shannon? back to you. >> shannon: thank you very much. the tragic florida shooting has reignited a national debate ongoing reform. especially when it comes to safety in schools. many are claiming the mass casualties are the new normal. but a new report citing statistics says that mass school shootings are actually extremely rare. ellison barber here to break down the sightings of this this new report. >> researchers at northeastern university look at data from all over the data collected the nypd, the fbi can buy the research service for they say it overwhelmingly shows that school shootings are not an epidemic. according to this research, school shootings involving students have actually dropped since the 1990s. since 1996, there have been 16 school shootings where there were four or more victims and at least two firearm related deaths not involving the perpetrator. eight of the 16 or mass shootings involving four or more deaths. again, not involving the perpetrator. what does that show us? the data was compiled by one of the top crimino

shannon? >> shannon: i understand the senate it is convenient until 12:01.hey will start afresh day and tackle this after midnight. my, we know you were on it. thank you. we are joined by republican senator from south carolina lindsey graham, who just walked out the senate floor. what is the mood like over there? i got to say, i think that your colleague, senator rand paul, has done something that it's been tough to do lately, which is good bipartisan agreement on something. everybody's mad at him, including you? >> it's not that i'm mad at him, he's very sincere. i think he is doing a very dangerous thing. to president trump, if you are watching tonight -- >> shannon: i'm sure he is. >> thank you and god bless you for fighting for the men and women in the military. by the sunrise tomorrow, i won't get much sleep, but the military will have $160 billion they desperately need. we are spending at an all-time low on our military since world war ii, more people have been killed in training accidents than in combat. donald trump is delivering on his campaign proc

tom, always good to see you. >> shannon: could see you, shannon. >> shannon: white house making clear repeated statements, we handle this the exact same way we handle the memo. we are going to to to this fai. what are we doing at this point? >> >> there's a lot of pressureo put something out. the question is will there be read to action and how much? the white house is taking the correct approach, they are going to apply the same standard to the republican memo. that's the right way to do it. do it by the book. this whole process has been painted. i think the white house needs to do whatever it can to see how much information it can push out there. things that have to be redacted to protect our sources, protect our intelligence methods. by all means, do that. it raises a lot of pressure to get something out the door the next few days. >> shannon: you know this time last week there was a lot of pressure to not release the g.o.p. memo. here's what house minority leader nancy pelosi said last week. >> if he were to release the memo, not only would he be endangering our country, he would

. >> shannon: this is a fox news alert. i am shannon bream in washington. ingram valentine's day for students at marjory stoneman douglas high school north of miami as a former student allegedly shot and killed 17 people. 17 lives lost in minutes. at this hour, more than a dozen others remain hospitalized. the suspect, in 19-year-old former student of the school, is in police custody. corresponded phil keating is on the scene and he joins us live. >> good evening. the high school is about a quarter-mile behind me. it remains in the dark. all inside and outside, it's a massive crime scene this evening. 12 of the seven fatalities remain inside the school, as the crime scene is being processed. eventually they will be removed. five of the 17 as of an hour ago had still not been positively identified. that is simply because they didn't have i.d. on them. the chaos of running from the classrooms into the hallway and dying in a hail of bullets from the alleged suspect, a former student expelled from this exact high school last year for disciplinary reasons. ident

, that her mother had attempted to poison david shannon, that joan shannon and elizabeth shannon hadnnon 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, she swore, in any of it. >> i

great to see about tonight, thanks for being with us. >> hey, shannon. >> hi shannon. >> shannon: "thek times" has a piece out about how the tax plan continues to pull better and better and that now that things are showing up in her paychecks and they are getting bonuses people don't hate it like they thought they were going to come of "the new york times" adding this. democrats have done little to counter the messaging and can see that it has had an effect, along with a series of high-profile company announcements of bonuses, raises, benefits or other attributed to tax savings. what say you? >> i think there's no question democrats have dropped the ball on really driving home a compelling message around the tax bill. i think that that happened on two fronts. first, during the legislative fight, i would have actually appealed to that human nature greed part and maybe had a message that was more you deserve more, because if everyone has access, corporations, and the wealthiest among us are going to get so much money, then the middle class, you deserve more. that would have been the bett

