earlier today i spoke with robert kelly, a director of nuclear inspections of >> but are there actions up until now? in your opinion, cam patable with a peaceful nuclear program. >> at least we're doing explorations to try to explain. and it suggests they were going in that direction. but after 2003 the u.s. has no evidence of continuening. it would look to me like they did stop. >> we don't actually have the right. >> so if you want to say we're allowing them to do that you might say who we need to allow it >> robert kelly, very good to have you with us. >> in washington, senate democrats and pubrepublicans voted -- the administration has said that could derail progress as negotiations approach the late march deadline >>> a small victory today in the retrial of our colleagues in egypt. witnesses for the prosecution admitted in court they had not seen all of the video evidence against our two journalists. prosecutors have alleged they spread false news to help the muslim brother hood. the trial is adjourned until next week >>> the coalition of troupes from nigeria and niger -- >>report

kelly: you were just there. robert: but i missed you guys. kelly: high temperature down there? robert: 85. kelly: still ahead, a who's who of the internet. kelly: from celebrities to politicians to bloggers, "time" magazine has its 30 most influential people on the internet. president obama, justin bieber all made the list, as well as internet celebrities. the magazine says it analyzed social media following, site traffic, and overall ability to

robert: kelly: well, take a look at this.the giant panda enjoying playing in the snow at the memphis. ya-ya has her toys out, rolling around in the soft snow. they say this is the type of weather that she enjoys the most. eileen: of course, why not. having fun in the snow. we all had our fun in the snow thursday. >>> welcome to "world news tonight." marching on. history, once again in selma, alabama, thousands making that same march on that famous bridge. the monumental gathering on 50th anniversary of a civil rights milestone. >>> police shooting. a community outraged after an officer killed an unarmed teen. now, protesting police brutality. details emerging tonight. >>> crash landing. a giant crash landing on a roof top. it was all fun until this, the sudden collapse and injuries tonight. >>> and laser danger. those powerful green lights aimed right at the pilot's eyes now a new attack on a helicopter and a race to nab the person on the ground.

i'm robert gray, now back to "the kelly file". r od. le. we do not leave anybody wearing the american uniform behind. we had a prisoner of war whose health had deteriorated. and we were deeply concerned about. and we saw an opportunity and we seized it. and i make no apologies for that. >> that was president obama defending the decision to swap five taliban commanders for bowe bergdahl. and when those five taliban terrorists greeted in qatar they were greeted with a heroes welcome. at least three of the five had been busy trying to reconnect with their former terror networks. more on that in a moment. first, the questions about why this deal for these men and this alleged deserter. rich lowry is editor at national review and fox news contributor. and alan combs both join me now. that's the question, leave no man behind has been accepted for many years. but the question is under these particular circumstances this particular man who his entire unit said had walked away, had become a prisoner of war thanks to his own decisions, and secondl

anne gearan kelly anne conway, robert robert gibbs. >>> president obama's nuclear talks are not justtting blasted by the left. conservatives are criticizing it, too and they should be criticizing it. >>> john kerry says the president already has the authority he needs. he wants a unified front from the congress. will this congress give it to him? >>> and first republican peter king trashes ted cruz saying they both make lousy presidents. why i love peter sometimes. >>> and early battle among 2016 front runners, jeb bush and scott walker have the knives out for each other. isn't that interesting? i guess that the bushes know that walker is riding high in the polls. >>> finally, the lucky number that republicans have gotten their hands on. 47. this is "hardball," the place for politics. in a race, it's about getting to the finish line. in life, it's how you get there that matters most. like when i found out i had a blood clot in my leg. my doctor said that it could travel to my lungs and become an even bigger problem. so he talked to me about xarelto®. >>xarelto® is the first oral pres

robert needed her silenced. he had motive, means and opportunity. >> fox's kelly wright reporting there f durst is convicted of firste could face the death penalty. >> fox 29 weather short right now very very busy for you. all kinds of stuff to talk about. >> yeah. >> weather whiplash. >> it was warm out there. >> felt like spring. the high actually made it to 68 degrees but briefly. that was at noon and right now temperatures into the upper 50s by tonight we're looking at a low of about 30 degrees. so a dramatic drop in the temperatures. feels like temperatures tomorrow morning for some will be in the teens and 20s. and, yes a wintry mix of rain and snow is expected during the day on friday. we'll have much more on that coming up but temperature wise right now we have 58 degrees. humidity it's comfortable. 35%. winds right now sustained out of the northwest at 26 miles per hour. but look at the gusts. in philadelphia almost gusting to 40 miles per hour. almost gusting to 40 miles per hour out of the north and west in trenton but look at the pocono mountains much winds right now gusting to 41 miles per hour. so that

