harris? >> harris: peter, thank you very much. one state is now on the cusp of enacting a bill that would allow authorities to seize people's guns if they are deemed to be a threat. one surface of the post to this, he says he would rather go to jail then enforce that law. a live report coming up. plus, police release a cause of death in the murder of university of south carolina student who they say got into the wrong car thinking it was her goober. the president of her school , university, joins me next to talk about a new campaign to keep students safe as lawmakers say the message needs to go national. >> this could happen to anybody. that's the point. we have to be vigilant, we have to stick together, we have to be determined. we have to teach the young people how to be careful. ♪ hey, who are you? oh, hey jeff, i'm a car thief... what?! i'm here to steal your car because, well, that's my job. what? what?? what?! (laughing) what?? what?! what?! [crash] what?! haha, it happens. and if you've got cut-rate car insurance, paying fo

>> hi, harris. about the suspect's background, which helps paint it even clearer picture of the investigative work it took to trenton down within weeks' time fox news confirming with ice that 33-year-old jorge rios, a citizen of honduras, was here in the u.s. illegally after being removed from the country twice, as you mentioned, in 2003 and in 2004. ice officials also telling fox he had no previous criminal record in the u.s. or honduras. rios, who was living in jersey city, is accused of sexually assaulting, strangling, and drowning carol enough cano in the early hours of march 24th after she answered jersey city's linkin park for morning run. the partially clothed body was found hours after she left her home, where she reportedly lived with a raid on the weekends, two blocks away. according to local reports, she worked for in nearby family as their nanny during the weekend for been exercised in this park. she also cut through the park often to walk to church. every sunday, as divers search for cl

harris? >> harris: i'm curious to know what the white house says, from the criticism that comes at this point, that you are looking at some open position the food chain. what is the response? >> the president is doing what he thinks is best for the nation, and i'm sure that he appreciates the difference of opinion whether it be without the white house or in congress. but the president is going to do with the president wants to do. you should know that by now, harris! >> harris: john roberts, thank you very much. coming up in a few short minutes i will be talking with the public and can't spend my rogers about this. he is ranking member of homeland security, enable get his use and expertise. keep watching for that. he fox news alert as per attorney general william barr is testifying on capitol hill. that happened earlier today. for the first time since the mueller report was completed. he says he will release the report, redacted, along four areas, within a week. the issue is how much of that

here's harris. >> harris: we begin with a fox news alert.mmunity is mourning the loss of a woman who sacrificed her life to protect her rabbi. and what has been described as a horrific hate crime. we go "outnumber overtime" now. i'm harris faulkner. a funeral will be held today for 60-year-old lori kaye, who stepped between the rabbi on the rail of a gun a 19 year old suspect is in police custody on first-degree murder charges. the rabbi is talking about that moment. >> two, three, footsteps. when i hear a loud bang. i

harris? >> harris: claudia, thank you very much.ack to one of our other hot top stories. some 2020 democratic candidates are waiting and they say they believe the former nevada assembly woman who is accusing former president vice joe bideno perfectly kissing her at her rally. >> i believe lucy flores. we need to delete for truth. >> i've no reason not to believe her. i'm sure one incident along disqualify in anybody, but her point is absolute right. this is an issue not just for democrats and republicans with the entire country. >> harris: biden has denied any wrongdoing. i want to bring the power panel. robert wolf, former economic advisor to president obama and the fox news contributor. alex conant, former communications director for senator marco rubio's 2016 presidential campaign. great to see you both. you have been around presidential candidates, do something like this stick? >> probably not, he hasn't been accused of harassment let alone sexual assaults. if this is that, it's probably not enough to take them out. i do think i

thank you. >> thanks, harris. have a good one. >> harris: another fox news alert. we are the president allude to it on the arrest and indictment of julian assange in london. he was asked about in the oval office that we showed you a few minutes ago. u.s. officials are charging assange with conspiracy to commit computer hacking, paving the way for his extradition to the united states. here is his lawyer, just a short time ago. >> since 2010 we have warned that julian assange would face asked mike extradition to the united states because of his publishing activities with wikileaks. today we have been proven right. >> harris: chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge on the story in washington, catherine? >> thank you, harris, and good afternoon. according to documents unsealed in virginia today, julian assange stands accused of one of the largest covered rises of classified information in u.s. history. this 7-page indictment alleges that the wikileaks founder engaged in a conspiracy with chelsea manna, a former intelligence analyst for the u.s. army to craf

