i'm kelly wright. sean: welcome back to this a special edition of "hannity," president trump's first year. as we've been highlighting on the show, the destroyed trump media have been massive purveyors of fake news, all in an attempt to hurt president trump on his agenda. the spreading of fake news and outright lying has now reached unprecedented levels, which has now created a massive informational crisis in this country. before we show you the worst of the worst examples from the mainstream media, let's first go back and look at how everyone in the press said that donald trump was never, ever going to win. they were laughing up a storm at the thought that he could win. remember this. >> donald trump is a saying that he would be running for president as a republican, which was surprising because i thought he was just running as a joke. >> do it.. look at me. do it. i will personally write you a campaign check now on behalf of this country, which does not want you to be president, but which badly wants

m kelly wright in washington.pokesman for the hawaii emergency management agency says the worker hit the wrong button prompting in this chilling alert has been reassigned pending an investigation. on saturday this notification made its way to 1 million people warning of an incoming ballistic missile. folks there were sent scrambling and some ditched their cars while others took drastic measures seeking refuge under ground. it was nearly 40 minutes before correction was sent out. hawaii officials are blaming the incident on quote human error. all this is state lawmakers announced they will hold a hearing this friday and president says the federal government will also get involved. stick with us here on fox news channel for the very latest out of hawaii. i'm kelly wright, now back to "watters' world". not been hacked. jesse: this week is the anniversary of the infamous trump dossier. "buzzfeed" released it to the public without verifying a thing in it. and to this date not a thing tonight has been verified. it alleg

. ♪ >> sean: live out from america's news headquarters, i am kelly wright.ning. we are learning more about the suspect, 37-year-old matthew, was an attorney and an iraq war veteran. he had been criticizing law enforcement officials. authorities say that he fired more than 100 rounds in his denver area apartment before he was killed by a s.w.a.t. team. civilians were also injured. a report shows that in 2017 the safest year for commercial air travel ever. according to a netherlands-based company, there were 111 accidents worldwide it. if the two fatal accidents involved a small regional planes. according report, it is only one of her 16 million. now back to our special. >> sean: welcome back to this a special edition of a "hannity," president of's first year. h they have been massive purveyors of fake news, all in an attempt to hurt president trump and his agenda. the spreading of a fake news and outright lying has now reached unprecedented levels, which has now created a massive informational crisis in this country. before we show you the worst of the worst

i'm kelly wright, thanks for watching. jesse: welcome to "watters world." i'm jesse watters. in a meeting at the white house president trump allegedly called hate he, el salvador and some african countries s-holes. the president reportedly suggested bringing in people from places like norway and all hell broke loose on cnn. >> the president seems to harbor racist feeling about people of color from other parts of the world. >> he just showed -- the president has racist views. how long do we have to dance around that issue? >> a white blank from norway can come here but a black dude can't. what does that tell you in americar today that one generation calls you [bleep]. what does that tell you, don? that tells me we are no different than we were a generation ago and we are no different than we were when weed called a chinese man a [bleep] and a man from guatemala a [bleep]. jesse: what the president said was offensive, crude and not helpful. but the president wants what's best for america like an immigration system based on merit, not skin color. putting america first is not rac

lauren: kelly wright, thank you. cheryl: dow futures surging past 26,000 this morning.han hoenig, capitalist.com. we've been looking at the numbers all morning long. we are going above 26,000 today. what is behind this? a three-day weekend come as out of washington? >> it is a bull market, for many years and it's ramped up since the presidential election. bull market continues as evidenced by this higher prices. 260 points coming out what it used to be. only 1% now. just under point when it was at 10,000. it's a bull market. you mentioned earnings. there's many reasons to be a little concerned, too. we're all very excited about 26,000. at an all-time high, now at an all-time high. they tend to be signals and despite their record run come to some type of correction is likely a minute. cheryl: i want to see the bull market again just to point out a couple of things because it's not just the dow. he said this to me before you have to look at the s&p to a broader swath of what the market is doing. the s&p up more than half a percent. the nasdaq up more than half a percent.

