, 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: tricky to watch. with word that a trial could begin in days, democrats renew the calls for witnesses saying without them, the trial amounts to nothing but a sham cover-up. the house committee, republican congressman from arizona, andy biggs, good to have you with us, sir. >> good to be with you, shannon. >> shannon: iran state tv is citing the military and saying that that ukrainian jetliner was unintentionally downed by them. your thoughts? >> it was hard for me to believe they were not going to accept culpability, but the admission does not mean they're accepting full culpability. the investigation needs to go further. we need to understand the families of those and the families of those kill need to understand. they need to understand how this happened because it seems really unusual, quite frankly, to accidentally shoot down a passenger jetliner. >> shannon: in the meantime, the debate over the president's actions there, what has happened. the response back and forth. there's talk now that iraq ha

for now, shannon bream and the fantastic "fox news @ night" team take it from here. shannon? >> shannon: i will be watching the next two nights that we can count on that. >> laura: thank you. >> shannon: we begin with a fox news alert. president trump calling for peace, opting not for a military response. instead, imposing new sanctions against iran. attacks on coalition forces in iraq. the president taking aim at the obama administration and the iran nuclear deal, saying that help fund this latest attack. is there to reach that statement? house speaker nancy pelosi still refusing to order the articles of impeachment. no signs tonight of heading to the senate floor. it is her playback firing? democrats starting to stand publicly, enough already. we will discuss. and new worries for democrats with an emerging candidate, the iowa caucus no less than a month away. hello and welcome to "fox news @ night," i'm shannon bream in new york. white house correspondent kevin corke kicks off tonight as president trump de-escalate the situation with iran. good evening, kevin. >> good eveni

shannon bream takes over. >> shannon: this is a fox news alert. a second night of air strikes in iraq. the reported targets, iranian back militia member it, but is responsible? the action comes away after the killing of iran's top general. president trump says that air strike was to stop a war, not start one. and an emergency session of iraq's parliament, where lawmakers may demand american forces leave the country. tonight, a major impeachment development. here in washington, as attorney for house democrats say they could be putting together additional articles against the president, even though they are refusing to send the senate the two they already approved. what democrats are asking a federal court to give them now. hello and welcome to "fox news @ night," i'm shannon bream in washington. we have a fox team coverage. david spunt digging into president trump's decision for taking out the general response will for millions of americans deaths. what are you learning? good evening, benjamin. >> good evening, shannon. all day, waiting for some re

shannon: ramen, great to see you. >> thank you, shannon. >> shannon: fox news alert, breaking the leader of iran is dead, and the top official at the pentagon warning that the game has changed. and as the media blasts the top administration's response, benghazi survivor mark giese is here alive in minutes to tell his version of the story and set the record straight. we will have breaking news coverage throughout the hour. plus debbie died director turns a cnn director into andrew mccabe admitting he was lying about a media link to read he says he is sorry. we are digging into that case on "fox news @ night." i am shannon bream m washington. kicking off our coverage of decisive action by the u.s. and iraq, and critics and supporters tonight, good evening. >> good evening, shannon. the pentagon released a statement confirming the u.s. has killed a radian major general. the statement reads "at the direction of the president, the u.s. military has taken decisive defensive action to protect u.s. personnel abroad by killing constance phil and ami, the head of the iranian guard corps could sue

shannon? >> shannon: mike emanuel on the hill, thank you.o president trump celebrating another political victory tonight. a new north american trade deal passed in a bipartisan vote, now officially signed. it's an agreement the president is calling cutting edge. >> everybody said this was a deal that could not be done. also so complicated, too big, couldn't be done. we got it done. i keep my promises and in fighting for the american work worker. >> shannon: house speaker nancy pelosi saying today signing was only possible because of democrats. well, a surprise twist night in the sentencing of president trump's first national security advisor pick of the justice department now saying probation for michael flynn would be a reasonable punishment. earlier this month, prosecutors were still arguing for prison time for flynn. just today, flynn's new legal team filed a scathing motion arguing that he should be able to withdraw his guilty plea altogether. based on the argument that his previous attorneys provided him ineffective counsel, and "bring

shannon: thank you. the defense department use your tax dollars to fund an informant to spy on the trump campaign? that is what chuck grassley is asking in a forceful letter to the dod. marianne rafferty is digging into the allegations. >> reporter: the letter to james baker, director of the office of net assessments for the dod call into question the department's contracts with different however who paid $1 million by the oh in a in the last eight years, grassley, chairman of the senate finance committee specifically wants to know taxpayer dollars were used to help. a cambridge university professor to help recruit people like carter page and george papadopoulos and for work that was never completed writing the contract management and oversight processes indicate week or nonexistent control. grassley points out a dod contract from when helper lists the foreign minister is a, quote, consultant and advisor to a paper delivered to be on a. the foreign minister was cited by christopher steele as one of his s

