meanwhile megyn kelly's moving to prime time rumor has it taking greta van susterant's time slot. i'm being told we have footage of the fox news rescheduling in progress. so, bravo. bravo, fox news for boldly changing the face of news. not the the hair. just the face. we'll be right back. >> stephen: welcome back, everybody. you know, folks, i am a family person who has a big show like this. it's no secret that i lead a kind of busy life so i do a lot of multitasking. for instance, right now i am both doing this show and watching it on up on these monitors up here. although i've got to say right now i'm doing a little bit more watching. i can't wait to see what i'm going to say next. not much going on right now. anyway, we'll get back to this later. somebody tivo this, okay. unfortunately for multitaskers like me, i heard some very disturbing news recently on the n.p.r. actually like everybody else i was half listening and half cutting up vegetables for soup. here's n.p.r. as ira flatow one of my top two public radio iras. >> multitasking may be affecting our ability to concentrat

today in weighing in on this as well. >> thank you, shannon. >>> i know, we keep promising the megyn kellywe're not getting there just yet, but how about this? in roughly ten minutes, i will tell you all the details on megyn's bouncing baby boy. it's a boy. there's the first bit of information. the picture coming up. >>> plus, the pope is in a nonstop pace. he's trying to interact with as many of the faithful as he can. so what are we learning about the new pope in his first overseas trip? that story is next. with diabetes, it's tough to keep life balanced. i don't always have time to eat like i should. that's why i like glucerna shakes. they have slowly digestible carbs to help minimize blood sugar spikes. [ male announcer ] glucerna. helping people with diabetes find balance. ♪ >>> pope francis getting ready to wrap up his first overseas trip as pontiff. celebrating masses, speaking before more than a million followers at world youth day. and shaking up a lot of security concerns visiting one of brazil's poorest and most dangerous neighborhoods. so, what has this trip revealed about the

we're in for megyn kelly following the dramatic new developments in egypt.ntry arresting the first democratically elected president, mohamed morsi. >> you're looking atta her square, huge crowds celebrate ing the fall of mohamed morsi. the deposed president reportedly in military custody. the chief justice sworn in as the country's interim president and concerns over potential new violence and uncertain political future of a critical u.s. ally in the middle east. connor is streaming live for us in cairo. connor. >> reporter: the crowds in the last minute or so have really started to grow, fireworks, the loud music and really elation and jubilation in the past 24 hours have started to kick up in tahrir. away from tahrir, a lot happening. the military tightening it's grip in the last 24 hours or so. earlier they ended the constitution and now the president promised elections in the near future in align with the spirit of the revolution many interpret to limit islamic groups in any future government. he didn't say when they will be but there is uncertainty in t

i'm megyn kelly. "studio b" start next. >> so proud of you, megyn. >> thank you, shepherd. >> i can't wait to meet the baby. >> we are about to find out what the baby is. >> i wondered if you would make it through the program. >> can i tell you i had labor pains on the set on monday? my brothers here were getting a little nervous. >> that would make good tv. >> i'm sad we fired o'reilly. i know you needed a time slot. >> it is awkward for him to find out this way. i'm glad you put it out there. >> i'm sorry, bill, but you need more time to write books and it will be great. you will be on from 8:00 until 11:00, right? >> thank you. that's three hours. let's put out the rumors right now, put an end to them. it is nonstop megyn kelly. >> good luck and enjoy and we will miss you. >> thank you, my friend. it has been a pleasure. >> congratulations. >>> wow, we have news today. the news is breaking around the world. we are getting word now that state-run newspaper in egypt, the best source we can come up wit

. >> and i am jamie colby in for megyn kelly. trayvon's mother and father took the stand both say they believe it was trayvon was the person. the doctor revealed that the teenager was alive up to ten minutes. can you imagine being the parent. george zimmerman was paying a lot of attention to it. and phil keating is live in sanford, florida with more. hi, phil. >> hi, jamie, the medical examiner saying how trayvon martin's brain was a live for another full ten minutes and he arrived with one bullet in his heart. no tears out of the still grieving trayvon mother sabrina fulton, she is one of the most anticipated witnesses of the trial and saved for the last day and prosecutors hope to seal l case with her testimony. on the stand george zimmerman faces life in preson if convicted of second-degree murder and the jury heard the 911 tape. >> i want to go out there and so what is going on. he's yelling help in >> yes. >> those are gun shot. >> you heard gun shot? >> yes. is that screaming or yelling, do you recognize that >>. yes. >> wh