kelly wright with new details on the mystery.ing. >> important to note here that special counsel robert mueller assigned peter strzok to another department when he found out, the disturbing texts are part of a new file of nearly 400 pages released from the fbi on friday. some of the texts show that fbi agent peter strzok and fbi lawyer lisa page knew then presidential candidate hillary clinton would not face any charges even before she was interviewed by the fbi. another text exchange, page reveals to strok knew about plan to exonerate clinton. two texting each other on july 1st, 2016 stating this, they wanted to say that timing looks like hell, yeah, that is awful problem. it's a real profound courage since they know no charges will be brought and four days later july 5th, 2016, comey made stunning announcement about clinton. >> although there is evidence of potential violations of the statutes regarding the handling of classified information, our judgment is that no reasonable prosecutor would bring such a case. we are expressi

i'm kelly wright.e third and bursary of the deadly attacks to al qaeda linked gunman killed people and wounded 11 more there after the magazine published derogatory images of mohammed. that attack the first of three over as many days. a total of 17 were killed and two injured. another successful liftoff or space excellence on sunday evening sending the spacecraft into orbit with a serious payload from the us government it's the third class launch for the company. the spacecraft is being sent into low earth orbit but not much known about the mission capabilities or purpose. after the successful launch, the falcon nine is back at cape canaveral. i'm kelly wright. . >> does a democratically elected government, doesn't have the ability to impose upon itself discipline that would normally be imposed by each of its citizens in their lives individually? >> the record is mixed on that. >> i do say go back to the 80s and 90s, you have the kremlin and the legislation was limited on how much you could spend. we h

reporter kelly wright shows us more of the devastation. >> reporter: waves of mud fueled by heavy rains crash into residential areas of southern california. >> i california. the run offbrought debris from the hills devastated by the wildfires. the charred lands have left low- lying areas vulnerable to flooding and mudslides. large boulders were pushed down the hillside, rep turing a -- rupturing a gas line. >> i can't quite believe it. was that a house behind us. >> reporter: crews spent much of tuesday rescuing people stuck in the mud, including one teenager trapped up to her neck for hours. dozens more had to be pulled out by helicopter. this car was one of many vehicles parked at the top of a hill. pushed to the bottom and covered in mud. >> there were just a few people who didn't listen to the fire department when they told us to take every car off the street. those few people, their cars were like any lated into conditions got so bad that authorities had to order new evacuations, forcing some people to drive right into the flowing rivers of mud. >> kelly wright reporting. trees, bo

i am kelly wright.is back to work for president trump. he returned it to the white house earlier tonight and is facing a busy agenda. in the first weeks of the new year, he has criticized the governments of iran and pakistan. also plans to host mitch mcconnell and paul ryan at camp david to map out the 2018 legislative agenda. marijuana stores now open for business in california, after a new law went into effect on monday. they were lucky to score at least a license is issued so far, but customers and some of the state's largest cities were out of luck. at san francisco and los angeles did not authorize and time. fresno had its sales. i am kelly wright. now, back to our special, "interview with a monster." >> there was nothing normal about scott's behavior. everything was odd from the moment i met him from the first time to him giving me the interview. the whole thing had seemed like there was a sensitivity chip missing. >> it's just not important, about that. glad that amber came forward. you admitted

i'm kelly wright, now back to scandalous.n's presi think, was regarded as pretty normal. we were shifting from republican to democrat, which this country tends to do. >> he brought with him a strong democratic majority in both houses of congress. >> he also brought with him a number of friends from arkansas. >> there's a thing that happens with presidents who are not from washington. and that is, they've got a team from their home state, and this is the team that got him elected. so, who's gonna tell them that they don't know what they're doing? >> many of them came from the rose law firm. >> the rose law firm was a prominent little rock, arkansas, law firm. it was prominent because it had a lot of great lawyers, and among them were hillary clinton. >> there were two men who mentored hillary and guided her and smoothed her path. one was webb hubbell, and the other was vince foster. >> webster hubbell is a very accomplished lawyer. he was on the arkansas supreme court. >> vince foster also partnered at the rose law firm. very

fox news correspondent kelly wright has the latest. >> reporter: a fiery plane crash in costa rica killsamericans and two locals. everyone on board. officials photos and videos of the crash site showing the burning wreckage. five of the 10 americans were from the same new york family. the steinbergs hailed from the scars dale area weren't vacationing in costa rica. the family was reportedly very involved in philanthropy and the local jewish community. the single engine charter plane went down in a wooded area sunday, not long after takeoff. it was a cessna 208b grand caravan headed to san jose. the pilot is said to be an experienced professional. according to costa rican aviation officials the aircraft passed a safety inspection only a month ago. >> the interpreter:. >> operations such as those it was carrying out. [speaking foreign language] >> reporter: the crash is still under investigation but there were strong winds in the morning that forced a change in the itinerary. coa who served from 2010 to 2014 says the pilot was her cousin. in new york, kelly wright, fox news. >> ♪ >> new th

