the sentiment he immediately captivated the imagination of tools on it was john kelly substantial attention was vulnerable to the greats. in the beginning the season unless it's interesting to conceiving to rest by hundreds of bandits in three years. sheesh and the governor often and problems. some of the memorial to him for adults while warning that on the thousand mile plains man on man to man. and its controlled find common cause that day. isn't it nice to touch the rays. centuries. no one to be able to stop them once the families and young county and the wrongs and kidnapped by bandits. three you will. four times a year the dispute is one rich man in particular that you see our county seems tunes joseph alerts and counting he was the wealthiest of the game. with all these bandits the solution was to build an impregnable fortress and to build a force winds to one house to safeguard his wealth . simon explained his plan to choose the phone. abt tool of destruction. but going beyond anyone's imagination. even the pots going in and also the council the specially designed. i did the team to

one that took place in the two clubs in the backroom intrigue also surrounds the resignation of john kelly the eu former health commissioner in twenty twelve it's alleged an associate approach the tobacco industry for millions on the promise that dolly would change european tobacco regulations even today it's unclear if that's true or not. still the eu says it's now cleaned up its act. transparency international's report says the eu is failing to protect anti corruption whistleblowers the eu disputes that finding. serve pork itself is as we are the institution has progressed moon rules. but transparency international says the eu needs to set up a register of lobbyists and eu voters are also skeptical. a recent poll found that more than half of them things eu politicians are corrupt right as i read this edition of the journal of bread dough i so want to live. a new each. i know. they should do so the weekend's security o'neill but that i can not find it on. and all the kids out on a hot coffee or hot guam. watch out . tough well today from france twenty four. a live debate on top of the day

from the developer john kelly from your back and they had to refer to the current peak we sat with the master appears in the media anything attached to his sisters he has two crescent that there is no investigation involving him that the chairman of the commission to look innocent this evening that they were referred to as a response to their eco team but he rejects any assertion that they treat it like a critique it was very nice to look at the scene is nonsense for tomorrow's meeting will have to seek the management of the hack a turning up michael fitzgerald. well here in the loop and present my convenience and a mass health care workers as part of his state visit he spoke about its price. it's the last round of the events with the marigolds embossed onto the trains the role of young people in shape in europe's future. i share a webcam at city hall from the maryland bar stamp set. she'll either stop cooking baking biscuits for the president to rally the eighties and gentlemen the president of lions michael d higgins and sabina higgins said that he gets here. i feel like he is bringi

his name was john kelly, a tammany man and the son of irish immigrants. he rose in reply to whitney. >> the rights of no class can be assailed without enteenagerring the rights of all -- endangering the rights of all. the persecutor of today when intolerance has started on its disastrous course will inevitably become the victim of tomorrow. >> even as the nation was splitting aart over slavery parts of the north were bitterly divided over immigration, religion and the very meaning of what it meant to be an american. and in that battle, tammany hall was on the side of toleration and pluralism. a tapmany resolution passed during the height of the know-nothing movement made its position clear. >> can we declare that the greatness and glory of this republic have been materially advanced by the energy patriotism of a large parse of its -- portion of its citizens of foreign birth. >> this was a statement of principle at a time when large segments of the population believed that immigrants were the bane of the nation, a drain on the country's resources and an in

that video courtesy of john zhu kelly. we love him around here.s are looking good right now. wherever you're headed, bring your coat with you. that deceptive sunshine will continue. as we progress throughout the remainder of the day, sun and clouds in san jose. i want to show you the various shots across the bay area. lingering clouds in sunol, but you're just about entirely clear. and we are crystal clear at this hour in san rafael. the temperatures are chilly. upper 50s to low 60s right now, and we're only headed towards the mid-60s, even in the warmest cities across the bay. 66 for the east bay. 65 in the south bay, and about 63 in the north bay. fogging up early as we progress throughout the morning hours. that fog will be thick, now that we have that remnant moisture on the ground, from the showers that did come through. cool sunshine, decreasing wind for today. as we head through your wednesday, low clouds and fog early. then by thursday, that cool air mass will remain, and we have showers returning to the forecast, as of thursday night into