megyn kelly with the latest. supreme court deciding issues along political lines rather than constitutional principles. >> bill: that was last night. this morning a new poll says most americans do not believe the supreme court is doing a good job. charles krauthammer will analyze that. >> the day i used that word was a world ago. it was 30 years ago. >> bill: paula deen talking about using the the "n" word now her world is shattered. is that fair? john stossel will weigh in. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. >> thanks for watching us tonight. the trayvon martin murder case and way to is important. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. lots of folks making fools of themselves over the case. if you are rooting for or against a conviction for george zimmerman, you are in that category. nobody not on the scene knows what happened that terrible evenings in sanford, florida. and speculate about the lives of two young ame

i'm megyn kelly. oud of you, megyn. >> thank you, shepherd. >> i can't wait to meet the baby. >> we are about to find out what the baby is. >> i wondered if you would make it through the program. >> can i tell you i had labor pains on the set on monday? my brothers here were getting a little nervous. >> that would make good tv. >> i'm sad we fired o'reilly. i know you needed a time slot. >> it is awkward for him to find out this way. i'm glad you put it out there. >> i'm sorry, bill, but you need more time to write books and it will be great. you will be on from 8:00 until 11:00, right? >> thank you. that's three hours. let's put

megyn kelly was at the hospital and gave birth to a baby boy on the 23rd. rown hair and those trademark blue eyes. we congratulate megyn and doug. great name. thatcher bray brunt. she worked all the way up to the end. >> congrats! >> that's it for us on "the five." have a great weekend, everyone. "special report" is next! >>> welcome to "red eye." it iswe like two broke girls ifd by two you mean 3 and men who are not afraid of a pair of pan tee hose. >> what is coming up onto tonight's show?anth >> anthony wiener, duh.d and breaking news. celebrities are lining up to help a democratic president sell his agenda. and finally, ads on women's thighs 1234 guess what country this is happening in.ss if you didn't say japan we w taught you nothing over the past six and a half years. greg? >>lf thanks, andy. >> who is the happiest man in america right now? >> let's see, well, there is me. >> no.

megyn kelly with the latest.reme court deciding issues along political lines rather than constitutional principles. >> bill: that was last night. this morning a new poll says most americans do not believe the supreme court is doing a good job. charles krauthammer will analyze that. >> the day i used that word was a world ago. it was 30 years

megyn kelly was at the hospital and gave birth to a baby boy on the 23rd. e trademark blue eyes. we congratulate megyn and doug. great name. thatcher bray brunt. she worked all the way up to the end. >> congrats! >> that's it for us on "the five." have a great weekend, everyone. "special report" is next! >>> the group charged with enforcing obama care objects to being forced into obama care. this is "special report." good evening, i'm bret baier. we are repeatedly told by the administration that the affordable care act is now the law of the land, and it is, but groups that traditionally support the president and his policies are now lining up to try to get out of obama care. tonight another bump in what has been a rocky road for implementation of the law. and this one involves the irs, responsible for enforcing that

i wish we could get megyn kelly on the phone. i'm happy she had her baby but she has had great moments with him. >> here's what you're missing. new yorkers love a bargain. you're getting a mayor, to for one. anthony weiner and carlos danger. >> does this stop -- i know people who know them well and he is not communicating with them at the moment. i wonder if he is continuing to run almost to try to get the dirty off him, which you can't. almost to try to get the dirty off him so he can run for something else later. in other words if he goes through the process and loses maybe he thinks he can rehabilitate himself then, and maybe he can. >> or is he simply arrogant enough to think if he keeps talking his way through this and perhaps his faith in new yorkers that he thinks they will accept this sales pitch, and if he keeps talking, keeps answering the questions, it will go away. he said the and started to walk away from the mic, cams back and kept answering questions. >> as reprehensible as we may be, look at the difference between

megyn kelly is going to be -- oh get in all that foolishness. this is an interesting question. >> yes, i do. >> it's speculative but you are a historian. what do you think the founding fathers would think of all of this? because we, you know, we didn't like them and now we do like.ritain is our biggest ally. isn't it a little bit too much for the colonists to be so much involved here. i don't know what ben franklin would have thought about it? >> you know, i think that there has been an interesting relationship over the years with the british royals. and when you look at how -- they are very close to the prime minister. when you read the biographies of the prime minister, winston churchill they have a very important relationship with the royals. they consider them in many cases their biggest southbounding board. queen elizabeth has been through 12 prime ministers. i think that they have built this constitutional monarchy. they have realized that the ruling monarchy didn't work that well. i think the united states set the example that changed so

