and washington, kelly wright. fox news. >>> the white house could be getting ready to reversed the u.s. policies on cuba. fox business reports that a full review into president obama's executive actions regarding u.s. cuban relations has nearly been complete. the obama administration restore diplomatic relations with cuba and softened regulations on trade and travel. but the trade embargo with cuba that's been in place for almost 60 years has not been lifted by congress. just last week, 55 senators filed legislation to and all remaining restrictions on travel to cuba. >>> today the u.s. military plans to test its missile defense system as a demonstration of strength to north korea just yesterday, north korea testfired another muscle as the leader, kim jong- un, was watching. the range of the missile was short of reaching the u.s. but it could endanger south korea and american forces in that region. today the u.s. will launch a missile from the marshall islands in the pacific and then interceptors will be launched

. >> live from "america news headquarters," i am kelly wright. good evening. are open in south korea, a country holding its presidential election called early after a scandal brought down its former president. the election for the u.s. pacific at length come at a time of rising tensions with north korea. the front running left leaning candidate says that he would like to increase ties with the rogue nation if elected. from washington, d.c., the 23-year-old daughter next one will continue her studies at the law school of georgetown university. she finished her undergrad plaster at the university of. former nba star shaquille o'neal telling an atlanta tv station that he wants to to run for shf in 2020, he didn't say where but right now on you has resident in georgia and florida. they look at news. i am kelly wright. back to "hannity" ." >> sean: welcome back to "hannity."." north korea's central news agency announced that pyongyang has detained yet another american citizen and it's not just north korea that continues to test the u.s. the defense official told fo

i am kelly wright, back to "tucker carlsons tonight" ." ♪ >> tucker: sociologist charles murray bookmay be the most single most important book in print describing the rise of donald trump, in other words, college students could learn something from it. and listening to him. but instead, when he tried to speak at middle middlebury college in march -- another professor was so intimidated by the mob, he apologized for inviting him at all. we recently spoke to theat secretary of education in ronald reagan's administration, bill bennett, about what happened. >> tucker: this does seem, one of a million examples, but it seems particularly illustrative because middlebury is a serious school. b it is a famous school, well-regarded. hard to get into. it is very expensive. here, you have a professor who has learned exactly the wrong lesson from what happened with the murray speech. are you surprised? >> i'm not surprised. that's what goes on at places like middlebury and we have seen it at other campuses.'m the odd thing is to me, i know charles murray very, very well. there isn't a more civili

in washington, kelly wright, fox news. >>> president trump office communication director is resigning. mike dubke joined the administration three months ago and helped shape the president's magic. according to reports, he resigned two weeks ago but offer to stay through the president's firstborn trip to ensure the was a smooth transition. his exit comes as the president is reportedly considering a larger shakeup of his communications staff and other key personnel. >>> the us governing board will no longer pay for lavish meals and parties. the decision comes after a san francisco chronicle report found that almost a quarter of $1 million was paid for -- pay for those dinners since 2012 including a 17,000 dollar bank went in january. the night before the regents voted to raise student tuition. the dinners were charged with private endowment and not paid for by public money or tuition but you see president janet napolitano said the board of regents will stop the practice to avoid questions about the use of university funds. >>> from being a cia spy to a drug running dictator, manuel nori

i am kelly wright in washington. now back to "hannity" ." >> sean: welcome back to "hannity."y trump propaganda media are working overtime and doing everything they can do to attack and discredit the president of the united states. here are some of the latest examples of the ridiculous comments made by the mainstream media, in other words, our "fake news update." >> it sad and pathetic that the secretary of state feels like he has to say that he's "devoted" to a president who is, again, shredding democratic norms. >> donald trump is a president where there is quite question about his fitness and ability to conduct the office of the president. >> many of his actions poses a danger to american democracy. the media must cover the administration's policies fairly. it also must never let the public forget that many of the attitudes and actions of this president are gross violations of the customs and practices of the modern american system. >> sean: that is our "fake news roundup" for the day. here is geraldo rivera and monica crowley. here is what i see it is dangerous for the pre

i am kelly wright.to "the five" ." ♪ we are the champions ♪ my friends >> jesse: congratulations to the class of 2017 but welcome to the real world. >> never, ever give up. carry yourself with dignity and pride. demand the best from yourself and be totally unafraid to challenge entrenched interests and failed power structures. >> don't lose a sense of humor. to confront bullies. don't procrastinate. >> conservative, liberal, republican, democrat, it that the matter as long as you believe that our common humanity matters most. >> there is no light without a spiritual life. practice being grateful. a lot of people say oh, oprah, that's easy for you because you've got everything. i've got every thing because i practiced being grateful. >> jesse: is become an annual tradition on "the five" test chair our pearls of wisdom. let's start with k.g. >> kimberly: i like all the advice. i think the one thing is no matter how much adversity you face in life, no matter how many times you come up against a roadblock,

