shannon? >> shannon: garrett tenney, thank you very much. president trump has said he wants u.s. troops to withdraw from syria soon. but he's now faced with how to respond to a vicious chemical weapons attack that has left dozens of syrian civilians dead and hundreds more injured. kristin fisher is tracking all the new details and what we are being told is keeping all options on the table at the white house. >> that's right, shannon. president trump met with u.s. military leaders at the white house where he said pointblank that the u.s. will respond forcefully to this chemical weapons attack. that is a world away from what the president said just late last month. two weeks ago, president trump did something he's repeatedly said he wouldn't do. he telegraphed his military strategy. >> by the way, we are knocking the hill out of isis. will be coming out of syria very soon. let the other people take care of it now. >> he did it again a a few days later at the white house. >> i want to bring our troops back home. >> four days after making those remarks, one of the worst chemical weap

, that her mother had attempted to poison david shannon, that joan shannon and elizabeth shannon hadired to kill david shannon and it actually was elizabeth that had shot him that night. >> a conspiracy? joan the brains, and elizabeth the brawn? given the tumultuous relationship between mother and daughter, who could have imagined they could agree on anything, let alone murder? but, said ve, that'she story elizabeth told her. d it implicated both her best friend and joan shannon in a homicide. >> the arrest warrants went out for both of them simultaneously. joan shannon was arrested actually before elizabeth was arrested and before elizabeth gave any statement in the case. >> david shannon's family was in fayetteville for david's funeral. right there with joan when the cops came, saw what they did. joan had been practically paralyzed with grief, they said. and then arrested. >> they put cuffs on her. i imagine they read her her rights right then. but i don't know. it was another shock. >> joan herself was unshakeable in her insistence she did not do it. she had no part, she swore, in

mace shannon. >> shannon: the roll tide, they broke my seminoles hearts. congrats to you guys on winning it all and a good day at the white house. thanks, laura. i am shannon bream in washingto washington. we begin with a fox news alert. it's unclear what the president and pentagon want to do about terry. a powerful fleet is expected to deploy shortly but tonight we are watching the skies over the middle east, as european air traffic control agencies warns airlines around the world, a possible muscle strike into syria. we don't know how they came across this specificity but came check it out for you due to the possible launch of air strikes into syria, with air to ground and/or cruise missiles within the next 72 hours, and the possibility of intermittent destruction of radio navigation equipment, due consideration needs to be considered when planning flight operations. also tonight, ed henry keeping an eye on the white house of our claims the president has reached his limit with special counsel robert mueller and deputy attorney general rod rosenstein. fir

shannon. >> shannon: thank you very much. "the wall street journal" editorial board calling the fbi raid on president trump's personal attorney and ask ordinary intrusion into a target's right to counsel. let's talk about it with former arkansas governor mike huckabee. good to see you. >> good to see you. thanks for having me. >> shannon: what do you make of ed henry's reports? saying that it was the president who was the target and that it was a search and destroy mission. anything about that surprise yo you? >> not a thing surprises me because why else would you go after michael cohen? not for his campaign contributions. you don't go breaking doors down and taking over people's computers and going into their homes and personal residences and upsetting their children because you think he might have made a campaign contribution. that's just nonsense. this is clearly an attempt to intimidate the president. to do everything possible to intimidate his attorney. and i think most americans have a good sense of justice, shannon. th

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good night from new york. ♪ >> shannon: i'm shannon bream in washington.his is night -- this is "fox news @ night." we have a big stone tonight. did roger stone dine within julian assange? and join us live tonight. plus anthony scaramucci will join us to weigh in on the president throwing out the script today. we begin with breaking news in the proverbial want. the president responding for the first time of the key part of the stormy daniel saga and discovered documents that the republicans say show new evidence of justice department and the f.b.i. bias against the presidential campaign. fall out on the e.p.a. administrator scott pruitt. we have team coverage tonight. ode henry with the latest on the alleged payout to stormy daniels. plus the latest on his interview with pruitt. we begin with the chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge with the new text messages between peter strzok and page. >> the republicans in the house complain may are getting records but the facts and the names are blacked out. in this letter, meadows and jordan who stood