shannon bream, take it from here. >> shannon: you've seen my dancing. i'm not going to criticize anybody els. >> laura: you're good. have a great show. >> shannon: thanks so much. breaking tonight, senate leader mitch mcconnell reveals the rules for the impeachment trial and democrats are crying foul. mcconnell said he's following the clinton model. dems say that's a lie. we have an expert that was part of the clinton management team. we set the facts straight. we were warned it could be a violent day in richmond. the democratic governor says it wasn't because of his decision to declare an emergency. hello. welcome to "fox news @ night." i'm shannon bream in washington. we report to you on the eve of the senate impeachment trial of president trump. two weeks from the iowa caucuses, two major events bounds together by presidential candidates serving as jurors. the trial starts tonight. democrats calling outrage. one calling it a national disgrace. republicans say they closely mirror the clinton impeachment rules that passed 100-0 then. >> good evening, s

forces are housed there but those bases are iraqi, shannon. >> shannon: we will talk about that. a lot of analysis over the next two hours. thank you for staying up with this. good to have you with this. iranian calling these strikes hard revenge for the death of qassem soleimani. top iranian general of the quds force. responsible for the deaths of hundreds of american troops in iraq. iran is telling proportionate, not seeking escalation and does not want war. let's talk with fox news contributor cia but hoffman and delta force commander general terry boykin. good to have you with this gentleman. they were so much that john outlined so let's start, general what about this idea they were purposeful men -- mrs. aiming at infrastructure but not human lives. knowing what this president has said? >> i've got to tell you their capabilities are much better than tonight's two launch is indicated. so i think that is entirely feasible they had no intention of harming americans. i think this is propaganda that they are going to get a lot of propaganda back in tehran. they are announcing the

shannon? >> shannon: trace, thank you.orities calling and intricate human trafficking operation run by convicted sex offender and lead financier jeffrey epstein. correspondent bryan llenas has the corresponding details. >> the cognitive jeffrey epstein and his associates and shocks the conscience. >> the u.s. virgin islands nearly filed civil lawsuit against jeffrey epstein's estate reveals stunning new accusations that he sexually abused girls as young as 11 and 12 years old and as recently as 2018. the suit claims that epstein held his victims captive on his private island and when a 15-year-old attendant to escape by swimming away, "epstein and others organize a search party that located her and kept her captive by among other things confiscating her passport." prosecutors say they kept a computerized database of underage girls to hugo lloris them to travel, promising modeling opportunities. but once on his island, epstein stripped them of the phones, threatening violence if they did not do sexual asked used lcc to buy

shannon bream and fox news @ night take it from here. >> ♪ >> shannon: welcome to fox news @ night. am shannon bream in washington. we begin with the fox news alert. what to expect from president trump's defense team hours from now. the democrats convinced a handful of gop senators they are opening to sway or offend them. mike lee joins us live. and history in the making. president trump the first president to attend the march for life in washington. thousands gathered for the rally. we have fox team coverage with the president's defense. first democrats have wrapped up their case. did they convince any gop senators? >> so far none who have flipped from being republicans that would vote for impeachment. we will get to that in a minute. the house managers are done and all of the president's lawyers tonight now have the ability to spend time crafting their opening statements tomorrow that begin at 10 a.m. the president is a former television producer. now as president he is complaining about the time slot his defense team is getting. look at the tweet he sent out about this. after bei

shannon? >> shannon: it sure is. gillian turner, thank you.le the senate over the president's most significant bipartisan victory this week, but it didn't seem to register. howard kurtz looks at this week's coverage. >> it was a split screen the morning, president trump announcing a trade deal with china, bumping nancy pelosi from the screen, then getting bumped himself as house democrats voted to send the senate the impeachment articles. as the trial began, the pundits were rehashing familiar arguments about the charges being urgent or irrelevant, and the calling of witnesses, when someone wants to testify seized the spotlight. suddenly, the pundits were debating lev parnas, the indicted rudy giuliani associate who says he was part of an illicit scheme to pressure ukraine. speak all of this incredible information confirming the worst aspects this president was involved with a deal around the u.s. government, like nixon, like the plumbers, working for his political enemy. >> democrats know these articles are so laughably weak, they have decide

