again, our delia gallagher on the phone on the plane.ope prepares to step out, again, is there an expectation surely that he will somehow talk about this? >> reporter: george, i'm having a hard time hearing you because i'm just deplaneing, myself. i will say this, this is a really pivotal trip for the pope and for the catholic church. it's one that even up until a month ago, we didn't realize would be so important precisely because we have this wave of the united states of sex abuse and coverup. it's almost some kind of sin chronnistic or providencetial ship that this is happening in i'll a country that is a stalwart catholic country that also suffered its own sex abuse crisis in some way is representing the universal church as they say, representing the other churches as well in this crisis. and so, what the pope says here is hard to kind of overstill the importance of how this trip goes. not just in what he says. it's not about words necessarily of which he did write the letter. people have heard the sorrys coming from the vatican, oka

dianne gallagher live for us.hank you. >>> "time" magazine called him the patron saint of laughter. neil simon has died. we will run through his work and classics next. itreat when you see a hundred orders come in, a hundred orders come in, but then you realize i've got a hundred orders i have to ship out. shipstation streamlined that wh the order data, the weights of , everything is seamlessly put into shipstation, so when we print the shipping ll everything's pretty much done. it's so much easier so now, we're ready, bring on t. shipstation. the number one ch of online sellers. go to shipstation.com/tv and get two months free. >>> all right. 4:22 eastern time. u.s. and mexico closing in on a nafta deal and could reach agreement as early as today. the two countries met over the past few weeks and mexico economy minister said both sites were close to resolving key issues. bloomberg reports significant issues. and mexico and the u.s. along with canada have been working on for more than a year. president trump claim

trace gallagher with the news. is he live for us this afternoon. hey, trace. >> hey, shep, politico reviewed the translations of the document and what presidenpresident putin conveyeo president trump. surprisingly normal. in other words, despite rising tension over events in syria and ukraine, along with russia's meddling in the 2016 election, the document shows that putin is willing to extend a series of landmark nuclear treaties and separately work towards agreeing on new ways to limit nuclear weapons. a source told politico that putin is in essence saying, quote: we want to get out of the dog house and engage on a broad range of security issues document reportedly includes the following extending the stark treaty that was signed in 2010 and expires in 2021. ban intermediate range nuclear missiles and keep

i'm trace gallagher in phoenix, at the north phoenix baptist church.e place honoring senator john mccain. this ceremony is the last time that arizonans have two pay their respects and say they're their fond farewells to john mccain. at 2:00 this afternoon, he will be placed onto an airplane at sky harbor airport and flown to the nation's capital to lie in state in the capitol rotunda. his funeral and then his internment at the naval academy. and then of course, the service today is remarkable for a couple of things because we will see 24 current senators along with four former senators and the breakdown is 15 republicans and 13 democrats. i was talking to nebraska senator ben sasse, and this is for a reason. john mccain often went across the aisle, he had dear friends on both sides of the aisle and really emblematic of that is his relationship with the former vice president joe biden. they go back some 40 years to when john mccain was the navy's liaison to the senate, and in that capacity john mccain would often travel with joe biden to these overseas

i'm trace gallagher in for shepard smith. left the church about 30 minutes ago. it's arriving at sky harbor airport. it will be about ten minutes. john mccain's casket will be put open an airplane and taking its final trip from arizona. it was a day of respect for john mccain. today is a day to say good-bye. the arizona senator is leaving for the last time. people all day paid ama

jury did not reach a conclusion on ten other counts so here's how we're covering this one at a gallagher's in alexandria virginia where the man of war trial was happening we'll check in with him shortly but we are starting in new york outside the district court with kristen salumi it was quite a scene actually kristen we were watching the live feed reporters running out of that courthouse to deliver some pretty important news. absolutely a very dramatic unfolding of events here at the courthouse in manhattan michael cohen walked in looking cool and collected but choked up as the proceedings went on and the judge read the charges against him eight of them total that he pled guilty to as you noted five tax fraud one bank fraud two campaign finance violations and the implications for michael cohen the time that he could spend in jail the judge saying more than five years possible for michael cohen which led to his choking up an emotional. showing his emotions in the court of course as the implications for the president trump that brought all of the reporters out here all of the media scrambli