shannon bream is up next. >> shannon: who's the messy one? that's me. >> laura: well, tron probably. i shouldn't say that. now i'm in real trouble. >> shannon: i will embrace the messy. laura, thank you very much. hello and welcome to "fox news @ night." i'm shannon bream in washington. we will soon get the results for the arizona special election for house seat in congress. the latest test of the trump revolution. also, white house communications senior advisor mercedes schlapp is here tonight as the administration seems to be ready to fight for dr. ronnie jackson's bid to become the v.a. secretary. senators james lankford and jeanne shaheen trying to free an american pastor in turkey. they are here with new developments. first, this is a fox news alert. president trump's first state dinner honoring the french president says the two leaders toasted each other, most of it focused on iran, president trump wishing for a new deal to constrain the nuclear ambitions. the white house gets ready to fight for a navy admiral, praised by barack obama,

i'm shannon bream in washington. moments away, we will cory gardner what he thinks the odds are that cia director mike pompeo will become the new secretary of state. amid mounting opposition to him from democrats, many of whom, while they just voted for him months ago. later tonight, the hero pilot and former naval aviator who got her plane to the ground after it appears an engine exploded. we will talk to someone who knows just out of that landing was. first, new tonight, more progress it appears toward what would be an historic summit with north korean leader kim jong un. japanese prime minister shinzo abe appearing to win assurance from president trump that they are on the same page when it comes to the kim meeting. perhaps the most significant for abe, mr. trump's promise to raise with kim the issue of japanese citizens who have been abducted by north korea. team coverage tonight. chief national correspondent ed henry covering the clinical response to ca director mike pompeo's surprise talks with kim. first, chie

shannon, it's all yours. >> shannon: i'm going to tell you right now i loved the show. see you tomorrow night at 10:00 p.m. thanks, jason. i am shannon bream. this is "fox news @ night." here's what's new tonight. the caravan president trump has been tweeting critically about is taking a break. in a field in oaxaca mexico. the group was about 1100, mostly honduran migrants. waiting for new information about where to go next. a group of about 200 were told broke off yesterday and hop a freight train probably bound for the u.s. a mexican government officials of the caravans are tolerated because migrants have a right under mexican law to travel to the u.s. border to seek asylum in the united states. tonight, the trump administration is taking steps to speed up deportation. as immigration activists celebrate the release of a man taken into custody last fall after reentering the country illegally after having been previously removed. he has a drunk driving offense come up previous deportations on his record. today he walked out of the immigration office in san francisco. hi

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shannon? >> shannon: molly line wife on the scene. thank you very much. national police have arrested a suspect who injured several people and killed several people at a waffle house. he was taken into custody. today. he had been on law enforcement radar. the u.s. secret service had contact with local police after he was arrested last july for refusing to leave a restricted area near the white house. police in colorado also say he complained to them in 2017 that pop star taylor swift roast was talking him. he lost his illinois firearms license. his father apparently was given the guns and then return the weapons to his son. there is still not publicly known motive yet in toronto or nashville. pilots bringing former cia analyst and nypd intelligence division leader buck sexton. great to have you with us tonight. >> good to see you. >> shannon: two very different cases. at this point, they are still a lot of detective work to be done on what drove these two men. a lot of people are raising questions about whether it is mental illness, copycats, whether they

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shannon. >> shannon: laura ingle, thank you very much. not just the president who is cursing comey tonight. it's our hillary clinton supporters and card carrying members of the resistance. her to break it all down, fox news politics editor, chris stirewalt. how are you? >> shannon bream, the people's choice. >> shannon: let's talk about this. obviously it's capturing all kinds of headlines. doesn't matter to the voters? it is months away from the midterms. it's going to be old news by then? >> which part of the amazing story? >> shannon: comey, he swing to be the rollout for the next couple weeks. >> i could hear so little about james comey and what he has to say and what the president has to say about james comey at this. this is now. it's quickly devolved into straight partisan baloney. it's either james comey is the devil incarnate or donald trump is a wicked and iniquitous man. good luck on the book trail. that's not going to affect much because people's attitudes are made up about this. it's turned into a fairly partisan thing. >> sh

