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tweet yes or no using #greta.will show you live twitter votes throughout the show. >>> this is aer in the. breaking news out of the pentagon tonight. fox news national security correspondent jennifer griffin is at the pentagon. jennifer? >> greta, we have just learned from u.s. navy officials that they have fired the commander of those 10 american soldiers who went off course in the persian gulf and were captured and held by iran for 15 hours back in january. the navy has relieved commander eric rash due to a loss of confidence in his ability to command according to a statement released by the navy he was second in command at the time of the incident. sailors were taken hostage and then paraded by iran's revolutionary guard before video cameras force to do apologize and cry on camera. ash carter said the mistake was the result of navigational error. fox news has since learned that the sailors were not given premission navigational brief. shortcut highly unusual in the navy. the sailors ended up near farsi island a

>> yeah, greta. you are here in west virginia and you talk to people about what this election cycle means. two things come up. two subject matters come up. coal and donald trump. we all know about coal. we all know about its imminent demise at least in the terms of coal critics. it's seeing new competition from fracking, which was -- which is every bit as economically feasible asacol. we're seeing government regulation or what miners believe is government overregulation and we are seeing the move to renewables in light of climate change. people see its demise. and then there is donald trump. when he came here last thursday to a crowded auditorium in downtown charleston and he donned that coal miners hat and made a movement shoveling coal and said he i am going to bring your jobs back it met with thunder russ applause. people believe in him. evidence made promises in other places he promise to do continue corn ethanol in iowa. he will do whatever is necessary, his critics say for political expediency.

>> greta, good evening.d to some neighbors out here who say they have never seen it like this before. i'm going to hop out of the way and let you take a live look at what's going on behind me. look at this. water up to street signs and mailboxes. garbage cans floating along. people using boats instead of cars. at least seven people have died here in texas those floodwaters keep on rising. dozens of high water rescues have been carried out over the last several days. people plucked to sathe hardestf the region stretches between austin and houston. some spots receiving up to 17 inches of rain so now the trouble is downstream. communities along the river are bracing for the worst. the river normally floods at 45 feet and just crested today at nearly 54 feet, the highest it has been since 1994, according to the national weather service. all that water has swallowed up cars, homes, and businesses. people who live here can only wait and watch as they wait for those water levels to recede sooner rather than later.

greta? >> griff, thank you. "on the record" legal panel is here, former prosecutor katie phang and former homicide detective and criminal defense attorney ted williams. ted was also inside the courtroom today. ted, what did you think today? >> well, greta, i think that the testimony that today paled to what officer garrett miller did for officer edward nero yesterday. we must remember that yesterday garrett miller testified that he arrested freddie gray. he handcuffed freddie gray. that the wagon driver is actually responsible for seating freddie gray into that van. the problem, greta, that miller now face is every newspaper has his testimony. the court of appeals did not do him any favors. what now i would suggest is that miller's lawyer should definitely move for a change of venue because his testimony is out there and it can very well cripple or hurt time. >> katie, your thoughts today about this bench trial? >> this is a case about common sense. and officer nero's defense team did a great job of putting on r

>> hello, greta. it has been confirmed by greek authorities that passengers, belongings, luggage, aircraft seats were found about 108 miles north of alexandria in egypt. authorities say weather conditions could have scattered. the search area has been expand to do 40-mile radius. france, united states, cypress take part for what's left of flight 804. waters halfway between the island of crete and egyptian coast. in this part the water is very, very deep about 8,000 to 10,000 feet. so that makes it very, very difficult, you understand. there is still no sign of wreckage or the black boxes or flight recorders. this is something that they're looking -- they are looking for. yeah? >> the air traffic controllers that plane went through greek airspace. did they notice anything unusual or hear anything unusual or did the pilots say anything to them at all that is at all tonight in hindsight suspicious? >> no. no. everything was fine until the airplane was lost from the radar. they were speaking with greek, e

