works. >>> a fox news alert. moment two helicopters collide midair in argentina. watch as they slam into each other before falling to the ground leaving ten people dead. the choppers crashed during the filming of a reality tv show. french prosecutors have opened a manslaughter investigation. both helicopter pilots were highly experienced. >>> captain jack sparrow is out of commission. it's true. the pirates of the cribben star johnny depp just injured his hand. he's on location for the movie series' latest installment in australia. depp is back in the u.s. for surgery. >>> he had no choice, the ntsb releasing preliminary findings on the plane crash that sent actor harrison ford to the hospital. the vintage plane he was flying lost power after takeoff forcing him to veer back to the airport. that was the only choice the experienced pilot had at that point. he crash landed on a gulf course. he is still recovering in the hospital. the ntsb still has not say why ford's plane lost power. >>> zoo lander two is happenin

so what fox news channel and mr. o'reilly have not touched on at all so far, and this is becoming sort of a more and more pregnant pause as we wait for some comment from them on this, but they haven't touched at all thus far on for which there appears to be a now plausible, innocent explanation for what mr. o'reilly said. >> now, i reported on this guy when i was working at wfaa tv in dallas. he taught at bishop college in dallas. i can put that together. now, i chased the shield to florida, and i was about to knock on the door where he was, his daughter's house and he blew his brains out with a shotgun. >> oh, my goodness. >> oh, my goodness, really? no, not really. although mr. o'reilly has told this story in that way many times, including on the fox news channel, and in print. it appears not to have happened. he keeps saying it, though. this is from his book "killing kennedy." >> in march of 1977 a young television reporter at wfaa in dallas began looking into the kennedy assassination. he sought out an interview

we're also going to stay on this fox news story because my next guest says revelations about o'reilly are actually making fox stronger. this autumn requires all requires a whole new understanding of media. you've got to hear what he means right after this. ♪ how did i set a new personal record today? i started with a test run. then i got a solid night's rest in a great room. and before i hit the road, i hit the breakfast bar where i got my fuel for the next 26 miles. great endings begin here. and now when you choose choice twice, get a night at no price at 1,500 hotels. book now at choicehotels.com [ female announcer ] we help make secure financial tomorrows a reality for over 19 million people. [ mom ] with life insurance, we're not just insuring our lives... we're helping protect his. [ female announcer ] everyone has a moment when tomorrow becomes real. transamerica. transform tomorrow. i am totally blind. and sometimes i struggle to sleep at night, and stay awake during the day. this is called non-24. learn more by calling 844-824-2424. or visit your24info.com. fox's bill o'reilly

fox. they don't shut you down. and he's also not paying attention to what's going on in the daytime hours. i don't see news coverage like fox provides on msnbc. it's a different world, buddy. >> we have great newspeople here, buddy. i'm not one of them. i'm an opinion person. i am a conservative. i don't hide the fact i'm a conservative. this is not a -- in that sense, it is an advocacy news program, very different from a journalist. very different. i'm a talk show host. >> and i don't ever remember george bush doing anything like this. i remember george bush sitting down with "the new york times" three times as president. he sat down with brian williams after katrina and no one demagogued katrina more than brian williams. he spoke to all americans. for some reason, barack obama doesn't like us and doesn't want to make his case to us. >> i think he's spoken -- >> put his pants on, juan. stop whining. don't be a cry baby in chief. >> i'm all with you. i think he should speak to fox. >> do his job, stop blaming other people. >> we have reporters -- he's spoken to o'reilly and bret baier and done those interv

fox news religion correspondent lauren green from our new york news room. tell us more about this with the christians. >> it happens with far too much regularity. the suicide blast happened in quick secession blowing up two churches in the eastern city. the taliban suicide bombers exploded themselves while worshippers had gathered for sunday morning services at two churches only a few hundred yards apart. one witness telling reuters he saw a man blow himself up after fighting with a guard to get inside the church. 15 people were killed including two officers assigned to protect the churches. over 70 were injured. >> translator: i was on guard inside. a small gate of the church was opened. suddenly there was the sound of a blast and the gate was blown away. i quickly turned like this and flashes of blood and flesh fell on my clothes. after that we got busy with the rescue work. >> violence erupting as protesters took to the streets attacking and killing two men they believe were involved. a local pakistani priest calling on the government to protect all plac

