shannon, take it away. we'll be watching. >> shannon: thank you so much, laura. great show. welcome to "fox news @ night." i am shannon bream in washingto washington. ♪ we begin tonight with a major exhalation and the special counsel's probe into russian meddling in the u.s. election. a former campaign advisor to president trump has pleaded guilty to lying to the fbi about his contacts with russians. drums former campaign manager paul manafort and his business partner are pleading not guilty to conspiracy and a whole lot of other chargers. as a story operating on many levels, legal and political. let's pick it up with our chief national correspondent ed henry, who joins us. you have got some breaking news. to speak it income interesting, shannon. all the evening i have been talking to some of the president's top advisors, trying to get a handle on what is happening inside the white house. of course the president is not happy. he's been watching the tv coverage. his advisors are scoffing at a new "washington post" report, quoting anonymous officials are saying about these dev

, that her mother had attempted to poison david shannon, that joan shannon and elizabeth shannon had conspired 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 vera, that's the story elizabeth told her. and 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, s

shannon. >> shannon: mike emanuel very busy man. thank yo very ch. for more on this, let's bring in chris stirewalt. chris, i almost don't know where to start. let's start with that between senator corker and the president. from the senator a tweet, it's a shame the white house has become an adult day care center. someone obviously missed their shift this morning. president uses twitter when he wants to. good for the goose, good for the gander? >> you could say the president had it coming, since he launched an attack against corker. basically corker was defending rex tillerson, saying rex tillerson is one of the people who keeps our country from chaos. president heard about that, didn't like it, then goes on the attack. then corker has the choice. do i lump it and just take this and hope for the best or do i respond? he responded. now he's embarrassed the president because what he's saying is, the president is not in charge of his own administration. the president, this is sort of a regency where tillerson and mattis are running the show. the preside

shannon. >> shannon: ed henry live rest tonight.e have heard general kelly called congresswoman wilson and empty barrel. apparently congresswoman wilson said that the racial term or has racial overtones. >> empty barrel, makes the most noise. he was using that -- like getting that you. basically -- >> that's a racist term too. we looked it up in the dictionary because i had never heard of an empty barrel. i don't like to be dragged into something like that. >> shannon: joining a snuffer reaction, the national director of the national diversity coalition for trump and a democratic strategist. welcome you both. i will start with you. have you heard that her before? i did a little digging. some credited plato or shakespeare but a lot of people feel like people go to race as the issue, do think it is an issue in this case? >> primarily with people of color as opposed to others, that being said, i don't know whether it is a racist term or not. it would be new in my vernacular but let's just say this, it was certainly an offensive term an

shannon. >> shannon: ed henry live rest tonight.have heard general kelly called congresswoman wilson and empty barrel. apparently congresswoman wilson said that the racial term or has racial overtones. >> empty barrel, makes the most noise. he was using that -- like getting that you. basically -- >> that's a racist term too. we looked it up in the dictionary because i had never heard of an empty barrel. i don't like to be dragged into something like that. >> shannon: joining a snuffer reaction, the national director of the national diversity coalition for trump and a democratic strategist. welcome you both. i will start with you. have you heard that her before? i did a little digging. some credited plato or shakespeare but a lot of people feel like people go to race as the issue, do think it is an issue in this case? >> primarily with people of color as opposed to others, that being said, i don't know whether it is a racist term or not. it would be new in my vernacular but let's just say this, it was certainly an offensive term and

shannon and aaron were furious. told the elopers, interlopers more like, stay away from the wedding. but they couldn't pretend it hadn't happened. and when they hit the little bumps most young marriages encounter, it colored everything. did your father and her mother's relationship have anything to do with what happened to you and shannon? >> you know, we were pretty determined not to let their relationship have an effect. but, you know, it's always something that's in the back of your head. >> reporter: after a year and a half shannon and aaron divorced. pam and ralph's marriage, on the other hand, thrived. they moved into a big house on a corner lot in walsenburg, an old coal mining town about 50 miles south of pueblo. they opened up an antiques mall in the center of town, then bought a vacation home in oregon. >> that was the happiest i ever remember seeing her. >> reporter: for nearly three years, shannon, still hurt, rarely spoke to her mom. but then one day, pam asked her to lunch. >> she was so focused on wan