but megyn kelly was at the hospital. she gave birth to a baby boy on the 23rd. wn hair and those trademark blue eyes. we congratulate megyn and doug. his name, thatcher ray. that's the name. >> isn't that nice? >> she worked all the way up 'til birth. >> congrats. >> that's it for us on "the five." thanks for watching. have a great weekend. "special report" is next. >> thank you so much for joining us. i'm rick folbaum. >> i'm arthel neville. topping the news, bloodshed on the streets of cairo as armed security forces open fire. one of the deadliest days since the arab spring. we'll have the latest coming up. >> emergency officials in new mexico urging residents to stay inside today so hundreds of workers can clear roadways and fix power lines after very heavy flooding and strong winds. we'll have the latest forecast. >> arthel: plus, summer is in full swing and just in time for your next barbecue or backyard party. "consumer reports" here with

megyn kelly with the latest.her than constitutional principles. >> bill: that was last night. this morning a new poll says most americans do not believe the supreme court is doing a good job. charles krauthammer will analyze that. >> the day i used that word was a world ago. it was 30 years

." >> fox's host, megyn kelly wondered aloud about whether the country even needed to tackle the problem. and cnn's wolf blitzer cut in soon after -- >> all right, so the president making a major, major address on climate change. i want to bring in jim acosta, and the president has got some important news he's about to release -- >> and then wolf continued to talk over the president's remarks. what do you make of that? >> the meta message is more interesting to journalism than the message itself. people -- >> meta message? >> the meta message is, here's grist for combat between different factions. how is it going to play out? rather than the message, which is, here's what's happening to our climate, here's what we have to do to prevent it. that stuff risks being boring. but combat is never boring. what they don't know how to do is to talk about, well, what are our options here, america? how do we mitigate the effects of climate change? instead, they're refighting all these old battles. and that kind of combat is what they can do. the sunday talk shows did something else, which is to comp

megyn kelly with the latest.me court deciding issues along political lines rather than constitutional principles. >> bill: that was last night. this morning a new poll says most americans do not believe the supreme court is doing a good job. charles krauthammer will analyze that. >> the day i used that word was a world ago. it was 30

i'm martha mccallum in for megyn kelly. the national transportation safety board began talking to two other pilots yesterday as they tried to determine why the plane was going so slowly as they approached the tarmac. slow and low and why it tripped up on the edge of that seawall. the pilots did not respond until seven seconds before to the impact. we're now told the ntsb will hold a briefing, a couple hours from now and give interviews on what they now know. more on this ongoing investigation today. hey, claudy. >> hi, martha. federal investigators are putting together a narrative what was going on in the cockpit a few seconds before the plane crash and why they didn't realize there was a problem until it was too late. it was going 40 miles an hour slower than it should have been in the final seconds before it crashed. we also know the pilot landing the plane had only 43 hours of flying experience on the boeing triple 7 and saturday's landing in san francisco was to be part of his training. what's more, the first time the o

i am in for megyn kelly. "studio b" starts right now. >>> shannon, thank you.als confirm kate middleton, the duchess of came bridge, has -- the duchess of cambridge, was gone into labor. we are live in london. and jonathon hunt will have the latest updates from his mum. and he emerged from hiding to rescue a driver off a highway in florida and zimmerman's lawyers is saying he is taking extra steps to protect himself. and a woman says she was in the driver's seat when her car plummeted some 40 feet off a highway bridge. she said she thought she was drowning, but managed to save herself just in time. you will hear her story live here on "studio b." that's unless breaking news changing everything on "studio b." first at

brand new other starts with "america live," i'm in for megyn kelly.bout 19 minutes from now, the 19-year-old will come face to face for the first time with some of his alleged victims. he is in court, being arraigned on 30 different charges of using weapons of mass destruction and fatally shooting an mit police offic officer. he is facing the death penalty in these charges, this as a small group of demonstrators gathered outside the court, yelling free dzhokhar in a show of support for the suspected terrorist. joining us live from the courthouse in boston with more. >> reporter: it could certainly prove to be an emotional day at the u.s. district court in boston. you mention the supporters here to support dzhokhar tsarnaev as well as the victims of the bombing expected to be in the courtroom and he is the surviving suspect and make his first appearance in open court. cameras are not allowed in a federal courtroom but we will have court sketches to show you what occurs, about 3:30 this afternoon. and there has been a lot of security, the perimeter a li