hating fox news. e is a reason for it that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. new media poll from quinnipiac shows that measures americans trust fox news more than any other news agency by a substantial margin. msnbc came in last. those holding political power know that they know fox news now dominating the information flow and after more than 18 years on the air, our prime time programs set the political agenda. a few months ago david axelrod the architect of president obama's. asking if we would do the first cable news interview on his book. mr. axelrod knowing his book would get notice if he came on this broadcast. i told him sure. we would have a lively respectful discussion, which we did. on february 9th. then, to show his gratitude, axelrod begins trashing fox news, saying we are not a real news organization. that was a mistake. being two faced, not a legacy builder dave perhaps he just made a verbal mistake, if so, we are ready to accept mr. axelrod's apology. the fact is that

fox news got this case right. fox news, not just me.a lot of segments plus o'reilly had a lot of segments urging caution. would the mainstream media after hail them as heroes like we heard about pete williams? >> gl yeah why doesn't fox get as much credit as-- who's pete williams? ( laughter ) anyway, the point is it wasn't the first time they got it right. >> i urged caution in the duke coverage and in the trayvon martin coverage and now this coverage. >> jon: that's three times. they got it right three times in 10 years. those are solar eclipse numbers, people, which i think is why it's recommended you only watch fox through a tiny pinhole poked through a piece of cardboard. you can't look directly at fox. it will indelibly burn your soul. the whole rush to judgment complaint is ( bleep ) fox is nothing but a rush to judgment in almost every situation. okay. you're the caution and sober reflection network. ( laughter ) my favorite part of the piece was after 10 minutes of complaining that no one would ever thank them this. >> if you a

caller: i don't trust fox news no further than i can throw them. they spend too much time criticizing and disrespecting the presidency. i think that i watch a lot of msnbc and abc world news and stuff like that. i believe that they give me better news and give the facts better. host: does it surprise you that when it comes to most trusted news that fox news was top of the list? caller: it shocked me. the reason i say shocked me i thought republicans would wake up and see that they were misleading in a lot of ways. host: john from northport florida, republican line. thanks for calling. go ahead. caller: hi, my name is john. i'm calling from northport list of good morning. -- i'm calling from northport. good morning. the station to listen to his al jazeera. we trust them a lot more than the other stations compared to fox news and cnn and msnbc. when we had a situation down at the everglades and they started to do natural gas and oil fracking that was the only channel that came to help the people because they were blindsided when that happened. we feel

fox news is serging, in february the prime time lineup fnc number one in the cable world. just news we kicked the zombie channel's butt. first two weeks of march same thing. again, that cinelsd of dominance is a severe threat to the far left which needs to marginalize independent and critical voices in order to put hillary clinton into the white house. and that's the memo. now for the top story tonight reaction. joining us from miami the purveyor of bernard goldberg.com mr. goldberg. how much influence do you believe the press will have in the upcoming presidential election? >> that's not an easy question because you have got to figure that 40% have already decided they are going to vote for hillary. another 40%, thereabouts have decided they are going to vote against hillary. so that leaves 20%. the mainstream media don't have the clout that they used to. but, if you take the three big old networks, they still have about 25 million people watching every night. so what they do matters. what cable does only matters in terms of fox because fox is is the only one with any numb