shannon? >> shannon: you could sell tickets, maybe do a pay-per-view situation on that. >> laura: next time. >> shannon: thanks, laura. hello, welcome to "fox news @ night." i am shannon bream in washington. general jack keane on syria, congressman jim jordan on a special counsel, and the "washington examiner"'s byron york on former fbi director james comey, they are all straight ahead. first tonight, president trump speaking this evening with british prime minister theresa may as "the wall street journal" reports that britain, france, and the united states are uniting around "broad plans for a military strike against syria." still to be worked out, the scope and the purpose of any coordinated response to a suspected chemical weapons attack. russia is reportedly working to delay any such action by seeking an emergency u.n. security council meeting just hours from now. we've got team coverage for you tonight. leland vittert reporting on what we are learning about the administration's positions

shannon: thanks for wrapping it up. donald trump and our allies drafting broad plans over strategy for syria, jack keane is a retired general and strategic analyst. great to have you with us as this is underway. let's talk about what our strategy is, the president talked about isis, they have their own civil war. the question whether bashar al-assad remains in power. what are the goals going in? >> our strategy as stated repeatedly is to defeat isis, not to embroil ourselves in a syrian civil war, to contribute to ending that diplomatically. the problem with the strategy is we turn syria over to the russians and iranians and the iranians conduct a military buildup to encroach on israel. this would likely pool us back in and we haven't defeated basis yet, there are thousands of - dealing with this immediate problem in front of us our strategy the last time was the message of bashar al-assad by conducting a measured proportionate strike on airfield that originated the attack on that town. as a result we did not determine,

shannon: sen.ohn kennedy, what he is saying about it. >> i'm not interested in regulating -- shannon: i won't regulate them to death. what questions do you think? is the so different than the world he operates in? >> they existed in this -- is thick in washington. and the silicon valley billionaire who is not accustomed to these issues. let's remember whatever congress does is secondary to the national discussion we are having now, as online lives and digital lives and meet space rise merged into one strain and people were not careful, and successful in running favorable regulations, to crowd out competitors. we have other questions to talk about and talk to ourselves about as it relates to how much to share with these people. shannon: i assume they are reading my emails and listening to my phone calls. conservative court watchers say donald trump is making his call on the federal court system it has a chance to begin shaping what is widely viewed as the most liberal the appeals court in the countr

shannon bream is back. good night from new york. >> shannon: hello. i'm shannon bream in washington. wall street in many in d.c. are telling the trump administration that they're being reckless with china. many of the same critics saying the president isn't being tough enough with russia even after a new round of sanctions directed at vladimir putin's inner circle. we're taking a look at the president's policies on both fronts. julian turner looking at the russian sanctions. and ed is looking at the markets. >> the president promised over and over to get tough on china. there could be real economic costs as we saw with the markets today. the president did a radio interview and said the talk of a trade war is silly. in many ways, we already lost the war. china's cheating has been ignored but republicans and democrats and killed millions of jobs and now we're stuck with a $500 billion trade deficit. and today t"the washington post acknowledged that china is a trade cheat. they worked with the system and tried to get allies on board with limited results.

i am shannon bream. this is "fox news @ night." here's what's new tonight. the caravan president trump has been tweeting critically about is taking a break. in a field in oaxaca mexico. the group was about 1100, mostly honduran migrants. waiting for new information about where to go next. a group of about 200 were told broke off yesterday and hop a freight train probably bound for the u.s. a mexican government officials of the caravans are tolerated because migrants have a right under mexican law to travel to the u.s. border to seek asylum in the united states. tonight, the trump administration is taking steps to speed up deportation. as immigration activists celebrate the release of a man taken into custody last fall after shannon: i would skip the tweeting and i love your show. how about that? this is fax -- foxnews@date. 1100 migrants are waiting for new information about where to go next. a group of 200 from yesterday hopped a freight train bound for the u.s. mexican government official said it is tolerated because migrants have a right under mexican law

schedule i saw, shannon bream's live in her studio in washington, d.c., which is a palace. >> shannon: i should turn off my cell phone. good to see you. i turned it off. because my mom will call. i will get your message after the show, mom. brian, great show. i'm shannon bream. this is "fox news @ night." it could end up being president trump's late-breaking order to send the national guard to the border. the governors of border states retain control over the guard in their regions and that's where california comes in once again in its battle with this white house. tonight we are learning california governor jerry brown is reviewing the president's order and unlike the other border governors, he has not yet committed to it. brown has resistant moves like this one in the past, even under the obama administration. we have team coverage. griff jenkins. we begin with kristin fisher. kristin, how soon do we know, could the troops get moving? >> the trump administration wants this to happen immediately, maybe as early as tonight or tomorrow. there are still so many unanswered questions. we

