shannon, have a great show. >> shannon: thank you, shannon. we begin with a fox news alert. we go inside the stealth search for a supreme court replacement for retiring justice anthony kennedy with a huge lineup of insiders. from traditional advisor leonard leo, judicial crisis networks carrie severino, and governor mike huckabee, all reviewing the judges interviewed by president trump. stick around, we are naming names. then chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge is working her sources tonight at house in charlotte chairman devin nunes rolls out phase two of his probe into alleged government surveillance serious. it was last july 4th that kim jong un launched north korea's first icbm table of reaching mainland america. now secretary of state mike pompeo is heading back for another round of talks to avoid any new independence day surprises. hello and welcome to "fox news @ night." i'm shannon bream in washington. president trump's deadline for naming a new supreme court nominee is quickly approaching, wasting no time this week, he has interviewed four potential

glad to have you. >> thanks, shannon. >> shannon: let's talk about this. planet fitness had a similar issue in michigan who had a woman who sued there and it was thrown out and now the court is taking another look at it and there's not a lawsuit yet but could be one. liberty counsel said she was kicked out under the lunk policy saying if they act up they have to leave. planet fitness employees failed to abide this and judging cannot include calling attention which constitutes harassment on the basis of sex which mr. price's leering presence in the women's locker room was. she got no warning and made a complaint about something they felt she was a threat. >> so mrs. rice is applying makeup and mrs. h. harasses her and when she called the police, then she complains. it's a clear case of transphobia. she's putting on her makeup after working out and has every right to be there and the harassment on the part of mrs. h. got her membership revoked. could planet fitness revise their guidelines, but the idea of mrs. h. being the victim when she initiated a contact

shannon? >> shannon: kristin fisher, thank you very much. scrutiny tonight over the timing of the indictments of 12 russian intelligence officers for their alleged roles in computer hacking aimed at election interference. >> i think it was a terrible mistake for the department of justice, to issue that indictment on the eve of foreign policy trip. the justice department is not supposed to be intruding on the foreign policy of united states. they should have, on their own, held onto it. >> shannon: without, fox news contributor, former chief u.s. attorney, andrew mccarthy. great welcome. great to have you with us here tonight. i know you agree there are problems with this indictment, you may have different ones and professor alan dershowitz what you say that it's either one of two things. publicity stunt or a political statement. how so? >> when you use an indictment to have a story rather than to put people on notice for trial, which is what an indictment is for, and an indictment is to put dependence on notice of what the charges against th

, that her mother had attempted to poison david shannon, that joan shannon and elizabeth shannon hadkill 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, she swore, in a

shannon. >> shannon: doug mckelway, thank you very much. not all conservatives are thrilled about president trump's choice of brett kavanaugh to replace retiring justice anthony kennedy. some think his work in the bush white house and on the d.c. circuit court make him too much of a beltway insider. here is former pennsylvania senator rick santorum's take. >> donald trump says he was my to energize the base with this pick. i don't think he did that. it seems like trump in this case bowed to the elite in washington, and i think that's going to rub a lot of people the wrong way. >> shannon: here to weigh in is john barrasso, chairman of the republican policy committee and member of the senate foreign relations committee. it's important to know that senator santorum was pulling for a different one of the four contenders, so that may factor into how he feels about this. what do you think about this choice? >> i think is a superb tories. anyone of the four would've been terrific but it's really nothing that unifies republicans and conservatives

shannon? >> shannon: right you are. jonathan hunt, thank you very much.est says nato allies better pay up. he's got a bill in the senate aiming to make that happen. welcome back, utah republican senator mike lee. we want to take a look, the top economies in europe, who is paying up and making this commitment. we know it's a goal to get to 2%. germany is at 1.24. the u.k. at 2.1. france, italy, spain, underneath -- it's been really off the 2%. how do you intend to change that? >> we have five of the 20 nato allies who are meeting this commitment. i've introduced legislation that would require us to compile a report so we know who is doing what. we can follow who is taking unfair advantage of this alliance, we have been to proportionately funding it for a long time. >> shannon: the defense department would compile the information, reported to senate that has committees, and then it is a public accounting and shaming almost, trying to get them to do this? what happens next? >> mostly about the public accounting. there are shaming involved but more of it is a

