when justice faulkner was kicked off was because of a brief encounter with lacey's brother. but guanaso says that it was a letter that he wrote to the judge himself. >> i said i rather not continue as a juror and continue a process like this if it's not going to be legitimate. >> reporter: he told the judge the prosecution and defense that faulkner that he would not stop talking about the prosecutors so guanaso was dismissed. >> i would say if faulkner stayed on the trial it would have been a hung jury there's no question in my mind. >> reporter: when amber frye took the stand, momentum began to shift. >> and i'm saying to myself, how low can you get. as a human being, i mean if you go to that extreme, why not the other -- one more step and commit murder. at that point, i started out with innocence and the scale was tilted before >> reporter: but he says it was the remains mains were found. >> it was near the where the marina peterson had been. >> i pointed out jury misconduct investigation. she became a little nervous. >> reporter: on november 9th, gorman was dismissed. del

i said i'm doing this globalization reading of faulkner, and his response was why would you devote your life to a drunk? [laughter] and when he finished saying that, he said what are you doing reading that, you should read this, and he gave me a copy of something called first things magazine, and that was a really important moment for me because what it demonstrated to a cradle catholic was that what i thought of as the unbridgeable gulf between my mother's devotional catholicism, you know rosary beads and all the rest of it, and then my intellectual life which was about globalization theory there's nothing in between. you do one or you do the other, you do them both, but they should never meet. wall of separation. so what i realized is you could be a cosmopolitan-minded intellectual for whom matters of faith order and inform your life and your sense of the world around you. that was my introduction to first things. >> okay. so now tell us who really neuhaus was, how he got -- came to occupy the place he did. you say repeatedly in the biography -- i'm sure many of you have already read

. >> thank you for joining me, i'm harris faulkner. >>> a world record car collection. >> he just kept going. he never stopped. >> his goal was to have one of every car ever made. >> a maverick driven to leave a mark. >> he went to a wrecking yard auction bought the whole wrecking yard. >> his family plans to carry out his plan. >> there was a thought of dread relief, enthusiasm. >> love it. feel the hair throwing. the top down. >> but can they fulfill the patriarch's dieing wish? >> none of us wanted to be the one who said we split all this stuff up. you don't want that car oil on your hands.

this is "outnumbered" in here with us today is charis faulkner, kennedy and fox news contributor joann and one like the guy that you may know as one of james bond's biggest villains. but guess what, he is nice to us. veteran actor and accomplished singer robert davi. welcome, sir. >> so glad to be here with all of you beautiful and intelligent women. >> we have some films coming out. >> we are going to talk about those films. we will see if you will maybe sing a tune for us. >> i don't have the band here. andrea: we have 59 minutes for you to think about it. >> i will do some warming up. andrea: expecting the news brief to begin less than 24 hours after josh earnest suggesting that hillary clinton failed to follow very specific guidance that members of the obama administration use government e-mail to carry out official business. last night at a gala in washington hillary making no mention of the scandal and this is a report says that two of her most trusted aides, use private e-mail accounts in the course of their duties that state facing their official communications outside of the n

he is serving a life isn't for the 1981 killing of officer daniel faulkner. they really challenging a law that lets crime victims file civil uninjunctions. it happened after a graduate speech at a vermont college. >>> tonightvçh÷ local target is making changes to fitting rooms after have incidents of peeping toms toms. >> detectives say they had a hunch that the man with the camera pen would return to the dressing room at the abbington target. someone inside waved us off of the property after 32-year-old nicholas jugovitch was released on bail. one of his alleged victims came to nbc 10. >> i noticed a penn like instrument on the ground with a blue light on it. when i went to grab it it was pulled away from me. they say that he had been placing the pen in the gap of the wall of changing rooms. >> police say he told him his first camera pen didn't work well and he was trying out a new one when target workers recognized him from security video. >> i'm shocked. he didn't seem like that kind of a person. >> when nbc 10 spoke to the original victim they said that t