that's this weekend on "fox news sunday. weekend we're putting it on sunday and on fox. not this fox. on the fox where they have football on sundays in the fall. that's where chris is this time of day. is everything good? >> everything is fine. congresswoman, though, i may have to start doing these myself. >> i like the idea. less work for me ills better. >> everything is good. how about with you? >> it's absolutely spectacular. we're getting out -- usually don't leaveh[bqñ at 8:00. so tonight i'm leaving at 6:00 so i'm very excited about that. that just a short time from now and everyone is excited. we'll take the weekend off. >> where are you going? >> i'll go home. i'm going to watch basketball tonight at a sports bar. and then i'll probably do that tomorrow for the whole day and then on sunday i'll probably watch basketball. that's probably it. >> wow. >> it's great. >> exciting. >> exciting life up here in new york. chris, nice to see you. tell the soup lady hello. >> i willdi4 p indeed. >> all right. he might could hav

and the other is fox news and bill o'reilly and sean hannity and all the people who tell you that you must be afraid of isis. the snl skit they should go ahead and do that type of isis skit every single week. and i applaud them. i think every comedian should go ahead and have an isis routine because you're not going to get your head cut off by isis. you have a better chance of getting hit by lightning. that's something that fox news and the people on the right won't tell you, because they want to send ground troops back to iraq. we already had two wars. we don't need another war, especially with a group that doesn't have a navy nuclear weapons. they can't hurt us the way people on fox will try to tell people they can. so i think it's a great thing. i think more americans should poke fun at isis. i think that isis ultimately should become a punch line and

fox news, only 29% of voters chose the network. were split between msnbc, cnn, nbc, abc and cbs news. here's the thing, according to data from the pew center audiences were basically every outlet in both these so-called mainstream media and progressive media, to the "new yorker," nightly news "usa today," they awe skee left of center. that is not an accident. because conservative media outlets like fox news spend day after day discouraging their viewers from watching other outlets, telling them they're being lied to telling them they're being sneered at and laughed at and spit upon by the mainstream media. with an assist from conservative websites, fox news successfully managed to convince a huge portion of the country that hardly any other outlet can be trusted. the network tells that story over and over again because as rupert murdock and roger hill know, it's very good for business. now, trustworthiness is a subjective judgment. what if you could design a computer program that judged trustworthiness and display the results. googl

channel. >>> there is breaking news on fox news channel you are looking live, this is ft. h carolina, from the is afacilities of our network news affiliate wral. we'll hear the statement on sergeant bowe bergdahl. let's listen. >> good afternoon ladies and gentlemen, and thank you for coming to ft. bragg today. i'm colonel daniel j.w. king, spokesman for u.s. army forces command and i'll provide you a statement with regard to the army's investigation of sergeant robert bowdry bergdahl's 2009 disappearance in afghanistan. due to the specific and legal nature of the information i'm about to provide, i am unable to take your questions, but our staff here will provide you with a copy of this statement and points of contact to address your questions at the conclusion of this statement. our statement follows. the u.s. army forces command has author rely reviewed the army's investigation surrounding sergeant robert beaudry bergdahl's 2009 disappearance in afghanistan and formally charged sergeant bergdahl under the armed forces uniform code of military justice on march 25th, 2015

they are not trying to speed up the internet they are trying to prevent us like fox news pay internetp for us. >> net neutrality provides equal ache to every entrepreneur even the small guys get their ideas and new jobs and create it in our internet economy. >> the other side will tell you that it spurens investment and interrupt competition while the pro-side says that's what it is designed to could do. the politics is interesting on the conservative side. everyone is in lock step in the primary all the candidates running for 2016. it makes very exciting debate on capitol hill for conservatives who say this is one more overreach of the executive branch, trying to do more rule-making than it's permitted that they are investigating the white house's role in pushing the fcc towards this decision. they want to go after the fcc alleged legislation. i will tell you right now congress can barely turn the lights out at night when they go home and turn them on again in the morning. so speaker boehner says things like this is the secret government plan to take over the internet. this is going

