ed remembers they fell fast for each other. it was young love.t love is, but i do. andrea canning (voiceover): ed said they dated for two years before he moved away. but that puppy love was something he never got over, even after heather married. andrea canning: were you still carrying that torch? yeah, but i didn't really let it show. i respected heather too much. andrea canning (voiceover): around heather's birthday in the spring of 2013, after she had lost all that weight, ed told detectives he reached out to wish her well and got more than a thank you. heather had big news. she and chris had separated. at that moment in her life, she needed a friend. and that was what i was there for. i was there right when she needed me the most. andrea canning (voiceover): but ed said that shoulder to lean on soon turned into something more. talking, just listening to her problems, and then it just, you know, progressed from there. progressed in what way? oh, you know, i'm a flirtatious person. and i just became flirtatious. andrea canning (voiceover): dete

we begin with senior white house and political correspondent ed o'keefe traveling wsecretary of state marco rubio. >> reporter: the president using a 1977 law to suggest there is now an extraordinary threat from fentanyl and legal im frags and all three countries are failing to address those challenges. starting tuesday there will be 25% tariffs on all mexican exports. 25% tariffs on most canadian exports. 10% tariffs on canadian energy exports. 10% tariffs on all goods from china. this morning the president acknowledged this could lead to higher prices, writing, will there be some pain, yes, maybe, maybe not. but we will make america great again and it will be worth the price that must be paid. >> can's prime minister announced tariffs on beer, lumber, wine, fruit, clothing, appliances. what else is coming that could hurt american consumers? >> reporter: well, we should anticipate there to abtit-for-tat because the orders that the orders that the president signed give him the authority to keep raising tariffs on the three countries if they respond in kind. that could be an uptick in

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. >> liberal democrats leader sir ed davey criticised the conservative brexit deal as an utter disaster for our country. >> lebanon is going to lead the debate in britain to have a closer relationship with our european colleagues. it's great for our trade, our economy, it's good for our defence and our security and a customs union, which i've called for the liberal democrats are championing would be great for growth, far better than anything the government has announced to date. we need to get rid of those trade barriers that the conservatives put up that are so hit. our small and medium sized businesses, our exporters. that's the way to grow our economy by having that closer relationship with europe. and the white house, says the recovery operation for the air collision in washington, dc has resumed, in which a passenger plane collided with a us army helicopter yesterday, killing 67 people. 41 bodies have now been found. 28 of those victims have been identified. audio has emerged showing communication between the military helicopter and air traffic control before the deadly crash. in t

ed kelly. >> thank you.in. >> also here with me tonight is former airline pilot pilot daniel bubb. and daniel. you know, it's just it's horrifying, to put it bluntly, to see these images, to see this happening after every night this week. we've been talking about this collision that happened in washington where so many lives were were taken. you obviously are incredibly trained in this area. what was the first thing that you were focusing on when you heard this story? >> sure. caitlin, thank you for having me. i really had three potential thoughts when i saw this. and some, you know, your colleagues pointed out earlier, but the thoughts i had was looking at the angle at which that aircraft impacted the ground, told me that it potentially was in a stalled condition where the pilots could have possibly gotten disoriented and stalled. the plane also, because it is a life flight plane, they were carrying a pediatric patient. i'm kind of wondering about the oxygen, if they had oxygen tanks that exploded. um, we o

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and ed davey was talking about keir starmer when he goes to brussels tomorrow. growth, would boost, would trade and boost the economy. our public services so we can get inflation down, and if that means doing what we're already having but you say it would be helpful to grow our economy. let's just take a look at what's been going on with european growth. those people who are in the eu and therefore are trading like that. here is the last quarter. average was 0.1%. actually, when you look at france, it shrank. germany shrank. so you're suggesting that if only we went that doesn't stack up, does it? no. growth, because in some cases their growth is worse than ours. you've shown a few countries, there are other countries that are growing more strongly than that. but that's not my argument. my argument is that trade deals are mutually beneficial. andrew griffith, was also on the show. relationship with trump. and he said that would also help avoid the threat of tariffs, which we've already seen trump begin to implement. but to do that, you've got to get in the room. talked about the chagos, a

