discrimination, but roy wilkins was out there in front at that time as a newspaper editor in kansas city, missouri. in the kansas city call. he later joined the naacp. but i would characterize him as a man of great courage, a lot of common sense, and a sense of destiny in knowing that he wanted to go to a certain place, he wanted to bring his people to a certain place. and he seemed to have a sense of certainty about doing what he was setting out to do. >> roy wilkins was born in st. louis, missouri, in 1901. his mother died when he was 5 years old and he and his brother and sister went to live with an aunt and uncle in st. paul, minnesota. he grew up in a community with only a handful of blacks. he attended mostly white public schools and spent his time mostly with white friends. wilkins was an excellent student and from early on his writing was powerful and clear. when he went to the university of minnesota in 1919, he joined the staff of the daily newspaper. after graduating, wilkins owned and edited the black newspaper in kansas city, missouri. he stayed there until he joined the staff of the

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. >> bret: tonight from kansas city, missouri, a town hall with howard schultz and his vision for theure of america ♪ ♪ >> good evening from the grand hall of power and light here in kansas city the site of the first fox news town hall of the 2020 election season. i'm bret baier. >> martha: good evening, everybody from kansas city i'm martha mccallum as you saw in that introduction, he has not yet declared his candidacy but former starbucks ceo howard schultz is already causing political waives as he considers a third party run for the white house. >> bret: he has been accused of being a political spoiler already, but he says he is offering a different choice. we will get intery much. thank you for fox, thank you for all being here. it's great to be in kansas city. it's a real honor. thank you so much. >> martha: thank you, howard. we want to jump right in. we have a great crowd here. we will let them do a lot of the talking tonight. our first question comes from john brungart who i believe is right behind us over here. hello, john, what's your question? >> hi, john. >> mr. schultz, c

and in 2013, 14 people were hurt when buildin caught fire in kansas city, missouri. a good time to remind you, the word from officials is if you wherever you are immediately and call 911.xp let theerts handle it. jim, doreen, back to you. >> all right, leon, thank you. >>> new at 11:00, the cause of this deadly townhome fire in chesapeake beach last week will remain undetermined. thearyland state fire marshal just finished his hiinvestigati. office believes that the fire was sparked by discarded cigarette in the mulch. small winds helped to fuel those flames. a woman and her granddaughter were killed here. the fire displaced a dozent families and caused a million dollars' worth of dama>. tonight we're hearing from drivers who witnessed that devastating crash involving a prince georges county school bus and a tractor trailer. this dash cam video shows the moment of impact. it appears the tractor trailer ran aht red l some 15 seconds after the light turned red. one woman died. several others were injured. this all unfolded this morning here on branch avenue and serratt

." >> today's contestant, tony mcgrail, is from kansas city, missouri, and all he has to do is answerll get a check for $1 million. how about we play "who wants to be a millionaire"? [cheers and applause] [dramatic music] [cers and plse i like it. >> yeah. >> i like the energy. >> this is a good crowd. >> this is a good crowd. you better--you better light these people up. >> [chuckles] >> a million dollars would do it. >> i'll do my best. >> all right, that's all you gotta do: face these 14 questions, get up there to that million dollars. three lifelines are there if you need them along the way. let's keep this crowd and this energy going. let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] [dramatic musical flourish] all right, $500. that's where we will start. often found in fancy restaurants, by definition, which of these things is true about a sous-chef? >> so i've been to a few restaurants in my day. >> yep. >> i think i know what this is. i think it's d, final answer. >> i've been to a few olive gardens as well. that's right! [laughter] [cheers and applause] they h

." >> our returning contestant, john bakarish, from kansas city, missouri has banked $30,000, but onlying. can he make it to the million? we're about to find out on "who wants to be a millionaire" [dramatic music] ♪ show. you ready to play today? [cheers and applause] john, welcome back. it's good to have you. we had to stop yesterday in the middle of what turned out to be a fantastic game, and you got right to the cusp of that $50,000 threshold. >> i'm ready. >> are you? well, that's where we start today. you have $30,000 in the bank and this next one, obviously, the pivotal move in this game. getting to $50,000 guarantees you that money and a free look and a free shot at $100,000. so, nervous at all? you don't seem like you even care. >> oh, yeah, i was nervous. i was really worried about my lunch choices earlier, early in the game, but now i'm pretty well... >> calm, cool, collected. >> i'm calm. >> all right. >> i'm ready to go. >> well, you still have that plus one behind you.... >> i do. >> if you need it here, or as we head up to that million dollars. let's get back to your game