." >> coast guard commandant and john kelly testified on capitol hill tuesday about u.s. anti-drug trafficking efforts. they appeared before two house subcommittees for an hour and 5 minutes. >> subcommittees will come to order. let's start by recognizing myself and the ranking member. actually our ranking member is not here. i'll recognize myself and my fellow co-chairmen, mr. hunter, and then to the ranking member on that subcommittee. we are pleased to have this hearing today. without objection, the members of the subcommittee can submit their opening remarks for the record. and now i yield myself as much time as i may consume to present my opening statement, and i want to start first and foremost by thanking my colleague, chairman duncan hunter, of the transportation and infra surkt subcommittee on the coast guard and mary time transportation and his staff for working with me and my time to convene today's timely and important hearing on confronting transnational drug smuggling and an assessment of our strategy and regional partnerships. recently the u.n. issued a rep

and that's our news cast on this monday night and he signed with kelly and john lynn thanks for watching we'll see you soon. i do. i mean. he sees contact century also the only home. first two. two explosions at its peak. and. did. do. to this do. it was. i studied and tried to medical school says so. the british school system and absolutely in some western guidance family. this not really in any case i'm terrified. this shift and change. who are a lot like cats who has three nine era i guess the arab american idol are a lot of my influence if you look into where you can see i wanted to post again. i get a positive statement with the kids have him. the new middle east at least ten times through them i really feel that the women are the most resilient and surface winds and they are the ones left to pick up the pieces. i think they're beautiful. every silly and embarrassed her. i like to try a train back to the flak that he and the strike as opposed to the site and tried to help. they have heard a splash area. i hope you and then we can have this basket for an end. it's it's really a good

john, this does not appear to be an april fools' joke. >> not at all, kelly. you saw an interesting combination of emotions from the president. on the one hand he and his aides and congressional delegates were happier than i have seen them since the night he won re-election but he also let loose his exasperation at his critics who are trying to deny people health care. the bottom line is he was able to say the debate over repealing this law is over. and that i think is the significance of what happened last night. by getting to 7.1 million enr l enrollees once you have the federal and state marketplaces, that doesn't mean they've resolved all the questions about the financial viability of the exchanges, but the odds that they will viable in the end, that they will remain part of american life for a long time have gone up, kelly. >> john harwood, thanks very much. so is the debate over? let's bring in congressman morgan griffith from the house energy and commerce committee. he was just inside the gm committee. while we have you we want your thoughts on what you

senators john mccain, lindsey graham and kelly ayotte demanding the obama administration who briefed former u.n. ambassador susan rice before she appeared on five sunday shows. senator ayotte joins us. nice to see you. >> great to see you, greta. >> the letter was sent last night. >> it was sent also before we got these emails. >> now these emails. tell me now what you you are thinking. >> here is what i am thinking, unfortunately what we suspected from the beginning. you have -- look at the talking points, number one. the talking points that were issued never mentioned a video. the word video is nowhere in those talking points. >> emanated from where, the cia? >> that came from the cia. the ones that were flawed because they omitted the reference to al qaeda so they were flawed in and of themselves but there is no reference to a video and we always said where did the video reference come from? now we know it came from the white house. ben rhodes, the email that went to top president obama advisors, david plouffe, jay carney, and wassoused to prep susan rice. >> do you know that they

makes the world view east africa has always been about you the region's craig kelly was likely to reach the cradle of humanity. john bolton is like this one the men in my crate and central india. rearrange trilogy the flora and fauna that the few hundred years the new and rejuvenation occurred again in east africa this time through technology some say an internet revolution is underway in africa. it's cold is a broadband internet than centered on kenya. you know he places it. but the stuff because i found them. it's indian ocean port city of mombasa is linked to the various submarine internet cables that connect africa europe and asia. move but based development bank of southern africa specializes in financing africa's information communications technology sector. memphis old as the ict sector. the cables and does dishes and devices that connect people to the internet means to me that the us we are both experienced in addition to the next six. one hopes that they are the works the table is the sequel money to the uk the east coast of africa. and the envisaged the clinton took able to achieve it says that exists for