i'm trace gallagher in for shepard smith.resident trump in north carolina where he is set to speak at any moment and sign an executive order on retirement security. we'll see if he goes off script and takes questions from reporters after giving a wide-ranging interview to bloomberg. he called special counsel robert mueller's russia investigation illegal and blasted his own attorney general, jeff sessions, for not reigning it in. the president says sessions will keep his job, at least until the november mid-terms. president trump also claimed he's allowed to get totally involved in the special counsel's investigation of his own campaign and he urged sessions to look into what he calls the other side, including the fire fbi director james comey and other justice department officials. >> i'd just like to have jeff sessions do his job and if he did, i'd be happy. the job entails two sides, not one side. >> mueller's investigation just lead to another guilty plea. this time it's the close associate of president trump's former camp

brent: that was ryan gallagher speaking to us from the intercept. big question from how many zerse are in one trillion? >> i know the answer. i'm not going to give it away. want to know how you would spend a trillion. i would definitely help you. talking about that trillion, we are talking about that apple, the first u.s. company to top $1 trtrillion in market valueue. the record crowns a decade-long rise fueled by its iphone, transferring the tech firm from a niche player in computers to a global powerhouse spanning entertainment and comms. it started in the garage of founder steve jobs in 1976. apple changed howw we communicie with each other and how business conduct daily commerce. i want to talk about this with sophie schimansky our correspondent on wall street. many people say that the success of apple is down to the fact that it can force five prices -- and basically, we are addicted to our phones. how long can the company keep that up? sophie: the iphone or really any apple product has always been more than just a laptop for a phone. it is a

policy adviser to his campaign pleaded guilty to federal crimes and more trials are coming and he gallagher is live for us at the white house so andy what i just read a little bit of what donald trump said about michael cohen on twitter but he is quite verbose as much as you can be on twitter what else has he said what are we hearing from the administration in general. well we haven't heard much this morning but we are expecting a press conference in about an hour and fifteen minutes maybe two hours in which sarah huckabee sanders will stand before the press gathered in the white house here off to my left and you can imagine in that press conference that the reporters are only going to ask the same questions no matter what network they're from no one i what their political leanings are they going to ask about the implications of what michael cohen has said and let's just take a step back for a moment to choose day when michael cohen was in court in new york and admitted guilt to finance campaign charges but at the same time he was in the stand he implicated the sitting president of the unit

i'm trace gallagher in for shepard smith. you can see the live procession for john mccain. it left the church about 30 minutes ago. it's arriving at sky harbor airport. it will be about ten minutes. john mccain's casket will be put open an airplane and taking its final trip from arizona. it was a day of respect for john mccain. today is a day to say good-bye. the arizona senator is leaving for the last time. people all day paid amazing tributes. we had high school kids along the roadways. they were let out of school to be along the procession route and say farewell, a fond farewell to john mccain. an amazing history lesson for a lot of these kid. the way this will work is, there will be one final ceremony at sky harbor airport. wh the building you'll see behind is a building that will be renamed the mccain terminal at sky harbor airport in dedication of john mccain. and then they will load the casket on the plane and it will fly to washington d.c. for ceremonies there. we've been watching this setup all day long. and it is am

that was right gallagher speaking to us from the intercept the question for helena how many zeros are in one trillion i know the answer but you tell the viewers i'm not going to give it away i want to know if you would spend or know how to spend a trillion though i think you'd help some ideas are definitely healthy so talking about that trillion we're talking about apple is becoming the first us company in fact to top one trillion dollars in market value the record crowds a decade decade long rise fueled by its i phone a chance for the tech from a niche player computers into a global powerhouse spanning entertainment culms of course it started in the garridge of the co-founder steve jobs in one thousand nine hundred seventy six apple has changed how we communicate with each other and how business conducts their daily comma i want to talk more about this now with sophie szymanski our correspondent on wall street now sophie many people say that the success of apple is down to the fact that it can in force high prices basically we're addicted to all phones so how long can the company kee

