harris? >> harris: thank you, dig in. new still being made the day after tensions between president trump and house speaker nancy pelosi on full display on televisions across america at the state of the union address. this is "outnumbered overtime," i'm harris faulkner. speaker pelosi skipped most of the ceremonial introduction after the president did not shake her hand before the address. pelosi later ripped up a copy of the president's speech as he was ending, in full view of the cameras. now vice president mike pence who was standing right there next to her is not impressed. >> i wasn't sure if she was ripping up the speech or revamp of the constitution. to have her stand up and tear up that speech really dishonored the moment. i really thought it was beneath the dignity of a joint session of congress. i think it will be remembered as such. >> harris: on full balance, because we all watched in this together, the vice president didn't extend his hand to the president so they didn't shake, either. just want to get the fa

"royal revolution: harry and meghan." i'd never even heard about her until a friend says, meghan markle. okay, give me a bit of background. >> it is july, 2016 in london. when britain's most eligible bachelor, prince harry, was set up on a blind date. >> definitely a set-up. it was a blind date. >> i was beautifully surprised when i walked into that room and saw her, and there she was sitting there and i said okay, i will have to up my game. >> harry ups his game and they begin a whirlwind romance. just weeks later, they're vacationing together in botswana, africa. >> we camped out with each other under the stars and we spent five days out there which was absolutely fantastic. >> in the months that follow, they date long distance. meeting up in london, and toronto, where meghan, an actress, is filming her tv show "suits." >> wow, you're pretty. >> good. you hit on me. we can get it out of the way that i'm not interested. >> the whole time keeping their relationship a secret. >> when they first met, nobody knew about it. >

harris? >> harris: peter doocy, he brought us a lot there.ot the least of which that call for bloomberg to bow out by buttigieg and the others. we will start there with my guest. thank you so much. i'm joined now by bloomberg pollster, doug shone. i want to fill in the blanks. six years inside the white house with bill clinton as a pollster, and presidential advisor. three terms as mayor. right? with bloomberg. he worked with him as a poster. you have a lot of history. not only the democratic party, but with this particular candidate. so, what about dropping out after that nda situation? after elizabeth warren just teed off on the women? it didn't seem like he was ready for the question. >> there are two issues here. first, the idea that he should drop out because elizabeth warren attacked him and the rest of the field tech time, to me, that's outrageous. we are in a political party. we are not an exclusionary society based on individual candidates' judgment about who is right and who is wrong. the idea that we should only include socialists

harris? >> harris: peter doocy, thank you very much. i want to bring in jason chaffetz, former house chair and fox --dash jose aristimuno, great to see you both. jose, i will start with you. we got these latest numbers and things have tightened in some regard. you saw joe biden. fourth, fifth maybe. he's inserted in this latest final look. you are take on where the race is now? >> look, there's no question he lost momentum in iowa and that pete buttigieg was the winner. he picked up the momentum come new hampshire. joe biden has a tough couple of weeks to say the least. we haven't gotten to the real meat here in nevada, south carolina, super tuesday. he still got a chance to be the nominee. don't get me wrong. >> harris: can i slide in a quick question? >> he's got some catching u up o do. >> harris: to jason, i've got another one for jose. what is so bad about joe biden? we were looking for him on the trail to new hampshire. we hadn't seen him in a few hours, he was at an event, his team says. what happened? >> i think some of the mess

harris? >> harris: thank you, melissa. when i voters are hiding the poles in the nation's first pri, and the results could have huge consequence for the democratic field. this is "outnumbered overtime," i'm on the road reporting from beautiful bedford, new hampshire. candidates making their final appeal to voters in the granite state. pete buttigieg, bernie sanders, locked in a fierce battle. buttigieg going after sanders' health care plan while sanders says buttigieg is too tied to wall street. watch. >> i think it's important to have, for example, a health care vision that costs one and a half trillion dollars over ten years. no small son. but compared to $20 trillion worth $30 trillion, or if you ask senator sanders, it's impossible to even know how much it'll cost. >> one of the things that separates our campaign from other campaigns, my friend mr. buttigieg, my friend joe biden, they have dozens and dozens of billionaires contributing to their campaign. some people would say, "it doesn't matter, a dollar is a dollar."