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. >>> thanks for stay with us in the kelly file tonight. 70-year-old robert durst has been charged withy the los angeles police department. this after mr. durst was featured on hbo on a show called the jinks. jinx the air to a no state fortune was suspected of killing his wife and a friend. in 2001 he was actually acquitted of murder in texas it. but on the hbo program durst said this about the three incidents. >> >> here now to explain further the anchor of the kelly file seen immediately after the factor, ms. megyn. >> i don't follow this kind of stuff. i thought the jinx was a show about a cat. and, you know it was on hbo but apparently this guy has been teasing, teasing people about these alleged crimes and now because of this tape. >> not exactly. but he has been in the news a lot over the past 30 years for several murders. >> you know, you don't do a television program. >> yes. >> put yourself out there. >> the first murder happened in 1982 of his wife. he was suspected in it and jeanine pirro, a woman you may know by the name of jeanine pirro was the west chester d.a. 20 years la

. >> now, here are the three americans in paris robert fairchild on the right plays gene kelly part.or just think of oscar levant in the movie and max von essen who plays the rival in love. in the best hollywood tradition they all follow in laugh with the same girl. >> what the hell are you guys doing in my song? >> all of this against the backdrop of post war paris. >> really messy, dirty kind of scary time. >> they have been so sad and so held back for so many years that everyone needs love, everyone needs to sing, to dance, to let it out in their own way. it may start from a dark place but it's a fun ride. >> you'll get your big slashy numbers. don't you fret. how are the audiences in paris? >> they are so attentive so respectful when they loved it they don't stop. >> enormously talented. >> magnifique! >> then there's the magic of paris. >> every street. >> you think yeah i'll take that. >> i live here too. >> i walked along, okay, this is where we are. it's amazing. we can actually walk around paris and walk the show. >> more than inspiration it's like of greatest research you c

kelly wright sorts it all out. >> reporter: disgraced real estate heir robert durst is facing charges in two states. prosecutors in los angeles formally charging the the 71 year-old monday night with first degree murder in the 2,000 shooting death of his friend susan berman. durst attorney says his client is ready to defend himself. >> we came here to wave jurisdiction and to go back to california and to get it on. >> reporter: prosecutors in louisiana a charging durst with illegally possessing a handgun. durst allegedly had the gun on him when authorities took him into custody saturday. the at a new orleans hotel. the arrest coming a day before the finally of an hbo documentary seer business durst life. he could be heard talking to himself off camera possibly confess to go three killers. >> this is what we tell our clients you do not talk with anyone about the facts of the case. that is why he is in the the pokey. >> reporter: legal expert say that admission will be used when this casings to trial but not clear how much impact it will have. >> when he says to himself in the bathroom, you cannot the

kelly wright has more. >> reporter: real estate heir robert durst is behind bars after being arrested on murder charges. fbi agents taking the 71 year-old in custody at a new orleans hotel late saturday night. the durst ace accused of killing his friend susan ber man, 15 years ago in her home in southern california. >> i'm going to say is there absolutely indication number one that he committed this murder and number two that you can prove he committed this murder and there is no indication he is a actual flight risk. >> reporter: thinks not durst first run in with the the law in, 1982 his wife disappeared in new york. the durst was considered the prime suspect but has never been charged in the case. in 2003 he admitted to killing and dismemberrering a neighbor but claims self-defense and was acquitted. legal experts say it if history proves anything durst attorneys will make sure he goes free this time around as well. >> he will take anything he can get to try to get an acquittal in this case you know, i wouldn't put it past him to pull multiple rabbits given how good they are. >> reporter: at rest in

