chief edward gallagher. him of war crimes including targeting civilians, and most dramatically, gallagher was accused of stabbing a sedated 17-year-old captain to death with a hunting knife. "the new york times" obtained videos of gallagher's platoon members explicitly describing the episode when interviewed by the navy. >> so he's still alive. >> he's still alive. he was sedated. >> at that point in time, like he probably wasn't going to die. >> gallagher comes on the scene with his medic bag and pushes the kid down on the ground while he checks him for wounds. right then you can see a hand reach up and turn off the helmet cam. >> so what did you actually see gallagher do? >> maybe just start stabbing the dude. >> i see him with the navy in his neck. >> gallagher's platoon members accused him of taking photos with a 17-year-old's corpse as if it was a hunting trophy. >> taking a good picture, getting the [ bleep ] picture. bring it in, bring it in. >> i'm not getting with the [ bleep ] picture. >> the body

special operations chief, edward gallagher. accused him of war crimes including targeting civilians and gallagher was accused of stabbing a sedated 17-year-old captain to death with a hunting knife. the new york times obtained videos of gallagher's platoon members explicitly describing the episode when interviewed by the navy.>> so, he's still alive, he was sedated and at that point in time, he probably wasn't going to die.>> gallagher comes on the scene with his medic back and pushes the kid on the ground while he checks them for wounds. right then, you can see a hand reach up and turn it off.>> what did you see gallagher do? >> all of a sudden, he started stabbing the dude.>> gallagher's platoon members accused him of taking photos with the 17-year-old corpse as if it was a hunting trophy.>> he was taking a group picture, he was like bring it in, bring it in, i was not getting in the picture.>> gallagher was ultimately acquitted of charges except for the charge of taking a photo for which there was indisputable photographic e

eddie gallagher. >> not only had gallagher been acquitted, but president trump himself had intervened to reverse the navy's decision to demote gallagher. it was a scandal even inside the military. jeffrey goldberg reported in the atlantic, that trump's chairman of the joint chiefs of staff had tried to truck talk trump out of it. millie try to convince trump that his intrusion was hurting navy morale. mr. president, we have military ethics and laws about what happens in battle. we can't do that kind of thing. it is a war crime. trump said, he didn't understand a big deal. the reporter who covered gallagher's saga for the "new york times" described the impact of the acquittal inside the navy. >> what's the gallagher effect? well, in some ways, it is very real and it has already happened . after he was acquitted, the navy prosecutors in san diego looked at the cases of some of his friends who were also facing charges for killing people overseas and just dropped the cases. >> when "the daily beast" first brought the story that fox news's pete hegseth was lobbying trump to pardon were cri

many of you know gary gallagher's work.was at penn state originally before going to the university of virginia. that's where aaron studied under him just recently in the last six months, less than six months ago. we, aaron, myself and carrie jane, we have edited a book called the war that made america the war that made america is a series of essays from a range of dr. gallagher's former students union c has published this as well, and i won't miss an opportunity to do a little bit of marketing here. if you've looked at your programs, you will see that next year cwi will be featuring dr. gallagher's work. we have a number of panels dedicated to his scholarship. in fact, dr. gallagher is going to give a talk, autobiographical talk about his journey as historian. if you want to get some insights into not just how dr. gallagher approached his scholarship about how he has influenced his students, you might want to pick up this book, which is, of course, back in the corner and sold at the bookstore. so i should note that aaron ha

with regard to gallagher. as of friday, trump and not publicly responded to his letter reporting at the state tom wallace kron 4 news. >> alright, tricky driving tonight for folks headed to the sierra winter weather advisories in effect until 10 tonight could see an additional 2 to 8 inches of snow accumulate over the evening hours. this is obviously great news for the resort's. heavenly says it is now going to open 2 days early this upcoming wednesday. lawrence is with do, but it could go to see that snow up in the high country you know, i was just checking the road conditions up there to no delays on 80 or 50, but be careful. you're likely to see a few. maybe a couple spinouts up there. if you head to the high country. yeah. that snow coming down today again. and there's more on the way you see it rolling on through. >> up to the great lake tahoe area still have all the way down to 5500 feet. so that's going to encompass all the passes. if you're headed up there, more of that snow continue to fall. you see o

