another shot here of gayle king and valerie jarrett. valerie jarrett stays in chicago. the ultimate washington insider. i don't think she's from washington. >> no. trump is in the house here. sort of interesting juxtaposition there, damien lewis. wonder what people talk about at this dinner sometimes. but kind of conversation have you had at this dinner? >> i have brought a lot of interesting people to this dinner. jonasne from the brothers. >> the national monetary fund. >> yes. the jonas brothers? >> are brought the jonas brothers. sting, mick jagger, quite an array of people. miranda lambert. and kristin gillibrand, the senator from new york, so a real range. >> what is mick jagger like as a dinner partner? >> he is terrific. terrific. christine lagarde, only one of the most powerful women in the world. >> scanning to find out to whom she belongs, which media organization. >> i believe that she is a gust of "the wall street journal," which makes sense. good guest for them. >> speaking of "the wall street journal," they also invited christie turlington burns, susan ri

greg jarrett joining us, appreciate it.new information on brutal shooting deaths, they are looking at whether mexican drug cartels are involved, what they found that could point in that direction. these are difficult times for elderly holocaust survivors ♪ no, you're not ♪ yogonna watch it! ♪tch it! ♪ ♪ we can't let you download on the goooooo! ♪ ♪ you'll just have to miss it! ♪ yeah, you'll just have to miss it! ♪ ♪ we can't let you download... uh, no thanks. i have x1 from xfinity so... don't fall for directv. xfinity lets you download your shows from anywhere. i used to like that song. john: let's look at what is ahead on outnumbered. >> it will be a heckuva show, donald trump and hillary clinton looking to sweep five states today, the alliance between ted cruz and john kasich could be on shaky ground. a dramatic revelation in the hillary clinton email scandal showing the state department hid a certain document that could have exposed her private server years ago. and kelly rebbe comes back live with guns blazing blastin

i'm arthel neville. >> i'm gregg jarrett.epublican frontrunner donald trump making several stops across the badger state today, including a town hall in central wisconsin. a live look right now from a rothschild. but he's suddenly on the defensive after even more controversial remarks about abortion and foreign policy. now he is trailing in the last two polls of wisconsin voters. the latest

heather: greg jarrett, explained it all to us. thank you.from the people who bought you the infamous shrimp on the treadmill, washington's wasteful spending once again in the spotlight. we take a look at the annual tag book. >>> jon: let's take a peek at what's coming up on outnumbered at the top of the hour. sandra and harris, what do you have? >> happy hump day, it's wednesday already. donald trump versus the rnc getting uglier and the senator is blaming trump supporters for death threats against state gop chairman. plus, bernie sanders says hillary clinton is more qualified to be president and he was. what about benghazi and that email thing? and students at one of america's most prestigious universities say no way to western sieve courses? is this more pc madness. isn't western civilization basic history? maybe those of us who live in the west should know. all that plus our hashtag one lucky guy and john fulton will be joining us. always makes for a good outnumbered, top of the hour. >> out that he got an a in western sieve. jon: see you

fox news analyst greg jarrett is here. greg, hi. love your expertise. tell us why you think the judge approved that plea deal . >> it was favorable to prosecutors and the government because the high and for being a convicted ellen with a gun is 10 years so seven years and a month is on the high-end. i'm surethe judge said this is fair, this is reasonable . prosecutors wanted. heather: and the judge in louisiana recognizes their case against him in california and that's a bigger case because it involves murder . reporter: durst has waived extradition.his attorneys are allowing him to go to los angeles to face the murder case but they wanted a recommendation from e federal judge in louisiana that durst be incarcerated it in what's known as terminal island prison in la harbor, it's not really an island known as club fed. low security, nonviolent criminals, al capone was there for a while.i needed day, the jazz singer, tim timothy lee. i've been there. if you have to go to the big house, that's a good one to go to. heather: you think the judge will prove th