harry was the spare. >> paul berrel was princess diana's butler. >> so all through harry's formativeays knew he was second. >> he was always referred to as the spare. just always second best. and i think that had a profound effect on harry. >> his childhood was also impacted by his parent's marital troubles. >> harry grew up in a very tricky household. the prince and princess were never happy together. in a marriage that had failed before it even began. >> i remember the times when diana was shut away and quiet, and crying, and the boys would write messages, please don't cry, mummy, and they would put it under the door. >> when charles and diana divorced, it hit harry hard. then, one year later, his mother is killed. harry is just 12 years old. >> this incredibly loving figure who had given him so much warmth and comfort and what was a very difficult childhood and extraordinary upbringing, was suddenly gone. >> i remember harry coming back to kensington palace, shortly after the funeral, and he ran down the corridor and flung himself into my arms and cried. and his tears wet my shirt

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harris? >> harris: wow, a lot of new information., thank you very much. >> certainly. >> harris: while people were focused on new hampshire, democrats wasting no time deficit reduction and increase in defense spending. $2 billion for the border wall, and possibly new tax cuts. however, democrats say it is a nonstarter. >> i like to see the budget is the truth serum, and now the american people can clearly see that he is a fraud. >> this is a heartless budget. slashing half a trillion dollars from medicare, after citizens >> harris: however, the white house denying that americans oppose u.s. medicare or social security benefits would be affected. >> as it pertains to medicare and medicaid, medicare will grow by 6%. medicaid will grow by 3%. we propose reforms that are good government. the president has been very clear there will be no changes to the benefits of social security and medicare, and this budget complies with that promise to the american people. >> harris: i tell you, when you poll of the american public, health care and th

harry s ferment is fundamentally -- harry s truman is fundamentally an average american.ot rich, but not poor. a hard worker and very much a family man. areas in the backyard lawn of his summer white house of independence. the family is equally unpretentious and american. to the president the first lady of the land is known as sarah. they are bound by a fighting devotion. mary margaret is their only child. her mother well past 90 years of age, to whom he is extremely devoted. the family farm where harry spent his boyhood, she taught him to be fair and honest. both things the president has never forgotten. in spite of the heavy weight of her many years, she is surprisingly active. she still never loses an opportunity of giving mother's advice. the president has never lost interest in the family farm land which he still retains. the president's mother says, harry could plow greater than any other boy in the county. harry was a farmer when his political career began. politics for the betterment of conditions in his district. as -- as a result of harry truman's early politica

here's harris. >> harris: we have a very busy hour for you. president trump set to hold a news conference at 6:00 p.m. eastern as coronavirus fears are gripping the nation. the health and human services secretary also testifying before congress. that's happening right now. "outnumbered overtime" now, and harris faulkner. the number of confirmed coronavirus cases has now surpassed 81,000 across 39 countries. this, as the dow jones is looking to rebound today after two straight days of heavy losses. look at it now, still in the green and has been all morning. meanwhile, senate minority leader chuck schumer will request $8.5 billion in emergency funding to help fight the coronavirus, significantly more than with the trump administration had initially asked for. $2.5 billion. when democratic congressman says the president needs to get serious. here that is. >> the president tends to see everything as a public relations crisis for himself, and mother's use done much unlike measures every question how it might affect him. he better get over that fas

harris?> harris: chad, just real quickly -- i know you viewed senator durbin and people talking with democrats on the hill. it's disingenuous to say nothing has been done. you can google c-span and watch the first task force hearing on c-span of the trump administration task force. you can watch it for yourself, lots of questions and answers, from the first week in february. that is just not true, what he was saying. >> someone i spoke with last night, lamar alexander, a republican senator from tennessee, he was very couple mentoring of what the initiation had done. he said, " " about to we were averaging keys and i we are at forging cases " he thought they were doing rather good job. >> harris: chad, thank you very much. i want to bring in now fox business correspondent ashley webster. actually, let's just start with the dollars. first there was criticism. it is just painful to see this turned into a political fight. people can potentially die. >> $2.5 billion. immediately democrats, chuck s

i am harris.ing" starts now. >> dana: let's begin with a fox news alert on the deadly coronavirus. confirming the first virus in the united states without any known connection to travel. and the governor of california says the spread was inevitable. hello, everyone. i am dana perino. and this is "the daily briefing." ♪ >> we knew that this was inevitable as it relates to the nature. you have the nature of these viruses. >> dana: the disease control and prevention warning the california case could mean the virus is already spreading inside an american community. more than 2,800 people from -- have died from the virus