through that building but still warning residents in jacksonville to stay away from the area and gallagher live for us are speaking to us from florida where there's been a shooting in jacksonville thank you very much that's the latest information you're getting there we can tell you that the tournament was being live streamed online. and this video shows what was happening on the screen the moment the shots were fired. in here that they're against. well of course bring you more information on this asked so we get it we'll be updating you on that shooting in florida throughout our news show today all right to some other news now pope francis has apologized for crimes committed by the catholic clergy mainly against arlen's women and children he left ireland on sunday concluding his two day visit before going asked for forgiveness in front of nearly half a million people in a public mass in dublin neve barker was there and sent this report. under the papal cross in phoenix after the last visit by a pope here in one nine hundred seventy nine pope francis looked out over a very different island

thank you so much for speaking about mary gallagher. only knew her fairly recently, she was a very fine person and she was very, very, very, very, very ethical person. over the holiday break i sent you a letter, and to the b.i.c., to woodland avenue, the noitra house, apparently the staff was aware of it, on alert, everyone is watching for it, you know. so, hopefully that will work. i want to point out that according to the -- it's rated b right now, even though there is a historical notation that says it's his first wood sheathed house, 1937, and i did go to the open house and it's really quite spectacular. here is the, may i have the overhead, please? saw the movie "trouble in paradise," kind of like on that level, gorgeous. anyway, but the thing that most impressed me besides the uniqueness and the specialness of the design, the size of the rooms and the programming, and but it's so livable, it's so functionable. you can see it is two levels, it's a pie-shape lot, so it's very unusual in that sense. but, you can see the size of the r

trace gallagher is here to break it down. good evening. >> the state department has formally concluded that russia did violate the international ban on chemical weapons when it used a deadly nerve agent to attack former soviet spy sergei skripal and his daughter in britain earlier this year. the state department did not say why drew the conclusion now but under a 1991 u.s. law, the determination automatically triggers mandatory sanctions which covers a wide variety of goods that moscow imports to the u.s. experts say the sanctions could affect up to 70% of russia's economy and 40% of its workforce. congress has been pressing the trump administration to take this action's of march with critics saying it was another example of the president's reluctance to confront putin. g.o.p. congressman ed royce was among those critics but today he praised the administration quoting "the mandatory sanctions that followed this determination are key to increasing pressure on russia. vladimir putin must know we will not tolerate his deadly act

michael gallagher's son aidan had gone to town that day to buy a pairofjeans.d at ten past three, could be heard from miles away. we could see a pall of smoke rising. you couldn't tell exactly where it was, but it was in the town centre direction. the longer that we had no word from aidan, we became more concerned. aidan never returned home. he was one of 29 people killed that day, including a woman who was pregnant with twins. this afternoon families will gather for what will be the final annual commemoration of the 0magh bomb. the attack was claimed at the time by a breakaway republican group known as the real ira. but despite thousands of hours of investigation, and many arrests, there have never been any criminal convictions for these killings. believe me, we would love to solve this horrible crime and bring people tojustice. and if new evidence emerges, we will grab that with both hands, or if new technology or science allows us to harvest more evidence from the 2200 exhibits we have, we will apply that, we will exploit that in the interest of getting just

see from sara could be sound is it is deny and it is referred to outside counsel all right andy gallagher live for us in washington andy thank you let's get more on now on a big story we're following that saudi arabia there are reports that saudi arabia has called off its plan to list the stock of its state oil giant a ram co want to share attack and as an oil analyst he joins us now from london and we appreciate it very much. do we know how far along do we know how far along they were in this process of actually getting this i.p.o. going. well i don't know the details because it was confidential but from the news they have been on this project through open the sale of the shares for sales in the various exchanges in different parts of the over the last two three years in fact the different is thought changes have been competing with each other to abstract the shares the i.p.o. . in london for example there were proposals to change modify some of the regulations which were very strict for a lot of the more flexibility so does iran go which is of course private company but really and natio