. >> shannon: okay. chad, standby, we will try to come back to you soon as the debate and vote is wrapping up in the vote session. they go through roll call one by one, doesn't take a really long time. in the meantime, want to bring in fox news contributor richard fowler and general caldwell. welcome to you both. >> good to see you shannon. >> shannon: i want to read something from congresswoman maxine waters. if midnight mitch and trump think all of us are going to be asleep during the trial, they have another thought coming because i and others will stay up all night long to hear the democratic team lay out the charges against this criminal enterprise in the white house. gianno, we are now in the middle of the night, i'm not sure how many americans are watching, but we are here, and we will fill them in regardless of what happens tonight or tomorrow morning, but congresswoman waters is saying, listen, they're trying to bury this thing in the middle of the night. it doesn't matter, it won't work. >> a c

shannon bream with the fox news at night team. shannon: we begin with a fox news alert. breaking news from iran. what the military is admitting about the downed ukrainian plane. the top military general soleimani was killed, you'll see those images on fox news at night, fox team coverage, live on the ground in the middle east, examining the media spin on the us uranian showdown. we begin with an exclusive look at the us airstrike that took out soleimani. >> reporter: we have learned a lot more about that operation. from beginning to end it resulted in a the qasem soleimani and went the other drone strike and included special operations soldiers on the ground that followed his convoy. this is a picture of the aftermath obtained by fox news, the special operations soldiers were following soleimani's convoy from the baghdad airport at half a mile behind when the missile hit. they were on scene within a minute or two. immediately following the drone strike they did a bomb damage assessment and took pictures of the scene along with confirming the drone got the right car and s

shannon bream and the fox news at 19 take it from here. >> shannon: thank you so much. fox news alert, we are capping off a spirited rally in wildwood new jersey, the senate democrats are voting to impeach, thousands turned out in a boisterous show of support. back in washington, the president's legal team puts the finishing touches on its arguments, using democrats own words against them in an effort to convince the senators calling witnesses only prolong the process they argue has been flawed to start. democrats now claim in the president over the coronavirus. welcome to fox news at night, i'm shannon bream and washingt washington. we have highlights from tonight's keep america great rally but we begin in the battle over witnesses in the senate trial ranging late into the evening, a lot of speculation. >> it's a big battle, two sources tell fox news senate majority leader mitch mcconnell informed colleagues he does not have the votes to block witnesses, one source use the word yet. things can change by the hour, meanwhile minority leader chuck schumer said tonight at

shannon. >> shannon: kevin, thank you. new tonight, and advisor on the court is calling it insufficient. david crist is a former official during the obama administration, he said the fbi's corrective measures must be expanded and improved in order to provide the required assurance to the cart. the form was mandated after inspector general's report detailed numerous transgressions by the fbi in obtaining a fisa warrant on former carter page. the government proposes 12 individual corrective actions that fall into broad categories, procedures, training, and audits and reviews. the 2020 democrats are in trouble, that is the message from one of their own. former advisor to president obama saying none of the candidates appear capable of defeating trump. what does our power panel think? they are next. th less eczema, you can show more skin. so roll up those sleeves. and help heal your skin from within with dupixent. dupixent is the first treatment of its kind that continuously treats moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatiti

shannon. >> shannon: they are in a tough position, there was one in to defend the consultation so they have to -- president trump, no fan of the impeachment managers but today said he would love to go sit in on the impeachment trial and look them in the eye. >> i see a lot of senators voting for a cover up, voting to deny witnesses, absolutely an indefensible boat. a treacherous vote. >> jerry nadler, i have known him a long time, he is a sleep mike sleazebag everybody knows that. very successfully built in new york, we have yet another fight, isn't it amazing -- >> let's bring an republican senator from montana who has been sitting in on these arguments, good to have you with us tonight. >> that was a low moment in my history in the united states senate, chairman nadler. that was a terrible moment, the chief justice roberts is exactly correct in chiding the house impeachment team, they did a terrible job last night. >> shannon: politico said this, "republicans livid over another's cover-up accusation." they discredit his remarks as a significant error that they said would do nothing b

i am shannon bream and washington. david spawned on "the new york times" clams only bolted manuscript >> how are you doing today? >> with a smile on his face, john bolton left his home this morning ignoring a throng of questions about an excerpt of his upcoming book leaked to "the new york times." according to the times, he alleges that president trump told him in august that $400,000,000.08 ukraine was contingent upon ukrainian president zelensky announcing an investigation into the biden family. last month he submitted sections of his book to be vetted by the white house. to check for national security information. that book is scheduled to be released in march. he and his publisher deny leaking any of the book to "the new york times," but did not tonight its contents. >> ambassador bolton confirms the president committed the offenses charged on the first article of impeachment. >> his legal team spent the majority of the day and not on bolton, bud biden and slammed democrats for invoking his name. >> we would prefer

