i'm kelly wright. two people are dead from the fire raging in alberta, canada. two people were killed trying to escape the flames. fortunately, 80,000 others were able to get away. firefighters are hoping to make progress in the coming days as cooler temperatures and light rain is helping. so far the fires charred nearly 400,000 acres of land. >>> and lawmakers in greece are improving a bill to reform the country's tax system. the legislation will hike taxes for many greeks and will increase social security and pension contributions. before the vote, protesters in athens threw firebombs at police who responded with tear gas. meantime, thousands of others held a peaceful rally at the nation's particlement. that's a look at news, i'm kelly wright. now back to "a fox news special." >>> welcome back to the special edition of "hannity: road to the white house: trump on the issues." the day he announced he was running for president donald trump brought up the issue of immigration and said it would be a top p

. >>> live from america's news headquarterses i'm kelly wright.morning and here is what is happening. it is primary day again. presumptive gop nominee and businessman donald trump is hoping to pick up all of oregon's 28 delegates today. on the democratic side former secretary of state hillary clinton and vermont senator bernie sanderses are vying for the 55 delegates as well as oregon's 61 delegates. ohio governor john kasich is offering up advice to his fellow republicans and his first major interview since dropping out of the presidential race. governor kasich says his party will have a hard time winning back the white house if candidates are, quote, bashing hispanics and turning off african-americans and failing to excite young voters. donald trump is calling for an end to illegal immigration and allowing a ban on muslims into the country. al-qaeda is calling for an assassination of u.s. business leaders like bill gets. bill gates. the latest propaganda magazine calls on terrorists to target the home economy carry out what they call home assass

. >> kelly wright live for us. kelly wright. thank you. >> a rookie comes out of nowhere to win. >> alexander ross see to the checkered flag. >> he has done it. >> you just won the indy 500, baby. >> oh my god. >> alexander rossi overwhelmed with emotion after winning the indy 500. his car was running on fumes when he crossed the finish line. this was his first ever 500 race. >> he celebrated with a traditional bottle of milk. he's the first rookie to win since 2001. he will be on "fox & friends" tomorrow. >> got milk. >> the time is 1 is minutes after the top of the hour. a ball of fire. horrifying moment a motorcycle explodes into flames during a daring race. >> for every fool there's 10,000 people like you and i. >> this is horrible. they ruined veteran's grave yards across three tats during memorial day weekend. >> you have been sharing your proud american photos. i was able to serve the country with these soldiers by my side. >> russell shares this photo being congratulateed by our congregation for his decision to get bapti

i'm kelly wright. here's what's happening. for many, air travel didn't turn out as bad as they had feared this memorial day weekend. passengers bracing for long lines moved through most u.s. airports fairly quickly. at airports in st. louis, new york city, and miami, travelers reported short security lines today. but they had to endure longer lines in places like denver, colorado, and sacramento, california. the tsa has been harshly criticized in recent months for long security lines. >>> president obama marking memorial day by remembering our fallen heroes at arlington national cemetery. the president laying a wreath at the tomb of the unknowns. in an address, mr. obama stressed the importance of giving our veterans access to good health care and jobs. saying, "we have to do better." i'm kelly wright. that's a look at news this hour. now back to our "hannity" special. "trump on the issues." >>> welcome back to the >>> welcome back to this special edition of "hannity: road to the white house: trump on

reporter kelly wright has more on the extreme weather. >> reporter: in texas, at least six people are dead, due to flooding over the holiday weekend, including two bodies found in central texas along swollen streams sunday, outside austin this man says he's lucky to be alive after his home suddenly flooded for the second time in seven months. >> the next time, i may not have my life here. >> reporter: and the texas flood threat is not over yet. >> this water keeps getting higher and higher by the manipulate. >> reporter: mandatory evacuations are now in effect for some people living along the brazos river. the river level is expected to reach a record eight feet above flood stage in rosenberg texas by tuesday. it is not just texas. rescue crews in kansas have been keeping up their search for a missing 11-year-old boy who they say fell into fast moving flood waters friday night. meantime, on the east coast, a tropical depression is now causing flooding in south carolina as parts of the state have been hit with up to eight inches of rain, enough to close part of interstate 95 in jasper