shannon? >> shannon: catherine, thank you very much.hen we return, violent protests against government agencies. trace has more on the latest round of political instability. and the democratic national chairman tom perez drops a bombshell about the role of socialism in the future of his party. >> i have three kids, two of whom are daughters, one just graduated college, one is in college, and they were both texting me about their excitement over alexandria because she represents the future of our party. ♪ come here, babe. ok. nasty nighttime heartburn? try new alka-seltzer pm gummies. the only fast, powerful heartburn relief plus melatonin so you can fall asleep quickly. ♪ oh, what a relief it is! who's already won three cars, two motorcycles, a boat, and an r.v. i would not want to pay that insurance bill. [ ding ] -oh, i have progressive, so i just bundled everything with my home insurance. saved me a ton of money. -love you, gary! -you don't have to buzz in. it's not a question, gary. on march 1, 1810 -- [ ding ] -frédéric chopin. -co

shannon. >> shannon: all right, trace, thank you for the round up. conservative watchdog group judicial watch pursuing the caa for communication between former cia director john brennan then former top center democrat harry reid. did brennan feed harry reid information about alleged russian collision with the trump campaign so that harry reid publicly pushed narrative durin6 campaign? chris farrell as director of investigations and research of judicial watch entrances live. great to have you with us. so you have officially filed a lawsuit. let's walk people through what happened. in august, brennan briefed folks, including harry reid. two days later, harry reid writes a letter and says this. "the evidence of a direct connection between the russian government and donald trump's presidential campaign continues to mount. the american people deserve to have a full understanding of the facts from a completed investigation before they vote this november. he had no blood or would go no that narrative about collusion is within that election conversation. >>

shannon. >> shannon: 's greg palkot, thank you very much. at home, congressman jim jordan from ohio says he wants to be the next speaker of the house. his announcement comes shortly after introducing articles of impeachment against the deputy attorney general, move house speaker paul ryan opposes. trace gallagher is here to tell us about the challenge and his chances of succeeding. good evening, trace. >> by sending a letter to house republicans, ohio congressman jim jordan officially became the first republican to challenge house majority leader kevin mccarthy to become the next speaker of the house. the current speaker, paul ryan, has already endorsed mccarthy, which did not appear to bother congressman jordan, who wrote in part "should the american people entrust us with the majority again, and the 116th congress, i plan to run for speaker of the house to bring real change to the house of representatives." jordan's effort is exceeding paul ryan comes amid the most tumultuous time in his 12 year congressional career. former wrestlers at oh

great to have you with us. >> hi, shannon, shannon. >> shannon: i want to play what democrat congressman steve cohen has to say about potential indictments with people close to the president. >> i think they are getting closer to knowing the truth will come out, that there was activities with a trump campaign and russia and releasing those attacks, guiding them to the states, the localities where they came from. some of that was jared kushner's responsibility. some of it was donald jr. i think you will probably see indictments of both of those people. >> shannon: harry, that is a pretty bold statement. >> does a pretty bold statement, shannon. there are two rules of thumb here. one, mueller knows quite a bit more than the public knows and two, speculations about what he knows are as likely as not to be unfounded. now there is reason to think, based on the michael cohen development, that donald trump jr. in particular is in the cross hairs. he does seem to have been particularly involved in it. he does seem to have lied about it. you can see him as a logical investigative next step. but i

shannon bream, you are on my dvr. >> shannon: excellent. thank you so much. fox news alert. under american pressure, north korea appears to be dismantling a key missile launch station. as the president gets tough with iran, will that hard-line bear fruit as well? or are the ayatollahs a completely different kind of foe? general jack keane on the president's foreign policy negotiation. defying g.o.p. leadership, freedom caucus republicans may go their own way and launch a last ditch attempt to punish deputy attorney general rod rosenstein. congressman andy biggs tells us what to expect. the clock is ticking on the midnight deadline in portland were anti-ac protesters have been given eviction notices. as the abolish i.c.e. movement hits a new low with a makeshift anti-trump guillotine. hello and welcome to "fox news @ night." i am shannon bream in washingto washington. it's been called an important first step towards fulfilling the commitment made by kim jong un at the june 12 singapore summit. new commercial satellite imagery of north korea's main lodge facility since 2012 in

