paddy gallagher pays his respect to dead ira fighters at the cemetery. but not to him martin mcguinness the ira chief who together with his shin fein party made the peace accord possible. but i don't agree with french. politics i don't agree with what direction they've taken. the peace agreement that is we come across martin mcguinness as widow she does not want to be interviewed but even so the depth of the divide in the irish republican movement becomes clear neither says anything to the other. which is. yeah. i don't really know about well so we don't speak much. people here are very afraid that armed conflict will return to northern ireland if britain leaves the e.u. . to full of pain or breaks it's a load of crap basically with the border nothing else like the border back bring back the trouble to if the poles and impose any restrictions on the frayed movement of the border in ireland there will be a raise and part of military activity should the result of violence we need to be reminded that your calls. during the troubles protestant minister chris

james gallagher, bbc news. more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel. we're back with the late news at 10:15. now on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. this is bbc news, i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at six. hundreds of thousands of people take part in a march and rally in central london — demanding another brexit referendum. today we make our voices heard and out what our voices are saying loudly and clearly is this, put it back to the people! and in parliament square where there was much as converge to hear that there was much as converge to hear those speeches and demand a second are still here. american—backed kurdish forces declare victory over islamic state — after capturing the group's last remaining stronghold in syria. a 17—year—old is stabbed to death in west london. the mayor of london says his death is heartbreaking. us special counsel, robert mueller, submits his report into alleged russian collusion with president trump's campaign, during the 2016 presidential election. sci

patti gallagher feels he's been harassed for years. he shows us these papers from the northern irish police. and he shows us a video. officers regularly search the twenty six year old car for weapons. by five been getting stopped and searched. like chris as a result of this since. since i was around fifteen or sixteen maybe. twenty six. that's been going on the past ten years. the northern ireland peace process began in one thousand nine hundred ninety eight two decades later breaks it is threatening the progress made and that could play into the hands of republican dissidents. well let's pick up some of those points with mc fealty he edits slugger otoh as an online news site looking at british and irish politics so welcome to day doubly do you think it is likely that britain leaving the european union is going to result in violence across the irish border. i don't think it will be the immediate trigger for it but it is creating a huge environmental stir. within the body politic such as it isn't northern ireland it and it's making it a

another day went by and i heard sean gallagher, the brother of andy gallagher accused of killing isisng wasn't right about the way they were treating a navy hero, navy seal. they got him in with pedophiles and rapists, the general population, sean gallagher, talked with him and met with him several times as well as andrew, the wife of any gallagher. this man spent 20 years of his life, 15 of it as a seal, volunteered to serve this country overseas not once, not twice the three times, the least they can do is have him in confinement if need be, let him have treatment for proper legal defense team together. to go into see that, to excite the other prisoners, that's the way to treat another hero. no -- what message does it send others volunteering to defend this country? >> and eyewitnesses any gallagher did nothing wrong. he will be behind bars for nine months before he gets his day in court. you can't look at this have guilty until proven innocent. this is something we will continue to follow once it starts following in may. in the meantime we want to get your take on another subject.

this comes after the president tweetedavn of gallagher moving, saying it honors his past service. gallagher is accused of stabbing an islamic state prisoner under his caren 2017 along with shooting two civilians in iraq and opening fire on a crowd. he has pleaded not guilty to these charges. >>> getting a whole lot nicer and pinker outsideround the tidal basin. the cherry blossoms are here and peak bloom is expected to hit tomorrow. >> todays not a baday to go down there. if you decide to head out now you might have to dodge some rain drops. i don't believe our derrick ward has the umbrella back up. >> i d't have it up. it is still close by. if you do manage to come down today, you will be subject to the nature. the wind picks up, the rain picks up, but then it goes away. wear a jacket or something like that. the blossoms are still beautil, even when the sky is gray. they have their own light. it justit adds a nice le tone to everything around here. to an already picturesque scene. you want to ee picturesque, look at video from yesterday. that is when the sun was out and the weath

trace gallagher, the hypocrisy.one completely off the rails. as a registered democrat most of my life, i'm ashamed for the party in the direction and its leaders have taken it. another writes "thanks, sean, for all you do, in spite of your haters." thank you, there's quite a few. the list is pretty long, most of them in the hate-trump media, amazing. thankfully, i have support from people like you, and you make this program possible. that is the bottom line. i am missing that ship, most people care what other people thinks. it's gone, it's long gone. it does disappeared years ago. that's all the time we have left this evening. remember, we thank you for being with us. and we will never be the destroy-trump media, the hate-trump media mob had let not your heart be troubled, laura ingraham standing by a nomination v or take it away. ♪ >> laura: hey, everyone, i'm laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle" from washington night on this fat tuesday, happy mardi gras. it is a time for masquerading in partying before