od officials. >> valerie jarrett up as the commander of the war is not accurate. >> she is making theleasing information about this war via press release. >> i'm not sure is he making the calls. >> bottom line for everybody is we the people deserve to know if american troops are fighting a war in iraq again. let's get on it. ladies, thank you. we come right back, big trouble in north carolina and mississippi over new laws that target days. is it legal is investigating. also ahead, gut feld, mcguirk on new york values including what we eat here. yum. right back. my belly pain and constipation? i've heard it all. eat more fiber. flax seeds. yogurt. get moving. keep moving. i know! try laxatives. been there, done that. my chronic constipation keeps coming back. i know. tell me something i don't know. vo: linzess works differently from laxatives. linzess treats adults with ibs with constipation or chronic constipation. it can help relieve your belly pain, and lets you have more frequent and complete bowel movements that are easier to pass. do not give linzess to children under six and it

od officials. >> valerie jarrett up as the commander of the war is not accurate. >> she is making there releasing information about this war via press release. >> i'm not sure is he making the calls. >> bottom line for everybody is we the people deserve to know if american troops are fighting a war in iraq again. let's get on it. ladies, thank you. we come right back, big trouble in north carolina and mississippi over new laws that target days. is it legal is investigating. also ahead, gut feld, mcguirk on new york values including what we eat here. yum. right back. b i'm billy, and i quit smoking with chantix. b i decided to take chantix to shut everybody else up about me quitting smoking. i was going to give it a try, but i didn't really think it was going to really happen. after one week of chantix, i knew i could quit. along with support, chantix (varenicline) is proven to help people quit smoking. chantix definitely helped reduce my urge to smoke. some people had changes in behavior, thinking or mood, hostility, agitation, depressed mood and suicidal thoughts or actions while t

. >> hello, i'm egg gregg jarrett in for shep this afternoon. it doesn't matter that most americans don't like donald trump because, well, they'll come to love him. in the end. that's the word from the republican front-runner's new political guru. he is reacting to the "associated press" poll that shows nearly 70% of voters, '70% viewing trump unfavorly, and he predicts come convention time the democrats will be bitterly divided and the republican convention will be a trump lovefest. >> opposite the convention process moves towards unifying, which it will, and after the convention, when he is the nominee of the party, we'll have the summer to put the campaign together. the democrats are not going to have the summer to put the campaign together. they have a convention with the fracture dish you think they're the one if the the fractured convention. >> yes. >> skin take -- skeptical? a panel of platal insider toy, 90 possessor of them predict a floor fight at the convention, in cleveland in july, up from half predicting an open convention only a m

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here to weigh in gregg jarrett, fox news channel anchor. come on. hillary clinton is not getting investigation treatment. >> i looked at this as lawyer, from the legal standpoint. president is not supposed to to inferior with cases. he did precisely that he interfered directly. he has huge megaphone. he yelled loud and clear to james comey, loretta lynch, i don't think she has done anything wrong to break the law so don't indict here. david: he used important legal term, intent. play the sound from that and get your opinion. >> here is what i know. hillary clinton was an outstanding secretary of state. she would never intentionally put america in any kind of jeopardy. david: but the question is, she may have done exactly that. it might not have been her intention to do that but can't you be guilty of a crime with gross negligence dealing with evidence? >> it is not whether she intended to put america at risk. rather, did she intend to commit acts, very intentional, acts thereby at the end put america at risk? she intended to create a personal email

i'm gregg jarrett in for shep are smith. a live look at the stage in california. the g.o.p. party is meeting there. this is the san francisco area, burlingame just south of san francisco, and we're going to he listening in when donald trump begins speaking any moment now, and it's really anybody's guess which donald trump will show up today. the one who talks policy, foreign policy this week, in washington, or the donald trump who rallied last night in california with his signature, showmanship on full display. there's some pictures of it last night help went after his rivals with the usual nicknames, liin' ted, crooked hillary and brought back his low energy insults for jeb bush who is no longer in the running. kaz could clink the nomination for donald trump when it votes june 7th. first trump needs to win next week's primary in indiana which analysts say is make or break for rival ted cruz's campaign. today he picked up a big prize for any politician in that state. the endorsement of the governor, mike pence. the governor made the announcement this afternoon on a radio sho

