shepard? >> shepard: he said he was feeling well after a series of back surgeries. >> yes.d he was feeling terrific. this might be another example of something we've seen before, that tiger woods gaps. a tightly controlled public image and when reality pokes through there. he's had a lot of surgeries. four on the back, three on the knee. he's trying to come back to tour. unable to physically. troubling postings online. he said at one point the pain was so bad, i was near the end of my rope. whether he can come back is still a big question mark at this point. whether his body will allow him too. his last major victory came nine years ago. >> shepard: steve harrigan. folks in north carolina are cleaning up after powerful storms east of fayetteville. at least a dozen people were hurt. the storms knocked down buildings and blue a roof off a born and uprooted trees. the national weather service says they're checking to see whether tornadoes caused the damage. more images in our slide show. county officials say the storm damaged more than a dozen structures. here's folks checking

. >> shepard: it's noon on the west coast, 3:00 in d.c. where republican senators are calling for an investigation into president trump's potential russia ties. the white house says bring it. the press secretary sean spicer again defending how president trump handled the general flynn controversy. you'll hear what he says now. thousands more american troops could soon be headed to afghanistan. president trump's top advisers are putting together proposal for a change in strategy to take on the taliban. look at the new plan of action. inside the hurricane hunters. a look at the pilots and planes that fly into some of the most dangerous conditions on earth. let's get to it! first from fox news desk, the white house defending its handling of the former national security adviser general michael flynn. this comes a day after sally yates told lawmakers she warned the white house that flynn could be blackmailed by russia. yates testified that less than a week into the trump presidency, she told white house officials that flynn lied to vice preside

. >> shepard: thanks, rick. now the russia investigation. the controversy is following president trump overseas as he prepares to meet with european leaders in brussels. he's chosen his long-time lawyer to handle his defense as congress and the feds look into team trump's potential ties to russia. mark hasowicz has represented trump and his base is in new york city. first, the president in the belgium capitol and he's set to hold talks from nato and the european union. he called brussels a hell hole while talking about terror attacks in europe. he called nato obsolete. as president, he said the alliance is no longer obsolete. earlier today, the president met with pope francis at the vatican. the first lady, the first daughter, ivanka trump and the president's son-in-law and senior adviser jared kushner took part in the meeting. the president and pope francis exchanged gifts. the president gave the pope a set of books by martin luther king and the pope gave the president a medal showing an olive branch. the presi

. >> shepard: it's noon on the west coast, 3:00 in washington d.c. we're watching the fallout from the firing of the fbi director james comey. to hear the president tell it, it's cut and dry. his critics are not convinced. >> there's a great many outstanding questions about the circumstances of director comey's dismissal. >> why did you fire director comey? >> because he wasn't doing a good job. very simple. >> and reports that director comey just asked for more money to investigate russia's meddling. that plus senators from both sides will join us live. who will run the fbi next? let's get to it. first on the fox news deck, seven days ago, the president's spokesman said president trump had full confidence in fbi director comey. yesterday the president fired him. today another spokesman said the president lost confidence in him and considered firing him from the day he was elected president. the change, according to the white house, president trump questioned comey's reasoning for staying at the fbi. >> i think one of the big catalysts that we saw wa

here's shepard smith. >> shepard: it's noon on the west coast. 3:00 at the white house where the president of the united states is warning his fired fbi director against leaking to the media and suggesting there may be tapes of their conversations. minutes ago, we heard from the white house spokesman on that live on television, which is interesting considering the president floating the idea of cancelling press briefings because it's not possible for his people to be totally accurate. and the lawyers have said they've gone through the tax returns and he hasn't made money from russian sources with a few exceptions. and vladimir putin says he can help reduce kim jong-un's nuclear threat. let's get to it. >> first from the fox news deck this friday afternoon, the white house is refusing to say whether president trump recorded conversations with the former fbi director, james comey. that's after he sent this tweet. that led to this exchange in today's white house briefing. >> did president trump record his conversations with james comey? >> i assume you're referring to the tweet. the president

back to you. >> shepard: thanks, doug. now the britts keeping the united states out of the loop as they investigate and keeping track on a terror cell that is connected to the suicide attack in manchester. the associated press citing a british official that says police in manchester have decided not to share information with the united states because of leaked information that came from u.s. officials. our sister network sky news is reporting that british investigators will be keeping a lid on their findings until the united states assures them the leaks will stop. we just showed you the british prime minister theresa may said she would make clear to president trump that intelligence must remain secure. the white house this morning issuing a statement from the president that reads in part -- >> the two leaders meeting at the nato summit in brussels. no word yet on what came out of the conversation. at the same summit, president trump saying the manchester bombing was a barbaric and vicious attack on our civilization. the p