. >> sean: trace gallagher when we come back. and sarah carter will react.e day today, i'm going to tell you bill de blasio, the mayor of new york, attacking me. i'll tell you why coming up. when we started our business we were paying an arm and a leg for postage. i remember setting up shipstation. one or two clicks and everything was up and running. i was printing out labels and saving money. shipstation saves us so much time. it makes it really easy and seamless. pick an order, print everything you need, slap the label onto the box, and it's ready to go. our costs for shipping were cut in half. just like that. shipstation. the #1 choice of online sellers. go to shipstation.com/tv and get 2 months free. shipstation. the #1 c(woman) too late for lunch.o minutes. starkist saves the day. sweet and spicy tuna in a pouch! smart choice, charlie. (charlie) no drain, no pain. just tear, eat... and go! try all of my tuna, salmon and chicken pouches. ♪ >> sean: liv >> sean: live from los angeles in the l.a. newsroom with the latest on the college admission scamming s

trace gallagher, thank you very much. on this topic illinois congressman adam kinzinger who sits on the house foreign affairs committee. this part of your resume i want to get in there because you have been all over the world. >> yeah. >> harris: in service of this country and its military. we can go deep with you on some of the issues. i'm going to get to the politics a little bit later. how does somebody fire 236 shots? >> >> i mean the time period somebody that's just motivated to kill a bunch of people that will take whatever if you have a 30 round clip 8 clips. they are obviously focused on one thing that is inflicting as much injury as possible and death. >> harris: have you fought in war. it's almost war-like in his behavior. >> yeah. it's just straight up evil at least in war a fight is against an enemy. here this is fight against, what? against innocent people praying in church. it just goes to show that there is deep seeded evil in this person something made him snap to this level and it's heart-breaking. >> har

i'm trace gallagher in for shepard smith. reporting begins now. well, the white householding their first briefing in 42 days. it comes as president trump rolls out his new budget requesting $8 billion for a border wall. one of the biggest topics at the briefing, reports that president trump told republican donors that democrats hate jewish people. the press secretary, sarah sanders, not confirming whether the president made the comment, but she did say that president trump has repeatedly condemned bigotry. the chief white house correspondent john roberts reporting live. john? >> good afternoon to you, trace. this builds on comment that the president made friday as he head out the door to view the tornado damage down there in alabama where he said that the democratic party is anti-israel and anti-jewish after the democrats in the house passed what the president called a watered-down resolution about anti-semitism and anti-muslim sentiment in this country that fell out of comments that congressm congressman ilhan omar made. when asked about whether

respect our correspondent emma gallagher has been at the press conference in miami andy what do you read between the lines of what inventing a say. well i think that one clip you played kind of sums it up if it happens fantastic if it doesn't funtastic that's the kind of game he's playing right now he's being very neutral he didn't talk about which particular neighbors of qatar might be hosting those extra sixteen nations and he did talk about the fact that sport is something that could bridge political gaps that could repair damaged relationships and of course that's where things get complicated because with saudi arabia bahrain and u.a.e. there is a blockade against qatar so that's a difficult situation and then when you look at them on cue weight the really isn't much facilities there but it's clear that in fact he knows vision is for the world cup possibly in twenty twenty to insert it going forward from that will be an expanded world cup and part i think to be more include. given in part also to make more money what he also said is that the qatari officials according to him frontin