gregg: i'm gregg jarrett in for bill hemmer. ted cruz looking to stop donald trump's momentum and keep his campaign alive. >> if we are to win the nomination and pen more importantly, win the general election. we must unite. and carly as a vice presidential nominee who i believe is superbly gifted and skilled to help unite this party and bring us together so we are united as one. >> i'm prepared to stand by his side to give his everything i have to restore the soul of our party and defeat donald trump and defeat hillary clinton and take our country back. gregg: trump blasting ted cruz's announcement. >> what's he doing picking vice presidents? he has no path to victory. he's the first presidential candidate in the history of this country who is math mathically eliminated from becoming president to choose a vice president. i wish them well, but they are not going to do it. martha: trump is leading cruz in indiana by more than six points. the new cruz-fiorina ticket. chris stirewalt joins us. your take on this move. it kind of sta

with gregg jarrett. >> a helicopter full of tourists plunges to the ground in tennessee.a sight seeing ride 200 miles east of knoxville. it took firefighters hours to gain the upper happened. no word yet on what caused the chopper to go down three miles from dolly parton's dolly wood theme park. >> the horrible damage inside the train after a deadly amtrak crash in philadelphia. we know the train was traveling below the speed limit and hit the breaks five seconds before slamming into the backhoe on the tracks. two construction workers died but no one on board was killed. >> a lot of questions still on that one. >> sure doesn't tefeel like it the northeast. >> ice and snow making a mess from new york to massachusetts. 3 inches topping the record from 1915. >> maria molina in the weather center tracking what's next. >> doesn't look like it will be over any time this week. we are going to continue to see the cold temperatures moving into the south impacting areas into the northeast. additional rounds of possible no snowfall. it will feel like winter out here. current tempera

. >> i'm gregg jarrett. california's gop pie marry continuing with the state convention this weekend. ted cruz earning a big boost there today with an endorsement from former california governor pete wilson, john kasich, also in the golden state holding a town hall to meet with folks he hopes will give him their support, unlike in recent election, california is likely to have a meaningful say in the race when its voters make their picks for the primary, june 7. john roberts is live from the california gop convention just outside san francisco with more. hi, john. >> reporter: good evening. you can bet that to a person everybody here at this convention is excited for the first time that anything can remember, california actually means something. it's a huge pile of delegates. 172. it's winner take all by congressional district and statewide for those at large delegates. ted cruz is playing very hard because he hopes he'll be able to stop donald trump or at least stop him from getting the lion's share of the d

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america's election headquarters with gregg jarrett and arthel and 6 essential nutrients.ime on the campaign trail tonight as the candidateses gear up for the next big presidential contest in the race for the white house. hello, everyone. i'm arthel neville. welcome to a brand-new hour inside america's election headquarters. >> i'm gregg jarrett. the candidates making their final pitches to voters in wisconsin. just ahead of tuesday's big primary there. all of this coming as the latest "fox business" network poll shows donald trump is actually losing in the badger state. he's trailing behind ted cruz for the state's all important 42 delegates. let's go to senior national

. >>> hello, everybody i'm gregg jarrett and welcome to this hour of america's election quarterba quarterbacks. >> what are you here with me nonow with 172 delegates at stake, california is playing a usual role in the gop primary for the first time in four decades. they're saying trump won't be able to get a majority of delegates before the convention. >> here's the simple reality i believe nobody is going to get to 1237. donald trump is not going to get to 1,237 nobody is. we're going to go into cleveland. i'll have a ton of delegates. >> meantime, donald trump addressing those same gop leaders yesterday. mocking cruz 's decision to nominate his vice presidential running mate, carly fiorina. >> cruz did something i never seen. he picked a vice presidential person, carly. he picked carly. and i like carly. but, you know, when she left she had no votes. was she one or zero? she had no votes. do you know what? maybe it's a good move. >> john roberts is live outside san francisco with more. hey, john, so a big day there in california for cruz. what's going on? where you are? >> it's a big day for