. >> martha: that is "the story" tonight from kansas city, missouri. tucker is up next. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening, and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." for months and months all the little democratic party mouthpieces you see on television, which is pretty much all of them, lectured you about how there was absolutely no crisis on the mexican border. and you have to be some kind of white nationalist freak to think otherwise. those caravans they told you were a racist mirage. everything is fine, shut up and obey or we will kick you off youtube. now suddenly you are not hearing many people say that it's too obviously untrue. it's a lie too implausible even for cable news. everyone knows our immigration system is a joke. all of central america understands that show one a minor in tow and you are in. we can never make

i'm bret baier coming to you from kansas city, missouri where in a half an hour we will bring you a live town hall meeting with perspective independent presidential candidate howard schultz. we'll set that up in a report from peter doocy, shortly. as you look at the hall here. there appears, meantime, to be some movement backwards in president trump's threat to shut down the border with mexico. the presiden president is now gg the southern neighbor more time to do better. at least that's what we think. chief white house correspondent john roberts starts us off tonight. >> thank you. >> president trump again dialed back any imminent closing of the border. instead, laying down ultimatum to mexico. do something about migrants and drugs flowing into the united states or face tariffs in addition to closing the border. >> i don't play games. i will do it. so we are doing it to stop people. we're going to give them a one-year warning. and if the drugs don't stop or largely stop, we're going to put tariffs on mexico and products, in particular cars. and if that doesn't stop the drugs, we close t

meantime, michael knowles with the daily wire spoke at the university of kansas city missouri with policea student who is wearing a mask and tried to spray in odorous substance. watch. greg: wow. i don't know what i just saw. it could not of been good. you speak at a lot of colleges don't you? >> he wouldn't text me back. greg: he was 17. >> 18 and up and only. do not accuse me of a crime on television. i actually wrote about this ben shapiro thing for national review. believe it or not, ben shapiro complaint may not have been even the most ridiculous complaint that a student file. another student file the report because they saw that someone had been playing hangman on a whiteboard and they used the word south. >> south, whiteboard, hangman, i get it. >> the word south. i am dead serious. this is something that they thought needed the administration's attention. there is the kid i would hate to give directions to. i would say you had southeast, and he burst into tears. wait until you hear is about compasses. this college thinks that they're trained to give the students a comfortable lear

. >> dana: that's a good place to be, kansas city, missouri. i want to ask you about joe biden, the former vice president. he's not a candidate. he had this video yesterday apologizing for a misinterpretation of his intentions. watch this. >> social orders have begun to change. the boundaries of protecting personal space have been reset. i get it. i get it. i hear what they're saying. i understand it. i'll be much more mindful. that's my responsibility. my responsibility. and i'll meet it. >> dana: how much do you think all of this might hobble his initial decision -- i guess if he decides to get in the race, all signs point to that he plans to run for president. has this hobbled him a lot. is this something he can just brush aside and try to push forward? >> dana, i think that's yet to be answered. i think you're right. in this video, he says the closest thing to he's getting in, which is in coming weeks, i'll be talking about a lot of issues with you. kind of indicating that this is the beginning of a campaign. i have heard two different take

. >> by the time she was 21, emily moved 200 miles south to kansas city, missouri, working in a hair salon. one night in 2001, she went to a bar and a local boy famed alex fasina spotted her from across the room. >> and it's one of those like aha moments you might say. i was like, oh, i have to go talk to that girl. >> after a few dates, alex said he knew she was the one. >> what did you like about her? >> what didn't i? she was beautiful. she was very nice. she dressed impeccably. yeah, what didn't i? >> alex's mother joe anne knew something was happening when her son asked if he could bring emily to sunday dinner. >> he said, i have met someone and i would love to be able to bring her over so that you all can get to know her better. >> and you thought, well, here we go? >> yes, i did. >> back in boone, emily's family heard about the boy from kansas city. >> she called me up and said, i met this fella. he's italian and she said, you're going to love his family. they're louder than us. and she fell in love with the whole family immediately. >> emily's sister amy could see they were i