harris? >> harris: i shared with everybody that tweet from kamala harris. she's the only one of the 2020 hopefuls who sits on that committee. it will be interesting to see going forward the politics of it all. john roberts, thank you very much prayed let's go in depth now with mark morgan, former border patrol chief who worked w acting dhs secretary kevin mcaleenan. thank you very much for being with me. i want to start with what happens next. >> so, what's happening next -- i think it's going to be critical. i would like to say this this record, harris -- listening to the secretary taught, what a class act she is as she is going out. anyone who steps up to take on this massive job of dhs secretary should have our respect. having said that, she is gone, kevin steps up, and we've got to move forward. here's was going to be very important as far as next goes. we know that congress has failed to do but they need to do. i don't think going forward we can count on them to somehow all of the sudden switch. so kevin is the new acting him he's got to think, "what c

in 1901, harry truman graduated not far from this home. this n that graduating class was the great love of his life, bess wallace, as well as his best friend, charlie ross, whom he would call upon to become his press secretary when he became president of the united states. but at the same time, harry truman's father faced financial reversals that caused the truman family to have to leave independence. so harry truman and the family would move him to kansas. and then eventually he and the family would move on to his maternal grandparent's farm in grand view, missouri, and every time harry truman would return to independence after that, he would stay at the home of an aunt and uncle, joseph and ellen know land. and he would stay at this home at 216 north delaware street. and visit two of his favorite cousins. and this home just happened to be right across the street from 219. and so we like to imagine being in the joseph and ella nolan home and imagining young harry truman looking across the street at 219 north delaware street knowing that t

en harris faulkner.eller report, which could be released at any time. deputy attorney general rosenstein coming to bill barr's defense, telling "the wall street journal" this. "he is being as forthcoming as he can, so this notion that he's trying to mislead people i think it's just completely bizarre." chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge working on at the justice department at this hour. catherine? >> thank you, harris. the testimony on capitol hill has have the

for now, here's harris >> melissa: >> harris: let's gee breaking news. unrest boiling around venezuela, where a military uprising is underway. i'm harris faulkner pray this is "outnumbered overtime." opposition leader juan guaido is calling on the military to help with "the final phase" of a plan to oust embattled president nicolas maduro. chaos unfolded today in caracas, where guaido took to the streets with a group of heavily-armed soldiers. we want to warn you about this next video. it is graphic. you can see government vehicles plowing into crowds of people, driving through, not even stopping for the people they are crushing. maduro loyalists clashing with antigovernment protesters. tear gas being fired into those crowds, as well. the u.s. is standing with juan guaido. vice president pence issues a statement, telling people venezuela, but we are with you." rich edson from the state department, new development is the last hour. rich? >> good afternoon, harris. opposition leader one quite it was moving to assume power, urging the military leadership in

harris: hello, claire.ate senator here in iowa and i work in a very civil place, i was in it, we agreed to disagree sometimes but it is always civil. c i feel like civility starts from the top and our president is not civil so people take his examp example. harris: break, i want to go to you because of that w you have a rebuttal to that. >> so, civility is a giant elephant. you can't eat it all at once and you have to break it down into smaller parts. let's talk a couple things that drive current incivility which is the issue. we have 247 media is on cable, satellite, and our cars, social media and it is everywhere. if you don't like what my group thanks then m you are a bad person. i really think we have to go back to what i was taught when i was a child. that was to. be respectful. my mom would not have had us any aher way. [applause] harris: i will trade parental stories with you. i was raised a military brat and was always about not who is right but getting to what is right. i thank you all for showing

i'm harris faulkner. a short time ago the justice department delivered the 400-plus page rejected report to count down my congress and people. it is online. as we dig through this report we are learning more about how and why the special counsel found no evidence of trump campaign collusion with russia. and why special counsel mueller felt he could not fully exonerate the president over potential obstruction of justice. here is attorney general william barr, from earlier, speaking before the release of that rejected report on the question of obstruction. >> after carefully reviewing the facts and legal theories outlined in the report, and in concentration of the office of legal counsel and other department lawyers, the deputy attorney general and i concluded that the evidence developed by the special counsel is not sufficient to establish that the president committed and obstruction of justice offense. >> harris: chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge is live at the justice department with mo