greta? >> carl, thank you.nd it was a star studded night at the annual white house correspondent's dinner. some of the big names actress rachel mcadams, actor will smith. more the main event president obama channeled his inner comedian in chief. >> if this material works well, i'm gonna use it at goldman sachs next year. [ laughter ] earn me some serious tu tubman. >> in my final year, my approval ratings keep going up. [ applause ] the last time i was this high, i was trying to decide on my major. i am hurt though, bernie, that you have been distancing yourself a little from me. [ laughter ] i mean, that's just not something that you do to your comrade. you have got a room full of reporters, celebrities, cameras, and he says no. is this dinner too tacky for the donald? >> i'm very proud of what you've done. it has been an honor and privilege to work side by side with you to strengthen our democracy. [ applause ] and with that i just have two more words to say. obama out. [ laughter ] >> that was, of course, pr

greta? >> thank you. >>> on the record, ted williams has been at another one of the three shooting scenes. before ted was a lawyer he was a cop. he joins us from the montgomery mall in bethesda. what can you tell me about the scene there? >> i got to tell you, this scene here right over my shoulder here, is where cardell was supposedly come here and assaulted a woman, two good hero samaritans saw the woman being assaulted. came to her aid it was at that time that law enforcement is saying that this rogue cop shot the three people, wounded one critically, killing one, and shooting a woman in the arm. >> ted, this is what i don't understand. last night, it appears to have started as a domestic dispute where he's got a gun, he's got a protective order she got one before. he goes and kills his wife. but then that was last night. so what in the world provoked him to get up this morning and to continue on and do it nine miles further down the road at a mall and a giant grocery store? >> well, you

>> all right, greta. this is a list that we think the trump camp released in an effort to beef up his conservative credentials with those who doubt him. you look at this list, and it is, you know, kind of for some conservatives a wish list of the kind of people or persons, actual individuals they would like to see on the court. a mix of federal and state judges. these aren't academics or lawmakers, people who don't have a judicial paper trail. it's established. people can check them out. let's talk through a few of the contenders so we know who talking about here. stevencologyton federal judge. princeton and yale grad. he is considered a conservative. he clerked for chief justice william rehnquist, you know, one of the conservative icons here at the court. also on this list diane sycks, she has long been on the conservatives wish list. female. conservative, served on the seventh circuit. also appointed by george w. bush, notable opinions pushing back really tough gun restriction notice chicago area. anoth

good evening. >> good evening, greta.o be on your show. >> what is this dance that donald trump is supposed to do on capitol hill tomorrow with the speaker and leadership in the republican party and the house and the senate? what is he supposed to do or say? >> there is two issues here. every republican should be supporting donald trump. he earned the nomination. he went out there. he made his case to the american people. he spoke to them about what he wanted to do. and he was able to win more votes than anybody else. 40% of the party approximately voted for him. he has earned the nomination, he has earned our vote. he does need to come to washington, d.c. and explain some of the things that we have that evan talking about. what are the things that he wants to do? what is his vision for america and is he going to work with congress? those are important things. he needs to make sure that members of congress, especially the conservatives in the house are behind him so he can get all of us working together so we can defeat h

greta? >> griff, thank you.ust today two police officers shot in the line of duty at separate locations in manchester, new hampshire. and now horrifying audio of one of the police officers desperate radio call for help. [shots. >> shots fired! shots fired. send for me. shots fired. >> >>> first shot rang out at 2:00 this morning and now city officials saying the city is safe. the manhunt is over. 32-year-old ian mcphearson is under arrest on two counts of attempted capital murder. the two officers are expected to recover. one was treated and released. the other one is listed in stable condition and so far in 2016, 36 law enforcement have been skilled in the line of duty. and right here in the united states, more than 20,000 law enforcement officers have made the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty. one of them nypd officer edward bern was executed while protecting a key witness in a drug case in 1988. it was a contract killing of a cop. his brother, nypd deputy commissioner for legal matters lawrence bern is