we will send it over to harris. >> dagen: where is dean cain? [laughter] >> melissa: here's harris! >> harris: and breaking news this hour, we are awaiting president trump to give remarks at the "opportunity now" summit in charlotte, north carolina. this is the democratic candidates look to move on after the debacle in the iowa caucuse. you are watching "outnumbered overtime," i'm harris faulkner. it's been a decent celebrating his impeachment acquittal. the president set to make fresh remarks in about 20 minutes, and we will take you there live when he gets underway. of course today's a big day on the economy so we anticipate a lot of news about those jobs numbers. meanwhile, the 2020 democrats, as i said, gearing up for new hampshire's first in the nation primary on tuesday. the top candidates, apart from mike bloomberg, who is not on the ballot yet there because he got in late, are hoping for a clear winner after that hot mess sandwich in iowa. with 100% of precincts reporting, pete buttigieg and bernie sanders are in a virtual tie in iowa. both of those candidates are claiming v

harris? >> harris: interesting. accuracy doesn't run on deadlines paid there is one, it's called new hampshire. good to see you, thank you. i want to bring in hogan gidley, white house deputy secretary. i have a lot to get to, there's the state of the union tonight. you have a lot of ground on the economy i want to cover with you, as well. i have to, because of the breaking news, learning that we could get the majority of results now from iowa and the democrats last night. today at 4:00 p.m. eastern. i want to get the white house response. >> look, obviously can't get too much into politics because of the hatch act. i can tell you in my former life i was the communications director for the rick santorum campaign that was just mentioned there. everyone knows the amount of front pages he received after winning iowa, whether it be periodicals or magazines, newspapers, et cetera, websites, you can't put a price tag on that. if someone is robbed of that ability, that obviously is a problem moving into the next primary st

. >> harris: a big hour on "outnumbered." fox news alert is where we will begin come expecting the judge to announce the sentence for former trump associate roger stone. could happen any moment now. the case has been before the judge for more than an hour yet. it's become a political firestorm come as you may know, after attorney general william barr intervene to push for a letter prison sentence than the 7-9 years prosecutors had originally sought. the judge today called the initial recommendation "well within the guidelines." let's first go to david spunt, live outside the courthouse with what's going on inside that courtroom where this is all enfolding. i mentioned the length of time the sentencing hearing has been going on, david. >> it's actually extraordinary, harris, if you think about it. it began a little after 10:00 today, 10 minutes after 10:00 this morning. it's almost two hours later and we still don't have a sentence at this point. we did get video of roger stone's family members, friends, supporters, walking in

harris? >> harris: i am going to get in that part right away to join me now, nevada congresswoman, a surrogate for the joe biden campaign, good to see you this evening. thanks for being with me. let's go right there. i'm furious with joe biden right now, walk into nevada and south carolina and scope of a more diverse electorate. what is his pitch to people of color, why should they vote for him? >> he has a long record for being for civil liberties and civil rights and let's not forget, barack obama picked him of all the people to be his vice president because of that record. i do not think he has much to say. i think it's pretty clear. also going for a diverse population that we have in my district. not just hispanics, but asian pacific islanders, black voters, labor unions, seniors, and a lot of people here supporting joe biden. >> harris: congresswoman, if we could tip two points, let's start with the diversity issue and a tightening in some of the polling that shows that joe biden and ber

next, harry s. truman, president of the united states, a short biography created by an independent producer while the 33rd president was in his first term. ♪ >> the president of the united states, harry s. truman, 32nd person to serve as the american chief executive. a man to whom many millions of people look for guidance, a man whose responsibilities are today as great and his influence is as far-reaching as any other man on earth. on the walls of president truman's office are portraits of george washington and simon boulevard, which indicate his aims and ideals. the little town of lamar, missouri, was harry s. truman's birthplace. in the rugged farmlands of the midwestern united states, he began the life and career which has taken him so far. on this quiet, small-town street in a very unpretentious house which his father had built amid the simple rural surroundings, the future president of the united states was born on may 8, 1884. the nearby, somewhat larger town of independence became the truman

with harry and whose mother was finally with harry's mom. and lockport, new york, herman greater of dayton, ohio. charles of heller town, pennsylvania. woody williams, west virginia. rondeau of chicago. they joined thousands of others who were champion at the bit to fight the japanese. >> it was a generation back then. your country was at war and he wanted to do something to help. >> nancy remembers it well. >> so many of the boys at that time were also patriotic and they thought it was their duty to save the country. >> i said i'm joining the marines because i like the uniform. >> [inaudible] i said mom, i'm going into the air force. >> i did not know the difference between a marine and an army job in the marines had a attractive uniform and they could really get the girls. that appealed. [laughter] >> they were off to paris island and there they would train and become marines. >> i remember my mother did not want him to become a marine. she would prefer to have him in the navy because then she would have a bed to place him in rather than a

