jacqui heinrich, fox news. >>> organizers of new zealand's largest gun show have called off the event. they say they are canceling the march 23 show out of respect for the christ church massacre victims. on the show's facebook page, most people left comments saying they support the decision. >>> hundreds of members of the muslim community gathered across the bay area today to remember the victims and survivors of that massacre in new zealand. andre senior is in freeman with that part of the story tonight. >> reporter: the wound of what happened in new zealand will take time to heal. that was evidenced by the number of gatherings held across the bay area to remember those lives lost and draw attention to issues people of the muslim faith says continues to spiral out of control. it's often after tragedy we see unity, and that was on display in central park in fremont. >> sometimes, words can't describe it. when i read about it, it was shocking. >> hopefully, in the future, with everyone standing, as we say here, united, hopefully, that will bring unity. >> reporter: those here are unifi

as jacqui heinrich tells us, families are having to wait to properly bury their loved ones due to the inpray together in silence for our muslim brothers who were killed. pope francis praying for victim during his pontiff saying these victims add to the payne wars and conflicts affecting humanity. a 28-year-old white supremacist from australia is the suspect. the gunman, opening fire at two mosques in christchurch. at least 50 people dead and dozens injured, including some in in critical condition, the shooter facing one murder charge, but police saying more criminal charges would likely follow. meanwhile, new zealand prime minister jacinda ardern is pleading to tighten gun laws. >> we cannot be deterred from the work that we need to do on our gun laws in new zealand. they need to change. >> reporter: the government, receiving positive reaction from some go no worse. >> you have to have some kind of freedom. but you need a weapon that is appropriate for what you are using it for. >> anning private position of semiautomatic because there is no movement here in new zealand for that. >> r

>> shepard: thanks, jacqui. live with us. thank you.and patriots owner robert kraft trying to make sure the hidden video stays hidden. kraft is one of hundreds of men caught up in a prostitution sting. kraft's lawyer asking a judge to keep evidence confidential. bob kraft has pleaded not guilty. phil keating has more. >> he's charged with two counts of soliciting prostitution. right now kraft is beefing up his legal team adding two prominent madison avenue new york attorneys to the palm beach office. regarding the new motion to get the judge to seal the alleged sex acts while they argument that making the see-it-for-yourself video would violate stay law because they involve criminal intelligence information. for bob kraft with a string of super bowl wins, high a release would be explosive in embarrassment and bad publicity. kraft could also be in trouble with the nfl which has a higher than normal decency standards for players, coaches and observers. in a plea deal where he gets a fine, pays no record but admits he being found guilty co

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arthel: jacqui heinrich, thank you.as they brace for a series of severe storms. meteorologist adam klotz is tracking all the storms and on top of it right now. >> big storms yesterday. the same line beginning to move into other portions of the southeast. areas already hit talking about the possibility of thunderstorms. all of the details coming up after the break. which any human being can fight and never stop. does this sound dismal? it isn't. ♪ ♪ it's the most wonderful life on earth. ♪ ♪ it's the most wondcome hok., babe.rth. nasty nightime heartburn? try alka-seltzer pm gummies. the only fast, powerful heartburn relief, plus melatonin so you can fall asleep quickly. oh, what a relief it is! eric: a string of tornadoes tearing her arkansas and widespread power outages. possible tornadoes were also reported in several other southern states. meteorologist adam klotz with the forecast. reporter: this is a major storm that swept through the country yesterday. a little bit of good news as the odds of seeing big tornadoes