. ♪ >> shannon: welcome back to fox news' special coverage, i'm shannon bream in washington.ilitary bases housing u.s. troops in iraq under attack tonight, ron's retaliation for killing a top general. tonight iran saying it's not an escalation of war, just self-defense, the pentagon the confirming 16 ballistic missiles fired at bases that house he was military in the region, the president monitoring situations and sing tonight all is well at this point. the latest from the president, good evening or good morning. >> we will hear from president trump sometime tomorrow morning, his thoughts on what the next steps will be in this increasing confrontation with iran. the early thinking is among some administration officials that this was a deliberate miss on the part of iran, they fired 15 ballistic missiles, ten hit the al assad air base and another ten erbil in, there were no u.s. casualties. compare that to the attack on the oil facility, pinpoint strikes on cruise missiles. for all intents and purposes, these were iraqi bases that were targeted, iran in the past talked about h

shannon. >> shannon: benjamin, thank you. kenyon police have arrested three terrorist suspect to try to force their way into british army training camp on the same-day al-shabaab extremists y base and killed three american military personnel. u.s. africa command says five american aircraft were destroyed and one damaged in the hours long salt of the airfield. al-shabaab has vowed retribution on kenya for sending its troops to neighboring somalia to encounter the extremist group. the pentagon has identified one of the americans killed. he was specialist henry mayfield jr. of evergreen park, illinois. specialist mayfield was 23 years old. as tensions escalate, the world waits to see if iran will retaliate. chairman of the institute for the study of war and fox news senior strategic analyst general jack keane is live next. you inspired us to make your humira experience even better with humira citrate-free. it has the same effectiveness you know and trust, but we removed the citrate buffers, there's less liquid, and a thinner nee

shannon?> shannon: it's garrett tenney, thank you very much. >> why would the president even take time to retweet something like this? >> i think the president was making the point that the democrats seem to hate him so much that they are willing to be on the side of countries and leadership of countries who want to kill americans. >> shannon: the white house press secretary standing by the president today after a controversial retweet of a photoshopped image. for reaction, republican marshall blackburn. we have gotten that tweet, most of it negative and we have this from congressman lee zeldin, we have courageously taken to the streets in iran in the favor of freedom. why the silence on this? and that's between us and them, so they may be siding for people that are anti-american. >> i think what we have to realize is, what they have done when they do not support what is happening for the cause of freedom, whether it's in hong kong or iran or other countries. what you are going to see is the a

go have a ♪ ♪ >> shannon: hello and welcome to "fox news @ night," i'm shannon bream in washington.began with a fox news alert. another document dump from house democr shannon: welcome to fox news at night. we begin with the fox news at night. in a document themat from house democrats friday night. they say more evidence the senate should consider it at next week's impeachment style. lev parnas at the center of it all. the supreme court will take on two or blockbuster cases. could one of them put a end to the electoral college as we know it before the 2020 presidential election? the trump administration making school menus and michelle obama is not going to like it. we start with julian turner digging into document trump and what parnas has to say. >> reporter: parnas work hand and glove with rudy giuliani with 8 of ukrainian officials. there's a lot to unpack tonight, new text messages from robert hide, congressional candidate messing with the belgian phone number. in response to a photo of yavanovitch, my contacts are check-in adding i will give you the address next week. hide rep

shannon bream and p "fox news at night" take it from here. >> shannon: thank you. the president holding a massive campaign rally in milwaukee. a final content to the iowa caucuses. linking both to main events. the president said his maximum pressure campaign is working in the middle east. some think they are dragging the brink of war two i wrong. the president citing victories on the trade front to a phrase one agreement with china. the democrats making the case come a little of it matters when it comes to climate change. the most anticipated showdown between the progressives. elizabeth warren and bernie sanders. hello, and welcome to "fox news at night." i am shannon bremen and washington. correspondent kristin fisher has the major moments. we began with peter doocy in des moines with the highlights from the democratic debate. >> good evening. lots of foreign policy discussion on. tonight bernie said joe biden is not qualified to deal with whatever comes next with regard to iran because of a vote he took in favor of the war in ir iraq. >> joe and i listen to what

tomorrow >> shannon: hello and welcome to fox noon at night, i am shannon bream. tonight with extended coverage of impeachment day one, we are awaiting the biggest vote of the night after republicans had several democratic amendments to the rules that will govern this whole trial. in moments we hope we will know more about what that plan will be. will mitch mcconnell sticks to his guns? or be forced to compromise? plus we will dig into the president's legal strategy and congressional members of his defense team is on deck, go start everything off with capitol hill correspondent, a play-by-play of what is going on right now. chad, hours of vote, what is this about? >> they are still trying to establish the framework for the senate trial, this is just a debate about the arguments. they haven't had that key vote on a proposal by the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell, that might come sometime in the next couple hours. we were told it would be a late night, this could come in the middle of the night. right now sylvia garcia, one of the house democratic impeachment