but now, here's harris faulkner. >> harris: we begin with this breaking news.lliam barr is now expected to release a redacted version of the mueller report thursday morning. we are getting more details. let's get into it. "outnumbered overtime," i'm harris faulkner. the justice department announcing a marked-up version of the report will be released to congress and the public. the american people, and congress. the attorney general has been under fire, as you know, by democrats demanding to see the entire report including the underlying evidence. but president trump tweeted a short time ago, the mueller report -- which was written by 18 angry democrats who also happened to be trump-haters and clinton supporters, should have focus on the people who spn my campaign." spied in all caps. "at others who fabricated the whole russian hoax." james trustees

back to you, harris. >> harris: outside the notre dame.hank you very much. >> democratic socialism, to me, is creating a government and an economy and a society which works for all rather than just the top 1%. want to create a political system, which is based on one person, one vote. not billionaires that buying elections as a result of this disastrous citizens united -- [applause] >> melissa: that was bernie sanders explaining why he should be the 2020 democratic candidate during a fiery fox news town hall last night. the self-described "democratic socialist" lemming president trump is a pathological liar but warning democrats the party will lose if they only rely on attacking the president. bernie also made no apologies for his wealth after releasing ten years worth of tax returns just minutes before the event. in the meantime, a new emerson college poll shows sanders losing dominic leading the democratic field with 29% of primary voters. second place, joe biden at 24%. who isn't officially in it. counselor to the president kellyanne con

harris? >> harris: it's interesting, when parts of the party -- the more progressive -- do want to talk about impeachment. how do you stay on message? ellison barber, thank you very much. let's give it to all of it. the top of public and in the house, minority leader kevin mccarthy's with me now. good to see you. >> thank you for having you back on. >> harris: absolutely. this lot of news developing on this friday. let's jump in with william barr. why don't democrats, from what you are learning on the hill? , believe that he's doing his job honorably? >> because from the moment president trump was elected they wanted to impeach him. think about what they've done. adam schiff, the head of the intel committee, these are individuals that get all the secrets. to protect -- to live to the american public for two years. another report comes up. they want to try to discredit any way they can -- this is a man of honor. this is a man who served as attorney general before. he staring out the rule of la

his harris. >> harris: we come in with the fox news alert, democrats are stepping up their demands to report. the white house is branding them sore losers. this is "outnumbered overtime," i'm harris faulkner. the sixth democratic house chairs warning attorney general william barr that if he fails to turn over the full miller report by today's deadline, that they set, they will subpoena the deferment of justice. this, after william barr said he would turn over a redacted version of the report by the middle of april if not sooner. democrats say they consider today a hard deadline. white house press secretary sarah sanders had this reaction a short time ago. >> secretary sanders: i think it just shows again what sore losers the democrats really are. they got beat in 2016

harris: let's speak truth. health care and access to health care should be a right to which everyone receives and not a privilege of just those who can afford it, which is why i support medicare for all. [applause] sen. harris: because let's be clear, in our country today, there are far too many people who do not have access to the care that can help alleviate their pain or save their lives simply because they do not have enough money in their pocket. that is immoral, and it is something we can fix, but we have got to have a commitment to do the right thing and understand this will be a reflection of who we are and what our values are as a nation. let's speak truth. [applause] sen. harris: let's speak truth. climate change is real. [applause] sen. harris: now, honestly guys, isn't it kind of sad i had to say it that way? [laughter] and you know why i did? because there are supposed leaders in washington dc on this subject who represents an existential threat. but these leaders are pushing science-fiction instea

back to you, harris. >> harris: greg palkot, thank you very much. i want to get deeper now into the details of what we really have lost and what was saved. robert went and joins me now, editor and founder of "inside the vatican" magazine. thank you for being with me. i know you were along yesterday on a network for some of the breaking news on this. when the flames were finally extinguished, what did you count as blessings in all of this? >> i was happy that the courageous chaplain of the firefighters went in, and they formed the line and took many of the treasures of the cathedral out in spite of great danger. so that was remarkable, a remarkable effort. the most important of those items was the crown of thorns, believed to have been the crown that was placed on jesus' head when he was condemned to death and they mocked him as a king. so that crown had been in jerusalem, what was said to be the crown, already in the 300s and 400s. pilgrims and tourists to jerusalem under the roman empire visited a place where they had that. it was then taken to con