in new york, kelly wright, fox news. >> reporter: there are about 900 new laws taken affect today in california. we have details of some of the new laws you need to know about. >>> plus, 10 american citizens killed in a fiery plane crash in central america. when we come back we will tell you about the search for answers as to why the plane crashed. >>> starting out 2018 with another spare the air. it's time for sleep number's 'lowest prices of the season' on the only bed that adjusts on both sides to your ideal comfort, your sleep number setting. does your bed do that? right now our queen c4 mattress is only $1199. plus 24 month financing. ends monday. visit sleepnumber.com for a store near you. actually, the biggest dinos only ate plants! mu-um dinosaurs only eat meat! and country crock is made with plants. country crock has always been made with the goodness of plants. it has real, simple ingredients... and the same country fresh taste you love. welcome to crock country. >>> the black-eyed peas? l ooking out around the bay area. we have music starting off this brand-new day, brand-

kelly wright has more on the freezing conditions. >> reporter: frigid, bone chilling temperatures continue, plaguing much of the u.s. topeka, kansas, was minus14 on monday. 17 hello in indianapolis and 30 below in montana. anyone dealing with those temperatures would be unlikely to find sympathy and northern north dakota. one town was at 40 degrees below zero. in michigan, a frozen tracks which contributed to delays on an amtrak train. a wisconsin polar bear plunge was the coldest to date, -20 degrees. another plunge in indiana was actually canceled because of the chill. even the south was not spared. these fountains were no match for the cold in southwest arkansas. conditions in central texas hampered efforts to put out a house fire. >> we had ice accumulating. some firefighter slipped and went down from the ice they created. that's not normally something we need to worry about. >> reporter: ice covered branches in washington state eventually snapped bringing down power lines and dozens of polls. in a small area we counted over 50 downed power polls. thousands were still without power and

you have my promise on this. >> that was kelly wright reporting. >> the hawaiian governor once a full investigation led defense emergency management as decent people who should not be receiving death threats. >>> there's no proof computers are getting smarter. artificial intelligence programs created by microsoft and alibaba are getting high scores on redding comprehension tests conducted by stanford researchers. the time tests require readers to answer questions about a variety of wikipedia articles. in many cases, the robots get higher scores than humans. experts say this is a great step forward for artificial intelligence but that means it could eventually lead to a lot of people losing their jobs. >>> for the cdc, a flu outbreak takes priority over nuclear attack preparedness. coming up, what the government has planned for today and the latest on flu cases in the bay area. >> reporter: is suspected drunk driver is behind bars this morning after a crash and concord last night that left a chp motorcycle officer seriously injured. what we know about the officer's condition and the wo

reporter kelly wright shows us about the damage to that region. it was hit hard by the december wild fires. >>reporter: waves of mud fuelled by heavy mud in southern california. the run off brought debris cascading down from last month's wild fire. without vegetation to absorb the water, the low lining areas have been vulnerable to flooding and mud slides and large boulders were pushed down the hillsides rupturing a gas line and sparking fires at several homes and other houses were washed away only completely destroyed. >> i can't quite believe it. is that a house behind us? >> crews spent much of tuesday rescuing people stuck in the mud. including one teenager trapped up to her neck for hours. dozens more had to be pulled out by helicopter. this car was one of many vehicles parked at the top of a hill, pushed to the bottom and covered in mud. >> they were a few people who didn't listen to the fire department when they told us to take every car off the street, so those few -- >> conditions got so bad, authorities had to order new evacuations, forc

i'm kelly wright. handsome young man. - levin: you're with somebody. - my alter ego. that's your alter ego? yes. the one on top is shaquille o'neal, and the one with the little smile, that's shaq. so when you were growing up, you were especially tall. you've always been especially tall. - shaq: super tall. - and you were teased a lot for that. i was teased a lot. a lot of people would say i was dumb, 'cause if you got a guy that's damn near six foot in the second grade, people think, oh, he's a hold back. like he's been held back four or five times. - they thought you were older. - yeah. i've seen my mother strangle a bus driver one time because the kids under a certain age get to ride for free. so my mother would drag me on the bus and the guy would be like, "hey, 25 cents." my mother would be like, "no, he's underage." so i've actually seen her choke a guy once. like, she was choking a guy, and she pulled out a birth certificate. "see? i told you." so she carried the birth certificate around because