>> no. >> shepard: thank you, lillian.u want about america's immigration issues. at least we don't have toads trying to sleep in. in australia, they're warning agents to check for hitchhiking toads. they found three of them in luggage and in one case in a man's show. you think you'd be aware of it if you had a toad in your show. apparently not. australia has strict quarantine rules to keep out the invasive species. this is an image from the official apology video. the moral here, if you're going to australia, leave your dogs and toads at home. we'll be back to look at a break through to look at devices that help run our lives and that break through happened on this day in history. (man vo) it was may, when dad forgot how to brush his teeth. (woman vo) in march, my husband didn't recognize our grandson. (woman 2 vo) that's when moderate alzheimer's made me a caregiver. (avo) if their alzheimer's is getting worse, ask about once-a-day namzaric. namzaric is approved for moderate to severe alzheimer's disease in patients who a

this seems to be taking hours. >> shepard: now gop leaders want answers. did president trust request that james comey drop the investigation of the former national security adviser michael flynn? for now the white house denies it. the president accusing the media of treating him worse than any other politician. now one democratic politician is calling for impeachment. other democrats are saying not so fast. and vladimir putin offering to clear up the controversy over whether president trump shared highly classified information with the russians. putin comparing american politics to a mental illness. let's get to it. first from the fox news deck this afternoon, the michael flynn investigation has taken a dramatic turn on capitol hill. some of the most power fful politicians are demanding comey to testify and in public. one of the highest profile republicans of them all is comparing the controversy to watergate. here's what the armed services committee chairman john mccain said last night. >> the only thing i can say is, i think we've seen this movie before.

>> shepard: it doesn't.atherine, thanks. >> you're welcome. >> shepard: president trump condemning the attack in the way we haven't seen from past presidents. >> i will call them from now on "losers." because that's what they are. they're losers. >> shepard: ahead more from president trump's response to the attack as he continues his first diplomatic trip aboard. ♪ fun in art class. come close, come close. i like that. [ music stops suddenly ] ah. when your pain reliever stops working, your whole day stops. awww. try this. for minor arthritis pain, only aleve can stop pain for up to 12 straight hours with just one pill. thank you. ♪ come on everybody. you can't quit, neither should your pain reliever. stay all day strong with 12 hour aleve. >> shepard: president trump is calling on all civilized nations to unite and obliterate terrorism following the attack in manchester. he has a new name for the terrorists. >> so many young people living and enjoying their lives murdered by evil losers. i won't call them m

here's shepard smith. >> shepard: it's noon on the west coast, 3:00 p.m. in d.c., 10:00 p.m. in jerusalem where president trump says he has new hope for the ultimate deal, peace in the middle east. he's facing questions about controversies back home, like when he gave the russian classified information that came from the israelis. the national security adviser michael flynn taking the fifth. he made it official. refusing to and over documents about his ties to the russians. now that a special counsel is on the job, judge andrew napolitano says the feds could send in a swat team to get the documents. james comey getting ready to tell his side of the story and under oath. did the president ask him to drop the flynn investigation? video shows turkish body guards beating up protesters here in the united states. we've seen this. now there's something new. turkey claims american security officers were unprofessional. let's get to it. first from the fox news deck, iran's aggression is helping bridge the divide between israel and the arab world. that was the message today from presid