i'm harris faulkner. here today, melissa francis. fox news analyst and cohost of benson "bension & harf" on fox's radio, marie harf. post of kennedy on the fox business network, kennedy. in the center seat, former arkansas governor and fox news contributor of mike huckabee is "outnumbered," although always loved and welcome. the six it is something to be back. thank you for having me. >> harris: a lot of news to get into, glad you're here. >> gov. huckabee: oh, i thought it was a slow news day. i was going to leave at 1215. [laughter] >> harris: we haven't had one of those in a while. the chicago police union is protesting against ken fox for her alleged interference in the smollett case. the fraternal order of police demanding an investigation after fox tried to police dell might persuade police superintendent eddie johnson to transfer the case to the fbi. apparently, the request of a private attorney with connections to smollett's family. can fox recuse yourself from the case but stands by her office's

here's harris. >> harris: we begin with a fox news alert. a california community is mourning the loss of a woman who sacrificed her life to protect her rabbi. and what has been described as a horrific hate crime. we go "outnumber overtime" now. i'm harris faulkner. a funeral will be held today for 60-year-old lori kaye, who stepped between the rabbi on the rail of a gun a 19 year old suspect is in police custody on first-degree murder charges. the rabbi is talking about that moment. >> two, three, footsteps. when i hear a loud bang. i thought lori may have fell, or the table tipped over in the lobby right here. i turned around and i see a site that i -- undescribable. [voice breaking] >> harris: william la jeunesse is live in california now. william? >> harris, many here acted selflessly and aerobically on saturday, including lori kaye, who died trying to protect the rabbi she loved. it also includes this person, an ex-israeli soldier who took shrapnel to a leg trying to protect several children. a border battle agent, john henry ellis, who

>> harris: we will move. caitlin caruso, a former college student and sexual assault though mike assault survivor, claims during the 2016 event on sexual assault, former vp biden rested his hand on her if i. even as she squirmed to show her discomfort. he hugged her for "just a little bit too long." and another woman, dj, reportedly claiming that biden put his hand on her shoulder and then dropped it down her back at a 2012 fund-raiser. hill said she made her "very incredible." this comes after two other women accused biden up in property touching. despite all of it, democrat women are rallying to his defense today. here is former obama senior advisor, valerie jarrett. >> he is an honorable man, from your experience goes to mexico for a honorable man he had it right over the weekend when he said we are in a new day and we need to listen to women's voices. we worked with him for eight years, enormous amounts of respect for. he gave wise counsel to the president of the united states. he talks about his track re

i'm harris faulkner. here today, melissa francis. fox news contributor, jessica tarlov. host of "kennedy" on the fox business network, big smiles, kennedy. in the center seat, fox news contributor and assistant editor of "the wall street journal" editorial, you can also watch him on "deep dive" hearing on our fox nation streaming servic service, james freeman's here. we say he's "outnumbered" but he's always whited home. >> melissa: one of the smartest people in the whole building, i want to add that here. >> james: wow, think he prayed like wise. thank you for extending the privilege to me of occupying the seat. >> kennedy: you'll have to apologize for it later. [laughter] >> james: i will! >> harris: it's monday, people. we'll move onto this. we are awaiting word directly from the former dhs secretary, kirstjen nielsen. she is stepping down after a white house meeting with president trump yesterday. she said she will stay on until tomorrow for a smooth transition. the administration sources are telling

but he did know he was clear about separating harry truman the man from harry truman the president. so when he came back to independence, he literally wanted to become part of the community again to return home as a child, he read about cincinatus. he learned lessons from george washington, who had his home. went to war, went to lead the country. and went back home. this is what he wanted to do. so he came back to independence and really di sired to be a typical person, a citizen of independence we hope when visitors come here they learn several things. it comes back to the buck stops here sign earlier. the whole idea of taking responsibility for your decisions. making decisions but then staying with them, living with them. not passing the buck to someone else. the other is the requested of pun hick service. americans owe something to their country. they shouldn't expect to get paid back for it. it should be part of their public service to their community, whether it's local, state, national, whatever, the other thing is learning. harry truman was a voracious reader. and he wanted t

