shepard? >> shepard: thanks, kevin.'s go to chris wallace from "fox news sunday" who is live from our washington newsroom. chris, there's clearly a management issue there. is there a plan? >> who knows? you said earlier today we haven't heard from scaramucci or priebus. we haven't heard from the president either, the man in charge of these various factions in his own white house. you wouldn't expect him to go on the record himself but he could through one of his spokesman. he hasn't said anything about it. it's very curious. maybe he wants to let things lay the way they are. but this is the kind of open warfare. i've heard, i've been in this town a long time. i'm not naive. you hear about factions and power struggles. nothing this vile and vulgar and certainly not this open. >> shepard: the public part that is a bit disconcerting. you wonder if there's a winning side. if you are to believe what "the new york times" wrote today, that the president was happy with scaramucci's tough talk, does that mean that priebus and ba

hi, michael. >> hey, shepard, how are you? >> shepard: i'm well. they tested an icbm.our level of concern? >> certainly growing. i think that every step along the way towards an ability to threaten the american homeland is one you have to note with some concern. it doesn't translate into an imminent threat to any american city, necessarily. a lot of other things have to go right for a missile that's been successfully test launched in a short trajectory to reach here and deliver a war head that detonat detonates, winds up in the place it is supposed to be, and so forth. it would be a suicide attack by north korea, even if they could pull it off. i'm not going to sleepless soundly tonight, but the overall level of mounting capability then raises the question at what point does president trump decide enough is enough. and of course, secretary mattis tried to reduce our concern that could mean any kind of a military response. but you have to wonder, just how many steps down the road president trump has really thought this through, and whether 2there could be a risk f confl

. >> shepard: rick leventhal. go back should developments warrant. you may not be able to use cash at some stores and restaurants if visa gets their way. have you heard about this? the credit card giant is unveiling part of the new plan to put cash out of business. which could have helped that guy that got stuck in the atm. like inside the machine. man in machine. help me, help me, he said. lest this atm leave me dead. across the country, we walk. carrying flowers that signify why we want to end alzheimer's disease. but what if, one day, there was a white flower for alzheimer's first survivor? what if there were millions of them? join us for the alzheimer's association walk to end alzheimer's. register today at alz.org/walk. it's just a burst pipe, i co(laugh) it. no. with claim rateguard your rates won't go up just because of a claim. i totally could've - no! switching to allstate is worth it. at the lexus golden opportunity tesales event before it ends. choose from the is turbo, es 350 or nx turbo for $299 a mon

shepard? >> shepard: the matter of whether the president knew the meeting. he denied of the evidence is. there evidence to suggest that? >> not at this point. the white house as well as trump's outside legal counsel have been consistent saying the president didn't know about this and did not attend the meeting. let me read the statement for you for the spokesman for trump's outside counsel. he said the president was not aware of and did not attend the meeting. cut and dry there. yesterday sarah huckabee sanders said the same thing. she said the president had only learned of this meeting in the last couple days. shepard? >> shepard: ellison, thank you. more ahead on donald trump jr.'s e-mail. we'll speak with a reporter who has been investigating the trump team's connections to russia. we'll hear more from the lawmakers about today's development. we're expecting further comments from capitol hill. that's coming up from the fox news deck on this very busy tuesday afternoon. ♪ binders, done. super-cool notebooks, done. that's mom taking care of business. but wh

shepard? >> shepard: kevin, the president is attacking his attorney general yet again today. another tweet. this time while sessions was actually in the white house. the president wrote "why didn't attorney general sessions replace the acting fbi andrew mccabe, a comey friend in charge of the clinton investigation but got $700,000 for his wife's political run for hillary clinton and her representatives? drain the swamp." this is a false claim. it was fails when he made it during the campaign and false today. his timeline is wrong, his claims are exaggerated and there's no evidence that hillary clinton knew anything about it. "the washington post" gave this presidential assertion four pinocchios. when the treat dropped, attorney general jeff sessions was in the white house. this is the third day in the row the president has criticized the attorney general on twitter. yesterday in a news conference in the rose garden, the president said he was disappointed in sessions and time will tell when it comes to his fate. time will tell. president trump last week told "the new york time

