i'm robert gray. parts of the government are shut down. congress and the white house unable to come to an agreement to avoid a partial government closure. as of midnight on the east coast as much as a fourth of the federal government is unfunded. hundreds of thousands of federal employees will be furloughed or work without pay this holiday season. at the core of the dispute, president trump and republicans demanding $5 billion of funding for the wall on the u.s./mexico border. in a joint statement senate minority leader chuck schumer and nancy pelosi put the blame on president trump and the gop branding it the trump shutdown. they called for a strong, sensible and effective border security policy calling the president's wall expensive and ineffective. the president said he would be proud to shut the government down to fight for the border wall. congress will gavel back into session at noon on saturday but the house will give 24 hours notice before a vote. so the soonest this could be resolved would be sunday. the white house says it will b

in los angeles, robert gray, fox news. shannon: we will follow what happens today.me is half past the top of the hour ending hours from now the stock market set to reopen after plunging 800 points with trade fears but now china says they are confident they can strike a deal with the us. how the president is responding and cheesecake factory chaos. why the cops were called over free cheesecake. heather: you are watching "fox and friends first". the stock market will reopen after a roller coaster week, massive gains and losses. chinese officials say they are confident about striking the trade deal with donald from following the g 20 summit. todd pyro joins us with what it means for wall street. >> reporter: trading sets to resume after all major markets close yesterday for a national day of mourning to honor president bush. expect earnings to be the focus today but with the specter of us china trade relations hanging over the markets here is what china meant to the market so far this week. look at monday, higher on the heels of donald trump and xi jinping's successful

i'm robert gray. former dallas police officer has been indicted for murder after shooting a man inside his own apartment. she says she even teshed the apartment thinking it was her own and opened fire when she saw him in the darkness. the grand juriy upgraded the charge to murder friday. she faces life in prison if convicted. a 7.0 earthquake in alaska causing minimal damage to buildings in a anchorage. the roads in the area did not fare so well, nor did the alaska railroad which has shut down all operations. i'm robert gray. now back to the judge. judge jeanine: welcome back to our continued special coverage on justice remembering president george h.w. bush. spiritual guidance and faith are key to presidents. ref van billy graham had a special relationship with president george h.w. bush. his son franklin graham joins us. thank you for being with us this evening. reverend, can you explain how it was that bushes got to know the grahams? where did it start? >> my father first met mr. bush, this would b

i'm robert gray. least 14 people including two children died during a botched bank heist in brazil. please see the robbers planning to take the hostages on their crime spree. they were on a highway heading to do things targeted when they were cornered by police exchanging gunfire. eight suspected robbers and six hostages between ages 13-60 were killed. at least four of the hostages were from the same family. meanwhile, in italy six people died during a stampede at eight make love. most of the victims were minors attending a rap concert. a railing outside the nightclub collapsed causing people to fall over the ledge and others on top of them. dozens were injured. police are trying to determine if the use of pepper spray triggered the stampede. i'm robert gray, back to "watters' world". world." president trump: i'm extremely happy with the your country. the economy and the employment numbers are the best we have had had. the most of people who have ever worked in the united states by far. jesse: a recen

i'm robert gray. now back to greg gutfeld *.t, kevin hart, stepped down as oscars host following an anti- gay tweets he wrote between 202009 and 2011. he wrote about breaking his daughters dollhouse if his son tried to play with it calling the behavior gay. he said one of the biggest fears of his son growing up to be gay. claims the academy given the choice to apologize or it would move on and find another host and he passed on the apology. >> reason i passed is because i've addressed this several times. i've addressed it. i've spoken on it and i said where the rights and wrongs work and said who i am now and i've done it. not going to kinney continue to go back in the days of old. greg: however, hart did apologize later on twitter and set the follow-up tweet. he quits the oscars instead of apologizing and then apologizes. what? can we accept that apology? let's ask my buddy, vince. >> yeah. greg: apology accepted. tyrus -. tyrus: yes. greg: what do you make of this? tyrus: what is interesting to me as everyone was worried about