harris? >> harris: i just want to kind of set the table here. we have been watching video for the last 30 minutes or so. we've given some details here. we saw appeared to be military vehicles that were not stopping for clouds of people. we talked about the violent turn that this has taken. that's what we're talking about. we are going to step away from this for just a second and let's go to the white house, because of your news is being made right now. two big stories. speaker of the house nancy pelosi there, just after meeting with the president. let's watch. >> and agenda of that kind. we did come to one agreement, that it would be big and bold. our distinguished leader from the centage will announce how big and how bold. >> thanks. [laughter] >> what remains to be seen, we agreed we would meet again to talk about how it would be paid for. but we are very pleased with the positive attitude toward recognizing the trillions of dollars of need according to the american society of civil engineers, the deficit that we have in our infrastructure, an

harris? >> harris: it is very enriching to get your experience as a reporter and to have all of those details and also as a parent because the only inroad that was had in terms of what was communicated to the parents of the 580,000 students at those schools shutting down across the state of colorado was that we knew that you had been told something. now we have the timeline before dawn, between 1:30 and 3:30, officials were trying to figure out what to do before they let the young ones go to school so they'll know a credible threat was armed and out there obsessed ready to target something. alicia, thank you. we'll come back as the news warrants as well. that news conference is coming up in denver and we'll cover it live here on fox news. stay with us. hey, who are you? oh, hey jeff, i'm a car thief... what?! i'm here to steal your car because, well, that's my job. what? what?? what?! (laughing) what?? what?! what?! [crash] what?! haha, it happens. and if you've got cut-rate car insurance, pa

harris: whatsapp, -- what sen. harris: what's up, dartmouth? it is so great to be with you guys.hank you so much. i have been reading about your leadership and your voice, and i am very honored you have been with us this afternoon to introduce me. thank you for your work. i spoke to a few of the folks outside, the fire marshal, lucky us. speaking to the folks outside, one of the things i said is, in the history of our country, i think some of the most significant advances we have made, some of the most significant changes we have made in our movement toward social justice and equality and just progress has been prompted and fueled by the students of america. [applause] the sen. harris: and, yet again, you're doing it. you are doing it. and i cannot thank you enough. i often talk about the circumstances, my parents met when they were graduate students at uc berkeley back in the civil rights movement. i joke, me and my sister joke we grew up by a group of adults that spent time marching and shouting. grew up by a group of adults that were -- spent time marching and shouting. your k

but now, here's harris faulkner. >> harris: we begin with this breaking news. attorney general william barr is now expected to release a redacted version of the mueller report thursday morning. we are getting more details. let's get into it. "outnumbered overtime," i'm harris faulkner. the justice department announcing a marked-up version of the report will be released to congress and the public. the american people, and congress. the attorney general has been under fire, as you know, by democrats demanding to see the entire report including the underlying evidence. but president trump tweeted a short time ago, the mueller report -- which was written by 18 angry democrats who also happened to be trump-haters and clinton supporters, should have focus on the people who spn my campaign." spied in all caps. "at others who fabricated the whole russian hoax." james trustees with me now. former justice department prosecutor and law partner. the public, along with congress. what you make of it? >> i think it's a good sign that barr is keeping to his word that he's rele

but what he did know was he was very clear about separating harry truman the man from harry truman theresident. and so when he came back to independence, he literally wanted to become part of the community again, to return home. as a child he had read about a man who had gone to war and done his public service and then went back to farming. he learned his lessons from george washington, who had his home, went off to war, then to lead the country, then went back home. this is what harry truman wanted to do. and so he came back to independence and really desired to be, you know, just a typical person, a citizen of independence. we hope that when visitors come here, they actually learn several things. number one, it goes back to that buck stops here sign that we saw earlier. the whole idea of taking responsibility for your decisions, making decisions but then staying with them, living with them, not passing the buck to someone else. the other is the idea of public service. americans owe something to their country, and they shouldn't expect to get paid back for it. it should be part of the