and so was fox news. up next a look at the record on both sides of this story. and donald trump weighing in tonight for big news for the republican presidential field and suggesting that even with all of the potential contenders we're hearing from thus far he may still be the man for the job. what do you think -- the first debate -- republican presidential debate will be hosted in august by fox news channnnnnnnnnnn ♪ ♪ ♪ droid by motorola. when it matters. droid does. exclusively at verizon. get $100 off when you trade in any smartphone. [plumber] i need to be where the pipes are. so i use quickbooks and run my entire business from the cloud. i keep an eye on sales and expenses from anywhere. even down here in the dark i can still see we're having a great month. and celebrate accordingly. i run on quickbooks.that's how i own it. ♪ ♪ (ee-e-e-oh-mum-oh-weh) (hush my darling...) (don't fear my darling...) (the lion sleeps tonight.) (hush my darling...) man snoring (don't fear my darling...) (the lion sleeps tonight.) woman snoring take the roar out of snore. yet ano

you can watch the speech fox news channel. >> joon mccain was on fox news. the israel u.s.elationship is worse than he has ever seen. what is the tent amount among other politicians? >> i have only covered the white house sel years nowhere near the experience as john mccain. i will take him at his word. the truth is inside the beltway a lot of this is seen as politics sort of the bluster of back and forth. i don't know if that is the case. i would argue after the speech is over things will likely go back to normal. back to you. >> meantime as many arizona many as 55 chairs will be empty. many house and senate democrats are boy kwoting the speech. those skipping out say the visit tok significant damage to israel. >> i am not going to not watch the speech i am not going to not listen to what he says. i think israel will be hurt by this speech and has been hurt. bottom line is the president obama is the most important person in america for israel to have a good relation shin with. it's important the commander-in-chief and the prime minister of israel work together. >> also not

have a good one. >>> fox news alert now. breaking information on the u.s. ry helicopter crash as we await the news conference. ash carter, he was addressing that just a few moments ago. we're going to get an update on that chopper. it's believed now that 11 marines and other soldiers may have died in that crash that happened overnight. we're going to bring you more on that and this first press conference as secretary. we're going to bring you more of that right after this. why are all these people so asleep yet i'm so awake? did you know your brain has two systems? one helps keep you awake- the other helps you sleep. science suggests when you have insomnia, the wake system in your brain may be too strong and your neurotransmitters remain too active as you try to sleep, which could be leading to your insomnia. ohh...maybe that's what's preventing me from getting the sleep i need! talk to your doctor about ways to manage your insomnia. now with the xfinity tv go app, you can watch live tv anytime. it's never been easier with so many networks all in one place.

a fox news alert.wo police officers shot and the sniper at large after chaos erupts in ferguson, missouri. breaking news happening right now on the search for that gunman. and a witness who says the bullets flew right by his head. >>> a new wave of violence comes one week after attorney general eric holder vowed to dismantle that city's police department. remember? >> we are prepared to use all the power that we have. all the power that we have to

and so was fox news. up next a look at the record on both sides of this story. and donald trump weighing in tonight for big news for the republican presidential field and suggesting that even with all of the potential contenders we're hearing from thus far he may still be the man for the job. what do you think -- the first debate -- republican presidential debate will be hosted in august by fox news channel. do you think you'll be out on that stage? do you have stuff to clean this mess of a breakroom? i have paper towels, sprays, wipes, sponges. and these floors? disinfectant cleaner, mops and "wet floor" signs. how long does it take to reheat cod? we also have air fresheners. make on-budget happen. make cleaning up happen. staples. make more happen. people ship all kinds of things. but what if that thing is a few hundred thousand doses of flu vaccine. that need to be kept at 41 degrees. while being shipped to a country where it's 90 degrees. in the shade. sound hard? yeah. does that mean people in laos shouldn't get their vaccine? we didn't think so. from figuri