i'm kelly wright.baing to our fox news special. >>> welcome back to the special edition of "hannity: road to the white house: trump on the issues." the day he announce ed he was running for president donald trump brought up the issue of immigration and said it would be a top priority. listen to what trump said he'd do if elected. >> believe me, folks. we're building the wall. believe me, we're building the wall. we're biuilding the wall. no, we're building the wall. we have no choice. do we have a choice? we have to. we're going to create a path where we can get them into this country legally. okay? but it has to be done legally. >> are you willing to -- >> otherwise we don't have a country. they're going to be, they're going to come back and come back legally. we're going to end sanctuary cities really fast i can tell you that. almost like a free zone, you kill people, you're in a sanctuary city. it's insane what's happening to our city. >> joining us with reaction, jan brewer, maricopa county sheriff

i'm kelly wright.k to our "hannity" special. >>> number one, you wouldn't even be talking and you wouldn't have asked that as the first question if it weren't for me and my opening when i talked about illegal immigration. it wouldn't be a big subject. we either have a country or don't have a country. we have at least 11 million people in this country that came in illegally. they will go out. they will come back, some will come back. the best. through a process. they have to come back legally. >> welcome back to this special edition of "hannity: trump versus the left." the presumptive gop nomination made the issue of illegal immigration a major topic in the 2016 race. it's come under attack from the liberal left and politicians. watch this. >> instead of building walls, we need to be tearing down barriers. i think we've done a really good job securing the border and i think that those who say we haven't are not paying attention to everything that was done for the last 15 years under both president bush

i'm kelly wright. people are bracing for more flooding with several rivers rising in southeast texas. the brazos river is expected to crest wednesday at three feet above the previous record. during four days of torrential rain at least six people have died in flooding alone to brazos. there are also reports of people missing, and crews have been out in full force rescuing dozens of people. >>> and turbulent weather in colorado. a tornado touching down. according to the logan county sheriff's office, it destroyed a barn, ripped off the front door of a home and knocked down power lines. so far there are no reports of injuries. i'm kelly wright. now back to our hannity special, trump on the issues. >>> welcome back to the >>> welcome back to this special edition of "hannity: road to the white house: trump on the issues." the day he announced he was runs for president, donald trump brought up the issue of immigration and it would be a top priority. listen to what trump said he would do if elected. >> belie

i'm kelly wright, now back to our fox news special.ched into its tenth year, it was easy to think that the world's most wanted terrorist might never be found. >> it even got to the point during the wars, i would tactically question people on target, suspects, and we would ask them almost because out of boredom. "whose house is this? who's the man of the house? who lives here?" and then we would say, "where's usama bin laden?" and they would laugh. and we would laugh. it's like, "who?" like, "you're never gonna find him." >> the cia was trying to track down usama bin laden through a variety of different avenues. >> mark bowden is the author of "black hawk down" and "the finish: the killing of osama bin laden." >> one of the primary threads was thought to be his courier system and an individual who was known, was called "al-kuwaiti." and they followed him as his vehicle returned to this house in abbottabad. as they watched more and more, they realized that there was this man called the pacer, who walked around in the garden outside. and

. >>> live from america's news headquarters, i'm kelly wright. here is what's happening. tropical depression bonnie washing out south carolina. forecasters say it's dropped several inches of rain on parts of the state causing roads to flood. weather will drench much of the northeast this memorial day. flash flooding in texas causing major damage and killing one person today after her car was wash add away. so far, at least six people have died the floods. and the libertarian party naming cary johnson as its presidential nominee. he was the libertarian nominee in 12%, receiving 1% of the popular vote. delegates in orlando, florida picking former massachusetts governor bill well as johnson's running mate, that is a hook at things, i'm kelly wright. now back to "o'reilly factor". >> now, in the unresolved problem segment, global terror and how to deal with it as commander in chief. i spoke with donald trump about that. >> what will you do about afghanistan? >> i would stay in afghanistan. it's adjacent and next to pakistan, which has nuclear weapons. so you have to stay and

i'm kelly wright. a knife attack this morning at a train station in the munich area in southern germany. at least four people were left with life-threatening injuries. police are checking witness statements that the man shouted allo ago bar "god is great" and they are trying to see if he has terror connections. the justice department is now in a legal showdown. they are suing each other over the state's so-called bathroom law which bans the transgender people from using the facilities not matching the gender on their birth certificates. pat mcrory is accusing the government of baseless over reach. the law could end up costing the state billions in federal government funding if it is not repealed. ferguson, missouri has a new police chief he was sworn in on monday to help the department rebound ever a a racially charged protest. he served as an officer in miami for 32 years after beating out 50 other applicants for the job. facebook is being accused of suppressing con soifer tiff -- conservative views.