shannon.nnon: timeev is up investigating only when it comes to getting a look at the critical document now he will take them to federal court and we have all the details t12 this letter obtained shows congress is still having trouble getting records despite promises of cooperation from the attorney general. republican chairman requested and once denied the july 2016 memo that kick started the millions wanted a clean copy without the sections blacked out and fox news said it is likely drafted by the fbi agent he was removed from the investigation that then they had classified information because all agencies should be subject and those different things that happen you're not very proud of and not preparing any other items they need to be held accountable like everyone else t7f there was no immediate response. >> will the but associate washington times editor washing teen examiner commentary writer good evening. let's start with this from the letter today from the chairman who says doj for month

shannon: we begin with fox news alert. multimedia appearances at the same time that the permit of justice you need to work for. with redacted memos he wrote about his meeting with donald trump. a criminal referral about tired fbi director andrew mccabe in washington. chad pogrom is digging into the comey memos. all the intrigue tonight. latebreaking several memos, anything to look at tonight? >> 15 pages released at the urging of house republicans and there are some details about the sense that these are summaries, the memos of meetings, and it does jump out from march 2017 where james comey, and the russia collusion investigation. the president was not personally being investigated, comey by his own account, the president said if there's any satellite, ancillary person connected to the campaign who was involved with resin collusion that should be investigated. i am not being personally investigated. the part where the president is going lift the cloud over me, go for it, it shows by james comey the president was not tryin

>> yes, shannon.ition to texas with those laws in existence in tennessee and connecticut in the united states. it is a fair point. it is not just the u.k., but to your other point, of course we don't always know. you know what really bothers me about alify evans. we don't have a diagnosis. i haven't seen the patient. the doctors can't tell us what he's suffering from. of coursing we want another set of eyes and another physicians involved and other hospitals involved. how can you turn down another hospital saying we want to try to take care of this child? without knowing what the child suffering from. with charlie guard at least it is a goings diagnosis and the expert said i don't think away can help this child. in this case we don't have an answer. i don't withdraw care. my role as physician is to prolong life and decrease suffering. we don't have evidence this baby is suffering. we have evidence that the government is trying to shorten the child's life. i think it is a spiritual lacking in this situ

hanon. >> shannon: we'll tanned by for that. jennifer, thank you very much. we'll bring in the panel. navy seal. david sees and david chavez and anthony petta and oklahoma congressman stef pita and a retired army colonel. the president said it was a strong deterrent with chemical weapon and a message not only to syria but those responsible for reporting and financing the criminal assad regime. how do you think it went over tonight. >> it went over well initially and abroad. we have two strongest amlies in the uk and france behind us with military power and resources and in the end of the day, shannon. what the president is doing is living up to the national security strategy where we talk about the fundamental underlying prince pems. one is prevention of the prolifiation of weapons was mass instruction and a rule of law. and both of these were violated by syria in their patrons russia and iran. in think the president's comment and statement was very strong. he separated strategy and russia and we can help up economically. but you don't want this kind much fri

shannon: prof.turley, jamie, for you, he said flynn was indicted for criminal statements, mccabe use the flynn defense, was confused and unlike flynn it appeared to have worked. the issue was not as much the crying need to indict mccabe as lack of consistency how this law is being applied. >> no question there is no reason to doubt the inspector general. he was an obama appointee, no reason to doubt this was politically motivated. what is problematic is the president tainting the process with his tweets making it look problematic and pushing jeff sessions to fire mccabe earlier than necessary. the president attacking mccabe and comey for lying is like the hamburger attacking someone for stealing hamburgers. it is a problem but i think he tainted the process with his tweets. >> a problem with his relationship with the truth. by some reports he told 3000 lies. shannon: let get back to this, the inspector general appointed under pres. obama and the head of the opr office praised by eric older, those ar