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engine for china that's right earlier you spoke to the author of that report the intercepts ryan gallagher and we asked him about what he discovered with project dragon fly that schoolgirls secret effort to get back into china yeah well basically drug and it is the project name for. an under. developed for smart phone users in china the idea is that it will get them censored version of google that is compliant with the have really been as part of the regime's censorship controls over i'm from asia and people cannot it's on the internet in china and google is trying to get back into china. using this answer. as once it is launched and at the moment. the google idea was to have it ready between the next six to nine months to watch but we've seen this story that we published yesterday through a sponsor in the world. those with the intercepts apple has become of the first u.s. companies to top one trillion dollars in market bell the record crude crowns a decade long rise fueled by the i phone it transformed the tech firm from a niche player in personal computers into a global powerhouse spanni

of its search engine for china earlier you spoke to the author of that report the intercept ryan gallagher and we asked him what he discovered about project dragon-fly google's secret effort to get back into john. yeah well basically. it is the. name for. an under. developed for smart phone users in china the idea is that it will get them to a censor diversion of google that is compliant with the really. censorship controls over in the people on the internet in china and then google is . using. this once it's launched at the moment as. it. would have it ready between the next six to nine months. but we've seen. that we published yesterday. that was speaking with us earlier we have breaking news coming in now from harare in zimbabwe the country's current president. has been declared the winner of the presidential election in the ten provinces. along the ruling party that took power when robert mugabe was ousted last year the opposition have accused him and his party of fixing the election you're watching news from more news. to. iran. now. or in the middle east. your own.

all right andy gallagher joining us again from care carry on andy. i was at a say in the next few minutes we are expecting a press briefing from sarah could be seen as the first time in a few days that she's done so it's supposed to start in about ten minutes you cannot imagine that the reporters who were gathered in that room and i just was in there and it's absolutely packed will not ask questions about anything else now in the past when she has been asked about these kinds of legal affairs she always gives the same answer which is to refer people to president trump's outside counsel but given the seriousness of these two court cases and the implications that both of them hold you can imagine that she can't really get away with that this time she may try that again but i don't think the reporters we're going to going to really let go of keeping on pressing her on these allegations because these two court cases combined in many people's minds off are the biggest threat to the presidency so far all right and gallagher live for us at the white house t

michael cohen pleaded guilty to a charges including paying hush money on the orders of trump and gallagher has more from washington. if michael cohen has information about that now infamous trump tower meeting in which i don't trump jr attended a meeting where he met a russian lawyer to get dirt on a political opponent that could have massive implications implications for donald trump as well as the fact that michael cohen stood up and said that the sitting president of the united states is my coconspirator in two payments made to alleged lovers to which broke campaign finance laws so this is essential a double hurricane for the president of the u.s. national security advisor says a lot more pressure will soon be applied on iran over its nuclear plans and presence in syria john bolton has been holding talks in israel the bar we saw court is hearing a challenge by the main opposition party to last month's presidential election results opposition leader nelson chamisa says the vote was rigged in favor of president emerson who won with just over fifty percent. in uganda the lawyer of musician

out against white supremacists but on sunday he tweeted he condemns all forms of racism within the gallagher joins us live from charlottesville in the u.s. state of virginia and he said just bring us up to date on the protests there what's been happening. well there aren't fairly peaceful protests like the one you can see here behind me about three or four hundred people gathered various speak is getting up to talk about the persistent problems of white supremacies in this city there was another demonstration last night which was fairly peaceful but the reason we're in this park away from the city center is because one of the biggest police deployments in this state's history has taken place a state of emergency was declared on friday night most of the streets downtown are restricted people are having things like on brother was taken away from them but people are still allowed to open carry firearms something that upsets activists here in this park but really what's happening here is a reflection of what's happened twelve months ago the city has been through a great deal of soul searching af

deadly a year on people are still deeply scarred by what happened at the unite the rights rally and gallagher has more. it began with a fight to remove statues of confederate soldiers who fought for the right to keep slaves that events in charlottesville last year turned violent white nationalist support running battles with counter protesters in scenes that shocked the world when one member of the so-called right drove his car into a crowd thirty two year old heather hyatt was killed i'm training the next generation of activist advocates in our eyes in the years since susan boyle established a foundation in her daughter's name and remains committed to fighting racial intolerance wish is that her daughter's sacrifice will not be forgotten the hope that i have for the future is that i see more people waking up i see more people taking a stand old and young not just young so often times change is driven by the young and the old don't buy into it i'm seeing more cross generational awakening that gives me hope. over the last twelve months charlottesville has been through a lot of soul searching t

