbps for $59.95. that's more speed than at&t's comparable bundle, for less. call today. >>> 4:23 eastern time. two firefighters killed in a plane crash on indiana airport runway. authorities say 31-year-olds kyle hipp and david windcamper were taking off in the plane and hit the larger

this is a business i'm christopher caldwell welcome to the tit for tat trade dispute between the u.s. and china continues on wednesday beijing announced additional tariffs on one hundred six u.s. products worth around fifty billion dollars including cars and soybean meaning that farmers many of whom voted for u.s. president donald trump are most likely to be hit beijing is yet to announce when the terrorists take effect. now before the trump administration had rolled out its own list of proposed chinese imports to be hit with fresh terrorist thirteen hundred products worth roughly fifty billion dollars would be subject to an added import duty of twenty five per cent now the list includes various industrial components for airplanes like launching gears turbines flight data recorders and even tires the medical and pharmaceutical sector is also affected with extra terrorists to be put on different later and many medicines interestingly the mobile phones which constitute about forty percent of u.s. imports from china are exempt from the long list with the u.s. government likely to be fear

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report which then was used for a blanket ban against russian athletes what it mclaren have to say caldwell richard mclaren a canadian lawyer who compiled a massive report based on. allegations he himself says that basically well first and foremost he did not shy away from mentioning russian athletes by name in their reports and i mean the consequences for those athletes have been for many of them have been grave indeed at least their reputation was already marred or he testifying in front of the same judge said that basically mentioning a person in his report did not mean that he made an accusation he said that he did not mean to say that those people that he mentioned in the report in the doping report that they were somehow complicit to this scheme this is what he what he said he also said that apparently he couldn't explain to the judge why he just listened to grigori watch and cover never questioned his judgment never questioned the stuff that he heard from the option of he also did not did not out the alternative sources sort of speak he says he used for his report so a lot of questio

. >> reporter: d'angelo's fianci was named buddy caldwell. she was 24. according to a book by one of the investigators, richard shelby, the east area rapist yelled out i hate you, bonnie, as he raped one of his victims. he -- she called off the engagement and eventually marry someone else. there was a meeting scheduled with the district attorney's office. we also noticed the majority of the murders, the 10 out of the 12, occurred after he was fired from the police department. as for joseph deangelo's background, he grew up in western new york in the small town of a population of around 5000 people at the time. at some point, the family moved and he graduated from folsom senior right in 1964. he has a bachelors degree in criminal justice from sacramento state and served 22 months in vietnam. >> meanwhile, we are hearing from one of the youngest victims of the golden state killer. she was attacked at knife point, bound with rope and rate at her family's home. it happened in 1979 when she was 13 years old. she says she waited nearly 40 years for an arrest i

pastor kirby john caldwell delivered an easter sermon and denied scamming investors out of $3.5 million insists the bonds from china are legitimate and calls the charges frivolous. >>> jury selection begins today for bill cosby's sexual assault retrial. the first trial ended in a hung jury. dozens of women have accused the comedian of sexual misconduct. unlike the first trial, some accusers will take the stand. >>> new concerns about self-driving cars. after a crash with the tesla in autopilot mode. tesla says the car sent the driver several warnings to put his hands on the wheel before crashing into a highway barrier, in california, killing the driver. according to his brother, the driver complained several times that the car would turn toward that barrier. but the dealership could not replicate the issue. the ntsb is investigating. and says it's not happy that tesla has disclosed details of the case. >>> and a close call near dallas. a motorcycle driver's helmet recorded this three-vehicle crash. he was thrown off his bike. he is okay. nobody else was seriously hurt. police say one of

hillary clinton, charlie kirk, founder and executive director of turning point usa a political analyst caldwellank you and welcome to all of you. i will start with you. is he draining the swamp or is it draining him? who is winning? >> there is evidence of donald trump draining the swamp by rolling back regulations, saving $8.1 billion in rigorously costs, and after renegotiating that, the tax bill. those are positive developments but there is also evidence donald trump is getting cozy with the swamp by way of the omnibus spending bill, a slap in the face to every conservative that voted for donald trump and should have been when he vetoed as he suggested he would when he ran for public office. there are levels to it and more to the swamp and being trained with that bill specifically. >> the president is furious about what is packed into this bill, he did sign it and they are trying to claw back the money but looks like that is the perfect set up of this contrast whether to overcome business as usual or get caught up in it. >> there are three branches of government, there are really four and th