with regard to gallagher. as of friday, trump and not publicly responded to his letter reporting at the state tom wallace kron 4 news. >> all right. some tricky driving conditions tonight for folks heading up to the sierra winter weather advisories in effect until 10 o'clock tonight and additional 2 to 8 inches of snow could accumulate later tonight. that's great news for ski resorts. if it is snow, heavenly says it is now opening 2 days early. this cup coming wednesday. kron four's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow has more on the snowy conditions as things get colder, lawrence. yeah. got to be prepared. going up the high country. this time of year. you know, you go from one warm day and then all of a sudden you're just socked in with snow on that tonight. >> going to be a very cold night up there. so pack an extra sleeping bag, some warm weather gear cold all around. so even if they're not getting some snow, i'm sure they'll be making plenty as we head through the weekend as well and be on up there right n

now, the top republican in california's assembly, james gallagher, is asking president elect trump to partner with california. >> gallagher talked with our jana katsuyama today about the open letter he sent to trump, and she joins us here in studio with the details. gina. >> yes, it was very interesting to see this. gallagher says that he thinks the trump administration can find common ground with california lawmakers. others are concerned that some policies and funding for areas such as education, social services and health care might be at risk. today, at uc berkeley, student protesters voiced their frustration with both democrats and republicans. >> the youth united will never be defeated. >> student organizers at uc berkeley spoke out friday. >> we're calling out the new trump administration and the failures of the democratic party. >> they say they're frustrated because they feel both parties are not focused on what matters most to them. >> for me, as a young person, i think it's housing. i think it's rent. you know, the climate crisis is a security issue in terms of where we are

"fox news at night" with tracks gallagher is next. -- trace gallagher -- [cheering and applause] >> trace: good evening, i'm jonathan bond in for trace gallagher. 11:00 p.m. on the east coast, 8:00 in los angeles and this is america's late news, "fox news @ night". breaking tonight, four days and counting from a monumental and historically close presidential election as kamala harris and donald trump remain neck-and-neck. both looking for any edge they can find. and an election that has featured words from both sides like garbage,, fascism, donald trump is now under fire for comments about former congresswoman liz chaney having rifles pointed at her. >> she's a radical war hog. let's see how she feels about it when the guns are trained to her face. they are all war hogs when they sit in washington. she always wanted to go to war with people. >> if donald trump who is talking about sending a prominent republican to the firing squad. >> this must be disqualifying. >> jonathan: is there criticism justified? we will get into it. nervous voters meantime looking for any final clues as to who wi

with regard to gallagher.licly responded to his letter reporting at the state tom wallace kron 4 news. >> bringing print into the golden age of television. 75 years of celebrating countless stories of achievement from silicon valley. >> what we are looking at here is an analog computer to point rays connected by the golden gate. our politics announce my candidacy for mayor of the city and county of san francisco. our hearts theaters music. and our protest pushing for change and remembering how far we've come. the bay area television archive is keeping all of that coverage served and accessible at san francisco state university. >> well, tonight, kron 4 is celebrating decades of work for 75 years. we've been informing the bay area kron four's noelle bellow met up with one of the people working to preserve some of the most exciting as well as devastating moments. kron. 4 news has covered. >> back behind the rows of books and the san francisco state university library. wise evolved. a video. the bay area televisi

charlotte gallagher, bbc news.d ceremony kicked off with black pinks rose and bruno mars performing their bible that hit for the first time on friday. —— k—pop. music. that said earworm. we saw performances from up—and—coming artists for the tomorrow acts together and treasure. as well do that well global favorites bts and treasure. as well do that well globalfavorites bts and black pink rose taking home awards for their performance. earlier i spoke to musicjournalist and met a and superfan lucy ford about the awards and what k—pop means shoot k—pop fans across the world. means shoot k—pop fans across the world. the main thing about k—pop is spectacle, and i think the fact that this award show goes on for three days is testament to that. there'sjust so much — it's sort of a feast in a way. it's visually a feast. it's orally a feast as well. like it's just everything that you could imagine is there. and i think they take a lot of pride in performance as well, which is something that has been a big conversation about

