i'm marianne rafferty. now back to "justice with judge jeanine." to have an abortion. i'm marianne rafferty. now back to "justice with judge jeanine." judge jeanine: another big week for the trump administration and a lot to talk about. david avella. i'll give you 10 seconds each. general kelly. go ahead, chris. >> i think it's a good move. i'll give credit where credit is due. they need someone to bring order to the white house. the only question is will the president give him the respect he needs in that job? if he does, it will be a good move. judge jeanine: kelly knows what he's getting into. >> he has gone the results. the fact is americans like the direction the trump administration is going. a 2.9% economic growth. president obama averaged 1.4. it's fueled by the fact that consumers are spending money. consumers spend money when they are in a good mood. >> be careful about taking credit for the economy this soon into the administration. the obama administration has been at 1.5 they would have been saying, oh, my gosh, we are parting the ocea

we have the details with marianne rafferty.>> reporter: the wildfires burning in california, nevada, utah and colorado with above-average temperatures and high humidity fueling the flames, and the fire in breckenridge over the national forest near denver is not the biggest or most active but it is forcing hundreds of homeowners to evacuate and officials are telling others in the area to be ready to pack up and go. >> a lot of the residents are familiar with the drill and sadly are experiencing it for real. >> reporter: the crews are tackling flames from above sending in tankers and helicopters to drop water. some of the areas are inaccessible and we are not putting firefighters in harm's way. >> reporter: in northern nevada the fire covering over 20,000 acres had several areas under pre-evacuation orders with the largest fire in southern utah. it is almost contained but the smaller fires continue to pop up, more than two dozen. officials believe some of these fires were sparked by lightning but it is not the case near flagstaff and the police are looking for man accused of setting as

i am marianne rafferty.ack to "hannity" ." >> president bush: john falkenberry was raised in my hometown. he joined the army while still enrolled in high school, he signed up for the army. even at that young age john said he was 100% sure that was what he wanted to do. he served three deployments, two to iraq and one to afghanistan.e that july, his unit came under fire from both sides of a river. they took heavy casualties in the ambush. john was targeted while trying to recover the body of his company commander. i was shot by machine gun, multiple times in the right upper thigh, basically cutting my leg and half. for the next three years, he fought to keep his leg. eventually with support from his wife sarah and daughters, he made the excruciating decision to amputate. looking back on it, john considers that the best decision of his life. it freedfe him to begin his recovery in full and start running, climbing, playing golf. >> >> the first time i saw the picture the president painted, i was shocked to have

i'm marianne rafferty. now back to "justice with judge jeanine." i'm marianne rafferty. now back to "justice with judge jeanine." judge jeanine: president trump just wrapping a moving speech in d.c. to veterans. joining me by phone with reaction to that peach and more, counselor to the president, kellyanne conway. >> good evening, judge. what your reaction to the president's speech? >> this is why the president ran in the first place. he honored christians and veterans. last year, maybe last july, mr. trump when he was running put the whole challenge to this country when he said sure i have a 10-point plan to reform the veterans administration. and more importantly if we don't take care of our veterans, who are we as a nation. tonight at the kennedy center he's honoring the veterans. and he conveyed the message, saying what's in your heart. the administration will always support and defend religious liberty. we don't want god forced out of our public square. we should be comfortable to say prayers before a meal and ate called out an 89-year-old world war ii veteran which

i'm marianne rafferty.nt in little rock, arkansas left 25 people with gunshot wound. they were hit during an estimated 11 seconds of gunfire. police credit quick work by first responders for the reason there were no fatalities. they believe it was gang related. iraqi forces are working to flesh out the last isis forces in mosul. the u.n. warns the intense work there put tens of thousands civilians still there at greater risk of danger. i'm marianne rafferty. now back to "justice with judge jeanine." judge jeanine: president trump just wrapping a moving speech in d.c. to veterans. joining me by phone with reaction to that peach and more, counselor to the president, kellyanne conway. >> good evening, judge. what your reaction to the president's speech? >> this is why the president ran in the first place. he honored christians and veterans. last year, maybe last july, mr. trump when he was running put the whole challenge to this country when he said sure i have a 10-point plan to reform the veterans administra