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published faulkner. publish's hemingway's first book he publishes classics. he publish trotsky. he publishes drizer and he believe thursday hollywood style advertising. sherwood anderson says going with liveright was living right. he said you get on the subway and you'd see your name up there in the subway. you'd see your name in banners and billboards across new york city. i once gave a talk on this with my publishers in the front, and they dent believe in advertising. so i don't know if i got them too excited about this. oops wrong tv. okay. >> hi. i'm really looking forward to reading your book. two questions. first is, you're so enthusiastic about your characters that you call them how do you edit because you could go on and on forever. i'm a former new yorker. and second if you were having a dinner party, which three of them would you have for dinner because you seem so -- they seem to alive and they're so exciting. two questions. >> yeah. i would definitely have horace liveright, and just because it would be such a crazy juxtaposition. and david sarnov who is sober and str

. >> abu jamal is serving life in prison for the 1981 murder of police officer daniel faulkner. >>> also tonight passengers, religious groups and even the mayor are speaking out against ads like this that will soon appear on septa buses, with pictures of adolf hitler. a judge ruled septa must allow the ads. nbc10's cydney long is live in center city this evening. how are critics trying to make their voices heard about this? >> reporter: number one, they want to make clear they don't blame septa. one group plans to pass out leaflets to promote peace to septa riders. overwhelmingly the groups that met today stood together saying they did not want this message on the side of city buses rolling through their neighborhoods. >> a lot of young people i know catch septa every day. it's going to hurt. >> reporter: this 21-year-old septa rider and practicing muslim is beside disappointed. >> this is disgusting. why would you de nouns a whole religion? >> reporter: septa fought hard but lost a legal challenge calling for a stop to aid muslim countries. religious leaders call it propaganda and for p

the law applauded by faulkner's widow maureen is being reviewed by a judge.ctions to keep offenders from perpetuating their mental anguish. law came after abu jamaal's videotaped speech to a college in vermont. abu jamaal contends the law violates his free speech. >> a man is behind bars for a threat on lehigh university police. trevor bear is accused of saying he would kill the campus police chief and all the officers who work for him. the police chief fielded the call and recognized bear's voice. bear had been warned last month to stop contacting lehigh university after a similar incident. >> the search continues for the teen who sucker punched a fellow septa rider. the attack happened yesterday as the victim exited the market frankford line with a group of teens. police say one of the youngsters attacked the man who is is in his 60's possibly following an argument. the punch knocked the man out. he was checked out at the hospital for possible head injuries. >> it is 6:36 and the negative reaction to indiana's religious freedom act is spreading coast to coa

he is serving a life sentence for the 1981 killing of a philadelphia police officer daniel faulkner. this all comes on the heels of prison rights groups that are challenging the law to allow them to file and contribute to the victim's mental anguish. this law went into effect after at a local college. >>> and now floor to ceiling changing rooms are being offered to give customers complete privacy. this happened after a man placed a camera pen at the bottom of the changing room wall and had been doing it since last november. he was arrested saturday at the store more than a week after one of his alleged victims came to nbc 10. >> i noticed a pen-like instrument on the ground with a blue light on it. as i went to grab it it was pulled away from me. >> police say he admitted to watching women live and recording them while changing clothes. >>> a small group of montgomery county students walked out of support to the school. videos of students allegedly showed up in a dropbox. the d.a.'s office is investigating. >> i continue to urge anyone with knowledge that would contribute to the inve

serving a life sentence for the 1981 killing of philadelphia police officer daniel faulkner. >>> the phillies announced new security measures. the home opener a week from today and fans will notice something different when they walk into the stadium. rosemary connors reports from citizens bank park. >> reporter: phillies fans buying tickets for the start of the season got a firsthand look today at the metal detectors outside each gate. many welcome the new security at the ballpark as safety as sporting events has become a top priority. >> too many things going on in this world, especially after that airline crash. >> it's going to make them feel a lot better. >> reporter: is it enough? >> i don't know. you know you never -- that's a question you really don't know, but it's a start. >> reporter: unlike the airport where you've got to take off your shoes before you go through security, you don't have to do that here but once you get to the metal detectors, you have sfo get your cell phone and keys out of your pocket. >> since the boston marathon bombing, baseball walked inward and said