shepard. >> shepard: what is the latest on what was said to be getting some support >> ted cruz and randl didn't support the current bill because according to them, doesn't do anything to lower monthly premiums, so the goal is to lower the cost by allowing insurers to sell health plans with as little courage as a person wants, as long as the insurer also offers at least one plan that meets the requirements of obamacare, the congressional budget team, currently well it is popular with conservatives, moderate republicans, they have their own concerns, and that could increase after we get the report. >> shepard: especially medicaid. already, good to talk to you. let's bring in the associate editor at real clear politics, you know, i figured it was a matter of time. you looked at the bowl, obamacare above 50%, they repealed it 52 times before they can actually do anything. >> well, if they had better numbers, as you know, shepard, and the senate, they can only lose as you said to votes, they had a majority, and they have a bunch of people saying that they can't vote for a new one over the re

let's get to it. >> announcer: now, shepard smith reporting live from the fox newsdesk. >> shepard: first, summer vacation under assault. president trump says republicans should not leave washington for the holiday, unless and until they reach an agreement on healthcare. he made the comment today a short time ago while hosting a lunch with g.o.p. senators at the white house. this is the last-ditch effort to rally support for their now-dead healthcare bill. the measure collapsed monday night. yesterday the president said he wanted to force a deal by letting obamacare fail. but today, he told republicans, to get going and send him a bill. >> president trump: i've been here just six months. i'm ready to act. i have pen in hand, believe me. i'm sitting in that office. i have pen in hand. you never had that before. you know, for seven years you had an easy route. we'll repeal, we'll replace and he wouldn't sign it. i'm signing it. it's different. >> shepard: part of the problem is the president has stayed on the side lines through much of the healthcare debate in the senate. he has not been ou

>> shepard: i'm sorry.enardo said his client confessed in exchange for prosecutor's agreeing not to seek the death penalty. somebody that claims to know denardo shared this recent snapshot photo of him. snap chat photo, with the philadelphia inquirer and the daily news. shows denardo pointing a gun. he suffers from a severe mental illness and spent time in a mental institution. according to court documents, denardo said that he and kratz killed the men after setting up deals to sell them marijuana. rick levinthal with more. what happened in court today? >> neither of the defendants was here in person. they appeared one by one on a monitor on the judge's bench. sean kratz was first. he did not have a lawyer. the judge urged him to get one. he didn't have bail due to the risk to the community. the judge agreed. he's not going anywhere. so denardo was next. he had an orange jump suit and glasses. he had an attorney. the assistant district attorney called denardo a tremendous danger and asked for no bail. the j

shepard smith.dent trump will call on republicans to support the healthcare bill. vice president pence is introducing him. let's listen in. >> to rebuild our military, revive our economy and this president has worked tirelessly to repeal and replace obamacare. president trump knows that every day obamacare survives is another day that american families and american businesses struggle. as we traveled across the country, we've heard first hand from americans just like those that stand behind me today from family whose are bearing the cost of sky rocketing premiums and plummeting choices, from families that lost their considers, lost insurance and families starting to lose hope that congress will ever respond. as i told every one of them, people all across this country, thanks to the leadership of president trump, help is on the way. president trump hears you. he's fighting for you. he will keep fighting every day until we give the american people access to the world class healthcare that they deserve

. >> shepard: it's noon at the west coast. we just learned that anthony scaramucci of colorful language fame is out as the president's communications director. details how it went down coming. earlier today, the president insisted there's no chaos in the white house as he swore in his new chief of staff. can general kelly bring military style order to the west wing? seems he took down scaramucci. there's other obstacles. we'll go through those and the strategy. one of general kelly's first tests, dealing with north korea. defense analysts say that kim jong-un could reach east coast cities with his missiles. president trump calling out china not doing enough to diffuse the situation. china is not having it. the president about to honor an american hero. a former army medic that risks his life and ignored his own wounds to save his fellow soldiers in vietnam. nearly a half a censutury from e battlefield, a medal of honor for a man that represents the best. that didn't take long! word that anthony scaramucci has just left his job

