>> shepard: thanks, john. so what now? with some republicans calling for the attorney general to recuse himself and others on the democrat side calling for him to lose his job, what is the next order of business? how is it exactly that sean spicer says this is political and he was straight with the committee? there's much more ahead on this and lindsey graham joins us live still to come. so beautiful. what shall we call you? tom! name it tom! studies show that toms have the highest average earning potential over their professional lifetime. see? uh, it's a girl. congratulations! two of my girls are toms. i work for ally, finances are my thing. you know, i'm gonna go give birth real quick and then we'll talk, ok? nice baby. let's go. here comes tom #5! nothing, stops us from doing right by our customers. ally. do it right. whoo! look out. ally. do it right. we asked people to write down the things they love to do most on these balloons. travel with my daughter. roller derby. ♪ now give up half of 'em. do i have to? this is

let's get to it. >> announcer: now, "shepard smith reporting" live from the fox news desk. >> shepardthree major stories on fox news tonight. first, the latest out of london, they now say at least five people have died including the attacker and 40 others have been hurt. after a man mow down pedestrians and stabbed a police officer before cops shot and killed him. investors stated they believe he was the only attacker and that international terrorism inspired him. [gunshots] shots fired. big ben in the background. first reported about 2:30 p.m., parliament locked down for hours, lawmakers, staff, and visitors all inside. i want to show you how this all went down. as the london police and investigators put it, the man was in seb, coming over this westminster bridge. if you've been to london, you've been there, most likely. it has the best view of the houses of parliament. he drove across this bridge. the car crashed here, and along the way, ran over, as the locals put it up mode over a person after person. a couple even fell into the river thames create the suspect got out of the car w

>> shepard: thank you.ension around the world as two adversaries continue to test the white house. iranian boats have confronted americans at see. we're told that iran is again testing missiles. north korea, another new missile test today. the white house says the trump administration is considering action. i'll speak with the man that wrote the book on the north korean threat as we approach the bottom of the hour and the top of the news. this is fox news channel. my belly pain and constipation? i could build a small city with all the over-the-counter products i've used. enough! i've tried enough laxatives to cover the eastern seaboard. i've climbed a mount everest of fiber. probiotics? enough! (avo) if you've had enough, tell your doctor what you've tried and how long you've been at it. linzess works differently from laxatives. linzess treats adults with ibs with constipation or chronic constipation. it can help relieve your belly pain, and lets you have more frequent and complete bowel movements that are

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right now is shepard smith. >> shepard: trump's wiretapping claim is not true. that is the conclusion today of republican and democratic lawmakers that came together this afternoon to knock down president trump's claim that his predecessor spied on him. >> i don't think there was an actual tap of trump tower. to date, i see no evidence that supports the claim that president trump made that his predecessor had wire taped his and his associates at trump tower. we've seen no basis for that whatsoever. >> shepard: but the questioning will go on. the two say they plan to ask james comey what if anything he knows. we're also watching a hearing underway now about russia's influence on our election. in addition, a sex scandal rocking the u.s. navy. the feds accusing officers of partying with prostitutes and spending millions of your taxpayer dollars. dozens of admirals caught up. and lonely and need buddies? a company is offering you fake friends that looks like they're partying with you so you can get pictures to post online. seriously? let's get to it. >> they do not

. >> shepard: it's 3:00 on the east coast. noon on the west. once upon a time, disagreements in american democracy were settled in a debate. times a duel. but now they tend to break out in cyber space. the leader of the free world get in a twitter war with the senate top democrat. and going after terrorists in yemen. war drones hitting targets affiliated with al-quaida. we'll go to the pentagon with the latest. repealing obamacare. new word of a vote could happen within weeks. we're learning what the republican plan may include. from doing away to penalties to taxes on your workplace health insurance and possible higher premiums for older americans. we'll look at how the gop plan could affect all of us. let's get to it. first from the news deck, president trump is blaming democrats for the problems of jeff sessions. the president says the democrats are trying to make up for their election loss and the entire russian narrative is a "total witch hunt." president trump even sparked a twitter ward with chuck schumer over the russian matter. more on

>> neil: thank you, shepard.didn't take long. 24 trading days to be exact to go from 1,000 point level to the next 1,000 point level. that ties a record we haven't seen since may 1999. the beginning of the internet boom. this one buoyed by tax cuts this are coming. welcome. i'm neil cavuto. on this day, i had a chance to speak to the treasury secretary of the united states. indications from steven mnuchin that all systems go for perhaps the biggest wave of tax cuts we've seen since ronald reagan s