abu jamal is serving live sentence for the 1981 murder of philadelphia police officer daniel faulkner. >>> a man out on bail after being arrested for spying on a dressing room inside a montgomery county target store. police charged the 32-year-old man with invasion of privacy and other crimes. he's accused of using a ball point pen with a built in video camera to record a woman at the abington target back ton march march 21st. investigators are asking any other women who feel they may have been victimized to come forward. >> the families of two women killed by a disgruntled employee at the craft foods plant in northeast philadelphia in 2010 are awarded $38 million in punitive damages. today a jury handed down the verdict against u.s. security associates of georgia. finding them negligent in the against of items of tanya wilson land tonya brown. surveillance video shows a guard running away from the scene of a shooting at that plant. >> us security associates guards many of the largest facilities in philadelphia. this sends a clear message that the guards can't simply run away in the e

abu-jamal is serving a life sentence for the 91981 murder of philadelphia police officer daniel faulkner. >> montgomery county investigators looking into alleged sharing of nude photos of female student at north penn high school. now, students tell "eyewitness news" the photographs were posted on drop box which lets users share note ers on mobile phone or tablets. hundreds every student met with administrators including the school superintendent. he spoke exclusionly with "eyewitness news". >> we are working hard to be able to understand what is happening here. it appears it happens in our community, then it spills over into the schools. >> montgomery county d.a. risa furman says it is material toy say if charges will be filed because of the investigation is ongoing. >>> the families of two women killed by a disgruntled employee at the kraft food plant in northeast philadelphia in 2010 received $38 million in punitive damages. a jury handed down the verdict against us security associates of georgia yesterday. finding they will neglect in the death of tanya wilson and latanya brown. surve

reporter: the quick killer originally sentenced to death for 1981 murder of police officer daniel faulkner but now serving life without parole toll family members he had collapsed on monday. >> he still is very weak. >> situation in which mumia was in yesterday morning was near death experience. >> reporter: family said he was talking during a one half hour, and, at the the scene. >> he was sitting up in the chair, at the time and he was hand cuffed to the chair. >> reporter: both hospital administrators here and prison officials say that by law they are not permitted to release anything about jamal's medical conditions. however, family members say that the diabetes should have been diagnosed and treated before it became so serious. >> in one has mentioned to him or to us, that he was in the shape that he was in. >> reporter: prison officials respond nothing yen when an inmate presents to the medical department with signs and symptoms of the serious illness, they are appropriately and immediately sent to the hospital for care. meanwhile family members and supporters vowed they will stay at

now, abu-jamal is serving a life sentence for the 198 is killing of philadelphia officer daniel faulkner. he's challenging a law to allow crime victims to file similar injunction against offenders who act in ways to contribute to the mental anguish. that law went into effect after abu-jamal recorded a graduation speech at a college in vermont. >>> ashton carter visited our area yesterday at abingotn high school, his alma mater, and discussed the military for future students. he told the students how roles for soldiers are changing and insists the military is evolving. carter outlined possible changes to attract and keep quality service members including allowing older people to reenlist or rejoin and doing more for sabbaticals for service members. coming up on the "today" show savannah guthrie has an exclusive interview with secretary carter and explains why the u.s. is winning the war against the terror group isis. >>> diplomats scramble to reach a midnight deadline on a nuclear deal for iran. this is new video of negotiations still underway in switzerland today. diplomats for iran the

supporter by officer daniel faulkner's widow then governor tom corbett signed legislation allowing victims injunctions. abu jamaal and others sued on free speech grounds. now, the u.s. district court said at the end of the 90 minute hearing that the judge would comprehension plea review the issues which would clear the way for the losing side to potentially appeal any decision. again, this is all ongoing as abu jamaal is in the critical care avenue hospital. we don't know exactly why he's there. of course as that information comes in we'll bring it to you right away. erin o'hearn channel6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> septa reviewing surveillance video looking for images of a group of teens who sucker punched a man in his 60's. the teens are still out on the street. this video does not show anyone involved. septa has yet to release video of the incident which happened yesterday. police say the victim was attacked after exchanging words with the teens on the rain. "action news" spoke exclusive to a witness who saw the suspects take off. david henry will have a live report on that at 5:00

abu-jamal is serving life sentence for the murder of philadelphia police officer daniel faulkner in 1981. >> police looking foreman who allegedly pulled knife on septa bus driver, they hoped this surveillance video will help catch him. on march 21 the driver with a germantown and erie avenues now after the driver asked a man to clear the aisle police say the man became angry and pulled a knife on him. no one was hurt. if you have any information please contact the philadelphia police. >>> negotiators are in the final day of talks intend today prevent iran from getting a nuclear weapon. the deadline is 6:00 this evening our how many. >> the negotiations have run into some stumbling blocks. but as michael bert reports there could be an extension. >> with less than 24 hours to go secretary of state john kerry, and leaders from five world powers, continue to press iran to agree to basic deal, that would rain in its nuclear programs for at least a decade. both sides realize there is a lot at steak. >> the down side of no deal is a nuclear arm middle east, and iran with a weapon. the upside af