. >> kelly wright joins us from i raising moments for the president. >> north korea says it is preparing to launch yet another missile test any time at any where it chooses. as tensions mounted comes as a surprise that donald trump says he is willing to meet with north korea's leader. meeting of the minds between donald trump and kim jung un. could such a thing happened? donald trump explained many politicians would never meet with kim, he would, adding it would be an honor. >> under the right circumstances i would absolutely meet with him. most political people would never say that but i'm telling you under the right circumstances i would meet with him. >> the white house dispelling concerns about the president saying he would meet with kim. >> there are a lot of conditions. what would have to happen with respect to his behavior and show signs of good faith if the circumstances are presented we would be prepared but they are not at this time. >> democrats say with tensions mounting with north korea the president needs to devise a strategy that will denuclearize north korea. elliott bang

kelly wright live in dc with details on violent allegations. >> you can call it crazy and physical over on things were cities in texas. turned ugly and hostile. >> protesters wearing red t-shirts bused in from new york and california, took their stand against the new law from the gallery, they shouted so loud they drowned out lawmakers as they conducted regular session of the texas legislature, police officers moving in to remove the protesters from the gallery but on the house floor even lawmakers were caught up in a motion pushing and shoving each other in anger. confrontation triggered by the protesters had some lawmakers exchanging dangerous threats to each other. matt rinaldi and democrat poncho nevarez verbally threatening each other to hurt each other. navarre is telling that all the that he would get him. rinaldi taking to social media posting this on facebook today representative nevarez threatened my life on the house floor after calling ice in several illegal immigrants who held find in the gallery which said i am illegal and here to stay. several democrats encouraged protest

good evening, i am kelly wright. >> arthel: and explosion likely for divorce in a quirk of a suicide bomber rocked the concert hall where ariana grande i had just performed of the sounds of youthful excitement quickly turned to screams of horror. >> we ran down the stairs, and they started to head for the door before we got to the door, we pass things what we have seen. this in a bomb went off and then we had to rush to stops and as we we got told to leave. people were screaming and shouting. it was the worst experience eve ever. >> kelly: at this hour, we are told in 19 people are dead, at least 50 others hurt. we also know that about 59 are actually hurt. at the blood shed captured on amateur video and now being witnessed around the world, sadly it's a site that's become all too familiar and far too common as the battle against terrorism rages on. for young concertgoers in manchester, england, it began as a night of fun. but the excitement was suddenly shattered by screams of terror. ariana grande was not hurt, but 19 were killed. kitty logan enjoys a somewhat wide from power wante

i'm kelly wright.ive." ♪[ music ] >> jesse: congratulations to the class of 2017, but welcome to the real world. big names have been dishing out advice to grads around the country. >> never ever give up. carry yourself with dignity and pride. demand the best from yourself and be totally unafraid to challenge entrenched interests and failed power structures. >> don't lose your sense of humor. do confront bullies. don't procrastinate. >> what are your -- whether you're a conservative, liberal, republican or democrat, it doesn't matter as long as you believe our common humanity matters most. >> there is no life without a spiritual life. practice being grateful. and a lot of people say, oh, oprah, that's easy for you, because you got everything. i got everything because i practiced being grateful. >> jesse: it's become an annual tradition on "the five" for us to share our pearls of wisdom. let's go around the table starting with kimberly. >> kimberly: i like all great visses. all great speeches. no matter

hello, everyone, welcome to a brand new hour inside "america's news headquarters," i'm i'm kelly wrightlie: and i'm julie banderas. the announcement on the replacement could come as early as next friday. listen. >> quickly because almost all of them are very well known, and, you know, they've been vetted over their lifetime, essentially. but very well known, highly respected, really talented people. and that's what we want for the fbi. julie:alson barber is live -- allison barber is live from the justice department. >> reporter: we believe there are two left at this point, and one of those two just arrived here at the department of justice, his name is judge michael garcia. he's a judge from new york. fox news also learned of one interview added within the last hour, another judge named henry hugman. when we started this morning, we were only expecting four people to come to the department today, people have been added within the last few hours. now the candidates reportedly interor viewing are hudson, a judge from virginia, garcia, a judge from new york, sitting texas senator john corn

good evening, i am kelly wright. >> arthel: and explosion likely for divorce in a quirk of a suicidee concert hall where ariana grande i had just performed of the sounds of youthful excitement quickly turned to screams of horror. >> we ran down the stairs, and they started to head for the door before we got to the door, we pass things what we have seen. this in a bomb went off and then we had to rush to stops and as we we got told

hello, everyone, welcome to a brand new hour inside "america's news headquarters," i'm i'm kelly wrightt could come as early as next friday. listen. >> quickly because almost all of them are very well known, and, you know, they've been vetted over their lifetime, essentially. but very well known, highly respected, really talented people. and that's what we want for the

in new york, kelly wright, fox news. >> the man previously convicted of murdering d.c.dra levy is in el salvador. he is a documented ms 13 gang member and convicted of levy's death in 2010 was overturned when lawyers found a key witness lied to the jury. >> and meantime, another hate crime at a local college campus this time someone spade anti-semetic graffiti at georgetown university. it was found inside the rest room at levy center on campus and bathroom is near the jewish gathering space. university sent out a statement condemning act of mate saying the university welcomes people of all faiths. >> and developing this morning trump administration reviewing evidence of crimes committed by haitian immigrants. effort comes as officials decide the fate of a humanitarian program known as temporary protected status. and it fielded tens of thousands of haitians from depourtation from the 2010 earthquake. trump want to know how many enroll hes are taking advantage of public benefits. >> conda doing away w with anything tied to hon -- when you start wiping out your history san

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wright, abc news, washington. >> a new indication today that a laptop ban could go into effect on all international flights to and from the u.s. homeland security secretary john kelly told fox news sunday he might expand the current ban that went into effect in march. it currently affects flights from ten cities, mostly middle east, and put into place because of concerns about terrorist attacks. all electronics, bigger than smart phone, must be checked in. >>> quick acting firefighters stopped a car fire from spafrom spreading to an apartment building. cars parked outside the complex for crews kept the flames from reaching apartments nearby. people living there were evacuated this morning. a woman whose car was burned believes an electrical problem with one of the vehicles ignited the fire. another fire burned dangerously close to a home on griffin road in vallejo. flames were attached to a car this morning mp american canyon crews helped vallejo crews quickly put out the flames. no word yet on what started the fire. >>> it's not what you would expect at a live music festival. thousands of people decide to skip one of the headlining acts and put on head phones inst

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