thank you so much, trace gallagher.sts and former 60 minutes correspondent lara logan and sara carter. i have young kids and my daughter has been recruited by a lot of people. you know, all of her friends, they are all recruited. all of my sons friends are all recruited. since the time they are 8, they have traveled the country and the world of any take a picture of your kid and put it athlete when the kid never played the sport or the whole test scandal. lara, your thoughts. >> when i look at this breaking news like that, i obviously approach it as a journalist. that's my first thought, what we know for sure? then i start to ask questions just instinctively. one of my first questions is about the role of the charity in this. that's particularly interesting to me because it's something that i've seen come up in other stories and in other scandals. this is a very well used method of hiding illicit money or at least disguising money, using a charity to funnel money through charity. that's interesting to me. that aspect of

james gallagher, bbc news.nigel nelson, that's coming up after the headlines at 11:30. now it's time for a look at the weather with chris. brisk west north—westerly wind. it will be a blowy kind of day on sunday. and it is those brisk north—westerly wind that will make it feel a little on the chilly side across england and scotland. the wind will drive the showers eastwards throughout the day. loads more showers and we have seen throughout the day, and across into northern england and north wales during the day. for the south, less clouded more sunshine, a bit with temperatures up to 1a degrees through the afternoon. those north—westerly winds will continue to bring showers across, a few for western scotland and north—western scotla nd western scotland and north—western scotland and wales. another quite chilly night across the north and east, where the wind is lightest the skies are clearest. temperatures down as low as two degrees. for the week ahead, dry weather on the cards thanks to an area of high pressure

here's trace gallagher in for shep. >> trace: we're live in chicago where r. kelly is about to face a judge after his emotional outburst on tv. the singer charged with sexually abusing underage girls says he's been assassinated. the feds approve a medication linked to a party drug to treat depression. we'll talk to a doctor who says there are dangers, but this could be part of a psychedelic trend. and the guy that says taco bell saved his life when he was trapped in his car for days won't have to buy a taco for a long time. i'm trace gallagher in for shep. the news starts now. we begin with breaking news out of chicago. this is the scene just moments ago where the disgraced singer r. kelly arrived in court. this comes on the same day the singer broke his silence talking about the sexual abuse charges against him in an explosive and emotional interview. >> i didn't do this stuff! this is not me. i'm fighting for my [bleep] life. ya'll killing me with this. >> robert -- >> [screaming]. ya'll trying to kill me. you're killing me, man. >> trace: today's court appe

was at a conference in maryland oh we'll bring you more from andy gallagher a bit later on from oxonhill maryland but meanwhile our other top stories this hour high level talks between the u.s. and the taliban have concluded in doha without any major agreement the taliban wants foreign forces to withdraw from afghanistan but is refusing to directly engage with the government dosage of bari has more from doha the other main issue is the taliban does not recognize the current government in office ashraf ghani as legitimate they are not negotiating with him they're not being represented here and that is something the americans hope they can work on to bring the two sides together to have a dialogue that will discuss the future of their country with all parties involved . but inside afghanistan the violence is continuing the taliban has claimed responsibility for an attack on an army base which killed at least twenty three afghan soldiers the base in helmand is shared by afghan and american troops the defense ministry says twenty attackers including a suicide bombers were also killed. at

charlotte gallagher, bbc news. visiting yemen, has said both sides in the country's civil war must show more commitment to a peace deal or it could be "dead within weeks". under the un—brokered agreement, yemen's government and the rebel houthi movement are meant to remove their forces from the key port of hudaydah, but there's concern that progress has been slow. mr hunt's visit to the country is the first visit to yemen by a uk foreign secretary since 1996. he's met the yemeni deputy prime minister and foreign minister and stressed the importance of the warring parties to take the risks necessary to secure peace in the country. i'm the first western foreign minister to visit yemen since the start of the conflict four years ago. and it's a very simple reason, that the stockholm agreement, which is the only path to peace, could be dead in a matter of weeks if we don't see real progress in clearing the part of hudaydah from militia and troops. and that needs a huge amount of risk—taking by both the government of yem

james gallagher, bbc news. we have some amazing footage to show you now.akers off the coast of dominica. eliza philippidis has the story. this is the largest of the toothed whales. until now the feeding habits of these magnificent sperm whales have been a mystery. the giant mammals dive to depths of more than 1,000 metres to hunt for food but we've never seen how they do it because cameras weren't strong enough to withstand the pressures of that much water. but cameras have changed. there's the calf! it's hitting our camera. new technology has been developed that can record in total darkness and under extreme pressure, so this filming team got to record the first pictures and sounds of a sperm whale on the hunt. there's the first clicks at depth. now, she's starting to echo—locate. she's flattening out. this click is her looking for squid, 3000 feet below the surface. the camera allows the scientists to follow every moment of the chase. look! whoa! what was that!? it looks like a patch of ink just flew past her face. that has got to be what it is, right? w