>> shepard: breaking news.ence committee minutes away from a closed door meeting with mike pompeo. they're expected to ask about the highly classified intelligence last week during a meeting with the russian foreign minister and u.s. ambassador coming up moments from now. on this day in 1975, the first woman conquered mount everest at 30,000 feet. she was five feet tall and 90 pounds. about a third of the way up the mountain, an avalanche knocked her out for a while and buried the group's camp. she left the team at the camp and 12 days later reached the summit standing on top of the world 42 years ago today. should news break out, we'll break in. breaking news changes everything on fox news channel. "your world" with neil cavuto is coming up with breaking new right now. >> what the president discussed with the foreign minister was wholly appropriate. >> what the president did was totally outrageous. >> you may not like this president, may not like what he's doing. >> russia is not our friend. the president need

thank you. >> shepard: that's today. friday president trump warned james cocmey not the speak out about his firing. it's worth noting the president put tapes in quotes there, similar to when he put "wires tapped" in march when he made his unfounded claim that president obama ordered surveillance at trump tower. the president said the use of quotes opened the phrase to a broad definition of surveillance. the president used "tap" not in quotes. so far the white house has not said what the president meant when he tweeted about tapes. sean spicer said the president had nothing further on that issue. the republican said at the judiciary committee members, lindsey graham called the president's tweet inappropriate and the republicans need to have comey testify before the panel. >> i would advise the president not the tweet about the investigation as we go forward. the russians interfered in our election. i don't think they changed the outcome but the president needs to back off here and let the investigation go forward. we need

back to you. >> shepard: thanks.releasing results from the intercontinental ballistic missile intercept. the intercepter launched from vandenberg air force because. the pentagon said it successfully collided with the missile outside the earth's atmosphere. the total cost of the test was $244 million. the military shut down large parts of the ocean to ships and aircraft. that official said the defense system is ready to defend the homeland and that's a quote. the pentagon reports 44 intercepters will be in place by the end of the year. officials say 90 people are now dead in afghanistan and hundreds of others are hurt, including americans in one of the worst attacks in recent years. what we're now learning about it. plus, president trump apparently trying to push his agenda through to congress before lawmakers leave on their summer break. coming up, where they stand on major issues including healthcare. we asked a group of young people when they thought they should start saving for retirement. then we asked some older

that's something we have to look at. >> shepard: indeed. life witness information coming in from sky news in the u.k. this is life. let's listen. >> is on the news. >> reporter: when you look out of the windows, described to me exactly what you saw? >> i looked out the window and saw about five ambulances and beyond that, about six police cars. six fire bands. that was going towards the aren arena. and there were a few police car cars. >> reporter: what happened next? >> after that, we saw emergency services coming to the scene. i looked on my phone on the news. and saw a picture on facebook. smoke on top of the arena. thinking that's more than just a speaker blowing up. which people were presuming it was. >> reporter: when you looked, did you see anyone coming out of the arena? >> i saw people outside my house, my apartments. these pink balloons. but we thought there must be something serious. i didn't see anyone injured but i saw people running towards my house. away from the arena. going down south of manchester. there must be something

. >> shepard: i'm shepard smith. roger ailes died today. the founder of our network, our former ceo and chairman. husband to beth, father of zach. media genius, revolutionary in american politics. shaper of american history. a funny man. well-documented ploughs. fell at his home in florida and did not survive. i loved him. much will be said and written about roger ailes. his power and his influence, the fierce loyalty he practiced and expected until the beginning and end. i'm not qualified to write his obituary. so rather than try, i want to tell you about my experiences with him and observations and interactions and what an impact he had on my life. when this network was referred to as fledgling fox news channel, i was on assignment in denver technically working for our affiliate news service. when i was hired here, there was no channel. hadn't happened yesterday. my crew and i were at a restaurant and pool hall. i got a page to call new york. roger ailes was on the line. that had not happened before. it was frightening. i never met him pe

>> shepard: and run they did.e don't know how many people were injured in the aftermath, how many were trying against the flow of traffic to get out of this arena, think how big it was. 21,000 people in there. so many of them young children, teenagers, ariana grande fans, so many of them teenagers. in large part according to witnesses, teenage girls. many were separated from their families who had been given and out for the night, ariana grande is coming to town and we got you tickets. the one woman in her 40s who got a ticket for her 21-year-old daughter, a birthday present and tonight they went there to celebrate. she gave her account of this matter earlier tonight and let us know that both of them were safe in the end. as i've been mentioning throughout the night, so many message boards up across manchester wondering have you seen this one or that one? hopefully some will realize in the end a communication error, one kid could end up getting home that night because of the police, they went off with friends and