thank you for bringing us up to date, charlotte gallagher. influencers are a growing industry, with some ai models gaining hundreds of thousands of followers and getting increasingly lucrative sponsorship deals. aitana is one of the world's most popular ai models — known for her stylish pink hair. the bbc�*s cyber correspondent, joe tidy, reports. a photo shoot with no model. she's not late, though — she doesn't exist. aitana is an ai model. since she was created around a year ago, she's amassed a big following and is making thousands a month for her ba rcelona—based agency. we intend to always try to make it as similar as what any influencer would do. we take a picture with me in the image — and we have to replace it with al, so we have to play a bit with the lights and shadows to make it as possible. maybe barcelona as the background will be more interesting? touch—ups used to take around a day, but now it's a few hours because of how the al's improved so much. here's the final product. the studio says they can get thousands of pounds a mon

late houston democratic congresswoman sheila jackson lee and former republican congressman mike gallagher in wisconsin's eighth district. live coverage of the house on c-span. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. the prayer will be offered by chaplain kibben. chaplain kibben: would you pray with me. holy and eternal god we come before you humbled by the mercy you have shown us in these last days and months. from your throne you have saw our less than loving behavior, our harsh rhetoric of the election season and our desire to ensure that the balance of power tips in our favor. remind us again that the words, the most convincing arguments are but a noisy gong or symbol if they are not grounded in love and even if our sureness and knowledge and conviction are enough to move mountains, if we do not love our neighbors and our adversaries all our success amounts to nothing. teach us again how to be patient and kind, neither envious nor boastful, arrogant or rude. wherever we stand, may we not insist things go our way nor hold a grudge when they don't. in your truth show us how

republican minority leader james gallagher. he sent trump this letter congratulating him on his victory and asking him to help california with federal resources on a number of issues including fire prevention. >> affordable housing and energy and gas prices. gallagher believes newsom strategy to fight trump will backfire. you want us to posture about trump and and not solve problems. it's. >> the irony here is. it's laughable. that is quite frankly, pretty sick because people are really struggling right now. >> and last week, trump said newsom is trying to, quote, kill our beautiful california with regard to gallagher. as of friday, trump and not publicly responded to his letter reporting at the state tom wallace kron 4 news. >> president elect trump has selected caroline leave it to serve as white house press secretary. it's the latest addition to his cabinet. one of his most controversial picks so far has been for director of human and health services. robert f kennedy jr. trump says he expects kennedy and environmental attor

[cheering and applause] >> trace: good evening, i'm trace gallagher. 11:00 p.m. on the east coast, 8:00 in los angeles and this is america's late news, "fox news @ night". breaking tonight, republican lawmakers now confirming a report that says after hurricane milton, a fema supervisor told disaster relief workers in florida to avoid homes with trump signs in their yards. fema says it believes the incident as isolated and the supervisor who gave the anti-trump order is no longer in that role. plus... >> let me ask you, how are you leaning this election? >> after what you said, trump. >> trace: also tonight, charlie kirk joins us live to explain how the turning point ground game may have turned the tide for trump and brought a new wave of gen z voters. >> about time there was a message sent that enough is enough, you can't do whatever you want. >> trace: amid all of this trump momentum, the justice department says it stopped an iranian plot to kill donald trump in the run-up to election day. we begin with reports of alarming new information about more blatant bias