joining us is jena caldwell. if candy is crushing isis, tax cuts, give me more candy. talk to me about this. break it down for me here. >> you know, michelle obama is a very educated and intellectual woman. to remind her and our audienceme of comments she's made in the past when they go low, we go high. and with that positive reinforcement she mentioned before, she should recognize there is people throughout the country who felt anxst because of their own conditions. we think about president trump, you may not agree with his approach, but he is looking to accomplish the commitments that he made during the campaign. certainly there is some things that have happened, deregulation has happened which caused the guy grow. we'll see 3, 4% growth this year. there is a lot of benefits to what president trump is doing. you may not agree with his approach, but there are things going on them that's something that we have to keep in consideration. lastly, michelle obama, president obama, they worked hard for hillary clinton. there may be hurt feelings. >> maybe a little bit. we al

caldwell you can come up and share some wisdom too. >> thank you. we just dealt with the six shootings that happied in the bay view. i had a conversation with one of the probation officers of the young man and he called his probation officer to look him up because he didn't feel safe. i met with him today and he said something about housing an employment. he doesn't feel safe in the place he is living in. he said if he was to be moved he would be moved into a rival territory where he cannot go. >> supervisor cohen: is to the answer to move into alameda county. if we moved here near stonestown but on the other side of the town from sunny dale and bay view, would that -- >> that would work because he would be out of the danger zone. we have five zones and they are in a ten minute radius. even moving out of county and certain parts of -- some that have lived the antioch. working on how do we place them out would be good. that's coming together with housing and police department and making sure when we do a plan it's not just us providing a plan, but th

. >> well, the bottom line is based on my conversations and based on caldwell's conversations you andave this new piece out talking about how scott pruitt has few allies inside the west wing. >> it has been really interesting to watch. he has had supporters who dismissed a lot of this. the fact that it keeps oncoming, it's made them question -- and also a gao, government accountability office that did find he did violate some epa rules as far as redecorating his office. he went over the $5,000 limit to decorate his office. so this is starting to make republicans raise some questions about him. they are not ready put him on the stake yet but they do want answers and i do expect at this hearing that republicans are not going to ignore this. they are not going to be as feisty but they are going to ask questions. the chair of the committee opened. he said look, we have some questions for you that we need to answer about your accountability and the use of taxpayers dollars. so these are things that they are concerned about to republicans on the hill, one in the house and one in the senate

caldwell was in church for easter service and he insists the bonds are legitimate and called the chargese paid everyone who asked for their money back. >>> thousands of teachers are taking part in rallies and walkouts today in kentucky and oklahoma demanding higher wages and better classroom resources. the protesters in oklahoma come on the heels of a $6,100 pay hike, but teachers there still make well below the national average. they also say their students were short changed and not nearly enough money was slate ford education programs and suppliers. the demonstrations follow a successful nine-day strike that gave west virginia teachers a 5% raise. >>> we survived the remnants of china's first space station have now fallen to earth the the spacecraft had about in a slow decent for weeks and at one point parts of the u.s. were in it's projected path. the bus-size station burned up over the south pacific near tahiti. there are no reports of injury or damage from the debris. >> whew. >> yeah. >>> so a kentucky couple is proving divorce isn't forever. >> no. haired holland and lillian barn

you are joined here by james caldwell and you had an opportunity to hear from the district attorney and from the city administrator's office and the budget analyst and i thought it was very important to balance this hearing out with not only with those in law enforcement but those that work as the complement to law enforcement from a community perspective, so i am delighted that you are here. i want to recognize the fact that we are going to hear from the budget access coalition after this presentation. i want to know what we can do better and what are some of the policies helping us reduce crime and are there any programs that are especially effective that we should be paying careful attention to. >> thank you for the opportunity to speak. i think going from the police department what chief scott was talking about the response team, that is a group that happens every wednesday that several groups come together to talk about violent incidents that happen over the weekend, juvenile pr probation, departmet of public health, sa san francio school district and clergy that come. we discuss w

strategist scott bolden, jamie weinstein's "national review" online, jamie weinstein, political analyst caldwellto all of you. i want to play what republican congressman john ratcliff had to say, former us attorney, here is what he had to say about where this goes. >> andrew mccabe according to fbi's own investigators was not truthful under oath. the same thing other folks like michael flynn and george papadopoulos and rick gates are currently being charged for so you would expect andrew mccabe would be treated the same under the law. >> will he be? will there be a, referral? >> i don't think so. was more dangerous is the lawsuit against the president or doj for this unjust firing, the attacks on his character by donald trump, that is the thing to look for. he was fired 26 hours before his pension, the investigation report was released then. that is a whole lot of problems for andrew mccabe. the constant attacks by donald trump drove the investigations which we didn't fly and simply had a lack of memory or could not recall facts that is not enough to criminally indict someone or even charge them