that's a great answer. >> shepard: fake news. wray's confirmation hearing comes after two months after president trump fired james comey. he was heading up the bureau's investigation into russian interference in the election. the possible collusion of members of team trump. fired. the president admitted the russian investigation was on his mind when he made the decision to fire james comey. we'll get to our chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge who is live on capitol hill and details of what wray had to say. the white house press briefing has not started yet. when it does, we'll get that. pat robertson and the president sitting down. a plethora of stuffia coming up. tech: when you schedule with safelite autoglass, you get time for more life. this family wanted to keep the game going. son: hey mom, one more game? tech: with safelite, you get a text when we're on our way. you can see exactly when we'll arrive. mom: sure. bring it! tech: i'm micah with safelite. mom: thanks for coming, it's right over here. tech: givin

let's get to it. >> announcer: now shepard smith reporting live from the fox newsdesk. >> shepard: good monday afternoon. the white house holding an off-camera briefing with reporters right this minute, it's been going on for the better part of 20, 25 minutes. we will be able to play the sound for you as soon as it wraps up. the white house is apparently trying to change the subject from the russia investigation and understandably so. but president trump is still tweeting about it. the white house today kicked off a "made in america" week as it calls it. the president right now set to take part in a product showcase featuring items from each of the 50 states. he spent the weekend at his golf club in new jersey. last night he tweeted, heading back to washington, d.c. much will be accomplished this week on trade, military, and security. but this morning, the president was back on the topic of his oldest son's meeting with the russian lawyer. and a russian-american lobbyist who once served as soviet spy or at least in the soviet spy unit. the president tweeting, most politicians would have

[applause] >> shepard: there we go. the medals have been awarded.ump is with us from "the washington post." when this happened, the shooting, for a hot minute, it seemed to bring people together. >> yeah, for a minute. there was a period there, hours or days when there was the sense of calm on capitol hill that evaporated quickly. >> shepard: the reason you're here today is to talk about jeff sessions in an article in "the washington post" which the white house just called fake news. >> as normal, yes. >> the idea here, the president wants jeff sessions gone. you don't beat up a cabinet member every day in the way he has if you don't. doesn't appear he wants to fire him because he hasn't fired him. you give some reasons for that. >> yeah, it's hard to know exactly what is happening here. obviously the business of predicting what donald trump is doing has proven to be difficult. here there's probably one of two things in play. either donald trump doesn't want to be the one to pull a trigger, he has been averse to firing people. he's dispatched others

we don't have the answer. >> shepard: you're the best, thank you.hould news break out we'll break in, breaking news changes everything on fox news channel. the nasdaq hits an all-time high. so has amazon, facebook, and netflix. hope you're in the money. here comes your world with caputo. so he got home safe. yeahc.a.v.s insurance do. cavuto. what?! you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. i needed something more to help control my type 2 diabetes. my a1c wasn't were it needed to be. so i liked when my doctor told me that i may reach my blood sugar and a1c goals by activating what's within me with once-weekly trulicity. trulicity is not insulin. it helps activate my body to do what it's suppose to do, release its own insulin. i take it once a week, and it works 24/7. it comes in an easy-to-use pen and i may even lose a little weight. trulicity is a once-weekly injectable prescription medicine to improve blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes when used with diet and exercise. trulicity is not insulin. it

. >> shepard: o.j. simpson has been granted parole. details coming in just a moment. jonathan hunt outside the prison, the hearing room, i should say. jonathan, moved along just about as advertised. >> it was interesting to note it went a little bit longer than we thought it would. largely because of o.j. simpson's rambling answer, when we was asked by the parole commissioner what were you thinking on the night you took part, in fact organized, that armed robbery. o.j. said a lot of things, which didn't seem as though they'd fit well with the parole board, claiming that he was never aware of any guns being taken to the memorabilia fight until after they left the hotel and on their way back to the hotel in the car. that seemed something that the parole commissioners would know with us not true. eventually o.j. got to the part, those were the words, "i take full responsibility." then he repeatedly said, i am sorry. it's been a long, long road for o.j. to get here but he has now been granted parole. we expect him to walk out of the prison on or around october 1. now, let