shannon. >> shannon: thank you, leland.s he just mentioned, a group of seven senators introduced a framework for immigration and daca recipients today. it's called the secure and succeed act and it mirrors the white house framework. joining me now is a cosponsor of that piece, republican senator senator of iowa. thank you so much for being back with us. >> thank you so much. >> shannon: we want to give people -- a pathway to citizenship. $25 billion for border security trust fund. you will limit chain migration, not get rid of it, but then reallocate diversity visa lottery slots as well. it sounds a lot like we heard from the white house. some tweaks. >> it does mirror with the white house has put out previously. we are excited about the opportunity to really work on this legislation. we think that it will be a good pathway forward for those daca recipients and important for the folks back in iowa, that it does have border security and protections in place in this bill as it is. we are excited. >> shannon: how do you respon

shannon. >> shannon: we will see. ed henry, thank you very much. >> good to see you. >> shannon: congress back in washington and they're looking at regulations and some plan to tackle it head on in their states. >> you won't have access to a gun if you're struggling with mental illness, will you make violent threats? we'll have a violent threat restraining order with a law enforcement or official can go to the court system and tlal be due process and they'll make sure you don't have access to a gun. >> shannon: we have more on what the president is saying about the mental part of the mass shooting conversation. >> they have talked about mental health in regard to gun violence for years and many are talking about it now. >> this is the public having a chance to inform law enforcement about a danger they see and law enforcement having a venue. there was apparently no venue in florida for the law enforcement agencies can take the information and act on it. >> rebound senator cornyn and murphy are looking to get more auth

shannon bream is up next, make sure to tweet us. the fox news at night team is going to do a fabulous show, up next. >> shannon: here is a little bit of what we have coming up tonight. red flags and the telltale sign signs. the suspects social media and the warnings that were given to authorities. >> it's not good if we have gun laws that say criminals can't carry guns and they're not enforced. >> shannon: ed henry is alive. plus a former maryland high school student recently sentenced to 20 years in prison after being turned in by an unlikely source. trace gallagher has details and the senate failed to rule each a consensus on immigration. the latest on capitol hill. ♪ welcome to fox news @ night," i'm shannon bream in washington. hundreds of people are attending a vigil for victims of wednesday's mass shooting in a south florida school. the gathering began for a moment of silence for the 17 who were killed, audible sobs for the crowd as the names of each victim were read. some held flowers while others carried signs. members of th

bream is here, take it away. >> shannon: here's what we have tonight. democrats are working hard tonight to stop the release of a controversial memo outlining abuse of our nation's spy program. that police could come at any moment. ed henry is following the latest amid new calls for house republican chairman devin nunes. >> this is a cover-up by republicans to protect president bush -- excuse me president trump in this investigation. >> shannon: we will have fresh reaction. we will dig deeper with former federal agents into reaction to inside the fbi to the memo that's sending shock waves across the country. a pro-israel group had the irs protected status for seven years under the obama administration, the leader finally getting answers, joins us live. ♪ welcome to "fox news @ night," i'm shannon bream in washington. new tonight, capping a week which began with the state of the union address and about to close with the release of that controversial surveillance memo, president trump appears to be going on offense against his critics. these new comments

shannon? >> shannon: peter doocy, thank you very much. lawmakers on capitol hill meeting late into the evening, trying to be a thursday night deadline to fund the government, hoping to avoid yet another politically risky government shutdown. our senior capitol hill producer chad pilgrim joins us with the latest details. chad, what is the plan right now >> president trump: i've seen a lot of reaction that something has been introduced. some folks like it, some folks hate it. >> you thought that groundhog day was last week? apparently, it's this week. yes, we are dealing with yet another proposal to fund the government on an interim basis. get this. how long? six weeks. this is going to run through late march. what's going to happen is the house of representatives is going to try to move this bill tomorrow. this bill will increase defense spending. that something very important to defense hawks to get their votes for this bill and move it to the senate. that's not going to pass the smell test. people are going to say over there, you are goi