supported by officer daniel faulkner's widow then governor tom corbett signed legislation allowing crime victims to keep injunctions to keep offenders from perpetuating mental anguish. abu jamaal and others sued on free speech grounds. a u.s. district judge said at the end of the 90 minute hearing that he would rule comprehensibly on the issues which would clear the way for any losing side to potentially appeal. again, abu jamaal is in the critical care unit of a hospital. we don't know exactly why he's there but of course if we get any information to update you on this story we'll bring it to you right weigh. for now we're live in the sat center erin o'hearn, channel6 "action news." nydia back to you. >> thank you. >> the search continues for the teen who sucker punched a fellow septa rider. this happened yesterday as the victim exited the market frankford line with the teens. you will hear exclusive reaction to the underground assault coming up in our next half hour. >> the negative reaction to indiana's religious freedom act is spreading coast to coast. more states and businesses are

here with us today harris faulkner kirsten powers katie pavlich from town hall.oneluckyguy, executive producer of imus in the morning. he has to put up with don imus every day. he is outnumbered. bernard mcguirk. >> thank you very much, ladies happy friday the 13th. >> you're our one lucky guy. not unlucky today. >> any

supported by officer daniel faulkner's widow then governor tom corbett signed legislation allowing crimeseek injunction toss keep offenders from perpetuating their mental anguish but abu-jamal and others sued on free speech grounds. >>> a 9.3 million-dollar paving project is underway tonight in philadelphia crews began tearing up parts of the richmond street here in the port richmond section. milling and paving work will go from 7:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. and 7:00 a.m. to 4h p.m. flaw mid-april but in total this project will cover 14 miles have of road resurfacing through the city including parts of the passyunk avenue, robert avenue, rhawn street b street, grant avenue, and frankford avenue. >>> and if your neighborhood needs new paving to fix all of those potholes we are inviting you to join the action. e-mail us pictures and locations of the worst offend tears join the action at six abc.com. or use the the hash tag, six abc action on social media. >>> parents and camden gathered this afternoon to rally for better education. over 2500 parents have signed on to the effort called great camde

the wind never in doubt of the james faulkner wrapping up 7 wickets. >> as long as we are winning games, confidence will be high especially going to the knock out stages taking momentum. guys got time in the middle. we are going well. training well so it will personally - it's nice to see the ball coming consistently. >> india maintain a perfect record. back where they'll face resist aned, 287. captain brendan tailing hitting 138 in a final international. 196 saw india here. unbeaten 110. m.s. dohni hit 85 to rap up the 6-wicket victory. the defending champions playing bangladesh. >> he's not at the contribute world cup, the fast bowler mohammed amir returned to action an a ban for spot fixing. it took three wickets, and he is not allowed to play until september. he bowled no balls at prearranged times. it was part of a gambling conspiracy seeing him gaoled for six months, and served prison time >>> every sportsman starts from zero. so it is with me. you play the matches day by day, you gape the rhythm. no one is superman your stamina and fitness returns with playing game. >> floyd mayw

here today, harris faulkner host of "money" with melissa francis on our sister network, fox business'sws contributor democratic strategist julie row begin ski is back. #oneluckyguy host of the fox news weekend, tucker carlson. >> like my dinner table. four girls. will not say a single word next hour. that is not true that. >> met close. >> big politi

faulkner, david asman and the judge figure out what's riskier than what.ite you to play along at home. what's riskier smoking a pack of cigarettes a day or drinking seven glasses of alcohol a day. a or b? a is smoking. b is drinking. >> i would think a. stossel: you're correct. smoking takes seven years. drinking three years. >> although, you can improve more readily from smoking than you can from drinking. your liver is damaged severely. >> what's riskier. we're keeping score. walking through an airport scanner or eating a handful of brazil nuts? the radiation question. >> oh really. i'll say brazil nuts. >> i'll say walking through a scanner. >> you and i think alike. >> you got it right. more radiation in brazil nuts than airport scanner. >> they'd rather clean it that way. >> the way they grow, they s of the ground. the roots of the tree. >> different ways of getting to the same answer. >> what's riskier being obese or living in the year 1910. one hundred years ago. >> i would say living 100 years ago. >> you're all correct. people lived 13 years less