kellie wright live in d.c.u as well, this bach of messages contains stunning revelations involving fbi handling into hillary clinton e-mail server part of a new file of nearly 400 pages released from fbi friday some show fbi agent strzok lawyer page knew then presidential candidate hillary clinton would not face any charges evenb she was interviewed by then fbi director jim comey, another exchange reveals paige sent to strzok attorney general loretta lynch knew in advance about jim comey's plan to exonerate hillary clinton on july 1, 20b 16 stating timing looks like hell yeah, that is awful timing a real progressively profile in courage. >> july 5, 2016 comey made stunning announcement about clinton. >> -- >> although there is evidence that the potential violations of the statutes regarding handling of classified information our judgment is that no reasonable prosecutor would bring such a case. >> we are expressing to justice our view that no charges are appropriate in this case. >> other pages between strzok a

reporter: i'm kelly wright in new york. millions gather in american samoa to usher in 2018. here is wait looked like in times a square as revelers gathered to welcome in the new year. this is sydney, australia ringing in the new year. an estimated 1 million people coming out to see the fireworks. nearly half of them were tourists. here is the celebration in malaysia. dubai switching things up. switching the fireworks for an l.e.d. light show. the display covering the world's tallest building. wishing you all a very safe and happy new year. >> happy new year. we have more answers to your questions. this is a great question, what new year's resolution would you suggest for your cohost. >> i would say you and dana need to be more tolerant of fish in the green room. that includes shrimp. there is no shrimp smell when you get really good trip. open up your mind a little. >> know it smells. >> they were looking out for you. could be a problem out problematic and they don't want you to get sick. >> kimberly, what resolution would you suggest. >> probably gregg, to not take your soc

. >> live from america's news headquarters, kelly wright, here's what is happening from coast-to-coastllions of americans gathered throughout the night to assure in 2018. here's what it looks like in the big apple where revelers pac times square to watch the iconic crystal ball drop at the crossroads of the world, temperatures in the low teens made the crowd smaller than usual but security was tighter than ever. in california earlybird spectators on colorado boulevard for another new year's tradition, the rose parade and the front row look at the colorful marching band that will be on display a few hours from now, cops are busy making sure kids are safe during the celebration. i wish you a happy and safe new year. >> happy new year. this is a great question. what new year's resolution would you suggest for your cohost. >> you are more tolerant of fish including shrimp, you are uptight about that. no shrimp smell when you get good shrimp for something like that. open your mind up a little bit. >> it smells. they are looking out for you. it might not be problematic. >> what resolution wo

kelly wright live in washington dc with the latest move of the league. >> reporter: here is a look atwhich shows the american flag with the words please stand next to it was the nfl concluded the ad was too political and rejected it. number 6 in st. louis, veterans are not happy. >> please stand, it is not political. it shouldn't be controversial. >> reporter: roger goodell, freedom of speech works both ways, we respect the rights of those who choose to protest and these rates are precisely what our members have fought and died for. and imposing corporate censorship to deny the same right to most veterans who secured it for us all, and totally beyond the pale. roger goodell admires nfl players for their protests. >> at the core, what is in the best interest of communities they live in that they care about and improve them. i admire that a great deal, and standing for the national anthem. we took time to understand that. trying to get to a better place. >> we stand for veterans. roger goodell announced an initiative called let's listen together, working to racial issues to improve educ

kelly wright live in nation's capital with new detail unfolding. good morning. y: after 8:00 a.m. saturday morning in hawaii people received emergency alert message that was troubling and frightening, here is what nearly a million people received on their cell phones from hawaii's emergency management, ballistic missile threat inbound to hawaii, seek immediate shelter, this is not a drill, well as you can imagine, some sought refuge underground and some ditched that are cares, 38 minutes until correction went out false alert due to human error. congresswoman tulsi gabbard is angry. >> where they can take shelter from a nuclear bomb coming their way? one thing that i have been calling for for a long time is direct talks to actually happen between the united states and north korea, between president trump and kim jong un. kelly: president trump talking to reporters saying they would be working with hawaii and also was asked about north korea? >> we will see what happens with north korea. we have great talks going on, the olympics you know about, a lot of things can

kelly wright joins us with more on what we can expect. >> reporter: he will be the first us presidenthe world economic forum there since bill clinton in 2000. he will be promoting america first but not america alone. >> i'm going to davos to get people to invest in the united states. you have plenty of money but i don't think i have to go because they are coming at a very fast clip. >> he travels with confidence in the us economy. a fox news poll shows 40% of americans believe trump administration is making the economy better but when the president joined 70 other heads of state in davos he will face resistance from those like germany's angela merkel who take issue with his america first agenda calling it right-wing populism. >> translator: this generation born under the second world war have to prove that we have truly learned the lessons, setting ourselves up against the rest of the world, isolating ourselves will not lead us into a good future. protectionism is not the proper answer. >> reporter: the french president macroin is critical, joking about donald trump at the office. >>

