i'm robert gray, now back to water swirl.> when mexico sends their people they are not sending their best they are bringing drugs and crime they are web-based and some are good people. jesse: while launching his controversial campaign he wasn't so far off. henry sanchez were arrested for it lacking locking a 14-year-old maryland girl and a bathroom and raping her. sources say both of the alleged purpose are illegal perps are illegal immigrants and were actually freshmen. sanchez it was caught by isis and released the crime could have been prevented. here is one mother who has a child at rockville high school. >> and i want 18 euros and 14 years old mingling. i don't want my child in with the criminal that just walked across our border the one young man have already been convicted of a crime and they have wanted to deport him i don't want my son involved with him. the local democrats despite this vicious crime are pushing a bill that seeks to turn the entire state of maryland into a sanctuary state. this garnered zero coverage

i am robert gray, now back to "red eye" ." ♪ >> tom: baby boomers, you know who you are.re famously called the "me" generation. observing, studying, doting. now a new book says that baby boomers are more than that, they are sociopaths. in his book "generation of sociopaths," a writer says boomers display many more antisocial traits and behaviors than the rest of us. the reason? "they came of age in a time of it fairly effortless prosperity. they really just assume that things are going to work out no matter what. that's unhelpful conditioning." he blames and from everything from the national debt to global climate change. he says millennials are only self absorbed because their boomer parents made them that way. his generation, and my generation, generation x, they are okay. if the boomers are psychopaths and the millennials are narcissists, we are just right. jessica, can you blame a whole generation are just the liberals? [laughter] >> as i have baby boomer liberal parents, i'd like to do all sorts of things with this. i when i read this i was so excited, everything is

i'm robert gray.er killed in an airstrike to the pentagon confirms he was killed march 19. he was responsible for the deaths of two americans and dozens of others in the 2008 bombing of a marriott hotel in islamabad. the health care fight is not over yet. the president tweeting this morning obamacare will explode and will piece together a great health care plan for the people. in a tweet coming a day after he ordered new health care plan pulled from congress after republicans failed to secure enough votes to pass it. uber spending is driverless car program in arizona. the cars, well the cars were pulled after one of them crash on highway. uber said another driver failed to yield to its driverless car during a turn. fortunately there were no serious injuries. i'm robert gray, back to "the greg gutfeld show". greg: will he be fine without a k-9? the "washington post" pointed out this week that president trump may be the first president in 500 years to not have a dog or any pets in the white house. if yo

s i am robert gray. back to "the o'reilly factor." ♪ >> bill: "factor followup" segment tonight. will the republican version of obamacare past the house tomorrow? earlier today, the speaker said this. >> there are people that want to get various provisions in the bill, we have to broker compromises to make sure we draft legislation that can pass. we know we feel good at the end of the day here because members promised that we would repeal and replace this disastrous and collapsing law, and that is what we are intent on doing. >> bill: i don't know if speaker ryan should be feeling good. joining us now from austin, texas, karl rove. you know, reports are that this bill is in trouble. what are you hearing? >> well, i felt better about it yesterday. i thought it was a good sign when mark meadows, the chairman of the freedom caucus, said we're not going to enforce discipline, so individual members of the caucus can vote the way they like. but we are seeing reports that there are 25 members of the freedom cau

in los angeles robert gray fox news. >> now this morning california senator will speak against the republican health care plan. senator harris will highlight some stories of people who have benefited from the care act. >>> governor jerry brown says the republican health care plan would be devastating to california. the study by the governor's office said the republican plan would shift $6 billion in annual cost by the year 2020. governor brown was speaking yesterday sgens the republican plan outside the u.s. capital building along some other democrats and joe biden. saying millions of people in california would no longer be able to afford health care coverage. >>> time is 4:07. san francisco police are looking for a 10-year-old girl. the girl was walking on far side avenue when a man in the car approached her, got out, and tried to grab her and pull her into the car. but she screamed and people nearby rushed over to help her chasing after the man but he got away. so far investigators have only released a vague description of this suspect. a white man in his 20s driving a volkswagen passat. >>