. >>> live from america's news headquarters, i'm robert gray.dent trump names mick mulvaney to serve as his acting chief of staff. the president made the announcement via twitter on friday after he said john kelly would be stepping down by year's end. mulvaney served in congress before joining the administration and reacted by saying his appointment a tremendous honor. >>> a texas judge on friday ruling the affordable care act unconstitutional. the judge sided with an argument put forth by 20 republican states. they say the act could no longer stand since there is no penalty for americans who don't buy insurance. despite the ruling there will be no ruling for those who have coverage or need a plan for the new year. i'm robert gray, now back to "the ingraham angle." >> laura: it's friday and that means it's time for friday follies. senatorial losers taking shots at president trump out ton way out the door. and a touching moment at a nashville airport. joining us raymond arroyo. you would think your last moments of service to the nation would be g

barnes & noble ♪ >> live from america's news headquarters, i'm robert gray.resident trump announcing on twitter that white house budget director mick mulvaney will be his acting chief of staff. a former south carolina congressman will take over for john kelly who president trump said will be leaving the white house at year's end. mulvaney responding on twitter this is a tremendous honor. i look forward to working with the president and the entire team. it's going to be a great 2019. meanwhile the pennsylvania supreme court denying bail to bill cosby while he appeals his sexual assault conviction. he filed an appeal last month are doing the judge had a grudge against the key pretrial witness and his decisions are grounds for a new trial. if the 81-year-old cosby was convicted in april of drugging and molesting a woman in 2004. i'm robert gray, now back to "the ingraham angle" ." >> laura: it's friday and that means it's time for senatorial losers taking parting shots at trump on their way out the door. a new orleans christmas special and a touching moment at a

robert gray tells us the crowning comes after the international pageant made history. >> the new miss universe is, philippines! >> the 24-year-old, catriona gray, edging out 93 other contestants from around the globe, being crowned miss universe 2018. she represented the philippines but was born in australia and attended the berklee college of music in boston. following her crowning moment, she says the dress she was wearing when she won symbolized a volcano that erupted in her hometown in the philippines earlier this year, but the vibrant red dress was not only chosen to represent magma. >> when i was 13 years old, my mother told me, i had a dream that you are in miss universe and you won in a red dress. >> reporter: 27-year-old miss spain, angela ponce, did not make the final round of 20 but she did make history as the first ever transgender contestant in the competition's 66-year history. miss usa, sara rose summers, was eliminated when the field was cut from 20 to 10. steve harvey and model ashley graham hosted the pageant which took place in bangkok. this year's theme, empowered

i'm robert gray. back to life, liberty and live in number one. >> the vietnam war had a big impact on you. he went from being a leftist to a conservative to a trump supporter. >> that's right. just going back to that moment in time, i look back on that moment when i realized that we were responsible for all that bloodshed that the people in the streets had that kind of power and i feel, and i've said this to people, i have blood on my hands from that. i understand, that was a moment in time when i was out of line and i had a makeup so much and i feel that way so i'm not going back to that and today i have come a long way and i've had a lot of fun, i must say, one of the great joys of my life is my relationship to the military and patriotism is a very, it brings you many beautiful friends, very close to the first responders of 911 and so i'm a person at peace. some people come at me from my own area of the world and say those things i would've said way back, i understand completely. i feel sorry and sa

. >> life from news headquarters robert gray.digging in their heels over $5 billion to build the border wall. democrats say they will not include the funding and a new spending bill that is no deal by friday parts of the federal government could shut down going home for the holidays without pay. a discovery in egypt the antiquities minister says they found a tomb belonging to a senior official from the fifth dynasty of the pharaohs. more than 4000 years ago it was found just west of cairo archaeologists say it is exceptionally well preserved with detailed hieroglyphics intact statues and original colors a one-of-a-kind find that can offer more understanding of life back then. now back to scandalous t4 t4. >> the price of opec oil was a factor in us experts agree it was even bigger in the future. >> 1979 united states was hit with a second energy crisis they double the price of crude oilgy within months spent coupled with inflation and memories of the crisis five years earlier panic buying created long lines at the pumps. >> the f

i am robert gray. ♪ >> ♪ the price of opec oil was a big factor of the rise of inflation and experts agree it will become bigger in the future. by 1979 united states was hit with the second energy crisis. decreased output doubled the price of crude oil within months. coupled with inflation and memories of the crisis five years earlier created long lines at the gas pumps. >> the federal government is stockpiling millions of gasoline's rationing coupons with economic problems kennedy began to blame carter. >> he thought he was not doing enough to tackle the problem of stagnation with low unemployment and inflation to make as carter's popularity began to decline rumors of the kennedy challenger picked up speed. >> one week ago the answer was still no but then it became i will check with my family now it is up to maybe if the economy stays in trouble he will run. >> since chappaquiddick he spent a decade of a respectful reputation in the senate. >> almost every measure a hard-working senato senator, seriou