. >> i'm greg gutfeld in for eric -- i'm gregg jarrett in for eric shawn. ted cruz, the only candidate to attend that event and he has scooped up 21 delegates so far in colorado at the district level. now he's looking for more at the state convention. the other gop candidates are focusing on their next stop, the new york primary, april 19. donald trump is leading there with a little more than 50% in recent polls. john kasich all over the empire state today. also appearing to have put the colorado contest in the books. he was a no show. alicia acuna has more where senator cruz is the only got to show up. what's up with that? >> reporter: that's right. only one out of the three and senator cruz really sealing the deal on all of the support he's seen here so far. when he landed in the centennial state, he already had a majority of the delegates. 21 delivered out of 21 available. today is about the 13 at large delegates who will head to the national convention. in his speech at the world arena in colorado springs, senator cruz talks about jobs. his hard line on

. >> i'm gregg jarrett. republican frontrunner donald trump making several stops across the badger state today, including a town hall in central wisconsin. a live look right now from a rothschild. but he's suddenly on the defensive after even more controversial remarks about abortion and foreign policy. now he is trailing in the last two polls of wisconsin voters. the latest for "fox business" network showing ted cruz leading trump there by ten points. john kasich is in third place. in the meantime, cruz and kasich are also on the campaign trail today in wisconsin looking to deny donald trump wisconsin's 42 delegates and hoping to force the party into a contested convention this summer. senior national correspondent john roberts begins us this hour. he's following the republicans life from roths it is child, with uses with. >> reporter: good evening. donald donald finishing up his rally here. it's the second rally of the day. he's got one more tonight's about 9, 9:30 eastern time. obviously is a very -- 4 it

. >> i'm greg gutfeld in for eric -- i'm gregg jarrett in for eric shawn. candidate to attend that event and he has scooped up 21 delegates so far in colorado at the district level. now he's looking for more at the state convention. the other gop candidates are focusing on

. >>> hello, everybody i'm gregg jarrett and welcome to this hour of america's

these guys are pretty good quarterbacks, but you know, everyone is going to say that jarrett goff fromalifornia is going to go first to the l.a. rams. a guy from california to play for the new team in los angeles, they need a quarterback very desperately going into a new city to draw in new fans. see how that turns out. i'd like to see the cowboys pick up ezekiel elliott from ohio state, he can run well and catch out of backfield. so many trades can happen tonight, it will be fun to watch and see how it all turns out. deirdre: thank you for the ideas. like it. don donte -- donte stallworth, former nfl wide receivers. >>> curt schilling saying espn employees some of the most racist in reports. >>> bernie sanders is starting to lay off his campaign staff. speaking with the co founders of ben & jerry's ice cream. smal business, she's in the know. so strap yourselves in for action flo! small business edition. oh, no! i'm up to my neck in operating costs! i'll save the day! for plumbers and bakers and scapers of lawn, she's got customized coverage you can count on. you chipped my birdbath!

have complained that the war has been managed out of the white house, being micromanaged by rice and jarrettn and i wanted to go back to one point you said. the white house was talking about liberating territory. you can't liberate territory if you can't hold it. is it enough, we just have airpower. it's not enough with airpower and special operations forces loan is it>> know, you've got the syrian opposition, the kurds that once you have successful moves , they will come in and those theoretically need to be the boots on the ground rather than our troops but we need more of them and so 20 dion's point, we have to have more of an effort. if we want to finally do this and we are moving in the right direction but if we continue moving at this pace, it's a self-inflicted wound. we could do this faster, we could do it quicker, we could do it more efficiently. >> good to hear your perspective and possible big concern fordemocrats as we march toward november's general election. new numbers just out showing hillary clinton is deep underwater on a key issue with many voters. plus, mrs. clinton weavi

let's bring in real quickly greg jarrett who's been watching this who's also an attorney. it's really interesting because the police had a different burden of proof than the state's attorney. what's the difference? >> probable cause. when you're a state's attorney you have to prove your case beyond a reasonable doubt. incredibly high burden. he had to project, the state's attorney, can i get this before 12 jurors, 6 jurors, whatever it is in florida and prove this beyond a reasonable doubt and i'm sure he concluded, heck, no, this ain't even close. first of all, it's kind of a minor battery. it's an offensive touching without permission. the injuries aren't severe. he didn't throw her to the floor. most importantly what they're about to show now is the videotape. that is better than any eye witness. why? because it doesn't lie and they felt it corroborated the defense that lewandowski is entitled to help defent donald trump. >> it's interesting. in this report adrienne ellis put together and said michelle fields was directed by the secret service to go to the back when mr.