that's a look at the week i'm robert gray. fox news. >>> time now is 7:18. get ready for cooler tell me at my and a chance of rain >> the future of healthcare. what is next? after republicans pull their repeal and replace plan before they even got a chance to vote. we'll tell you about it coming up. ♪ ♪ >>> afghanistan killed a top al-qaeda leader. kerry asine is responsible for a deadly attack in 2008. yousin is from pakistan and also had ties to at the taliban. >>> where do we go from here? house republicans and president trump trying to regroup on healthcare. >> this comes legislation to repeal and replace obamacare never made it for a vote. we get the latest from fox. >> reporter: yesterday wasn't a victory for the american people. it was a victory for the status quo in washington, dc. and it was a victory for the disaster of obamacare. but i promise you, that v won't last very long. >> elected officials in washington are continuing to feel the fall-out after fall-out of the american healthcare act. it was pulled from the house floor before it went to a

i'm robert gray. now back to justice. jeanine: welcome back.s week's deadly attack in london has put tara back on the front of everyone's mind especially here in america. more deputy assistant. all right. not only did this bring isis and the terrorist problem back on everyone's mind but it seemed like it coincide with us this week that there is a new regulation and i remember just yesterday thinking zero my goodness. all the new measures that seem to be there. they are changing the rules about what they can be brought on airplanes. what's going on and why. because of the primary responsibilities have said that we have certain information. you are no longer allowed to take larger electronics onto the cabin with you. they have to be checked. what exactly we know and potential plots. the fact is there is always the ketchup game. good counter terrorism is counterterrorism is not always reactive. first it's a box cutters and mace. ghost issues a month later it goes to the liquid plot. remember the printer cartridge. it's always can me out imagine th

live from america's news headquarters, i'm robert gray.led in an airstrike. the pentagon confirmed he was killed march 19th. he was responsible for the death of two americans and dozens of others in a 2008 hotel bombing in islamabad. uber is suspending the driverless car program in arizona. the cars were pulled after one crashed on the highway. another car failed to yield to its driverless vehicle during a turn. think you fully there was no injuries. several storms moving across overnight. one in louisiana was and apparent tornado. the it will be a busy week with storms in oklahoma and arkansas. now back to justice jeanine: welcome back. this week's deadly attack in london has put tara back on the front of everyone's mind especially here in america. more deputy assistant. all right. not only did this bring isis and the terrorist problem back on everyone's mind but it seemed like it coincide with us this week that there is a new regulation and i remember just yesterday thinking zero my goodness. all the new measures that seem to be there. t

biden says he hopes president i'm robert gray. now back to the greg got filled show. greg: will he be fine without a k-9? the "washington post" pointed out this week that president trump may be the first president or any pets in the white house. if you don't count eric. anyway the paper also noted, i love eric. the paper also noted the past leaders who benefited from having a dog because dogs generate good press and annual annual -- that's a terrible reason to get a dog. it's. nixon telling that story about checkers helped him out of political hot water and bill clinton walking with buddy during the lewinsky scandal. maybe feel a little sympathy for the guy. although the dog was nervous. and then of course there was president obama walking his prized joe biden. [laughter] [applause] love joe but these are different times and trump is a different president. i'm thinking trump should get a ferocious tiger. he would come in handy. last week really you are voting no on health care? he snuggles. just kidding my tigers name is bruce. pets have human names. snuggles is the n

as robert gray tells us now, people in london are still reeling from that attack. the british authorities deny reports the intelligence community dropped the ball.>> reporter: many are questioning how the man who carried out wednesday's attack in london fell through the cracks of the dish intelligence. 52-year-old collin massoud have been on radar. he was eventually shot and killed outside the british parliament. >> what happened showed security sensors were working, what was so tragic was the police officer lost his life enforcing those. the attacker did not get on to the parliament. >> reporter: several killed and dozens of others injured. francisco lopez saw his vehicle piling through a crowd on the bridge. >> i had no time to get out of the way. >> reporter: he did everything he could to try to survive.'s mac i tried to defend myself so i put my arms forward the car just tumbled me over and that was it basically. >> reporter: a vigil was held honoring those who lost their lives. a utah man was one of the victims killed. kirk cochran was celebrating his 25th fun

in los angeles robert gray fox news. >>> this morning california senator comma harris will speak on the floor. senator harris will highlight stories of californians who have benefited from the affordable care act and explain why she opposes the republican plan to replace it. >>> time is 5:07. san francisco police are searching for a man who tried to kidnap a 13-year-old girl yesterday near stern grove. about 5:00 p.m. the police say the girl was walking on far side avenue when the man in the car approached her, got out, and tried to grab her and pulled her into the car but she screamed and people rushed over chasing after the man but he got away. so far investigators have only released a vague description of the suspect. he's a white man in his 20s driving a volkswagen passat. >>> governor jerry brown says taking away the health care would destate california. governor brown spoke yesterday against the republican plan outside the u.s. capital alongside other prominent democrats. governor brown called it a dangerous bill saying million officer people in california would -- millions of peo