i don't feel like we're losing anything, i feel like we're gaining shannon bream. what is your show going to be like? >> very news i. i think it's good you have two lawyers on back-to-back. there's so much to unpack with the in indictments, and what we are learning from papadopoulos. and was he wearing a wire. the fact that he was arrested july 27th and we didn't find out until the first week of october and making a plea deal and then we find out about it today, some of the unsealed file today said he was a proactive cooperate or and that if they had released that he had this arrest and appearance it may tip other people off and they might start destroying evidence. all those weeks we didn't know,

shannon: he has his own style. he's staying true to who he is.aybe some people thought there would be a pivot or change in the way he would handle these disaster situations. but it's staying true to who he is. the media tried to katrina him and they failed and they were angry. this is a horrible disaster what is happening. but the u.s. recovery and relief are going pretty well. they were upset, they tried to katrina him and it didn't work. marie: a lot of people will disagree that it went well. fema has taken off their website the number of people who are still without power in puerto rico. howie: paul krug a man tweeted there is cholera in puerto rico. he said i tweeted it out and i was wrong and i made an error and i was wrong. late night come is line up behind gun control. for free. which means everyone has access to our real reviews that we actually verify. and we can also verify that what goes down, [ splash, toilet flush ] doesn't always come back up. find a great plumber at angie's list. join today for free. howie: rex tillerson holding a

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[buzzer] shannon bream? >> the russian flag. >> tucker: the russian flag, says shannon bream.e tape we go. >> trump is treason. trump is treason! >> tucker: what do i know about the russian flag? the score, just for those of you keeping track, 1 to negative 1. >> i like that. >> i knew that. >> work on the >> tucker: question three. reflexes. new york city mayor bill de blasio angered students when he pushed for changes to the new york city cafeteria menu. some schools would no longer be serving what? [buzzer] brian kilmeade? >> pizza. >> tucker: pizza. to the tape we go. pizza. >> these schools, like ps1, will be offering all-vegetarian lunch and breakfast menus on mondays. even if you had a bacon, egg, and cheese this morning, you still should want to see more and more of our diets go to a plant-based approach. >> tucker: is there anyone dopier than bill de blasio? >> i could have had that answer. the answer is nobody. you know he sleeps until 11:00. he works out and leaves his door open, lays on his couch with the newspaper over his head. watch as people walk by because he

good night from washington, i'm shannon bream, this is fox news at night. will see you then. tucker is up ♪ . >> tucker: good evening and welcome to tucker carlson tonight. we have exclusive new reporting on a story that has turned washington upside-down and caused more intrigue than anything in the city i've seen in 25 years. of course you've heard independent counsel robert mueller's investigation has zeroed in on its first targets. former donald trump campaign manager paul manafort and his business associate rick gates were both indicted on charges of money laundering, tax fraud and failure to report lobbying arrangements. now the indictment offers tantalizing details about how foreign lobbying works at the highest levels in washington. how manafort used offshore cash to expand his wardrobe, somehow spend $655,000 on landscaping for his house in the hamptons. it comes as no surprise for anyone who has watched manafort operate but of course the legal system will make the final call on that. paul manafort is just the first in a series of people in dc who are suddenly in deep

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(pam) that was shannon behnken coming up... as halloween draws near...you a new stop-motion video showing dozens of carved pumpkins.... and next... find out why some of the 28-hundred files on j-f-k's assassination are raising a lot of questions tonight.... this weeks partial release - of long - secret files on the j-f-k assassination. some of the 28-hundred files released, reveal a host of details kept in the dark for more than half a century... and those details are raising a lot of questions. the nuggets of information revealed about kennedy's assassin, lee harvey oswald, continue to stoke the conspiracy fires. for example - the c- i-a director under president kennedy... was asked in 1975 whether oswald was a c-i-a agent .... but the next page of the report is missing. and there are questions about oswald's potential links to the k-g-b. the public is still not getting a chance to see roughly 300- pages of the files.... after the c-i-a and the f-b-i pressured the trump administration to keep them secret.