here's jon scott in for shepard smith. >> ahead, what the na vote for means for obamacare. and the house gets set to vote on new penalties for north korea. and president trump said he would be honored to meet with the dictator under the right circumstances. plus, shooting at a pool party. >> i heard about six or seven shots, coming from the pool area. a lot of people screaming. >> a man opening fire on a birthday celebration. killing one and wounding others. and protests getting violent. that's ahead in this hour. breaking news out of dallas where a man hunt is underway after a paramedics was injured. that paramedic in the hospital and undergoing surgery. he's in critical condition the shooting happened near the dallas fire rescue training facility. the city of dallas released a statement indicating first responders were responding to a reported shooting. a local station reports police say a neighbor was also wounded, but we haven't confirmed that yesterday. we're keeping an eye on the situation and will have more as we get it. first, the white house says republicans are ge

i'm eric shawn in for shepard smith. president trump wrapped up his first round of g-7 meetings in italy. he's be negotiating on terrorism, trade, climate change and more. the president was meeting with heads of state from britain, france, japan and other g-7 countries on the beautiful island of sicily in south italy. he held the talks with nato meetings in brussels. the president tweeting this "just arrived in italy for the g-7 trip. has been very successful. he saved the billions billions of dollars and millions of jobs." the latest leg of the president's first foreign tour. the g-7 used to be the g-8 but they did kick out russia after they invaded crimea in 2014. john roberts is live in sicily and has the very latest. john, a top white house official speaking about the u.s. financial sanctions against russia. an important point considering the ongoing investigations here at home. >> very important point. particularly since russia is a big deal to the g-7 countries. they talked about it today and will talk tomorrow. ye

that's top of the hour on shepard smith reporting.en. >> melissa: turmoil in washington deepening over reports that president trump tried to end the fbi's investigation into ties between the former national security adviser michael flynn and russia. now, a small but growing number of the gop are calling for a special prosecutor over the investigation of any collusion between the trump campaign and russia. others say if these allegations are true it could merit impeachment like michigan congressman justin amosh when asked responded with, quote, yes, but everyone gets a fair trial in this country. joining us to discuss is representative duncan hunter, member of the house armed services committee. he's a very early backer of president trump. sir, thank for joining us. what is your take now? >> great to be with you. my take hasn't changed. just because president trump told the director of the fbi that he hopes that he can find a way to clear his national security adviser, that is not impeachable, in my opinion. it's not obstruction of jus

all coming up top of the hour on shepard smith reporting. see you then. >> sandra: president trump wrapping up his three day stay in israel, arriving just hours ago in rome for the european leg of his first overseas trip. in israel, the president saying now is the time to make what he calls the ultimate deal to achieve the middle east peace that has eluded previous presidents. >> the palestinians are ready to reach for peace. i know you have heard i before. i am telling you, that's what i do. they are ready to reach for peace. and my meeting with my very good friend benjamin, i can tell you also that he is reaching for peace. he wants peace. >> sandra: joining me now danny denaan. also the former israeli deputy defense minister and ambassador. great to have you on. great to see you. how do you think this tour is going? >> very important visit. we appreciate that. on his first visit abroad, he is coming to israel. it means a lot to us. president obama came to our region, came to egypt, skipped israel. the president came to israel, visited the

here's shepard smith. >> shepard: it's noon on the west coast, 3:00 p.m. in d.c., 10:00 p.m.esident trump says he has new hope for the ultimate deal, peace in the middle east. he's facing questions about controversies back home, like when he gave the russian classified information that came from the israelis. the national security adviser michael flynn taking the fifth. he made it official. refusing to and over documents about his ties to the russians. now that a special counsel is on the job, judge andrew napolitano says the feds could send in a swat team to get the documents. james comey getting ready to tell hisid

i'm harris faulkner in today for shepard smith. you might call it a healthcare hangover. some bracing for changes to a republican healthcare bill that is just barely a day old. it's headed to the senate, as you know. the deputy press secretary said the president expects changes, but wants the main pillars to remain the same. some republican senators have announced they're not going to support the measure without major adjustments. as we watched on fox news, the white house celebrated with a news conference at the rose garden. the house passed the measure 217 to 213. somebody noticed cases of beer being wheeled out through the hall. no some say it could get bumpy. lamar alexander said we'll be writing our own bill. the senate could use the house measure as a resource for ideas. moderate republican senators have criticized one of the major provisions for rolling back the expansion under obamacare. conservative senators say it doesn't go far much the to replace obamacare. so it works this way. the house passed it, the senate will do its own dance. if changes are made, it goe