business community concerns about these caps on deductibles and our colleague, megyn kelly, asked house speaker john boehner to explain it. >> there's probably been eight or nine changes to obamacare. the president's actually signed into law. this being one of them. what this says is, if you're a small employer and you have a high deductible and a high co-pay plan, that there are caps under obamacare to get rid of almost all these plans. this took the cap away. >> reporter: leading democrats say they hope this is a sign that the gop is changing its approach. >> maybe it's a sign that they really will in the end try to work with us to try to make improvements to a very important bill which we have always said will always need to be perfected. >> reporter: house speaker john boehner says he wants to protect the american people while still working to repeal obamacare. gretchen? >> mike emanuel live on capitol hill, thank you. the obama administration making yet another change to the president's signature law. but are politics in play? a lot of criticism when it was announced medicare recipients would f

. >> breaking news on the ira scandal, speaker john boehner is here in a kelly file exclusive and thewent to heaven. >> i lifted up and i looked down. mom was in one room, you we

. >> breaking news on the ira scandal, speaker john boehner is here in a kelly file exclusive and the new film about a little boy who went to heaven. >> i lifted up and i looked down. mom was in one room, you were in another room yelling at god. >> he's here with his parents live. >> breaking tonight, new reaction after the u.s. supreme court refuses to hear a case. welcome to the kelly file. i'm megyn kelly. allowing a 2013 mexico supreme court ruling to stand. that decision finding that the christian owners of a photography company do not, do not have the right to refuse the commitment serm commitment ceremony same-sex couple. in refusing to hear this case, our next guest argues we may be seeing president that stretches far behind this one state. a lot of folks had been waiting to see whether the u.s. supreme court would take up this case today, tony. they said they would not, that allows this ruling to stand, and, you know, by any standard this is a blow to those like yourself who have been fighting for sort of a religious freedom argument when it comes to discrimination against ga

. >> patrick kelly is the director of the john paul ii shrine. >> he is able to lay that groundwork andell president carter about the situation in poland which he was intimately familiar with. and then president reagan comes to office and that relationship blossoms. john paul ii and president reagan shared convictions that communism could be overturned in central and eastern europe. >> central message of all time is not hatred, but love. >> the election of ronald reagan marked the beginning of one of the closest relationships between a pope and a president. >> these great issues, they were very much on the same page. this great country and this great church are going to try our best to bring freedom. >> what was it about the relationship between john paul and ronald reagan that made it work so well? >> i think they genuinely liked each other. and i think they had a deep sense of mutual commitment to freedom. >> both of them loved life. they loved people. they love the outdoors. both had been actors. they were both underdo igs, you might say. >> having convinced john paul of that, he was

he has always been about refuel the region's craig kelly was likely the age of humanity john bolton is like this one mike richardson has been a real range geology top of the flora and fauna that the few hundred units when you are interested in actually occurred again in east africa this time and technology. some say the internet revolution is underway in africa. it's cold is a broadband internet them centered on kenya. i know. he places it. but the stuff because i found them. it's indian ocean port city of mombasa is linked to the various submarine internet cables that connect africa to europe and asia the johannesburg based development bank of southern africa specializes in financing africa's information communications technology sector. memphis old as the ict sector the cables and so does dishes and devices that connect people to the internet means that he left the us we are both experienced an admission that the next six. one hopes that the underwater sea cables siegelman into the uk the east coast of africa. and the physician said continental cable. she makes is that exists for tha

john garamendi. >> thank you, mr. chairman. general kelly, your testimony indicates that you are basically pulling your assets out of the caribbean area. what percentage of your total budget is consumed by guantanamo ? >> you mean that detainee ops at guantanamo? >> yes. >> it is a separate budget. it is a very separate mission. i own it, and we do it really well. it is a separate budget, but it is about -- we spent just for the detainee ops right at about 1,204,000,000. of course, as you know, we are tenants on the biggest donor. just by being there we don't have to buy electricity. $124 million is a good, round figure. >> our task is to make choices about how we spend our taxpayers' money. soak guantanamo and the continuation of it is expensive. that is money that might have been spent elsewhere. let's start about the deployment of uav for patrol. you mentioned to a coppers off the coast of california and other places. what used -- what is the use or the potential of using uav to increase your patrol capacity? lets start. it. >> we will ta