in los angeles, robert gray, fox news.eather: alligator caught with a sneaker in his mouth after attacking a man at a retirement community. the 85-year-old bitten by the nearly 10 foot beast steps away from this home in lakeland, florida. the gator grabbed his foot and dragged him into nearby woods. the man in stable condition. a trapper will remove that gator, very lucky. surveillance camera footage catching this horrific moment that a small plane crashes into a building, skids on the ground and smashes into the building and burst into flames in fort lauderdale. both people in the plane are dead. which houses the center for artistic children is injured. the cause of the crash is still under investigation. take a look at this shocking video. and out of control car had the state trooper sending him flying through the or, the trooper investigating another crash in west palm beach. the trooper is seriously injured, it is unclear if the driver will face charges. the time is 26 after the top of the hour, message received, thous

i'm robert gray. now back to the judge. judge jeanine: welcome back to our continued special coverage on justice remembering president george h.w. bush. spiritual guidance and faith are key to presidents. ref van billy graham had a special relationship with president george h.w. bush. his son franklin graham joins us. thank you for being with us this evening. reverend, can you explain how it was that bushes got to know the grahams? where did it start? >> my father first met mr. bush, this would be the father george h. bush in washington at a couple meetings where he shook hand and didn't know him. he was playing golf in florida and mrs. bush, dorothy walker bush heard my father was there and asked if he could come by the cottage, she wanted to meet him. she was a devout woman. she loved god. she knew the scriptures. she invited him back and he got to know george h. and the rest of the family. judge jeanine: so bush 41's mother reached out to your father, is that correct? >> that's correct, that's how it all started. judge j

i'm robert gray. of staff john kelly will step down from his job at the end of the year. president trump made the announcement saturday. kelly has held the job since july 2017. the president called kelly a quote great guy. a replacement is expected to be named in the next few days. sources tell fox news the president is considering nick ayers, current chief of staff to vice president pence. christmas comes early for the crew of the under national space station. it was stocked with plenty of fiction and treats needed for the perfect holiday beginner. it houses six astronaut, two of which are americans. t of presids policies. judge jeanine: a lot of developing news to get to with my political panel. let's jump right in. dan bongino joins me along with ay aramesh. the white house today says that there was nothing of value in the mueller filing. while trump tweets they totally clear him. >> what planet are you living on. your campaign chair. your personal fixer and lawyer for 12 years are either going to

i'm robert gray.ent confirms his chief of staff john kelly will be stepping down. the president says kelly's departure will happen by the end of the year. there are reports of tension between the two men. sources telling fox news the president is considering nick ayres, currents chief of staff to vice president pence for the job. the officer hop responded to a mass shooting at a bar last month was killed by friendly fire. he was hit five times by the gunman. but officials say the 6th and fatal shot came from a highway patrolman. 11 other people were killed in the shooting. now back to. "watters' world." president trump: i'm extremely happy with the your country. the economy and the employment numbers are the best we have had had. the most of people who have ever worked in the united states by far. jesse: a recent gallup poll found 53% of americans approve of mr. trump's handling of the economy. that's 8% higher than the average for any administration since reagan. one man benefiting from the boom, rea

robert: i'm robert gray live from "america's news headquarters."s are rattling alaska after friday's massive 7.0 earthquake. at least 11 have magnitudes of 4.5 or greater. the quakes caused extensive damage top businesses and roads. but no injuries were reported. schools are closed until tuesday until they are inspected. president trump declared an emergency. more clashes between police and protesters in paris. police fired tear gas and a water can noon. water -- water cannon. i'm robert pray, back to the judge. judge jeanine: welcome back to our continuing special coverage on "justice"e" remembering geore h.w.ri bush. spiritual faith are key top every president. reverend billy graham was a close confident to many presidents. franklin graham is here to share with us the relationship his father shared with president bush. i can you explain how it was that bushes got to know the grahams? where did it start? >>at my father first met. bush, the father, george h. bush in washington at a couple meetings where he shook hands but didn't know him. but he wa

i'm robert gray.te house chief of staff john kelly will be leaving his post by the end of the year. kelly's departure had been rumored for months. a white house official says the top prospect to replace the marine corps general is nick ayres, vice president pence's chief of staff. he said kelly is quote a great guy. police used wate water canons on protestors in paris. protesters took to the streets to protest a gas hike. but that has he stroifnld a protest of president macron's policies. judge jeanine: a lot of developing news to get to with my political panel. let's jump right in. dan bongino joins me along with ay aramesh. the white house today says that there was nothing of value in the mueller filing. while trump tweets they totally clear him. >> what planet are you living on. your campaign chair. your personal fixer and lawyer for 12 years are either going to jail or pleaded guilty or in hot water. mr. president you have a lot of turbulence ahead. bubble up and sit in your seat. stop' tweeting,

i'm robert gray. parts of the government are shut down.ess and the white house unable to come to an agreement to avoid a partial government closure. as of midnight on the east coast as much as a fourth of the federal government is unfunded. hundreds of thousands of federal employees will be furloughed or work without pay this holiday season. at the core of the dispute, president trump and republicans demanding $5 billion of funding for the wall on the u.s./mexico border. in a joint statement senate