alignment, that would prevent us taking advantage of opportunities elsewhere, some people, i heard, edur economy, to take advantage of things like artificial intelligence and deliver faster growth. people care most about? and the question for politicians is, how is the best way to get that growth for our public services saying at the moment. to give them stuff. it wouldn't come for free. it would probably take a long time. with the eu, that's been in place for a long time. and i think the benefits would come up even quicker want more things. to tear down more barriers. so we said that we think a youth mobility scheme of allowing the freedoms for our young people to travel, but in terms of that mobility scheme, you mentioned that there the eu proposal and a youth mobility so that's a contradiction, isn't it? with canada, with australia, they're cap schemes and they work incredibly well. people would go back. so it wouldn't add to net migration. the princess of wales says learning social and emotional healthier and happier. she has written the foreword to a new framework for action of yo

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attorney, ed martin, sent an email to the entirety of the u.s.ere in washington, d.c, not specifically announcing terminations, but announcing a preservation or litigation hold, which many of your viewers may be familiar with. whenever there is the threat of pending litigation, members of the company are instructed not to destroy any documents. however, when we read the memo that was attached to that litigation hold, it became clear that the litigation in question related to prosecutors who had been hired by the department of justice to investigate and prosecute the crimes that occurred at the capitol on january 6th. and in fact, that memo that was just randomly included, included as an attachment in that 4:55 p.m. friday email included instructions from the higher ups in the department of justice to terminate those employees, which included me. however, as you have mentioned throughout this evening, this is an unfolding story because that memo also says that the names of the employees to be fired are included on an attachment a to that letter. t

yeah i called ed and i kind of old bulls you know he's been such a leader in this in this field. you know, we talked about the clean energy tax credits and it was very appealing, you know, to them. and they come be part of this, you know, discussion. and the senate finance committee late in the spring of 2021 was willing to go on clean energy tax credits. the committee had never been in 100 years or 100 years. it was just all about ladling out some legacy tax to some powerful interest. and if you had, a friend on the finance committee or the ways and means committee, you got what you wanted. and we said nuts on that. in fact, when we started, i said, my goal live on this clean energy tax credits. just throw the energy provisions of the tax in the garbage can. we didn't get all the way. we got pretty close. who do you think as you look outside of congress, do you have any folks that you're thinking demonstrate hotspur outside of washington? well, i don't i don't want to get in the business of starting pick people they'll say, well runs already, said so-and-so, a presidential candi

ed lavandera looks at the lives lost. >> the losses are staggering as. >> the. >> stories of victims lost. >> in the midair collision come. >> to light. >> the livingston family. >> was. >> returning to their. home in virginia. >> the family. >> of. >> four was in. >> wichita for the u.s. figure. >> skating championships last weekend. lindsey fields, a. >> community college. >> biology teacher. >> from kansas. >> promising youth. >> skaters. >> angela yang and sean kay and their coach. alexander sasha kirsanov, and. >> luciano and. >> franco aparicio, a father and son from chile. skating champion. lorenzo arellano lost four friends in the crash. >> just really sad. they all have so much potential. >> sadness has reached every corner of the country. young skaters in california. their coach knew. >> many of the. >> victims practiced in silence as a tribute to those that died in detroit. other skaters mourn their friends. >> it's difficult to describe that kind of loss. >> it's really. >> brought the skating world. >> to its knees. >> victims, young and old and in the prime of their liv

cnn's ed lavandera looks back at her life. >> the smile kiah duggins friends say it's the first thing you noticed about her. >> a smile with the. >> power to light. >> up any room. >> she walked into. she got everything out of life that she could in these 30 years of living. >> reverend t lamont. >> holder is a longtime friend of the duggins family and watched kia grow up. she was. just getting started. this is a flower that is just beginning to bloom. and tragically, that flower was plucked from us. but thankfully, those who are left get to experience the lingering fragrance of her life. kia duggins was in wichita visiting her family. american eagle flight 5342 was taking duggins back to washington, dc, where she worked as a civil rights lawyer. she graduated. >> from harvard. >> law school. the black law students association described duggins as. >> a force. >> of nature and a fearless civil rights advocate. >> i work at an organization called civil rights core. >> in a 2023 podcast, she advocated for bail reform. it was the kind of issue that drove her professional career. >> my fa