. ♪ ♪ >> live from america's news headquarters, i'm marianne rafferty. returning to moscow now that his assignment as ambassador has officially ended. he is at the center of the u.s. probe into russia meddling into the 2016 presidential election. the longtime washington player was reportedly involved in several private meetings and constitutions with associates of president trump including son-in-law jared kushner and attorney general jeff sessions. >>> and dozens of people were hospitalized after getting sick during a concert in connecticut. chance the rapper was the featured performer at the friday night show. many of the nearly 90 people were treated for excessive drinking. most of those attending the show were this their late teens and early 20s, police made 50 underage drinking referrals. i'm marianne rafferty, now back tour watters' worldful. ♪ ♪ jesse: o.j. symptom is going to walk out of jail a free man after spending time in jail for a robbery. before that he was a household name for you the murders of his wife and her friend ron goldman. what d

marianne: i'm marianne rafferty. israel sending more troops to the west bank after a palestinian killed three israelis. evenings are running high and further clashes over security measures israel put into place at the dome of the rock shrine in jerusalem. the united nations are urging all sides to show maximum we staighten and deescalate the volatile situation. protesters and police square off in venezuela's capital. protesters floe throwing rocks. they want an election scheduled for next week cancelled. delegates would be elected to rewrite the national chatter. i'm marianne rafferty. show. tom: he says the parents, the wall will be transparent. last week president trump declared that his proposed water wall has to be see-through. just in case, someone throws a large bag of drugs over it so you don't get hit on the head. i swear, this is real. it makes sense to me. it sounds painful. he told reporters aboard air force one quotes you need transparency and you have to be able to see through it. in other words, you can

marianne: i'm marianne rafferty.teady stream of tourists leaving two islands on north carolina's outer banks. 4,000 people were evacuated by midday. thousands of others evacuated by car across the oregon inlet bridge. the evacuation was ordered after a huge power loss on the island. it could take weeks to repair the damage. >> the earliest transit for the historic northwest passage. the ice breaker made the voyage in 24 days at sea. setting sail from vancouver, canada on july 5 and docking july 29. i'm marianne rafferty. greg: it is exactly what no one asked for. hillary clinton announced the title of the new book, what happens. it's such a great title. [laughter] it's like a rash that no appointment could conquer, hillary keeps coming back. this time she comes in page form perfect for the beach or wiping of the vomit that's built from your mouth after reading it. she writes in the books intro quote in the past i felt that i had to be careful in public and now i am letting my guard down. why not? you already left you

from los angeles, marianne rafferty, fox news. >>> the 5.8 magnitude earthquake in western montana gaveple the early wake-up call. it hit just after midnight six miles southeast of lincoln, montana. some people briefly lost power and there was a gas leak in helena montana but overall no major damage is reported. the earthquake was felt in bozeman and great falls, montana and the biggest in the state's history was 7.2 in 1959. >>> there is a setback for those getting rid of daylight savings time in california, the daylight savings time could be health and safety risk and introducing a bill to end it but the amendment made to the bill have stopped the possibility of setting the state clock permanently on standard time and state lawmakers are working to stay year-round on daylight savings time. >>> it is 5:47 am. >>> sal is watching our commute and is everybody behaving? >> for the most part we have a nice looking commute, but slowing at tracy which is normal . looking at 580 in 205, which is the slow down, and it is a normal thursday morning where we see the slow traffic coming over the a

i am marianne rafferty." fourth of july special. ♪ ♪ >> kimberly: welcome back. happy fourth of july. my favorite food, let's take a look at the top food questions we have received on facebook. greg, this is the only food that you consume. >> greg: [laughs] it's true! >> kimberly: what is your drink of choice, alcohol? >> greg: fourth of july is everyday somewhere. you should be able to eat like this every day. that is what i do. i always have ribs, barbecued food, that is all i eat every day. i have pretty low cholesterol for now. my favorite drink, i like red wine, it is good for your hard. when i'm feeling in a tropical mood, i will have a dark and stormy. with gosling rum, ginger beer, angus tour better moves, and just a slice of lime. i make an excellent version. >> kimberly: i would love to try one of those. >> greg: i have happen to be f, kimberly. we will have a dark and stormy night. >> kimberly: it would be. [laughter] >> dana: call me if you need a rescue. >> kimberly: keep your phone on. >> kimbe

. >> and as fox's marianne rafferty reports now growing calls from the left and the right to relent on his twitter tirades and focus on his agenda. >> the president spending time away from d.c. but not the twitterverse. his video attacking cnn had cleanup duty. >> it's not going to do any good for us to comments on things we might not like pow his twitter behavior. >> reporter: trump went after news networks at a kennedy center event honoring veterans. >> the fake media is trying to silence us. but we will not let them. >> reporter: but the president defended himself tweeting his social media behavior as "modern day presidential." democrats and republicans alike are hoping trump focuses more on policy matters. >> people are now begging the president not to do this and, you know, he had to stop doing it and we'll have to see what happens. >> our focus has to be on that kitchen table family paying 20, 30 and $40,000 for their premiums wondering how they're going to make ends meet. >> reporter: and then there's russia, later this week mr. trump will meet president vladimir putin for the f