a good weekend. . >> shannon: hello and welcome to "fox news @ night" mime shannon bream tonight from new york. phase 1 is complete it is now on to phase to with the release of the memo. this is just the beginning, not the end. first, the investigation into alleged abuse of surveillance laws in order to spy on the trump campaign summarized in today's declassified memo. next investigations into other agencies including the state department. we've got team coverage tonight on this breaking story. ed henry following the fall out for top doj and fbi officials. loren blanchard tracking a memo the democrats want release. but we begin with catherine herridge who was the first journalist to get excerpts of the memo what does it say and what does it prove? >> it all again confirming the president had used his authority as commander in chief to fully declassify the memo without chang changes. the memo paints a troubling picture. >> staff memo makes the case that the secret national security court was kept in the dark by the fbi and justice department when they sought and secured a surveillance

shannon. >> shannon: matt, thank you very much. the dow finished friday in the green but it still experienced its worst week in two years. after a rollercoaster week in which two days the dow lost more than 1,000 points stocks closed higher today. it swung more than a thousand points and surged again and finished up 330 points. the dow and s & p 500 falling 5%. the worst performance since january 2016. nasdaq was off more than 5% for the week. the winter olympics are kicking off in south korea but not all celebration. u.s. speedskater seany davis boycotted the opening ceremony what he tweeted was a dishonor able coin cost. davis and erin hamlin tie. it caused some to wonder if race played a role in the decision. davis is not the only story coming out of the winter olympics. a seating assignment seen round the world as vice president pence and the north korean dictator's sister attending. plus emotions run high as a north korean defector meets the father of otto warm bao*ir. the upside and down side of the president sitting down for

miss shannon. >> shannon: beautiful and it, thank you laura. here's what we've got coming up tonight. governor mike huckabee weighs in on the debate over guns and where we are in our culture as the president listens to students demanding action and religious leaders wonder where is the discussion over individual responsibility and morality in the classroom? acting as director buyers another shot at california, ground zero for what some are calling a civil war over illegal immigration. and he wasn't just america's pastor, he was a pastor to the world and a president. professor jonathan falwell on how reverend billy graham changed the face of evangelism. ♪ >> shannon: hello and welcome to "fox news @ night." i'm shannon bream in washington. tonight the voices of greeting students, parents and educators demanding solutions as the commander-in-chief listening. just one week after 17 people in a south florida school were killed by a gunman many say they knew was troubled and violent, survivors took their demands for new gun-control and security meas

shannon. >> shannon: catherine herridge, thank you very much.here is speculation, plenty of it, but with a september 2nd 2016 texts may have been referencing when mentioning president obama's interest. at "the wall street journal" is reporting this. "the associate that mr. strzok and ms. page said that exchange referred to the president wanting information on russia election meddling, which the fbi was heavily involved with in over that period." we will talk more about that and the rest of those texts coming up. meanwhile, former vice president joe biden's cross-country tour on his book included this week a stopper here in washington and the keynote address of the democratic retreat on capitol hill. chief national correspondent ed henry joins us on how 2020 presidential speculation. >> great to see you. interesting that as we learn more shocking details about what the obama-biden administration was doing out the door in terms of surveillance of people tied to the incoming administration, the former vice president today charged that it's presiden

shannon. >> shannon: thank you so much. here's a preview. new developments on the timing of the release of the classified memo on alleged government surveillance abuses. it has the g.o.p. and fbi at loggerheads. it comes after dire warnings by the fbi. former doj official weighs in on why it may be the fbi has such strong objections. judicial watch president says there's new documents that show the obama state department may have been working to undermine president trump. we will examine those claims. and partisan politics continues after president trump's call for unity. democratic congresswoman maxine waters rebuttal. prominent california republican is here to respond. hello and welcome to "fox news @ night." i am shannon bream in washington. brand-new tonight, serious accusations by the top democrat on the house intelligence committee as it becomes increasingly clear that memo is going to be released soon. but not all republicans claim it's going to be a bombshell report showing that anti-trump eyes was in the highest law enforcement bodi