harris? >> harris: alex, thank you very much. let's move to this now. also a fox news alert, bernie sanders headed into south carolina with confidence after an overwhelming win in the van at nevada. it is shaping the field as we speak. winning a majority of hispanic caucus-goers in nevada and coming in second to joe biden with black voters. the socialist senator says that this latest victory shows he can beat president trump in states like nevada and even the republican stronghold of texas. barnstorming that stayed over the weekend. watch. >> these folks get very, very agitated and nervous. we are going to win back in texas. [cheers and applause] and in november, we are going to defeat trump here in texas. >> harris: meanwhile, president trump waited on the potential sanders match up, telling reporters, "i actually think he would be tougher than most of the other candidates because he is like me. but i have a much bigger base." joining me now, kellyanne conway, counselor to president trump. good to see you, kellyanne. i want to sit with what bernie and

. >> here is harris. >> harris: we have a busy hour ahead awaiting president trump's reaction after the doj dropped its investigation of a key figure in the rush of probe. this is "outnumbered" over time, i am harris faulkner. a former acting fbi director andrew mccain's legal team said they've been informed the doj will not pursue criminal charges against him. this comes after attorney general bill barr in a rare break from president trump took aim at th the presidents tweets critical of the doj. amid the firestorm over the roger stone case. democrats are demanding his resignation saying the president intervened to reduce sentencing recommendations. while denying being pressured says the presidents tweets are not helpful. >> to have public statements and tweets made about the department, about people in the department, our men and women here, cases pending in the department and about judges for whom we have cases make it impossible for me to do my job. >> harris: there is more in just the last little while, fox news confirming or learning is that he had complained for weeks to the pres

>> no you can't harris.roblem with socialism and the problem with bernie, while he has authenticity, his programs are not authentic. i have a number of friends who are chefs that actually teach and work in the culinary world in vegas, it's a mecca for culinary training. they don't like this either. they don't like the fact that anyone would want to pressure them. plus, bernie's plan like a lot of the democrat plans is to take away the health care of millions, hundreds of millions of americans while claiming to fix it for several million. this is the problem. nobody puts them in full context and the deals are negotiated. these deals are negotiated by the unions for their members and bernie says, you know what? that all goes away and you go into a government system like canada or the u.k. >> on putting you in an uncomfortable position of defending a democratic sociali socialist, but as you said, she signed a piece of paper, go. >> i don't agree with this plan for the vision and we have more moderate candidates

i'm harris faulkner. here today, melissa francis. host of "kennedy" on fox business, kennedy. syndicated radio host and fox news channel contributor, leslie marshall. in the center seat, matt schlapp, former white house clinical director, chairman of the american conservative union, a host of annual cpac meeting which kicks off later this month. it's already time. always great to see them. >> matt: it's coming. >> harris: yeah. let's talk about coming out of new hampshire. by the way, i was still on the air, i believe, after biden had already given his remarks that he was going to south carolina. but nevada is next. >> matt: that's right. >> harris: i know how planes can fly. >> matt: because south carolina has the largest percentage of these early states, of african-american supporters. that is the ultimate swing constituency, both for the democratic nomination and i believe in the general election. i think he is picking south carolina because he is going to make the case that he is going to be for these

harris? >> harris: all right, nothing that happens in vegas this time will stay there. he will tell us about it all, peter doocy, thank you. i want to bring and now the power panel, susie miller, dan heninger, both are fox news contributor's. i just want to start with the real focus on mike bloomberg right now. dan, some of these comments that you could find, just really by looking on youtube, he has set a lot over the years. has the meaning changed on outrage right now? we are in such a politically charged rhetoric environment now, how do you think those comments will play out of the debate tomorrow? >> they are going to be part of the debate for sure, if nothing else, the moderator will bring it up. the question is, does any of this bother people anymore? we went through a lot of these things with donald trump. people got behind them. i think, at this point, most voters are trying to look at the policies these people are going to enact, a few square with their own beliefs, rather with their personalities. it's a fascinating phenomenon, because some of the stuff is pre