i'm bret baier coming to you from kansas city, missouri where in a half an hour we will bring you a liveependent presidential candidate howard schultz. we'll set that up in a report from peter doocy, shortly. as you look at the hall here. there appears, meantime, to be some movement backwards in president trump's threat to shut down the border with mexico. the presiden president is now gg the southern neighbor more time to do better. at least that's what we think. chief white house correspondent john roberts starts us off tonight. >> thank you. >> president trump again dialed back any imminent closing of the border. instead, laying down ultimatum to mexico. do something about migrants and

block helped grow the business in kansas city, missouri, to the global tax service provider.ed as president from 1962 until 1988 and as chairman until 2000. he was 96 years old. >>> one of the lenl dairy a dia cl here at abc 7. >> good morning. >> jim dunbar worked on kgo television and radio. he launched one of the first morning tv news and talk shows on channel 7 with a.m. san francisco in the mid-'60s. he made national headlines in 1969 when he spoke on the air with a man claiming to be the notorious zodiac killer. he anchored the news on kgo radio hoping to make it the number one rated station in the bay area for more than 30 years. he was inducted into the radio hall of fame in 1989 months before his retirement. jim dunbar was 89 years old. truly a legend and inspiration to all of us and a nice guy. >> all right. well, still to come, cars spinning doughnuts, guns, fireworks and the torching of a bus and truck. it was an oakland sideshow. >> the truck driver is talking about that night for the first time only with us. >>> do you have unclaimed money hiding in plain sight?

peter doocy's live in kansas city, missouri, with more. boy, we have learned a lot more in the last little bit here. break it down for us, peter. >> melissa, if you thought that joe biden was going to cut back on all the touching just because he said he was going to be more mindful and respectful of people's personal space, earlier this week, think again. the former vp kicked off his first public appearance since allegations surfaced against him with a hug and a joke. >> i just want you to know, i had permission to hug lonnie. [laughter] [cheers and applause] >> a few minutes later, the former vice president said more women might come forward with accusations against him, but that he's not exactly sorry for everything. >> i'm sorry i didn't understand more. i'm not sorry for any of my intentions. i'm not sorry for anything i've ever done. i've never been disrespectful and intentionally to a man or a woman. >> just hours before this appearance, a woman who says she was uncomfortable with her interactions with biden posted an op-ed demanding

. ♪ >> charles: you are looking live at kansas city, missouri.bucks eon potential 2020 independent presidential candidate howard schultz will join bret baier and martha mccown for a town hall. some democrats have accused schultz of being a spoiler but here's what he told fox in march. >> if you want to talk about spoiler, if the democrats decide in their wisdom to nominate a far left person who is professing policies that resemble that of a socialist, that will be the spoiler. in my view, donald trump will get reelected. >> charles: is he right or wrong? with me, democratic strategist richard goodstein. jenna alice. in vince from "the daily caller "the daily caller." there's got to be enticing for howard schultz. i thought he should've joined the democratic party but he is shaking things up, isn't he? >> he is in his criticism is spot on. if you get to the 2020 election and he has the idea that it becomes a referendum on socialism, donald trump wins. the president of the united states knows that. he said as much this week. he said we have to educ

. >> martha: that is "the story" tonight from kansas city, missouri. we will see you tomorrow night in new york. tucker is up next. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening, and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." for months and months all the little democratic party mouthpieces you see on television, which is pretty much all of them, lectured you about how there was absolutely no crisis on the mexican border. and you have to be some kind of white nationalist freak to think otherwise. those caravans they told you were a racist mirage. everything is fine, shut up and obey or we will kick you off youtube. now suddenly you are not hearing many people say that it's too obviously untrue. it's a lie too implausible even for cable news. everyone knows our immigration system is a joke. all of central america understands that show one a minor in tow and you are in. we can never make you leave. thousands arrive every day to exploit our weakness now. millions more are coming. turns out the average honduran migrants knows a lot more about our entire system than the entire lin