did shannon bream it catch thos those? >> i nailed it, one hour from now we will start behaving, will pay attention. >> shannon: here is what we have coming up tonight. who knew what and when about the domestic abuse allegations of a top presidential aide to? the fbi calls into question the white house timeline on rob porter. >> the administration disclosed the file in january. >> the fbi disclosed, the white house security office had not finished their process. >> shannon: we separate fact from fiction. >> the president's framework deal is not open for negotiation. if it's down for the wire for lawmakers to find a permanent solution for 2 million young illegal immigrants. if the senate majority leader says this is the week to solve it daca. >> we need to form the empiric and public this is real. >> shannon: top intelligence officials say russia is already meddling in the 2018 elections. ♪ welcome to "fox news @ night," i'm shannon bream in washington. a troubling timeline and prospects of a promotion, on the resignation o

shannon. >> shannon: thank you very much. reports in orlando said government office storing donations for hurricane victims in puerto rico has been shut down because of a rat infestation. the report says boxes of supplies never sent to the island because of issues have become contaminated. he had a office as previous efforts to send supplies through other organizations were unsuccessful. up next, britain's ambassador to the u.s. is the raw nuclear agreement is a good deal. he tells bret baier why. it instantly opens your nose... up to 38% more than cold medicine alone go to breatheright.com today to request a free sample. its technology was engineered (beeping). while its design was meant to be seen. experience the new 2018 lexus nx, and the nx hybrid. experience amazing, at your lexus dealer. ♪ >> shannon: iran's president has his country will remain committed to its nuclear deal with the west even if the u.s. pulls out. the financial times reports post on her honey said yesterday iran's leaders already consider the u.s. no

"special report" is up next with shannon bream tonight. >> you. president trump threatened another government shutdown over immigration. wall street roller coasters, huge gain after yesterday's loss. brand-new rocket takes a big step for u.s. based space explosion. this is "special report" ." good evening. i am shannon bream in for bret baier. no warning from president trump. he says he's perfectly willing to let the government shutdown again if his border security plans are not accepted. chief white house correspondent john roberts starts us off tonight. good evening, john. >> good evening. clock ticking down to the march 5 deadline to get something done on the dreamers and the government set to run out of money again on thursday evening, the president appeared to roll those two things together into a threat that seemed to take everyone in washington by surprise. chairing a meeting on strategy to confront ms-13, president trump threw a bomb into talks on the budget deal, saying if he can't get an agreement on immigration reform, he's happy to hav

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and a special appearance by michael shannon. featuring jon batiste and stay human.ve on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: hey, everybody! hey, chris, how are you? ( cheers and applause ) very nice. thank you very much. hey, everybody! how are you, jon? >> jon: hey! hey! >> stephen: good to see you. have a lovely night. have a good one yourself. >> audience: stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! stephen! >> stephen: thanks very much. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ ♪ >> stephen: welcome, back. please, have a seat. thank you very much! lovely. what a lovely friday crowd are you. welcome. ( cheers and applause ) >> jon: yeah. >> stephen: they've got the energy. welcome to "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. it is friday. but more importantly, today, today was groundhog day. yeah, it was really fun as usual. they did the whole ceremony and, apparently, punxsatawney phil came out of his hole, saw who was president, and took his own life. ( laughter ) ( applause ) just-- yeah. what's

her mom, shannon, has a different attitude. she doesn'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 mackenzie to know her limits, like on this foggy morning during pe, when mackenzie played for about 30 minutes with just her special hat and sunblock on. >> i was able to play 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, whe

>> james and shannon. >> james and shannon are the strongest players in this game.ve to decide what best serves me. >> at the nomination ceremony, ross stuck to his original >>rgets.

shannon, you danced on friday nights and you are a great dancer. >> shannon: i have my own style, weave it at that. how about that? >> laura: have a great show. >> shannon: thank you so much. here's what we have coming up tonight. >> i guarantee that there is no political influence in any investigation conducted by the justice department or the fbi. >> president obama in 2016. it now newly released text messages between a pair of fbi agents are raising the questions about the former president's statement. catherine herridge separates facts from fiction and ben shapiro weighs

now shannon bream is next. she can't wait to watch tonight. >> something tells me you're going to bring down the house. love to hear from you. >> thanks. here is what we have coming up tonight. >> breaking news from parkland. the sheriff said there's questions about an armed deputy who stayed outside the school. we'll visit with an outspoken sheriff who met with the president. and the chairman and former police to discuss the fierce defense of the amendment. and going from tax cuts to gun control. sports new message could possibly help them in november. >> as president trump plans to turn to food delivery, a fox news at night exclusive. >> welcome. i'm shannon bream. devastated. broward israel describing his reaction to the revelation that one of his deputies assigned to douglas high school never went inside. nra taking the position that more guns may have prevented the attack. we have more information tonight. we have cpac in nearby maryland on information about the nra and we begin with the broward county's s