they know if they can get anywhere near, once they touch our ground it's caldwell come ts called welcome to the united states. the republicans are working hard and debbie sab kno -- debbie sts one of the leaders for weak borders. i don't know how she gets elected. a vote for a democrat in november is a vote for weak borders and crime. it's also a vote for much higher taxes. it's also a vote for be careful of your second amendment. be careful much your second amendment if they get in. the open border policies of the democratic party are not just wrong, they are dangerous and they are in fact deadly. they are deadly. they make no sense. they are deadly. their policies let gangs, some of the most of vicious gangs in the world pour into our country. they pour into our country. you know on long island you have gang members that are so tough that we send in these incredible i.c.e. agents. but you know what? the i.c.e. agents are much tougher. and they are grabbing them. and i'll tell you what. a doctor please, doctor? take your time, take your time, darling. jesse: president trump speaking liv

richard sower andgy anna caldwell is here.s for joining me. >> good to be here. >> molly: always a lot to unpack here. but let's start with one of the president's tweets. he says border patrol agents are not allowed to properly do their jobs at the border because of ridiculous liberal democrats. laws like catch and release, getting more dangerous. caravans coming. nuclear option needed to pass laws. now no more daca deal, a lot going on there. i want to start with you, richard. he goes from the caravans, ending with the daca deal. we know the folks coming in the caravans, the immigrants cannot apply for daca. that's not how it works. but what is the president doing here covering all this ground? >> i wish i knew the answer but i don't. i think he's mushing the immigration issue together. one issue is border security where democrats he willing to work with the president on. the second issue is the cash and release law and the third issue is those that came here that want to be american, live the american dream, that work, go to

on in caldwell, ohio, line for independents. go ahead. caller: yeah, there is a lot of talk in washington about playing fields, but when the c.e.o.s of insurance companies are getting filthy they are picking and choosing what type of medical you can have or can't have, that shame.ying we need to level the playing field. going, give dical them their tax break back, the kids at mcdonald's and old mcdonald's used to be kid's job, need medical, they or t need copay prescriptions cut, they don't need to go to the doctor, tell you., no, we can't help it's time for this country to wake up and start taking care of people and of the not jump the swamp people in washington. he swamp man, i don't think he's doing much for america's image. thank you. host: ron, you mentioned playing field. here is a story on the baseball playing field that was the site f that congressional shooting last year from roll call newspaper, robust security for team's first practice since that shooting. field down inball alexandria, seven miles from where washington, d.c., t

. >>> investigators are now scheduled to meet with d'angelo's former fianci, bonnie caldwell. >> there are hopes that she may be able to provide more insight into the alleged killers motives. >> reporter: d'angelo's fianci was named bonnie called way and at the time they were engaged d'angelo was 24. according to a book by one of the original investigators richard shelby, a east area rapist yelled out i hate you bonnie, i hate you as he raped one of his victims. bonnie called up the engagement and eventually married someone else. her daughter confirming her mom has a meeting scheduled with the sacramento county district attorney's office. we also noticed a trend, a majority of the murders, 10 of the 12 that he is responsible for, occurred after d'angelo was fired from the auburn police department. as for d'angelo's background, we have uncovered a few more pieces. he grew up in western new york in a small town called bath with a population of around 5000 people at the time. at some point the family moved and d'angelo graduated from fulsome senior high in 1964. he has a bachelors degree

fox news political analyst gianno caldwell. welcome.little bit more about republican congressman john ratcliffe had to say. he's a former u.s. attorney himself. here's what he had to say about where he thinks this goes. >> andrew mccabe, according to the fbi's own investigators was less than truthful under oath. the same thing other folks like michael flynn and george papadopoulos and rick gates are currently being charged for. you would expect that andrew mccabe would be treated the same under the law. >> shannon: scott, do you think there will be a criminal referral for andrew mccabe? >> i don't think so. what's more dangerous here's the lawsuit, civil lawsuit against the president or doj for this unjust firing. that is, they pretexts, the attacks on his character, by donald trump. that's the thing to look for. he was fired 26 hours before his pension vested. this investigation report was released then. that's a whole lot of problems for her and her mccabe. i will be honest with you. the constant attacks by donald trump certainly drov