kelly o'donnell, nbc news, washington. >>> this will be a key week for the multimillionaire and accused murderer robert durst.e's due back in a louisiana courtroom tomorrow to ask for bail on felony gun charges as his high-profile, high-priced lawyer wants him sent to california to defend him against murder charges there. nbc's ron mott has the latest. >> reporter: before robert durst faces a murder charge in california, he's due back in a new orleans court tomorrow, asking for bail on felony weapons and drug charges after authorities found a loaded gun in his hotel room. if convicted, he faces a possible life sentence. >> louisiana actually has the potential to put him in jail longer than anyone else on those gun charges. >> reporter: durst's lawyer is set to challenge his arrest calling it unlawful, based on an invalid california warrant. the attorney wants to get durst to a california court soon to defend against charges he killed his friend susan berman, which he denies. >> i would think the louisiana authorities and california authorities would get together and say look, let's have him here in california

robert wilson iii. we'll break down the hero's final sendoff. >>> what a week for the eagles. fast and furious. chip kelly has landed the lead leading roger. >>> and the weekend is almost upon us. can you feel it? a live look at the center city skyline. clouds are rolling in. right now we are tracking rain moving into the area. we'll tell you what this means for your friday and all-important weekend plans. good morning, this is "nbc 10 news" today. i'm chris cato. we begin with meteorologist brittney shipp and her first alert forecast. happy friday brittney. >>> happy friday. heading into the rest of today, the rain will be moving in but it won't be until tonight when we see the sunny skies and light wind speeds out of the east at 8 miles an hour. you can see the flag blowing there with our temperatures in philadelphia, 34 degrees. the feels-like temperature, that is cooler than yesterday. so a look at the satellite radar track, a few clouds out there with mainly sunshine. then the clouds will increase throughout the afternoon. and then we track this next system which won't be here by tonight, closer to 1

kelly wright. now back to justice with judge jeanine. foxnews.com. >> developing tonight robert direction the durst the ex entrick air on the jinx the life death of ropb bet durst now under arrest. could the interview lead to his conviction? the jinx director tosat down with me to talk about the series. >> thanks so much for being here. you both spent the better part of a decade robert durst making a documentary robert durst don't go that loosely based film on his life all good things? why? >> we have been fascinated by the story of somebody who started out in an incredibly opulent way born into this billionaire family and westchester county with all of the opportunity in the world and ended up 7 years later in a $300 a month rooming house disguised as a woman. that was a story we could not ignore. >> how did you first find out about it mark? >> back in the day when the original disappearance of kathy happened and you reopened the case. >> just to bring everybody up to date the wife of robert durst disappeared in 82. i wasn't the da until 94. i reopened it in 1999. and so you decided first to do th

robert durst behind bars accused of murder. >> he was booked hours before an explosive ending to the hbo series called "the jinx." good morning kellyood morning to you as well ainsley and heather. could what seems to be an off camera confession be the start of justice? hard to say. but listen to this. >> >> that a robert durst talking to himself after finishing an interview with hbo. he apparently confessed to three murders he has been suspected of including his own wife who vanished in 182. he was considered the prime suspect but was never charged in the case. in 2003 he admitted to killing his neighbor. he also got off with that in self defense. the hbo documentary airing hours after they after the fbi arrested him on murder charges. susan berman was supposed to talk to the disappearance of durst's wife. instead she was shot in the back of her head. >> i am going to say there's no i wantedcation number one he committed this murder and number two whether you can prove he committed this murder and number two there's no indication he's an actual flight risk. >> his off camera confession comes as no surprise to those that are close t

robert durst said, kill them all. can the videotape documentary confession hold up in court? megyn kelly is here coming up. he is back. vladmir putin, reappearing in the public for the first time after mysterious 11-day absence. youtube sensation michelle fan joins us live from fought by southwest. our her makeup tutorials racked up a billion views. what a huge business. even when they say it's not it is always about money. ♪ melissa: it is a rally but could be a party before a brutal hangover. markets firmly in rally mode before a two-day fed meeting kicks off tomorrow. but we could see the first signs of a interest rate hike since the global financial crisis. oil continuing a free fall, touching the lowest level since march of 2009 on fears of strained u.s. storage capacity. here to discuss all that charlie gasparino jack hough, "barron's" senior editor and todd starnes, fox news radio. what do you think the fed will say? >> i don't -- melissa: take the word patient out? >> maybe. look, i think people have doubts about, i think the fed will be careful not to break anything important here. if we do raise