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trace gallagher is in for shep. >> 1 survivor says everybody is heart broken. tornadoes killing almost two dozen people including kids leaving homes and lives in ruin. >> everything that has been built for 19 years -- >> gone. >> in the blink of an eye. >> my babies, i held them like this. >> we'll talk with a woman that rode out a twister and said most of the homes around her are gone. a man survived five days trapped in his car in the snow with his dog. now he's thanking taco bell. i'm trace gallagher. the news starts now. >> trace: luke perry dead at 53 years old. he played in the series "beverly hills 90210." a publicist says his family and friends were by his side when he died. last week he had what is being described as a massive stroke at his home in l.a. a new generation of fans got to know him on the cw show "riverdale." fox announced plans for a six episode reboot of "90210" though perry didn't sign on to the project. yesterday he co-star and love interest shannen doherty told entertainment tonight she had been in contact with the actor adding "i can'

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. >> i'm trace gallagher in for shep.court after an emotional interview where the r&b star denied charges of sexual abuse. that's coming up on shepard smith reporting. >> dana: studies that have been done said somewhere between 40 and 80,000 people were turned away from the polls because of the color of their skin, because of their age, because of whatever excuse could be made up. to stop a fellow american citizen from voting. >> dana: washington post giving hillary clinton's four pinocchios for her claim blaming her loss on voter suppression in wisconsin. glad to have you on the show. wisconsin is in the final two states to get the democratic convention in 2020. i don't think that's that big of a deal, where you put your convention, necessarily. but we keep circling back to that issue. when she brought up voting rights, i wanted to ask you about that. how real is that belief? and should republicans take that more seriously? >> look, pew research center did a study after the midterm elections to try to understand to what

eddie gallagher in solitary confinement ahead of his trial.nited states. this morning his brother joins us live with a major update. jedediah: plus, eric holder gives a shocking answer when he is asked about america. >> when i hear these things about let's make america great again. i think to myself exactly when did you think america was great? our grandparents checked their smartphones zero times a day. times change. eyes haven't. that's why there's ocuvite. screen light... sunlight... longer hours... eyes today are stressed. but ocuvite has vital nutrients... ...to help protect them. ocuvite. eye nutrition for today. how'd i get this yard? behind pete's great looking yard, is his secret weapon... the scotts turf builder program. it's the best way to get the yard you want all year long, guaranteed. all it takes is 4 feedings, with a scotts solution for every season. and with a customized plan from the scotts my lawn app, your yard can look like pete's. it's that easy. this is a scotts yard. download the scotts my lawn app for your personalize

>> sean: trace gallagher thank you from our l.a. bureau tonight.or reaction rachel campos-duffy and correspondent at large geraldo rivera. geraldo, you are looking at this. it's pretty extensive. i mean, you have a very sophisticated scheme. tests are taken. photo shopping pictures of your kid and putting them on athlete's bodies and posting it. the schools have a way of determining all right, did the kid play the sport or not play the sport? because most have rankings and stuff like that. >> you know, it's awful that college admissions is just another scam open to the highest bidder. it's really pathetic. it's nauseating. my dad was one of 17 children. he was the first one in that huge crew to go to high school. he always preached my mother one of 8 first one to go to school in her family. i was the first in my family of five to go to college in my case community college because college was the great equalizer. college was the way even if you started off in the modest place, you could be anybody with a college education. and to see how people are