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. >> caldwell was unreachable but she planned to meet with prosecutors. on friday the 72-year-old appeared in court in a wheelchair and barely spoke. he's suspected of committing a dozen murders and 50 rapes in the 1970s and 80s but it is how investigators caught him that is raising new privacy concerns. they say authorities used genealogy, comparing dna from the crime scene to dna to a website and that led them to a collected dna sample from deangelo and the company ged said it is important that they understand the possible uses of dna, including identification of relatives that have committed crimes or were victims of crimes. other genealogy websites like ancestry and 23 and me said they did not help with the case and ancestry told us it won't share information with law enforcement unless compelled to by valid legal process. >> we will do everything we reasonably can to fight for that. >> the 23 and me ceo spoke with jo ling kent. >> would you give up personal data? >> no. we've had inquiries and we do not. >> reporter: but privacy advocates warn once y

joining me to talk about this issue is fox news contributor gianno caldwell.ber, you were in d.c., saw you the at inauguration, i don't know if you stayed at the same hotel i did, but they were handing these things out and i kept it, to me this is part of history. though i'm not on one side or another and often very critical of this administration, and would be critical of clinton's administration had she won as well, the truth is, i think everybody has the right to support whoever they want and they should not be shunned, they should not be told they can't. and yet that is where we are, gianno, right? >> i was in d.c., i live there, but i was able to mingle with a lot of our fox folks there, that is a good thing. i tell you, free speech is no longer free. we have to fight for it every day. i think that is where people really appreciate the word of kanye west. they appreciate the words of donald trump in many instances because so many people feel marginalized in this country for beliefs, which they grew up with. talking biblical beliefs. under the obama admini

joining us now with reaction, fox news political analyst janel caldwell along with ethan. gentleman, thanks to both of you us for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> pete: johtalk to me about this analogy. break it down for me here. >> you know what? michelle obama is a very educated and intellectual woman and to remind her and our audience of comments that she has made in the past when they go low, we go high. and with that positive reinforcement that she has mentioned before. she should also recognize the fact that there is many people throughout this country who felt angst throughout the obama administration because of their own conditions. when we think about president trump, you may not agree with his approach to things, but he is looking to accomplish the commitment that he made during the campaign. certainly there are things that have happened. deregulation has happened which has cause dollars the economy to grow. we will probably see 3% or 4% growth this year there is a lot of benefits to what president trump is doing. again, you may not agree with his appro

for more i want to bring in lee ann caldwell. regardless of who wants scott pruitt fired and right now seems like mostly democrats, there are calls for a lot more information to be coming out of the epa. >> senate democrats held a press conference. half a dozen called for his resignation including chuck schumer. that was significant. remember republicans are in control here. trey goudy like you mentioned, he has asked the e.p.a. for more information regarding his travel records and the condo that he rented. and his office tells me that they have been in touch with the e.p.a. on nearly a daily basis trying to get more information from them. the e.p.a. has been semi cooperative but finally decided to send the letter and make a formal request because they want more information and they think there is more to look into. but then on the flip side you have some republicans who aren't willing to challenge pruitt and aren't willing to challenge the president on this. senator john brasso says he will not hold a hearing on pruitt until the

fox news political analyst, gianno caldwell. welcome to all of you.he draining the swamp or is it draining him? who is winning? >> their significant evidence of president trump draining the swamp by way of rolling back regulations, saving an estimated $1.8 billion in regulatory costs, nafta, renegotiating matt, the tax bill. those are all positive developments. but there is also some evidence that president trump is getting a little cozy with the swamp and i am talking about the omnibus spending bill. the bill was a slap in the face to every conservative that voted for president trump and i should have been one that he vetoed as he previously said that he would when he ran for public office. there is levels to it and i think there is more going into the swamp the mayor is being drained at this point with that bill specifically. >> shannon: charlie, we are hearing so much trickling from the white house that the president's various about what is packed into the bill. he signed it and they are talking about trying to claw back some of the money. it looks