we have dianne gallagher live with more. >> reporter: the items were published by the pope's former enjoythe united states and re -- envoy to the united states. on the papal plane, the pope addressed the allegations. he told journalists this. i will not say a single word on this. i read the statement this morning. i must tell you sincerely, read the statement carefully and make your own judgment. the pope added he will not speak about it now, but he may some time in the future. this came as the pope wrapped up what was a somber visit to ireland where he apologized again for the church's role in sex abuse. he asked for forgiveness. he met with survivors of clergy sex abuse and met with ireland's mother and baby homes. what we heard time and time again in ireland is that people want action, not words. they want full transparency from the vatican and it is likely that the pope and the vatican will have to be more forthcoming on this issue in the future. laura. >> more to come on that certainly. >>> playwright and screen writer neil simon has died from complications of pneumonia. he was a mas

my thanks to tammy, victor and gallagher, you can learn more. mark levin is up next.see you next sunday when "the next revolution" will be televised. . mark: hello, america. i'm mark levin, this is "life, liberty & levin," and i have a great guest. rick harrison, how are you, sir? >> i'm doing great. >> you know, you're an entrepreneur, very successful businessman. couple of questions, just to begin with here. you never went to college, did you? >> nope. mark: all of this talk about free college, free college and you can't make it unless you went to college. how far in high school did you go? >> finish the ninth great. mark: ninth

here is cnn's diane gallagher. >> reporter: any time you have to report on something like this, it is difficult. it makes your stomach turn. look, we need to reiterate, the subject matter here, it might be difficult for some of you out there to hear. this is according to court documents that were first reported by propublica. it was in mess-- in mesa, arizo. the former worker is accused of molesting 8 boys, 15 to 17, starting in august of 2016 through july of 2017. and the accusations that are laid out in the court documents range from touching them over their clothes or genitalia area to performing oral sex on two of the boys, to try to have sexual intercourse with at least one of those boys there. again, these kids were under his supervision. any employee accused of abuse is immediately suspended, law enforcement called. this is what we did. in addition, we reported it to orr and the appropriate state agency. we report the cases to law enforcement and state agencies when they happen. s he denies the charges. this week on tuesday at another southwest key facility in phoenix, arizona,

hear the reason britain is so creative is because the weather is so unreliable, people like noel gallaghere without the weather. we will see how the creative industry does with so many months of idle sunshine. a nice thought to end on. that's it for tonight. don't forget you can see the front pages of the papers online on the bbc news website. it's all there for you seven days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers. aand if you miss the programme any evening you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. but a big thank you to my guests the broadcaster and entertainment journalist, caroline frost, and the parliamentary journalist, tony grew. thank you and goodbye.

diane gallagher joins with us more details. >> the sheriff calling this "justifiable homicide all dayws are controversial when it comes to killings across this nation, particularly when we're talking about florida's version but this is what we know about this case, after a fight with his on again/off again girlfriend jason boek followed an uber he thought was driving her home. texts show he threatened the girlfriend and the uber driver and that dash cam video from the uber shows he served in front of the car, appeared to try to run it off a dark stretch of road. we'll show you the video and i want to warn, you're going to hear a gunshot. >> i say something? >> you have a pistol? >> oh, god! >> oh, my god! >> the uber driver, robert westlake, a licensed armed security guard who hole holds a concealed carry permit. he called 911 and rendered aid to boek who died. the girlfriend was not even in that uber. this was a case of him following the wrong vehicle in the first place, westlake told police came towards me, shouted he's got a pistol and reached for his waistband. that's why the sher

michael gallagher's son had gone to town that day to buy a pairofjeans.nd never returned home. he was one of 29 people killed that day, including a woman pregnant with twins. more than 200 were injured. this afternoon, families will gather for what will be the final official commemoration of the 0magh bomb. the attack was claimed at the time by the so—called real ira, but despite thousands of hours of investigation and many arrests, there has never been any criminal convictions for these killings. some have given up hope of finding answers, but others like michael gallagher have campaigned to try to bring about a public enquiry. we feel that there has to be answers even 20 years on, because this was a crime that every sane person in ireland would have wanted to see the people responsible for behind bars. today the focus will be on those whose lives were taken from this attack, and 0magh's survivors, who live with the loss. the people taking part in the cross community vigil of remembrance this afternoon will include church leaders, relatives of those who