fox news contributor steven hayes.put this together liz you really have to follow the bouncing ball. because it doesn't make sense. you've got an iranian proxy war going on against israel almost continually as they support hezbollah and other groups. you've got the iranian mullah this past sunday chanting death to america. now we've got a proxy war against saudi arabia and other countries by iranian supported rebels in yemen. and then an administration that wants to allow them in the out years of this deal, the sunset years, a nuclear weapon. >> right. >> help me understand the logic behind this if there even is such a thing. >> well, the big picture truth here is that everything you see happening right now really across the middle east is directly traceable back to two things. one of those is the american withdrawal, the american withdrawal from iraq which created isis. the american withdrawal from afghanistan which even though it's been slowed now has not been slowed sufficiently. that's one thing. the second thing i

first, ladies and gentlemen, every now and again i like to check in with our good friends on the fox news network-- or-- or as your grandparents call it "the real news." and to be frank, oftentimes this show is critical of fox. but only because they're terrible. ( laughter ) like sometimes almost shockingly terrible. for instance, two weeks ago, the justice department released a report on the ferguson, missouri police department shooting of michael brown. basically exonerating officer darren wilson and debunking the hands up, don't shoot narrative. and then they released a second d.o.j. report stating the ferguson, missouri routinely violates the constitution and federal law with a pattern of racial bias, unreasonable force, intengszal mistreatment wrongs borne disproportionately by african americans. but on fox-- you're going to love this-- despite their 24-hour schedule, they really only had time for the one report. >> the d.o.j. now admitting hands up, don't shoo don't shoot, never happened. >> people have been fed a narrative. >> protesters who have been running around this country te

right now we will take a quick break and we will be right back here on fox news. >>> this is a fox news alert from new york. violence returns to the streets of ferguson. gunshots fired outside the town's police department. you are taking a look at video shortly after the incident happened. two officers were shot and it all happened around midnight. the st. louis county police chief spoke an hour, hour and a half ago. jon belmar spoke previously. he said a 32-year-old who was a five-year veteran was shot in the face. and a 41-year-old officer from st. louis county was shot in the shoulder. that officer was a 14-year veteran on the force. he described their injuries as serious. both were conscious and are currently conscious as they are there in the hospital. but he says those injuries are serious. the shots were fired as the protesters gathered following the resignation of the embattled police chief. it happened on wednesday. jackson was the 6th employee to be fired orie signed. a report cleared darrin wilson, a name you heard a lot of civil rights charges in the shooting of black 18-yea

a fox news lart. target isis.massive effort to take back a symbolic city in iraq as we learn about the state of some of the captured christians. >> a dramatic confrontation turns dead ly. a sidewalk struggle ends with shooting the man to death. >> they just shot him. >> what we are learning right now about the moments before. >> skydiving scare. the survival story 12,000 feet in the air. "fox & friends first" starts right now. >> good morning. you are watching fox and friends first. i am lia gabrielle in for ainsley earhardt. >> i am heather childers. thank you for starting your week with us. overnight iraqi troops launch a huge military operation against isis. >> government forces trying to recapture sadam hussein's home town of tikrit. kelly wright has the latest developments. >> this latest iraqi offenses is being supported by artillery and air strikes from the u.s. led coalition as well as the iraqi military. the objective is to defeat isis in the country. troops are in the home town of the dictator sadam huss

cbs, they get 10%, just 10% say they're most trusted compared with fox news where we have triple their number. so once again i have news for scott pelley, you're wrong. wrong again, scott. >> well, this is a sea change the declining interest in broadcast network news which is doing less news, less serious news and less investigative reporting. interesting at nbc whose anchor brian williams out on a six-month suspension, an award winning investigative reporter for years she left and gave a speech saying the network news divisions are less interested in challenging the white house in doing serious reporting. they're doing shorter more superficial stories. sheryl attkisson she says at her network they stopped running her investigative pieces wasn't challenging the white house as mu of cbs news their morning show still makes an attempt at doing news. but you watch the other two channels and it's very soft. i mean if you want to get real news in the morning, it's not like -- the "today" show looks nothing like it looked when it was katie and matt together or back when they had diane and cha