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shannon: drink your milk.if i hear one more comment about all they can do is drink milk and water like you guys aren't going to eat. >> i'm ready for this. all right, we will check back in with you later in the week, thanks for joining us. these senators, here is mister impeachment himself, adam schiff who put on quite a performance on the senate trial fools resolution. >> if you only get to see part of the evidence, only allow one side or the other a chance to present their case, your verdict will be predetermined by the bias in the preceding. if the house cannot call witnesses or introduce documents and evidence it is not a fair trial. >> this isn't fair and he said don't try to dictate what we did in the house but what you are doing is not fair. >> adam schiff has amnesia. he has forgotten the 71 days we denied the president legal counsel to be in their, when he's talking about what is fair. the headline should be today corrupt investigators demand fair trial. how do you do that? >> what pat cipollone said

shannon: we will be there, thank you. iran under pressure following a third consecutive day of protesters taking to the streets with reports of violent crackdown putting tara on defense, breaking details on the unrest in iran. >> reporter: we can't stress enough the risk these protesters are taking, risking their lives not only by criticizing the government but calling for the death of its supreme leader. more than 1000 protesters took to the streets chanting death to the dictator and death to the liars after iran's government tried to cover up its role in shooting the ukrainian plane last week killing all 176 people on board including 140 iranian's. they admit it was an accident. democrats tore down pictures of general qasem soleimani. security forces cracked down on the protest firing here gas and allegedly shooting ammunition. iranian officials are blaming the protest on the us. shannon: >> translator: they will not allow anyone to compromise security. >> reporter: many of the protesters aren't buying it. this video sh

shannon: the virus has sickened 4500 people and killed 106.uhan is under lockdown but some health experts say that could be making things worse saying there is little evidence quarantines are effective and this one might have been implemented too late and we are seeing the lockdown firsthand with videos and pictures showing empty roads and residents forced to stay indoors heard chanting keep going or hang in there. we are seeing new drone video showing how quickly china is putting up new emergency hospitals. look at this time-lapse video showing four construction companies building this hospital in wuhan over four days. they are set to accept patients next week but while the virus seems to be getting worse in china it is important to note the cdc says the risk to the general american public remains low but that has not stopped san francisco which has 0 patients so far from activating its emergency operations center in response to any potential cases of the virus. shannon: hillary clinton slamming mark zuckerberg calling his views authoritarian

shannon: thank you very much. fox news alert, breaking, the leader of iran's revolutionary guard is dead. killed in a us airstrike. top official of the pentagon warning the game has changed. as the media blasts the trump administration's response to the bank that embassy steege, benghazi survivor is live in minutes to tell his version of the story and set the record straight, breaking news coverage throughout the hour and andrew mccabe admits he is lying about immediately, he says he is sorry. the facts of this tonight. welcome to fox news at night. aishah hasnie checks off coverage and reaction from critics. >> reporter: the pentagon released a statement confirming the us has killed iranian major general solomoneye. at the direction of the president the us military has taken decisive action to protect us personnel abroad by killing him ahead of the iranian revolutionary guard. a designated foreign terrorist organization. it was in actively developing plan to attack america's diplomats and service members in iraq

shannon: yes or no. the vote on witnesses comes at the same time in the timetable and procedure this trial did in the clinton trial. >> after each side presents the case, after questioning by the senators, closing arguments, the question comes for witnesses and that is laid out in the resolution of mitch mcconnell. >> congressman jerry nadler, chairman of the house judiciary committee says this about what the house put together. >> any jury would convict in 3 minutes flat, the president betrayed his country by breaking the law. >> what they put together any jury would convict in 3 minutes. senator cornyn says then why are they pushing so hard for witnesses? here's what he said yesterday. >> if the house isn't prepared to go forward with the evidence they produced in impeachment inquiry maybe they are to withdraw the articles of impeachment and start over again. this is in the senate's responsibility to make the case. >> what are we to make of this when there's an open and shut case but we've got to have

our very own shannon bream. i just thought you might like to know that. >> shannon: it's funny how many people let you know when you shop at a congressional hearing. kevin corke, thank you for your thorough report. this is a fox news alert. we have stunning newly declassified documents from the fisa court arguing that half of the applications from warrants to surveilled carter page did not establish probable cause. chief breaking news correspondent trace gallagher has been digging in this story. good evening. >> this is a very public rebuke to a fisa court that operates at total secrecy. the court has now admitted that two of the four pfizer warren spahn former trump campaign advisor carter page were not valid. for clarity, the three and four are invalid. the one and two have not yet been ruled on. as for the invalid warrant, the presiding judge road and come "there was insufficient predication to establish probable cause to believe that carter page was acting as an agent of a foreign power." it's notable of the

shannon: thanks to you. did jerry never cross the line and alienate gop senators by accusing them of being part of a cover up? the two sides digging in with different takes on how the trial is going. >> house managers were proposing yesterday basically to destroy the institution of the presidency as we know it. >> if i were the president i wouldn't correlate with these guys at all. >> i was so impressed with the house manager's case. it was on the fact, answer the questions, talks about witnesses and documents. >> acting attorney general matt whitaker is back with us. this is how jeffrey tube and at cnn classified what we heard from adam schiff so far. >> i thought it was dazzling, the way he will through the facts of the case of the historical context was remarkable, the second best courtroom address since it is like a courtroom that i have ever heard. >> that aside he says dazzling. what say you? >> this is what it was like when the left is trying to resuscitate a dead case. this was not -- anybody that wa