shannon, take it away. >> shannon: laura, thank you so much. we begin tonight with a fox news alert. the clarification heard around the world. president trump saying he misspoke in helsinki and has full faith and the intelligence community. in just minutes, you are going to hear from attorney general, he will tell you what he is hearing from the intel community today. plus, president trump's supreme court nominee on the charm offensive, meeting with others on the hill today, gearing up for what could be the biggest partisan battle of the year. tomorrow, the hilt takes action in response to the democrats response to abolish i.c.e. will it go to a vote? how do democrats feel about throwing out the agency protecting our borders? president trump reiterating today he has full faith and the intelligence community, saying, he misspoke in helsinki with comments about russian election meddling. with our own tucker carlson, president trump slammed brennan after he called the helsinki summit treasonous. all the latest development, good evening. >> shannon

shannon. >> shannon: i think i might pop popcorn for breakfast. is that appropriate? >> laura: i am doing it too. it's the one great show, thank you. we begin with a fox news alert. next up, britain where president trump takes his america first message to a country struggling with an identity crisis over brexit. leaving behind a brussels stinking from his demand to boost defense spending to 4%. we have a phenomenal wino. senator mike brown a journalist glenn greenwald has a surprise take on the upcoming pollutants, you do not want to miss. plus judge brett kavanaugh begins his charm offensive on capitol hill for what is shaping up to be a grueling confirmation battle. we have the latest of elements. chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge with breaking details on contempt charges for fda lawyer lisa page and what's next for her ex-lover, fbi agent peter strzok. former congress been jason chaffetz is here to weigh in as well. hello and welcome to "fox news @ night." i'm shannon bream in washington. america first is riling up republicans and democrats and eu

shannon. >> shannon: all right, maka manuel, thank you. signs of a chainsaw tonight between the u.s. and europe, both sides hailing an agreement in principle to work towards zeo subsidies on nonautomotive products. what does that mean? garrett tenney has details. good evening. >> good to be with you. this is not the treaty of most folks were including to get today. after weeks of threaten each other with a full-blown trade war, the u.s. and european union today 180. >> this was a very big day for free and fair trade. very big day indeed. >> together in the rose garden, president trump and european commission president jean-claude juncker announced an agreement meant to stave off further hostilities. this deal is a big win for president trump because it includes just about everything he's been asking for. both sides agreed to work towards zero tariffs on goods outside the auto industry, no new tariffs as these negotiations play out, and to reassess the tariffs imposed over the past few months including those on steel and aluminum. and to re

shannon bream is up next. >> shannon: this is a fox news alert. i'm shannon bream in washington on this historic night for the white house and for the nation. judge brett kavanaugh making an impassioned appeal to the left and remarks from the white house tonight talking about his family's commitment to community and telling america he would keep an open mind in every case. his first pitch to a deeply divided senate looking at midterm elections and president trump's efforts to nominate conservatives to the high court. potentially leaving an indelible mark on the laws of the land for decades. this is history, folks. we have a star-studded lineup to break down from senator sasse to tony perkins. we have team coverage. kristin fisher digging into kavanaugh's background and a protest against him tonight. mike emanuel tells us what happens next on capitol hill. trace gallagher following what it means for the midterms and the media but we begin with chief white house correspondent john roberts. good evening. >> good evening, shannon. the president begets

shannon. >> shannon: trace, thank you.'s talk about unrest inside the democratic party and some new fox news polls with fox news politics editor chris stirewalt. great to see you. >> that looked painful. shards of a donkey. >> shannon: things happen. politics is tough. >> that's gonna be my new cologne. >> shannon: let's talk about how the democrats are feeling because there is an interesting piece, the headline is "dems struggle with unity." now that crowley is out of the mix, there is jostling. there are some things they haven't resolved. >> ocasio-cortez is young, 28 is pretty young for politics. she's not that experienced. the way she is conducting herself is not cool. she is not doing the right things which are you have an incumbent who you beat who was a raking person who had been a congress since 1998 and was being pretty gracious. calling him out and taunting and doing that stuff on twitter is not what leaders do. that's not how leaders generally conduct themselves. but it tells you that for these democratic social

shannon: gen.ck keane discusses the latest nato visit and the 1-on-1 with vladimir putin, the general next. .. >> we are restoring american we are restoring american an security by rebuilding a great military. when have we needed it more? we are point the likes of which we have never been as a power and hopefully never having to use that incredible equipment. jillian: donald trump speaking west virginia in a salute to our military ahead of independence day. the pres.'s remarks just days before he is set to travel to brussels to meet our nato allies. time to pay your fair share, the message to a number of world leaders. last year a fraction of nato countries paid what they promised on common defense. you to discuss that and more, senior strategic analyst retired 4-star general decking. always an honor to have you with us. the new york times got its hands on this letter to german chancellor angela merkel and continued german underspending undermines security of the alliance and promotes validation fo