charlotte gallagher, bbc news. 0ur correspondentjill archibold is in hale barns for us.is young teenager?” am ina stabbing of this young teenager?” am in a very affluent area close to altrincham where the quiet, leafy streets are lined with big, family sized homes, and so to wake up two a seemed like the one behind me in this part of greater manchester is very unusual. there has been a police cordoned at both ends of the street, you can to the white forensic tents in the middle—of—the—road. we know that this was the scene at around 6:30pm yesterday evening when we arrived here because a 17—year—old boy had been stabbed. he was taken to hospital where he later sadly died. greater manchester police have arrested two 17—year—old boys on suspicion of murder. they remain in police custody today, answering questions from officers from greater manchester police. although the scene behind it is quite visible, it has been very quiet here this morning. some detectives have been going door to door asking people who live here what they might have seen, but people are not keen to spe

our health correspondent, james gallagher, reports.s is the view inside the womb, and doctors are using images like this to inspect the foetal heart. violet—vienna developed life—threatening abnormalities in the blood vessels around her heart while she was still inside her mum. but doctors spotted them early and planned how to save her life. she was put on medication as soon as she was born and had heart surgery a week later. she is doted on by everyone but she is just thriving and it's all thanks to the specialists and all this technology. like i said, it's honestly amazing what they do. it's life—saving. if a routine pregnancy scan identifies a problem then women are sent for a detailed mri scan and a series of pictures of the heart are taken. sophisticated computer software pieces those images together and then builds an unprecedented 3d image of the heart. look at this. a model of the foetal heart made from this technology. about eight in every thousand babies in the uk is born with a congenital heart defect. and this research is e

already andy thanks for that andy gallagher live for us there in oxon hill now. level talks between the u.s. and taliban have been held in doha u.s. envoy zalmay khalilzad says an earlier round ended with unprecedented progress in his words to end the seventeen year war the taliban is refusing to directly negotiate with the afghan government and it wants foreign forces to withdraw its delegation is led by the co-founder of the group. he has from doha. before has wrapped up here in doha without any specific agreement being reached between the taliban and the u.s. but the taliban spokesperson is optimistic that they're on the right path and said that they have made progress but they haven't finalized any kind of agreements and of course at stake here is the future of over thirty five million people in afghanistan something the taliban wants to make sure that they are involved in their future and their governments that is now the issue here is the idea of u.s. withdrawals there is a u.s. troop withdrawal that is there's over fourteen thousand u.s. troops in afghanis

charlotte gallagher, bbc news.o's been missing on one of the world highest mountains for nearly a week, has been called off for the day. tom ballard and his italian climbing partner, daniele nardi, were scaling a peak in pakistan known as "killer mountain", when they last made contact. our correspondent richard galpin is following the story in islamabad. there had been a lot of hope that a spanish climber who had been on k2 would be brought to naga parbat, the killer mountain, and he has several high—altitude drones with him and the idea was that those would be used to scour the mountain to try and find these missing climbers. but that attempt to get him to naga parbat base camp has failed. they got as far as skardu, the nearest town to the base camp, but then could not fly on any further in the pakistan military helicopter because of bad weather. so, that has been another delay, basically. it will probably be only tomorrow morning at they will be able to try again with the helicopters to reach the base camp so tha

charlotte gallagher, bbc news.uth korea have announced an end to large—scale military exercises with the united states in an effort to ease tensions with north korea. president trump has been critical of the high cost of the exercises. officials in south korea have announced an end the two countries had already suspended a number of exercises after the first summit between president trump and the north korean leader kim jong—un last year. a second summit broke up on thursday without agreement. the international trade secretary liam fox has welcomed what he says he believes is a "genuine" attempt by ha rdline brexiteer mps to find a way of accepting theresa may's deal. a group of brexiteer mps — who are also lawyers — will scrutinise any amendments to the deal that mrs may can get from the eu. britain is due to leave the eu in less than four weeks' time. nick eardley reports. could what one seemed almost a possible happen? could theresa may get a brexit deal through in the coming days? it's still a huge ask, but as

charlotte gallagher, bbc news.unt — who's visiting yemen — has said both sides in the country's civil war must show more commitment to a peace deal or it could be "dead within weeks". under the un—brokered agreement, yemen's government and the rebel houthi movement are meant to remove their forces from the key port of hudaydah, but there's concern that progress has been slow. mr hunt's visit to the country is the first visit to yemen by a uk foreign secretary since 1996. he's met the yemeni deputy prime minister and foreign minister. the husband of a british teenager who was stripped of her citizenship for travelling to syria to support the islamic state group has told the bbc he wants them both to settle in the netherlands with their newborn son. yago riedijk, who's a dutch citizen, married shamima begum days after she arrived inside is territory. begum was 15 when she travelled to syria with two other girls from bethnal green. riedijk is facing a six—year jail sentence if he's allowed to return home, and he's bee