our own hillary vaughn is live inside the grand hall in kansas city, missouri where this just wrapped: hey, trish. well, howard schultz told this hall packed full of voters that he wants to run for president, but he's not going to make a final decision on a 2020 run until this summer. he has, though, decided who he's going to vote for. >> would you vote for joe biden? >> well, i'm going to vote for myself. reporter: schultz promising the room he is not a spoiler, even though democrats are worried a third party run would ruin their shot at the white house. schultz says if anyone is at risk, handing trump a second term, it's socialist democrats like current front-runner bernie sanders. >> if a democrat runs who resembles bernie sanders, who says he's a democratic socialist, donald trump is going to get re-elected. on the character issue alone, life-long republicans will not vote for bernie sanders. but they might vote for somebody who is independent, a centrist. reporter: the presidential hopeful painted himself as a middle of the road centrist who could bring both parties together to t

publicly criticized both 2020 democrats in the race but also president trump, but tonight here in kansas city, missourit schultz in the hot seat. the town hall airing on fox news channel at 6:30 p.m. tonight is hosted by bret baier and will feature questions from the audience. one topic on schultz's mind, immigration. last night, schultz took aim at the president, writing in a blog post posted on medium.com, president trump impulsive and ill-considered threat to close the border with mexico is a big mistake. schultz said that move wouldn't solve any immigration problems but just create a big economic problem. he says stalling exports at the border would not only hurt businesses and workers but also put about $600 billion worth of cross-border trade at a standstill. schultz says trump's threat is really just a way to score political points but tonight, schultz will try to score his own points with voters here in missouri. connell: hillary, thank you. the former starbucks ceo tonight on fox news channel. appreciate that. >>> now, the president giving mexico this one-year warning. that's the breaking stor

connell: thank you, hillary vaughn in kansas city missouri for us.ry's reporting to mr. schultz's town hall last night one of the things that he said, maybe, maybe the u.s. lost its best chance to get china to cooperate. i want you to listen to this. >> when president trump took the u.s. out of the the trans-pacifc partnership, that was a tremendous strategic mistake. there were 19 countries who were going to be part of that consortium. we would have been able to convince china to play by the rules. china is not an enemy of america. russia is an enemy of america. china is a fierce competitor. connell: forbes publisher rich carl guard on this. the competitor, rather than the enemy that has a lot of talking. i thought the tpp stuff was interesting, how the last campaign went down. nobody was for that by the time we got to the election, what do you make of howard schultz, particularly his approach on china here? >> first of all i think howard schultz, great american, entrepreneur, tremendous backstory, poverty from the outer boroughs of new york. steve

kansas city right now, todd? todd: good morning, guys. we are at the corner cafe here in kansas city. obviously a lot of opinions here in the missourisome of those opinions right now. we begin with david. david, he works in construction. he says it really frustrates him when all these individuals, politicians say there is no problem at the border. but they don't go to the border. why does that bother you? >> yeah. it's pretty frustrating whether you have politicians up in san francisco, new york, d.c. saying oh, there is no crisis at the border. yet, you have every border patrol agent, commissioner of the border patrol saying we have a problem down here. we need help down here. and obviously they don't care. that's pretty frustrating as an american. todd: dave, thank you. ben, similar thoughts. ben is pretty fired up about his business of construction. both of these guys work in construction. he says immigrants are vital to the construction business. they just have to come the right way. why do you say that? >> that's right. hispanic immigrants in particular are very big part of the labor force in general u you know, nobody should b

. >> well, that was howard schultz last night at the fox town hall in kansas city, missouri.tem really work in the united states. american veterans know the earn "fox & friends" co-host army veteran pete hegseth. you are all over this. this is one of your passions. you were heartened to hear that. pete: it was a good problem identification, right? if you say we are going to fix it, the devil is in the details. this president has gotten it right from day one. he has said give veterans choice. hold people accountable. make the system transparent. but, the reality is this is still -- there was a "wall street journal" op-ed this week that started a lot of this discussion. you like socialism? ask a veteran. the v.a. is government run socialized medicine. we pumped millions into this system and it hasn't made it better. steve: let's take a look by the numbers how big the v.a. is right now. over close to 400,000 full time employees, over 1200 healthcare facilities. 9.8 million vets using it in 2017. it is the second largest department in federal government. and, pete, when you look