shannon: we begin with a fox news alert. under american pressure north korea appears to be dismantling a key missile launch station. the president gets tough with iran will that bear the root as well? or i the ayatollahs a different kind of photo? general jack keane on the foreign-policy negotiations. define the gop leadership, republicans find their own way and last is to champ to publish rod rosen sign. congressman andy baker tells us what to expect. the clock is ticking on a deadline in portland where protesters are given eviction notices as the abolish ice movement hit a new low, the makeshift anti-trump butane. welcome to fox news at night in washington. it is called an important first step toward fulfilling a commitment made by kim jong un. satellite imagery of north korea's may launch facility indicates the north has begun dismantling key operations, donald trump says he appreciates that, he also says he is open to a new, quote, real deal with iran. kristin fisher is tracking the latest foreign-policy. >> two days aft

shannon: thank you very much. breaking tonight, the democrats want to abolish ice which will mean more crime in our country. i want to big ice a big cheer, vote republican in november. todd start, how are you? shannon: there's a lot going on, a lot of conversation, and something we heard from the up and coming rising star of the democratic party. alexandria cortez and other established long time leaders, there are a couple things they don't want to hear about, abolishing ice and impeachment, do they know something more than the others do? >> they are reading the same tea leaves. miss cortez is not the brightest days but this idea they are going to block federal highways, block airports and shutdown ice offices, law enforcement needs to be there and all these people off to jail. the average american understands ice is doing an important job. 2017 ice was responsible for taking 150,000 violent people who had criminal records of the streets was ice was responsible for deporting 220,000 illegal aliens. and she is beco

shannon bream is up next. >> this is the fox news alert. i'm shannon bream in washington. a historic night for the white house and for the nation. making an impassinged appeal to the left tasking about his family commitment to community and telling america, he would keep an open mind in every case. the first pitch to the deeply divided senate looking at mid term other elections and president trump efforts to nominate conservatives to the high court. potentially leaving indellable mark on the high court for decades. we will break it down. from senator ben sax to the tony perkins for the news we have team coverage. justin fisher is looking into cavanagh background and the protest against him. mike emanuel tells us what happens next on capitol hill. following what it means for the mid terms and the media. we begin with sean roberts. the. >> the president begins a battle royal to get this confirmation done by october 1. as far as the pick goes. cavanagh was the president number one choice all the way along. he did consider other candidates. but cavanagh is the one he wanted. a

shannon: one thumb is turning down. garvin: but years later, in 2014, when shannon needed a capstone project for a master's degree in leadership, she saw a need she was perfect to fill. shannon: there's no yoga in the fire stations. garvin: she devised a program and led a few classes in san jose. the results surprised even her. shannon: their functional fitness was moving up. their perception of stress was going down, but it was the feedback that they were giving me throughout these first 12 classes that actually changed the course of my life. male: they're gettin' a chance in their 48- to 72-hour shift to kind of turn their brain off for a minute, to slow things down, focus on their inner self, and just let that stress go. garvin: shannon says her knowledge of their world helps her create an environment the firefighters feel comfortable in, like one where it's okay to leave at a moment's notice. shannon: does anyone have to leave? no? okay. heel plank pose. garvin: shannon's fireflex yoga has been so successful, she no

shannon is up next. shannon: we begin with a fox news alert, the president says we can expect terrific economic numbers while rallying the newly reopened skill plant hours ago but his personal attorney has another bombshell tonight and the administration says it has reunited all eligible immigrant families separated at the border but that is not enough for activists. former acting director of ice live with reaction including what is next. rosanne barr did her first tv interview with sean hannity since she was fired, she doesn't hold anything back. welcome to fox news at night. speaking at a newly reopened, donald trump touted the administration victory on economic growth predicting tomorrow's numbers on gdp will be, quote, terrific. also terrific, kevin is here with details, good to see you. >> this will be such an exciting day, whether you have been watching the market, twitter, the white house, the fed, the latest gdp numbers for the second quarter, a big morning so the right here at fox news, don't to

i'm shannon.her: it is thursday july 12th, 2018 and this is "fox & friends" happening right now at 4:00 a.m. fox news alert for you, overnight president trump entering his final meeting with nato allies fresh off his tough talk that called the world's attention no doubt. we will have the same effect, will it have the same effect with vladimir putin, we are live in brussels and strzok beat, antitrump fbi agent finally sharing story with the publish as his lover mysa page on edge of jail sentence. no