shannon breamm and the fox news at" night team take it from her. ♪ . >> shannon: this is a fox news shannonthis is a fox news alert. day 2 of arguments, impeachment managers hammering donald trump on abuse of power, democrats get one more day. are any gop senators being swayed? we will ask senator mike braun about that. first we go to kevin cork with key moments from day 2 of the arguments. >> you don't hear it often, at least not allowed but in washington people know the deal but if you lose a senator like lisa murkowski you've got real problems and in particular in a circumstance when we are talking about trial where one vote could mean the difference between more evidence and witnesses or not and that is certainly the circumstance we are dealing with in this instance. let me tell you what seems to have upset the senator from alaska. she was upset by jared nadler's assertion that gop members voting against allowing new testimony and evidence would be engaged in a cover-up. she said this to reporters as one listening attentively and working to get a fair process, i was offended. added susa

shannon? >> shannon: a little field testing. the house democrats celebrating the nonbinding efforts reining in the powers as commander in chief and we're worried that the impeachment trial could start as early as next week. good evening, kevin. so, for those outside of the beltway, what are we to make of what was passed in the house tonight? >> okay. going to make it easy for the folks that are sort of awash in washington politics. first of all, it was nonbinding, a nice way of saying it has no political teeth. b, it will not become a law because, again, it's nonbinding. but, i think c is important too. and that is it does achieve a political goal for democrats, which is to say, yes, they do want to make sure that the president knows and for that matter, the entire world knows, that no matter what, his agenda will be challenged at every turn and in this instance, as it relates to the execution of war or aggressive action towards iran, nothing will happen without the consent of congress. so here's part of the resolution. congress

shannon: doctor?>> general bar hit it on the head about a training campaign for these types of crimes and identity theft related issues. most law enforcement is prepared to deal with them and prosecutors able to handle them. you are talking identity theft. no one wants to own it but for example you could live in manhattan, the crime could occur at a server outside the country. the proceeds of the stolen items or whatever could be delivered to another place or another state. no one seems to want to take ownership of this. we have a simple solution was wherever the victim lives is the jurisdiction. >> donald trump and mike pence have been supporters since day one and always tried to enhance quality of life of wall street, one nationwide for the city's morale and third is no one could be the next officer darren wilson. they want to not be afraid when they put handcuffs on the they will go on the other side of the law. they want to help the public, not be the next headline. shannon: since you brought it u

shannon: fox news alert. a military response, invoking new sanctions against iran for the missile attack for forces in iraq, and taking aim at the obama administration saying that helps with the attack. is the truth to that statement. nancy pelosi continuing to put forward articles of impeachment heading to the floor. democrats a publicly enough already. a new worry for democrats what many of them fear would struggle head to head with donald trump, the iowa caucuses a month away. i'm shannon bream in new york. we kick off the show tonight as the situation with iran escalates. >> a sigh of relief might be the best way, remarks that seem to clampdown anxiety in some circles and stir raw emotion. >> as long as i am president of the united states iran will never be allowed to have a nuclear weapon. >> a definitive declaration on a day of de-escalation. >> iran appears to be standing down which is a good thing for all parties concerned and a good thing for the world. >> reporter: his address to the nation meant to

shannon: thank you.itizen epidemic of car break ins and burglaries is reaching unprecedented territory being called an epidemic. we are digging into the cause of the upswing from our west coast newsroom. >> reporter: almost hit another car. >> reporter: and police chase a gang of crooks stealing cars. in san francisco, 70 car break ins a day. >> the question is what do we do about it? we know each of these cases is a victim. >> reporter: this tourist is one of 250,000 victims a year in california. >> my first time here. >> an epidemic of car break ins. some lawmakers blame themselves. >> there is lack of accountability in the process. >> reporter: unlike other states prosecutors here must prove a car was locked. the thief conceal your computer, camera, phone, but unless prosecutors can prove the car, no case, no conviction. even if your window was smashed and they break in you have to prove your doors were locked and that is nonsense. >> able to close the loophole failed. public defenders told lawmakers

shannon: that is what a true inspiration and a hero looks like. we begin with a fox news alert, pomp and protocol, dramatic showing on capitol hill, democratic impeachment ministers march their resolution over to the senate. democrats warning senators have a better handle this, senator john barrasso, a sham cover up to protect the president is the progressive movement, the feud between senator sanders and warren goes public, will the far left in fighting held joe biden? we will debate. the us resuming joint operations with iraqi forces. what does that mean? live report from the middle east coming up. we begin with kristin fisher and the latest on the upcoming impeachment trial as the senate prepares to accept the articles tomorrow. >> opening arguments are set for tuesday and when this impeachment trial really gets underway democrats say it is not just donald trump that will be under scrutiny. >> the senate is on trial as well as the president because the senate conduct a trial according to the constitution to vindicate the republic or does the se