but faulkner and haden broke a century partnership and new zealand crumbled in a first world cup final. australia attack was rampant. their fielding just as good. new zealand bowled out for 183. it was not enough. hopes raised by bolt. finch out without scoring. warner quickly showed australia was still in control. australia captain michael clarke was enjoying his one day international with 74 ones. he was out with the target in site. and the faultless smith deserved the winning runs victory by 7 victims with 100 balls to spare. >> i think through the whole world cup i made it clear that it was going to be skill not emotion that won us the world cup. i think a lot of things i said in press conference has been for myself. i'm saying it out loud so i can hear it myself. i think that's probably one of the main things skill over emotional winning the world cup. >> reporter: australia fifth world cup triumph, the first time in front of their own fans. they are kings of 50-over crick >>> there was more disappointment for new zealand on sunday. this time in the rugby 7s world series. fiji goi

here with us today, harris faulkner, host of kennedy on our sister network kennedy.bila is here. the #oneluckyguy also from fbn. push upexpert, charlie gasparino. >> back for more abuse. >> you're outnumbered. >> thanks for having me. >> lots of things cooking this morning. >> great stuff. markets. i've been preparing for this my entire life. intern, turned porn star. wall street intern turned porn star. >> usually oth

i'm harris faulkner. here today, andrea tantaros, host of "kennedy" on our sister network fox business, kennedy herself. kirsten powers is back. glad to see her. today's #oneluckyguy also from fbn. host of lou tonsdobbs tonight -- "lou dobbs tonight," and lou dobbs himself and he is outnumbered. we have busy day. let's get to it right now. it began as a relatively peaceful demonstration a quiet night. it has been a very fluid 24 hours t was just yesterday ferguson's police chief resigned in the wakes of two justice department reports one clearing officer darren wilson in shooting death of michael brown. the other finding widespread and routine racial bias in the city's court system and police department. but around midnight a protest turned violent. here is cell phone video when the shots were fired. [gunfire] >> ah! [bleep]. >> oh. >> [bleep]. >> many firms say, it was a blessing a miracle that those two police officers were not killed. now the latest both officers reportedly have just been released from

here with us today, harris faulkner, host of kennedy on our sister network kennedy.edediah bila is here. the #oneluckyguy also from fbn. push upexpert, charlie gasparino. >> back for more abuse. >> you're outnumbered. >> thanks for having me. >> lots of things cooking this morning. >> great stuff. markets. i've been preparing for this my entire life. intern, turned porn star. wall street intern turned porn star. >> usually other way around. >> she is entrepreneur. we'll do that at 2:20 on melissa francis's show. >> make a joke about wall streeters. >> a lot of double entendres. >> good to have you back. >> a hard job interviewing porn stars. portrait of courage, charlie. how do you get through the day? sounding alarm on iran's nuclear ambition days before a big speech speaking in front of a joint session of can guess benjamin netanyahu speaking before the largest pro-israel organization aipac, air american israel public committee. >> i plan to speak about inrarian regime threatening to destroy israel, that is devouring country after country in the middle east. that's

i'm harris faulkner.ay, andrea tantaros, host of "kennedy" on our sister network fox business, kennedy herself. kirsten powers is back. glad to see her. today's #oneluckyguy also from fbn. host of lou tonsdobbs tonight -- "lou dobbs tonight," and lou dobbs himself and he is outnumbered. we have busy day. let's get to it right now. it began as a relatively peaceful demonstration a quiet night. it has been

. >> thank you for joining me, i'm harris faulkner. >>> a world record car collection. >> he just kept going. he never stopped. >> his goal was to have one of every car ever made. >> a maverick driven to leave a mark. >> he went to a wrecking yard auction bought the whole wrecking yard. >> his family plans to carry out his plan. >> there was a thought of dread relief, enthusiasm. >> love it. feel the hair throwing. the top down. >> but can they fulfill the patriarch's dieing wish? >> none of us wanted to be the one who said we split all this stuff up. you don't want that car oil on your hands. >>> i'm jamie colby and today i'm driving outside tacoma, washington on my way to meet the heirs of a man who started with nothing built an empire, left his heirs enormous wealth but also an overwhelming task. >> i'm doug lemay. my father harold lemay passed away in 2000 at the age of 81 and left us with a world record collection that has become a full-time job. >> doug has invited me to the family house where his father lived for more than two decades where he now lives and works. >> hey, doug.