hey, this is shannon. >> but shannon did it. >> i've been waking up having panic attacks.with this. i want to know what happened. can you tell me anything? >> yeah. the only thing, you know, that i know is that a lot of stuff was stolen from the house. >> okay. >> ralph stuck to his story. a deadly home invasion. >> and then i found her. >> yeah. >> and that's, you know -- >> yeah. >> i tried to deal with that. >> shannon pressed ralph for details. >> the one guy that hit me that i saw from the front was taller than me. >> okay. >> and he had a dark complexion. you know, he had marks on his face. >> and then something that didn't sound quite right. >> and i don't know. and that's -- and it felt like a split second. >> a split second? remember, in his letter, ralph said his captors held him and abused him for nearly two days. >> in my mind, if you're not going to tell me what happened, and you're going to dance around the issue and tell me different stories, what are you hiding? >> investigators wondering the same thing, tried to find answers in the evidence. on a laptop th

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shannon: thank you for your time.xt, reaction to my interview with mike pompeo, our panel, doug shown and guy benson are standing by and ready. to most americans care about our relationship with russia? the answer might surprise you. stay tuned. - my family and i did a fundraiser walk in honor of my dad, willy davis, who has alzheimer's. i decided to make shirts for the walk with custom ink. the shirts were so easy to design on the site. the custom ink team was super helpful and they just came out perfect. seeing my family wearing my shirts was such an amazing reminder of all the love and support that everyone has for my dad. - [narrator] check out our huge selection of custom t-shirts and more, for teams, businesses, and every occasion. you'll even get free shipping. get started today at customink.com. ♪ >> shannon: secretary of state mike pompeo saying a short >> mike pompeo said a short while ago on fox news at night the last days have been more heat than light. does the panel agree? guy benson here to debate. welc

xfinity xfi, simple, easy, awesome. >> shannon: house republicans introducing articles shannon: houses introduce articles of impeachment against rod rosenstein. catherine herridge has latebreaking details. >> eyewitnesses say there was a lot of smoke which house a number of embassies including india's, a man reportedly injured his hand as he set off a device but no one else was hurt. after spraying gasoline on herself in an attempt to set herself on fire. a man setting off a device outside the embassy in beijing, the only one who was injured. eyewitnesses say there was a lot of smoke in the area but life pictures from the area, looks like things are back in the area. stay tuned for more on this >> not only have subpoenas been ignored but information has been hidden, efforts have been stonewalled. transparency. >> we are tired of the justice department giving us the finger and not giving us information we are entitled to do to do our constitutional duties. >> officials met with republicans from the house oversight and judiciary committees for 2 hours earlier today. congressman meadows

shannon: okay. breaking tonight, lawyers for former fbi lawyer lisa page says she's not going to appear before congress forsa her scheduled interviewon tomorrow behind clod doors. her attorney said the f failed to make the december -- failed to make the necessary . this is a fox news alert. you are watching live pictures from brussels where president trump just arrived this morning at the u.s. chief of mission residence for a bilateral breakfast with nato security general, secretary against jens solenburg. mike pompeo and james mattis are also attending the talks, we're told. this breakfast meeting kicks off a day of meetings with nato allies. the president made his aim for the summit very clear. he wants nato allies to pay a bigger share of the cost of the defensive pact. he plans to discuss what he see as a wide trade imbalance between the u.s. and european union. let's listen in. looks like the two are chatting here for a moment. listen. >> over the last year, about $40 billion more has been give

shannon bream and the "fox news @ night" team. >> shannon: you know, the mute button is one of the best inventions twitter ever came up with. >> laura: you use that too? >> shannon: once in a while. thank you. we begin with a fox news alert. breaking tonight, suing the cia over embattled former director john brennan and alleged leaks to then former top democrat harry reid. it is all in the wake of the trump administration threatening to pull brennan and other security clearances. do they have a case? stick around vinyl. chief intelligence correspond to catherine herridge is here tonight with new analysis on the heavily redacted fisa documents about former trump campaign advisor carter page. jason chaffetz uncovers meant matt gaetz join us live to investigate the fusion gps connection and answer the critics about what the fisa documents really tell us about