i am marianne rafferty and now back to waters world speaking at the celebrate freedom rally. begin in just a little while. msnbc's mika and joe, the two firing back at the president through tweets of their own and a "washington post" op-ed where they once again question trump's mental state. but they should be happy. president trump said they are not the problem, nbc is. he tweeted this. they are not bad people but their low-rated show is dominate bid their nbc bosses. too bad. he also wrote, word is that greta van susteren was let go because she refuse to go along with trump hate. joining me is katie frates. the strategy seems to be we'll put everything on the nbc brass. looks like he's giving mika and joe a little bit of an out. >> this is as close as you will ever get to see the president apologize. he says it's not you for the reason your show sucks. it's your boss. i think he should stop tweeting. he's the president. he won. there is no bigger thing to win in the world than being the most powerful person in the world. you got that. who cares what mika says. you are presi

i'm marianne rafferty. >> were back. and whether you want to or not let's talk about social media.ajor role in the 2016 election. >> imagine if i was available to our founding fathers how would've it been used in 1776? richard you had a question about this the other day. >> the winner would have been benjamin franklin. he was a media creator, he was a pull-up publisher of newspapers and the avant-garde of his day. all of those little sayings we remember the poor richard almanac saying, those were twitter size things that he dropped into his almanac as stores. so he knew how to write type. >> would have been no problem for him? >> no. john adams -- [laughter] i think most of them would've had a big problem. the vocabulary was bigger. >> jefferson writes frequently on the declaration of independence he's talking about -- he's taken about 12 characters there. i think my pick would have been patrick henry. >> why? >> give me liberty or give me death. probably only hundred characte characters. there is an emerging. i think an anti- federalist would've been best suited because passion, t

officer executed while sitting at a mobile command unit in the bronx after we celebrated 4 july, marianne raffertyon that. >> the family -- the mother of 3 was assassinated simply for the color of her uniform. >> she was sitting in the vehicle, if anything else could be more than that. >> he lived a life of crime and incarceration and had a burning hatred for the law. >> they cannot stand. each and every one, folks on the street. we need your help to watch our backs as we watch yours. >> at the height of the deadly year for cops, statistics this year alone, assassinated in 2017, 18%. the national law enforcement memorial fund, 67 officers have been murdered so far this year suggesting a grim trend, a total of 135 officers in 2016, the deadliest year for police in five years, tributes pouring in for officer family a, her hometown in the bronx area of new york, remembering her as a hero. >> her partner's 911 cause. the time is 6 minutes until the top of the hour. more on donald trump's trip abroad as he prepares for the g 20 summit up next. 2. . . ♪ if you've got a life, you gotta swiffer heather: w

i'm marianne rafferty, back to the tonight show. greg: it is exactly what no one asked for.llary clinton announced the title of the new book, what happens. it's such a great title. [laughter] it's like a rash that no appointment could conquer, hillary keeps coming back. this time she comes in page form perfect for the beach or wiping of the vomit that's built from your mouth after reading it. she writes in the books intro quote in the past i felt that i had to be careful in public and now i am letting my guard down. why not? you already left your party down. [laughter] as always, joking titles for the book popped up on twitter including how to lose elections and alienate people; crime and no punishment; and e-mail for dummies. i say why come up with new ones when old ones will do. how about american psycho? or misery? or you can just be honest and here are my three: i'm awful; i'm awful and i can't win; i'm really awful and i can't win now give me $27 for this stupid book. [cheering] greg: do you think she'll take responsibility at all in this book for losing? >> no, i mean

reporter marianne rafferty has the late north korean threat. >> the launch is the latest in a string coming out of the communist. north. the u.s. military says there was no threat to the u.s. but just the launch itself is not what washington and its allies want to see. south korea an officials affirming their readiness for any possible escalation. >> hour army is fully prepared for the possibilities of the north's additional provocations. >> reporter: president trump tweeting about the launch saying, quote, north korea has just launched another missile. doesn't this guy have anything better to do with his life? the commander in chief referencing china putting a heavy move to end this nonsense once and for all. the sentiment echoed by beijing's u.n. representative. >> current tension is high. and we certainly would like to see a deescalation of tension. if tension only goes up, then sooner or later it will get out of control. and the consequences would be disastrous. >> this coming just days after president trump spoke with the chinese and japanese counter parts about the north korean

i am marianne rafferty.hannity" ." >> his motives and actions are contemptible and i will fight every day until he is impeached. impeach 45. impeach 45. >> i arrived, mr. speaker, tough call for the impeachment of the prese united states of america. for obstruction of justice. >> are we getting closer and closer to the possibility of yet another impeachment process? >> after watching the clinton impeachment, i thought i would never see another one. >> we are well on our way to impeachment because i think there's a clear set of facts that show obstruction of justic justice. >> this is heading toward the end, right? it has to be, right? it feels that way. >> kimberly: welcome back to this special edition of "hannity." president trump versus the resistance. democratic obstruction is working on a new plan to try to impeach president trump after the russian collusion narrative has completely fallen apart. a bill appears to be getting support from democrats in the house over 20 liberal lawmakers backing plan that