gallagher is being held at a brig in san diego accused of shooting two civilians in iraq and opening crowds. >>> investigators working on behalf of amazon founder jeff bezos say saudis private information including information from his phone. the results of the investigation have been turned over to federal officials. investigators believe bezos is a major target of the kingdom's crown prince. >>> still ahead, a group of local students just returned from a journey of discovery. >> saw a whole lot of stu i'd never seen before. >> for this trip it's about both the journey and the destination. why organizers say the adventure ends up benefitting all of us. >> and we saw a whole lot of sunshine today. tomorrow those temperatures even >>> a group of high school students returned to san francisco today after spending the last nine days in ghana as part of the operation genesis trip. every year the department takes a group of students to africa for a trip focused on self-discovery and pride. >> i learned about my history. >> they're going to learn to better themselves and improve their comm

trace gallagher is on the case for us tonight, hi, trace. >> trace: she meant the best 44 years joe biden certainly embraced alongside african-american leaders, but at times he has also been at odds with them and black americans, activist groups like black lives matters expected to play a prominent role in 2028 election, joe biden candidacy would no doubt have controversial statements resurfaced. for example 1970s, a delaware senator he opposed school bus quoting what it says in order for your child with curly, black hair, brown eyes, dark skin to learn anything, he needs to sit next to my blond haired, blue-eyed son. that is racist. naacp president and current harvard kennedy professor brooks told "the washington post," having served as vice president and to the first african-american president u.s. history and given all that these years come i would be stunned if he would stand behind that. and joe biden didn't comment, the spokesman said the former vice president believes he was right to oppose busing. as for immigration, joe biden didn't buy the concept that we have suppressed the bla

james gallagher, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with stav.ales. tonight it is going to be chummy with high pressure to the south so later when when we have clear skies and temperatures will drop. further north of scotland is looking unsettled and windy with outbreaks of rain and shower, and wittiness to the high ground. it will be a chilly night in central and northern areas with a touch of frost. sunday stacks of cool but it —— sunday stacks of cool but there will be sunshine around, more sunshine than today. there will be showers pushing further north and wintry other higher ground but in the south it will feel pleasant with the south it will feel pleasant with the strong much sunshine. high pressure is dominating the weather and on top of the uk with a settled weather to come, mainly dry with sunny spells. we could even see a little bit of mist and fog too. hello this is bbc news. the headlines. hundreds of thousands of people have marched through central london, demanding another brexit referendum. protestors gathered to hear speeches fro

fox news correspondent trace gallagher joins us live from our l.a.withht the very latest on the ongoing college admissions scamming scandal as well as news on the jussie smollett hate crime hoax. and, of course, saga. trace, what's going on? >> and, sean, because rich parents allegedly paid top dollar to cheat their kids into elite colleges yale and the university of southern california, among other schools, now being sued by multipleow students who claim they were denied admission because of the scam. meantime, actress lori loughlin who is accused of cheating her kids into usc, has been dropped by the hallmark channel. herr 19-year-old olivia jade has been dropped by sephora makeup and appears that neither of loughlin's daughter will return to usc in fear of being bullied. when jussie smollett was still considered a victim, a former aide to michelle obama, reportedly reached out t to kim fox requesting the investigation be turned over to the fbi. fox responded, "spoke to superintendent johnson, that's chicago's top cop. i convinced him to reach out

guys and st thomas's hospital say the technique could help treat congenital heart diseases. james gallaghers the view inside the womb, and doctors are using images like this to inspect the foetal heart. violet—vienna developed life—threatening abnormalities in the blood vessels around her heart while she was still inside her mum. but doctors spotted them early and planned how to save her life. she was put on medication as soon as she was born and had heart surgery a week later. if a routine pregnancy scan identifies a problem then women are sent for a detailed mri scan and a series of pictures of the heart are taken. sophisticated computer software pieces those images together and then builds an unprecedented 3d image of the heart. about eight in every thousand babies in the uk is born with a congenital heart defect. and this research is enabling doctors to look at them in incredible detail. and importantly, it's improving care for babies. it allows us to have a beautiful 3d image of the abnormality so we have complete certainty and plan ahead for what treatment is needed, what's the operat