here's shepard smith. >> shepard: it's noon on the west coast. 3:00 at the white house where the president of the united states is warning his fired fbi director against leaking to the media and suggesting there may be tapes of their conversations. minutes ago, we heard from the white house spokesman on that live on television, which is interesting considering the president floating the idea of cancelling press briefings because it's not possible for his people to be totally accurate. and the lawyers have said they've gone through the tax returns and he hasn't made money from russian sources with a few exceptions. and vladimir putin says he can help reduce kim jong-un's

our friend shepard smith is nex next. >> 11:00 p.m. in washington, for i am in manchester, england, . >> ariana grande concert in the manchester arena. video from inside the venue shows hundreds of fans fleeing after a huge bang. an explosion outside the arena triggered by suspected suicide bomber. 59 people were were also

i am shepard smith, fox news new york.ack to regular programming on the fox news channel to jon scott. >> jon: thank you. jon scott here with julie banderas doing "happening now," new york officials had just been giving an update on that situation in times square that sheppard just mentioned, the headline here is the incident is not terrorism al de blasio as well as the police and fire commissioners get together for this news conference. at least one person is dead, we know, 23 injured, and julie has been developing more information with her sources. >> julie: nypd again confirming not terrorism, they knew that from the beginning, counterterrorism units were deployed but not put into action at the scene because they knew from the get-go pretty much they were going to try to apprehend an intoxicated suspect who was being apprehended after a robbery. i am told more about the victim. it was a 26-year-old woman, her family has yet to be notified. so that they are not releasing the name of that victim, but the one fatality in t

we'll turn it over now to shepard smith in the 9:00 p.m. hour, 19 dead in manchester, england, and the terror attack. at least 50 wounded at an arianna grande concert. >> shepard: it is not a clock on the east coast. 2:00 in the morning in manchester where the explosion has happened and authorities believe a terror attack has happened. they are investigating it as a terror attack at the manchester arena. one of the largest if not arenas of its kind in all of europe. the time was 10:40 p.m. british summertime. a large explosion occurred around the foyer of the serena. right above the tickets did tit office. in the arena at the time, after this noise

>> shepard eventually met with prison officials to discuss his safety and even the possibility of transferringo another prison. >> how are you doing, mr. shephard? how has everything been since you've been up here? >> it's all right. i mean, it's solitary confinement, really, but if that's what i got to deal with until i go home, that's what i'm going to do. because i'm up on 900 days. and if it takes me staying in that cell until i go home to avoid all the craziness going on out there, do this or do that or get this or end up having this done to you, all that, they can keep all that. i'm going home. >> okay. i will get with internal affairs. make sure we follow up and make sure all the paperwork is done appropriately. we'll work on making sure you get adjusted to what you need. if you need anything or something happens up here, you let me know right away. >> all right. >> okay? thanks. he has a legitimate concern, i would say almost 100% he'll be granted protective custody. and he'll probably do the rest of the time on protective custody inside the prison. >> some people can say, oh, you're s

i'm shepard smith in new york. to you and yours, the best of afternoons. "your world" with neil cavuto is next. fox news channel. fair and balanced. >> neil: shepard, and amazing tribute to our former boss of roger ailes. i want to get into more developments that roger loved so much. two quick developments. we're following all of these senators that have just met with rod rosenstein, the deputy attorney general that just appointed robert mueller, the former fbi director to look into the ties between the trump folks and russia. they seem to be welcoming this appointment and optimistic it will lead to a conclusion. how long it drags out, anybody's guess the right now, the focus on the white house. the president will have a joint statement with manuel santos. he's columbia's president. president has been cracking down on gorilla efforts and won a nobel peace prize for trying to find a negotiated settlement. the two leaders are expected to come to microphone shortly. no doubt the president and his staff to see the end of the senator's meeting before they go wi