>> good evening, greta. still a massive police presence out here. there are literally hundreds of officers still here swarming the streets of anaheim. we're about a block away from the convention center where donald trump held his big rally, 7,000 supporters showing up for that rally. about four hours ago. now, around the same time on the outside there were several dozen protesters. we are estimating maybe between 50 and 60 as the rally got out, law enforcement start to do try to get the protesters to disperse. what they start to do tell them to do is they were having unlawful protest. well, some of those protesters didn't take to that kindly. they started burning items. they started throwing huge rocks. eventually they were pushed by long lines of law enforcement, just like this on their horses. and they were pushed in to traffic. they started kicking cars. they started continuing to throw rocks, continuing to burn items. we're going to step over here to give you a better look, greta. and as they are doing this, law enforcement started to run out a

greta? >> griff, thank you. and joining me, the lawyer for the freddie gray family, billie murphy goes "on the record." good evening, sir. >> hi, greta. how are you? >> very well. so what do you think of the judge's decision? he was the fact finder. he was the jury in this case. >> well, judge williams is known far and wide contrary to some earlier opinions on your network as an extraordinarily fair jurist who spent the last five or six years of his career cops. i'm not surprised that is he a scrupulously fair jurist who called it the way he saw it those of us who didn't sit through the trial, however, have no further comment on the evidence because that is irresponsible you can miss a key piece of evidence. >> hold on, greta. let's talk one at a time, if you don't mind. >> okay. >> if you miss any part of this trial, you can miss critical evidence that would make all the difference in the world about the outcome. so, nobody should be discussing opinions whether this was an fair outcome on either side. >> i don'

nice to see you, hannah. >> hi, greta.first of all, why don't you like safe spaces. >> i mean it's very -- to the the diversified of thought on campuses. no reason why we should be protected from certain views or opinions. we should just have our academic and intellectual freedoms out there and discuss like we are supposed to do on college campus. >> when you wrote that you became a shady person of color. >> for short they labeled me spoc acronym for shady person of color. >> who did that? >> the group that led the protest last fall were called the of color. they had a list of demands any issued last fall. one of the demands resource center which would function as personality safe space on campus. they submitted a formal proposal to the administration but they also had a private google document that had other items that they wanted like a sound system and kitchen ware and they also this h. this board of spoc that they want to do post on safe space. >> what was the reaction of the administration to this shady person of colo

they keep going back to that, greta. also been back over the passenger list and three security officials have said no one on that passenger list came up on any sort of radar at all. let's not forget also, greta, there were three sky marshals on that flight. they didn't notice anything untoward either, greta. >> catherine, thank you very much. and breaking news "on the record" is monitoring. tornadoes in kansas. going to bring you back there live straight ahead. poor mouth breather. allergies? stuffy nose? can't sleep? take that. a breathe right nasal strip instantly opens your nose up to 38% more than allergy medicine alone. shut your mouth and say goodnight, mouthbreathers. breathe right. bounty is two times more absorbent. more "sit" per roll. so one roll of bounty can last longer than those bargain brands. so you get more "life" per roll. bounty. the long-lasting quicker picker upper. here's the plan. you grow up wanting to be a lawyer, because your dad's a lawyer. and you land a job with a 401k and meet your wife. yo

it wounded them, greta.d you can see the expression on the prosecutor's face. >> you got 20 seconds, indicatey. katy, bench trial vs. jury. >> bench trials are interesting because typically the jurors wear the hat of the finders of fact. judge williams is wearing both of the hats. finder of fact credibility of witnesses and also apply the law as the judge. it's always a calculated risk. you can't appeal to sway or influence the judge. >> i have got to go: i got to cut you right off there because i have got to go. ted and kate katie. donald trump vs. the "new york times." what do i think? what do i think? off-the-record next. here's the plan. you want a family and a career, but most of the time you feel like you're trying to wrangle a hurricane. the rest of the time, they're asleep. then one day, hr schedules a meeting with you out of the blue. and it's the worst 19 minutes of your career. but you don't sweat it because you and your advisor have prepared for this. and when the best offer means you're moving t

it wounded them, greta.xpression on the prosecutor's face. >> you got 20 seconds, indicatey. katy, bench trial vs. jury. >> bench trials are interesting because typically the jurors wear the hat of the finders of fact. judge williams is wearing both of the hats. finder of fact credibility of witnesses and also apply the law as the judge. it's always a calculated risk. you can't appeal to sway or influence the judge. >> i have got to go: i got to cut you right off there because i have got to go. ted and kate katie. donald trump vs. the "new york times." what do i think? off-the-record next. they still refer to me as "gunnery sergeant" when i call being a usaa member because of my service in the military to pass that on to my kids something that makes me happy my name is roger zapata and i'm a usaa member for life. usaa. we know what it means to serve. get an insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life. not to be focusingo finaon my moderatepe. to severe chronic plaque psoriasis. so i