sam shepard appeared in the 2013 film version.t did sam shepard bring to american theater in how do you define the voice? >> singular and distinctive, like all great writers. he synthesized a lot of different elements. european avant-garde, rock and roll, cowboy movies, poetry, and a working-class sensibility. he synthesized all of that, and when it came out in his writing, it was such a new and exciting and individual and true voice. >> i wonder what stands out to you in terms of the writing or structure of the plays? i read an interview where he talked about in the early '70s discovering the greek tragedies and how they were accessible and rather straightforward family dramas full of an idea of destiny. does that sound right to you? >> yeah, i think the moment at which he started to become a more mainstream writer or at least his avant-garde sensibilities started to include classic family drama, what american family drama is based on, of course, the greeks, and the point which he started to bring that into his work is the point

i'm shepard smith, fox news, new york. now that we're back, just on the fox news channel, we'll try to hash through some of this. let's turn to john bussey from the "wall street journal." the "wall street journal" and fox news channel share common ownership. this is extraordinary what is happening with the attorney general. >> yeah. this is an extraordinary day. we just had a remarkable vote in the senate. we had an incredible speech by john mccain. need to come back to that. >> shepard: we will. >> and this discussion of sessions. a man that the president appointed. he was immensely loyal to him. everybody realizes that this was the -- one of the very first senators to come out and support president trump during the campaign. this language that he's using, we just had an interview, peter nicholas from the washington bureau just had an interview with president trump a couple hours ago, with what he said on air just now. i'm very disappointed in my attorney general. he doesn't say look, this guy has a tough job, i'm disappo

. >> shepard: it's noon on the west coast, 3:00 in d.c. where the meeting with the russians to get dirt on hillary clinton is owning the washington news cycle. team trump running damage control over a get-together last year. the president's oldest son, his son-in-law, campaign manager meeting with a russian lawyer with kremlin connections who was said to have information on clinton to help the campaign. donald trump jr. admits it happened and offered an explanation. does it show collusion or is it, as the white house puts it, a nothing burger? and president trump is backing away from the idea of working with russian on cyber security after some of his fellow republicans said the idea was preposterous. the fate of healthcare with coverage from millions hanging in the balance. the president putting pressure to pass the bill. some republican senators say they're skeptical. amazon gets ready for its biggest sale of the year. one of the best deals, the 30-hour prime sale. we'll list them. let's get to it. good monday afternoon from the deck. do

>> shepard: i know we haven't. i know we haven't. there's news breaking at the moment, chris. >> okay. >> shepard: fox news can confirm new, more. donald trump jr., jared kushner, paul manafort, the lawyer from russian, the interpreter, this new guy we found out about today and a mystery person. john roberts confirmed there was an eighth person in that meeting. we don't know. there may have been more. there may have been an eighth. jared kushner filled out his form. it's an f-86 saying who he met with and what he had done. very important stuff. you can go to prison for messing it up intentionally. he went back and added 100 names and places. none of these people made it. still not -- we're still not clean on this, chris. if there's nothing there and that's what they tell us, they tell us there's nothing to this and nothing came of it, a nothing burger, it wasn't memorable. didn't tell you about it because it wasn't anything so i didn't even remember it with a russian interpreter in the room at trump tower. if all of that, why all of

host: alicia shepard. guest: wow. driving a false narrative means that the media is covering something that the white house isn't comfortable with. and i find it just so frustrating to just -- the sort of confusing of the issue. there are legitimate reasons, legitimate investigations right now into whether or not there was collusion. i agree that so far they haven't come up with anything, but it's definitely a legitimate news story, but i would also say to sarah huckabee sanders that when the president tweets something like did yesterday about psychojoe and low i.q. mika he's distracting from the issues. yesterday wasn't about health care reform. the front page of "the post" today, "washington post" is a story about the president's tweets and the criticism by both republicans and democrats. so it goes both ways in terms of who is being responsible here. host: how do you define fake news? because that is something that the president tweets a lot about, and designating outlets and publications as fake news. guest: right

alan shepard ... and deke slayton. "it's the height of the cold war. these guys were cold warriors." the mercury seven became instant celebrities and for those engineering the country's first manned spacecraft, the pressure to deliver was reinforced as the all-seeing eyes of the press descended on their work. "we couldn't hardly get to work." "the traffic was unbelieveable. there was every tv station, every radio station, every tourist in the world, it looked like, was on the beach." "it was intense. we knew that we were behind. we had a job to do." "and it continued throughout the program 'cause we were behind all the way. we were behind on mercury." behind all the way. we were behind on mercury." "russia had such tremendous launch capability. they could lift payloads much heavier than we could." "we thought these russians were 10-feet tall." "they were kicking our ass. you know, we were blowing up rockets left and right." "and the newspapers would cover these very well and say, 'you guys must be nuts thinking you're gonna put a man on here. you can't