protesters who screamed from the start of my lecture and it was a signal the university of missouri kansas cityancellor will not defend the values of liberal education, will not defend free exchange of ideas that will not defend their conservative students. shannon: the initial response was not well-received, the chancellor did follow up and pressured not to let you come, he did stand up for you in the sense that you were allowed to be there but we see this pattern a lot of places, university of buffalo, former secretary of state was coming to speak on campus wednesday night, the young democratic socialists of america put out a statement saying bryce is a torturer, liar and war criminal, the school should that dignify these actions with the title and platform. at taylor university, which is a christian university, mike pence speaking there for their commencement. there is a change.org petition saying he shouldn't be there because staff and current students will feel complicit in the trump administration's policies which are not consistent with the christian ethic of love we hold dear. >> this i

at least one person has been arrested at the university of missouri kansas city, protest erupted because knowles wanted to argue men and women are different. multiple people can be seen marching around yelling at him, interrupting and holding signs that read trans rights are human rights and trends men are men. someone launched an unidentified substance, police arrested the student, turns out the substance was lavender oil and other non-toxic items but the individual needs a stun gun because they didn't know whether the substance was dangerous or not. the district was charged with assault and other violations. the taliban's so-called fighting season begins as peace talks looked like they were gaining momentum. richardson with the latest. >> the taliban says it is beginning of spring offensive as it prepares for more peace negotiations for the trump administration. violences escalated this week in afghanistan. earlier three american soldiers were killed near bargain airbase north of kabul. you a special representative leaves discussions for the united states. he says the taliban spring of

. >> one bern arrested following a wild protest at university of missouri kansas city.ael knolls wanted to argue, brace yourself that, men are not women. update from him in a minute. first, to set the scene, jeff paul is here with video from what happened. how was it? >> tucker, knolls a conservative columnist was invited to give a electric dur by two republican groups including young americans for freedom. that sparked a protest anongs the students outside and inside the room. multiple people can be seen marching around yelling at knolls, interrupting him, holding signs that read trans rights are human rights. and trans men are men. and then at one point some one launched what at the time was unidentified substance at knolls. [all yelling at the same time] [screaming] >> month lease arrested student gerard debue, the substance was lavender oil and other nontoxic liquids, but they used a stun gun not knowing if it was dangerous of the school chancellor said his views do not reflect the university's commitment to diverse it a and intrusion, but they maust maintain a safe

tucker: at least one person has been arrested following a wild protest at the university of missouri kansas city. the protest occurred because a writer named michael knowles wanted to argue that, brace yourself now, that men are not women. update from him in just a minute, but fox correspondent jeff paul is here with video from what happened. jeff? how was it? >> yeah, tucker, a noted conservative columnist was invited to give a lecture by two republican groups, including young americans for freedom. that sparked a protest amongst some students both outside and inside the room. multiple people can be seen marching around, yelling at knowles, interrupting him, holding signs that read "trans rights are human rights" and "trans men are men." someone launched what was at the time an unidentified substance at knowles. police arrested student gerard to boot. turns out the substance was lavender oil and other nontoxic household liquid spirit but the police say the police tackled and used a stun gun not knowing if the substance was dangerous. the school chancellor has said in part in a statement that no

there was a signal at the university of missouri kansas state city that the chancellor will not defendideas on campus and will not defend their conservative students. >> i know because that initial response was not so well received, the chancellor said we're going the make this work. we do have people. and noted that he was pressured not to even to let you come. he said he stood up for you in a sense that you were allowed to be there. but this is a pattern we see a lot of places. university of buffalo, i believe it was. former secretary of state, condoleezza rice, was coming to speak on campus, i believe wednesday night. the young socialists of america said he's a torturer, a liar, a warlord. we have taylor university which is a christian evangelical university, vice president pence is coming there. and there's a change.org petition saying he shouldn't be there because students will feel come police it in the trump administration policy which we believe are not consistent with the christian ethic of which we hold dear. melissa? >> president trump, sorry, vice president pence is a textu