. >> trace: good evening, i'm trace gallagher, it's 11 p.m. on the east coast, and this is america's late news, fox news at night. breaking tonight, big names, big cabinet positions, fox news confirming that president-elect trump is expected to name marco rubio as secretary of state. much more on this in moments, but first... >> legal asyles are not charged with any crime. >> when you're enter the country illegally, it's a violation. >> seeking asylum is legal. >> do it the legal way, the attorney general of the united states made that cheer. you failed the american people in not securing the border -- >> trace: announcing former ice director tom homan will serve as the administration's border czar, likely the key position in trump's mass deportation campaign pledge. >> i saw today numerous governors saying they're going to step in the way, they better get the hell out of the way. i'll double the workforce in a sanctuary city. despite the politics, we're doing it, get used to it, because we're coming. >> trace: and morale among border control

i'm trace gallagher.11:00 p.m. and the east coast 8:00 here in los angeles and this is america's late news. fox news at night. breaking tonight the picks just keep on coming. president-elect trump announcing even more key personnel for his administration for director of the cia john radcliffe. u.s. ambassador to israel former governor mike huckabee. secretary of homeland security south dakota governor christine all and as defence secretary our own pete hegseth. trump also officially tapping elon musk and vikram for masoli to lead the department of government efficiency but the goal of driving out waste and fraud in america's annual $6.5 trillion of spending. and if that were not enough merry christmas appears to be back at target stores. not sure if it's a trump effector just coincidence but americans are noticing a difference in their holiday signs. will get your take in the nightcap but we can with president-elect trump and his attempt at cleaning house. senior national correspondent is live at mar-a-la

charlotte gallagher has the latest.as dozens of cars are swept away in surging floodwater. there left crumpled and twisted, their path blocked by a bridge. luckily no—one was injured. now the clean—up begins. forecasters had warned of heavy rain in the town and say the area is facing more extreme weather tonight and tomorrow. more than 300 miles away in the valencia area, another community in spain counts the cost of flooding. mud and debris still lies in the streets here. last week, more than 200 people were killed. in the country's worst natural disaster in living memory. many are now homeless and relying on help from the government and charities. others are trying to clear out their homes. translation: we do not have gas to cook. - we do not have hot water either. we are happy that nobody�*s dead in ourfamily. the rest can be fixed. all the volunteers here come from all around spain. they help us, asking for nothing in return. experts say the heavy rain has been intensified by climate change. residents want to know h

charlotte gallagher, bbc news. live from london, this is bbc news. part of a vast operation smuggling thousands of migrants to europe. an australian teenager becomes the sixth person to die in suspected methanol poisoning in laos. backpackers speak to the bbc about their alarm. i won't drink from an open bottle, and i won't drink home—made alcohol. it's scary because not every day people are dying just like this. a new yorkjudge grants donald trump permission to seek dismissal of his hush money criminal case. a woman in the united states has become the first person to receive a double lung transplant done by a robot. let's start this

charlotte gallagher, bbc news.pening at gatwick airport. part of the terminal has been evacuated. the south terminal was evacuated while a security incident is being investigated. passengers are being prevented from entering the building. sussex police has issued this statement. police were cold to the south terminal at gatwick at 8:20am after the discovery of a suspected prohibited item in luggage test security safety of passengers and staff. an ordnance disposal team is being sent to the airport. this is causing significant disruption and roach are the south terminal have been closed. we would advise people to avoid the area if possible. there is a statement from easyjet on the bbc news website. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. good afternoon. well, it's still very cold today, but the air will turn dramatically milder over the weekend, along with some very severe weather indeed from storm bert. it's a very deep area of low pressure, pushing northwards and eastwards through the weekend. strong winds, so

charlotte gallagher, bbc news. of the year. a supermoon is when the moon is closest to the earth, appearing bigger and brighter than normal and there won't be another until october next year. the unusually bright and clear moon made for some impressive pictures across the uk and the rest of the world, as will vernon reports. a super sight to behold. last night's supermoon over glastonbury tor in somerset. from around the uk, stargazers sent us these magnificent pictures. known as the beaver moon, this will be the last supermoon of the year. the supermoon is just when the moon is closer to us, so its orbit is not circular. it's elliptical, so there are points in which it is closer to the earth than others. and of course, the closer it is, the larger it looks. so that's what we call a supermoon is when it's a full moon, and it happens to be very close in its orbit. the spectacular sight was also visible around the world, shining here over lebanon's war—torn capital, and in hanoi, where residents came out to see the m