that's it for us. >> shepard: good afternoon from new york, i am shepard smith. i'll live look at the parole board room in carson city, nevada, four commissioners are about to decide whether o.j. simpson walks free on parole or stays behind bars. a jury convicted him of felony charges related to armed robbery from a hotel room in las vegas. >> mr. simpson is a wanted a murder suspect. >> shepard: then, the white bronco. oj on the run after the death of his ex-wife and her friend. his trial lasted nearly a year. >> lead the jury in the above entitled action find the defendant not guilty of the crime of murder. >> shepard: for years, relative quiet until that night in vegas. o.j. simpson said he tried to get back memorabilia from collectors. cops called it a crime. >> i didn't know i was doing anything illegal. >> shepard: the judge sent to the juice to prison. which leads us here. alive look from the prison where o.j. simpson will appear from a videoconference. he is serving a sentence of 9-33 years for his role in that armed robbery of two sports memorabilia agen

that's it for us. >> shepard: good afternoon from new york, i am shepard smith.k at the parole board room in carson city, nevada, four commissioners are about to decide whether o.j. simpson walks free on parole or stays behind bars. a jury convicted him of felony charges related to armed robbery from a hotel room in las vegas. >> mr. simpson is a wanted a murder suspect.

. >> shepard: new video that shows israeli police shooting and killing a man that was part of a group of attackers that killed two israeli officers. this happened in jerusalem at a major jewish and muslim holy site. the video is graphic. we won't show the whole thing.

. >> shepard: all right. i want to show you something amazing. not the back and forth about the russian meetings and who knew what and what intentions they were up to. all worth reporting, all following up on and all worthy. this is what is remarkable. the reaction of the markets that looks like something that could escalate into something. markets don't care. the dow, by the way, is at a record. the s&p 500 is at a record. a lot of that has to do with the fact that the markets seem to be saying for the time being, not that they're right, this could, could be much adieu about nothing. there's the issue about progress on the healthcare front. i say that.

words were sam shepard's life.44 plays and many short stories, often exploring the darker side of american life. he won the pulitzer prize for drama in 1979 for "buried child." shepard also acted on stage and screen. he was nominated for an oscar in 1983 for his portrayal of chuck yeager in "the right stuff." sam shepard died last week of complications from a.l.s. he was 73. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ but prevagen helps your brain with an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. the name to remember. trust #1 doctor recommended dulcolax. use dulcolax tablets for gentle dependable relief. suppositories for relief in minutes. and dulcoease for comfortable relief of hard stools. dulcolax. designed for dependable relief. when this bell rings... ...it starts a chain reaction... ...that's heard throughout the connected business world. at&t network security helps protect business, from the largest financial markets to the smal

you will remember sam shepard's roles. >>> good evening, and it's great to have you with us here on a monday night. he lasted just 11 days on the job. anthony secure mu chi, who was hired by the president as communications director to restore order in the west wing, he has been ordered out and pushed out. he calls himself the mooch, and he was there just this morning as the new chief of staff was sworn in. general john kelly now running the west wing, and how does the white house explain the mooch and his limited run? abc's senior white house correspondent, cecilia vega leading us off. >> reporter: it was one of the fastest, crudest flameouts in west wing history. communications director anthony scaramucci, known simply as the mooch, forced out after just 11 days on the jo new white house chief of staff, john kelly. pushing for his departure. scaramucci, a wealthy wall street financier, hand-picked by the president and his family, cast himself from the start as a personal friend of the commander in chief. >> i love the president! i obviously love the country. >> reporter: but from day

