leland?leland: mike tobin, thank you.perspective here, this marks the second mass shooting of 2019. the eighth in the last 12 months. you might remember february 14, valentine's day of 2018, 17 were killed and another 17 wounded in the shooting at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida. kristin: april 22 of that year, four were killed and four others injured when a gunman opened fire at a tennessee waffle house. leland: may 18 2018 10 killed and 13 injured in a shooting at santa fe high school in texas. kristin: then just over one month later, five killed, two more injured on june 28 during a shooting at the capitol gazette newsroom in annapolis, maryland. leland: october 27, 11 killed and six injured when a gunman targeted the tree of life synagogue in pittsburgh. kristin: less than two months later on november 7, 12 dead and at least 18 injured in a shooting at borderline bar and grill in california. leland: january 23 of this year, five people killed during a shootout at the suntrust bank. that in fl

leland: i'm leland vittert, good to be with you. a fox news alert coming to us from syria right now. from our pentagon team, u.s.-led coalition forces have bombed part of the syrian army in the eastern part of the country. this after u.s.-backed fighters came under attack. it's not clear how many syrian army members were killed in the attack. a u.s. coalition spokesperson says, quote: our partner forces were fired upon and exercised their inherent right to self-defense. we're being told there were no u.s. troops in the vicinity of the attack. a u.s. official telling fox news that the attack and the counterattack right now are under investigation. a reminder of the dangers u.s. forces face inside syria every day. molly: virginia governor ralph northam is showing no sign of stepping down despite growing calls from top democrats for him to do just that. garrett tenney joins us from richmond. garrett? >> reporter: molly, this was a complete 180 for governor ralph northam. on friday he claimed respondent for that picture and apologized,

leland: live coverage on that.o cause the fallout democratic strategist blake rutherford and former head of the democratic party in virginia. appreciate you being here. either of you want to throw governor northam a lifeline here? >> not at all. [laughter] >> no, immediately. let me say this. i'm looking at this guy with more so of a side out right now. governor northam needs to take several seats. he's basically saying or somebody's trying to spin that his apology yesterday was or should be null and void because maybe it wasn't him in the photo? what does that say? that says that either this guy took a punch of pictures when he was in school of him in black-face and possibly him wearing a ku klux klan outfit and he doesn't know if that's the actual picture. maybe it's a different picture. it's ridiculous, this guy needs to step down immediately. leland: this is the statement from yesterday. earlier today, a website published a photograph of me from my 1984 medical school yearbook in a costume that's clearly racist

leland: will see what happens.thank you so much. >> the former acting fbi director inner mccabe is seen in a 60 minutes interview tonight that the deputy ag rod rosenstein discussed the 25th amendment to remove president trump from office. phil keating in west palm beach with more. >> welcome to sunny and warm palm beach. 82 degrees out here. not necessarily good conditions for golf. over at the trump international golf club. later today expected to conduct further trade talks about china in upcoming negotiations. a lot of talk about the 60 minutes interview where he candidly talks about the time right after president trump fired the fbi director. he discussed with james baker and deputy attorney general rod rosenstein about positively possibly invoking the amendment to remove the president and secretly considered recording the president over concerns about his actions and motives regarding russia and u.s. policy. >> discussion on the 25th amendment is simply rod raised the issue in discussed it with me in the cont

leland: nice to be with you at home. if you think about this on the weekend, a lot of news about venezuela. troops loyal continued to block food and medicine from coming into his home country. this despite a starving population, a dying population as well. so desperate that elites to die in 300 others were injured in violent clashes at the border as trucks tried to make their way across. bryan llenas joining us with the details on whether it's gotten in today. >> midafternoon. juan guiado demanded the united states and 50 other nations recognized as a legitimate interim president of venezuela is now urging the world to keep all options open in ousting president nicholas maduro. the message comes after a day of violent clashes along the border with colombia and brazil. under orders, venezuela's national guardsmen walked bridges and fired teargas canisters into crowd who threw rocks will leland: guide humanitarian aid trucks into venezuela. it is to be were killed and some 300 injured. the president has closed the two brid