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. >> shepard: it's noon on the west coast, 3:00 at the white house. president trump is putting on the pressure as republicans work to repeal and replace obamacare. the president meeting with heavy hitters and planning a rally and hosting a bowling night as he tries to win over critics. paul ryan talking about the stakes here saying if these efforts fail, it could crush the rest of the agenda. and scandal in the marine corps. top brass that stalked women online and posted photos. ncis getting involved. i'll speak with a vet that knows what it's like to be targeted. and the real life hunger games on an island. tv producers say they won't stop contestants from committing crimes like rape and murder. reality tv gone too far? let's get to it. who knew about michael flynn and when? that's the headline question out of the white house briefing tomorrow today. the spokesman says president trump did not know. sean spicer reports nobody told president trump that his first national security advisor was a foreign agent, a lobbyist working to help turkey's presiden

>> shepard: a fox report now. tornadoes and tennis ball size hail hitting texas and oklahoma last night. this in seymour, northwest of dallas. strong winds flipped a tractor trailer in oklahoma killing the driver and three storm chasers died in a car crash in texas. forecasters say they expect more storms this week. a peruvian airlines jet crashed and went up in flames with 141 on board. ingot off the plane safely. happened yesterday in central peru. officials are investigating. a firefighter from seattle has climbed nearly 27,000 store representatives to honor firefighters that died in the attacks of 9-11. alan martinez says he will keep going for all of those that died. >> shepard: bottom of the hour. top of the news now. the russians suspected of supplying the taliban with weapons. that's what a top u.s. commander told congress today. >> it's fair to assume that they may be providing some kind of support to them in terms of weapons or other things that may be there. again, i think that is a possibility. i belie

here's shepard. >> shepard: it's noon on the west coast, 3:00 in new york city where some 50 million people in the surrounding area are preparing for a monster storm. up to two feet of snow expected in some spots with winds gusting to 50 miles an hour. the storm already causing travel havoc across the country. we'll have new forecasts that show that could be in for the worst of it all. a house committee setting deadlines for president trump to hand over evidence to support his claim that president obama tapped his phones. so far there's absolutely nothing. but his senior adviser kellyanne conway who we don't quote much anymore is noting that phones are not the only way that people spy on people. for example, television. then she said your microwave. also waiting for an announcement from an accountant. they're getting ready to see how much the republican healthcare bill will cost. before you say we can't trust them, we can't trust them, donald trump has been trusting them and tweeting about them for years. how many people could lose their coverage? the cbo will estimate. the math coul

. >> shepard: so the intelligence agencies have a deadline today. will they meet it? >> the committee sent a bipartisan letter to the c.i.a. and nsa asking them to explain who in the last administration identifies or unmasked americans whose phone calls were captured in surveillance operations. this request applies to members of the clinton and trump campaign. >> i've been very clear about the incidental collection on general flynn, how that was put into a product, how it was unmasked, how it was leaked to the public, several crimes have been committed here. >> a second hearing is on the calendar pencilled in with former obama administration officials, the director of national intelligence, james clapper who oversees the agencies, john brennan and the former acting attorney general sally yates who was fired by president trump over the travel ban. this group also has first hand knowledge of the investigation and they can also explain how the last white house dealt with these issues and lawmakers we expect will test whether their actions were appropri

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>> shepard: john roberts on the north lawn. we'll have live updates for the players involved as they happen. the president standing by his unfounded claim that president obama had trump tire wiretapped pointing to comments from the head of the house intelligence committee as vindication. the chairman still says the allegations of wiretapping were false. he's apologized to his colleagues for bringing information to the president before them. now they say the house chairman is not fit to lead any kind of investigation involving the president. devin nunes came to the mic and talked about secret intercepts that may have involved the trump transition team and possibly even the president himself. congressman nunes said the surveillance was legal, but some of it seemed inappropriate in his eyes. he didn't take it to his fellow committee members. instead after briefing the press, he took to it the white house. president trump took it as vindication that he was right about the wiretapping. he said so with "time" magazine. in that interv

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>> shepard: mike, thanks. releasing new photos from 9-11 inside the pentagon after terrorists high jackets flight 77 and crashing it in a building. of course, these are not new photographs. they're new to us. some fbi agents and firefighters responded moments after the attack, this photo shows investigators using an excavate tore pick through the wreckage. flames gutted the offices in the pentagon. filing cabinets charred over here in the corner. this one, another image shows a photocopier partially buried and melted there for your 9-11 conspiracy theorists. there's part of the plane. they found that in the scene. you can still see part of the american airlines logo. that's the c in american. we'll have continuing coverage as the photos continue be released. recycling can't just your cans and bottles. space x proved you can recycle a rocket ship. that's next. ulcerative colitis or crohn's, and your symptoms have left you with the same view, it may be time for a different perspective. if other treatments haven'