>> that's right, harris. where the covid-19 virus appears to be out in the community, officials say they expected that to happen sooner or later. on the first person to have contracted the virus through an unknown source is in serious condition here at the uc davis medical center, while officials retrace our steps to try and contain further spread. >> we start from the official we know has been affected. we look at those individuals around them, and step-by-step we look at where they have been and who they might have been indirect communication with. >> health officials now facing questions about why it took several days to test this woman for the virus. she lives in solano county and went to her local hospital in vacaville with the flu-like symptoms on february 15th. her doctors wanted her to be screened for covid-19 then, but she didn't meet the criteria set by the centers for disease control. she had not traveled out of the country or had contact with anyone infected. that includes dozens of american evacu

harris? >> harris: mike emanuel, thank you very much. we might not have guessed this would have gone politically so quickly, martha, but it has. we saw senator shelby yesterday, of alabama, republican, saying it should be -- the amount of money, whatever it takes. that sort of thing. there is some divide but some part of it done on that. >> martha: it something done that kind of gross how it instantly becomes a political. you can predict which corner people file into as any crisis or any event comes. americans look at that and find it very disheartening. wouldn't it be great if lab lesn on the debate stage they looked and said, "this is not the time to snipe at each other." what support of the present needs in this, let's get behind each other, and let's make sure we handle the impact on this as well as we can pay the other point i would make is it's interesting to me that on the democrat side the answer is always more money. we haven't even looked at exactly what the plan is for that $2.5 billion, but $8 billion sounds better and $8 bil

anyway, thanks to everyone on the couch, here's harris. >> harris: we begin with this fox news alert.rm ahead of the upcoming prison sentencing of former trump advisor roger stone. you are watching "outnumbered overtime," i'm harris faulkner. questions let me now about juror bias in the roger stone trial. after it was revealed that jerry four-person posted anti-trump comments on social media. the judge also denied a request to strike a potential juror who had worked in the obama administration. fox news also learning another juror donated to former 2020 democrat beto o'rourke. meanwhile president trump would not

this is "outnumbered," and harris faulkner i'm melissa francis. here today's harris faulkner. dagen mcdowell, syndicated radio host and fox news contributor, leslie marshall. in the center seat today, retired u.s. marine corps bomb technician and fox news contributor joey jones. and he is "outnumbered." thanks for being here. i will come to you first, my friend. what do you think of his clean up there? did that clarify things for you? it was a good reading program. >> joey: i didn't need it to be clarified, i know how he stands on this. every time he talks about this, these great things happen. then there's the big "but," and then after that, "i don't endorse this authoritarian message." when he fails to link together is you don't get one without the other. you don't get in the entire situation to give over its livelihood, businesses, land to the state, if you don't do it in an authoritarian way. if you collect everything come of course you can dole it back out. but then you take away things like liberty and freedom and choice, self-determination. at the end of the day, it's a

>> harris: no. how do they trust that these -- i'm just -- >> melissa: i think i'm going to see theatrics occur at the state of the union and i -- the women are supposed to be wearing white as they nod to the suffrage movement and the women's movement but i think you're going to see democrats sitting down, not applauding, probably and most likely see very stern face -- >> harris: is that good for the country? >> capri: to your point, what did they do? are they totally disingenuous and sit there and smile at the guy they are impeaching? >> harris: that's achy in itself. >> kennedy: they have to show that they can do both. >> sean: they keep trying to walk both sides of this. you're absolutely right and a day later, let's all get together and pass a trade deal. they need to show their beach and their constituents they are actually getting stuff done while at the same time they are going after this president. it's a very fine line, i don't think they've done it well, that's why the president's numbers

back here monday, now here's harris. >> harris: we come in with this fox news alert and some breakingn continuing to try and ease coronavirus fears as the number of cases rises again and the political battle over the response is raging. "outnumbered overtime" now on this friday, i'm harris faulkner. now we are seeing more than 83,000 worldwide, including nearly 3,000 people dead. here in the united states, there are at least 61 cases of the virus. that is the new number. about half of those are patients in the state of california. president trump and his coronavirus response team, vice president mike pence, say they have it under control. >> we

harris, i will let you go first. >> harris: there are million black people, they are not all the sameyou've met my children. i'm hoping to get the black america vote so i'm going to put up the sign? i hadn't seen it until now, i must've missed this rally but when you see it on that big wall, bigger than anybody's head on the wall i have an honest reaction to that. what is that? and if i'm wrong somebody please tell me but we are all differe different. >> brad: it's bad and offensive messaging is what it is and this is about the fifth time he started his campaign apologizing for what he's done in the past and it's a heck of a way to start a campaign but his messaging is not the best, we have an example of it here and when you're on the defensive you're not winning at the type of voting -- voters you need to attract. >> melissa: jessica, are voters buying this from him even as the audio comes out that seems to tell a different story? >> jessica: i think there's going to be a different discussion in the african-american community, people predominantly targeted by this policy versus every