shepard smith is following the story.ive you the breaking details and we will take you to new york. we'll keep you updated on the breaking story out of the u.k. back with the panel. one of the things that's been a big topic has been the coverage of not only this trip but also this presidency. take a listen. >> i think the trip so far has been excellent. >> he actually sounded presidential. you may agree or disagree with what he said but he sounded like a president. >> the administration was looking for a reboot. they were looking for a chance to change the subject, quite frankly. they did that with this speech today. >> very diplomatic and measured and sober. that's what i think were going to see in israel. >> bret: that sounds very positive. harvard has come out with the new study about media coverage in the first 100 days and it shows that the coverage is overwhelmingly negative. if you may have thought that, there are numbers behind it. 93% for the biggest negative coverage. u.s. news outlets according to harvard and a

i'm jon scott in for shepard smith. we begin with round two on healthcare. the white house making a major push to get moderates on board with the new bill. sean spicer, as you just heard, said vice president pence is meeting with lawmakers and they're making progress. two moderates, fred upton and billy long say they're ready to vote yes. that's as long as an amendment that congressman upton wrote is in the bill. they made that announcement after meeting with president trump and vice president providence. congressman upton's amendment adds more money to protect people with pre-existing conditions. it's not clear if it's enough to convince other republican hold-outs to join in line. it clearly did not do anything for senate minority leader chuck schumer. he said the proposed upton amendment is like administering cough medicine to someone with stage vote cancer. congressman upton said he expects an up or down vote tomorrow, sometime in the early afternoon. in march, republicans couldn't get enough support to bring a bill

i'm eric shawn in for shepard smith. the words of president trump today as he gave his first memorial day address as president. during a solemn and emotional ceremony at arlington national cemetery in virginia today. the president honoring the americans that spent what he called their quote last moments on earth defending our country. >> we honor the noblest among us, the men and women that paid the ultimate price for victory and for freedom. we pay tribute to those brave souls that race into gun fire and roar into battle and ran into hell to face down evil. >> and then in a quiet homage, the president paid tribute to the son of john kelly killed in afghanistan in 2010. robert kelly was 29 years old. today's ceremony comes as possible major changes in the white house staff. the associated press reporting that president trump is considering adding lawyers and public relation staffers to try to help deal with the controversy over russia. the president defending his son-in-law, jared kushner, after a series of reports of me

alan shepard came in during the first day of kennedy's administration when the space race was on. by may 25, 1961, that is when john f. kennedy went to a joint session of congress and said we are going to put a man on the moon by the end of the decade and started chasing the moonshot. let's do something that is a big american can-do project. susan: additional comments from you because it was a close election that brought kennedy into office. how did he manage in that short period of time to turn around public perception after a hard-fought election? stephen: kennedy's average approval rating was 70% and i think the reason is because he gave americans the framework for understanding the country and the world. if you look at the new frontier speech, you know we need to have a new frontier in the country of innovation, imagination, and decision. we talk about pioneers not being prisoners of their conscience. he gave people a story to understand their conscience and the world. the philosophy he had was unifying for people and the absence loss of it, i said in the introduction of the b

. >> shepard: all right. i want to go to blake burman on the white house.es comey will not be testifying next week for the senate intelligence committee. what can you tell us, blake? >> the former fbi head jim comey won't be headed to capitol hill. tuesday was the day he was supposed to testify before the senate intelligence committee behind closed doors. not one of these big in front of the camera public gathering. this was supposed to be a behind closed doors session. aides say that comey won't be taking part in this at all. the senators probably would have liked to have asked a litany of questions to the former fbi head. among them, president trump claiming earlier this week he was informed by comey on three separate occasions, two phone calls, one time at the white house, that he was not under investigation. several reports out that comey asked for funding for more resources in the days leading up to his firing. certainly senators would like to know what requests may or may not have been made by comey. what we can tell you at this hour is that comey wil

. >> shepard smith on the fox newsdesk.here the congressional recess coming up the analysts say the president is running out of time to pass anything this year. we'll hear from amy stoddard. she said the problem isn't coming from democrats but within their own party. what does all that mean to the republican trump agenda? that's ahead on shepard smith reporting. >> jenna: cameras catch a massive under ground explosion in the ukraine. check this out. the blast ripping up a street in kiev when an under ground water pipe burst. a shower, a sludge and muddy water ran down the streets. nobody hurt. the cause of the explosion is appropriately under investigation. republicans on capitol hill are looking to get tough on illegal immigration. they're preparing to consider a bill that would impose a minimum five year prison sentence for wrongly re-entering the united states three times. it comes amid stunning news out of san diego. this man that you are seeing on your screen is charged with dui in a near fatal hit and run crash. turns