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thank you, jacqui.o'rourke actually ate dirt after his senate bit failed. we have the nitty gritty. farmers and ranchers in the midwest are dealing with catastrophic flooding. mike tobin has more. >> the result of snow melt and rain. the bad news, it doesn't look like the historic flooding will get better in the short term. details coming up. mom! he's blinking too loud. sorry, is that too loud? you don't need any more hormones in your house. that's why you chose kraft natural cheese. made with fresh milk without the added hormone rbst. it's cheese as it should be. >> dana: we talk about joe biden joining the presidential race. let's take a look at what the other 2020 candidates are up to today. senator bernie sanders is at an income and equality strike. amy klobuchar is responding to comments on john mccain. and kamala harris heads to late night tv. peter doocy is following this and more. tell us. >> bernie sanders is going on strike at ucla representing the union and technical workers that are upset a

jacqui heinrich is life here in new york city. reporter: take on a standard. legrand sat here in just a few minutes for her first appearance in tonight her candidacy. she's taking aim directly at the president by hosting in front of the trump international hotel. she was also one of the first democratic candidates to win again after the announcement came down the mueller report was finished. whatever the report contains coming a result we already know. undermine our democracy. she then urged supporters to join her at this rally in front of the national hotel. 13 other democratic candidate who had an exploratory committee. the presidential hopefuls have uniformly called attorney general william barr to release the full mueller report and not allow the white house in the sneak peaks. campaign in this weekend. josÉ gabbard and john hit him up for all in new hampshire today. step one in nevada, kirsten gillibrand in new york and bernie sanders in california. after events they've echoed the same message about the report. >> attorney general bar should be called to

leland: jacqui heinrich without.ly: coming up, another major area sending astronauts to space without the help of the russians. plus, closer look at the humanitarian and security crisis at our border as a woman in charge repairs to testify with the congress. two police officers will not face criminal charges after shooting 22-year-old last new years. he was unarmed at the time. around dan springer is on the ground. >> here in sacramento lane out exactly why she did not file charges against those two officers. we will have that story coming up after the break. of soft-serve ice cream? i got cones, anybody wants one! oh, yeah! get ya some! no, i can't believe how easy it was to save hundreds of dollars on my car insurance with geico. ed! ed! we struck sprinkles! [cheers] believe it. geico could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. you're smart,eatave yyou already knew that. but it's also great for finding the perfect used car. you'll see what a fair price is and you can connect with a truecar certified de

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in new york jacqui heinrich fox news. >>> let's check in with mark tamayo, first full day of spring,retty good one. from a break in the rainfall, clouds and breaks in the clouds. let's go outside and show you towards the san francisco bay and the bay bridge and clouds building up over the east bay hills. san jose, an identical seeing in the south day. scene and the south bay. today we can enjoy the dry weather. we need the brakes, a look at the rainfall, the additional rainfall yesterday, the numbers bumped up, santa rosa approaching 39 inches of rain, san francisco 22 and oakland 17 in san jose close to 14 inches. everyone about average or above, and more rain headed our way. we are tracking showers close to the bay area early this morning. you can see showers over the sierra as well. lake tahoe reporting light snow early this morning. coming closer, checking out current doppler's. 50s in spots around 60 towards concord, santa rosa 57 in san francisco 56. windspeed picking up through the afternoon, right now wind 5 to 8 to my to 9 miles an hour and more reports sorts sfo, 8 miles an

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laura. >> jacqui heinrich, reporting out of laguardia.hat's why many are asking does my airline fly that. >> and we'll talk about the legal side of the invee of the data means so far. leland: and one of the top guys on this. coming up, beto o'rourke's first weekend as a declared 2020 candidate literally running in iowa. we'll find out what texas talk radio thinks about him. and live images from paris. thousands of people fed up with sinking living and protests as you can see, 5:20 p.m. in paris and it shows no signs of slowing down. and, with misery increasing for millions of people in venezuela under the socialist leader, liberal activists in washington are telling president trump to back off and try to help. griff jenkins near the white house with the protesters and their arguments. hi, griff. >> hey, leland, the banner here is hands off venezuela. hundreds turning out here with a message for the president who is in the white house right now. we'll bring it to you live from one of those organizers who just got back from venezuela. not h