cfp -- work with the highest standard. >>> this is a fox news alert. ashed in the french french alps left. "new york times" investigator from the cockpit investigator. the investigator telling the "times," quote the guy outside is knocking lightly on the door and there is no answer. and then he hits the door stronger and no answer. there is never an answer. investigators saying can you hear he is trying to smash the door down. so far no word on why the pilot would have left the cockpit. we'll continue to update you on the breaking news. thank you for being with us. we will see you all again tomorrow night right here at 7:00 p.m. eastern. if you you can't watch live set your dvr and watch. go to gretawire, there is a bergdahl poll i want you to vote on. >>> previously on "red eye." >> hello, everyone. i'm kennedy. >> i am one of the baggage guys. >> the kid is a huge tool. >> i have zero sympathy for this dude. >> there is one joe biden. >> this is outrageous. >> i tried. >> that man is begging for a blue latex glove. >> mum's the word. >> obviously you

sunday." >>> and hello again from fox news. today at cia headquarters in virginia. this is the agency's iconic entrance here with the cia seal. in this complex, thousands of officers work around the clock collecting intelligence and directing covert operations to protect the u.s. from foreign threats. but while the cia is the stuff of spy movies and tom clancy novels, in real life, the agency has a unique insight into what's happening in hot spots around the world. today we take you inside for a rare and exclusive interview with the man who heads the spy agency, director john brennan. >> director, we're here in the cia's private museum. tell us about this model next to us. >> well, first of all, welcome, chris to our museum that we're quite proud of. this is the model of the compound in abad bad that o sam ma bin laden was hiding for years. that was the site of the takedown of bin laden. there's still a lot we didn't know at the time as far as the inside of the building and what bin laden and his cohorts might have planned in t

. >> fox news alert. ferguson, missouri responding to a scatting report citing racism in the police force. >> city leaders set to meet to provide a plan of action for change. we are covering all of the news "happening now". >> iran and isis are competing for the crown. >> and a growing danger for u.s. and our ally. former cia director james wool authority bee will be here. >> plus, eyewitness accounts after a commercial jet skids off of the runway and crashing through the fence just inches from the frigid waters. >> delta flight coming in laguardia airport with a ruptured wing and fuel leak. >> a passenger who experienced the horror will join us. and the end of an eight year journey to the outer reaches of the galaxy. a massive spacecraft in a planet 3 million miles from earth. it is all "happening now". but we begin with powerful winter storms, bringing heavy snow and bitterly cold temperatures. welcome to "happening now". i am jon scott. >> and i am jenna lee. and the snow storm in new york city proving

sabina kuriakose, "fox 29 news". >> a memorial fund has been set up for officer wilson's family, he has young children, you can find information on how to donate at myfoxphilly.com. >>> and, your fox 29 weather thought now finally pretty nice saturday, fox 29 meteorologist, caitlin roth here, hopefully it is the beginning of good things to come caitlin? >> it definitely is, dawn timmeney, for once we have good news here in the weather authority. a nice warming trends which began today will carry on through the work week. and it has been a quiet saturday, in fact, quiet weekend, been long time since we've been able to say. that will outside right now you still see few rain and snow showers on ultimate doppler, but not making it into our area. we've had sun giving way to few more clouds this afternoon, but any of the sprinkles have been west of lancaster county out toward harrisburg, if you are in the outer reaches of lancaster bucks, maybe schuylkill county seeing snow showers otherwise it has been fairly clear. 39 degrees at the airport right now we just slipped from 40 degrees, and tha