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here's shepard smith. >> shepard: it's noon on the west coast. 3:00 in d.c. where a mystery may now be solved. remember the republican intelligence chair devin nunes said that he met with a secret source at the white house to learn about possible surveillance? well, the new york times is now roarking it knows who helped him hook that up. and it turns out those two men work for the white house. plus, on capitol hill, lawmakers demanding answers about moscow's meddling in our election. >> the public deserves to hear the truth. >> russia sought to hijack or democratic process. >> shepard: what you need to know about the major players in the russian investigation. president trump taking aim at his own party warning some conservatives are hurting his own party. now they're firing back. and paul ryan on why he's worried that president trump will abandon republicans andcro democrats! let's get to it. and good thursday afternoon. we begin with a bomb shell report and a potentially damning one involving the white house and the head of the house intelligence committee.

i'm shepard smith in new york. good afternoon. democrats attacked the federal appeals court judge's record and accused him of siding with the interests of corporations over working class americans. republicans defended judge gorsuch and accused democrats of politicizing the confirmation process. president trump's old rival, senator lindsey graham praised judge gorsuch as a legal scholar. >> no one could have chosen better neil gorsuch to represent conservative on the supreme court. so donald trump deserves to be congratulated for listening to a lot of people and coming up with i think the best choice available. >> but democrats accused judge gorsuch of failing to sympathize with american workers. the judiciary committee's ranking mine, dianne feinstein spoke about a case involving a truck driver who fired him after he abandoned his truck in the freezing cold. >> it was so cold, the driver was having trouble breathing. his employer directed him to wait for a repair man or else drive both the truck and the trailer. when no one came,

i'm shepard smith from fox news. president trump is here on capitol hill tonight.nd about to give his first joint speech to a session of congress. it's not officially a state of the union address. the first time a new president speaks to congress. the white house has released excerpts of tonight's speech. they show the president plans to say each american generation passes the torch of truth, liberty, and justice in unbroken chain all the way down to the president. in addition, the challenges we faces a a nation are great. but our people are even greater. today we learned president trump may call for a brand new immigration bill tonight. it could offer legal status to people living in the united states without documents if they haven't committed any serious violent crimes. so, the housekeeper, or the worker in the fields would be able to stay without fear. that's what the president told the network news anchors today at a lunch at the white house. he also told fox news republicans have a great plan to repeal and replace affordable care act or obamacare. the problem

that is what we are being told. >> shepard: we will take that for you. want to let you know one other bit of news coming out of washington that may be of interest to you, this from the reuters news agency, u.s. house are presented intelligence committee chairman devin nunes, the republican chairman of the committee said today that intelligence agencies had swept up incidental communication by donald trump's political campaign after the election, raising concerns about spying on the newly elected president. devin nunes said that all of the additional information he has seen was collected legally after the election and campaign, but the names of trump officials involved had been unmasked in the committee cage is widely disseminated within the spy agencies. devin nunes who briefed the house speaker paul ryan on the findings said that he planned to show the information to the white house and was "very concerned" about whether the intelligence community was spying on b3 after the election. devin nunes said in a news conference just a few moments ago and we wi

>> mike shepherd. >> dax shepard and michael pena.me. >> you're christian bail. >> christian bail we're all in a movie called "chips". >> dax wrote and directed the action comedy he and pena try to uncover crooked cops from california highway patrol. along the way there are shootouts, motorcycle stunts and explosions galore. >> this is like when harry met sally with motorcycles. >> yes. guys, you gave me the best compliment we've had, which is she hates motorcycleses, couldn't care less. she saw the movie, i got to tell you what, i actually cared about the motorcycle chases. you pulled off a miracle. >> guys, guys, guys, that was >> kristin plays dax's ex-wife who he is trying to win her back. >> what are you wearing? >> oh, it's my uniform. from chp. >> you almost didn't cast me, dax. can you explain this? >> care to comment? >> yeah, you are on a cellular level likable. it's nauseating. it's hard to stand next to you. in this role that you took on is a terrible, unlikable jerk of a woman. and i obviously did not think of you for tha