kelly, thank you. coming up just when you thought the robert durst case couldn't get more bizarre, it does. all of the details about a latex mask and fake i.d. and 40 grand in crash. >>> an update on ashley judd's campaign to fight back against harassment online. >> in my empassioned moment, i said something that if i were in a more calm state of mind would have said differently, i think arkansas is playing dirty, apparently i've been called the c word i'm pressing charges. >> death, taxes and voting president obama has thoughts you want to hear about whether or not you should be forced to get yourself to polls on election day. "ride away" (by roy orbison begins to play) ♪ i ride the highway... ♪ ♪ i'm going my way... ♪ ♪i leave a story untold... ♪ he just keeps sending more pictures... if you're a free-range chicken you roam free. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance you switch to geico. it's what you do. ♪ two wheels a turnin'... ♪ ♪ building aircraft, the likes of which the world has never seen. this is what we do. ♪ that's the value of performan

robert. is it impressive in person as well? >> i think you would look great with that piece, kelly. >> talk to kyle. >> i think michelle would lookys. >> i was thinking the same thing, robert. >> i was a little concerned about the teeny tiny hands on the watch. could you see the time? >> i couldn't see the watch face actually. but it's not for keeping time. >> $55 million watch, apple watch. >> it's not an apple watch. >> you can't answer it. it doesn't -- yeah. >> you're being very quiet here mary ann. you're not representing merrill lynch right now. you can jump in any time. >> we're all good here. >> it's okay. and robert tell us again how they say that? do that imitation? would you like to come upstairs? >> and when he does it he's the president and ceo there, when somebody's down there and they have sort of an entourage or look like they're looking at big pieces he literally says would you like to come upstairs? and i said please tell me you don't really say that. he said we do say that. >> i love it. >> it's a lot of russians, the middle east buyers chinese buyers. they like that privacy they also have a separate room where

robert wilson iii was killed in the line of duty. the remembrance began yesterday with thousands anded itting his viewing, including eagles head coach chip kelly. this is a live look at the caisson procession gathered on jfk boulevard in center city. they are beginning to make their march from center city to university city. as you can see right here this is the horse-drawn carriage that will take officer wilson to the viewing, the funeral and burial later on today. nbc 10's jesse gary is live at the palestra this morning. that's where all of the events are taking place. jesse. >> reporter: that's right, rosemary. that caisson is expected to be here in the next half hour or so. you can see the philadelphia police have blocked off south 33rd street. i was told there are only going to be four cars allowed to park the mayor's, the police commissioner and two others. that's it. everything else is a police vehicle or support vehicle. we got new video taken inside the palestra. let's ta)c a look at this. it shows you the setup inside. they are getting flowers ready for the ceremony and there are pictures of officer wilson up when he was a boy. and a

robert wilson iii. i'm matt o'donnell have a great friday and great weekend. "live" with kellyncing with the stars" judges carrie ann inaba, julianne hough and all next on "live." now, here are kelly ripa and michael strahan. [captioning made possible by disney-abc domestic television] [applause]

kelly and sue serio have you covered starting at 4am. >>> meanwhile city mourns the loss of one of its finest tonight. a philadelphia police officer shot and killed in the line of duty. >> officer robertn ii. gunned down trying to stop a robbery today in north philadelphia. >> fox 29's chris oh o'connell is live at that scene of the fatal shooting to night for us. chris. >> reporter: iain lucy, good evening. the philadelphia police crime scene unit still remains here on the scene. they are -- looks like they're getting ready to clear the scene fairly soon. they've been here since 4:45 ever since officer robert wilson was gunned down inside that game stop. take a look right now what is going on behind me. still dozens of officers here on seen in what police believe was a robbery gone awry. wilson was shot three times inside that game stop store. the police crime scene unit spent most of the night inside. you see the truck now leaving. they were pouring over every inch of that store. they were pulling video. we understand pretty much the entire crime was caught on surveillance video. we can also tell you both suspects are in custody. dave schratwieser telling us they are 30 and 25 years