east africa has always been about refuel the region's craig kelly was like eating into the cradle of humanity. john bolton is like this one but nothing like richardson took him to rearrange trilogy the flora and fauna every few hundred years. new and rejuvenation are occurring again in east africa is time to take a look. some say the internet revolution is underway in africa. its coal is a broadband internet than centered on kenya. i know. as joker fee places. the stuff it's indian ocean city of mombasa is linked to the various submarine internet cables that connect africa europe and asia the johannesburg based development bank of southern africa specializes in financing africa's information communications technology sector. in short as the ict sector. the cables and so does dishes and devices that connect people to the internet and tv that yes we are both experienced an admission that the next six. one hopes that the underwater scene tables that seat going into the uk the east coast of africa. and the envisaged that includes mental cable. she makes is that exists for that occasional of ict product

john boehner confirmed with megyn kelly that he's actually set to have lawmakers plan to press the justiceider a criminal case against ex-irs official lois lerner and it seems as though being fired wouldn't even do it for him. take a look. >> i don't care who is going to be fired. i want to know when is going to jail. the fact is that the irs, there are specific laws that protect taxpayers and force the irs to comply with the law. somebody at the irs violated the law, whether it was lois lerner or not, we'll find out. >> they balked a wide range of things, from immigration to benghazi. it was interesting that speaker boehner was forth coming in saying the myth that progressive groups were targeted is not true. >> right. if you look on-line, you can read all about it. none of them were. however action all those right-leaning organizations, tea party in the name, freedom, they all got cracked down on. lois lerner was heading up that department out in that state at the irs at the time and so it's interesting, apparently tomorrow the house ways and means committee will send this letter to the

john paul ii? and what does it mean to have a devotion to him. >> a very special man. a very special place. and a very special ceremony tomorrow. patrick kellyexecutive director of the shrine, we thank you. >> thank you, eric. >> and of course you all can join us tomorrow as pope john paul xxiii and pope john paul ii are declared as saints. we'll have this coverage all starting at 4:00 a.m. in the morning. so set alarm or siri or whatever you use right here on the fox newschannel. should be a remarkable historical and spiritual event. >> something worth watching for sure and taking a part of. well, with the weather trying to get warmer in certain places it might be a good idea to check your tires. consumer reports will join us with lot of useful tips to keep you safe on the roads. that's coming up next. >> plus, the obama administration encouraging nonviolent prisoners to apply for early release. what's behind the move. that's coming up as well. >> i'm pleased to announce a department of justice initiative to encourage qualified inmates to have their sentences commuted or reduced by the president of the united states. throwing in 0 fuel rewa

now get $400 off all john deere four-wheel-steer lawn tractors at a dealer near you. >>> first, on the "kellywin in the courts for a major u.s. company that say causing the obama administration of targeting them in a multi billion-dollar political retaliation lawsuit. a federal judge now opening the door for standard and poors to prove its being punished by the feds for downgrading u.s. doubt to aa plus in 2011. trace gallagher has the latest, trace? >> reporter: and the judge's rulings, megyn, means s&p could be one step closer to being able to question former treasury secretary tim gitner under oath. the big rating agencies pumped up the housing bubble by giving good ratings to the mortgage-backed securities that turned out to be toxic leading to the financial crisis. but the feds are only suing s&p for fraud. s&p claims lawsuit is retaliation for downgrading the credit rating. they say there is no evidence of retaliation but now a california judge disagrees saying s&p's evidencediscriminatory intent is circumstantial but sufficient. they are getting documents about a phone call. the ceo of

kelly xbox from classmates. she expects too much on those meetings einstein in down about ten days ago when a lover of it on with john kerry. we didn't get much of herself and that they just both gave their opinions and danny see any concrete results. it's hard to expect this time round to be very different but it will also depend very much depend on what the pro union government will do right now your reaction to what's happening in the east of the house said they had made official status saying that they will um considered. they don't have taken up arms as anti they're saying the anti measures against those that do not want to say they will not stand by and not do any this time when when others were just a side taking over official buildings when they are trying to declare independence each on sale and the rush as tom does mention hasn't made a lot of warnings on tv and reading about this not to take any action to halt its top note your preparations. so i think it will really depend on what ukraine will do they have very critical decisions to make in the next couple of days they have already detained many people ov