abu-jamal is serving a life sentence for the 1981 murder of philadelphia police officer daniel faulkner he was removed from death row in 2012 after a series of federal court appeals. >>> new jersey senator bob menendez maintains his innocence amid reports that he is facing federal corruption charges. the investigation stems from his ties to florida eye doctor and political donor solomon melgen. the justice department is looking into whether or not menendez accepted bribes in exchange for lobbying u.s. officials to help the doctor with business matters. last night, a defiant menendez denied any wrongdoing. >> let me be very clear. very clear. i have always conducted myself appropriately and in accordance with the law. >> the department of justice is expected to bring criminal charges against menendez in the next few weeks. >>> investigators are looking into what caused this fire at a gloucester county home. this video was sent to us from a viewer. it shows heavy smoke and flames pouring from the heston road home in glassboro around 8:00 last night. it took crews about two hours to get th

i'm harris faulkner. here today andrea tantaros, host of "money" with melissa francis on our sister network, host of "kennedy". we are glad he is here. and he's outnumbered. this is a big news day. you said it yourself. >> really big news day. that was an extraordinary speech from benjamin netanyahu. it was the most -- the fullest description the american people have heard about the threat from iran in six years. and i think bracing for people who haven't been

here with us today harris faulkner kirsten powers katie pavlich from town hall.oday's #oneluckyguy, executive producer of imus in the morning. he has to put up with don imus every day. he is outnumbered. bernard mcguirk. >> thank you very much, ladies happy friday the 13th. >> you're our one lucky guy. not unlucky today. >> any trisidek phobes here on couch? >> second one in a row. >> friday es always end with cocktail and good night sleep. no matter what, a good stay. >> amen to that. >> high-five bernie. >> massive manhunt in ferguson missouri. thinks are looking for one suspect or multiple suspects that shot two police officers during the wednesday night. it was relatively calmer last night but as the investigation continues, president obama coming under fire for initial response to the shootings. first a tweet saying quote, violence against police is unacceptable. our prayers are with the officers in missouri. path to justice is one all of us must travel together. on kelly file milwaukee county sheriff david clark who for months has been warning that a war ha

i'm harris faulkner. here today andrea tantaros, host of "kennedy" on our sister network, fox business kennedy. ainsley earhardt. today's hag hag. #oneluckyguy, erick erickson. it's a busy news today. >> it's a busy news day. thank you. >> shocking turn of events on the plane crash which looks like intentional act of mass murder questions, lots of them. amy kellogg reporting live from southeast france now. >> reporter: harris, a german colleague here on the ground told me in the alps heard that the pilot and copilot's wife and girlfriend traveled together. when rumors arose about what actually happened on flight 9525 the copilot's girlfriend they were separated and the copilot's girlfriend went directly back to germany. as we speak harris family members who chose to come here to be close where their loved ones die to give dna evidence et cetera, they are in a chapel secluded in this town with a ceremony closed to public. we have briefing from officials now. details that you mentioned harris point paint ve

here today, harris faulkner host of "money" with melissa francis on our sister network, fox business'selissa francis fox news contributor democratic strategist julie row begin ski is back. #oneluckyguy host of the fox news weekend, tucker carlson. >> like my dinner table. four girls. will not say a single word next hour. that is not true that. >> met close. >> big political stories. we're psyched you are here today. let's get to it. let's look at 2016, shall we? republicans jockey for a position in a very crowded field of possible gop presidential candidates new "fox news poll" show three likely candidates pulling ahead and a newcomer among them, conning his surge among republican voters. look at this. one poll showing among voters who identify as republican more think strong leader describes wisconsin governor scott walker at plus 35 points, when you factor in differential between yeses and nos. next are florida senator marco rubio, plus 33. and then former florida governor jeb bush, at plus 18. more voters than not say honest describes rubio at plus nine walker is right behind at plu