roberts, fox news. >>> all right. take a look. you're watching the historic launch of that "soyuz" rocket from kazakhstan with scott kelly onboard onway to setting new records. he and two other russians head ing for the international space station where kelly plans to spend one year in space, a nasa first. while scott kelly remains in orbit, his twin brother and former astronaut mark kelly will be on earth, both under close scrutiny by nasa scientists. the aim to study the long-term effects of space on the human body. i had a chance to recently speak with the nasa twins recently and they shared with me what they believe are the greatest risks of being in space for an entire year. >> as far as the science with my brother and i, a lot of it are on a genetic base. understanding the effect of not only the myicro gravity but the radiation has on my dna when we're able to compare it to my brother's on the ground is also something that is really the biggest risk factor how do we protect the astronauts from the radiation on such a long trip. so it's, you know, i hope we learn something about all of these things. >> all of this, of course,

robert durst reveals he killed them all. he agreed to extradition last hour. going back to los angeles to face murder charges. cannot confession hold up in court? they get kellytime today on that subject. new video today from russia's state tv. flat of beer put it said rumors of his death had not been or their gossip. john holton is here on that next. double local if the fifth photograph him if if ♪ help northern china reduce its reliance on coal fire heating plants and prevent 60 million tons of co2 emissions? when emerson takes up the challenge it's never been done before simply becomes consider it solved. emerson. if you take multiple medications, a dry mouth can be a common side effect. that's why there's biotene. it comes in oral rinse spray or gel so there's moisturizing relief for everyone. biotene, for people who suffer from a dry mouth. twenty i have your fox business brief. stocks are bouncing back today. take a look at all these green arrows. a gain of 1%. the nasdaq up 42 points. a few are hitting all-time highs. stick around. tesla, moving to the upside. a press conference on there's dave. positive decision over in georgia to allow direct sales.

robert carlock. 13 episodes on netflix tomorrow. >> renewed for a second season. >> music, kelly clarksonile she conceived. >> the lead song "heartbeat song" picked by her daughter, danced to when ever it played in the house. she is going to start touring with that album in july. >> good. look forward to seeing her back. moving on to apps, i like the sound of this one, one minute. >> it will ping you once a day take a picture of something happening around you and this app basically puts together a portrait of everything that's happening in the world at that minute supplied by users a crowd source look at what's going on all around the world that minute. >> flash mob. flash photo mob. see if we can recreate it, watching, tweet us a photo where you are right now, #today's take, take a look at your pictures in the orange room later on "today." >> cool. love that. >> thank you so much, andrea. >> nice to see you. >> up next, you want an easy way to peel a hard boiled egg? just shake it off, apparently. the reason for the song. fun food hacks coming up right after this. ll edge retirement acco

kelly. here is what's happening this hour. sources tell nbc news that federal criminal charges could come later this month against new jersey senator robertfor accepting free plane rides from a florida eye doctor possibly in return for political favors, but menendez and the doctor deny any wrongdoing. >>> the fda has approved the first lower cost copy of a biotech drug here in the u.s. they are powerful injected medicines produced in living cells. the drug is called zario made by novartis. >>> and nasa engineers say the spacecraft dawn is finally orbiting the mini planet 310 million miles from earth. it was launched in september of 2007. >>> talk about sticker shock. the new ford gt super car will reportedly cost $400,000. ford only plans to make about 250 of those vehicles. the two-seater will reportedly go on sale in the second half of 2016. it's good looking. that's 9 cnbc newsthe cnbc news update for this hour. ♪ ♪ ♪ tigers, both of you. tigers? don't be modest. i see how you've been investing. setting long term goals. diversifying. dip! you got our attention. we did? of course. you're type e* well, i have been researching retirement

robert frank. and with us for more on today's slide in the markets and oil, steven short joins the conversation from the short report. "fast money" trader brian kelly one and all. rocket your thoughts here on what's happened. >> it's dollar driven. the dollar and this really fast move is distorting so many things in the world from new york real estate to stock prices. you look at what's happening with small caps. small caps were in the dog house. now they're doing well only because they are more insulated from overseas earnings. it's really hard to read any connection between these market the real economy, and what consumers and investors are really thinking because it's all dollar driven and we don't know when it's going to stop. >> what's the perspective, the d.c. perspective on this dollar move for you guys? >> well one thing to worry about with the dollar is the trade deficit. when you have dollar that's appreciating as quickly as this dollar has, it leads to a higher trade deficit, slower growth. there's an interesting dynamic here that's troubling for the president who is trying to sell the transpacific partnership trade agreement. strong dol