first fox5's robert gray tells us what we can expect in the week ahead. in politics this week, secretary of state rex tillerson expected to meet with the foreign minute terse of lit wayne yeah ines tone yeah washington, tuesday. they'll be discussing various issues including the fight against global threats and the strengthening of nato corporation. brex it is moving forward in the united kingdom. theresa may is expected to trigger article l on wednesday which will begin official brex it negotiations between the uk and the europe onon. in technology news sam young will unveil it's latest smartphone the galaxy s8 and plus in new york city wednesday. it's the first major launch since the galaxy note 7 was pulled from the market after some of the devices caused fire. and then there were four. the 2017ncaa men's basketball tournament comes down to the final four. these teams will square off saturday leading up to the national championship game on april 3 in phoenix. also on saturday it's april fool's day and no, it's not a joke. keep your eyes open and don't

terrific, and is in this and he is terrific, and the film is directed by james gray and it is beautifully direct that robertts core, —— it is strangely elliptical, and they are individual moments which are very striking, there are moments when they come across a musical being mounted in the jungle which reminds me ofa mounted in the jungle which reminds me of a one herzog film, and there are bits which reminds me of conrad and coppola. what i like about click —— like about it, it is five days since i've seen it and it has lingered in my mind, they are images which are very beautiful and arresting. terrific performance on sienna miller, as his wife, a tha nkless sienna miller, as his wife, a thankless role, but she make something of it. the toughest character on screen. and although it isa character on screen. and although it is a flawed film, it aims high and i would rather see something aim high and fail in certain areas then something which is franchise fodder, and it didn't feel like that at all, it is strangely old—fashioned. there are moments, there is a dream sequence are moments, there is a dream seq

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robert -- [inaudible] nix. he was elected in 1958. i was 4 years old, and this seat is a seat that congressman bill gray served in who went to, ultimately, being the whip of the united states congress and the chairman of the budget committee. so those people also laid the groundwork to where i am today. >> what specifically did your mom or your dad, you know, what did they tell you about giving back? >> well, basically, they were individuals who believed that we're not in this world by ourselves. we are our brothers' and sisters' keepers. my mom always used to talk about you go to school, you go to church. the first church i went to was on haines street called the providence baptist church so the elementary school was directly across from the church. so, you know, it was school during the week and church on sunday, and that's what my mom would stress to me. and my grandmother, who's no longer alive, was the matriarch of all of us. she was the one who set the tone, she was one when made sure that we all understood the importance of education and not making excuses and working hard. so my grandfather was a self-made man. he was in the nav

my wife, mary ellen bork, in the gray suit, my daughter, ellen bork in the burgundy, my son, charles, and my son robert, junior. and as senator hatch mentioned, mrs. potter stewart, who is a neighbor of ours, is with us today. sen. biden: welcome all. thank you for being here. judge bork: i want to begin by thanking the president for placing my name in nomination for this most important position. i am flattered and humbled to have been selected. if confirmed, i assure the senate that i will approach the enormous task energetically and enthusiastically and will endeavor to the best of my ability to live up to the confidence placed in me. i also want to thank president ford and senators dole and danforth and congressman fish for their warm remarks in introducing me to the senate and to this committee. as you have said quite correctly, mr. chairman, and as others have said here today, this is in large measure a discussion of judicial philosophy, and i want to make a few remarks at the outset on that subject of central interest. that is my understanding of how a judge should go about his or her work. that

gray hall was there for the moment. >> my father always said that they would find it. >> reporter: for susan it's a reunion 40 years in the making. her father robertnt's norman rockwell painting was stolen in 1976 from the family's home in cherry hill. her father has since passed away but friday morning the fbi was able to return the piece. >> he was crushed when it was stolen 'cause he loved it and he, you know, would be thrilled right now. >> reporter: the grant family purchased the painting back in the 1950's for less than a hundred bucks. after it was damaged during a pool game at the original owner's home. after all these years years its a mystery solved for a family who has been wondering where this piece has been all this time. the fbi got the tip they needed after a recent media blitz to get the word out about the missing painting. the person who had it came forward unaware that it was stolen. >> to be able to get this piece back after so many years it's not often we're able to do this. 40 years is an extraordinary long time. >> reporter: agents wouldn't say where but confirmed the painting was recovered in the philadelphia area. authoriti