kelly. no evidence that the governor knew anything. now johno the point where i'm seriously concerned he's become a prosecutor. yes, there was some good work. now you have to be measured and reasonable. you have to be fair. that's what we're really concerned about. >> i want to get liz in here. >> let me jump in as the democrat here. i think if the republicans try to pull out here, it will look like a continuation of the whitewash that we saw with the joke that was randy mastro's report. and i think the release of all the raw materials from the mastro report confirmed that christie's governor's office was functionally operating as a political office. it was the worst of a mixture of keystone cops and tammany hall. my question to you is don't you think that the people of new jersey deserve to know really what was behind this list of 117 mayors? if the governor knew about it? two, especially, don't you think the citizens of new jersey and people that you represent, people in westfield. don't they deserve to know if the services they receive were

released some of those documents that john wisniewski had been poring over, and when they released those documents and the story blew up and people like bridget kelly started getting fired in trenton, and the governor finally stopped mocking people for covering this story and finally started apologizing for it instead, then the legislature constituted a new committee, a bipartisan committee from both the senate and the house and they hired the a pro chief counsel to try to make sure they did it right, to liase with federal prosecutors, so they could both go on without stepping on each other's toes. but apparently they have been stepping on each other's toes. john wisniewski, he has been defending the existence of that investigation and the importance of that investigation ever since the investigatory committee was first formed. >> let me remind everybody that our team had a genesis in the port authority, its lack of transparency and accountability. it is only because of the meticulous work that was patiently done that we followed the evidence that led us into the governor's office. having arrived there, it would be a disservice to ourselves is and

john, you know this guy? what's in your wallet? >>> thanks for staying with us, i'm bill o'reilly in the kelly file segment tonight.ton, kid stabbing a number of his classmates in pennsylvania. vicious attack in detroit now being labeled a hate crime. as we told you on monday steve utash tree trimmer attacked by a group of black men after his truck hit a 10-year-old child. mr. utash stopped to help the boy whose leg was broken and he was jumped by the mob. here to update megyn kelly see her on the factor. mr. utash is still in the hospital, i understand, in the hospital? >> yes. is he clinging to life and has severe wounds and he is expected it survive right now but he is in the medically induced coma. by all accounts, it was in the his fault that he hit the boy. the boy stepped out in front of his truck and did he the right thing. he stopped out to try to help him. gets jumped by 10 to 12 people. five of them have been charged. one of them has been charged with a hate crime, which is the update today. >> state hate crime? >> right. >> which is different than federal hate crime. >> that's right. it's a state matter

john harwood has the details for us from the nation's capital. >> reporter: kelly, the new sanctionst agreement to de-escalate between the united states, russia, the eu and ukraine a couple of weeks ago was worthless because russia wasn't interested in de-escalating at all. so what's now happened is seven additional individuals close to vladimir putin, though not putin himself, 17 entities close to some of those people and people who had been sanctioned earlier, are also subject to sanctions. the united states is barring the export of some high-tech defense equipment to russia, which might contribute to their military capabilities, and jack lew, the treasury secretary, told our andrea mitchell this afternoon that this is an attempt, even though they haven't deterred russia so far, to gradually increase the pressure. >> these are very important sanctions. they are sanctioned that will get their attention. i think that our goal is to move in a systematic way in, a careful way, in a way that also gives them a chance to change their policy and take a different course. our goal here is ob

john goglia former national transportation safety board official. if you're just joining us, still not able to verify if it's been found. ou for joining us. i'm megyn kelly. this is "the kelly file." >> we met at a dance, he was the first person who ever kissed me. i almost fainted from excitement. >> he packed up mother and me and moved out to odessa, texas. and i always have admired him for his pioneering spirit. >> our dad is probably the sweetest person you would meet. he is very kind and good and old fashioned. >> it is amazing how he lives, by his actions. >> he is modest. there is a difference. >> he is not perfect and no one is. but amazingly he is as close as you can get. >> he was the only dad who could catch baseball straight behind his back. he was a cool dad. >> the family of the 41st president of the united states shares intimate stories only they can tell. welcome to a bush family album. i'm brit hume. while historians and journalists will both praise and criticize the president, the family remembers him first and foremost, a loving family man, a man with a servant's heart. on this program, a peek into the bush family. you will hear from b