shannon bream and the "fox news @ night" team is next. they have a big show on tap. >> shannon: i thought they were going to say that diamond & silk should be the next speaker of the house. that's where i thought you were going. they have to get elected to the house first but it could happen. great show. thank you. welcome to "fox news @ night." i am shannon bream in washington. new tonight, g.o.p. leaders on the house and help committee finally get a look at documents they say the doj has been withholding from them. just ahead of the subpoenaed that line. and a surprise move, the senate judiciary committee is moving forward with a bipartisan bill to protect special counsel robert mueller. the bill could go to committee as soon as tomorrow but what are its actual chances of getting past question plus company president dines with leading republicans tonight. are they talking syria or tomorrow's hearing? cia director mike pompeo faces questions thursday finally a look at documents that have been held from them. the senate judiciary committe

visit your local xfinity store today. >> shannon: the president shannon: the pres.ication by what democrats call a 1-sided russia reports by republicans. the major find, none of the witnesses interviewed by the house intelligence committee provided evidence of collusion or conspiracy by the trump campaign and the russian government. they cited ill-advised contact with wikileaks by trump associates and highlighted june 6th meeting donald trump junior had with a russian attorney, a new revelation, she was a government informant for russia's prosecutor general. let's talk about it with the current oversight committee and fox news contributor jason chaffetz who used to chair that committee. let's start with more of what we hear, the committee found no evidence the trump campaign colluded, coordinated or conspired with the russian government, they found poor judgment and ill considered action by the trump and clinton campaigns. what do you make of what was issued today and it was authored by the republicans. >> it used to be the house until committee was a bipartisan com

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shannon: aaron cunningham says it would be a power vacuum in the north of syria with a rapid scramble for influence after seven years of war also empower iran and russia both adversaries and backers of the syrian president who has clung to power despite the ravages of civil war. r o what do you think should be the long-term goal with respect to syria? >> sometimes we wish when we disengage from a country that the good guys will fill the vacuum but our experience during the obama time in office we don't have a serious strategy at all and russia and iran now even turkey and syria if they can fill the vacuum i don't see a future for syria with a side in place but we can have united states occupation to assist me do this in many different countries and we are doing it right now successfully but i'll see any way for the united states to do it ourselves. i don't think our country once it. the military cannot afford it but not just the cost of money but also life and limb. as far as the next level, nobody canti articulate who will replace assad so russia and iran and assad have a portion ofo

the money to pay their fair rate at the post office would be more than they are paying operate >> shannon: fox news contributor's richard fowler and guy benson. and jamie weinstein. thank you for coming in. good to see you. let's start with this piece that's in "the wall street journal," an opinion piece that was published last year said "an april analysis from citigroup estimates that if costs were fairly allocated, parcels will cost $1.46 more. it's as if every box comes with a dollar or two stapled to packing slip. jamie, there are people fact and disputing it. >> it's a study out there. there's a commission degrees on this. they agreed on the rate amazon and others pay. this suggests not necessarily that amazon making the post office lose money. i picked is a statute says the post office -- perhaps they will be paying more. it is they are to discuss. should they have a different deal? it's hard to ignore that the reason that this is in the discussion in the first places that we call it a feud but i'm not sure it's viewed. i'm not sure jeff bezos has any problem with donald trump. comp

shannon bream and the fox news at night team. shannon, i know you have a great show tonight and i know your viewers and mine pray for our troops and our country. take it away. >> hello, welcome to fox news at night. i'm shannon bream in washington and this is a fox news letter. the coordinated attacks with our allies in response to president bashar assad. amid reports that explosions are lighting up the syrian capital. >> shannon, good evening to you and a senior administration official telling fox news a short time ago that the president tonight is pleased with the success of these air strikes and pleased with the performance of the men and women of the american military as well. reminds us that, as well, that there were statements from the uk prime minister as well as the french president and president trump tonight that they really didn't have any choice but to launch these attacks. listen here. >> this was a significant escalation in a pattern of chemical weapons use by that very terrible regime. the evil and the despicable a