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leland: to be with you, i'm leland vittert.ginia governor ralph northam says he has grown since wearing black face, in an interview this morning, embattled attorney general will need to make their own decisions about stepping down. ellison barber in virginia, hi, ellison. >> hi, leland, virginia's delegate is not facing approach, they have clear timeline of virginia delegate, if the lieutenant governor fails to resign by tomorrow, he's going to introduce articles of impeachment. right now looks like the lieutenant governor has any plans to resign on his own and both of the women accusing the lieutenant governor say they are prepared to testify at those proceedings. lieutenant governor fairfax says he wants an investigation that proper authorities including the fbi need to be involved in. the attorney for one accuser suggests, writing, quote, as former prosecutor that the fbi has no jurisdiction over the matter. second accuser, they may look at criminal prosecution. real due process, not hidden from the public, we invite mr. fai

lauren: leland vittert joins us live from washington. it's getting pretty intense, leland. >> reporter: there's an old saying in washington, a billion here, a billion there, pretty soon we're talking about real money. we'll talk about the money for the train. the administration says every legal option is on the table. they want back about $2.5 billion of federal money that went to california and say they're going to cancel grants worth another $900 million that was slated to go for that train linking los angeles and san francisco. train's not happening. these are animations of what it was supposed to look like. this comes as california is one of 16 states suing over president trump's border wall. here is the tweet from the president. as i predicted, 16 states led mostly by open border democrats and the radical left have filed a lawsuit in course the ninth circuit. california, the state that has wasted billions of dollars, seems in charge. gavin newsome, he was the guy who said the train was too expensive and would take too long as seized

vittert life in washington, leland, thank you so much. stick with fox news live around-the-clock coverage north koreans, and it all happens next wednesday, thursday, vietnam time which means better coverage here on fox news begins tuesday night. shannon bream will be right here is the president and kim jong un go face-to-face again. we will have an extended show from 11 until 1:00 a.m. eastern time tuesday and wednesday night. don't miss it. progressives including senator kamala harris and elizabeth warren among those supporting reparations for slavery but can that policy go the distance and the 2020 campaign? bernie sanders fires back at democrats worried about his age, race and gender. >> i think we have got to try to move to a nondiscriminatory society. but looks at people based on their abilities, based on what they stand for. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ and our shirts from custom ink help bring us together. we order custom ink to welcome new e

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leland miller, international ceo, and leland, thanks for being here this morning. >> my pleasure >> what should we look at as kind of a measure of success for this meeting >> the problem is we've been dealing with the china -- it's been -- there's been a lot of pressure on getting big deliver pools. using u.s. leverage. let's get the big win. north korea is different there isn't really a win to be had in the short-term. most people think denuclearization is never going to happen, but even if it did, you're talking about the process, and the president's focus has to be stable focused diplo diplomacy and making sure you continue the policy and are pushing for transparency from the regime and you are pushing for a step by step movement towards where we want to go without the big win. there is progress to be made and making sure we don't have the confrontational stance that is weave had you don't think it's going to happen. you don't think it can, and what can we accomplish where people think it's a good summit >> i think in the most difficult process on earth >> what about declaration? if w

leland vittert. >> good evening, dan. the list of the democrats calling for justin fairfax to resign and even calls for impeachment is growing by the minute. first, that issue of the impeachment. patrick hope, the virginia state delegate. on monday i'll introduce articles of impeachment for justin fairfax if he has not resigned before then. jennifer wexton of virginia, i believe, dr. vanessa tieson and i believe watson. and i believe lieutenant governor justin fairfax must resign. cory booker, elizabeth warren and kamala harris calling for his resignation tonight. new jersey law firm issued a statement saying they represented meredith watson who was raped by fairfax in 2000 according to the allegations. while they were both students at duke. miss watson shared her account from the statement of the rape with friends in a series of e-mails and facebook messages that are now in our possession. additionally we have statements from former classmates they claim to corroborate that watson told friends mr. fairfax raped her. the