abu-jamal is serving a life sentence for the 1981 murder of philadelphia police officer daniel faulkner. authorities removed the former activist and journalist from death row in 2012 after a series of federal court appeals. >>> new jersey senator bob menendez is defending his name amid reports that he is facing federal corruption charges. the allegations stem from a federal investigation into the senator's ties to florida eye doctor and political donor solomon melgen. the justice department is looking into whether or not menendez accepted bribes in exchange for lobbying u.s. officials to help the doctor with business matters. while the senator has acknowledged taking some actions that could have appeared to ben hit his friend a defiant menendez deintos any wrongdoing. >> every action that i and my office have taken for the last 23 years that i have been privileged to be in the united states congress has been based on pursuing the best policies for the people of new jersey and of this entire country. >> the department of justice is expected to bring criminal charges against menendez in t

he is serving life in prison for the 1918 murder of philadelphia police officer daniel faulkner. abu jamal's wife claims doctors are giving her family the run-around about why her family is sick. >> we weren't told that he had diabetes. he was in the infirmary. we were told that he had eczema. and they were treating him for eczema. >> abu jamal's family complains state prison officials failed to provide him with proper medical care. the prison tells us, it doesn't comment on the medical condition of inmates. >>> new information right now about the shooting death of an off-duty police officer in delaware county. authorities telling us now the officer's girlfriend is about to be charged with murder. for now they're holding taina finch for allegedly assaulting mark hudson last summer. police tell us they had a history of domestic problems. officer hudson was shot and killed with his own service weapon on saturday. that shooting took place inside hudson's home. darby's police chief spoke today about the case. >> we can bring this to closure for the darby police department, the people

here with us today harris faulkner host of "kennedy" on our sister network, fox business's kennedy fox news contributor, democratic strategist, jewelry roginsky, today's #oneluckyguy the doctor, senior managing editor for health news and medical a-teamer dr. manny alvarez. he is here and outnumbered. >> you got that right. >> were you wondering during the press conference when you heard yoga were you wondering whether power yoga vishara? >> wonderful that she is exercising. >> we're looking of photos of her doing it, not. let's get to it. we await new reaction to the white house we begin with hillary asking us to trust her on this. for the first time the former secretary of state. finally answering questions about the effort mail controversy that expected to shadow her run at the white house. she said she never sent anything that was classified kept emails that were official business and deleted thousands of messages personal to her. hillary explaining that her way of doing things was well easier for her. >> i opted for convenience to use my personal email account, which was allowed by

harris faulkner is bringing us thisg5!h the neighborhood the first time was devastating. i just knew how much people have put into building their lives back here in the first place, who have a part of the american dream totally o> reporter: of all the parts of new orleans, katrina might are have hit this neighborhood the most, a neighborhood the deep connections to the community but one wendell simply calls home. >> i flew in that saturday for a family vacation. and i got to the airport and i was like what's going on? . and they said the hurricane. w(hurricane? i said the one in florida? they said it made a turn it's coming this way. >> authorities say this may be the worst of it but the longer it goes on the worst the damage will be here and elsewhere. >> i remember my father just looking at the walls like an old school northernians saying well how much will the water rise. littl

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i'm harris faulkner. here today andrea tantaros, host of "money" with melissa francis on our sister network, host of "kennedy". we are glad he is here. and he's outnumbered. this is a big news day. you said it yourself. >> really big news day. that was an extraordinary speech from benjamin netanyahu. it was the most -- the fullest description the american people have heard about the threat from iran in six years. and i think bracing for people who haven't been paying attention, who have been reading the news. this is something that the united states has not gotten from members of coming, from the president of the united states and it was a really sort of stunning and stern speech. >> we'll get into it. high drama as steven has just said as the leader of the jewish nation challenges president obama's relationship with iran. we expect to get reaction from democrats many among them, big no shows for today's speech. and we should note not a single member of the obama administration attended. but first a man o