her mom, shannon, has a different attitude.sn't want her daughter to hold out hope for a treatment and certainly not for a cure. >> i don't want her to get her hopes up and then just never see that light at the end of the tunnel. i want her to live with it and live healthy with it. >> she's taught mckenzie to know her limits, like on this foggy morning during pe, when mckenzie played for about 30 minutes with just her special hat and sunblock on. >> i was able to play soccer today because it was not too sunny and cooler this morning. >> but back inside, she knew her mom would want her to sit under that canopy. >> do you ever worry that maybe you're being too overprotective? >> i don't think there's any such word as that when you're a mother. i would rather be too cautious than not cautious enough. >> even if it means she has to wear a lot of gear and people point fingers? >> i would rather people point fingers at her for the next 50 years than her be sick. >> there is one place where no one points fingers, no one stares, where

shannon: it is hard for americans to understand this.pital system here is obviously different but parents feel more aggressively invested in individual rights and having a say about their children and this is a repeated case we are seeing in the uk when it comes to dire medical situations and these are parents without great needs, youngsters, early 20s, they say we have no voice was we saw this with charlie gard last year as well. >> they are both in their 20s but they want to save their son and are willing to take him to italy and italy is willing to take them. there are all kinds of offers to give him a midflight there. what i don't understand it is hard for the british government to justify why don't they let these parents have a shot at saving their son. what is to lose? they have nothing to lose, get the boy out of britain, put him in italy, if he doesn't make it they have done everything they can do. most of us as human beings in a civilized world just don't want to start evaluating and saying some people just aren't worth the effo

shannon: thank you, live from florida. about those three americans held in north korea the president is trying to free them, tony jim detained last april while trying to leave the country, he was working as an accountant for a science school funded by evangelical christians, north korea holding him for unspecified acts. a christian missionary from virginia admitted to what he calls and hardenable espionage acts against pyongyang but that is likely a coerced confession. and another who was detained for unspecified acts. he is devoted to helping the north korean people become self-sufficient. cory gardner on the senate foreign relations committee will weigh in on mounting opposition to cia director mike pompeo's nomination as secretary of state. and henry breaks down what is slowing the confirmation process. >> reporter: some of the top advisers tell me there is no reason to block mike pompeo's nomination other than democratic obstructionism. the white house might be playing hardball with democrats by leaking the details of

shannon bream is next. >> bill cosby found guilty on 3 counts of sexual assault. hear from an attorney representing a number of bill cosby's accuses. explosive new text messages between two anti-trump fbi officials are revealed with a focus on james comey. bret baer will have reaction and highlights from his blockbuster interview. as baby alfie clings to life we have a look at why the uk health system may be blocking his parents from taking them elsewhere for care. welcome to fox news at night. we begin with the nominal footage from the demilitarized zone separating the koreas where the two leaders make history as they shake hands. the meeting and on the heels of mike pompeo's historic meeting with kim jong un. kim jong un telling the south korean president he doesn't want to repeat the past. the white house as it is hopeful that talks will achieve progress toward peace, a potential summit with donald trump. chief national correspondent ed henry has all the details from the white house and senior foreign affairs correspondent with us from seoul where we begin toni

do you agree, shannon?s so desperately wanted this election to be about tax reform. the republicans in the house and the senate, they were so happy to get this tax reform bill passed. they had something to run on. they want to talk about tax reform, tax reform, tax reform. they do not want to talk about a trade war, about immigration, about election fraud and there is a faction in the white house, which includes the president, obviously, that wants to make 2018 about immigration, throw entitlements in there, too, and a trade war. and those are like the third rail of republican politics. nothing is going to divide the republican party more than immigration, for example, as we've seen. so the republicans in congress do not want the president going there, but there he goes. so you know, good luck to them, i guess. >> and i'm guessing that the idea that the president is unshackled really is, in jeremy bash's assessment, he's simply free now to lie. >> yeah. so, on the court of the campaign, there emerged this d

shannon: thank you for updating us. debate in the hands of a dozen jurors, 7 people, 5 women, deliberating in the actor comedian sex assault retrial, bill cosby facing 3 counts of aggravated indecent assault, each one carries a maximum sentence of 10 years in prison. prosecutors say he molested a woman at his home outside philadelphia in 2004. >> bill cosby's fate is in the hands of the jury. bill cosby is accused of assaulting andrew acosta and in his home in january 2004. she was an operations manager at temple university's women's basketball team. cosby was the university trustee. the idiomatic comedy icon faces 3 felony indecent aggravated assault charges and if convicted faces up to 30 years in prison. she alleges cosby invited her to his home, gave her 3. hills and sexually assault her. bill cosby admits the two had sexual contact but he says it was consensual. the defense contends the blue pills were benadryl. bill cosby's defenses led by tom desiree who famously defended michael jackson. this retrial took a deci