critically acclaimed both on screen and off for decades, shepard won the pulitzer prize for drama inr his play "buried child" and four years later was nominated for an oscar for his role as chuck yeager in "the right stuff." his family says he died at home in kentucky from complications of a.l.s. or lou gehrig's disease. sam shepard was 73 years old. >>> for nearly 14 years cubs fans blamed steve bartman for killing their world series dreams with that infamous moments in the 2003 playoffs when he tipped a foul ball from the stands before it could be caught. now that the cubs have broken their 108-year world series drought, all appears to be forgiven. and to prove it, the cubs gave bartman, who received death threats and became reclusive after the incident, his very own world series ring. bartman says he doesn't consider himself worthy of the honor but is, quote, sincerely grateful. >>> as expected, the olympics are coming back to america. los angeles has reached a deal to host the 2028 summer games under an unusual agreement which also paves the way for paris to host in 2024. los ang

that is sam shepard. she said herself that she was never a beautiful, she wa nts to that she was never a beautiful, she wants to be far more interesting than that. she sums up that french expression that means ugly beautiful. the good news is they live on in their work. caroline frost, an entertaining... —— and entertainment journalist. a serious disturbance has broken out at the mount prison in hertfordshire. staff trained to deal with riots have been sent in to the category c prison near hemel hempstead. in a statement the ministry ofjustice said the prison was completely secure and there was no risk to the public. sources told the bbc that this afternoon, control had been lost of one wing, and half of another. let's go live to the scene. we have a correspondent outside the prison. what's the latest? well, in the last couple of hours or so we have seen police officers and prison officers wheeling in what looks like to be suitcases full of right equipment into the prison here in hertfordshire. this is cl

. >> shepard smith at the newsday.g to shift away from the russia investigation, and president trump shifting right back. he is again defending his son's meeting with the russian lawyer, offering dirt on the russian government. live look here at our shot inside the white house, where the press secretary, sean spicer himself is right this minute taking questions from reporters, but once again, banned a live coverage. we will play back the sound when it is back or top of the hour on "shepard smith reporting." we will see you then. >> melissa: cleanup and e. coli are underway and essential demand to make where a single swallow two homes. they are collecting water samples, because of septic tank issues, and building debris polluting. five buildings are still unsafe, and the families who live there cannot go back to see it. they may not want to anyway. insurance adjusters are in the process of figuring out what to do with the properties. yikes. oh rare offer from south korea to the north, and it comes less than two weeks af

our eastern, now let's head over to shepard harris >> shepard: it's noon on west coast. 3:00 in washingtonraordinary news day. donald trump released the e-mail in which he agreed to meet with someone identified as a russian lawyer. it was indicated it was part of the russian support of candidate donald trump. today the e-mail itself. we'll bring you donald trump jr.'s explanation. we'll hear what lawmakers are saying now and look at what this means for investigators looking into trump team ties to russia. the president has just issued a statement on his son. we'll play that for you.

sam shepard, celebrated playwright and actor, has died at the age of 73.ted for the 1983 film the right stuff, and starred in blackhawk down and steel magnolias. in constantine they are experiencing record temperatures, exceeding 47 degrees. it is so hot that people have been advised to not venture outside after midday. there are reports of many elderly and fragile people being ta ken reports of many elderly and fragile people being taken to hospital with problems related to the heat. we are being told by forecasters that the hot weather is set to continue. turning to pakistan, prime minister nawaz sharif was stripped of office over corruption allegations. dnipro minister is expected to be formally appointed on tuesday but as fears grow about instability at the top, political rivals are seeing an opportunity, as our correspondent reports. it isa it is a cross between an election rally and it a victory celebration, and it marks the greatest triumph to date of star cricketer imran khan's political career. he is making the most of it. we have laid the foundat

shepard smith will be anchoring from the fox news deck, that begins at 1:00 p.m.as fun, i think we surprised everyone being together. p6 thanks for joining us. >> melissa: "outnumbered" starts right now. >> harris: fox news alert. more than two decades after his acquittal, 70-year-old former nfl star, o.j. simpson is about to learn his fate again. we are waiting symptoms parole hearing in nevada. he's been behind bars for nearly nine years after being convicted of charges including armed robbery. that happened in 2007 when simpson tried to recover some sports memorabilia from two dealers. today, he's hoping to convince april board to release him, after serving nine years of the minimum 33 year term. shepard smith will be covering today's hearing live starting right at the top of the next