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shannon, take it away. we'll be watching. >> shannon: thank you so much, laura. great show.ews @ night." i am shannon bream in washingto washington. ♪ we begin tonight with a major exhalation and the special counsel's probe into russian meddling in the u.s. election. a former campaign advisor to president trump has pleaded guilty to lying to

good night to shannon and laura tonight. we have more of that in a little while. you do not want to miss a minute of tonight's show. welcome to hannity. this is a fox news alert. this may be one of the most important monologues i will ever give on this show. tonight we have a major crisis in this country. does america have equal justice under the law? it appears tonight the answer is no. because from everything we now know there is one justice system for the clintons, the left, liberals and all their cronies and another one for everyone else in america. and tonight on this show, with the result of the indictment of paul manafort and his associate, we will show you right here how there is zero evidence of trump/russia collusion. zero evidence of campaign collusion. in spite of all of that the media has been lie talking all day and all weekend long. what we have is

jonathan swan, shannon pettypiece. i hope both of you will consider rejoining us on the broadcast very, very soon and as soon as you have more news. >>> coming up after the next break, trump has gone after the next deal like a hobbled zebra in a petting zoo. is he still as passionately against it as he once was or is he looking for a way out? that and more when we continue. >>> we must not allow iran to obtain nuclear weapons. the iranian regime supports terrorism and exports violence, bloodshed and chaos across the middle east. that is why we must put an end to iran's continued aggression and nuclear ambitions. they have not lived up to the spirit of their agreement and we will be discussing that tonight. >> i think those are what we call prepared remarks. president trump today emphasized his displeasure with the iran nuclear deal continuing a trend that stretches from the very beginning reaches of his campaign throughout his presidency thus far. >> i think the deal is horrible. i think the deal is absolutely horrible

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andrea canning: shannon miller covered the story for nbc affiliate, kark. says finding beverly became a local obsession. people came out in droves looking for her, wondering, where could she have gone? to not come home from work after doing something you do every single day, it left a huge mystery. what happened to her? andrea canning: beverly's husband, carl, even made a televised plea. i just would like to have my wife back. andrea canning: he sounded heartbroken. crazy people out there in the world. andrea canning: but not everyone was buying the distraught husband story. people were saying, oh, the husband must have had something to do with it. the husband must have hired somebody. you know, we all watch a lot of "dateline." andrea canning: carl jr., so worried about his mom, now feared his dad could become a suspect. carl jr.: they were asking questions like, ok, you're the husband, and you just went into this home to search for her. you've gone even up in the attic. your fingerprints are everywhere. you've just completely contaminated our crime scene.

shannon, i'll start with you, so the president's tweets against corker. why go after him? i'm curious about your response. >> i think its part of this broader pattern that we have seen from this president he's not able to let go of slight or perceived slight. and they get in the way of him accomplishing his bigger goals. so aside from these sort of rivalry that's playing out between these two on twitter, there are real world implications what this means for the president's agenda. bob corker could be crucial vote in senate that you need on tax reform, repealing and replacing obamacare. so he does not see the broader picture, apparently, of trying to keep corker as an ally despite what could be perceived as a criticism or a slight in order to get to your bigger goals and the things that he had promised to the american people during this election. >> you know, laura, might this also be the president's way of playing to his base and saying to them i'm still the outsider, i'm not afraid to go after the establishment, and if that's true, is that a winning strategy? >> i think t

it's an unsustainable situation. >> all right, shannon. jonathan has nicely set up the equation here. here is the other part of this. with so many dar tours lately and especially given the number of foreign countries who vener ate the job of united states secretary of state may more than our president generates the job and title and role, can they afford a departure anytime soon? >> i think that and two other things may be the only things that tillerson has in his favor at this point based on -- i agree with a lot of what jonathan said. one, optically it would look bad because the president has already come out and called this a made up story, fake news, called on congress to investigate fake news. so if he fired tillerson now based off this report, he would be acknowledging that it was true and that his own secretary of state thought he was a moron. so i think there's going to have to be a little bit of time that passes. and, you know, despite the thakt that he doesn't have a lot of allies coming to his defense, he does have three really