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>> a ver, permiso pipe ¿cÓmo estÁs shannon?o la historia comienza con una foto que veo de mi novia en el celular con otro chico. digamos que no es tan comprometedora pero muchas veces nos confundimos y montamos una pelÍcula con algo minimo y pues salÍ de rumba con mis amigos y se me atravesÓ shannon. >> ay! quÉ cosa, que mala suerte que tienes tÚ. >> se atravesÓ y pues yo. >> sin mucho sacrificio ahÍ como que tratÉ de consolarme en ella, ella lo permitiÓ porque uno llega hasta donde la mujer lo permite. >> eso es cierto y es muy de caballero eso que estamos escuchando ahora. >> y pusimos la foto en instagram y viste todo lo que se creÓ. >> fue bueno trabajar con pipe?. >> sÍ claro, la pasamos muy chÉvere, el video lo grabamos en medellÍn y aparte que lo conozco hace tiempo. >> tÚ tienes una relaciÓn muy estrecha con colombia. >> me llevo muy bien, creo que somos hermanos colombianos, venezolanos, me la paso. >> tienes un grupo de amigos. >> entre la mÚsica grandÍsimos. >> tengo muchos amigos en colombia de hecho me voy la seman

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tori is accused of backing into shannon's motorcycle. (robin)still ahead on the kron four morning news... vallejo police department is investigating one of its own... for shooting a man that was riding his bike. we have the lastest on that story... next after the break. (robin) and here's a live look outside... at the golden gate bridge. the hollywood minute is coming up after the break. (robin) welcome back to the kron four morning news. i'm tracking your entertainment headlines today. new movie heading to theaters preserves a key scene from the book on which it's based... all thanks to the director. david daniel reports in the hollywood minute. --reporter pkg-as follows-- "it's the only place that feels like i mean anything." the book "ready player one" includes a pivotal scene in a zero-gravity dance club. author ernie cline tells the hollywood reporter, studio executives wanted to cut it from the film, calling it too expensive. but when director steven spielberg read the novel, says cline, he liked the scene -- and suddenly it was af

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michael shannon's agent strickland glowering as only michael shannon can do.mpression it is all foreboding and dangerous and scary but a lot of it is not. it is an unbelievably beautiful film. the production design is extraordinary. that is why it has got so many nominations at the oscars and the baftas, i2 and 13. the design is good. the music is great and the cinematography. there is a lot of great stuff in it. i think there is too much in it. it is a busy film. it pastiches film noir and b—movies which the director guillermo del toro was watching, and he thought wouldn't it be nice if the girl and the creature get together like they do in king kong and splash? interspecies romance. it is entirely unique of the director's vision. any hint of cynicism will ruin the spell of the film. you have to watch it entirely spellbound like sally hawkins does. she is terrific in it. but if you enter with any outside thoughts you will say, it is a bit silly, i think someone is dancing with a fish. i know it will not be for some people. very interesting. i think it is wort

it's the same thing shannon points out. why is the nra, the gun lobby, involved in this conversation? they are representatives of gun manufacturers. >> indeed they are. as we watch these protests taking place in tallahassee and on capitol hill, we are learning more. this is so upsetting. are you listening to us? the effort to discredit these students, victims, from the parkland shooting. next, we're going to fact-check the claims that some of these students turned activists are really crisis actors. i mean, that claim is pathetic, offensive, ludicrous. >> spreading like wildfire. >>> also, we'll have more on gun laws in this country and new calls for gun control. the march for our lives is slated for march 24th in washington, d.c. we are a month out. more than 330,000 people have signed up on facebook for the d.c. march, as well as dozens of sister marches all over the country. stay with us. you are watching "velshi & ruhle" live on msnbc. wemost familiar companies,'s but we make more than our name suggests. we're an organi