leland, thank you.et's bring in fox news contributor doug shown, a longtime democrat, great to have both of you with us tonigh tonight. your immediate reaction to this? >> he's gone. he needs to resign. , there is no discussion that should be had about that. the thing is, shannon, this has to be a much bigger conversatio conversation. i want to talk about the democratic party's responsibility for a second, i heard howard dean say one of the most ridiculous things i've ever heard a few minutes ago on another channel, he said that black people are going to decide the fate of ralph northam. the reality is, racism is not something for black people to fix. we have these conversations in these moments when there are these flareups, and they are usually dems versus republican, pointing the finger at the one incident. there is a much bigger conversation that needs to happen. the democratic party has to deal with the racism within our own party. i made that very clear when i ran for dnc chair, but the thing is,

>> leland: there is one so far that we have found. bobby scott of virginia issuing this statement late tonight so far "both allocations, he wrote, must be investigated. the congressman continuing. if either is found to be true and there appears to be significantnd cooperating evidence, then lieutenant governor should resigned immediately. "so far he has only one offering that race of due process for an investigation to the lieutenant governor before demanding his resignation, dan. >> dan: thanks a lot, willie lynch we appreciate your insight. the scandals in virginia deletable the reporter kerry picket and fox news morgan ortagus, morgan i will go to you first, what has taken the democrats so long by their own set of standards that accusations are in fact enough evidence, what has taken them so long to call for the removal of lieutenant governor justin fairfax. this is their own as we just heard with brett kavanaugh. speak to i don't know if that is the right approach, we are rushing to judgment without ahaving a public hearing or wit

leland vittert in washington. thanks a lot.ith tonight's legal eagles. criminal defense attorney andrew czajkowski and former chief counsel to senate majority leader alex vogel. gentlemen, good evening. >> good evening. >> mike: the richest man in the world evidently send compromising photos of himself to his mistress and they end up in the of the "national enquirer." his american media in deep trouble, andrew? >> oh, absolutely. when you mess with the u.s. attorneys and try to make them look foolish for the deal they cut four months ago, you're in big trouble. when you cut a deal, not only is it the sort of thing where you have to abide by the law of the deal itself, you've got to continue to abide by the law. if you so much as jay walker, you are in big trouble. >> mike: take a listen to stephanie cutter, who worked for president obama, and then i'll get you to respond, alex. >> i've certainly have had plenty here of encounters with the "national enquirer" but i'm a strong defender of the "national enquirer" but it's a stretc

. >> facing leland high of san jose. didn't feel any pressure. to the rack.he knights advance with a 60-41 win. they will play at palo alto on thursday night. >>> earlier ben knight scored 19 point, 10 rebounds. the bears beat west camp frus sacramento 56-51. mission trying to repeat what they did in 2017 when they won the state championship. >> two years ago but became the first public school in san francisco ever to go to the state title and win it. can do you it again? >> we're hoping for it. we're going game by game. we're worried about the state but we're trying to take it game by game. >>> nyquist making his sharks debut tonight in beantown. great passing. a three-on-one to set him up with the goal. san jose falls 5 points back of calgary for first place in the pacific division. anybody remember hank plant? he's a legend. top-5. >>> this guy in germany, balancing act, a $12 beer. don't try this at home unless you're using a pbr. >>> this kid in denver tried to get russell westbrook's attention during the game. might want to wait till after game. >>> soc