kelly wright joins us with details. >> this case is sounding like a book or movie filled with politicalrigue. this is not fictional. the characters are real and damage the integrity of the fbi. attorney general jeff sessions confirms fbi agent peter strzok and lisa paige exchanged more than 50,000 text messages for two years, some of those texts are missing. sessions without the justice department will leave no stone unturned in searching for them. lawmakers want to know if any criminal activity has taken place. >> we need a second special counsel to get to the bottom of this and answer the questions we have. >> reporter: republicans are concerned about corruption in the fbi's leadership referring to this text that reveals strzok's reference to an insurance policy and meeting in andy's office, went on to say, throwing out for consideration in andy's office, there is no way trump gets elected, but i'm afraid we can't take that risk. goes on to say that like an insurance policy in the unlikely event you die when you are 40. that and others have lawmakers concerned certain fbi agents are o

kelly wright with the message that the taliban says they are sending, good morning, kelly.od morning to you as well. continues with isis and taliban vow to go carry out more. today's attack military base, at least 11 soldiers killed, 16 wounded after suicide bomber launched attack and battle with afghan soldiers. isis has taken responsibility for today's attack. the terrorist strike follows bombing on saturday where taliban member used an ambulance as weapon to kill at least 103 people in kabul. taliban spokesman claims the attacks are meant to send a clear message to president trump stating this, the islamic emirate has message to trump and hand kissers, if you speak from the barrel of a gun, do not expect afghan to grow flowers in response. well in response to taliban's deadly attacks president trump tweeted -- or actually issued a strong response stating this in his statement, this murderist attack renews our resolve of afghan partners, the taliban's cruelty will not prevail, the united states is committed to a secure afghanistan that is free from terrorists who would ta

in new york, kelly wright, fox news. >>> law enforcement officers from across the country gathered onoggy morning in stockton joining family members and friends for a memorial service for a chp officer who was killed by a suspected drunk driver in hayward on christmas eve night. his partner was hurt in that crash and made an emotional speech during saturday's ceremony.>> andrew, i know you can hear me. i love you buddy. it was an honor being your partner. rest in peace, brother. >> reporter: the officer was the father of three children and had been a chp officer since march. he had dreamed of becoming a chp officer after working for a pest control company. >>> the flu season is off to a deadly start. there been 16 flu -related deaths in california of people under the age of 65. one hospital north of fresno is taking drastic action. it hopes to stop the flu plug from spreading. the madera county hospital is barring anyone with flulike symptoms from visiting patients. >> they have fatigue and flulike symptoms and congestion . some are coughing and other have chest pain. >> reporter: med

let's go to kelly wright in washington dc. >> it was remarkable to watch and donald trump likes to eateseburger and doesn't exercise but doctor ronnie jackson says when you are commander-in-chief, in great shape physically and mentally. >> the president's overall health is excellent. he continues to enjoy the significant long-term health benefits that come from accidents from tobacco and alcohol. >> donald trump also requested cognitive and neurological tests, picking the more difficult montrÉal cognitive assessment exam checking for early-onset alzheimer's and dementia. no signs of the president having any of these issues. >> the president did externally well on it so that is not driven by any concerns i have but the president's wishes. >> in the fallout from michael wolf's book that caused donald trump's mental health and to question some reporters during the white house press briefing influenced by claims of that book and the president being in poor health expressed skepticism. >> explain how a guy that needs mcdonald's and all those diet coke and never exercises is in as good shape

rob: the pentagon is responding and kelly wright live in washington. >> reporter: and alert student recordeder's anti-military and. let's listen to it again. so actually we don't have that. let's go to what the pentagon was talking about. the pentagon was basically saying, from amber smith, i have seen may be a few things that he said that were very uninformed and i that's an excellent example of who we would like to connect with and inform them with an accurate image of those who are serving and why they serve. that is from amber smith. we also heard information from karen von, goldstar mother of a navy seal. >> what the difference is is not intellect but what is here in their heart. that is something that he does not understand and that is the heart of a warrior. >> reporter: we have twitter responses. a lot of people on twitter advising him what he should or should not do, recorded that -- he has a father and two uncles who served in the marines and in vietnam and the gulf war and afghanistan. twitter users slamming him but some teaching the teacher about those who serve like this tweet,