>> harris: all right. a hollywood star among the wealthy parents saying they will plead guilty and that shocking college admission scandal. the apology from felicity huffman, for example. whether she will see real present time. she's facing it for a crime. and investigating the investigators -- the theme this hour, congressman devin nunes on why he is sending prosecution referrals to the doj on the russia probe. whether we will see an actual investigation. keep watching. (woman) what should we do with it first? (man) road trip. (woman) yes. (woman) off-road trip. (couple) [laughter] (couple vo) whoa! (man) how hot is the diablo chili? (waitress) well. you've got to sign a waiver. [laughter] (ranger) you folks need bear repellent? (woman) ah, we're good. (man) yes. (vo) it's a big world. our new forester just made it even bigger. (woman) so what should we do second? (vo) the 2019 subaru forester. the most adventurous forester ever. ♪ smooth moderate to severe lines around the nose and mouth with juvÉderm® x

back to you, harris. >> harris: that's for sure. great work over the years, and it continues. thank you very much. we are waiting, and i want to reset this before we move on to talk. the president and the arrival of south korea's president. as that happens we will take everybody there. i know the flags are up, we are watching for it. as i was speaking, there it is. as this happens, we will scoot there and take it live. i want to get back to the conversation now, and talk a little bit about what's happening today and what the president might be asked about. whether it's a assange or south korea. >> hugo: i think the big news of the day is assange. so you definitely going to be asked about that. i think that will hinge on the idea of a conspiracy, that assange is accused of being part of. i think that's where it's going to hinge. it's probably not going to be -- the pace would not probably be based on the fact that he published materials. it depends on whether or not he was actually involved in the conspiracy for computer hacking, which it will turn on. i'm sure the president wi

william and kate arrived separately from harry, sparking reports that brothers harry and william areng and didn't even speak to each other. but not so fast, you can clearly see in this footage where harry leans over and says something to his brother and sister-in-law, and kate smiles and nods. a source tells "e.t." there was an obvious distance between harry and william at the service, adding that "the brothers are at different stages in their life" and that they are "no longer the boys they once were." in other royal news, our source also reports meghan's mom, doria ragland, is now in the uk to be with her daughter for the royal birth. and there is buzz that harry and meghan might move to africa in the months after becoming parents. it's being said that they could be assigned a position as a way to utilize their popularity in a commonwealth country. buckingham palace didn't exactly issue a denial saying, quote, any future plans for the duke and duchess of sussex are speculative at this stage. no decision has been taken about future roles. our royal source says it could happen but no

harris faulkner is here now, our collie, good afternoon to you, harris. >> harris: great to see both.say, but i have the help of a former deputy assistant attorney general for the united states, tom depree. so i'm just going to ask him a few questions on behalf of all of us, bill and sandra. great to see you today. let's start with catherine herridge's reporting a few moments ago. she was saying that the president not testifying mattered in what way? and she just brought it up as a point that the fbi never got in. mueller never got them to sit down. and you say what? we go i say catherine made a great point. that is significant for two reasons pair the fact of the president ultimately never testified. number one, it was a bit of a surprise to me. i was out of the end game was going to be to force the president to sit for an interview or at least go to court to try and get a judge to compel the president to sit for an interview. you never did that. the reason that is significant is because mueller obviously concluded that he had everything he needed to write this report, not leave anyt

prince harry and meghan markle are expecting their firstborn any day now. could bump the baby right off the front page. the duke and duchess of sussex may move abroad as soon as the baby is born. the london "sun-times" says that plans are being discussed to move to africa where he and meghan will take on a bigger international role. the queen recently appointed ma markle as the vice president of the royal trust. but is that the real reason? victoria arbiter is here with us now. we know about their passions for africa, but why move to africa? what's up? >> i think this notion of sending them to africa is kind of wide of the mark. i think what's happening behind the scenes here is just trying to -- everyone to get their eggs in a row and to sort of feel out, what is it you're passionate about and what you want to do? harry and meghan are enormously popular and i think the royal family is seeing an opportunity to harness that popularity. we've got brexit going on. we've got republican tendencies rising in a number of the commonwealth realms. so by accessing th