charles: joining me now, leland miller leland, we're getting a lot of -- mostly negative signals on china'sring china to the table, even get them to do things that maybe they were reluctant or dead set against doing a year ago. >> i agree in the first point. china's economy is much worse than what public day a take suggests. our q4 data were terrible. it's heart to get a take on what's happening in january, february because of the lunar new year. but nothing is showing that the china economy has recovered as of yet. this puts tremendous pressure on beijing in a trade deal. they want a trade deal. does that mean they put structural reform on the table? i don't think that's possible. this is a pressure point for the chinese. it doesn't mean they'll put everything on the table during negotiation. charles: here's the thing. if you look at main china 2025, although it's ambitious, it's one of these things where they missed -- they keep missing their five-year goals anyway, economic goals that have been in place already, they've missed them back to back five-year goals. i think they would miss a

leland: president trump's first state of the union before a divided congress now a little more than 48ormer george w. bush speech writer on what language the president should use to bring the nation together. molly: and millions of americans from all walks of life are gathering together to watch the 53rd annual super bowl. we will get a preview. ♪ ♪

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he also was head of leland stanford hospital. he was a doctor also a lawyer. he knew what he was doing and that's the reason they forced him to be there. senator palin forced him to do that. they twisted his arm pretty good and he stayed for three years. at that time, a term limit was two years. the mayor roth thought him to be the mayor. after he turned him down for two years, jenny roth took over and we had a successful 20 or 30 or 40 years with fine people in politics. i hope you can do the same. god bless. >> my name is bevette silverberg. you heard from my father. i grew up in that neighborhood and knowing the changes and history of it. i'd like to bridge from what my father was describing. you are the keepers of the vision of san francisco. that particular block

he is apologizing, not saying -- to finish out his term as you saw in leland's peace. the washington post talks about several scenarios of what could happen next, don't count him out, it is easy in the blistering aftermath of an emerging scandal to assume it will inflict more political damage than one might expect, politicians expected to walk away from their positions have not infrequently served other term and even been reelected. there are good reasons to think northrom will be able to ride out his term including he is constitutionally limited to only four years anyway. does he survive politically? >> i agree with everything she said and couldn't disagree more with the washington post. the sign here of extreme racism, insensitivity goes beyond what any rational human being, democrat, republican, liberal or conservative, should tolerate. 's ability to serve, my party's ability to win the election is hurt inexorably by this outrageous collection of pictures and that, plus his positions on infanticide which to me is beyond disgusting renders him unable to offer leaders

to do which is certainly true and trying to be positive about it and his third comment, that only leland: and i can work this out. >> to that point there was an opinion piece in the washington examiner by aaron done who said although the president's job is in part to build strong and lasting relations with other world leaders those relations should be professional rather than personal and the president would refer to adversarial foreign leaders as friends nevermind his own advisors identify the best threats is alarming and points to lack of understanding of volatile foreign relations. this president is focused on personal relationships and he thinks that has made him have a connection with people and move these balls further down the field on hot topics that has happened in the past. >> donald trump is a very transactional guy and he gets personal with the counterparty. when i used to run ubs and donald trump is a client back then, he is a guy that likes to touch and feel the person across the table. it is not surprising he would want to have this deal with the premier directly. that bei

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i want to welcome in leland miller, and it is great to see you. like a pessimistic view of a deal, and you believe a deal is going to be had, but a terrible one. >> well, you don't allow yourself enough time when you 90 days to negotiate. the president has priorities, and so the headlines around soybeans being second, and there is no team on earth who could get together and force the chinese into structural reform in 90 days. so you are left with walking away from the table or threatening again to walk away or take what the chinese will give you which is top level changes on the ip protection, but the things that can be easily reversed if tensions go south. that is where we are headed. >> we are headed towards a deal, but a lousy one? >> yes. >> and what is the chance of no deal >> i think it is possible. >> and what are the chances that president trump got into this because i got into this, because i wanted to get something and i am not getting what i want, so i am taking my ball and going home. >> well, what is likely they will push back the mar

i'm leland vittert. kristen: i'm kristin fisher.he gunman, saying that he was set to let go from the job of 15 years when he opened fire in the workplace. our jeff paul is live in aurora, what are you learning? >>