jacqui heinrich joining us live with the very latest. >> new zealand's prime minister is looking intoreports of a surge in gun sales in the attack after the government announced gun regulation. very few restrictions on weapons. the country's attorney general said the government is weighing a ban on semi-on-demand weapons. this is the death toll rose to 50 people after another vic them had injuries. calls to review the rules of tech companies who publicize the violence. twitter in a number of other sites. users move the video across platforms faster than they were able to bring it down. they encourage users not to re-upload clips but according to the "washington post" algorithms like material sidestepped the user track like adding a watermark your facebook or moved 1.5 million videos of the footage within 24 hours. white house chief of staff mick mulvaney defense of the president of facebook and said neither of the rhetoric nor mark zuckerberg were responsible for the attack. >> donald trump is no more to blame than mark zuckerberg is because these in facebook. we need to work with our

jacqui heinrich has the latest. >> reporter: the grand jury handed down 16 -- it was a chicago grandy, felony counts, 16 of them, eight for what smollett told the officer who initially took that report and then another eight for what he later told a detective. smollett's defense said he didn't expect that the grand jury would bring 16 separate counts, calling it overkill. smollett who is black and openly gay told police station back in january he -- police back in january he was the victim of a hate crime, saying he was attacked by two masked men who beat him and yelled homophobic and racial slurs. he claimed the men put a rope around his neck and shouted this is maga country. police said the 36-year-old staged the attack and paid two brothers $3,500 to carry it out. smollett maintains his innocence. >> what is happening here is frankly a media gang bang of this guy of unprecedented proportions. that's the reason i got into this. i've never seen a media pendulum swing more quickly and more viciously and rob somebody of their presumption of innocence like this case. >> reporter: smoll

so let's go straight to fox news's jacqui heinrich with more on this.ing the last live shot on the topic. it's a problem. robocalls are number one complaint to the federal communications commission. legislators tried to tackle it in years past. do-not-call list 2003. the violators were not phased by civil fines the problem continues. a bill promises criminal punishment. deterrents act or trace act would up the fine for violates, increase the statute of limitations for sec to take action. it allows carriers to authenticate incoming calls. the bill's sponsor says the real game-changer is the possibility of jail time. >> paying fine is cost of doing business. they built it into the business plan, business model. only way you will get their attention, one to make the penalties really hurt. reporter: in 2018 there were 48 billion robocalls to mobile phones in the u.s. that is 60% increase from year before according to a software company. this year is going to be worse. 44.6% of calls in 2019 will be scams. 90% of time will look like a familiar phone number,

out working two or three jobs just to survive and pay the bills. [ cheering and applause ] eric: jacqui heinrich is live at the site of the rally in brooklyn with more. >> reporter: senator sanders is trying to shake that image of being too old or too white. he's trying to diversify his campaign and he's also sharing some personal stories about his upbringing. it's a departure from the campaign speeches we saw in 2016, sharing details in brooklyn about how he grew up in the city, in a rent-controlled department as a son of a jewish immigrant. one salient moment was when he said i know where i came from. i know what it's like to live paycheck to paycheck. but a lot of his policies remain largely the same. the campaign will be a lot like 2016 in terms of policy. he still wants free public college for families who make less than $125,000 a year, medicare for all s. income equality and a $15 minimum wage. and of course, climate change, he supports the green new deal which aims to eliminate carbon emissions by 2030. a challenge will be reminding people that he was the first to bring these id

jacqui heinrich has more from new york. >> reporter: right now, there are at least six entities linkede broke them down by jurisdiction. in the southern district of new york investigators are looking into hush money payments michael cohen paid to adult actresses and the extent of the president's involvement. also trump's inaugural committee and possible illegal donations from foreign nationals and two cases stemming from the president's former campaign chairman, paul manafort. the hush money and inaugural committee cases stem from michael cohen's testimony in the mueller probe. >> the southern district of new york in the indictment of michael cohen has named president trump as an unindicted co-conspirator, individual number one. he is a criminal in their eyes. he participated in the conspiracy. members of his family may have as well. there is almost no aspect of trump world not under investigation right now. >> reporter: new york state is also investigating the trump foundation, the trump organization, the president and his family, specifically whether they took advantage of the founda