john goglia former national transportation safety board official. if you're just joining us, still not able to verify if it's been found. ou for joining us. i'm megyn kellyance, he was the first person who ever kissed me. i almost fainted from excitement. >> he packed up mother and me and moved out to odessa, texas. and i always have admired him for his pioneering spirit. >> our dad is probably the sweetest person you would meet. he is very kind and good and old

john paul iii tomorrow morning, expected to draw more than 2 million worshippers. our amy kellogg is streaming live from rome with more details. hi, amy. >> reporter: hi, kelly.l, as it stands, there are more than 10,000 saints in the catholic club. but many of them are distant historical figures, kelly. so one of the reasons -- one of the many reasons the event tomorrow will be so exciting, these men to be officially made saints are really big stars of the catholic church. and is so many people, particularly john paul ii. a double papal is history making but elevating two popes to sainthood as only two have officially been recognized as the holiest of holy in the past years is significant. so that's why there are a lot of people very eager to get into position for tomorrow's ceremony on saint peter's square. john paul ii, who lived through enormous personal tragedy, having lost his mother and only brother by the time he was 12, and then living under nazi occupation first, communism later. he was a hero to so many people as he traveled the world to make himself accessible to various communities, and for how he kept working with grace throughout the debilitati

kelly. familiar names. stepien and among those who did not talk to lawyers. as early as this week as it calls its first witness in for testimony. joining me now is democratic assemblyman johne. thanks for coming on. let me start with the subpoenas. you have opened the door that you may subpoena governor christie. can you give us any more details on that possibility? >> precisely what i said, we're not going to rule anybody out. it's far too early in the process to say a person, no matter what office they hold, is off limits. we do have a number of people interested in calling and it's based on thousands of documents we've received. a lot of people have made much out of the two subpoenas thwarted by the court. >> stepien and bridget kelly? >> correct, correct. so we now have a lot of material that we now have questions to ask people. >> and there seem to be quite a few questions out there. one in particular, the transcripts -- >> the lack of transcripts -- >> yeah, the sort of watercolor impressions of the interviews conducted. suggest david wildstein was telling christie's top people, this is according to mike duhain who was interviewed by gibbs & dunn. that bridget kelly

john, we may never know why -- with all due respect, we didn't know what thand. there's one e-mail that says time for traffic problems in ft. lee. we can't say why bridgett kelly't seem to want to know who told her. you want to shut it down. >> and you want to -- no. >> let's -- >> your mission is to protect the governor's office. >> and your mission is to try prove that the governor did something. >> i want to know why bridgett kelly sent the e-mail. you don't want to do know that. >> everybody wants to know that. but there's a very large possibility we will not find out. what in the judge comes back this week and says no, we doesn't have to testify. what do we do? >> we'll cross that bridge when we get to. >> there's another bridge rerns. i want to thank you all. >>> coming up, it is the finale of what we have been building towards all season long, the "up against the clock" tournament of champions. we'll crown a national champion. don't go anywhere. gotta get going. gotta be good. good? good. growth is the goal. how do we do that? i talked to ups. they'll help us out. new technology. smart advice. we focus on the business and they take care of the logistics

kelly ayotte. campaign for him when he won the special election. she was not even in office at that point. beight at his rally will former governor john h sue new unu.-- john h. sun that is a very key signal that he is going to have a lot of the old-line establishment republicans behind him, but what is interesting is that even among those in the base who would naturally disagree with him on a lot of issues, whether social issues or his position on guns, which is a real problem in the republican primary, these are folks who just want a chance to beat jeanne shaheen. had scott brown gotten into the race last summer, i think you would have seen a lot more conservative pushback, but i think he's getting is so late, and the candidates who are more conservative are not getting it done, so he is like a white knight. l, thank youpindel for giving us your thoughts on this race to come. coming up next, we will be talking about the budget that is being debated on the floor this week with both parties. representativeth john yarmouth, democrat from kentucky. schock.r, aaron we will be right back. >> the whole number of the electorate to vote for