trace gallagher has a full report. geraldo rivera versus dr.an gorka and rush limbaugh straight ahead. ♪ ♪ >> sean: tonight, following two other very troubling stories, one, alleged members of isis the arrested in california also an update in the new mexico compound horror story. trace gallagher is in the west coast barrel with the very latest tonight. >> with the fbi joint terrorism task force swarmed that sacramento apartment complex, you know it was a high-level target. prosecutors say 45-year-old omar ameen was a hit man for isis and al qaeda, a founding member of al qaeda in iraq, and a high ranking isis terrorist. back in 2012, he fled from iraq to turkey where he applied to be the u.s. refugee. he was granted that status in june of 2014. instead of going directly to the u.s., court records say he went back to iraq, where he shot and killed an iraqi police officer. five months later, he was living in the u.s. authorities say his refugee application was riddled with lies, but because many countries don't have extensive documents on their c

the ball is in mueller's court, team coverage on top stories, trace gallagher with sanctions on russia and richardson live with an exclusive interview with nikki haley. we begin with national correspondent and henry, good evening. >> rudy giuliani saying he has never seen such an illegitimate investigation. they are sending two clear messages to robert mueller and the special counsel, there was work on a potential interview with the president but on the other hand it is put a push it up time in terms of bringing the investigation to a conclusion as part of a deal to get testimony for the president. they both give exclusive interviews declaring this is mueller's last best chance to get a one on one with the president and pushing for the special counsel to wrap up the investigation by september 1st. might seem like a stretch but earlier this year mueller privately indicated this work might be done by summer so it would not overshadow the midterms. in april the washington post reported mueller indicated to the president's legal team that he released a report by june or july. that deadline

>> delia gallagher live for us in rome.ia, thank you. >>> mark healy is a member of ending clergy abuse, a global-wide group of abuse survivors and act visitors. and he joins us now from dublin, ireland. thank you, sir, for being with us. >> how are you? >> as a survivor yourself what is your reaction to pope francis refusing to say a single word about this letter from a former archbishop about the pope allegedly covering up abuse in the church? >> i think the pope is on the run. i think he's firefighting and he's been firefighting since his major gaffe back in january when he was leaving chile with his infamous all is lies, all is calumny. it's a comment that should be directed toward the church and the hierarchy. it is they who are covering up, concealing and lying to everybody about what really has gone on in the past and what is going on to address it. pope francis has taken his name from a saint whose prayer is all about action. this pope is not living up to any action. he's on the run. and i think now it's a house div

there is a lot hanging on this trial for paul manifold and of course for the entire country ok and a gallagher life rests in alexandria virginia thank you andy so there are reports that donald trump's former lawyer michael cohen has entered a guilty plea with federal prosecutors in new york the details of the plea are still being negotiated course he is under investigation for bank fraud tax fraud and campaign finance violations this all happening right now we're trying to gather more information on that and we will bring that to you soon as we can. and hours later on sponsor che says it's up to bangladesh to repatriate more than seven hundred thousand rihanna to refugees the muslim minority group fled manned mars for kind state after a military crackdown began last year so she says the danger of what she calls terrorism is real and present she warns the risk of inner communal violence will remain unless the security challenges addressed the danger of terrorist activities which was initial course of course of events leading to the humanitarian crisis in rakhine remains real and present today a

>> yes, trace gallagher, appreciate that.ot of people anybodying erring about that claim as well. let's dig into her claims and bring in our political panel to talk about it tonight. we have a great panel. he gentlemen, we appreciate you both coming in. >> thank you sir. thanks ed. vince, even before this book comes out it seems some of it to be falling apart. at one point omarosa says she heard frank luntz heard the president use the n word. look at this tweet from frank luntz tonight. it seems like certain book publishers care more about getting a release out than getting the facts down. that's why people don't trust these which is especially bad for authorize who are actually good and reliable. this seems like it's blowing up on her already. >> no question about it. she's taking advantage. her publisher is taking advantage of a market looking to damage the president. they're going to get mainstream interviews, you will have her rolling out to some of the biggest places all with the intention of hurting the president her. t