shannon. >> shannon: trace gallagher, thank you very much. back here at home, a crowd of law enforcement officials and parents who have lost children to crimes committed by people in the u.s. illegally. in the oval office to support national emergency declaration and the witnesses first veto of the senate's resolution to reject the declaration. so they are, he also again address the tragic events in new zealand. kristin fisher to speak for us today, here at the white house pushing back very hard on the accusations by democrats. president trump's rat it was a factor in the new zealand factor and didn't help president trump said this, what tracy was referencing when asked if he sees white nationalism as a growing threat around the world. >> i don't really. i think it is a small group of people with very serious problems. >> kristin: christian gillibrand said time and time again for this president has emboldened white supremacist instead of condemning racist terrorist, a compass for them. this is not normal or acceptable and we have to be better

trace gallagher is on that case for us tonight.ey, trace. >> hi, shannon, the latest poll shows beto o'rourke for thor six behind the other democratic presidential contenders, the man at the top of the poles, joe biden, isn't in the race yet. while beto o'rourke has captured the country's interest, he has captured the mainstream media's interest. watch. >> this guy has this dynamic, positive energy. >> he has that talent, he is very obama-esque, indeed. >> women voted for him in the suburbs of houston because they had a kind of beto crush going on. >> he got the magic, his son is named ulysses. i love that that is his son's name. speak what it's worth pointing out that o'rourke lost to ted cruz in the 2018 texas senate race by less than 1.5 points, th ted cruz is not the most popular texas politician. beto has nearly $9 million raised. he married into money, his daughter is the son of william sanders, reportedly worth about $500 million. in other words, beto o'rourke is a capitalist. he also had a run-in with the law, 1998 he was d

trace gallagher, thank you very much. as democrats are greedy constitution is under attack by president trump, they are also saying it's outdated, and they have these really progressive ideas to radically change it. let's debate. the fox news contributors doug schoen and karl rove, senior vp alexander wilkes. welcome to all of you. the president has waited with a couple of tweets. in the past, he said, going after the popular vote would be an easier race to run. tonight, this is what he saying in a couple of tweets. "campaigning for the popular vote is much easier and different than competing with electoral college. like training for the 100-yard dash versus a marathon. the brilliance of the electoral college that you must go too many states to end but the popular vote, you go to the large states. the cities would run the country, smaller states in the entire midwest would end up losing all power, and we can't let that happen. i used to like the idea of a popular vote but i realize electoral college is far better for the

things flash democrats are going after his personal finances in congressional inquiries and he gallagher joins us live now from oxon hill in a maryland so andy what else to the president have to say. well nothing unexpected he's mentioned several times how much love there is in this room for him and that is definitely true this is an event that's really shaped by trump ism and the certainly plenty of support here he's talked about china has talked about the economy has talked about building the wall we spent about ten minutes talking about the number of people that turned up for his inauguration a kind of odd sideline but the president likes to go off script the crowd here likes it when he does that that's why they think he got elected and he did mention the model report let's listen to some of what the president said. they fight so hard on this witch hunt this phony deal that they put together this phony thing that now looks like it's dying so they don't have anything with russia there's no collusion so now they go and morph into let's inspect every deal he's ever done we're going to go

gary gallagher, but it probably comes as a surprise to anyone who knew her as an aspiring opera singern her youth, for as a nameless major at university of california with a concentration in poetry. today she would bring to this symposium the message she brought to our exhibit project in the form of her talk entitled "upon our arms all else depends: the importance of civil war military history." ladies and zoning, dr. kathryn shively. -- ladies and gentlemen, dr. catherine shively. [applause] >> thank you so much for that kind introduction and thank you to the american civil war museum for having me today and for allowing me to be a part of the process of constructing the flagship exhibit. obvious point that the civil war was a war. it might follow that any attempt to present its main narrative as the american civil war museum seeks to do in its flagship exhibit should substantially involve military history. given the american civil war museum's aspiration to offer an inclusive and multifaceted story, it is worth questioning the futility of military history to, shame these goals. the f