so the font is going to start gallagher fisher. the brief statement is a firm in his commitments to israel safe to say the security of the state of israel always was and will always remain my live submission that was quote, unquote is an apple is office announced also that's current foreign minister, right. it's ryan tots. will replace going tons defense minister was a cos who has previously served as minister of finance and minister of intelligence for 5 years. has long been a member of to the cabinet minister as for policy and security and describing costs as a point where he spent the whole praying team as quote, unquote, a bulldozer, combining responsibility and from those quiet from those. and all this is very useful. can pain management to understand what kind of defense minister costs will be? hey, ross thomas, his statements. she may tear in a to gaza. no, electrical switch will be turned off. no was a hydrants will be opened and no fuel truck will enter until these roddy object teeth are returned. hum humanitarianism, a fa

charlotte gallagher, bbc news. time for a look at the weather, here's darren bett.ere will be heavy snow, blizzards and drifting. but with snowmelt and heavy rain that is the risk of flooding. and added onto that we have widespread and very windy weather, too. at the moment things are fairly quiet but you can see out to the west we are going to see out to the west we are going to see the wind is picking up later in the night, wet weather moving in, snow briefly over the hills of northern ireland and wales. temperatures down to —12 in eastern parts of scotland. temperatures will rise through the night but it is still cold enough for scotland and northern england to have some heavy snow early tomorrow morning. 0ver northern england to have some heavy snow early tomorrow morning. over in the east, the pennines and scotland blizzards drifting. a lot more snow over the hills. there maybe further amber warnings issued but at the moment we have this one across this part of scotland and here they could be as much as a0 centimetres of snow, very treacherous. what we find thr

with regard to gallagher.of friday, trump and not publicly responded to his letter reporting at the state tom wallace kron 4 news. >> still ahead, hands-on learning in san francisco today, students getting up close look at king tides. the 3 of 3 is after the break. >> guess what, what? it's time for the 3 of 3. you're going. it's friday. we're going to have some fun. take a look at the fun videos that you might enjoy your ready. let's do this. go for it. all right. so we want to start with one that's called really cool. it's called operation warm. it's off to a cozy start today. >> elementary students at laurel elementary school in oakland received a warm winter coat. kaiser. i know i love this. i love the story. kaiser volunteers distributed 480 coats to students and this is really fantastic because listen, this time of year, it gets really cold and not everybody has the resources. so i think it's wonderful community getting together to help help kids and they got to pick out the perfect one. yeah, i get to g

anthony gordon, conor gallagher, jarrod bowen, just 30 seconds after coming off the bench with his firstllis all scoring for england.

it's liam gallagher gallagher. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ thank you very much, liam.n. "hey, jimmy, it's halloween. do you ever do any halloween jokes around the office? you should show some." i'm not really a big halloween joke guy. but actually i did one earlier today. it was on one of our assistant researchers, doug kearney. he's a pretty high strung guy as it is, so when he went to go to the bathroom i took two candies out of the candy bowl on his desk. it said, "take one." well anyways, check out what happened. [ loud hvac hum ] >> happy halloween, everybody. all right. take one and only one. return the pen, i'll be right back. [ light laughter ] that -- there's two missing. it says take one! god [ bleep ] --! [ crashing ] god --! [ cheers and applause ] aah! [ bleep ] >> jimmy: hey, bud. i took two. [ light laughter ] >> i know. >> jimmy: happy halloween. >> it's fine. [ bleep ]! [ gagging ] [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: we have fun. we have fun. we have fun here. we are down to our last suggestion. this is from dana goodyear. "hey, jimmy i love simon & ga

ericka lee carter and tony weeb, elected to finish mike gallagher's term and in the 119th congress the speaker: the house will come to order. the chair lays before the house communications. >> the honorable speaker of the house of representatives, sir, i have the honor to franz mitt a copy of the letter by director of elections indicating that indicating that according to th unofficial results for the special general election. 5, 2024, the honorable ericka lee carter was selected representative to congress for the 18th congressional district of texas, signed sincerely kevin f. mccumber. acting clerk. the honorable the speaker, hous representatives, sir, have the honor to transmit here with a copy of a letter received from ms. macon wolfe, administrator with the wisconsin election commission according to the unofficial results of november 5, 2024, the honorable tony wee elected to congress, signed kevin f. mccumber, acting clerk for what purpose does the gentleman from texas rise? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that the gentle woman from texas, the honorable ericka lee carter b