>> we start with a fox news alert. democrats reacting to benjamin netanyahu's strong warning about iran to the the u.s. congress. >> and the invitation to the israeli prime minister that left the obama administration out of the loop. >> the remarkable a liiance between israel and the united states is always been above politics and will always remain above politics. >> a defineing moment for america and israel. israel's regime poses a great threat not only to israel, but the peace for the entire world. >> raising the stakes with iran. and the reaction to the prime minister's controversial speech to congress. >> i believe in transparency. >> but now hillary clinton facing scrutiny. >> i believe in taking responsibility. snr for using a personal e-mail account for state department business. did she break the law or put national security at risk? >> and foreign mothers to be paying big money to have their babies in america. >> it is it citizenship for sale. >> it is a bombing trade. >> fox news exclusive and cracking down

fox news national security correspondent catherine herridge is at the pelc. another charge more serious, right? >> that's right, greta. in fact, a u.s. army spokesman told fox there will be no pre-trial confinement for sergeant bo bergdahl who is currently stationed at fort sam houston texas. is he charged under the uniform code. desertion with intent to shirk important or hazardous duty and under article 99, misbehavior before the enemy endangering the safety of command, unit or place. sergeant bowe bergdahl could face a maximum punishment of life behind bars. u.s. military officials and multiple jag officers could not tell us why berg doll would not face a maximum death penalty for those alleged ucmj breaches. one army retired general with knowledge it can only be sought in time of war and technically u.s. did not declare war on afghanistan. there will be a preliminary hearing, like a grand jury the judge has the ability to send the case to a general court martial, a special court martial, or dismiss the charges all together. sergeant bergdahl could also fac

fox news alert. hillary clinton said to address controversy surrounding her private email account as the firestorm grows over her time as secretary of state. so, what will she say? when will she say it? i'm bill hemmer. welcome here to "america's newsroom." >> i'm good. good to have you back. i'm martha mack. good morning, everybody. likely presidential candidate is expected to speak publicly from new york, quote, soon on this issue but chairman of the house select committee on benghazi, trey gowdy says all he wants to see from hillary clinton are months of missing e-mails his committee requested but never received. >> i have no interest in email about bridesmaids dresses or wedding cakes. it is none of my business i don't want them. but public records is all of our business. that subset that deals with benghazi is particularly our committee's business. bill: peter doocy's business is reporting live from washington today. peter good morning. how soon is soon? >> reporter: could be just a few hours, b

and "happening now" starts now. >> fox news alert. t citing racism in the police force. >> city leaders set to meet to provide a plan of action for change. we are covering all of the news "happening now". >> iran and isis are competing for the crown. >> and a growing danger for u.s. and our ally. former cia director james wool authority bee will be here. >> plus, eyewitness accounts after a commercial jet skids off of the runway and crashing through the fence just inches from the frigid w

jon: quick fox news alert. food news out of ferguson.the police officers who were shot last night are already out of the hospital, including the buy who took a bullet to the face. the bullet is lodged behind his ear. doctors say they will leave it there for now. it is not bothering anything. both of those officers already out of the hospital. jenna: wow, that seems miraculous. that is less than 12 hours when they have been shot. jon: can't keep a good man down. jenna: ferguson, that story is not over. we'll see you back here in an hour. jon: "outnumbered" starts now. >> we begin with a fox news alert in ferguson, missouri where a manhunt is underway after two police officers were shot late last night just outside of the police station. this is "outnumbered." 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

let's bring in the fox news political insiders. ning us via satellite and looking fabulous while he does so. former republican congressman for new york is here and pat, former pollster for president jimmy carter and fox news contributor. when we hear the president say he is not going to allow iran to get a weapon you say it is fantasy. why do you say that? >> first of all they are going to cheat. they have been cheating. they have been cheating during the talks. they have been enriching beyond what they are supposed to. it is the nature of the beast. i think we all believe that we have taken the foot off the pedal at a time when we have the power to increase the pressure on iran and for reasons we are going to get into secretary kerry and president obama want an agreement so badly yesterday in paris kerry said we are chasing the agreement. we're not chasing. they're the ones chasing the iranians to get the sanctions lifted. we are in the strong position and we are caving. >> what does that mean that they are chasing the agreement. >