i'm shannon bream in for megyn kelly. the walls were shaking in homes up to ten miles away. propane canisters were shooting off into the sky. witnesses describe hearing what they first thought were fireworks. >> i thought it was something like a fireworks plan the or a chemical plant or something but it was constant explosions, constantly went on with the huge black cloud of smoke, a column of smoke that went up. it seemed to be coming closer. >> we went outside the house, saw the orange glow. we thought it was a house around the corner. got in the car and took off. >> we go to miami for the latest. >> shannon, part of the reason this fire continued to burn for more than three hours is that those metal canisters which contain 20 gallons of gas, propane, tend to ignite and explode. there were 53,000 of them. you had shrapnel, metal flying throughout the airy. firefighters had to pull back twice. they evacuated the area one mile around the plant. local residents say their windows and walls of the homes were shaking with each blast. >> oh, it was join the amber like fireworks c

i'm shannon breen in for megyn kelly. the investigation allow as government program that allows foreign investors to get visas if they invest at least a half million dollars on projects within the u.s. alejandro mayorkas is currently in charge of u.s. citizen and immigration services. the inspector general's office is investigating complaints may orca helped the company get visas after the request was denied and appeal rejected. and the appeal of the company requesting the visas is running by mrs. clinton's brother, anthony rodham. it is a reminder she is considered the top democratic presidential contender for 2016. political editor of townhall.com joins us now to talk more about this. what is the connection here and what could it mean for hillary clinton? >> it's a very complex and obstruse case, as you laid out, shannon and hard to get all the pieces in order particularly because the ig is just investigating. he has confirmed alejandro mayorkas is the target of his investigation but as of now there are no charges and n

one sergeant who was shot five times that day described the wait to you are our own megyn kelly. >> not on the victims and $survivors but also our family. we are thinking now we get a chance to close the chapter and justice will be served and once begin the was a setback thrown our way. >> reporter: the agent along with the other people who survived will ironically be cross-examined about it very man who is accused of shooting them since hassan is now representing himself. it will be interesting. gregg: do we have a picture inside? sorry. martha: we have this picture. chantal picking up speed in the caribbean. we'll have more on the possible path as it may be head towards the u.s. coast. gregg: here we are inside the courtroom. it may be the most critical piece of evidence in the george zimmerman murder trial. the screams heard on the 911 call. is it stm * or trayvon martin. this is a fry hearing on whether the judge should allow a computer animation. [ female announcer ] nature valley protein bars, with simple, real ingredients, like roasted peanuts, creamy peanut butter, and a rich da

we're not just talking about our o own beloved megyn kelly. this is st.s hospital perhaps in the next five or 10 minutes or so. the moment we see movement we will bring it to you live. developing now, growing concerns over pope francis' security on his first overseas trip. within minutes of touching down in brazil, the pope was already creating a frenzy when his driver took a wrong turn and thousands of faithful rushed that car. we're learning new details about an explosive device found at the site where pope francis is scheduled to visit tomorrow. hello. >> security was a big concern even before the pope touched down in rio and it proved challenging for brazilian authorities. and francis' first night was met with protests and while most were peaceful, there were people guarding him and leaving brazil's president and other dignitaries. on his arrival to rio, pope francis greeted enthusiastic crowds but the driver's wrong turn put his car in a congested street and the faithful lining the way rushed the vehicle reaching the pope's open window. still, the va

i'm shannon bream in live for megyn kelly. head of an elite special operations task force in north africa when the benghazi consulate was stormed and four were killed. colonel bristol was in a unique position to have knowledge of the military response and whether those men could have been saved. the pentagon blocked lawmakers from speaking to him until now. chief congressional correspondent, mike emanuel is live on capitol hill with more. mike. >> reporter: hi. almost 11 months after that deadly terror attack, lawmakers heard from a special key ops commander in regards to that attack. colonel bristol told lawmakers behind closed doors in a classified set whaegs traveling elsewhere in africa last september 11th and was essentially out of communication. sources say bristol's story backs up what they heard from other military officials up and down the chain of command and lawmakers say his testimony confirms u.s. officials were not prepared heading into a 9/11 anniversary for an attack. some who attended the classified hearing ar

welcome to america live, i am megyn kelly; the day started in sanford, florida. testifying the night george zimmerman shot an unarmed trayvon martin. and yfd he testified he did not believe zimmerman at first and he later changed his mind, believing that zimmerman was credible. the prosecution argued that the detective's comment was improper. remember that defense attorney asked him. did you believe that zimmerman was telling you the truth, he testified yeah, i believed that but having a night to sleep on it, the prosecution thought, we probably should have objected to that and so today, they went in and asked successfully to have the judge strike that part of this man's testimony, listen. >> the fact that george zimmerman said to you, thank god, i hope someone videotaped the whole event, his statement, what did that indicate to you? >> either he was telling the truth, or he was going to be a path logical liar one of the twochlt >> and overall, was there anything else in this case where you got the insight that he might be a pathological liar. >> no. >> if we tak