will be a white house -- certainly a white house gatekeeper, white house figure, maybe like valerie jarretto you call when you want to talk to the president. >> okay, nina burleigh, thanks for joining us. >>> does ted cruz have enough organizational strength to win the hoosier state? i'm alex witt. i'll see you next week on msnbc, the place for politics. life as spokesbox is great. people love me for saving them over half a grand when they switch to progressive. so i'm dabbling in new ventures. it was board-game night with the dalai lama. great guy. terrible player. ♪ go paperless ♪ don't stress, girl ♪ i got the discounts that you need ♪ it's a balancing act, but i got to give the people what they want -- more box. any words for the critics? what can i say? critties gonna neg. [ applause ] the what?! [ laughs ] my school reunion's comi♪ fast. could be bad. could be a blast. can't find a single thing to wear. will they be looking at my hair? won't be the same without you bro. ♪ when it's go, go to choicehotels.com. the site with the right room, rewards and savings up to 20% when you book di

it points to a larger theme this white house has been making decisions from the oval office with jarrettsan rice and president obama and not the generals. he hasn't listened to them. we are losing in every theater of war. united states of america and the world has never been in worse shape despite what president obama pushed intel officers to scrub and change the intel on. >> right. harris: andrea: now, not even that he wants to do it, he has to do it because it has become so dangerous. so he is saying they will be advisors? this is so incremental but it isn't going to be enough to defeat isis this is box checking activity for cya. harris: scru information, clearly now more than ever we need to know what is in that information from those analyst who is say they have been forced to change their narrative. >> real quickly, you're right, andrea, the president ran on a promise to get us out of iraq. that is why a lot of democrats supported him over hillary clinton. to make good on the promise he acted really fast without the proper intelligence, now that he is getting right intelligence we'r

. >> i'm gregg jarrett.p pie marry continuing with the state convention this weekend. ted cruz earning a big boost there today with an endorsement from former california governor pete wilson, john kasich, also in the golden state holding a town hall to meet with folks he hopes will give him their support, unlike in recent election, california is likely to have a

. >>> i'm gregg jarrett in for shep. neil is next. >> you know, gregg, i'm old enough to remember that. that's sad. welcome everybody, i'm neil cavuto and this is "your world" and it's full throttle on for both parties now. crisscrossing the state of new york and surrounding states. for the democrats it's bernie sanders front and center, very confident not only can he rally the troops, in the end he can rally the party to him at the convention and all without a contested convention. just think about that. rebecca berg joins us, real clear politics of i want to bring your attention to something bernie sanders said on the be view "about this being inevitably hillary clinton's -- he posited a little differently and what he can do as a result. listen to this. >> she regrets a lot of things, and i think -- i don't mean -- i don't mean to be sarcastic, we all make mistakes, but i regret less than she does because i have the courage to vote the right way even when it was not necessarily popular. >> what he is talking about is h

here's gregg jarrett in for shep. >> you're looking live at pictures in burlingame, california, outsiderump will speak any moment. these are anti-trump protesters who have converged there to voice their opposition to the g.o.p. front-runner, and moments ago, some of these protesters literally broke through the barricade, converged on the driveway near the entrance to the hyatt regency, and then riot police in helmets and antiriot gear pushed them back. some of the protesters falling to the ground, picked themselves up and now it seems to

