nick adams, they are not right. good to see you. cheryl: thanks, nick. coming up. another bad day for the mets, first their mascot was fired and then their manager was thrown out of yesterday's game after arguing over the brewers bat boy interfering with one of their fielders trying to catch a pop-up, we will show you all of it and then, oh, boy, more warm weather on the way. fox senior meteorologist janice dean will be with weekend forecast. you're watching fbn:am, first look at morning markets and breaking news cheryl: time now for sports, game one of the nba finals. the series everybody has been waiting for, warriors against cavaliers, lebron james and steph curry, they hugged it out before the game but kevin durant who stole the show. durant pulls james on roller skates. durant scores the game by 38 points. later james redeems himself with monster dunk. the game is close in the first half but then the warriors went on a tear, third quarter, curry hits the deep three, he finished with 28 points. warriors win it 113-91, that make's durant's mom very proud. by the

mccaughey, ford o'connell and robin biro, along with foundation for liberty, american greatness founder nick adams. i would like to get your reaction, nick to what we heard there. obviously it was a difficult press conference for sarah sanders huckabee. she took it in stride. handled it well. by performance accounts did a very good job. handed a difficult set of facts given the president got unwelcomed attention via tweet this morning. >> never a dull day, trish. lots happened today. i'm sure lots will happen again tomorrow. look this is the way that president trump operates. anybody that has watched him, anybody that observed him, knows that this is precisely how he responds, and how he reacts when he feels that he is being attacked, he does fight fire with fire. in light of the situation right now in america, there is a war for american values. there is a kind of war that is raging and i've got to say, i'm one of these people thinks that the president should keep tweeting. i wouldn't have tweeted what he tweeted this morning. it is not my style but i do think that he is responding to some very u

here to discuss is the author of green card warrior retaking america nick adams. welcome.erence between australia and america in so many ways. ideological and cultural difference. i don't think what runs smooth in australia would translate well in the united states of america. when you think about australia, it's a big island, physically very large but the population of florida. there are more texans than as yoaustralians and more californians than australians. lifestyle has to be considered. on top of that australia doesn't have the added pressure of bordering countries where people of other countries can come in to the united states and use the system. brian: right. you are saying right now if you are a new immigrant or illegal immigrant, you are not using the australian healthcare system. >> that's right. so obviously australia has a very strict immigration policy which means we don't have the illegal immigration problem that the united states of america has. and i think that one of the big burdens and stresses on the american system is that so many people that are ille

nick adams, foundation for liberty and america greatness. we have senior political correspondent from mcclatchy newspapers. katie, connell touched on a lot of this, how do you keep voters engaged. there is passion for democratic voters. >> breathing a sigh of relief, but there are some republicans maybe don't breathe a little too deeply. a lost special elections much closer than expected have also unfolded in districts that many people never initially thought should be competitive. while republicans are relieved to hung on in places like georgia and that surprise in south carolina, there are people cautioning this does not mean that the climate will be easier in 2018. at the same time certainly big disappointment for democrats, really as you know spent a lot of money on this race. there was a lot of enthusiasm within the democratic base within georgia and around the country about this race and they didn't pull it out. neil: no doubt. they came close. you smart folks remind me close is not good enough. but it does send a warning, does it not

nick: the attorney general recused himself from the russian investigation, but was adamant that should not be misconstrued. myself fort recuse defending my honor against false allegations. senatorsocratic complained he refused to discuss conversations with president trump. >> i believe the american people have had it with stonewalling. >> i am not stonewalling. i am following the policies of the department of justice. nick: tempers flared. >> mr. comey said there were matters with the recusal that were problematic and he couldn't talk about them. what are they? >> why don't you tell me? there are none, i can tell you that with certainty. nick: the most angry words in washington did not come from donald trump. he left town in a genial mood, but cannot escape the russian cloud that hangs over his presidency. donald trump has made no secret of his annoyance with jeff sessions or recusing himself from the russian investigation. perhaps he would have been delighted. mostw on capitol hill the passionate rebuttal of the allegations of russian collusion. nick bryant, bbc news, washington. laur