. >> i'm joined by hallie jackson, chief white house correspondent, leanne caldwell, capitol hill reporter, and yamiche alcindor, msnbc political analyst. hallie, how could all this go unknown and all of a sudden he's up for va and we're learning horrible stuff about him. >> is the argument sarah sanders made from the podium today is this a guy who has passed four background checks for his position inside the administration. they're arguing, hey, he's at arm's length literally with three presidents, former presidents bush, obama and donald trump now. that's sort of what they're laying out. i will tell you that the public line. privately there is acknowledgement of concern in and around the white house how it the nomination was rolled out, about how this was handled from the very beginning given that there is some concern that jackson's story wasn't fully told, that he hadn't had a chance to talk about his resume, biography, experience and credentials. i ran into ronny jackson along with kristen welker in a surprise interview. i think he was a bit taken aback to see reporters upstairs in th

uniting there in caldwell county around the courthouse in morning prayer to remember the victims, a bell rang 16 times for each person that was lost. families coming together in their heart lovingly embraced by that community. you cannot unring a bell, and we cannot bring the precious lives back that were lost in this crash. but from their loss we can pass an amendment that will help ensure that no other family must needlessly suffer. i urge adoption of the amendment and the course of the debate, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas yields back. the gentlewoman from california reserves. the gentleman from georgia is recognized. mr. woodall: thank you, mr. speaker. at this time it's my pleasure to yield 10 minutes to a member of the rules committee, a subject matter expert on the columbia river bill before us, the gentleman from washington state, mr. newhouse. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from washington state is recognized for 10 minutes. mr. newhouse: thank you, mr. speaker. i want to thank my good friend, mr. woodall, from the rules committee, for y

.>> good morning guys, i am joined by lindsay caldwell to tell me more about this house sharing.oes this work?>> we are incredibly excited, we are partnering with the county of santa clara. the county program is operated by catholic charities. with the high cost of living is an alternative option to affordable housing.>> reporter: so what happens? i understand you are looking for people with income below the median in the county. it is somewhere between $100,000 and $120,000 so what do you do? >> catholic charities will be the match. when the interested party, we will have house providers and house seekers. essentially we are helping with matching those spare bedrooms and a qualified candidate so that we can assist in the affordable housing. >> so it is kind of like helping people find roommates. >> exactly. we will be doing reference checks, background checks and interview processes to make it seamless. >> are there any requirements for the person who has the room that there trying to fill in the person seeking the place to live? >> there will be some requirements like making su

. >> reporter: auto analyst jessica caldwell says for tesla, the model 3 is more than just another carhis is supposed to be their moneymaker? >> this is their moneymaker. this is what's going to fund the rest of the company moving forward. this is spoeupposed to sell millions. there's definitely some roadblocks there right now. >> reporter: musk is now apparently overseeing production first hand, tweeting, i'm back to sleeping at factory. car biz is how. it comes as tesla is facing other challenges. federal investigators are looking into last month's deadly crash in california involving a model x driving in auto pilot mode. tesla says the driver received several visual and audible warnings, but their hands were not detected on the wheel six seconds prior to the collision. the company is also recalling 123,000 model s sedans to fix a steering problem. >> it's not a good time for the company right now. and i think they need to instill some confidence in people to say that we can actually do this and production is the one thing that can do that. >> reporter: tesla blames a nevada battery

here to react, chicago native and fox news contributor geno caldwell.ly. deer field is different though, you were middle class community hasn't had a murder in five years. yet they sabaning ar-15s is going to make a difference. is this about safety or is this a statement? >> well, i think it's a pr move. by the way, i saw the previous segment i challenge you and ed hen troy a basketball tournament. we're moving on though. pete: you are on. >> we're here. we're here. moving on though, this is legitimately to me a pr situation and i tell you, couple different reasons. one, if you look at the data simply put from 2012 to 2016, how many murders have deer field, illinois experienced? zero in each year. this isn't a city which has issue with gun violence, to the contrary, actually. it's a very safe city. safer than 80 plus percent of american cities throughout the country. you look at those numbers, you look at the data simply put. you know out of a town of 19,000 people. there is probably one, maybe two that actually owns the ar-15. so, this isn't something

talked with the owner of the property where the crash occurred, a giant prayer circle around the caldwell county courthouse of concern of many people in the county for what happened here. i want to thank my colleagues for incorporating this amendment in because i think it will help save lives in the future. and with that, i yield back. the chair: the gentleman from pennsylvania is recognized. mr. shuster: i now represent the gentleman from tennessee for 10 minutes. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i rise to offer an amendment -- the chair: the gentleman will suspend. for how long. mr. shuster: two minutes. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. >> i rise to offer an amendment to the house f.a.a. re-authorization act. i wish to thank the distinguished chairman, mr. shuster, of the committee and the ranking member, mr. defazio for the opportunity to offer this amendment. mr. fleischmann: my amendment supports our nation's more than 5,000 general aviation airports by providing a commonsense solution to reduce the cost and construction time for critical pavement projects while main