i'm kelly wright, thanks for watching. jesse: welcome to "watters world." i'm jesse watters.at the white house president trump allegedly called hate he, el salvador and some african countries s-holes. the president reportedly suggested bringing in people from places like norway and all hell broke loose on cnn. >> the president seems to harbor racist feeling about people of color from other parts of the world. >>

rob: the state department has an ominous running for anyone planning to visit north korea, kelly wright >> reporter: we are having the same problem griff had but let's get to the point. rex tillerson serving as cohost of the vancouver summit. the 20 nations involved in this are seeking strategy how to enforce sanctions and further isolate north korea, two countries absent from the summit are russia and china. in the statement justin trudeau explains why stating this is an opportunity to gather together a group of nations that are historically linked to the korean war, there will be another piece come we hope and feel in the path towards resolving the conflict. as the summit gets underway the state department warns americans who plan on traveling there to prepare for the worst, make funeral arrangements and draft a will before going. the dire warning underscores the escalating tensions the us has with north korea and on the heels of a false alert in hawaii about an incoming missile saturday some congressional leaders are calling for direct talks between the us and the north. john bolton

cheryl: kelly wright, thank you for covering the breaking news this morning. maria berger wrote about sitting down with treasury secretary stephen mnuchin. lauren: this could effect your 401(k). it hurt the stock market rally and what will assure about trade in switzerland. we will ask john a point while management. good morning. we are following this news out of switzerland. please stick with us if we have to jump out for a second. i'm specifically curious the impact on the stock market. maybe there will be one we haven't seen yet, but slapping tariffs on china and south korea. how come that derailing stocks for the most part? >> you saw that yesterday midafternoon when wilbur ross made a comment the u.s. is going to be tighter and not get pushed around by the global economy and a further than the marker read into that a more protectionist type of talented stock sold off here. you've had 103 months now without a bear market and we didn't have one negative month in 2017. volatility has been missing from the market rally. investors don't pay much to take money

kelly wright has more on the conditions. >> reporter: frigid bone chilling temperatures continue playingka, kansas was minus 14, monday. 17 below in indianapolis. and 30 below in montana. anyone dealing with those temperatures would be unlikely to find sympathy in north dakota. the town of minat, 40 degrees below zero. in michigan, a frozen track switch contributed to delays on an amtrak train. a wisconsin polar bear plunge was the coldest to date, negative 20 degrees. another plunge in indiana was actually canceled because of the chill. even the south was not spared. these fountains were no match for the cold in southwest arkansas. conditions in southeast texas hampered conditions to put out a house fire. >> the firefighters slipped and went down from the ice that was created. that is not normally something that we worry about. >> reporter: branches snapped, bringing downpour lines in washington state and dozens of poles. >> just in a small area, we counted up 50 downed pole snooze thousands were still without power and heat monday night. new york city saw a high of 17 degrees on new ye

. >> and i'll kelly wright. eve wynn actually now denying those allegations and this story is far from over. will carr is live from our west coast bureau with more details. >> and kelly, "the wall street journal" laid out alarming and detailed allegations against steve wynn and it didn't take long for a wave of political fallout to follow. the journal reporting that he contacted 150 people in its reports, dozens of whom conveyed a pattern of alleged sexual misconduct by wynn that lasted for decades. one of the more damning allegations comes from a manicurist who accuses wynn of forcing her to have sex with him in 2005. wynn later paid the woman 7.5 mld in a settlement. responding to the story, wynn tells fox news in a statement, the idea that i ever assaulted any woman ask preposterous. we find ourselves in a world where people can make allegations regardless of the truth an. he goes on to say the accusations stem from a battle with his ex-wife over a divorce settlement. at the same time the board of directors ap

kelly wright with the message th taliban is sending. o escalate with isis and the taliban vow to go carry out more. today's attack a military base, at least 11 soldiers were killed, 17 wounded after a suicide bomber launched the attack and gun battle with afghan sol years and five were killed, isis has taken responsibility for the attack, the terrorist strike follows a bombing on saturday where taliban member used ambulance as weapon to kill at least 103 people in kabul. a taliban spokesman claims that attacks are needn't send a clear message to president trump stating this, the islamic emirate has a clear message for trump and hand-kissers, if you go ahead, do not expect afghans to grow flowers in response. in response to deadly attacks, president trump issue ad strong response stating this, this murderist attack renews our resolve and that of our afghan partners, the taliban's cruelty will not prevail, the united states is committed to a secure afghanistan that is free from terrorist who would target americans, our allies and anyone wh