. ♪ ♪ >> live from america's news headquarters, i'm robert gray. threat prompted the evacuation of cnn's offices in new york city late thursday night. according to the new york city police department, the caller allegedly said five bombs were placed around the time warner building. nothing was found after a sweep was done of that building. back in october, the station's new york headquarters were evacuated. this, after a package with an explosive device addressed to former cia director john brennan was discovered. a burial was held thursday for former president george h.w. bush. it capped off a week of mourning for the commander in chief. his remains were taken on a 70-mile journey from houston to college point. he was laid to rest next to his wife, barbara, and daughter, robin, next to his presidential library. now back to "hannity." ♪ >> sean: as i have explained again and again, when it comes to trashing president trump, nothing is off-limits. if you thought what we showed you last night was bad, it's got even worse. that is a subject for tonigh

roberts. >> word on the street is you're the old man around here, man. >> i'm one of the older men, yes. there's some older ones. but i got a couple graysg size and grace, robert's style has been described as poetry in motion. >> i do this until 11:00 at the latest. >> tug. >> it gives me an hour to kind of be myself, feel out the space. ♪ >> reporter: jamar plays a prominent role in "lazarus." >> i want to know about "lazarus." a big deal, a big project. one of those things where you sit in it and you sit in it and you let it take you all the way through to the end. sometimes it's -- sometimes it's good, sometimes it's really intense. most of the time it's intense because of the subject matter, because of what it deals with. ♪ i'm a black man in a white world ♪ >> dance is storytelling,storyt. in this work there's a lot being communicated. >> reporter: it's in these times a new generation of dancers bring their own stories and the for "nightline" i'm zachary kiesch in new york. >>> the national tour "alias ending" begins in february. >>> next, giving credit where credit is due. this winter, a hero will fight... superhero: [coughs] his

budget office staff including tiffany arthur, megan carroll, kathleen fitzgerald, jennifer gray, jim langley, and robert reece. and the congressional research folks al heizuzen and elizabeth rabickey. finally i'm grateful for the help of the legislative counsels in the senate, heather burnham, lorena edwards, urise elsefan, christina kennelly, heather lowell, mark mazone, patrick ryan. apologies to all of those folks whose name i just mispronounced. the staff members have done a fantastic job, and i am pleased that they are members of our team. my predecessor in this business and one of my mentors a long time ago, senator frank carlson of kansas said there are no self-made men or public -- or women in public office. it is your friends who make you what you are. and i apply that to staff. all of the people i have just mentioned represented a great team effort to get this legislation passed in such fine fashion. for all of them and especially to my fellow senators, we are grateful for the support we have received this week. together we have done what we're sent here to do -- work in a bipartisan, bicamera

gray territory. what strikes me here is it shows how robert mueller is really taking advantage of the disorganization and lack of information. you have to show me he's the only that can tell me. i don't think he has a clue as to who was in the room and bearing the messages and they are able to separate these people and start to go after them. the white house has no question. >> you are pointing at exactly the problem that the president repeatedly has made people around him, people who work for him witnesses. he usually -- >> the president made them witnesses. >> because of the way they have a lack of disciplines. that's not what should have happened. if you wanted to have don mcgahn deny a story, do you it just to don mcgahn. >> the other thing that may seem obvious, but important to say, the white house responded from the president to mueller was all about preinauguration and during the campaign and collusion. he was president well into the first year of his presidency. this is about obstruction. it's another indicator. part of the investigation if you feel you need to talk to the president's chief

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with james gray and velocity the they just made my first new yorker story that i ever wrote into old man and the gun with robertedford and sissy spacek and for me the really one moment comes in i get one moment which at the premiere i bring my kids who think their dad is a real dork who writes in his office and for 24 hours i seem pretty cool and then it goes away. [laughter] >> alicia got 24 hours. >> this is for mr. grisham. what inspired you to become an author and what your biggest piece of advice for young authors? >> katie is from my hometown in south mississippi and her mother and i were buddies when we were 11 years old, kids grow there. when i use to sign books at bookstores in oxford, mississippi in memphis katie would come to my book signings a number of years ago the photographs of me holding katie as a baby and each year she grew up so we have them succession of photos and you lived in florida now? went to fsu, right? good to see you again. what was the question? [laughter] >> what inspired you to become an author and what advice for young authors? >> advice is i try to stay away from it it's easy