abu-jamal is serving a life sentence for the 1981 killing of philadelphia police officer daniel faulkner. abu-jamal is trying to stop prisoners and suspects from doing things to contribute to their mental anguish. he gave a reported graduation speech last year at a college angering police. >>> and 15 minutes before sun rise. we're getting a cold start this morning, most of the area is in the 30s this morning. but we will see enough sunshine to start the warming process. the sunshine though won't last all day. tracking some rain for this afternoon. the first raindrops may be arriving later this morning. then a warm up later this week. we'll get some chillier air before temperatures head back to the 60s. 37 in reading. 44 in philadelphia international. and wilmington is at 40 degrees. clear skies, not a cloud out there just yet. you need a jacket to start with an umbrella for later on. it's drying out, but you can see the rain and snow in northwest pennsylvania and into michigan ohio getting some light rain showers in the cleveland area for us where it will start around noontime in philade

here with us today, like every day harris faulkner ainsley earhart, host of "fox & friends" first. >>mpliment. >> now we have kennedy, there she is. host of "kennedy" on fox business's "kennedy." today's #oneluckyguy fox news contributor, tony say yessing, worked on a number of political campaigns wi

abu-jamal is serving life in prison for killing philadelphia police officer daniel faulkner. >>> backlash is continuing to grow against indiana's religion freedom act that many think is discrimination. now the state's government is on the defense but he is not backing down, why he says that his state is being treated unfairly. next. >>> plus, also down to the wire there, they are talking right now you in negotiation was iran they are trying to come up with a nuclear power agreement. there is a deadline. we have latest on. that we will take a live who outside. a lot of you are worried about how do i get the kid dressed, what do i put on, sue will be ba >>> you have to adjust your shot that is snow falling in bucks county, fair less hills to be exact. they look like they are light, cute flakes that would be very nice and welcomed come december but on march 30th, sue. >> cute, that was cute, thaw said they were cute. >> yeah good i'm sure flakes appreciate it, yes. let's put this all in perspective. we did not have as much snow as we did this season as last season. i know it was a rough wint

abu-jamal is serving life term for the shooting of philadelphia police officer daniel faulkner, in 1981, lawyers for the convicted cop killer say prison officials not disclose the reason he was taken to the hospital. >>> high steaks negotiations over iran's nuclear program continue in switzer lands. >> leaders have until 6:00 p.m. eastern tonight to agree to the framework but as michael bert reports extension may be possible. >> with legs than 24 hours to go, secretary of state john kerry, and leaders from five world powers, continue to press iran to agree to basic deal, that would rain in its nuclear program for at least a decade. both sides realize there is a lot at steak. >> the down side of no deal is a nuclear arm middle eels, and the upside of good deal is that iran is contained it nuclear program is contained. >> difficult issues remain, among them, tehran's desire to continue sensitive research and development into uranium enrichment before the agreement he is pierce. another question: how iran would dispose of its existing stockpiles of at tomorrow i can fuel. possibly the bigg

abu-jamal is serving life in prison for murder of philadelphia police officer daniel faulkner. a a lawsuit in response to the taped commencement speech is being reviewed in federal court. suit seeks to determine if victims of violent crime can prevent quick criminals from doing things that will cause further mental difficulties vest. >>> we're working on this story a and try to find out yes is in critical care in a 30 hospital. >>> 6:40. lansdale police are investigating allegations of inappropriate pictures and videos, at north penn high school. it is being shared all over campus. allegations furnishes surfaced last friday forcing district officials to e-mail parents. they say students at the school have been involved in creating and sharing inappropriate pictures and video. the the images are believed to be of nude female students. yesterday some students threatened to walk out in response to the allegations. instead, the school held talk sessions so students could voice their concerns. in addition the schools principal created an on line video for community to view about the

abu-jamal is serving life in prison for the murder of philadelphia police officer daniel faulkner. meanwhile a lawsuit in response to the the taped commencement speech given by him is being reviewed in federal court. the suit seeks to determine its victims of violent crimes can prevent convicted criminals from doing things to cause further mental distress. >>> 4:11. coming up, four recent attacks in the local college has students on edge what this school is doing to keep students safe. >>> plus, a security scare how cross dressers got into a deadly confrontation at a federal facility. >>> and lets take another live look outside damp, cooler weather is moving in. we might even see some snow. sue serio has another look at your forecast after the the >>> 4:14. on this tuesday morning 41 degrees outside, sue arrow i was in orlando waking up to temps in the 60's and 07's. >> don't you start. >> and then i had to go home to reality which why is my voice sound so bad by the way. >> you are change nothing to a different climate. >> it is the changing season. >> but we will get temperatures