supervisor jack gallagher with supervisor stefani's office.made two changes that needed to be made by today, and other than that, we don't have anything further. >> supervisor tang: thank you, mr. gallagher. any members of the public wishing to speak on item one, please come up. item one, public comment. >> i'm here as peace -- peace in the middle east. i'm here speaking on and not really supporting or not supporting, but on the issue of the union street neighborhood commercial district. as you all know, i come up here to speak regularly, and my specific issues are what's happening in the fillmore. all of these districts and all of these programs have been played upon for a number of years. it always seems like it's put in the western addition and it fails miserably. and then they put it in the rest of the city to see if it's going to work. see, they put it in the fillmore and all the efforts start in the fillmore so you can get away with what you're doing in the fillmore. supervisor safai -- i won't do that. i also came here to make notice be

. >> dagen: we will check back in with you later, trace gallagher in phoenix for us.let's bring it out to the couch. we've been doing this a long time, gregg jarrett, within covering events on tv. what do you make of this tribute? this is not just for the people of arizona and anyone who necessarily voted for john mccain, this is for every american who honors his dedication to family country and service. >> gregg: there is so much to admire about john mccain. he led this exemplary life. which one wants to imitate. i was so touched by lindsey graham's tribute on the floor of the u.s. senate, whether he intended to or not to, he was paraphrasing the famous remarks of winston churchill, when churchill said, success is not final. failure is not fatal, it is the courage to continue that counts. and that was john mccain. i can't think of another person in my lifetime suffered and endured so many trials and tribulations, and yet continued to persevere and to try out. it is a testament to what a fine man he was in a -- and a loving husband and father. and i think people every

i'm trace gallagher in for shepard smith. jurors say they want to go home early. the jury passing a note minutes ago. it comes during a second day of deliberations on the fate of president trump's former campaign chairman. still no verdict, but president trump has made up his mind. he defected manafort today and called him a good person. manafort facing 18 charges of bank and tax fraud and the possibility of life behind bars. here's what the president said earlier today. >> the whole manafort trial is very sad. when you look at what's going on there. it's a very sad day for our country. >> the president made those comments to reporters as he was leaving the white house this morning about ten miles from the scene where jurors are deliberating manafort's fate. prosecutors and special counsel, robert mueller, say manafort ran a multimillion dollar -- we have breaking news. the defense attorney is speaking now. let's listen. so the jurors have just left for the day. they're on their way out. the defense attorney didn't say anythi

andy gallagher has more now from the manifold trial in alexandria west virginia. well this was a spectacular fall from grace for poor man a ford donald trump's former campaign manager found guilty on eight of the eighteen charges that he faced all related to bank and tax fraud he potentially faces the rest of his life in jail president reacted in west virginia saying that man of ford was a good man and this had nothing to do with collusion but this is being seen as an important test case for special counsel robert muller's rusher investigation the charges he may have related to bank and tax fraud but they came from the mala team so in essence his investigation has now been legitimized in a trial that was seen before six men and six women that is an important thing to note because all the time the president trump is claiming that the miller investigation is a witch hunt and that is a shill or a loud mouth have essentially been answered in this trial here in virginia robert mueller himself has said nothing for months but after this he may don't have to meanwhile the

trace gallagher come live with this stunning story breaking tonight from our west coast newsroom.sa. >> reporter: they extensive report on this to your investigation began with a powerful statement from the grand jury quoting here "we the members of the grand jury need you to hear this. there have been other reports about child sex abuse within the catholic church but never on this scale." it goes on to say more than a thousand child victims were identified but if more victims were not afraid to come forward, the real number might be several thousand. mostly boys, some girls, quoting, "all of them in some way and all of them brushed aside." one priest admitted to assaulting at least a dozen young boys and the bishop then wrote a letter thanking him for help in god's. another priest confessed to and orally rating another 15 boys. and a priest in harrisburg abused five sisters in the same family, even collecting samples of their body fluids. despite incontrovertible evidence, the church sided with the priest. years later when he confessed, it was too late to prosecute and one of tho