of joe shannon, shannon has not got an honest of pointy on the payroll. then he writes about tom pendergast and says if we only had time to deal with, the public might have a chance for a clean, honest administration of the city and county. [laughter] but tom can't operate without joe and cass so it did bother him in a way that probably just wouldn't see that unless he were to explode on these pieces of paper. he continued to work with the city. the city actually borrowed harry truman's bipartisan approach. the city also had other bond issues of its own. you have got to realize that truman is dealing with the county and the roads, but the city also has infrastructure and roads and parks as well. they kind of borrowed from his approach about getting input to these bond issues. conrad mann, who was an important figure at the city level trying to move the city forward, truman supported him and what kansas city developed, it was called the 10-year plan. under the 10-year plan, over 500 committees were meeting to figure out how to improve the city. harry truma

meditation and yoga got shannon's attention, much to the dismay of some parts of her family. >> why is she not plugging in to society, getting a job. >> reporter: but years later in 2014, when shannon needed a capstone project for a master's degree if leadership, she saw a need she was perfect to fill. >> there's no -- >> reporter: she deviced a program and led a few classes in san jose, the results surprised even her. >> their functional fitness was moving up but it was the feedback that they were given me throughout these first 12 classes that actually changed the course of my life. >> they're getting a chance in their 48-72 hour shift to turn their brain off for a minute, to slow things down, focus on their inner self and just let that stress go. >> exhale. >> reporter: shannon says her knowledge of their world helps create an environment that firefighters feel comfortable in like one where it's okay to leave at a moment's notice. >> does anyone have to leave? >> reporter: shannon's fire flex yoga has been so successful, she now has ten instructors working with her in seven cities w

. >> good morning to you shannon. senior administrative officials say the president's reactions were pleased by the initial appearance of success but the performance of the men and women of the military and launching those attacks against syria targets and in addition the cooperation of the uk and statements by the president and the leadership of the uk and france all saying it had come to the point where there was no other choice but to take military action. listen to what the president said. >> it was a significant escalation in a pattern of chemical weapons used by that very terrible regime. the evil and the despicable attack left mothers and fathers innocent children thrashing in pain and gasping for air. these are not the actions of a man. they are crimes of a monster. >> he offset a sharp message for russia and iran. earlier this weekend again tonight the president said the ultimate responsibility for the attack in douma lies at the feet of vladimir putin the president saying in a statement 2013 president putin

shannon: pres. administration were praised for the use of social media and facebook and incorporated into the campaigns and getting people to the polls and the exact opposite going on with donald trump. >> it will be a component of campaigns going forward. it is important how to get to the public. look how the president is using twitter. heather: have a great day. do you want free food on the taxpayers dime to take a drug test. that lists from the trumpet ministration as they crackdown on government handouts. do you think it is a good idea? jackie is sharing your comments up next. cacti a hot commodity, national parks going high-tech to stop thieves. you know what's awesome? gig-speed internet. you know what's not awesome? when only certain people can get it. let's fix that. let's give this guy gig- really? and these kids, and these guys, him, ah. oh hello. that lady, these houses! yes, yes and yes. and don't forget about them. uh huh, sure. still yes! xfinity delivers gig speed to more homes than a

shannon?> rich edson live for us tonight at the state department, thank you very much, rich. >>> we're going to take you back to our military and government experts so we can check in with them. we have congressman, navy seal, and a green beret a leader and man who is now running for congress out of florida as well. thank you all for sticking around with us. michael, we will start with you, there was a caution tonight from secretary of defense mattis. he said we know that as this now, the sun comes up there. and things are assessed. there will be a disinformation campaign. what do you expect to see? >> well, you expect to see the russians continuing to question whether the assad regime was responsible. i think you are going to see perhaps claims of civilian casualties. you're going to also maybe even see claims of russians being harmed or killed and then i would not be surprised if you also saw claims of american planes, british or french planes being shot down in this kind of boisterous displ