we will send it over to harris. >> dagen: where is dean cain? [laughter] >> melissa: here's harris!nd breaking news this hour, we are awaiting president trump to give remarks at the "opportunity now" summit in charlotte, north carolina. this is the democratic candidates look to move on after the debacle in the iowa caucuse. you are watching "outnumbered overtime," i'm harris faulkner. it's been a decent celebrating his impeachment acquittal. the president set to make fresh remarks in about 20 minutes, and we will take you there live when he gets underway. of course today's a big day on the economy so we anticipate a lot of news about those jobs numbers. meanwhile, the 2020 democrats, as i said, gearing up for new hampshire's first in the nation primary on tuesday. the top candidates, apart from mike bloomberg, who is not on the ballot yet there because h

harris? >> harris: thank you, dig in.ade the day after tensions between president trump and house speaker nancy pelosi on full display on televisions across america at the state of the union address. this is "outnumbered overtime," i'm harris faulkner. speaker pelosi skipped most of the ceremonial introduction after the president did not shake her hand before the address. pelosi later ripped up a copy of the president's speech as he was ending, in full view of the cameras. now vice president mike pence who was standing right there next to her is not impressed. >> i wasn't sure if she was ripping up the speech or revamp

harris? >> harris: thank you very much.le, president trump going after top new york democrats. governor andrew cuomo and mayor bill de blasio. he tweeted this. "i grew up in new york city, and over many years got to watch how great new york city's finest are now because of weak leadership at governor and mayor. stand away, water thrown at them, regulations, and lack of support. our wonderful new york police are under assault her and stop this now x and i" governor cuomo's camp pushing back, staying this is a low blow even from the president who has been feuding with the governor and de blasio. and the mayor not holding back. "our city is hurting now. the only appropriate responses thoughts, prayers, and solidarity with our officers. this is no time for division." >> melissa: he should take his own advice. >> steve: for goodness' sakes. what do they say when it's an incident of gun violence can make "you can't just do thoughts and prayers!" now it's time to get in the policy or commit over guns. it's simply appropriate here.

here's harris. >> harris: we begin with this fox news alert, and we are watching nevada as 2020 democratscuses. "outnumbered overtime" now, i'm harris faulkner. polls show bernie sanders is leading in nevada. and as rivals seem to be a bit anxious that has momentum could be unstoppable, after making mike bloomberg the punching bag at this week's democratic debate, candidates are back to their attacks on the senator from vermont. >> i think it would be a very tough sell. but i think it would be very tough sell with mike bloomberg, too. that's why i'm saying we don't have to choose between these two coke options. there's another way. >> he said it was a tough state to run end.

>> harris: why do you think that is? >> i don't know the answer to that end some reporter is going to catch up with a detective. >> harris: maybe they're watching. >> however, however, the bottom line is this was a serious professional prosecution that resulted in the conviction of formerly one of the most powerful people in hollywood who will probably come up probably not see the light of day again as a result of this verdict today. >> harris: judge, i'm going to ask you to stand by, please don't get up because i want to bring in someone i know you know well, former federal prosecutor doug burns, at some point you may even see all three of us on the screen because i love to have you guys talk to each other about this. we're about to hear from the manhattan district attorney and i am curious what you anticipate we will hear about this case. >> the judge laid it all out beautifully under the point is, sometimes there is a disconnect and i think the judge was implying this, between he was only convicted of a few counts but

ina great in a great say by harry gregg!ry gregg was happy to be remembered as a competitor and a footballer, but to many he was so much more. a man with qualities that shone far beyond the football pitch. munich airport, and wreckage that tells the story of the dreadful disaster. on the 6th of february 1958, a plane carrying 44 people crashed in munich and on board were the manchester united team returning from a cup tie. somehow, harry gregg survived and twice returned to the wreckage to drag team—mates to safety. 23 people died in the munich disaster, but for harry gregg the shocking death toll would have been much higher. i know it happened. i know i was there and i know i was very fortunate... i could do without it, but i was there with a lot more people and i was one of the lucky ones. he returned from munich hailed a hero, but mentally scarred by what he had seen and there was no time to rest or recuperate. just 13 days after the disaster, he was back playing, spearheading a united side that would reach that season's