. >> and i'll kelly wright. eve wynn actually now denying those allegations and this story is far from over. will carr is live from our west coast bureau with more details. >> and kelly, "the wall street journal" laid out alarming and detailed allegations against steve wynn and it didn't take long for a wave of political fallout to follow. the journal reporting that he

kelly wright live in washington, d.c. the latest details on the mystery, kelly, what's going on? kelly: carley, good morning to you, new batch of text messages with stunning revelations regarding the fbi's handling of the investigation of hillary clinton's e-mail server, the disturbing texts are part of a new file of nearly 400 pages released from the fbi on friday. some of the texts show that fbi agent peter strzok and lisa page knew then hillary clinton would not face any charges even before she was interviewed by then fbi director james comey. another text exchange, page reveals to strzok knew in advance about then former fbi director james comey to exonerate hillary clinton, the two texting this to each other in july 1st, 2016 stating this u timing looks like hell, yeah, that is awful timing, it's a real profile encourage since she knows no charges will be brought. and then four days later on july 5th, 2016 comey made stunning announcement about clinton. >> although there is evidence of potential violations of the sta

. >> i'm kelly wright, thank you for joining us again.t trump doubling down of criticism of white house tell-all book describing fire and fury as mere fiction. his qualifications for office speak for themselves. >> i went to the best colleges or college, i went

kelly wright is in washington dc with what we can expect from switzerland today. >> reporter: donaldrrived in zÜrich, switzerland, here is video of the president departing on marine one, zÜrich, en route to davos. when he arrives in davos he will be the first us president to attend the world economic forum since bill clinton in 2000. the president will be promoting america first but not america alone. >> i'm going to davos to get people to invest in the united states, come into the united states with plenty of money but i don't think i have to go because they are coming at a fast clip. >> reporter: the president travels to davos with confidence in the us economy. a fox news poll shows 40% of americans believe the trump administration is making the economy better. when the president joined 70 other heads of state in davos he will face the resistance from those like germany's angela merkel who take issue with his america first agenda calling a right-wing populism. >> this generation after the second world war perhaps proved we have truly learned a lesson. shutting ourselves off against

jillian: kelly wright at nation's capital with new details. >> shortly after 7:00 a.m.hawaii people receiving emergency alert emergency that was deeply troubling and frightening, here is what nearly a million people received on their cell phones from hawaii's emergency management. ballistic missile threat inbound to hawaii, seek immediate shelter, this is not a drill. well, people began scrambling for safety, some sought refuge underground, some ditched their cars, panic went on for 38 minutes before correction went out, a false alert due to human error. congresswoman tulsi gubbard of hawaii told me she's angry about the incident and also concerned, however, of potential of nuclear strike from north korea. >> this is the stark reality that the people of hawaii face. where can they take shelter that will protect them and their families from a nuclear bomb coming their way? one thing that i've been calling for for a very long time is for those direct talks to actually happen between the united states and north korea, between president trump and kim jong un. kelly: preside

in washington, kelly wright, fox news. >>> we're learning more about what water officials in santa rosa are doing to find the source of a dangerous chemical in the water system of a neighborhood burned by the wildfires. only 13 houses survived the fire storm in the mountain grove neighborhood. now officials have been providing bottled water to the people in the homes because of unsafe levels of benzene has been found in the water system. it is a component of gasoline and often found in plastics. >> we got the notices from city water that we could no longer use the water for drinking and cook building it has persisted and the numbers appear to elevate and go down. >> there are several theories as to what is causing the contamination. it could be that benzene is leaching out from pipes or gas may have gotten into the pipes or it could have been underground motor oil spilled before there was a neighborhood there. santa rosa may be facing a $20 million bill to completely replace the neighborhood's entire water delivery system. >> wow. all right. the time is 7:47. let's see what sal is watch

i am kelly wright. >> starting the budget battle.d-like than like passing with no agreement. senate lawmakers still at odds as they try to hammer out a deal. the white house taking aim today at democrats. >> if you look back to last week in the meeting we had to discuss daca, he brought together

greg: at a time, pete, you talk too much anyway on "fox and friends" but the i'm kelly wright, thanksor watching. jesse: welcome to "watters world." i'm jesse watters. in a meeting at the white house president trump allegedly called hate he, el salvador and some african countries s-holes. the president reportedly suggested bringing in people from places like norway and all hell broke loose on cnn. >> the president seems to harbor racist feeling about people of color from other parts of the world. >> heus