i'm shannon bream. let's get started with the latest from helsinki from our chief white house correspondent john roberts. good morning to you, john. >> good morning to you from helsinki where it's just now turning 6:00 in the morning and another beautiful day here. president trump back in united states after his summit with vladimir putin. putin back in moscow of course. the president came here to try to really reset the russian relationship with the united states. the obama administration tried it come i didn't get too far. the president believes that he has at this relationship between the u.s. and russia on a new course. but the big headline of the day came when president trump compound after staying twice last week that he was going to be very direct, very frank, very tough with vladimir putin about allegations of meddling in the 2016 election, the president basically said that he didn't know if you believed u.s. intelligence or if he believed vladimir putin, who told him again today, that russia ha

we will handed over to shannon bream. shannon: i don't know if the world is ready for it. it is coming. >> a particular professional, i had to do the show. shannon: we be go inside this search for supreme court replacement for justice anthony kennedy with a huge lineup of insiders, trump judicial advisor leonard leo, crisis effort, mike huckabee reviewing judges interviewed by donald trump. we are naming names. she intelligence correspondent catherine herridge working as devon nunez rolls out phase 2 of his probe into alleged government surveillance abuse. last july 4th kim jong un lunch the first icbm capable of reaching mainland america. mike pompeo is heading for another round of talks. welcome to fox news at night. donald trump's deadline for naming a new supreme court nominee is quickly approaching. the president has interviewed four potential candidates, democrats launch preemptive attacks without knowing who the nominee may be. ed henry following all the latest twists and turns. >> we have the names of the four people, he is moving rapidly to get these interviews do

shannon: thank you.hy was he elected and that will tell us something that what he needs to get done when he gets elected? shannon: he is at the same 18sage for almost years of campaigning and that was to take on the power mafia. expand message to spending and benefits for youngerpeople, for people, students, and it is to expand the rule of the state -- the role of the stay and active industrial policy, but it is also to take on corruption and historic violence. that is what the ringgit so true to voters this time around as they were angry at where the country is headed and they were looking for change. david: he will not be the first mexican president that comes in and says we have to address the problem of corruption. of spending,estion how did he make the numbers work ? he also said he is not going to increase taxes. how does that work out? shannon: this is the big question. he says is going to take the money that goes to corruption and spend it on these policies. we all know it is easier said moneyone

shannon: chaos in congress as the embattled fbi agent who sent anti-trump text messages ghost 4 to 5 with members of two house committees. molly hemingway looking at key revelations that flew under the radar at today's hearing and donald trump goes to england climbed the prime minister over her breakfast plans, and viciously attacked the train station in london after penning a pro trump op-ed and friendly fire and the democratic party, self-described socialist who ousted long-term congressman joe crowley in a shocking defeat is now trying to take down other democratic party icons. welcome to fox news at night. sparks flew in congress as a public hearing with the embattled fbi agent who sent anti-trump text messages tumbled into a heated political free-for-all. gop lawmakers threatening when he refused to answer questions on the russia pro. catherine herridge on it all day. good evening. >> reporter: he testified this is another victory for the russian president and those who want to tear ameri

i am shannon bream for fox news at night. ♪ shannon: it is thursday, july 26th and this is "fox and friendsirst". a fox news alert, blast in beijing, an explosion rocking the us embassy. rob: a device detonating at the gate. new information breaking overnight. shannon: is deputy attorney general rod rosenstein on his way out? rob: the step republicans took toward impeachment. >> the president told you what they discussed in the closed-door meeting. >> you had private 1-on-1 meetings in your life as well. shannon: mike pompeo letting lawmakers have a during a fire meeting on helsinki. rob: "fox and friends first" starts right now. ♪ shannon: the start in new york city, 4:00 on the east coast. rob: it will never stop. it will rain until the world ends. rob: i am sure they will tell us. welcome to "fox and friends first". shannon: thank you for starting the day with us. a homemade bomb exploding overnight near the embassy in beijing. the blast injured at 26-year-old man holding a device, the us embassy was not damaged. rob: the suspect identified himself by his last name, treated at a hospital

shannon: absolutely.e are starting to see a bit of a rotation out of small caps over the last week or so. people think maybe that trade has come too far, too fast. think about tax reform and a lack of exposure to the dollar and a perceived lack of exposure to tariffs, people think we jumped into that trade a little too hard. you will see that pullback over the next few weeks. alix: you brought up earnings. its is earnings confidence, upward guidance outpacing downward guidance at a record level. the rhetoric yesterday on the show was that earnings will trump trade. will that still holds today? -- hold today? shannon: the earnings will be good, but some of that messaging perhaps will wait the enthusiasm. if these cfos come out and say earnings are great, we are happy with where our companies stand financially but the second half of the year could be aiffy if fallsade war stuff through -- david: if you get ceos expressing some hesitation about making decisions on hiring, that will affect the numbers. shanno