shannon: there were no wind cases.sanders have to address her private conversation they recounted differently and when senator sanders got a bite of the apple, how to talk about this? this is what donald trump wants us to do. >> they made a misstep assuming elizabeth warren's version was the correct one, bernie denied it and said he deferred to her in 2015, only ran after she declined the white house race but elizabeth warren could have said you did say that, he is my friend and moved on. the reason i think iowa has a history of punishing two squabbling candidates had a third candidate like john kerry in 2004 if dean and gephardt slugged it out can are rise. not only are they ideological allies but it was in their interests to prolong this dustup. shannon: there are a lot of trade headlines coming together, usmc a, the senate and two of the big things tonight. >> joe biden was asked about nafta and international trade deals, bernie sanders said this which was interesting in terms of reflecting the tone in des moines to

. ♪ >> shannon: we kick things off tonight with a fox news alert, br shannon: we kick things off withox news alert, speculation whether or not the senate will call witnesses. is tied turning in favor republicans? rumors the democratic senators are considering a vote to acquit the president. a number of the president's defense team and former attorney general jeff sessions launched numerous investigations during his time in the administration. what does he think of john bolton's decision to write a book? he is live in minutes. legislative win for donald trump, new nafta signed into law, a colossal victory for you the american worker. we begin with white house correspondent with the latest of the impeachment trial. >> there is growing concern among democrats that not only do they lack votes for witnesses on the senate trial but they may have such a threadbare caucus that a number of them could vote with republicans to acquit the president. it wouldn't take much, just four gop senators would have to join democrats to produce the majority needed to call witnesses and send the impeachment

ask an asthma specialist about fasenra. .. >> shannon: president trump was elected shannon: donald trump was elected after promising to get tough with adversaries like iran after president obama tried a different approach. donald trump saying tonight qasem soleimani should have been killed long ago. in november of 2016 after the election bret baer examined how the obama administration dealt with iranian aggression and how that influence donald trump's thinking at the time. >> on january 12th, '10 american sailors were captured by iran's revolutionary guard after mistakenly entering iranian waters. this video was later released showing them held at gunpoint kneeling before their captors and apologizing. >> it was a mistake that was our fault. >> not so long ago the world might have awaited a response from an outraged america like fast and furious. instead the us secretary of state was soon sounding grateful to iran. >> i want to thank the iranian authorities for their cooperation and quick response. >> the entire episode seemed to point to a new world that has been emerging these past sev

shannon: it is tuesday january 14th. happening right now at four am on the east coast of fox news alert. breaking overnight in iran arrests made in the shootdown of the ukrainian plane that killed everyone on board for test arrange for a fourth day. we are live in the middle east. >> this was an act of terrorism. the evidence shows the shooter was motivated by jihadist ideology. >> taking down a terrorist, the department of justice putting pressure on apple to unlock the cell phones of a man accused of killing three us soldiers. how the tech giant responded overnight. perfection. lsu taking home the national championship trophy after an undefeated season. the dramatic takedown of the battle of the tigers. "fox and friends first" starts right now. >> very fitting song to begin this morning after net last night's game between the clemson tigers and lsu. it was quite a game for the national championship trophy. we will have more on that coming up so stay tuned. you are watching "fox and friends first" on this tuesday mornin

schiff, you may proceed coming you may reserve time for rebuttal. >> shannon: quickly, we understand this is a amendment to allow for subpoena of john bolton. >> this amendment will be the most radioactive, i should point out a provision in this deal would authorize mike singer who is the senate sergeant of arms to basically go get him if that is the case. that is a big deal where they have that capacity, let's listen to jerry nadler on the senate floor talking about this. >> they insist the president has done nothing wrong but they refused to allow the evidence and hear from the witnesses they will not permit the american people to hear from the witnesses. and they lie and lie and lie. for example, for months president trump has repeatedly complained that the house denied him the right to call witnesses, to cross-examine witnesses, you heard mr. cipollone repeat this lie today. i have with me the letter i sent as chairman of the house judiciary committee last november 26th inviting the president and his counsel to attend our hearings to cross-examine the witnesses, to call witnesses

shannon: not a direct correlation there.es senator elizabeth warren on the 2020 trails replace donald trump her initial tweet did call him a murderer and a lot of heat from the left, washington examiner, left criticized elizabeth warren for calling him a murderer so she issued on a statement focused on attacking trump, liberals quickly jumped on lauren's comments employment was used by hawks to justify war so she released a follow-up statement focusing exclusively on attacking donald trump for an attack that she rebranded as a, quote, assassination. >> why didn't this happen a month ago or a month from now, why right now? as donald trump faces a potential impeachment trial in the united states senate next week. >> is questioning the timing. >> she sure isn't that where the dog notion that you start a war to take the attention off something politically adversity is such as an impeachment clinton was accused of that with a bombing raid of one kind or another at the time of his impeachment so this is nothing new. it is a little