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you wrote an op-ed in "the new york times," and that what has to happen is it is the economy stupid. go big, go populist. what populism should the democrats pursue? >> raise the minimum wage. raise taxes on people that earn over $400,000.00 a year, reinvest in small-town and rural america. anything. more vocational education. health care is an issue people are getting destroyed by health care costs. okay? what about mass transit? working people have to take the bus, the subway to work, okay? what about that? there are 1 million things right in front of you that you can do to show people that you care about their lives. we sit there and talk about how good the economy is, you have these kids paying $300,000.00 for an education, they go out to try a house and look at 7.5% interest. i've got these people in washington tell me how good i have it? >> the key way to look at it is trump is not a conservative, he is a populist. he is an applause line guy. you can't fight populism without other populism. the applause lines will win in the end. i will put a tariff on them. now the problems are

i'm really glad that you raised ed miliband on net zero green energy energy secretary.rever he's gone, suspiciously silent this week, he's gone awol because he doesn't because he's a vocal critic. last seen. >> last seen playing a ukulele in a field. >> the answer, my friend, is blowin in the wind. >> i mean, what an embarrassment that was. but but. yeah. carry on. >> emma wright, the. >> emma wright, the. >> standing today to the court case that will evaluate whether there should be more coal and thatis there should be more coal and that is out that has come out today. >> within minutes of the announcement london and heathrow is in london. london's own mayor, labour's mayor sadiq khan, was saying that he would fight that all the way. our own prime minister, keir starmer, there's always a tweet, keir starmer talking about opposing the third runway at heathrow. this is absolutely pathetic. and lots of what lloyd says about about needing a third runway. fine. fair enough. in 25 years, that's quite a long time. but the fact is we need growth. now. if this is her growth pla

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and now, live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert!eers and applause] >> stephen: hey! thank you for being here. good to see you. thank you very much. lovely people. please have a seat, my friends. welcome one and all in here, out there, all around the world to "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. [cheers and applause] well, ladies and gentlemen. it happened. donald trump is president again. [booing] hey, hey, hey remember what obama said. don't boo, vote! and if possible, do that several months ago. apparently, some of you have some unpleasant feelings about all this, so i have an announcement to make: for the next four years, we get to live by airport rules. calories don't count, and it's perfectly reasonable to have a vodka tonic at 8:00 a.m. [cheers and applause] who knows what time it is where you're gonna land? that's the time you're on. a lot of people have said to me, and i'm sure to some of my writers, "i bet deep down, you're feeling pretty good, because with trump back, the jokes write themselves." so, i just wan

fbi one,ed good, fine men and women of the fbi are disgusted by the politicalization of the fbi and theyfbi are held accountable, but those doing the honest good work, they need to continue to stay in place, do the right thing, hold the line and keep americans safe. we are at a time when, you know, foreign terrorist organizations groups and violent crimes, threats are at an all-time high we need the solid fbi employees and agents to stay put and keep doing the job. i know it's a tumultuous time there, the good people you know who you are, america supports you, keep doing. those not doing the right thing should be held accountable. griff: we leave it there, nicole parker, thank you as always. >> thank you. griff: much more ahead. fox news live continues. stay with us. >> we're learning more about the fatal plane crash in philadelphia last night. the mayor provider an update just last hour that six people on board were killed as well as one person on the ground in a car and 19 people were also injured. we'll bring you more updates on the cause and the victims and the crash as we get them.