one person arrested for throwing a wild protest at university of missouri kansas city.ted, writer michael knolls wanted to argue that men and women are different. multiple people canning seen marching around yelling, interrupting him, holding signs that read trans rights are human rights. some one launched an unitched substance coming out of a super soaker, police arrested the person, but it was lavender oil, but they said they tackled the individual and used a stun gun, they couldn't know whether the substance us a dangerous or not at the time. the disruptor was charged with assault and other violations. fighting season begins as peace talks with u.s. looks like they were gaining momentum. state department correspondent rich idson with the latest. rich? >> good evening, shannon. the taliban says it's beginning the spring offensive as it begins for more peace negotiations with the trump administration. violence escalated in afghanistan, earlier in the week thee american soldiers with killed north ofca pul. but u.s. special septemberives lead discussions for the united s

cohen: was that in kansas city? the missouri deal? that was the j.c.c.? ms. hershenov: no. that wasn't a house. the recent j.c.c. ones were very troubled jewish israeli bomb threats. mr. cohen: there are not many cases. you cannot member when or where it was. ms. hershenov: there are not many cases in the u.s. recently. mr. cohen: ok. that's enough. we are running out of trying. if president trump came out after charlottesville and condemns neo-nazi's and klansmen, do you think it would have helped the atmosphere of people standing up and saying white nationalism is something bad? ms. hershenov: absolutely. the bully platform has to be used to tamp this down and to call out where we are seeing extremism. mr. cohen: when you say the bully platform, you are not talking about trump, but like teddy roosevelt. i understand that. the gentleman, mr. potts, let me ask you a question. twitter has an opportunity for people to report a tweet if they think is abuseful or harmful or hurtful, etc. does facebook have that ability and do they make it easy to do? mr. nadler: the gentleman's

is obviously an outrage and terrify anybody who send ising their kids to the university of missouri kansas cityce against speakers and lecturer hes and students. i think people have to vote with their pocketbooks here because obviously. something is very, very rotten at the core of these universities. pete: you are right. michael knowles, thank you so much. the speaking tour did just get 10 campuses longer. we always appreciate having you. good enough. easter is right around the corner. palm sunday tomorrow. instead of candy, we have the best tech treats to fill those baskets. jedediah: these will not rot your kid's teeth. the cyberguy is joining us next. ♪ ♪ nothing says spring like fresh flowers, so let's promote our spring travel deal on choicehotels.com like this: (sneezes) earn one free night when you stay just twice this spring. allergies. or.. badda book. badda boom. book now at choicehotels.com. but allstate actually helps you drive safely... with drivewise. it lets you know when you go too fast... ...and brake too hard. with feedback to help you drive safer. giving you the power to act

established it started off in independence, missouri, outside of kansas city, and traversed the northern plains and finally ended up in the pacific northwest. the santa fe trail was established in 1836. actually fe trail was followed a path that had been established by native americans from time immemorial. that itcan see here starts here in independence, the same place as the oregon trail. and it went out through the southwest and terminated in santa fe, but is today santa fe, new mexico. what was important about this trail was that it linked to another trail that went from santa fe all the way down to mexico city. ad was essentially sort of path of trade goods between the north and south. something else that is unique about santa fe is that this was a place where native people from came to trade and sometimes intermarry with the pueblos that were established in this area. is other thing that i think useful to note about this map is seefor people wanting to santa fe or the oregon trail's, they came from the east, they could come on a series of canal networks that have been built in this

missouri. even for dallas and fort worth, kansas city, isolated severe storms.e at risk. when you get two days in a row with numerous thunderstorms you get some higher rainfall totals and the ground is already saturated. we have flash flood watches for 16 million people and a lot of you it's the same people. that's where all the problems will be. let's go over some airport problems. if you're traveling during the day today you're going out of dallas-ft. worth, especially this afternoon, some issues. already raining hard in kansas city. expect airport delays there. st. louis same for you. chicago more or less this afternoon will be some of your issues. denver it was 31 degrees and snowing about two hours ago. so you could have some delays there. minneapolis not quite as bad. light rain. anyone driving through the region some of the worst drives with those thunderstorms will be 44 from oklahoma city to st. louis. 35 as you head northward. chicago later today if you're driving anywhere in the rockies too you'll get some snow. snowing in about four states. chilly hi