shannon: here is what a former cia officer said.the doj's ig found that comey set a dangerous example for heavenly classified information to advance his personal agenda. remember as the media rushes to be a fireman who is under scrutiny for leaking more info than he would care to admit, bradley q q >> that is not what the doj ig found, he found there was no classified information in the memos that director comey gave to mister richman to give the new york times, the memoranda he gave the new york times were unclassified and the case law is very clear, once he stops being the us government official he had a first amendment right to provide unclassified information to the media, there is no breach of any criminal provisions. there may have been an ethical breach but no criminal breach which is why he wasn't invited, there was no indictment of jim comey tied up with the fisa ig report, this is the president assuming this is a leak investigation, the president is going to keep pushing doj to get and destroy jim comey because he can't st

shannon: thank you. other stories, the teenager suspected of killing two people did not use his right to remain silent. the suspect told everyone to check out his social media. >> that is me. upcoming artists, i do realize -- everything i did, i do. >> karen williams is facing capital murder charges but he says he acted in self-defense. he was scheduled to perform at the bar where the shooting took place. the nightclub where one person was killed and 15 injured could be declared a public nuisance. kansas people launch an investigation into the nine ultra loungewear shooter opened fire and people waiting to get inside the club before he was shot and killed by non-security guard. the shooter never should've had a gun since he had a felony conviction. it was also the scene of a drive-by shooting last week. 6000 servicemembers return home after a 10 month deployment around the world, uss abraham lincoln sailors and pilots arriving in san diego greeted by friends. >> welcome back daddy, never letting go. >> r

shannon: we are back with a fox news alert. a marathon hearing of defeated amendments dragging into the night as senator set the guidelines for historic impeachment hearing. despite the fact the session finished hours ago lawmakers are gearing up already for round 2 which starts later today. to weigh in as he has been, and thank you for joining us. what a long day and night and morning, overall first of all. >> it is just like a bad soap opera starring a bunch of unattractive old men. everyone knows how this is going to turn out. democrats can file amendment after amendment to try to change the rules, nothing is going to change, republicans are united. this is a sham process, democrats had their opportunity when this was in the house, they did a poor job, now they are needing more time because they don't have enough evidence for the case. i think the american people are ready for this. shannon: 11 amendments presented by schumer all shot down as expected, why stretch this out and have all these amendments one after another afte

shannon: to start the busy day and days to come.assy in baghdad on alert after 3 rockets hit nearby. no one has claimed responsibility for the rockets in the green zone where government buildings are located in the reported deaths. the events are escalating. protesters were killed monday. iran, the most powerful general, general soleimani, esmail ghaani will lead the quds force. he is our revenge for the a strike that killed soleimani. >> they hit him in a cowardly way. those who want vengeance for his blood, they will hit his enemy in a manly fashion. >> esmail ghaani has been a powerful force in the quds force since its founding. rob: two people at a san antonio texas club did not use his right to remain silent. the suspect told everyone to check him out on social media. >> cannot underscore. >> i regret everything they did. >> karen williams is facing capital murder charges but acted in self-defense. dozens of protesters demand the governor of puerto rico reside after hurricane maria in 2017 were found untouched. you see them on

shannon: we talked about deterrence through strength.ion where we proceed to leading up to this as he watched it unfold last night? >> we were certainly tracking iran's ballistic missile force and we knew they were on high alert and our people were very well prepared and prepared to get into their bunkers quickly for the strikes we thought that iran might take. shannon: there's a difference between a rocket attack and ballistic missile which is what happened here. >> right. the rocket attack would be devastating. i lost colleagues when serving in iraq and others were injured but these were ballistic missile attacks launched from iranian territory that highlights going forward why we need to deal with iran's ballistic missile program, they are state-sponsored terrorism in the nuclear deal as well. >> what do you expect to hear from the president when he speaks tomorrow morning, what do you expect our next move will be as well? >> the president will do a couple things. he will reiterate the redline if iran targets our people we will respon

shannon pettypiece, senior white house reporter for nbc news digital, retired four star u.s. army general barry mccaffrey back for a second hour. of course decorated combat veteran of vietnam and a former battlefield commander in the gulf. and retired u.s. army colonel jack jacobs, who happens to be one of 71 living recipients of the medal of honor for his combat actions in vietnam. both gentlemen msnbc military analysts. welcome to you all. mr. bash, i would like to begin with you on the state of the iranian military because the target package and the arm amentes they used in this attack tonight are important. their air force does not lead the world. a lot of their aircraft have over three, four, five decades on them. they decided long ago to put their money and their research into ballistic missiles. these have a long range. some of them have a lot of heft, and they proved tonight they have guided missile capability, which led so many people to leave that had they wanted to inflict more damage, had they wanted to rack up casualties, especially american casualties, perhaps t