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trace gallagher.lso today investigative reporter for the "hannity" show trying to ask jerry nadler about his investigation into president trump. watch this. >> do you trust the mueller investigation? you opened up your own investigation. do you expect justice? do you have any evidence of that, sir? >> sean: joining us now our own lawrence jones is with us. lawrence wasn't that communicative. but that's the guy on the first day that said he's guilty of obstructing justice. in part because he fired comey. comey said he could fire me for no reason, legally and constitutionally. >> that's right. there's no evidence of it. what we'rean seeing is the democrats arere seeing the mueller's investigation i is wrapping up. everything they expected him to come up with, there's been no evidence of. after they say they trust the investigation, they want to conduct an investigation of their own. this is why the libertarians have always questioned the powers that the l fbi and membes of congress have. now they target

trace gallagher on the sweeping election reform bill and those explosive new comments from congresswoman omar against former president barack obama getting a lot of attention. >> after a tense week on capitol hill between democrats, congresswoman omar making headlines, now she is accusing a politico reporter of distorting her words in that interview. she came to congress just two months ago and is ruffling feathers, many on her own side of the aisle. in the politico interview the reporter writes, quote, omar says the hope and change offered by barack obama was a mirage, the caging of kids at the us-mexico border and the droning of countries around the world on obama's watch, she argues the democratic presidents operated within the same fundamentally broken framework as his republicans closer, quote, we can't be only upset with trump, his policies are bad but many of the people who came before him also had really bad policies. that is not what we should be looking for anymore. we don't want anybody to get away with murder because they are polished. we have to recognize the policies behind

trace gallagher has the very latest. trace, great job by gail thing.ught she did phenomenal. >> reporter: she said she didn't feel threatened by him at all. he was taken back to custody today. it appears he'll stay in jail until he comes up with $161,000 in back child support. kelly is accused of sexual abusing four females, three of whom were underage at the time. prosecutors say there is ample evidence to support the charges, including testimony from alleged victims and a reported videotape that allegedly shows kelly having sex with a girl who repeatedly states that she's only 14 years old. during that interview on cbs, r. kelly says he's done "lots of things wrong," but denies the latest charges. watch this. >> i didn't do this stuff. this is not me. i'm fighting for my life. y'all [ bleep ] with this. [ indiscernible ] >> robert. >> y'all trying to kill me! [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: kelly could spend 30 years behind bars. kelly says people are trying to use his past to prosecute him now. the singer was acquitted of child pornography charges ba

trace gallagher has the details and the fallout. >> the chair of the house judiciary committee has certainly thrown down the gauntlet saying it's crystal clear that president trump has obstructed justice among other crimes. so the judiciary committee is now requesting documents from 81 trump associates, including those related to the removal of former national security advisor michael flynn, as well as documents from former of attorney general jeff sessions, jared kushner and former chief of staff bryce previous. >> we lay out a case for the american people and reveal it. because we have not seen an administration for a long time prior to this end we see so many attacks on the rule of law. >> i cooperate all the time with everybody. and the beautiful thing, it's all a hoax. >> house minority leader kevin mccarthy was a bit more combative saying this move by jerrold nadler is nothing more than the democrats plan b. >> nadler is setting the framework that the democrats are not to believe the mueller report. that involves trump campaign officials and ties to the kremlin with eric trump organiza

those currently on death row will remain in prison. >> trace gallagher live in california, thank youeffective and immoral or just illegal? california death penalty debate is raging so let's discuss with a host of left coast news and can start again from the legal foundation, great to have you both. you heard the report, wearying from victims families, children who were tortured and killed, officers killed in the line of duty, they call this appalling, they heartbroken over this. the second county sheriff says the governor has re-victimized the families of sexually tortured and murdered children, murdered peace officers and other victims of horrific crimes in favor of the most depraved among us who have been judged and sentenced to death by a jury of their peers. >> i have the deepest sympathies for the victims family. absolute tragedy they had to go through. but state sanctioned killing of another human being is dangerous and terrible territory, we are surrounded by countries we would reject or claim to reject for the un human rights council, the leaders of the difficulty are saudi a