i'm harris faulkner. fox news correspondent jillian turner and fox business network daigian mcdougal. former house oversite chairman jason chaffetz. we say he is "outnumbered" but right on time. >> i love being with you. thank you. >> your only competition now in the polling is a democratic socialist. how are you feeling as michael bloomberg today? >> $400 million later you bought your way in. didn't have to do anything and they changed the rules and you're feeling good. >> a couple of things. clearly a lot of democratic voters hate trump more than they hate the rich and the rich buying the democratic nomination because bloomberg has spent that $400 million plus very well. he has taken on president trump directly. he has been trolling him online and that's one of the reasons he has risen in the polls. just really quickly, mike bloomberg on that debate stage is going to have to avoid treating the other candidates as if they are his underlings and if they work for him. he built his own business and worth $6

harris? >> harris: thank you, melissa.in the nation's first pri, and the results could have huge consequence for the democratic field. this is "outnumbered overtime," i'm on the road reporting from beautiful bedford, new hampshire. candidates making their final appeal to voters in the granite state. pete buttigieg, bernie sanders, locked in a fierce battle. buttigieg going after sanders' health care plan while sanders says buttigieg is too tied to wall street. watch. >> i think it's important to have, for example, a health care vision that costs one and a half trillion dollars over ten years. no small son. but compared to $20 trillion worth $30 trillion, or if you

thank you for your time. >> thanks, harris. >> harris: speaker nancy pelosi with new comments today afterd up the president's state of the union address. the script that she had in her hands. one republican's push to have her now criminally charged for that behavior. how would that go? ♪ who've got their eczema under control. with less eczema, you can show more skin. so roll up those sleeves. and help heal your skin from within with dupixent. dupixent is the first treatment of its kind that continuously treats moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis, even between flare ups. dupixent is a biologic, and not a cream or steroid. many people taking dupixent saw clear or almost clear skin. and, had significantly less itch. that's a difference you can feel. don't use if you're allergic to dupixent. serious allergic reactions can occur, including anaphylaxis, which is severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems, such as eye pain or vision changes, or a parasitic infection. if you take asthma medicines, don't change or stop them without talking to your doctor. so help heal

[laughter] >> harris: okay... about to give the executive branch a lot of money to deal with this. i agree with steve that process and structure is good. process and structure is not something the industry and has done particularly well. bringing in something who is good at that is very smart thing to do. this is a tough enough disease to fight under the best of circumstances. i remember when we were dealing with ebola, which was different in many ways but which was a public health crisis that came up very quickly. these are really tough issues and they do involve the whole of government. whether it's the state department, for who can travel, cdc, congress with money getting appropriated quickly, which doesn't always happen. it really does involve -- >> harris: he can go to capitol hill in a slightly different way than the hhs secretary, although with hearings this week we could see that happen, too. he can get into the nitty-gritty, i think, of negotiating and doing what you need to do to get the logjam of cash f

commentator: a great save by harry gregg.gg was happy to be remembered as a competitor and a football but to many he was far much more. the qualities that shown outside of the pitch as well. commentator: unit cabled, wreckage that tells a story of a terrible disaster. —— munich airport. a plane crashed in munich on board were the manchester united team returning. somehow harry gregg survived and was returned to the flames to save passengers and teammates. the shocking death toll would have been much higher if not for him.” shocking death toll would have been much higher if not for him. i know what happened, i know i was there, i know i was very fortunate. i could do without it but i was there a lot more people and i was one of the lucky ones. he returned from munich hailed a hero but mentally scarred by what he had seen and there was no time to rest and recuperate. just 13 days after the disaster, he was spearheading the united states that would reach the fa cup final. it was a match that would leave harry gregg battered and

for harry gregg, the shocking death toll would have been much higher. -- but for harry gregg.rtunate. i could do without it, but i was there. there was a lot more people, and i was one of the lucky ones. harry gregg returned from munich being hailed a hero but mentally scarred by what he had seen, and there was no time to rest and recuperate. just 13 days after the disaster, he was back playing, spearheading a united side that would reach that season's fa cup final, and testing his resilience to the limit. a goal by lofthouse. remarkably, after this, he carried on. the same year, he went with northern ireland to the world cup, and was later named the best goalkeeper in the competition. and harry gregg, despite his injury, in great form. today, the many to pay tribute included his former team—mate, bobby charlton, who said: sir alex ferguson added: harry gregg spent nine years at old trafford, cementing a legacy as one of united's and northern ireland's greatest goalkeepers. munich, he said, always cast a shadow over his life. later, he found solace in poetry. there are those w