. >> shepard: i'm shepard smith. roger ailes died today.ur network, our former ceo and chairman. husband to beth, father of zach. media genius, revolutionary in american politics. shaper of american history. a funny man. well-documented ploughs. fell at his home in florida and did not survive. i loved him. much will be said and written about roger ailes. his power and his influence, the fierce loyalty he practiced and expected until the beginning and end. i'm not qualified to writeis

i'm jon scott in for shepard smith on this friday. thanks for joining us. neil cavuto is next. >> neil: welcome. i'm neil cavuto. a world of an onslaught against the thought of joe lieberman of being the next fbi director. we're told that bernie sanders has added his name to the list of his former colleague of not getting the top fbi job. he joins joe manchin, dianne feinstein, richard blooming that will of connecticut, chuck schumer of new york. all have real serious problems with the fact that a politician, a former senator at that, could be running the fbi. a lot of them

. >> chairman david shepard from reuters, i was going to follow up on aqua man but i'll try to stick to you. you made comments about stephen colbert and these complaints he's gotten. by most experts to talk say there's no way that comment given that it was there could violate the three-part test under the obscenity laws that are in effect after 10:00 so can you more specifically describe what you're doing and at times the sec does not ever officially acknowledged what ends a review of compliance? >> is the standard practice for the fcc to review all complaints filed by customers and i don't have an update to provide on the review of the complaints in question. but that is the basic framework that is applicable here. >> we're wondering why is the amount of capital investment the metric we keep hearing and are there other big metrics of broadband we would expect the fcc to examine in the net neutrality proceeding? >> it's critical because broadband networks can't exist in the abstract, it requires a lot of capital to deploy these networks and to expand them so if consumers want better,

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catholics themselves believe that three shepard children saw the virgin mary in this town 100 years agot mary came to them and predicted future events which later came true. the pontiff will be formally while the third child is now on the path to sainthood. these live pictures where the mass is due to begin. joins me now live from fatima. a large crowd around him at the moment. why is it that catholics flock every other day of the year, not just when the pontiff is in town. >> that's right, hannah. i mean, you really cannot overestimate the importance of this place for catholics all around the world. the virgin of fatima is said to be mary of miracles and prophecies. you know, when she appeared to those three shepard children in 1917, the story is she gave them visions and messages. those messages are known as the secrets of fatima and in those messages some say she predicted the wars and the suffering that were to come in the 20th century. that has been a source of mystery and of debate in the catholic church since 1917. and one of the main reasons why there is such interest in this pl

that's top of the hour on shepard smith reporting.welsh a runoff race in georgia closer than expected. and the most expensive in history. democrat john osoff running a tight race formerly held by tom price who is now secretary of health and human services. he's battling karen handle in a very closely watched race where both parties had the potential bell weather for the 2018 midterm election. outside groups pouring more than $18 million into that contest. from georgia to montana, the race for a seat on capitol hill takes an unexpected turn when a republican candidate attacks a news reporter. the whole thing was witnessed by a fox news crew. >> i'll talk to you about that later. >> there's not going to be time. >> sick and tired of you guys! the last time that came in here did the same thing. get the hell outta here. the last time you did the same thing. are you with the guardian? >> yes. you just broke my glasses. >> last guy did the same thing. >> you body slammed me and broke my glasses. >> sandra: he was actually scheduled to be on

sam shepard and walter irvin are handcuffed together. mccall comes around and shoots sam shepard three times. he dies instantly. walter irvin is shot twice. he cannot run because he is handcuffed to his best friend. he lays on the ground are produced to be dead. but he hears the sheriff say "get back, i got the son of a bitches. we got to make it look like an escape." the deputy sheriff comes back to the scene, shined a flashlight on walter irvin and says, this one ain't dead yet. was a gun and fires a third shot straight through his neck. is stillsly, irvin alive. when the fbi hears the story, which differs from the sheriff's version, they have an idea where the bullets might be. they go back to the crime scene and find the bloodstain where walter irvin was lying. they take out a shovel and 10 inches below the bloodstained, they find a 38 caliber bullet that matches the gun of sheriff willis mccall. here you have pure proof that the sheriff and the deputy have attempted murder and murder on their hands. this is all investigated by the f