with regard to gallagher.of friday, trump and not publicly responded to his letter reporting at the state tom wallace kron 4 news. >> thank time. we, of course, are in at thanksgiving yet. but already it's starting to feel like christmas at the state capitol. take a look. grounds crews have been busy putting up this year's capitol christmas tree ahead of the holiday season. cal-fire donated the 65 foot white fir tree after it was harvested and the left or demonstration state forest in shasta county in the coming weeks. the tree will be decorated with more than 10,000 led lights. and about 200 hand-crafted ornaments created by kids in adults living with developmental disabilities. >> the goal for having the state capitol christmas tree. it's f r everyone that comes to enjoy it, enjoy the lights and hope that it brings joy to your families. >> the governor is expected to hold a tree lighting ceremony later this holiday season. but it remains unclear whether that will be in-person or virtual. if you'd like to see

trace gallagher shannon bream thank you. >>> the fda says they discovered a mold like the bacteria atpaste facility. experts were surprised -- tipped off. >>> british airways have a new suite designed to provide a luxury feel still surrounded by brits. >>> experts say going on a far walk after dinner can reduce bloating and prevent diabetes. for some people every walk is a far walk. let's do the monolog. soap there were reminders of humans everywhere we look. yesterday when i fell outside of work. this is new york city so nobody cared. i'm surprised nobody on me when i was walking but i did have to go to the hospital to make sure everything with the baby was okay which thankfully it is all did they die -- the doctor did diagnose me as mcauley culkin. anyways it was scary for a bit. the moments when you realize what really matters. i do think we need to talk about this because we are just two days from thanksgiving and there are plenty not celebrating it because of politics. according to a new survey 64% of americans say election related stresses affecting their holidays and a quarter

anthony gordon, conor gallagher, jarrod bowen, just 30 seconds after coming off the bench with his firstwood—bellis all scoring for england. and that emphatic win meant lee carsley had handed eight players their debuts. and with all the talk of the players that weren't here, the players that were did a fantasticjob. for new manager thomas tuchel, it's great because he's avoided having to go straight into nations league play—offs. they've been promoted back to the nations league group a, and he can go straight into world cup qualifiers. carsley leaves here after a job well done — six games, five wins, 16 goals and, as i say, eight debutants. so he hands over the reins and the scrutiny, of course, everything that comes with the england job, with a squad in rude health, and now thomas tuchel will have 18 months to try and bring the world cup back here to england. no pressure. there's a bit of relief. um, you know, i suppose if we'd have, if we'd have spoke at the start of the campaign, we probably

restored gallagher's rank. a little more than a year later, hegseth would go on to cast doubt on the 2020 election and take a sympathetic view toward the people who stormed the capitol. here, he is on january 7th. >> i'm actually not surprised. i wasn't surprised by what happened yesterday. i'm not saying it's okay, but i wasn't shocked. i recognized that people feel like the entire system is rigged against them, and then they look at what antifa and black lives matter have gotten away with. and no, no no, i'm sorry, you can't go to church, but i can riot during covid. and i'm told that that's okay. but if we gather as a group, we're condemned for being a bunch of conspiracy theorists who are not patriotic. i don't buy it. >> pete hegseth is also what some would call a family values advocate. he's written a social conservative should work to prevent in his words, wanton divorce. hegseth is on his third marriage. his first two ended in divorce after he had affairs with coworkers. and not that this really has muc

anthony gordon, conor gallagher, jarrod bowen, just 30 seconds after coming off the bench with his first touch, and taylor harwood—bellis all scoring for england. and that emphatic win meant lee carsley had handed eight players their debuts. and with all the talk of the players that weren't here, the players that were did a fantasticjob. for new manager thomas tuchel, it's great because he's avoided having to go straight into nations league play—offs. they've been promoted back to the nations league group a, and he can go straight into world cup qualifiers. carsley leaves here after a job well done — six games, five wins, 16 goals and, as i say, eight debutants. so he hands over the reins and the scrutiny, of course, everything that comes with the england job, with a squad in rude health, and now thomas tuchel will have 18 months to try and bring the world cup back here to england. no pressure. there's a bit of relief. um, you know, i suppose if we'd have, if we'd have spoke at the start of the campaign, we probably would have said, well, you're expected to get promotion. um, but it's di