people treat fox news like it is sort of a news organization right?s channel and organizations are about to host a bunch of major party organizations coming up. there are real news people that work there and they want to be seen as a real news organization. they demand to be. but if they're defense is that it's okay if they lie on the air as long as it rates -- this cannot hold. maybe it is getting to them. last night mr. o'rilley spent much of his show talking about msnby. honestly the fox news channel cannot be seen as a news channel as long as that continues to be true. ultimately, that's what it is. okay! let's go go, go, go... woah! go right, go left, go left stop! now go... (shouting) let's go!! i gotta go! can i go? yup! you can go. (beeping alert) woah! there you go! way to go! lets go buddy, let's go! anncr: the ford fusion. we go further, so you can. they say after seeing a magician make his assistant disappear mr.clean came up with a product that makes dirt virtually disappear. he called it the magic eraser. it cleans like magic. even baked

a fox news alert -- this just in. announced that he will not run for re-election. why is reid bowing out? details are now. >>> meanwhile, a motive revealed, perhaps new clues into the mindset of the co-pilot who crashed that airbus in the french alps taking out 149 other people with him. >>> plus, now we think we know more about the captain's desperate attempt to stop that suicide mission during the eight-minute plunge to earth. >>> and after a massive explosion rocks a new york city building, an off-duty officer -- firefighter, i should say, spotted kicking down windows and doors. the incredible act of a real hero on a one-man rescue mission. we'll share that story. follow the spotlight and follow us because mornings are better with friends. >>> we got a fox news alert for you right now regarding that man. moments ago, democratic senator from nevada, harry reid, said he will not seek re-election next year. that means he's going to retire. the senate minority leader posted a video to youtube announcing his retirement.

>> well, maybe. >> well, maybe.s at fox new, doesn't that highlight the criticism? l, maybe. >> well, maybe. i wouldn't necessarily single out news organizations that way. fox news you know has come at least some elements of it have come to represent the voice of the right on cable tv just as for some msnbc has represented the voice of left. and that's one of the features of our modern media. >> in the opinion program -- >> people have to sort themselves out ideologically. >> so 2008 campaign again, you shayla murray and richard wolffe became my constant companions, you swore them to secrecy about a bad poll. doesn't that underscore the coziness of the press corps? >> they have written things that were challenging. i didn't monitor every word. but, look, one of the things about me is that it started off as a journalist. i understand what their jobs are. and when you're traveling with people day after day and you're having conversations with them about the events of the day, you you do develop relationships. i don't think that that impedes their professionalism or min

has that experience helps you you at fox news? think all of my experiences have certainly helped. mtv was great because i learned a lot about being a spontaneous performer and reacting to situations quickly. and it's obviously very different when pop culture is reacting. in breaking new, you have to go into the same part of your brain where you're able to be in the moment and actively listen so you can respond. >> your show is built around debating your libertarian views and to boil it down want to kind of keep government out of our lives or less intrusive in our lives. >> i actually like to put it in a more positive acceptssense. i love freedom. i'm opt in mystic that we can pursue our individual freedoms in a way that benefits everybody.in mystic that we can pursue our individual freedoms in a way that benefits everybody. and we can and we can party when we choose. >> are you pro-choice, pro gay marriage? >> >> i am pro gay marriage and ooifi'm a pro-life a pro-life libertarian. babies and babies and fetuses are sacred and i hav

people treat fox news like it is sort of a news organization, right?annel and anchors are about to host a bunch of major party organizations coming up. there are real news people that work there and they want to be seen as a real news organization. they demand to be. but if they're defense is that it's okay if they lie on the air as long as it rates -- this cannot hold. maybe it is getting to them. last night mr. o'reilly spent a good portion of his show attacking msnbc on the basis of his superior ratings. yes, what you are selling your office is working quantitatively. congratulations. woo-hoo. honestly, the fox news channel cannot be seen as a news channel as long as that continues to be true. ultimately, that's what it is. you show up. you stay up. you listen. you laugh. you worry. you do whatever it takes to take care of your family. and when it's time to plan for your family's future we're here for you. we're legalzoom, and for over 10 years we've helped families just like yours with wills and living trusts. so when you're ready start with us. do

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