i'm kelly wright. we take you now back to "red eye." >> katie couric's new documentary is under the gun. you ma i not be surprised about the p oi nt of view on guns and you ma i be impressed with her technique. let's look at how she schools the advocates on background checks. >> let me ask you another question. if there are no background checks for the gurchasers how do you prevent felons or terrorists from purchasing a gun? >> oh my. that 10 seconds of silence speaks volumes about howdy accept tiff -- how deceptive katie couric is. that moment never happened. it sound like a great theme park, but it is a website. let's listen and see how long it takes to get an answer. how do you prevent felons or terrorists from walking into a licensed gun dealer and purchasing a gun? >> if you are not in jail you should still have it. >> if you are a terrorist or felon? >> if you have done time, you should have your rights. >> the fact is we do have statute outs at the federal and state level that prohibit classes o

. >>> live from america's news headquarters i'm kelly wright.ke led to a terror scare in england. a soccer match was called off when a suspicious package was found in a stadium. it was found it was actually a fake bomb left behind by a security company that had conducted training at the the match is rescheduled for tuesday. >>> president obama delivering a commencement at rutgers university. the president encouraging graduate students to be more connected and not build walls separating each other. >>> the royal family celebrating the queen. three days of events being held to mark her 90th birthday. 1500 took part of honoring the queen and other celebrations taking place next month. i'm kelly wright. now back to "waters world". news ♪ >> welcome back to watters' world. cannabis is legal in colorado. the peace produced by mona co. and generated buzz and we decided to show it back here. and sit back and relax. >> we are on the bus and everyone was told to bring their own cannabis. >> i like to have a glass of wine and that puts me. >> a jay is a jo

kelly wright is here with this area.uld just be the beginning of all of this. >> you are right about that. good morning to you as well. mccrory is speaking out against the federal government. he says the feds are committing what he calls a brace sin over reach. north carolina and the justice department are in a legal battle over the state's so-called bathroom law. the legislation bans transgender people from using rest room facilities not matching the gender on their birth certificate. because of the law the state could lose billions of federal dollars for transportation, housing and university funds. >> this is no longer a mandate on north carolina. they are making bathroom rools for every employer in the united states of america with over 15 employees telling them that they must allow gender identity to be the new choice of what reece room or shower they oh use. the law applies only to government autographs universities and roadside bathrooms. the state is violating federal civil rights laws. >> the federal law has bee

in new york kelly wright fox news. >>> here at home we are bracing for pretty extreme heat aren't weosemary? >> yes, it will come in the coming case. for today it is going to be a warm one. the unofficial start to summer with this holiday. giving you a live look from san francisco across the bay, mostly sunny skies over the bay at this point, but along the coastline still socked in with the fog in our inland cities, well, warming up in the low 80s. let's take a look at where this fog still remains. we started out with clouds across the bay but they have since burned off. mostly sunny skies for our bay side communities as well as our inland cities. take a look where it is still quite thick. a little bit of clearing here just in between areas from south san francisco, maybe the daly city area stretching towards pacifica. san mateo coastline, and into santa cruz. partly sunny expected for your afternoon. your temperatures are going to be cooler than the rest of us. the winds are variable. for the next few days we will have subtle changes coming our way. we've got a big warmup coming by