prince harry seen carrying his own bags this week, taking the train. meghan markle duchess of sussex is expected to return to the uk with harry next month for one last official event with the family. keir simmons, nbc news, london. >>> coming up, his dreams are out of this world. >>> finally tonight, a young man for passion for planets and just about everything else in space here is rehema ellis. >> reporter: dressed in his favorite outfit 7-year-old jerry morrison is on a mission. >> it starts as a comet. >> reporter: sharing with kids twice his age, sharing his passion for that is everything literally out of this world. >> if you live on keplar 16 b, you would have two shadows and two sunrises and two sunsets. >> reporter: jerry's fascination with space began when he was just a toddler. >> i even have a video of him he's about 1 and a half and going mercury, venus. >> reporter: now he' creating his own space talks on social media catching the attention of ellen degeneres he comes from a family of science lovers. his uncle joey jefferson is an enginee

prince harry seen carrying his own bags this week, taking the train. meghan markle duchess of sussex is expected to return to the uk with harry next month for one last official event with the family. keir simmons, nbc news, london. >>> coming up, his dreams are out of this world. the final push is on fore presidential candidates trying to snag hundreds of california s delegates. the new weekend developments ahead of tuesday )s primary! plus- coronavirus fears. your questions from social media answered as the concerns continue. monday morning from 4:30 to 7. >>> finally tonight, a young man for passion for planets and just about everything else in space here is rehema ellis. >> reporter: dressed in his favorite outfit 7-year-old jerry morrison is on a mission. >> it starts as a comet. >> reporter: sharing with kids some twice his age, his passion for everything that is literally out of this world. >> if you live on keplar 16b, you would have two shadows and two sunrises and two sunsets. >> reporter: jerry's fascination with space began when he was just

the paper asks: happy to be home, harry?ry to get to that one before we close tonight but let's kick off with the coronavirus and of the times. a lot of the papers focusing on school closures. that was the big development today. up until now, the story has been in other places and other countries but, even though the number of confirmed cases in the uk is still relatively low, there is an expectation that it is only a matter of time before there is a more widespread outbreak and people are looking for signs of what is to come. the chief medical officer today giving a briefing and a schools are closing. our some stu d e nts schools are closing. our some students coming back from a ski holiday in italy, and the school is closing down as a precaution. the government does not want to engender a sense of panic but they want to seem to be doing something and give the impression that they are on top of the situation as we expect things will probably get worse before they get better. half-time break, people move around and this is h

let's talk more about security arrangements for prince harry and his wife.ect at the end of march. let's talk to the former head of protection at the metropolitan police. thank you so much for waiting. iam police. thank you so much for waiting. i am sorry we were interrupted earlier. but as i say, it's really not long away, once prince harry is no longer a working while, are you surprised that this is only just while, are you surprised that this is onlyjust being talked about now? iam in as is onlyjust being talked about now? i am in as with anyjourney to use the same metaphor, this has been a particularly long and arduous journey and i am surprised that i'm somewhat amazed, frankly, that they are two sides involved in this, the three sides have not actually discussed all of this, some months ago. one of the key things before any journey is preparation. ago. one of the key things before anyjourney is preparation. and that's the key factor and royalty protection. they are experts at preparing royal visits and the whole issue of protection. and i am most conce

for harry, they've always been there. walking away from royal duty and — to a large extent — from britain. it is canada that he and meghan seem to regard as home, but the government of justin trudeau has said — once the couple step back from their royal role — canada will no longer fund their protection. if the canadians won't pay for security, the cost will inevitably fall to the british taxpayer, the royal family or the couple themselves. ken wharf was protection officer to harry's mother diana. he thinks the annual costs would be considerable. my estimates are the protection package currently to look after — safely — the duke and duchess of sussex in canada would be in excess of £1.5 million, probably reaching to £2.5 million. that is a conservative estimate. at abbey road, harry recreated the famous image of the beatles on the pedestrian crossing outside the studios. he listened to an anthem called unbroken, in support of his creation the invictus games, and he tried a song with jon bon jovi. it was carefree enough bu

>> i don't know, harris. we will hear in the outlines of the speech. listen, he does want to get some things done with democrats. at the end of the pelosi news conference, there was talk that every time they meet they talk about infrastructure and drug prices as a possibility. but they haven't met. they haven't talked for three plus months. the situation in washington right now is as toxic as it has been. what the tone is now, we'll see from the president. >> melissa: bret, there has to be a way forward somehow. because everybody is going to want to get something done so they can go home and tell their constituents they worked on something. is there any talk about how that could happen? there's always deals to be made. there's always something to be traded. it sort of a question of who the surrogates would be to go out there. is there somebody else the democrats would volley over to the white house to deal with the president? or do they go through the g.o.p.? what are people saying? >> there's not a lot of trust on either side. right now, i don't see a