today marks incident witnessed by three young shepards. it's considered one of the most important events in the 20th century by the catholic church. thousands have made the pilgrimage. >>> up next a shooting at a nursing home kills the >>> this is a heartbreaking story out of ohio. a police chief and father of six was among the dead during an ambush at a nursing home. two employees at the home were also killed. investigators say kirkersville police chief had only been on the job just three weeks. his wife is pregnant with their seventh child. the gunman was also killed. >> that is a heartbreaker. >>> explicit and emotional testimony in the case of michigan state sports doctor larry nassar. dr. that'ser moll lested her when she sought treatment for pain 17 years ago. >> were you concerned at all that he didn't prescribe for you be >> we were. and then we were concerned about the fact that he hadn't used gloves. but all we could fall back on he was a revered doctor. it was clearly something he very regularly. i was not a test case. and our p

news on that on this friday when i anchor shepard smith reporting top of the hour. >> sandra: an outner setting his sights on the u.s. senate after hillary clinton said this during the campaign. >> i'm the only. >> kennedy: which has a policy about how to bring economic opportunity using clean renewable energy as the key in the coal country. because we're gonna put a lot of coal miners and coal companies out of business. right, tim? >> sandra: remember that moment? that didn't sit too well with my next guest so he confronted clinton during a round table in west virginia on the campaign trail last year. >> i just want to know how you can say you're gonna put a lot you come in here and tell us how you're gonna be our friend. >> what i said was totally out of context from what i meant. i have been talking about helping coal country for a very long time. i do feel a little bit sad and sorry that i gave folks the reason or the excuse to be so upset with me because that is not what i intended at all. >> sandra: joining me now is beau coply. he plans to run on the republican ticket to chall

. >> martha: let me bring in shepard smith who's standing by at our news desk. were going to go to shepherd and just a moment but we're watching these scenes from sky news and last coverage as we continue to bring it to you tonight and if you're just joining us, about 10:30 p.m. in england in manchester, england, at an ariana grande concert. the lights have just, people, people were starting to move out of their seats when a huge explosion been described as people there on the scene happen. you can see the panic concertgoers as they rush out shortly after that, there's an enormous police response. the second-longest in the united kingdom. so we started to see the tremendous response from the police there and also the work of the manchester police coming across twitter that there were confirmed fatalities in this explosion. so obviously a lot sort of swings into motion when you hear all these things put together. shepard now joining us from the news desk. and i've been following this up there as well. your thoughts? >> we've been streaming this when the very firs

money donated on a go fund me website set up for the safe return of her three-year-old german sherp shepard mr fee. murphy disappeared sunday. she drove her car monday looking for him. this morning, murphy's body was found in the back seat. on jakobsson's facebook page donors expressed skepticism. >> some people think that murphy died in new york here and you placed the dog in the car and are blaming someone else for this. >> i understand that you just said that. i can't respond. i mean, he didn't. first of all, he didn't. >> reporter: further, jakobsson says searchers with dogs found no sign of murphy in the immediate area. >> anybody who has been to the house knows that murphy wasn't in the house. they have had their dogs running through my house. >> reporter: yet murphy appears in your car this morning? >> yes, i completely understand where somebody would say that's crazy. yeah, it really is crazy. >> reporter: alameda county sheriff's investigators say at this point the case is being investigated as a possible theft with animal cruelty, not fraud. reporting live in dublin, chuck coppola

like to hear more, i recommend looking up the remarkable attributes we've heard from brit hume and shepardd so precisely, a lot of us got emotional watching them. i would add only one thing to what they said, he always rooted for the underdog. it's not common in our business with the success is the god most people worship. while others kissed up and kicked down, roger ailes always did the opposite. he was kinder to the cleaning crew than he was two presidential candidates, i saw that. he picked fights with someone his own size, if not bigger and he was always fearless. half my friends here washed out of somewhere else. roger saw something in them, took pity, and hire them. i know because it happened to me beak and i will always be grateful for that, roger ailes, rest in peace. >> hello everyone, i'm kimberly guilfoyle, along with juan williams, jesse watters, dana perino, and greg gutfeld. it's not a clock in new york city and this is "the five." today, roger ailes, passed away at the age of 77, will look back at his life, his career and to share some personal stories later this hour. but