trace gallagher in our west coast news hub.ave on what might have caused that crash? >> as you said, shep, planes don't just fall out of sky. this one appeared to. that's baffling aviation experts. it's high performance aircraft. pressurized fly to $30,000 feet at 270 miles per hour. seconds before the crash the pilot did radio that he had an emergency but did not state the emergency. so, engine failure is a possibility. but it's a twin engine plane and the odds of both failing at the same time are extraordinarily low. this plane has a range of 1500 miles. the trip from concord, just east of san francisco to orange county is about 400 miles. so the plane should have had fuel but witnesses say when the plane was turning, the engines were silent. aviation expert mike boyd just told us the fact that there was no explosion might be very telling. watch. >> first thing they're going to be looking at is fuel. was there fuel on the tanks of that airplane? i would say with a crash like that and no fire, it was probably a dry airplane. >

trace gallagher is in for shep. that just went from the jury to the judge. we don't know what the note says yet. it's day two of deliberations. you can imagine the jurors want to wrap it up but also do a good job. i'm dana. here's trace. >> we begin with breaking news. i'm trace gallagher in for shepard smith. jurors say they want to go home early. the jury passing a note minutes ago. it comes during a second day of deliberations on the fate of president trump's former campaign chairman. still no verdict, but president trump has made up his mind. he defected manafort today and called him a good person. manafort facing 18 charges of bank and tax fraud and the possibility of life behind bars. here's what the president said earlier today. >> the whole manafort trial is very sad. when you

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trace gallagher covering both cases. good evening. >> the wrestling, former wrestler and wrestling coach at ohio state who coached with and is a longtime friend of jim jordan. coleman's comments about what congressman jordan did or didn't know about the ohio state sex abuse case carry a great deal of weight, and now mark coleman says and i'm quoting "at no time did i ever say or have any direct knowledge that jim jordan knew of dr. richard strauss' inappropriate behavior. i've nothing but respect for jim jordan. i've known him for more than 30 years and know him to be of impeccable character." in july, coleman was courted by "the wall street journal" saying "snow away unless he's got dementia or something that he'd gotten the recollection of what was going on ohio state. i've nothing but respect for this man. i love this man, but he knew, as far as i'm concerned." other former wrestlers of oslo peace jordan of knowing about the abuse but not reporting it, including mike, leading the charge against jordan. now mark colema

deadly a year on people are still deeply scarred by what happened at the unite the rights rally and gallagher has more. wasn't i it began with a fight to remove statues of confederate soldiers who fought for the right to keep slaves and events in charlottesville last year turned violent white nationalists for running battles with counter protesters in scenes that shocked the world when one member of the so-called all right drove his car into a crowd thirty two year old had the highest was killed i'm training the next gen.

remaining ten counts because the jury could not reach a consensus let's talk to one of the only gallagher who joins us from outside the courthouse in alexandria virginia to tell us more about what's been happening. so as he said eight of the eighty eight of the eighteen counts the jury have found guilty of the other ten have been declared a mistrial the judge in this case has said that those ten cases may come back to trial he's given the authorities until the end of the month to decide that but this is obviously a huge blow to the trauma campaign but a huge boost to robert muller the special investigator this was a test case seen as a litmus test for what robert muller's investigation is this obviously legitimizes that none of the charges in this case related to his investigation into russian collusion between the campaign and russia these were all tax. bank fraud charges but they came out of the miller investigation so you've heard president trump over the past few days calling the investigation a witch hunt and even referring to a poor man i fought as as what was happening here is sad

>> ed: trace gallagher starting us off tonight. thank you. the former spokesman for the 2017 trump campaign, current senior advisor to a 2020 campaign, katrina pierson, as i promised, back life to come on. great to have you two nights in a row. let's get this straight so we don't have you at their night in a row. apparently omarosa was watching us last night because i got an email that you told trevor noah at "the daily show" she heard me tell you that you knew nothing about conference call, talking about whether the president used for n-word, you said this was a movie script. so she she says, she released at least one of these audiotapes to show you lied to us. >> look, first of all, that is not true as well. there are two of two things that occurred last night in our discussion. you have read for me a book excerpt that i have not seen because the book cannot come out yet, and you referenced mean having been speaking to the president. that is false. we have transcript today of the tapes that omarosa released that prove that to be true. also,