shannon bream, let's bring you in. i mentioned it's almost like the super bowl for you, john is talking about the drama and the staff in the studio was laughing at me because i was trying to pry it out of a senior white house aide right before we went to air. you've done this before. they were counting me down and i was hanging up the phone when i said, i've got to go. the senior senior aide said, iy don't know. >> shannon: i have one source who very much is somebody that would know, it's a single source but they agree with john that everything seems to be pointing us towards judge kavanaugh. but that being said and we have to wait for the president for about an hour from now. the final four are all judges and some have had a year's worth on the bench and some of them only a few months. that's one judge that was confirmed just a few months ago. while folks are worried tonight about who they may get, conservatives coming in high, senator lindsey graham says tonight that he thinks the conservative should be happy. and he

shannon: i have puppy fever, i wonder lab. this is a fox news alert, new fires exploding on the west coast including one in lake county, sending flames 20 feet into the sky and forcing evacuations, the deadly fire claiming the lives of firefighters and civilians alike. authorities warning californians of the danger in time. we hear from a local hero voluntarily risking his life to save lov others. new potential for the president to sit down with robert mueller to a possible government shutdown, over the border wall. the justice department creates a task force, nothing more than a license to discriminate against minorities and the lgbt community and christians in particular need no protection at all. welcome to fox news at night. we will get to all your political headlines in minutes but first breaking news from oregon to california, wildfires reveling the west coast. and oregon new evacuation notices have been ordered and there are more than a dozen active fires raging across california right now. jeff hall is live with the de

shannon alleyway. and i would like to introduce tyler from thompson who will discuss public outreach that's been done. thank you very much. >> good evening, commissioners. thank you for hearing us this evening. i want to just discuss a little bit about the outreach process that we've undertaken for this project. starting about two and a half years ago together with fifth church, we started a pretty robust outreach campaign that involved over 75 community meetings. we held three public meetings where we sent invitations to over 1,100 land addresses, including residents of many of the buildings in the two-block radius around the site. we've also held meetings, private meetings, with property owner, private briefings with property managers, with resident groups in the area as well. we received 78 letter of support so far from the project from a variety of constituents including faith-based organizations, local property owner, local businesses, general individuals, who just interested in seeing this block

shannon, let's start with you. you were with the president in west virginia. and he one of the first things he spoke about was the supreme court. you got a sense that he's happy with how this is playing out? >> we do. he's still planning to make a decision by monday, any day now. he's been really charging along on this. this is something he could have anticipated coming, it's not one of those issues that came out of nowhere. for him, he's in a position where he can score a lot of points with his base. can he get someone through congress? that will be congress' problem. but if he can pick a solid conservative pro-life justice, his base will love him for it and it will overcome a lot of the other shortcomings that he's had in their eyes over the past year or so. >> robert, let's talk about the list. the president said there would be five, he said there would be two women on it. we now know he's talked to seven, there are two women, so we know there's a few more men in the mix. >> there's a war among conservatives pushing for jung kavanaugh, some pushing for judg

liberty ♪ ♪ >> shannon: time now for the real news roundup.undup, many newspapers have featured editorials criticizing donald trump's supreme court pick brett kavanaugh. the dale mail noticed something odd about some of those op-eds, their analysis on 21 papers nationwide ran the same opinion piece, each signed by a different author prompting one massachusetts newspaper editor to admit you got duped. gun shop owner turning tables on sasha baron cohen, the gun store owner was not only able to see past his disguise but had some harsh words for him as well. >> he was fake, the producers were fake, the show is fake and showtime is fake. they want a real story? come talk to us, we will give you a real story. >> team vote running a piece about abortion comedy tour. the headline, lady parts justice league fight antiabortion stigma with humor, the subtitle yes, abortion can be funny. we are honoring an all-star team folk hero next. >> to make for midnight hero we select major league baseball for honoring the all-star team of real heroes at the annual

shannon, we'll get to you after the break. we have a lot more to talk about. >>> the new recording, not so secret anymore, from michael cohen. here's the thing, will any of it matter to the president's biggest fans? what the tape means for a commander in chief who, so far, has gotten a pass from his base. the smoother the skin, the more comfortable you are in it. and now there's a new way to smooth. introducing new venus platinum. a premium metal handle boosts control... to reveal up to 100% smooth skin. venus but prevagen helps your brain with an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >>> we are back now with a look at the headlines. remember lawmaker jason spencer, making a controversial appearance on sacha baron cohen's new show? turns out, spencer has resigned, after being lured into exposing basically him saying the "n" word and exposing himself, as you saw with his pants down. in a short e-mail to