. >> i'm kelly wright, thank you for joining us again. president trump doubling down of criticism of white house tell-all book describing fire and fury as mere fiction. his qualifications for office speak for themselves. >> i went to the best colleges or college, i went to a -- i had a situation where i was excellent student, came out and made billions of dollars and went to television and for ten years was a tremendous success as you probably have heard, ran for president one time and won. >> live at the white house, rich. >> good afternoon, julie, this type of criticism is how the day began at camp david, on twitter from the president, he was responding to this book that claims that the president and everyone surrounding the president believes that he is unfit for office, so the president waking up this morning in camp david tweeting, quote, actually throughout my life my two greatest assets have been mental stability and being like really smart. crooked hillary clinton played the cards very hard and as everyone knows went down in flame

i'm kelly wright. the bloodshed comes on the heels after deadly assault on a luxury hotel last saturday. with the taliban claiming responsibility for both attacks. the attacker managed to get through a check point, raising new questions about security in the capital of the war-torn country. david lee miller live from our middle east bureau with more details. david? >> kelly, this was the worst attack in the city of kabul since may when 150 people died. the attack today being called a atrocity and massacre, prompting outrage not only because of the high death toll because an ambulance, a vehicle associatedd with saving lives was used to destroy nearly 100. the force of the brass shook the capital. windows shattered. dozens of cars destroyed. hospitals were overwhelmed. most of the dead are civilians. security forces were among the dead. the area where the attack took place has government offices, embassies and many shops. >> translator: the route leading to former interior ministry and indonesia consula

i'm kelly wright. now back to scandalous. special prosecutor.hat inexplicable. >> i don't think any of us saw it coming. one understood the logic of it, that a new independent-counsel statute had been enacted, and judges are supposed to appoint the counsel. robert fiske had been appointed by janet reno. >> reno had asked the three-judge panel to reappoint fiske. the judges, instead, appointed kenneth starr, a former federal appeals-court judge and solicitor general in the reagan and bush administrations. >> it clearly set back the whitewater investigation. fiske was ramping up for indictments. >> we were really on the verge of bringing some major cases. and there was criticism, you know, i hadn't been doing enough. >> there was some discontent, on the part of republicans in particular, about some aspects of the investigation not being fully explored. >> and i thought, "i've only been here four months. >> and now, suddenly, here was a new person coming in to start the investigation from scratch. >> i think many americans saw the investigation as

in washington, kelly wright, fox news. >>> all right.up next on mornings on 2 the 9, a very big announcement from amazon. the two very well known corporations joining forces with the company to cut health care costs. >>> plus a malfunction on a ride at disneyland. what happened to the villain from the little mermaid that made her even more scary for the children who saw it. [thinking] mexican spices? ♪ [thinking] nacho cheese sauce? they don't want these coming out. who's they? the burger people. they! they! nacho fries, now serving at a taco bell near you. [bong!] >> all right. let's take a look at the market right now. the nasdaq in the red close to 70 points. the s&p 500 also down 30 points. the dow jones taking a huge hit right now. this is a number we're not used to seeing over the last few months. down 361 points. sal you were saying that health care stocks taking a hit right now. amazon though is one of those companies that is doing well. and we're going to talk about that in a little bit. we will continue to monitor the stocks. >

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i am kelly wright. >> starting the budget battle. in the mid-like than like passing with no agreement. senate lawmakers still at odds as they try to hammer out a deal. the white house taking aim today at democrats. >> if you look back to last week in the meeting we had to discuss daca, he brought together members of the house. he continues to remain on the phone. encourage the bill that passed in the house on thursday. it was his influence to make sure it passed to keep the government open. following up on majors question, i think what's hard to understand, when there's been an argument over principle.there is nothing in this bill democrats object to. >> peter doocy live on capitol hill. i am here right now there is recent activity in the senate that could potentially be working toward a real resolution to get the government to reopen. what are you hearing? >>reporter: we are hearing that might be sometime this evening. nothing is certain because there is no agreement in place. really what we've been hearing, the only sure thing has

i'm kelly wright, thanks for watching. jesse: welcome to "watters world." i'm jesse watters.ouse president trump allegedly called hate he, el salvador and some african countries s-holes. the president reportedly suggested bringing in people from places like norway and all hell broke loose on cnn. >> the president seems to harbor racist feeling about people of color from other parts of the world. >> he