i'm in for megyn kelly. "studio b" with shepard smith right after this short break. [ male announcer ] this is kevin. to prove to you that aleve is the better choice for him, he's agreed to give it up. that's today? [ male announcer ] we'll be with him all day as he goes back to taking tylenol. i was okay, but after lunch my knee started to hurt again. and now i've got to take more pills. ♪ yup. another pill stop. can i get my aleve back yet? ♪ for my pain, i want my aleve. ♪ [ male announcer ] look for the easy-open red arthritis cap. >> shepard: breaking news at 3:00 in new york city and in florida, where closing arguments are resuming in the george zimmerman murder trial after morning of the surprise when the defense accuse the prosecutor of showing a last-minute curve ball. when the closings resume we'll join them and not interrupt them with commercials. while they're in recess, earlier today the state asked to charge george zimmerman with murder in the third degree. the court defines that as unintention

i'm in for megyn kelly and also awaiting the heir to the british throne. >>> i'm trace gallagher at the angeles moments ago we saw a new challenge for the white house in the aftermath of this controversial case. a reporter of the daily briefing challenging the press secretary about the recent death threats of the zimmerman family. >> because of the death threats being received by george zimmerman and his parents, this is president going to take any action for their security or are they on their own? >> well, i think thi would refe to florida authorities. i'm not aware of that story, but the president has called for, echoing the statements of trayvon martin's family, for calm reflection in the wake of the verdict and that continues to be his position. he certainly would oppose any violence of any kind. >> so they're on their own? >> wendell golar is live at the white house where the obama administration is dealing controversy that keeps on getting bigger. >> reporter: well, trace, it continues unresolved, shall we say. obviously the white house rejecting the suggestion george zimmerman a

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a military coup is underway and that is a big headline, welcome to america live everyone,im megyn kellyning high in the heart of carotene. and demands that the president of egypt step down. huge crowd, huge. some are saying it could be the biggest that have been anywhere gathering in protest. pouring in tar i square and

it's a brand-new hour of "america live" i'm alisyn camerota in for megyn kelly today.may prove to be the most important day yet of this three week long trial. both sides concluding their arguments with drama. at the end of this case, the question of self-defense. the defense suggested that george zimmerman had no choice but to shoot trayvon martin. and it was not proven otherwise. the prosecution arguing that zimmerman made that decision to kill. >> there was out of the darkness that trayvon martin decided to stalk, i guess, plan, count, i don't know, all i know is that when george zimmerman was walking back to his car, out of the darkness, be it bushes, or darkness, or left or behind or somewhere, trayvon martin came towards george zimmerman. >> the only way that defendant gets to his gun, the only way, trayvon martin was getting off of him, or he had backed up so far on his legs that he can't hit him, couldn't touch him. the defendant didn't shoot trayvon martin because he had to. he shot him because he wanted to. that's the bottom line. >> fox's phil keating is live

welcome to america live, i am megyn kelly; the day started in sanford, florida.tifying the night george zimmerman shot an unarmed trayvon martin. and yfd he testified he did not believe zimmerman at first and he later changed his mind, believing that zimmerman was credible. the prosecution argued that the detective's comment was improper. remember that defense attorney asked him. did you believe that zimmerman was tel

i am martha in for megyn lond kelly and in london more awaiting the royal birth. >> we pick up that storythe white house briefing just getting underway. we'll watch it from right here and keep you up to speed on what happened there, martha. >> we are expecting attorney general eric holder to address the naacp convention in orlando after he announced his office is considering federal charges against george zimmerman despite a length fbi investigation prior to the trial that exonerated him. hi, johnathon. >> hi, martha, eric holder and the justice department are under intense pressure to take action in the wake of saturday's verdict. the state of florida jury found george zimmerman not guilty of murder or manslaughter. and leaders of the naacp, the same administration ta eric holder is petitioning to file federal several rights charges. and yesterday spoking at a sororitty convention, holder describes the death as a tragic unnecessary shooting, listen. >> we are resolved as you are to combat violence involved or directed at young people to prevent future tragedy and deal with the underlying

i am martha in for megyn lond kelly and in london more awaiting the royal birth. >> we pick up that storye house briefing just getting underway. we'll watch it from right here and keep you up to speed on what happened there, martha. >> we