jonathan swan, shannon pettypiece. i hope both of you will consider rejoining us on the broadcast very, very soon and as soon as you have more news. >>> coming up after the next break, trump has gone after the next deal like a hobbled zebra in a petting zoo. is he still as passionately against it as he once was or is he looking for a way out? that and more when we continue. for the most important part of you... your brain. with an ingredient originally found in jellyfish, prevagen is now the number one selling brain health supplement in drug stores nationwide. prevagen. the name to remember. but he hasoke up wwork to do.in. so he took aleve. if he'd taken tylenol, he'd be stopping for more pills right now. only aleve has the strength to stop tough pain for up to 12 hours with just one pill. aleve. all day strong. hi. so i just got off the phone with our allstate agent, and i know that we have accident forgiveness. so the incredibly minor accident that i had tonight... four weeks without the car. okay, yep. good night.

this is terrible. >> shannon: people are waning up to this. some learning of it just now as -- it's only 7:00 on the west coast. people are scared at what they're learning. they're scared at what they are seeing. what does this country need to hear from our president? >> if i could -- i can't really imagine something that would be the equal of this but i think it's important that the president express a calm and sympathetic tone. that he be clear about the dimensions of this. that he avoid any comment that would be seen or felt as divisive. and in these divided times, sandra, it is very hard to say anything about almost anything that won't offend somebody. and it would be, you know, it would be a challenge for any public official to speak about this at this massacre. we don't know if full dimensions of this yet. everybody that has talked about it that a great many of those hospitalized by the hundreds are severely wounded. so this death count we've seen is likely to climb substantially in the hours and days ahead. and it will be interesting to

phillip rucker, eugene scott, shannon petty peace, our thanks to the three of you. appreciate it very much. >>> as we approach our first break tonight, still ahead, was the ambush that killed these four u.s. soldiers in africa due in part to a massive intelligence failure? >>> plus, the white house says it's highly inappropriate, as we've been reporting, to question a retired four-star general. up next, we'll ask a retired four-star general what he thinks about that, when "the 11th hour" continues on a friday night. hey, man. oh! nice man cave! nacho? [ train whistle blows ] what?! -stop it! -mm-hmm. we've been saving a lot of money ever since we switched to progressive. this bar is legit. and now we get an even bigger discount from bundling home and auto. i can get used to this. it might take a minute. -swing and a miss! -slam dunk! touchdown! together: sports! touchdown! breathe freely fast wmy congestion's gone. i can breathe again! i can breathe again! vicks sinex... breathe on. alright, looks like we've got chips, ppretzels!retzels? plain, sourdough, spicy, ses

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shannon, one more question. and it is useful that you have covered other disciplines in life prior to this. because this may speak to that. is there a broader lesson here on the people who are drawn in to the center of this administration on what can happen to people who find themselves working for this administration? >> well, if you think you're not going to be part of the story, you are going to be part of the story. everyone in this inner circle of this president is under an immense scrutiny, is a huge piece of attention. we just saw the sort of fandom around sean spicer or steve bannon. so much interest and attention on this administration, that those in the inner circle, they have a spotlight on them. and it seems like nine months in, they should have learned this now. but facts matter. the media, we will hold them accountable when the facts aren't right. we will question them on it. we will raise those points. if they don't want the conversation to continue down that path, get the facts straight, and we w

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here's fox's shannon green. >>reporter: i say it's time to say former california governor averaged schwartz nationer is asking to toss the electoral maps. opponents argue social science and high tech data have made the process so precise that once a party redraws district, the minority may stay that way for good. his extreme political gerrymandererring unconscious al whether dissuade voters from even heading to the polls. quote, whether it's a democratic district or republican district, using this map it is priori contained. adding what becomes of the precious right to roat. but when districting called it a threat to democracy and a task that was left better to judges, they responded the whole point is you're taking these issues away from democracy and you're throwing them into the courts and it may simply be my ed kaig al background but i can only describe as sos logical goabl gook. it's one potentially landmark cases on the court's detect docket. there's only one predisiks that's safe about the upcoming term a