. >>> live from america's news headquarters i'm kelly wright.emorial day. iraqi forces have begun a direct assault to recapture the isis held city of fallujah. backed by paramilitary troops and support from the u.s. led coalition was first launched about a week ago. it's believed tens of thousands of civilians are still trapped in the city which has been in isis control for more than two years. fallujah is one of the terror groups last major strongholds in iraq. the white house placed on lockdown earlier today after someone threw an october over the fence. a hazardous materials response unit called to the scene. determined the item didn't pose a threat. the suspect was arrested and an all-clear has been given. it happened shortly after president obama returned from memorial day's observance at arlington national cemetery. i'm kelly wright now back to our "watters world" special. ♪ ♪ >> miller time. let's get right to the sage of southern california. what say you? >> kids, i want to say this to the kids out there. i know you're voting for hillary

in new york, kelly wright, "fox news". >>> 5:21.ll ahead, series of e-mails that led to the resignations and firing when pennsylvania attorney general kathleen kane will have preliminary results surrounding the co called porn gate scandal. >>> growing controversy a little boy falls into a gorilla enclosure and end in the death of that gorilla, what people are airing a ewing the zoo should have done much differently. here's your winning lottery numbers good luck. at clorox 2 we've turned removing stains into a science. now pre-treat with clorox 2! watch stains disappear right before your eyes. remove 4 times more stains than detergent alone. >>> welcome back at 5:25. a wet, soggy and flooded memorial day week men parts of the south carolina this is jasper county, heavier rains pounded the area over the weekend as thanks to tropical depression bonnie, which we are seeing here. portions of i-95 was even shut down because of flooding. official says no one was hurt but a 21 year-old man went missing while swimming and has not been found.

i'm kelly wright. a large tornado killing at least two people monday in central oklahoma. one of the victims a man believed to be in his late 70s died in his wynnewood home. other areas have also seen severe damage. 41 million people from houston to sioux city, iowa, are in the path of the violent storm system. the storm prediction center says the greatest risk for bad weather tonight is arkansas, louisiana, oklahoma and texas. >>> fooste efirefighters gainin on the massive wildfire in canada. firefighters are aided by a cooler 45 degrees. last week the massive flames forced nearly 90,000 people from their homes. 2,400 homes and buildings have been destroyed. 25,000 others have been saved. i'm kelly wright. now back to "hannity." >>> can you definitively say you will support the republican nominee even if that nominee is donald j. trump? senator rubio, yes or no? >> i'll support the republican nominee. >> mr. trump, yes or no? >> i'll support donald if he's the republican nominee. >> senator cruz, yes

. >>> live from america's news headquarters i'm kelly wright.'s happening on this memorial day. people are bracing for more flooding with several rivers rising in southeast texas. the river is expected to cress went at 3 feet above the previous record. during four days of torrential rain at least six people have died in flooding along the river. there are also reports of people missing and crews have been out in full force rescuing dozens of people. and turbulent weather in colorado today. at least one tornado touching down in pete's, a rural community just south of the nebraska border. according to the logan county sheriff's office, the twister destroyed a barn, ripped off the front door of a home, and knocked down power lines. so far there are no reports of injuries. that's a look at news at this hour. i'm kelly wright back to "on the record" special heros in blue. >>> more than 20,000 names are etched into this memorial day. each name is a member of law enforcement who made the ultimate sacrifice. earlier this month, thousands have gathered o

i'm kelly wright. now back to "hannity." >>> welcome back to "hannity."e continue now with former speaker of the house, fox news contributor newt gingrich. in terms of a campaign strategy, donald trump has been, you know, he takes the gloves off. he punches hard. he fights. we've had other presidential candidates on the republican side, they're not willing to do that. is that smart and effective and will it result -- will it give a better result for republicans? >> well, i mean, let me say first of all, this is a guy who knocked out 16 other candidates. so there's some virtue to fighting here. if this was a golden gloves tournament, you know, he's the champ. second, he's gotten more votes than any other republican in history in terms of the primaries so he's doing something right. i think part of it is his aggressiveness, his clarity. the fact that he speaks at the fourth grade level so that every american can understand him with a simplicity and a directness that's very powerful. and i think if reagan brought us reagan democrats, i think trump is going t