. >> harris: i want to sip and with couple things. moments cocoa at the same time, had former assistant attorney generals with me under former president bush. they both agree that the president, while it may not be flattering, some of the facts in there about how he was talking about things and reacting to things, that it built a key basis for the attorney general barr to look and say, "but there was no corrupt mind-set there." i want to get your response on that. if that has been a topic. there were things that were unflattering to the president. >> intent matters. that's the whole point here. what all these people have had to say over millions of words, thousands of hours on tv come in print come on twitter, has zero legal significance. what matters is what the department of justice of the special counsel concluded here, which is no collusion, no obstruction, and complete exoneration, as the president says. this has been a political proctology exam and he's merging with a clean bill of health. there's no other way to look at it. i a

the family says harris never responded. face-to-face meeting with harris arranged by an assistant district attorney. >> she never reached out to me. never came over and said i'm sorry for your loss. never nothing. nothing. >> why do you as a victim of crime need the district attorney to say those things? >> because it makes me feel like, okay, you honestly do care about what happens. and not only that, but it shows that your compassionate, that you have feelings. it's -- losing somebody and having somebody that is going to fight for justice, come up to you and say i'm sorry for your loss. >> the fact that officer espinoza was killed in the line of duty is an absolute tragedy. >> reporter: on the campaign trail harris would not answer why she did not personally reach out to the family, but says someone from her office did. >> we reached out to the family. we reached out to the family. we always did and we did in that case as well, and offered all of the support that our office was able to give the family. >> reporter: and de

i have to agree with harry. regardless of who the president is, a lot of my colleagues when i was speaker didn't want me working with president obama, certainly did in what may working with harry. they thought harry was the devil. i knew better. but we got things done because leaders get elected to lead. and they have to lead. [applause] you know? barack obama and i didn't agree a whole lot, but we got along because we had to get along. we developed a respect for each other as a result. and working with harry, we did get a lot of things done. some things were up against the deadline. a lot of things weren't. the example you pointed out, of the infrastructure issue has to be dealt with. our roads are a mess. our bridges are a mess. >> and is joe biden said, la guardia is still a third world airport. >> yes, even though they are trying to rebuild it. >> its second world now. >> chuck, i believe, and this may sound unusual coming from a democrat with the work that i had, i think we're at a tipping point. what is th

david jackson was married to barbara britton, her father, harry, disliked david.arbara went on to become the fifth wife of a man named michael wolfe. they divorced and he later married two more times. >> that we needed to talk. >> but now, finally, one of wolf's ex-wives, a woman named nancy, was sitting with detective velasquez, telling police that she knew everything about what happened to david. >> can you tell me again? >> because i know how he was killed and what they did with him. >> how did she know? according to the ex, michael drank, a lot. >> every night he would almost down a whole bottle of scotch. and i guess he just needed to talk. >> and the story wolf told, according to the ex, implicated more than just himself. here's what happened as nancy heard it. wolf and harry britton, barbara's father, rented a hotel room on that long-ago july night and invited david to a meeting there. >> and when he gets to the hotel, they have a very small conversation and michael shot david in the head. >> he told me he had to get so drunk to do it, and that the first sh

for elizabeth warren to be out there, kamala harris now moving that way.we also heard buttigieg move a little bit, talking about this as well. he still says i'm going to leave this up to the house and the senate but he was in a new place after reviewing the mueller report to say, hey, they should do something. that seems to me a political play that these democrats have determined is a way to enliven the base without really much risk of anything -- any downside for their campaign and quite frankly as kamala harris is saying without the notion that donald trump is really in danger of being pushed out of office in some way. >> to your point, though, on the language that senator harris used is real interesting. she is a very accomplished lawyer and she gives a lot of lawyerly answers. and that was lawyerly language. not he should be impeached, we should take the steps towards impeachment with a disclaimer that the senate probably wouldn't act on it and there were at least four other occasions during her answers when she was asked about tough questions, reparat

princess diana endured the same when william and harry were born. >> william and harry grew up with banks of photographers everywhere they went. they hated it. >> the palace will announce when the duchess of sussex is in labor. a royal source tells "e.t." that meghan is, quote, feeling great ahead of her due date, which we are told is in the next few weeks. >> this baby is seventh in line to the throne and entitled to a much more private life and harry and meghan want to guard that property. >> she and harry just spent their first week in frogmore in windsor. >> she looked like she sailed through her pregnancy. she's been energetic. people are crediting that to her yoga regimen. we are told she's doing yoga up until the right last possible minute. >> of course she would. remember, her mom is a yoga instructor. >> windsor is like a fairy tale town. perfect place. >>> more news from london. that's where the avengers assembled for end kwn game. they received a supersize welcome. >> it's been unlike anything i've ever been a part of. >> oh, my god. impossible to put into words. >> it remind m