with that, i will turn it over to senior as president valerie -- vice president valerie jarrett. [applause] valerie: thank you, stephanie. welcome to the white house. weeklieve it's a historic focusing on reentry in our country. i want to begin by recognizing as thetners here today american enterprise institute. it's a good example of how brought the political spectrum is focusing on this issue from the progressives to the conservatives all around the country. people understand the need for criminal justice reform and to specifically make sure that 600,000 people each year who returned back to our communities can do so in a way that will allow them to become members of society, law abiding members of society and eliminate the enormous recidivism rate that we are seeing around the country. the president this week in his weekly address said it best. simply, "we know that locking people up doesn't make the community safer. it does not deal with the conditions that led people who go into criminal activity go there in the first place." to the private sector folks here today, you reali

bill: gregg jarrett's coming up next on "happening now." how you doing? gregg: happy friday, bill.is using this, he's using a pen to get his point across -- change of pace -- sending his message in a "wall street journal" op-ed. is this a more effective media strategy? >>> and the youngest manson family member recommended for parole after 46 years, but there's still an uphill battle for the convicted killer's release. will leslie van houten actually in the end be freed? we'll look at it. >>> and secretary kerry lashing out after that russian fighter jet buzzes very close to an american destroyer. could that act of aggression have led to a global war? we'll look at that as well, all coming up on "happening now." bill: big friday. see you in ten minutes. >>> so a man using a moped tries to outrun police. as he found out, two wheels are not faster than one. bill: well, pope francis can get this kind of crowd at the vatican, and apparently bernie sanders can as well. >> bernie! bernie! bill: this is happening live the morning after the big brawl in brooklyn -- [laughter] i guess you wo

and want to thank valerie jarrett for her powerful voice and passion that she has brought to this issue and that the entire administration has brought to this vexing issue. something that, in a moment of polarization and division and disfunction, has united communities from across the political spectrum and we're very grateful again to be part of this -- this discrete aspect of it. we want to thank and acknowledge jason furman and the council ever economic advisers who have done path-breaking work on this. and i want to thank my colleagues at the brennan center for justice, including several board members, tom jordy and emily spitzer and the members of our economic advisery board, some of whom you'll be hearing from shortly. as we all know and as you've heard, this is a singular moment in one of the most challenging issues facing our country and that has faced our country for years. this is a topic, of course, that has been at the center of american history, at the center of our concerns but in so many ways the magnitude of the proble has been hiding in plain sight. this is one of those

representatives and then went to the white house and met with officials there, including valerie jarrett, and eventually with the vice president of the united states, vice president biden. the members of team 26 chose to reid to washington, d.c., not only -- chose to ride to washington, d.c., not only for their personal reasons but to deliver petitions with a very clear message: that guns have no place on campuses. they have no place on school grounds. they have no safety reason to be there. in fact, they aagree vat the -- they adegree vat the danger of firearms and other kinds of perils on school property. they ride also on behalf of commonsense, sensible measures that can be achieved. and we have an obstacles here to achieve. that's what they said to us as we met with them in front of the capitol yesterday. their message was that we can save lives, that we can work together. we can get things done here across the aisle, 0e on a bipartisan basis. to do what 90% of the people want, which is universal background dhoak checks to keeps out of the hands of dangerous people and criminals. to

with that i'll turn it over to the senior adviser to the president, valerie jarrett. [ applause ] >> thank you, stephanie and good morning, everyone. welcome to the white house. we are delighted to have you here for what we believe will be a historic week focusing on re-entry around our country. i want to begin by recognizing our partners here today, the brennan center for justice as well as the american enterprise institute. good examples of how broad the political spectrum is focusing on this issue from the progressive to the conservative, all around the country people understand the need generally for criminal justice reform and specifically to make sure that the 600,000 people each year who return back to our communities can do so in a way that will allow them to become members of society, law-abiding members of society and eliminate the enormous recidivism rate we're seeing around the country. the president this week in his weekly address said it best, he said we know that simply locking people up doesn't make communities safer. it doesn't deal with the conditions that led peopl