[cheering and applause] >> trace: good evening, i'm trace gallagher. 11:00 p.m. on the east coast,

. ♪ [ cheering and applause ] >> trace: good evening i'm trace gallagher, it's 11:00 pm on the east coast8:00 here in los angeles and this is america's late news, fox news and night. breaking tonight the tune is changing. after years of calling donald trump hitler, a fascist, a racist, is saying he would end democracy. president biden says it's going to be fine. >> this administration message to millions of americans that they are going to wake up day after the election if trump one and have their rights stripped away that democracy to crumble, and the president said we are going to be okay. >> the american people made the decision. there was an election two nights ago. it was a free and fair election. and we respected the election process. >> trace: which is their way of saying trump is never the danger they claimed he was. steve hilton, tommy laron have thoughts on that. new information on the chaos behind the campaign as the democrat blame game now in high gear. >> no coordination, never even had a conversation with the lady. can you imagine... >> trace: a surrogate will take us inside

troops accused of murder, with eddie gallagher who posed with a corpse of an isis detainee. >> he woulde gallagher. >> he praised january 6th insurrectionists. >> these are people that understand first principles. they love fred om and they love free markets. >> hegseth recently moved to tennessee with his third wife and seven children where he says he now lives on a farm. >> after the initial shock of hegseth's announcement. several current and former defense officials were critical of this pick. one senior military official told me it's not a serious choice and another top

"fox news at night" with tracks gallagher is next. -- trace gallagher -- [cheering and applause] >> trace

[cheering and applause] >> trace: i'm trace gallagher it's 11:00 p.m. in the east coast, 8:00 here in los angeles and this is america's late news, fox news and i. breaking tonight it might be better for the harris walls campaign and those associated with the campaign to just stop talking altogether because first there was this. >> donald trump has got this big rally going at madison square garden. there is a direct parallel to a big rally that happened in the mid-1930s at madison square garden. >> trace: followed by president biotin saying the quiet part out loud. >> they are good, decent honourable people. the only garbage i see is the supporters. it seems unconscionable. >> trace: today mark cuban suggesting that republican women are weak and not intelligent. >> donald trump you never see him around strong intelligent women. ever. it's just that simple. >> trace: democrats melting down all over again. this time its about trump and of the trash truck. >> the hypocrisy over a missed statement by joe biden which he quickly corrected is so laughable. >> s

advice. president harris held her last dryly in pennsylvania, accompanied by performances from lady gallagher and other stones. as we know, it is time for a new generation of leadership in america. vice president campbell and here is making her last speech to voters in philadelphia in the crucial swing state of pennsylvania. the stars including oprah winfrey and lady gaga, came out to support the democratic nominee. the harris underscoring the state of the selection down there to come down to this one more day just one more day in the most consequential election of our lifetime. and the momentum is on our side. the former us president and republican nominee donald trump, delivering his closing speech in michigan, another battle ground state where he rode tomorrow, we can fix every single problem. our country faces the beautiful that is new. i joined on stage by his children. trump told his supporters, the election is in their hands. yes, we are old enough to deal with what we have at the stroke of midnight election day began with voting in a tiny township in new hampshire. the result, 3 votes

anthony gordon, conor gallagher, jarrod bowen, just 30 seconds after coming off the bench with his firstch and taylor harwood—bellis all scoring for england. that emphatic win meant lee carsley had handed eight players their debuts. and with all the talk of players that weren't here, players that were did a fantasticjob. for the new manager thomas tuchel great because he has avoided having to go straight into nation league playoffs, they have been promoted back to the nation's league group a and he can go straight into world cup qualifiers. ca rsley leaves after a job well done, six games, five wins, 16 goals and eight debutantes. he is handing over the reins and the scrutiny, of course. everything that comes with the england job with a squad in rude health. now thomas tuchel will have 18 months to try to bring the world cup back here to england. no pressure. a bit of relief, i suppose if we had spoke at the start of the campaign, we probably would have said you are expected to get promotion. but it's difficult, no team has rolled over for us and let usjust carry on. i found it challengi