thank you very much, shepard. thanks for that. while we follow the developments in london, we are all watching a critical day unfold in washington, d.c. so moments ago, devin nunes said some members of the trump transition team including president trump himself, were caught up in what he calls an incidental collection of communications and the house rules committedty is holding a hearing on the republican bill to repeal obamacare as the house freedom caucus is still insisting that the republicans don't have the votes. joining me is house speaker paul ryan. mr. speaker, thank you very much. first to london, how were you informed about i today, and is there any reason to increase security at our own capitol? >> well, hi, dana. nice to be with you. i was informed by my national security adviser this morning after the london attack happened. the u.s. capitol is arguably the greatest terror target in the world, so it is always under very very vigilant security. i'm sure that they're aware of this. they're upping their security posture

i'm shepard smith in new york. during the break, judge gorsuch appearing for day two of his confirmation hearings. democratses say they're determined to press him on abortion, guns and his ability to remain independent from president trump. judge gorsuch said he would hang up the robe before letting politics influence him. >> i have no difficulty ruling against or for any party other than based on what the law and the facts and the particular case require. i'm heartened by the support i have received from people that recognize that there's no such thing as a republican judge or a democratic judge. we just have judges. >> shepard: judge gorsuch face as marathon of questioning after judge antonin scalia died last year. chuck grassley's hearing could last ten hours or more. shannon bream is live with more. good to see you. it's widely believed that he will be confirmed in one way or another. we'll get to the particulars of that a minute. in the big picture, was there anything that happened today so far that might chan

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>> mike shepherd. >> dax shepard. that was it. and michael pena.nd your christian bell? >> christian bell. you're in a movie called chips. >> i'm john. >> upon cha release low. >> dax wrote and directed the action comedy where he and pena try to uncover some crooked cops in the california highway patrol. along the way there are shoot-o shoot-outs, motorcycle stunts and explosions galore. >> it's like when harry met sally with motorcycles. >> you gave me the best compliment we've had, which is she hates motorcycles, could care less. she saw the movie for the first time, she goes, i got to tell you what. you pulled off a miracle. i actually cared about the motorcycle chases. >> guys, guys, guys, that was spectacular. >> kristen plays dax's ex-wife, who he's trying to win back. >> what are you wearing? >> oh, it's my -- my uniform from the chp. >> you almost didn't cast me, dax. can you explain this? >> care to comment? >> yeah, you on cell yew lar 4re68, likable. it's nauseating in fact. it's hard to stand next to you. and this role that you took on

. >> shepard smith at the fox newsdesk.re's more ahead that president obama trapped trump tower phones during the campaign. trump called on congress to look into the claims. we'll speak live with the republican senate intelligence committee member james langford. he's asking the american people to be patient when it comes to the russian investigation. that's top of the hour on shepard smith reporting. see you then. >> sandra: the fbi pushing back against the trump administration with director comey calling on the doj to refute president trump's wire tapping accusation. deputy white house press secretary sara sanders is reinforcing president trump's call for an investigation. >> they are trying to look and find out if it's true. director comey all reportedly saying that it issen true. are they lying? >> look, all we're asking is that the white house intelligence committee is allowed to do their job. that's what we want them to do. when the fbi said the reports about the president were bs, it was ignored. >> sandra: so joinin

shepard smith responded to president trump's attempt to pass blame. let's watch him. >> fox news cannot confirm judge politano's commentary. fox news knows of no evidence of any kind that the now president of the united states was surveilled at any time in any way, full stop. >> good for shepard. ken dilanian is an nbc news investigative reporter, simon marks for feature story news and joy reid is my friend, the host of "a.m. joy" on msnbc. joy, i want to ask you about this. look at this incisively if you can. why would the president say something that wasn't true in a tweet two weeks ago and when he could have backed out of it and said, you know, i heard something i probably shouldn't have jumped on it, i did. instead double down, triple down and standing next to angela merkel, a serious government leader, a serious person, stood next to her and wouldn't answer the question. the first time it came from a german reporter. the second time he blamed it all on some -- well, somebody we never heard of, this guy named napolitano, this conspiracy guy. he ju

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that's coming up on shepard smith reporting.e'll see you then. >> sandra: president trump hosting senators from both parties tonight at the white house seeking common ground on the confirmation vote for supreme court nominee neil gorsuch. peter doocy is live on capitol hill. what worries democrats the most about republicans using the nuclear option to confirm gorsuch? >> reporter: sandra, democrats are saying they think the job is just too big to use the nuclear option, so they think that republicans and the majority should find a big bipartisan coalition to get at least 60 votes to confirm him even though they can do it with just 51. >> i think that there's a substantial and significant difference between changing the rules as related to cabinet nominations, district court judges, and the supreme court of the united states. >> reporter: and the white house just addressed this. they are now accusing democrats of hypocrisy. >> when the shoe was on the other foot, when a supreme court nominee for democratic president went through