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shannon: don't understand where you put your phone.ys something about stranger things. >> reporter: these are inspired by stranger things. if you watch the show you will understand. rob: we are going nuts with something like this. jillian: it is 58 concertgoers, massacred. hundreds more injured. now mandalay bay turning the tables on the las vegas victims. how is a lawsuit against them, the victims, even possible? a criminal defense attorney is here to explain. rob: bad pr. censoring conservatives, on capitol hill, online bias, questions from republicans. taking immediate action. ♪ shannon: sparks flying as tech giants take the hot seat. confronting social media executives over apparent bias. todd pyro on both sides. >> reporter: supposed to be a hearing over claim social media platforms and tech companies are biased against conservative viewpoints but thanks to some liberal democrats it quickly became, you guessed it, all donald trump's fall. >> our president disparaged members of the department of justice are we having a hearing on t

eva selhub has been treating shannon for the past 14 years.ds that we eat affect our brains? >> in many, many different ways. now remember, your brain needs fuel, and even though it's a really small part of your body, it actually takes 20% of that fuel. >> reporter: dr. selhub says that fuel directly affects the structure and function of your brain, and ultimately, your mood. she also prescribes fermented foods and probiotics for gut benefits, which she says can reduce anxiety levels and stress, and a mediterranean or japanese diet. >> which is high in fruits and vegetables and nuts and seeds and proteins and good fats. we see that depression is alleviated, we have more energy, we're more positive, you're happier. >> reporter: shannon's typical lunch includes kale, chicken, and avocado. she exercises regularly and says she hasn't had a panic attack in years. >> i feel healthy. i feel happy. >> reporter: she says it takes discipline to stick to the plan, but when she's on track, she's never felt better. kenneth craig, cbs news, natick, massachu

first, anchor of fox news at night, shannon bream. what do we know about how tough the confirmation battle could get? >> dana, no matter whom the president names tonight, we expect it could get ugly. this reminds me when we were waiting for the name that turned out to be justice gorsuch. there were groups on the left that had banners and posters that opposed and a black line so they could fill in the name, which signalled to us there will be groups unhappy no whom the president picks. there's a protest scheduled for 10:00 p.m. it's being led by senator elizabeth warren and a number of pro choice groups as well. democrats are warning no matter who the president picks, there will be a roll back of abortion rights to civil rights. here's democratic senator patty murray. >> there's no question he's hoping to put a justice on the bench that will deny women healthcare rights and patient's access to affordable healthcare. we need to do everything we can to prevent that from happening. >> not clear they have anything they can do. we'll talk t

we love shannon bream.plain, simple language of saying this investigation was generated from hillary clinton's campaign through mark eli us who worked for the dnc and engaged in all these things to get somebody who was working on a trump campaign, discredited by the russians and the fbi, contributed with the fbi in the past and somebody, donald trump never even met with. come on. remember at its core, people objectively looking at this. when you are a presidential candidate the obama administration is supposed to protect you and if there's something in nefarious going on a should have told the trump campaign look out for this person but they didn't do that, they protected him with the secret service and the cia but they spied on him. >> the left will say carter page was met with the va for long, wasn't with the trump campaign so there wasn't surveillance of the trump campaign. both sides could fight over these documents but i'm glad they are out and people can look at them. it is worth taking a look. thanks

how were you guys. >> shannon cut his thing on the knife a little bit. from the bear itself we managed to escape without a scratch from her. >> do you attribute that so just straight up luck or did you guys now how to act around a bear during an attack? >> a little bit of -- >> definitely a little bit of both. the main reason why i think that one of us did get killed or mauled is because we were together. when we first comes in she focused on myself and then shannon ends up kick her twice in the face and she realized she was outnumbered. >> what was going through your mind as it was happening. >> really a lot that goesly to your mind. it just -- >> survive. >> yeah. >> what was the moment that she switched where she came after you? >> it must have just been our wind changed and she caught our wind for a second and she decide she was going to put her cubs somewhere safe and come back an >> what was it like watching the video back? >> i get a little shaky just even telling the story to people. >> what do your friends and family say? are you prohibited from