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jacqui heinrich is in new york city with those investigations. >> reporter: the president's legal troubleshere are at least six entities linked to president trump under investigation and those cases aren't limited to collusion but are looking at conspiracy, fraud, campaign finance violations, money laundering and foreign contributions. the president seemed unconcerned yesterday morning on fox business network. >> you know, they say there are lots of things but i don't know about these things, okay, just so you understand. i don't know about this. i said to my lawyers, are we being looked at here or there? they don't even know what people are talking about. how many breaking news stories were there about me that turned out to be nonexistent. >> reporter: the southern district of new york investigators are looking into hush money payments the president's former lawyer, michael cohen, paid to adult actresses and the extent of the president's involvement. also, president trump's inaugural committee and possible illegal donations from foreign nationals and two cases stemming from the president'

jacqui heinrich explains from new york city. >> reporter: hi, mike.showing it activated moments before the ethiopian airlines crash, and the same thing happened in the lion air crash back in october. the m car-cast has been under scrutiny for months. boeing didn't tell pilots it existed until after the october crash. aviation experts say they aren't satisfied with boeing's he proposed solution. they are supposed to roll out training packages addressing the problem. they said pilots wouldn't need simulator train. no airline owns a simulator. boeing said it wasn't necessary when the plane came to market. >> in many ways, they did drop the ball, both in the design and the training and the faa didn't catch it. this is reminiscent of previous problems with automated aircraft. >> reporter: the 737 max was designed to be similar enough to older models or other models, rather, that the pilots would not need additional certifications and that saved billions of dollars because simulators cost money and training takes time. aviation experts say pilots absolutely

jacqui heinrich live in the newsroom with more. >> reporter: the empire actor got agent counts of disorderly initially told the officer who took the police officer and another eight for what he told the detective. each is a class 4 felony. smollett's attorney said he didn't expect the grand jury would bring 16 separate counts, calling it overkill. chicago police opened an internal investigation after allegations of leaks surfaced. smollett, who is black and openly gay, told police back in january he was the victim of a hate crime. he claimed he was attacked by two masked men who attacked him as he was heading home from a subway restaurant, claiming they beat him and poured a chemical on him and the he says they puta rope around his neck and shouted this is mag a country. police say he staged the attack and paid two brothers to carry it out. smollett maintains his innocence. >> what is happening here is frankly a media gang bang of this guy, of unprecedented proportions. that's the reason i got into this. i've never seen a media pendulum swing more quickly and more viciously and rob somebody

there's something going on in the southern district of new york, jacqui heinrich is on top of that, heyjackie. >> hey, neil the reality is even if the mueller report doesn't recommend any more indict ams the investigations out of the southern district of new york and elsewhere are not limited russian collusion or interference with the 2016 election and right now there are least six entities linked to the president under investigation. they are trump's inaugural committee, and potential corruption involving favors for donors trump taxes and the allegations that he benefited from a $4 million tax scheme involving deutsche bank, the trump organization, the trump foundation, michael cohen his former fixer and hush money payments made to adult actresses , paul manafort and possible mortgage fraud whether manafort is campaign chairman illegally coordinated with the pro-trump super pack and also allegations of sexual assault from former contestant on the apprentice. in an interview with maria bartiromo yesterday morning the president seemed unconcerned. president trump: i said to my lawyers, a

jacqui heinrich joins us from brooklyn college where the senator held that rally, the first one of thes campaign is a large grass roots donor base. and the crowd he drew today was largely reflective of that. remember, he broke a record in the very first day of his campaign, raising $6 million, largely in small donations in just the first 24 hours, so he kicked off his campaign in his hometown, painting himself as a man of humble beginnings who can relate to voters and contrasting himself with president trump. >> unlike donald trump, who shut down the government and left 800,000 federal employees without income to pay their bills -- [boos] >> i know what it's like to be in a family that lives paycheck to paycheck. this run is shaping up to be like 2016. he wants free public college, a $15 minimum wage and supports the green new deal which aims to eliminate carbon emissions by 2030. a challenge will be reminding people that he was the first to bring many of these ideas to the table. on the view this week he addressed the fact that the competition is starting to embrace his ideas and run