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i'm trace gallagher. it's 11 p.m. on the east coast. 8 here in los angeles, and this is america's late news. fox news at night. and breaking tonight, the vibe is gone. the joy has switched parties. and a gop movement now underway as donald trump becomes the president elect and his supporters are enjoying what was thought to be an impossible milestone. for donald j. trump. [ ♪♪ ] >> a win in wisconsin. >> and after the historic comeback and seismic victory, democrats in the media cannot seem to figure out exactly what went wrong. >> i grew up a middle class kid. i grew up in a neighbourhood where folks were very proud of their lawn, you know. i'm out here in these streets. [ ♪♪ ] >> i have a glock. >> if anything, would you have done something differently than president biden during the past four years? >> there is not a thing that comes to mind. >> trace: meantime threats to democracy was a top voter issue in exit polls yesterday. democrats saw that as a win but apparently it was not. >> the people that said joe biden

troops accused of murder, with eddie gallagher who posed with a corpse of an isis detainee. >> he would go on to promote gallagher. >> he praised january 6th insurrectionists. >> these are people that understand first principles. they love fred om and they love free markets. >> hegseth recently moved to tennessee with his third wife and seven children where he says he now lives on a farm. >> after the initial shock of hegseth's announcement. several current and former defense officials were critical of this pick. one senior military official told me it's not a serious choice and another top pentagon official highlights hegseth's lack of experience and working in defense policy. erin, you have to remember this is a massive bureaucracy with a global presence of some 3 million personnel. at the same time assuming that hegseth is confirmed, that military official told me, quote, he's the president's choice and we're going to have to make it work. erin? >> alex, thank you very much and thanks to all of you for joining us. anderson starts now. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> tonight on "360," the president- elec

i'm john gallagher. >> john and sandra, thank you. i'm trace gallagher in for martha mccallum. the fate of the menendez brothers

♪ ♪ >> and good morning i'm trace gallagher and welcome to another hour of fox news special electionht coverage. breaking this morning, the 45th president of the united states projected to be the 47th president of the united states. returning to the white house with all odds with opposition in the courts, media, you name it. but tonight he took a victory lap. >> we overcame obstacles nobody thought possible. it is now clear, we have achieved the most incredible, political thing. look what happened, is crazy? [cheers and applause] >> trace: in the meantime kamala harris not making an appearance and still not officially accepting defeat. we began with senior national correspondent kevin corke in d.c. with a look or a closer look at some of the numbers. kevin. >> closer look indeed and you may be wondering if you have been watching trace, bret, martha and headed we get here? walking you through tonight, if just joining us, president trump, future president trump over the 270 mark and you may ask how in the world did we end up here already at 277 and still states out there? let me show y

i'm john gallagher. >> john and sandra, thank you. i'm trace gallagher in for martha mccallum. two big stories, a hearing on the fate of the menendez brothers. l.a., d.a. george gascon pushing for them to get a new sentence. live at the courthouse with the latest. but a new prosecutor is about to take over, the d.a.-elect nathan hawkman and he'll join us live with his take on the menendez take. but first, special counsel jack smith asking to drop the election interference and classified documents cases against president-elect trump. a trump spokesman calling it a major victory for the rule of law. first to the justice correspondent live for us in washington. david, good afternoon. >> hello, trace. after two years of investigating thousands of pages of documents and hundreds of hours of interviews, special counsel jack smith is asking for dismissal of both cases in 21 pages. smith was supposed to go to trial back in march in the d.c. election interference case. it wasn't meant to be once the supreme court got involved. once trump won the election it was game over for smith. we r