. >>> a missouri man has been charged with targeting tom brady during january's game in kansas city. the chiefs fan allegedly aimed a laser pointer at brady on the field. he's charged with disturbing the peace and could face a year in jail. >>> so what's the best city in the united states to live in? the new rankings are out from the u.s. news and world report. once again, austin, texas is number one followed by denver and colorado springs. then fayetteville, arkansas and des moines, iowa. the cities were evaluated on affordability, jobs, crime and health care. let us know on facebook if you agree with the list and if you're lucky enough to live in one of those places. >> austin is a good one. >>> coming up, the surprising announcement from magic johnson. >>> also ahead, bernie sanders reveals how much money he has and how he got so rich. >>> plus, important news this morning for anyone who uses teeth-whitening strips. rich. >>> and the news for anyone who uses teeth-whitening strips. >> teacher: let's turn in your science papers. >> tech vo: this teacher always puts her students fir

we want to show folks a little bit of video from the university of missouri at kansas city.[screams] steve: that's pretty terrifying. super soaker is a skirt gun. you don't know what somebody has filled it with. >> you know michael he has pretty mainstream conservative beliefs he is not far right. he is a totally nice guy. is he funny. this is what is happening. when i say that a lot of these college kids actually are okay. they really are. this is that tiny extreme group that nobody on the left is willing to call out. because they have called everybody else a big got and racist and homophobe for so long that they don't want those tactics being used against them. ainsley: why are they so angry though? >> they are angry because they have consistently been taught the way that post modernism and leftism has answer over academia. they have been taught america is fundamentally not good. they believe it's theirs to change. if they had the power to do it that they could somehow be much better than all the people that came before them. steve: when you look at disruptions on college

. >>> a camera captured missouri firefighters lending their hands to a disabled veteran near kansas city. the man's motorized wheelchair had nearly run out of power. they found him stuck in some mud and got together to push him home. after the seven-block walk theu. >>> officialinaris say an electrical short circuit most likely caused that fire at notre dame cathedral. >> safety concerns are keeping investigators from searching the interior of the burned church. wooden planks are being used to shore up the cathedral's fragile walls. james longman has more from paris. >> reporter: as the investigation gets under way into just what started this fire, concerns that the building is still structurally unsound. parts of it are going to have to be brought down in order to secure the rest of the building. and we're also hearing extraordinary tales of bravery, specifically from the chaplain, the firefighter chaplain who rushed in to save the crown of thorns. his story goes that he went in with the team to find the reliquary, the place the relic was kept. he found it locked. he asked someone to ge

kansas city royals fan was hit in the yeah thrown by a hot dog. the fan had $16,000 in medical bills. the fan sued and the jury sided with the royals. missourined it saying a hot dog in the eye is not a normal baseball risk, a second injury found neither party at risk. it was a push. last year a at philly's game, a woman got hit in the eye with a hot dog. she got free tickets and no legal action was filed. the san diego chicken hit me with peanuts. i didn't see. still bitter though. >> shepard: there was a bagle thrown here. the statute of limitations have ran out. it was 1996. it was an event at the time. >> yeah. you can bring that charge up and you might get a little action. i remember that, shep. >> shepard: not going to do it. i'll leave it to cavuto. here's him. >> what has been found during this period of time are the illegal acts of getting this whole phony investigation started. hopefully that is where people are going now. that's where people are going. >> president trump says he wants to get to the bottom of the origins of the russian probe. welcome. i'm charles payne in for neil cavuto. this is "your world." the president making

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kansas city. you say no, do not include the language. why not? caller: everybody that fills out the census -- if they are uncomfortable the question, fill in -- can't they they plead the fifth amendment? host: michael in missouriwe will go to wisconsin. chris, you are on the line for yes. caller: yes. thanks for taking my call. i think it should be included. it is something that has been asked on censuses before until relatively recently. i know on the long form. i think we should be able to ask it. other major countries ask that question in their censuses and my understanding is that even the u.n. encourages countries to ask that question. ofwe cannot ask the question who counts as citizens in our country, i think it is a sad state if we cannot ask that question. host: chris in wisconsin. pedro has some news on the president this morning. queen elizabeth celebrates her birthday and extends the visit to president trump to visit talking impala. -- to visit buckingham palace. this will take place in june according to buckingham palace. if you go to the axioms website, more about joe biden's entry into the presidential race. will talk about what kind of people we are going to be. he will emphasize the kind of pol