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kelly wright thank you for that. forget as megyn kelly has exclusive one-on-one interview with donald trump. it airs here on fox news channel. >> the search for a mother who fell over board from a carnival cruz ship is now suspended. this as surveillance video on board the ship shows samantha falling backward it was due to dock in galveston texas this morning. >> are the biggest names in business are at risk with terror attack. calling on terrorists to attack america's top innovators. the article even has a drawing that shows a shadowy figure standing outside of a home at night. one of the names mentioned microsoft founder bill gates. it is known for cars, clubs and crime. he was transporting cars for the fast and furious 8. he snuck on in tuba. they reportedly worked on the production crew there. >> deny, deny, deny. national security advisor hitting back with allegations about the iran nuclear deal. rice disagreeing with white house advisor ben roads to sell the agreement to americans. >> there is nothing that ben

kelly wright with more. >> good morning. this was a dangerous flash. it started with protests earlier in the day. you can see things got out of hand. the flash became ugly. molotov cocktails were thrown at them. five police officers were injured including one officer who was bitten. nan protestors were arrested. police chief kathleen o'toole said police made it clear if the protests became destructive to property or violent toward people in any way the police would step in and take action to stop it. >> we allow people to assemble and march even if it is unpermitted we try to let it happen. but when it becomes violent and property damage becomes significant we have to do something and we did. >> seattle mayor ann murray issued a statement condemning the violence. he says quote this city condemns any acts of physical violence against police officers and my thoughts are with the officers who were injured. the mayor and police chief visited the injured in the hospital. calm has been restored to the city. >>> the fbi stopped what could have been a horrific

. >> in new york, kelly wright, fox news. >>> federal investigators today said a deadly amtrak crash in philadelphia last year happened because the conductor was distracted. the ntsb also placed some blame on the railroad industry saying it has delayed installing, quote, positive train control equipment which can automatically slow trains traveling too fast. the train was going 106 miles per hour when it crashed last may. that's twice the speed limit for the curve where it derailed. investigators say that the engineer was distracted by a radio chatter about a nearby commuter train getting hit by a rock. >> near nearby train was struck by rocks just minutes before and the consequence of this incident appeared to have greatly influenced the engineer's actions leading up to this derailment. >> investigators also say they believe there were some issues with the train's emergency windows. several of the eight people who died in the crash may have been killed when they ejected through thoswindows. ultimately, the ntsb says that this incident was preventable. >>> a hip hop music festival in

kelly wright. live for us. >> definitely a difficult call for the folks at the zoo.here is no shortage of opinions. >> gordie says i think the zoo did the right thing. i think there should be charges brought against the parents for being neglectful. john writes parents of the kids at the cincinnati zoo need to be charged with child neglect and endarreningment. this is their fault. >> when did an animal's life become more valuable than a child's. >> patience rent's primary hee job with the safety of their children. >> keep sending us your comments on that one. >> in the meantime switching to severe weather. flood soaked texas bracing for the worst as more wicked weather. tens of thousands emerge suburbs overnight. mandatory evacuations are put into place. the masses brought the river into the southeastern part of the state. possibly breaking a 60 year record high. winds, hail, rain and tornadoes set to texas and north dakota. farm lands torn apart. >> maria molina tracking the latest. >> we are expecting more rain across parts of texas. right now it is relatively quie

primary gli nebraska and both parties will hold a primary in west virginia next tuesday in new york kelly wright fox news. >> and saturday night was president obama final white house correspondence dinner after his speech he signed off in a great way. watch this. >> it's been an honor and privilege to work side by side with you to strengthen our democracy and with that i have two more words to say. obama out. >> what other president gets away with dropping mic. >> math fin george w. bush did that. big names in business and politics handled holiday event. larry will more was host for this year's dinner. he raised controversy with some of the words he used. fox host with country biggest night and american country countdown awards taking place in loss ankle less last night and some of the biggest female stars on the show♪ marina medical bride and jennifer nelson all took the stage to perform one of the mc bride timeless contacts and then the resisting moments♪ and to by keith hobb order the late meryl hagarrd. >> chris staple ton also one of the night's big winners love the song tennessee whisky to