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do to help. >> shannon, along with many other people, are extending their prayers to harris' family. she also said something very unnerving, that in maryland, suicide is the leading cause of death for children ages 10 to 14 third for the same age group in the state of virginia. the 1-year-old is still in the hospital with life-threatening injuries. >> thank you so much, stefanie. what a heartbreaking story. >>> an historic church will relocate plaques honoring lee. leaders of christchurch say the plaques create a distraction and may create an obstacle. controversy has been going on for years but in the wake of the white nationalist clashes in charlottesville the church decided to act quickly. >>> firefighters rescued nine people from a burning home this morning. four of those victims children. the fire started around 7:00 a.m. at a home in temple hills, maryland. prince george's counties firefighters say the children were trapped on the second floor. thick smoke and intense heat surrounded them. the children range in age from four months to 17 years old. all were taken to the hospita

>> shannon petty piece. bloomberg today chose to zero in on one of the names we just mentioned.ot well known outside west wing circles and military circles where he's very well known, and that's general kellogg, why is that? >> i think he could be really -- even more valuable to mueller than sean spicer, even though sean had a front row seat to a lot of the events going on in the white house. i know because i spent many nights standing outside his office during the firing of flynn, comey, trying to get answer tuesday watching the lawyers and senior advisers going in and out of his office. keith kellogg was more behind the scenes, he's the chief of staff for the national security council. and chief of staff to michael flynn. i think he could be key to the flynn aspect of this investigation. he was one of the first people of the white house staff that mueller spoke to, they spoke to him in early october. he did not bring a lawyer with him to the interview, which was something that caught my attention. if this was a grand jury, sitdown, a lawyer would not be allowed in the room, pr

shannon, let me go to the headline here. you have somebody a leader of his own party suggesting that he's leading us in world war 3 and the president is tweeting again saying the the u.s. policy does not work. corker told the new york times that he was alarmed about the president tweeting the white house like a reality show. like he's doing in t"the apprentice" or something. what is going on here, is it because he does not have to worry about the election? >> this is the heart and mind of the republican party like corker and jeff, i had to take them and call them an establishment, corker has been in the senate since 2007 and jeff since 2013. a battle of these members in congress and bannon and high establishment of this republican party who wants to blow up the establishment and washington. this drain the swamp mentality that we are starting to see play out now, we'll see it ramp up in 2018, it could develop in 2020 where we see a split in the republican party. >> steve, do you see that even a real possibility here that's wh

shannon: "wow. that must have been a scary phone call?man: it was very scary.y probably took years off my life." >then another call: the girl's father wanted to talk. the "dad" sounded legit... until he implied ámoneyá may make this nightmare go away. rusty frantically searched the web and realized he wasn't alone. it was a scam. i found changing your number is easy. there are many apps for that .. even to make you number show up as local police.

. >> i'm joined now by shannon, a waitress here. and tell me a little bit about what it was like at 2:00 in the morning when people were still celebrating? >> it was a little crazy in here. i can say absolutely there was a lot of eagles screaming fans in here last night. >> people walked in chanting you were telling me? >> eagles, it was awesome, i loved it. great win. great win. loved it. >> real quick, prediction for the rest of the season? >> we're going to win, that's. >> the whole thing. >> all the way, eagles. >> you heard it here first from shannon. eagles, all the way, we will sends it back to you guys in the studio. for now live in south philly, henry rossoff, cbs-3, " eyewitness news." >> i love her entheusiasm. i want whatever she has in her coffee. thank you, henry. >> well, if you get the daily news, here's what you're waking up to. the front page says high and mighty. and that's the question on everyone's mind, after the big win, how far can they go? >> well, weaver some breaking news to report this morning, philadelph