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they don't do so much business with us, greta.y would have a depression the likes of which you have ever seen. we have tremendous economic power over china. i want to get along with china. we're going to get along with china. china can strangle because it comes in through china and it's -- china is powerful. china can strangle north korea. it can make them -- bring them to the table. >> how fast is the outbreak. >> i think it can be very, very quick. at what point are we the guardian of the world? at what point are we going to say, folks, you have to protect yourselves or you have to pay us properly, okay? or you have to pay us properly. and. [ applause ] and a lot of people don't know this because i give the speeches and i talk and i'm a very -- you know, i'm a very business-minded person and the country isn't business-minded. politicians are not business-minded. we protect japan. great people. we protect saudi arabia. we protect south korea. we protect so many countries and we protect germany. look at germany. it's an economic b

greta? >> griff, thank you. with the west virginia primary just around the corner, secretary hillary clinton is being clobbered for comments show made two months ago. clinton said the coal industry would go out of business if she becomes president. now, clinton is getting clobbered despite the fact months earlier in november she unveiled an extensive 30 billion-dollar plan to revitalize the coal communities including providing for the training of miners. here are clinton's marsh comments now creating a huge political headache for her. >> i'm the only candidate which has a policy about how to bring economic opportunity using clean renewable energy as key in to coal country because we're going to put a lot of coal miners and coal companies out of business, right, tim? and we're going to make it clear that we don't want to forget those people. those people labored in those mines for generations losing their health, often losing their lives to turn on our lights and power our factories. now we have got to move away

even with the stage four disease like greta. alison: he is talk about larry ashe ineboch who also has stage four lung cancer but he has seen amazing results with the f.d.a. approved therapy drug. >> i think i will live for as long as they keep progressing with the medicines that are available now. alison: greta exercises every day, eating healthy, cherishing her children, sleeping more. one more thing -- >> manage my stress. stress and cancer don't get along. they like each other. cancer likes stress. i don't like stress. alison: well, she says gone are the days where a stereotypical lung cancer patient is an old man smoking a cigarette. she says that 60% of the new lung cancer cases diagnosed this year will be nonsmoking women are three times more likely to get lung cancer than men. a bill introduced last week to look into why that is. jonathan: all right. thank you. doug is back now to look at the forecast. all eyes on saturday, sunday, monday. doug: yeah. historically here, i have been here in this area for dozens of and doze

greta, leave it at that see you 7:00 on fnc. thank you very much. >> thank you, david.: melissa. melissa: got the yellow memo. excellent. david: everybody did. melissa: out with first quarter results. let's go to ashley webster with that. >> more yellow or gold. kind of there. up 8% berkshire hathaway, guys. eps estimate was 2579. the actual earnings per share for berkshire hathaway coming in at 2274. so a miss there. on revenue, the estimate, 52.6 billion. came in at 52.4 billion. so just a little miss there. so the profit up 8%. the net income actually rose. operating profit did miss. there you have it. stock not moving much this friday. volume down initially half a percent but now pretty much where it was. interesting to see what the action is on the stock come monday. melissa: ashley, thank you so much for that. david. david: we now can confirm, shocking news, took them a while to count up the votes. london electing first muslim mayor, is a feek kahn, despite hostile campaign by the elections took place six weeks before britain votes whether or not to leave the euro