. >>> welcome to a brand-new hour inside america's election headquarters i'm kelly wright. >> i'm patti ann brown. trump making appearances in california promising to help fix the state's water crisis. bernie sanders also making a run through the golden state today holding one of three rallies in santa maria after trump ruled out the possibility of a debate between the two. >> all right. let's get started. we have fox team coverage on all of this with will carr covering the democrats. but first let's begin with rich edson live in washington. >> good afternoon. donald trump brought his campaign to san diego. a city near the largest mexican border crossing in the united states. that brought hundreds of protesters. trump has called to build a massive wall on the border and deport millions here illegally. 35 were arrested. trump continues campaigning in california. he has enough delegates to secure the republican nomination. he's looking beyond the june 7th primary there. trump says he can become the first republican in nearly 30 years to capture the california state in general election. >>

kelly wright has more. >> reporter: an extremely tense scene in tokyo, jam an -- japan with defense forces on alert and anti ballistic missile batteries deployed even put into stand by position. this as south korea's military says it appears north korea unsuccessfully attempted to fire a new powerful mid range ballistic missile early tuesday. >> north korea attempted to launch a missile earlier today. but as of now, our military presumed it has failed. >> meantime, japanese media reporting that japan's government also ordered its naval destroyers to be ready to shoot down any potential projectiles heading for japan. tokyo even keeping its defense forces on alert after south korea's announcement that the launch attempt failed. >> in order to take all possible measures to protect the lives and assets of our people under any circumstances, we have ordered the self defense forces to take necessary actions. i would like to refrain from commenting on this any further. >> tuesdays north korea launch reports the 4th missile launch by the north recently as he tries to conduct a test launch of the n

. >>> welcome to a brand-new hour inside america's election headquarters i'm kelly wright. >> i'm pattifornia promising to help fix the state's water crisis. bernie sanders also making a run through the golden state today holding one of three rallies in santa maria after trump ruled out the possibility of a debate between the two. >> all right. let's get started.

i'm kelly wright. >> i'm laura ingle. clinton ramping up her attacks on trump as she also tries to close the door on bernie sanders. the vermont senator is campaigning in kentucky ahead of its primary on tuesday telling supporters he's still in it to win it. >> if the goal of the democrats is, and it must be, to defeat donald trump, we are the campaign to do that. >> and kristin fisher is reporter live from washington with this one. hello. >> hey, laura. today's trump's continuing to take time off for the campaign trail. he's stirring up plenty of controversy on two fronts in particular. first, "the washington post" dug up an old audio recording of trump allegedly posing as his own publicist. trump says not true. he insists that's not him on the trump. trump is also coming under fire for refusing to release his tax returns until after an audit is complete. >> what is your tax rate? >> it's none of your business, you'll see it when i release. i fight very hard to pay as little tax as possible. >> hillary clinton is now sei

i'm kelly wright. >> i'm laura

kelly wright will join us now and he has a break down. voters are angry and they want an outsider.the things we learned. >> anger and frustration and they want an outsider to look in on them. what have we learned tonight about democrat and republican voters in west virginia and nebraska? let's take a closer look at what the exit polls reveal about them starting with the republicans. as we look at the republicans donald trump cruised to easy victories. that much we do know. as heather and i discussed, the gop voters are accepting of the outsider's populous message and they longer trust the republican party. look at these exit poll numbers. half are politicians and half have angry with the federal government. they want changing. as in other states a large number of gop voters are disappointed and have a lot of anger toward the federal government. the gop voters for donald trump say he is the man they believe can improve the economy and create jobs and help them get over their anger toward the federal government. they want to see a change. trump the outsider wants change in every stat

the old one, kelly hoggan, is gone. news 4's kristin wright is live at the airport, and you're speaking to travelers. what are they saying? >> reporter: well, you know, that's just it. we don't know whether replacing the head of security for the tsa will have any immediate impact, so what i got from people is they feel like such a bold move signals at least real change. the removal of tsa security chief kelly hoggan comes as wait times exceeded a whopping three hours this week at busy hubs like chicago's o'hare. today, lines at reagan national airport aren't bad, but those flying out hope for big change at the top means the tsa is going to solve its problems now. >> everybody under the boss does what the boss says, maybe changing the boss will f took home $90,000 over the last six months. that doesn't well with jonnie who worries about lines in atlanta. >> if he was ahead and all the lines were there, i don't think he should have got a $90,000 bonus. it's fine with me if they fire him. needs to start at the top. >> reporter: tsa says they have