he wrote an op-ed, and he says from panama to greenland, all of trump's problems lead to china.to say the last administration if turned a blind eye to these national security risks, joe biden was literally asleep on a delaware beach for most of his presidency or perhaps he really was the manchurian candidate all along. whatever the case, china has had four long years to run riot over the world. it is the impossible to overstate how disruntive china has been -- disruptive china has been over the past four years. china today is the chaos agent lurking behind every major world conflict. so well put. in latin america they just, as you said, charlie, it's really easy to buy out, you know, government officials. so they basically bought countries. they bought the mines, the ports, all kinds of infrastructure. and it's generational wealth for the politicians -- charlie: sure. rachel: -- who receive that kind of kickback from china. they sell out their country, and donald trump -- charlie: you know, one of the wonderful things about it also with trump completely being willing to think ou

so i think she's in the weaker position, and i think her answers on ed snowden were terrible and disqualifyingf: great insight, as always. thanks for joining us today. all right. meanwhile, multiple top officials at the fbi have been orders to retire, resign -- orders to retire, resign -- ordered to retire, resign or be fired. next.p liy, ♪ ♪ okay. bottom line? well, the bottom line is this is an amazing value. what? get two pairs of progressives and an eye exam starting at just $159.95 at america's best. you didn't start a business just to keep the lights on. lucky for you, shopify built the just one-tapping, ridiculously fast-acting, sky-high sales stacking champion of checkouts. businesses that want to win, win with shopify. griff: president trump's shake-up at if fbi is underway as the doj orders the firings of some of the bureau's top brass. other agents and employees told to either retire or quit. madeleine rivera is here live with more. shake-up is an understatement. >> reporter: it is. and what's interesting here, griff, is this appears to affect koj prosecutors and -- doj prosecutors

keith morrison: former deputy sergeant ed howard had just gotten off shift, but this was too weird to ignore. why here in the middle of town in the middle of the night? i'm sitting there for a while and one of the gentlemen walked over to me and he asked me what i was doing there basically and was kind of snotty. so i said, nothing. what are you doing? and he goes, we're removing ordnance off the property, keith morrison: meaning by the sound of it, explosives, bombs. in other words, beat it. [radio dispatch] instead, howard got on his radio and called deputy dean pennock for backup. we just felt like when he said ordinances that he thought that we would like back up a little bit and say, ok, not investigating anymore. keith morrison: but the deputies were not going anywhere. and so the crew boss, a guy named rick tabish, came over and told them a whole new story. tabish said he and a couple of guys were really there to haul away old concrete debris in advance of the lot being put up for sale. that's why he brought along a giant gravel trailer, called a belly dump, which to the deputi

talk about the message of that op-ed. john: you mentioned our relationship of 37 years and also a shout out to bob for being a friend and mentor. thank you, bob. i have learned so much. [applause] tad: you are no going to tell him -- not going to talk about driving to boston to pick him up. john: i put some thoughts down the day after and i think the point of that is it was early and there was a lot of finger-pointing and the polling deficit in the summer was too much, the campaign was too short, inflation was too high, and focusing not entirely but a lot on younger voters, this is a winnable race. if certain people change their mind we don't have a president blaming dei for a tragedy in the potomac for example. when democrats win the youth vote by 60%, they win elections. john kerry and hillary clinton won 55%. you start with 55%. your job is to get to 60% and the math takes care of itself. the harris campaign started with 55% and rather than expanding it , it got somewhere in the low 50's and i think that is, to connect

when kim and i wrote that new york times op-ed in the days before donald trump took office, we were concerned that all the signs that we've seen around the world in places like hungary turkey, where dictatorship, autocracy, authoritarianism is coming. we're not being paid attention to in america. but this was the week, as you point out, that the alarm went off. i was a part of the litigation saying that donald trump's attempt to rewrite the constitution, that there is no birthright citizenship. that was slapped down by one of the groups who got a t.r.o. and then this week, a second alarm bell with the court saying, no, donald trump, you can't freeze all federal spending. you don't have that power. that's the power of congress. so i think these alarms are starting to wake up america to what has been a you can only call it a dictatorial onslaught. >> so you call it dictatorial. before i get to you, kim, i just want to press with norm because you also were counsel, as i said to the judiciary committee or the ethics counselor during the trump impeachment process. um, clearly you have a vested int