fox news greta joins us live. all right.ta, does anything in this article stick to donald trump? >> probably not. look, "the new york times" is acting like this is the pentagon papers. but there's nothing in this article that is brand-new. you know, at best he's got borish conduct towards women. if you didn't know that for years and years and years, i don't know where you've been. maybe you've been in a cave. absolutely nothing new and plus you've got one of the main people in the article quoted in the article saying the article has taken out of context, gone on news and television saying it's taken out of context. and then got silly stuff in it. which is, for instance, that donald trump liked pretty girls in high school. he didn't want an unattractive girl. i don't think that's going to lose a vote. and then got the article that donald trump's father was borish and ordered steak and not fish. this is not the pentagon papers. this is all stuff that everybody knew about. and frankly the voters in my hometown, they don't read

greta?griff, thank you. >> right here in the united states, more than 20,000 law enforcement officers have made the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty. one of them nypd officer edward berne was executed while protecting a key witness in a drug case in 1988. it was a contract killing of a cop. his brother, nypd deputy commissioner for legal matters lawrence berne is joining us. nice to see you, sir. >> good evening, greta. >> you come from nypd family your dad was a cop. >> my dad became a new york city police officer which he when he came home from the korean war and my brother wanted nothing more than to follow in his footsteps. have that dream only to have it cut short. >> you are all brothers and sisters, but this is your brother. >> yep. it's a tough night but it's a special night. you know, when people become new york city police officers and officers all over the country, they take an oath to protect and serve. at the nypd, we make a promise to them and their families in return tha

>> hats off to greta. i was a guest at a tribute to hispanic achievement in tv over the last 70 years, i was honored to be among the people of latino heritage saluted by the paly center for media in new york. you'll see singer gloria este n estevan. and her husband, and here i am with erica garcia and carolyn salazar, fox news latinos, they have a new poll out on hispanic opinions going into the 2016 election. go to foxnews latino and take a look. >>> so i'll be hosting a live o'reilly factor tonight. big show, talk about all the terror stuff going on, all the 2016 issues, make sure you watch that or dvr that. cashin' in will be tomorrow morning at 11:30. >>> jordan spieth is tied for the lead at the at&t byron nelson tournament. check out what he did he puts his golf ball down. he puts a marshmallow on top of his golf ball. hits a tee shot and watch what happens to the marshmallow? >> the only other person to ever do that? juan williams. >> that should be on kimberly's food court. >> marshmallows are whit

greta said that. here's the thing. hillary, now i understand they're missing 30,000 e-mails. 30,000. she said they had to do with the wedding. okay? >> she said yoga, a wedding, a funeral, and e-mails to bill but bill doesn't e-mail. >> for her to be talking about tax returns, by the way, you

greta said that. here's the thing. hillary, now i understand they're missing 30,000 e-mails. 30,000. she said they had to do with the wedding. okay? >> she said yoga, a wedding, a funeral, and e-mails to bill but bill doesn't e-mail. >> for her to be talking about tax returns, by the way, you learn nothing -- >> you want those speeches? should she release them? >> i think the speeches should be released. i don't know what she's doing. i know what you're probably going to see is really, really negative statements having to do with who she's running against right now, bernie. because i would imagine she made very positive statements toward goldman sachss and all the people -- >> she wanted the money. >> she wants their money. she doesn't want people to see the speeches because if you listen to her, you know, she's going to protect everybody from the big bad banks. and the investment bankers. and then if you see the speeches, they'll say, wow, she's not protecting us.

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here comes greta. >>> this is a fox news alert. passenger plane vanishes flight 804 falls off the rarely and out of the sky. tonight all 676 people on board feared dead. hello, everyone, i'm kimberly guilfoyle in for greta van susteren. right now investigators are searching through evidence to figure out what brought down egypt air flight 804. the passenger jet on its way from paris to cairo going down overnight in the mediterranean sea. and tonight, questions are swirling. was this terror? and, if so, who was behind it? "on the record" has live team coverage across the globe. but it all starts with fox news correspondent greg palkot live at the airport in paris where the doomed flight took off. greg? >> kimberly, the terminal behind me charles degal airport is where that flight left from a little wit more than 24 hours ago. but now tonight, there are more questions about the deadly mystery of egypt air 804. first of all, the airline is now saying this just came across in the past couple of hours, that the doe bree found in the med