i think about my dear friend, valerie jarrett, who is also a graduate of the law school. senior advisor and long-time friend of the president and first lady. i think of great games in the big house over many seasons with law school friends of more than 30 decades. i also think about lee bollinger, my first professor back in 1982, and he became dean of the law school and president of the university. and as you all know, he stood relentlessly in defense of affirmative action. and i think of my friend and president of the alumni association, steve grafton, a white dude from mississippi who navigated a largely white alumni association board to take an overwhelming position supporting affirmative action and opposing prop 2. then there are a lot of very personal moments for me, very poignant family moments which i'm going to share a bit with you all, because michigan has become a true legacy for my family. i think of my late mom, who became a huge wolverine fan. had not attended college but she adopted the university of michigan really as her alma mater. we would spend many aft

i think about my dear friend, valerie jarrett, who is also a graduate of the law school. senior advisor and long-time friend of the president and first lady. i think of great games in the big house over many seasons with law school friends of more than 30 decades. i also think about lee bollinger, my first professor back in 1982, and he became dean of the law school and president of the university. and as you all know, he stood relentlessly in defense of affirmative action and i think of my friend and president of the alumni association, steve grafton, a white dude from mississippi who navigated a largely white alumni association board to take an overwhelming position supporting affirmative action and opposing prop 2. then there are a lot of very personal moments for me, very poignant family moments which i'm going to share a bit with you all, because michigan has become a true legacy for my family. i think of my late mom, who became a huge wolverine fan. had not attended college but she adopted the university of michigan really as her alma mater. we would spend many afte

jarrett mass at the headlines and sports. >> the collective gasp.his coming from the bay area. stassen currie suffered a ankle injury that the win over the houston rockets. while the birds are far from being a one-man wrecking crew, the team needs pitching to win a second straight championship and this is why the warriors are handling the situation. they've only played one playoff game. it takes 16 wins to get the nba title. sequeira rolled his right ankle to the end of the first half on saturday. i don't see a scenario where all the scenario where i'll be out, but he also knows that the leaking number two. obviously if it's not right and about risk of further injury, that's the only thing we have to worry about. you don't want anything more serious to happen. head coach agrees and he's the one who makes a decision whether or not he will be playing a game number two. steve kerr says will not let them play if there's risk of making it worse and we hope is in the playoffs for the next couple of months. we don't want to take any chances. can the warrio

jarrett match with all the anticipation. >> a big game tonight and this afternoon. you have cable tv or satellite package because tonight's basketball championship will not be shown on broadcast tv. it is a battle between east coast teams. villanova will pay the championship game since 19 it's either the wildcats upset georgetown. underdogs at 2.5 points against north carolina tar heels playing for their sixth title overall in their first in seven years. the tar heels win tonight to mark the third national championship at carolina for judge roy williams and i would move him past legendary tar heels coach dean smith. big game tonight. just a coincidence the 2016 baseball season schedule was released for last year's playoffs. the first time the two teams met in the world series the previous year of a dopamine night. the kansas city royals last night jumped out to a four nothing made on the new york mets just like the world series. they held on to beat new york last night. the stadium was for-3. seven more games on today's major league this fall schedule with an early

gregg: i'm gregg jarrett in for bill hemmer.win the nomination and pen more importantly, win the general election.

. >> article in vanity fair israeli jarrett describes al sharpton as as one of president obama's closestm talking about police brutality. i think we have it here. >> take a look. >> offing the pig. ' they got pigs back here. you ain't offed off of them. i believe what i do. what do you believe in. >> played footage on watters world. we said we reached out to al sharpton. we haven't looked back. o'reilly taught me if somebody doesn't get back to you, you go to them. we had the national action conference here in new york. so i went to the conference and asked al, you know, what's going on with this? i think we have it here. >> we have footage of you saying off crackers and off pigs. would you like to apologize for that? >> you don't have footage saying that you had where i said that a guy was -- they were talking about offing pigs and i said you ain't going to do nothing. and i mocked him. >> talked about. >> wait a minute. wait a minute. now you are changing. >> i actually have the transcripts right here. >> no. i watched the film i don't say in any of that. what did i was mock the guy. a