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my wife tracy live had a boy cash caldwell. the cash family kept us from starving to death.on shows when nobody knew who i was. steve: you wrote the forward to the new book called the "man in song" biography of john cash by john m. alexander who is a friend of yours. how did you meet johnny cas cash? >> i was in nashville where they used to make the he haw shows. i got fired on friday. and sunday morning i sang a song help me, lord, help me -- and john and june were in church. i was putting um my guitar over in the pastor's study. the door opened and the light was blocked out. and the door had not closed. it was johnny cash coming in and i had my back to him. and i turned around and he said hello, son, i'm johnny cash-like i wouldn't have -- he said i love that help me song. he said we're making a movie about jesus. and we're going to write some music for it tomorrow over at cbs studio. would you come help us? steve: look at that. >> that's how it happened. june had written my name down on the back of a blank checken she and. chris: ever tand chris kristofferson greatest wor

movement wants as much chaos as possible around trump administration joining us right you now general caldwellch for being here this morning fox news political analytical republican strategists strategic, your reaction to this, obviously, this is more -- booby traps in the trump administration, who leaked all of this? or created this around dr. ronny jackson forcing him to withdraw in your view? >> well, we see -- leaks throughout entire administration, very unfortunate sarah huckabee sanders said something very interesting very true dr. ronny jackson an individual had been vetted by three administrations, so it if these were to be true why wasn't that funny to be case in other vetting processes? so it is something that i think, obviously harmful to the trump administration you see nominees put name in have to withdraw. >> right. >> so that particular problematic, and sad to see him go i know that there are other good people can step in his place, excellent care. >> well we talked about that earlier, you are right but i mean, is are the people going to -- going to come forward, and make noise

. >> dana from caldwell, new jersey. >> you guys know each other.fun. >> metropolitan. >> and stadium. >> you're both fans. what about you guys today? >> we're doing sightseeing. >> nice. highlight has been? >> fox news! >> amazing. look at the map of weather today is a beautiful day foresight seeing in new york city. 51 in new york. it will be 65 today. you guys are so lucky. 43 in minneapolis. a system moving from the southeast to the mid-atlantic, coming to the northeast on tuesday and wednesday. for now a spectacular forecast in new york city. you want to say hi to anybody at home real quick. >> joe, page, we love. >> you hi, mary, jack. >> nicely done. wave inside to ainsley, steve and brian. >> hi, brian. ainsley: you're extra special. brian: so whoever those people are i'm sure they're happy. steve: seem to be. brian: 19 minutes before the top of the hour. small businesses are more optimistic than ever under president trump. what is the secret? linda mcmahon is trump's small business chief. she is here with the answer next. steve: she just wa

host: from texas, joseph is in caldwell, a democrat. caller: good morning.gree with the last caller. pressthinking about the , it seems like the whole country is under a lot of confusion with everything that is going on at this moment in real-time. we can go back decades when things was beginning to seem like they was getting better. 1960's, and ithe remember from an early age, the country was in a lot of confusion even then. we started to go on the right track, but it seems like the .edia, it interferes with us we are in a free country. host: what are we specifically confused about now? caller: for example, like fox news. they will give you a lot of negative facts on what is really going on in our country, as far elections. based on the information there was no collusion, there was no help from the russians, and day by day we started getting information from other news networks like msnbc. they were giving me more information about the truth that was going on, even with the special prosecutor. i think he should continue until the very end, continue the job

that is going to be moderated by micah caldwell. she is special counsel in my office, in the consumer governmental affairs bureau here at the fcc. the panel is entitled challenges facing consumers and industry today. so i invite the panelists to come up, and micah. >> good morning, everyone. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> i'm very pleased to be here, very pleased to welcome for our first panel michele shuster, kevin rupy and ed bartholme. i'll ask them to introduce themselves and then we'll get started. >> i'm michelle schuster, a former consumer protection chief from the ohio attorney general's office. 11 years ago, i started a law firm, mcmurray and shuster, with three other consumer protection chiefs and a former ohio attorney general. and while i'm here representing the industry at heart i would consider myself a consumer advocate as well. i'm here in my capacity as general counsel for p.a.c.e., the professional association for customer engagement. p.a.c.e. is the only industry non-profit association dedicated solely to co