greta van susteren joins me now live in the studio. these e-mails. >> either there are no e-mails or they're lost in the confidence of the government or they've been destroyed. those are the three options. >> isn't it a little suspicion that this guy would have been there for three or four years? he was head of i.t. and that we can't find any kind of an e-mail chain for him? >> i don't know how much communication. there is one e-mail they have found where he wished her happy birthday which i think was in 2012. look, i have no explanation for it. but the thing is that he has been granted immunity by the justice department so he's free to do as much talking as he wants to the justice department. this is a private suit brought by a republican group so it is different. it is brought over in the court, a civil suit. but we're going to find out more later. if it turns out that something sinister has happened here, we will be hearing more. >> we will. it was reported that tomorrow there is an fbi pen and paper. that hasn't happened in seven m

. >>> top of the hat to bret baier and greta in a moment. first, father's day alert come up next.he best gifts for grand and granddad, tickets to see miller and me live at mohican sun. info on bill o'reilly.com. tickets to the who wants to be president show is going very fast. strike this weekend. also on the website order books that i will personalize for your father. get those orders in. anden there are the pins, shoorts, two for one historical documents on those. all the money i get goes to charity, that's why i do this. >> the mail, laverne, california i am sick of hearing that trump support comes merely from white men. i know just as men women who support him. i don't know how many of the more than 200 million eligible voters you know, diane, but support data is taking from polling. >>> steve in brooklyn new york. bill you botched the facebook story. they are not a news organization. they traffic in news, steve, and they should do it with fairness. nikki etchly, boise, idaho. i thought it quite interesting the day after charns of liberal bias facebook posted many conservative

he blew it badly and these tax returns and all that, greta started agree with donald trump. your financial statement is what you look at and if you are in the water you do not release the tax returns let's wait and i'm not interested in everybody's tax returns anymore. i want to fix. >> i agree with scott. i honestly don't care. i love transparency but what is this fetish with tax returns? i don't get it. >> mitt romney is like, he may have deducted something that he gave to a criminal organization because that's what you do. when you itemize your deductions you always put the mob in there just to make sure. for safekeeping. i really don't understand what i do agree that hillary clinton's speech is to goldman sachs could be such a conflict of interest, we can learn so much in their that i really, i don't care if everyone else releases their speeches. go ahead, give us everything. >> i would say two things.a big bombshell is probably not as worth as much as he claims. it would be to crime on the planet but it's not to be as rich as you claim years and first of all, richard ni

. >> so later on tonight, greta has a special greta on the record.nside, it's going to be called meet the trumps, melania trump will take greta to the trump residence and there will be interviews with don junior, eric trump and ivanka trump. i'll show up on o'reilly's show later. i predict that i don't say a lot and o'reilly and geraldo will go at it. >> i heard it was brilliant what you did say. >> it will be interesting. >> tune in. >> you know what this day needs? >> this. >> dana's corny joke of the day. >> with the laugh track now, thank you for adding that are you ready? >> ebony this time you better play along. my mother was very upset with me. >> i liked your mom. >> why -- why don't mummies go on summer vacation? >> because they're all tied up. >> they're afraid to relax and unwind. >> i was close. >> that's funny. >> ebony, you better get this one. why can't basketball players go on summer vacation. >> basketball players, ebony should get it? >> why can't basketball players go on summer vacation? >> they're afraid to relax and unwind? >> th

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nice to see you, eric. >> hey, greta, how are you? >> very well. father says is he a strong negotiator. you work with your father. give me an example of what he means by that. >> he is the greatest. i have eaten him my whole life. i sit across the table every single day and there is no one better. is he incredibly quick and practical. he likes to keep things simple and get things done. can he cut through red tape. he is amazing men. we see at love great negotiator. no one better than he is he would be amazing president for this country. >> growing up, was the disciplinarian in the family. >> yes. he made us work and instilled great values. we were the last family to be caught dancing on a night table. that wasn't us. young age put on construction sites. we worked hard. expected to get great grades and perform. he held us to a high standard and we never let him down. he was amazing father and great guy. he still to this day one of my best friends and my boss and my mentor. i have the utmost respect for him. >> all right. at age 10, for instance, was