z282sz zwtz y282sy ywty five from america's news headquarters, i'm rob schmidt.isiana governor is warning everyone to be on high alert. he cautioned the threat of more severe weather moving through the state. parts of texas and mississippi also understand morning. severe weather moving through early sunday destroying a mobile home in southern louisiana. a woman and her daughter were killed. a senate meeting scheduled tomorrow for the nomination of neil gorsuch. they are considering a filibuster but the republicans say all options are on the table to get him confirmed. three of them spent time talking about repealing obamacare. the president tweeted earlier today that he is still working toward reaching a deal to fix healthcare. i'm rob schmidt. act ii "watters world". see you later. ." jesse: welcome back. fake news and media bias. those are the topics of tonight's "watters world." the press breath leslie reporting that devin nunes. >> two senior white house official. >> at least two white house officials. >> two white house staffers. >> two people who worked in

in new york, rob schmidt, fox news. >>> we want to get to breaking news we're following out of havertownthis evening. sky fox over the scene of a fire. this is on the 1900 block of west chester pike. as you can see this is a heavily wooded area. you can also see some emergency vehicles around that building. so you know it's still a very active scene. dispatchers telling us they are still working to stabilize the situation which means it's not under control yet. we understand no injuries are being reported right now. >>> happening in delaware, a judge is weighing the fate of three teen girls charged in connection to the deaths avenue classmate. closing arguments have wrapped up in the case surrounding high school bathroom brawl which ended hours later with the death avenue 16-year-old girl. fox 29's dave kinchen is live in wilmington. dave? >> reporter: lucy, the attorneys for the teen suspects left court without speaking to media today. as they prepare for the decision from the judge on thursday. this case all involving a fight captured on video that was shared across social media. >> at

. : : : live from america's news headquarters, i am rob schmidt. in ohio. this is the suspect. his name is steve stevens. he randomly killed an elderly man and streamed live on facebook. he is considered armed and dangerous. >> he was a good guy. he would give you the shirt off his back. i'm not just saying that for the cameras, like people do, people really ain't right. i'm telling the truth. this man right here was a good man. i hate that he's gone. i don't know what i'm going to do. >> a sad and senseless story. north korea has yet to acknowledge it's failed missile test. leader kim jong-un hoping it would be the highlight of the festivities to celebrate the birthday of the country's founder. the attempted launch failed right after takeoff. turkey's president is claiming victory. voters giving him powers to expand his own office. turkish state media responding 51% voting in favor of the changes. his opposition is trying follow tonight. u.s. lawmakers debating whether or not to authorize more military action in syria. john mccain praised the mili

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been placed on leave, a spokesperson says those actions are not standard procedure, from new york, rob schmidtoxnews. >>> rex tillerson's moscow visit could be historic, tillerson is condemning russia's support of the syrian president. former we are joined by the uc berkeley professor of political science, this meeting is getting off to a pretty icy start before it even begins right? with all that is surrounding this visit. >> that is right, it looks like trump has flipped 180 degrees on syrian policy, syria is important for russia, this is the country in which russia wants to make its stand in the middle east and reemerge as a world power, somebody to project power outside of its own neighborhood, for the united states to push back it could be real problems for vladimir putin, on the other hand the strike did not destroy much on the ground in syria, at the airport where the strike happened, the syrians know about this in advance, so it does not look like a lot of damage. we don't know the extent to which this is just a charade that trump is putting out for political effects, russia and syria

rob schmidt, fox news. >>> in the bay area police are asking for the public's help to try to solve the cities first homicide of the year. a man was found shot to death inside a car in the parking lot of the grocery outlet store on newark boulevard. it is not clear what led up to the shooting the police think the victim may have been targeted. police have not released information about a suspect.>>> the highway patrol has released details about a drive-by shooting on highway four. it happened around 3:30 saturday afternoon. the chp says the woman who was shot in the leg was one of two panhandlers in the area at the time. she was taken to a hospital, treated and released. is not clear what led up to the shooting and no arrests have been made. >> a 23-year-old convicted of shooting and killing people in a south carolina church was handed nine life sentences. he pleaded guilty to murder charges as part of a deal with prosecutors in exchange for a life prison sentence. this was the surest path for his execution. it also spared victims of a second trial. he was convicted of 33 federal charge

correspondent, rob schmidt has the latest from newark airport in new jersey. >> oh, my god. >> everyone is talking about the video aviation police dragging a passenger off a united plight, his face bloody. a paying customer, so united could make room for its own employees. >> oh, my god. look what you did to him. >> reporter: other passengers watched in horror, and millions have watched online. on "good morning america" a complete flip flop by the ceo, who originally blamed the passenger. >> do you think he is at fault in any way? >> no. he can't be. he was a paying passenger, sitting on our seat in our aircraft. and no one should be treated that way. period. >> reporter: a mess for united has become an opportunity for new jersey governor chris christie to take action. christie asking transportation secretary, elaine chao to suspend federal regulations that allow airlines to overbook flights. the move they use to ensure maximum profitability by keeping planes packed full. >> they kick the guy off the plane and the other three to make money. >> yes. >> that's it. they're doing it with th

joining us from the fox news room here in the building in new york, fox news correspondent rob schmidtwhy did that guy, after 100 people on the plane, more than that, why did they pick that guy to drag him off? >> they picked four people and they say it was a random selection, that's how it works, but just to elaborate a little bit on what's going to no doubt be a p.r. disaster for united airlines, that video is shocking when you see it. this is a paying customer on united airlines, and they overbooked, and the planes are allowed to overbook this flight. they're allowed to do that to get as much money as they can, and they're legally allowed to do so. but they offered that money like you said, couple hundred bucksks and raised it about $800 which is what they did on this flight. if they get no takers at that point, they don't want to pay any more money, so they just randomly select people to get off the flight. >> bill: what do you mean randomly select? they put a number in a hat? >> i guess. that's what they say. it's a random selection. >> bill: they don't explain. we don't know how