that's why it is risky for kamala harris. harris and klobuchar, it could be a great general election strategy, leave the options open until you're further down in the race. >> as pointed out on twitter, when senator harris said, i think it is a conversation we should be having, some people say, like at a town hall, would be a good time to have that. anyway, ladies, thank you all very much. obviously, we'll continue to talk about that. >>> coming up on "new day," we'll speak live with 2 of the 19 democratic candidates we have. eric swalwell with us, as well as author maryanne williamson. we have a lot of interesting questions for them. >> indeed, we do. >>> much more on the dramatic developments out of sri lanka. we are hearing from a government official that these attacks were in retaliation for the massacre at two mosques in new zealand. we have breaking details ahead. pleasson. your heart's notthing strong enough. my heart is as strong as any. uncover your family history, from over 10 billion historical records. get started

meghan was not with harry because baby sussex could come any day now. she's been entertaining visitor to the home, frogmore cottage. friends have been stopping by and more are scheduled after the birth. after the baby arrives, meghan and harri want to spend time with family and enjoy the first special days of their newborn's life. the public is expected to have less access to their child than george, charlotte and louis because they're in line for the roan. baby ses seconds is sent in line. got it? well, now to britney spears. we are learned in you information about her road to recovery, starting with the unwavering support from her boyfriend sam asghari. >> you're beautiful. >> thank you. >> according to our "e.t." source, sam, quote, encouraged britney to get the help she needs. he supported her through the difficult decision to get into the recovery and supported her throughout. britney has been with the fitness trainer for two years. >> all is well. i needed time too heel. don't worry. i'll be back soon. >> britney made it clear to her team she want

harry, you first. when you heard the word "spying" from the attorney general, what did you think and what does that mean? >> right. look, there is a bland way to put it and he tried to back away and put it that way later. i simply mean that there was surveillance after the counterintelligence investigation was started, we surveyed. that is what we did. but when i heard spying, my heart skipped a beat. that is a loaded term. bill barr knows it is a loaded term. and was likely to play into a triumphant talking point of president who within half an hour was standing on the lawn of the white house proclaiming that we're going to investigate the investigators. it would be a terrible idea and i can't believe barr means it seriously to try to reexcavate the whole episode shown to have been perfectly kosher. if he is looking at procedures or something like that, okay. but the term "spying" was at best a loaded misstep. >> and then gloria, to harry's point on the timing of the president's comments, this is an a

more on prince harry. latest from windsor. hey, lama. >> reporter: good morning to you, cecilia. well, we're standing right outside the gates that lead to their new home nestled in a quiet corner in the grounds of windsor. it's been a whirlwind of a week for prince harry attending a star-studded premiere as well as going to charity events and squeezing in a babymoon. the duke and duchess of sussex are finally settling into frogmore college on the queen's estate in windsor. >> windsor was a place close to their heart. one of the reasons why they picked to get married there and sharing their own way. >> reporter: it's right where their famous engagement photos were taken. the renovations costing millions just finishing on their five-bedroom cottage. >> that's them saying, look, we're charting our own path. william and kate are obviously on a different road. william is the future king of england. >> reporter: while the world is officially on baby watch, reports swirling the soon-to-be parents took a $40,000 b

. >>> and why oprah's partnering up with prince harry. >> secret meetings in london. >>> also, a veryrady renovation update. only we're back on site before the big reveal. >> it's freaky close. >>> plus -- >> a new look at the lion king. we're with the stars and getting the scoop on the movie. ♪ >> i wish i got to sing that song. >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> here's my question -- did lori loughlin believe she had a "get out of jail free" card? this college bribery scandal continues to spin out of control. we have new reporting tonight on how the "fuller house" star is handling her legal trouble behind closed doors. >> let's unpack this. we hear those close to lori are concerned, because she seems to be making a bad situation, even worse. >> sorry about the bad news, lori. >> she ignored questions. a source tells "e.t.," loughlin initially thought she would just get a slap on the wrist for her alleged role in the admissions scandal, but now, she is, quote, scared and in terrible shape. prosecutors added a charge to her indictment yesterday, that was after, we're told, lori