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shannon with axios to join us with more on this. what is your take on this moving forward? of a proposal that's never really been written out or anything like that, so to come out with a lawsuit beforehand prejudging, do you think it's going to be able to stand? >> so, the department of justice today is asking a court to dismiss a challenge to the ban. >> right. >> and the department of justice's stance is this ban hasn't rolled out yet. >> right. >> this is prejudging it, this is really premature but from the other side of the coin, a lot of transgender allies and lgbtq community members and individuals are saying transgender troop members are already this. >> one of the things that was clear from the get go when the president announced this on twitter was that it wasn't quite clear that the pentagon and the military hierarchy in the armed forces were completely on board with this policy. you have the justice department asking for this lawsuit to be thrown out you have the peg pentagon over here. which department has the louder weight in this? >> i think we'll see that com

shannon: since last month, i think the odds of getting a tax plan passed slipped.xpectations it will get done are low because as sahil mentioned, the calendar is so packed. it is october 17 today. there is going to be a thanksgiving and christmas holiday, so we are running out of time to address that. you have a budget and other issues that this artificial deadline the president set on daca, so i think expectations of getting a settlement are shrinking. we seem to see the president acknowledged that some extent and start to test the waters for the idea of this going a bit longer into 2018, and there is no reason half to happen this year. you could do something in april and make it retroactive for people and the beginning of 2018, so it is an artificial deadline the administration gave itself. david: we see the president withed with who -- reckon you may be at the head of the fed chair next year. what are we learning about his thoughts on monetary policy until you would one in the chair in 2018 -- and who he would want in the chair and 2018? shannon: my colleague ju

as they come up the river a little bit farther, george shannon, youngest members of the expedition, age 17, got lost. the more important thing that happened in south dakota was the encounter with la cota in central south dakota. main historians believe it could have been the end of the expedition because it was a confrontation. it was a great misunderstanding between the non-indians, lewis and clark, and the indian people here at the confluence of the rivers. lewis and clark were walking into a very difficult political situation amongst american indians here. lewis and clark assumed these were just simple people, simple lives. they were going to tell them what needed to be told. we could move on, life was happy. these were very sophisticated people, too. they were having a rivalry for leadership between buffalo madison, black buffalo and the partisan, they were competing on who was going to represent the tribe to these explorers coming up the missouri river. they also wanted to control the trade up and down the missouri river. it was in la cota's best sfw not to approve trade up and dow

shannon, i thought about you because people are talking about the amendments and what has to be done. >> there's been legislative and judicial action over the second amendment many times but the deal with what the supreme court says right now, over the last ten years or so -- individuals do have a right to own guns. this isn't about a militia or the military, that kind of thing. when i first started covering the courts, one of the craziest things, you run out and try to figure out what it says. and to tell everyone in ten seconds. we had this big gun case back in 2008. as i looked down, running out of the court, i could see it was authored by justice antonin scalia. to tell me everything about the keller case. back in 2008, it took a very important step same basically there is an individual right for you to own guns. d.c. is where the case came from. they had some really restrictive stuff that basically -- you can have a gun but had to have locks and you couldn't handle it this way or that way. the court found it basically amounted to a band and that was not cool. this court, the high

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i'm going to call you by your first names shannon and steve. shannon, you get to go first.here do you come down on this what is your market view why and what would you do about it >> i think that we're concerned about valuations. they do seem a little topee here and i would be -- i have to acknowledge that. i think on the other hand we look at this from an economic perspective and we're investing based on the fact that rates are rising we're in an reflationry environment and we think there's still room to run in the sectors we like right now. >> how about you steve >> i think as long as this worldwide monetary policy continues, not only stoksz but assets of all kinds of natures are going to continue to move higher. we recently heard that the fed is going to be reducing their balance sheet. by the way, they have the fourth largest balance sheet, not the largest but the fourth largest in the world. if you look at what the ec b&b oj is doing it far outweighs what the fed is doing. studies show that the fed will reduce their balance sheet over the next 12 months by about 300 bi