he gave us -- >> adam west brought batman from the cometic books to the tef screen in 1966. saving the world from the joker and penguin over and over in the nick been battle leukemia he passed away in his home in los angeles. adam west was 88 years old. >>> bill cosby's lawyers will begin prepping their defense monday. on friday the prosecution rested its case with one last punch at the 79-year-old kmed yan, reading from a decade old deposition in which cosby admits in years past he got sedatives to give to women he wanted to have sex with. his accuser, constand says he gave her pills and assaulted her back in 2004. gene let's start with the previews, what you can expect from this defense that begins on monday? any hints as to where they will begin to defend bill cosby? >> well, here's what the defense has said they're very confidence. and their case presented to the judge if they chose to present one start on monday. they also said they'll have special witnesses. now, this is a he said, she said. so to give bill cosby as much credibility as possible is extremely important here because the jury really has two choices, do they believe andrea co

adam west, the american actor best known as the star series batman has died aged 88. good afternoon from westminster. theresa may's two closest advisors, nicknd fiona hill, have resigned, following the conservative party's failure to win a majority in parliament, in the general election. the bbc understands the prime minister had been warned she faced a leadership challenge if she didn't sack them. the government's chief whip, gavin williamson, is now in belfast to hold talks with northern ireland's largest party, the dup, to try to secure support for mrs may's minority government. here's our political correspondent alex forsyth. they were at the heart of power, the prime minister's closest advisers for your. but in nick timothy and fiona hill were accused of having too much control over policy and tactics, costing theresa may her majority, costing them theirjobs. they are brilliant street fighters and terrible political leaders. at the heart of government you need green hued people who have been rendered block saying, do not do that, you will make mistakes. he said that britain was divided to... today, as the consequences of the campaign s

nick of time. >>. >> he found success on the animated tv show the family guy. mayor west as you'll recall. he died friday in his home in los angeles after a battle with leukemia. adamld. >>> after a week of intense testimony, the prosecution has rested and bill cosby's sexual assault trial. >> they called twelve witnesses to the stand trying to prove he sexually assaulted anldria constan. >> reporter: it was a very intense week last week, the common wealth putting on twelve witnesses in their case and chief. this is the criminal case, the one hawaii could go to prison to if found guilty. one was a prior bad act witness a woman that said she too was drugged and assaulted by bill cosby in 1986. what she testified to was strikingly similar to what andrea constan says happened to her. they said back in 1996 she said in a deposition everything happened in 1990. it wads when she took the stand though. this is the star witness for the prosecution. she alleges she was assaulted they watched her, they listened to her. as she described exactly what she says happened to her. this is a case of credibility and the defense tries to undermine her credibility by trying to say her

bush administration, nick burns, accused trump of dereliction of the basic duty to defend the country for what he says is the disinterest of russia's meddling. adam schiff told cnn this afternoon that he, quote, completely agrees. do you? >> well, look, in the congress, our response to crimea, but also the russian interference in our elections is the russian sanction bill. i'm hopeful that this will move very quickly through the house and go to the president's desk. i think russia needs to be held accountable. there need to be consequences to this. if there are no consequences there is no doubt in my mind that russia will continue to try to meddle in our elections, whether it be 2018 or the next presidential election. >> is dereliction a fair word? >> i wouldn't go that far. i think, look, china does a lot of bad things, too. there are a lot of foreign adversaries, iran, china, north korea, russia constantly conducting cyber attacks. but i think russia is really the best at what's called disinformation campaign warfare and we better be ready for it this next election sighcycle. >> i want to ask you about syria. the administration claiming credit

nick asked to honor his mother's legacy by putting people first. trish? trish: thank you very much. hillary joining me with more and bull's-eye brief founder adam johnson. what do you think is going on here? understandably he needs to mourn his mother's loss. he and his mother were very close. it is coming at interesting time when the company is under so much scrutiny he has taken a lot of heat. his whole management team has taken a lot of heat. >> god bless him. anyone who loses their mother, we do at some point in time but that is really a copout. integrity is one-shot deal. travis kalanick had more than one shot at integrity. sexual harrassment, no place for that. software to evade regulators, doesn't pass the sniff test. shouting at your own employees, drivers on the front line, that isn't acceptable behavior. too many times this man has gone over the line. trish: do you think he's the problem? >> yes. trish: with the company in general or is this just silicon valley and silicon valley needing to grow up? look, it starts at the top, right? >> yes. starts at the top. trish: you need the ceo embrace agriculture that you want to have? >> yes, you're ab