the president live, just moments away on a "shepard smith reporting." we will see you then. >> julie: a lot going on today. a fox news alert. we are waiting president donald trump at the white house but he's expected to make a statement on health care at at 3:15. meanwhile, senate republicans are expected to vote sometime this week, as early as tomorrow to debate health care reform. enjoy me now here in the studio, jason chaffetz, former utah congressman, and fox news contributor. nice to see see you face-to-fa. let's talk about the awkward, and that is an understatement, back and forth between president trump attorney general and his statement. first saying, he would not hire them, had he known he would recuse himself from the russian investigation, and now he is calling him beleaguered industry. i want to read it first. why aren't the committees and events gears and of course our beleaguered ag looking into crooked hillary crimes in russia relations? is he trying to get jeff sessions to quite? >> this is a second time he's called out the attorney gene

and he's sheparding these convoys across the atlanta and basically says i think it's to the captain of who's sort of being questioned for firing on a u-bet that captain as long as i run this fleet, i'm going to dispute you doing something in self-defense. is well informed about what's going on and i think that it took a while to employ that part of tem, hat was just in terms of adequate defense forces, shepard them. so i'm not saying i give king a total pass on that, but i think one of those things that people sort of want to characterize king's record and based on that do and for my take at least, i'm kingof a the navy guys didn't think i was too rough, but perhaps i was. but i think at the end of the day the friction, the traditional army, navy rivalries, i think they've been overstated. i think there were people on both sides, macarthur's staff and nimtz's staff. ut i think that nimitz and macarthur once they got together -- just like halsey and macarthur really got along and embraced the bigger picture. macarthur once they got together -- just like halsey and macarthur really got a

i am a melissa francis, and coming up next is shepard smith. ♪ >> it is noon on the west coast, wheresaw the meeting that the world has been waiting for, president trump and the russian leader, vladimir putin, >> we have been discussing various things, i think it is going very well. >> and they say that the trump administration opened by confronting his russian counterpart against moscow's interference in our election, how did that go? this afternoon we found out. >> shepard: are the foreign hackers targeting american nuclear power plants, the damage that they could do and how security is trying to stop them. also, worried about robots

this is bbc news the playwright and hollywood actor sam shepard has died.s nominated for an academy award for best supporting actor for his portrayal of pilot chuck yeagar in the right stuff and received the pulitzer prize for drama in 1979 for his play buried child. he was seventy—three. and one of french cinema's biggest stars, jeanne moreau, died at her home in paris at the age of 89. the actress rose to fame in a series of roles in french new wave films of the 605. with me is our entertainment correspondent, lizo mzimba. he was one of america's great storytellers. if you look back at his career the things that really pushed through with those plays, all sorts of literature, he won the pulitzer prize and was tony nominated for some of his plays. he was a great storyteller that explored the nonprofit side of american life. he specialised in looking at things disillusionment and isolation and particularly families and americans living on the fringes of society. he carried those kind of themes through and is that the different way. he was one of the co—writ

with the sea shepard, i board the sea shepard ship. we go out there and save baby seals africa clubbed to death. we save the whales. we save the sharks from being mutilated. i just along the way do it all. i just find time to be able to do it along the way. it's a lot. i enjoy it. it's part of my lifestyle. it's not like i have so much time for business. i kind of do everything together. and it's very fulfilling. >> i would assume, correct me if i'm wrong. i assume that your star wood support even to this day for homeless causes. >> i was homeless twice in my life and it's not president anlt. i'm able to go down to places to mobile loafs and fishes. in los angeles where i was born and raised. tell them, i'm like you. i'm the 99% as well as the 1%. let me tell you how i did it. let me tell you how i overcame what did you. whether you live in the car or on the street, let's talk about it. let's talk about moving forward in life. yes, i participate. i think it's everyone's obligation to make your city where you came from, where you live n

. >>> playwright sam shepard has died. oscar-nominated actor and author passed away at his kentucky home from complications related to lou gehrig's disease. shepherd grew up on a california ranch and wrote a number of books, memoirs, short stories and plays. his play very child won the pulitzer prize for drama. as an actor, sam shepard was nominated for the right stuff, his most recent work in the series bloodline. sam shepard was 73. >>> home sales are up in the bay area not under half-million dollars. the sale of single-family homes listed at $500,000 or below fulfillment in % last month largely because there were so few on the market. the sales grew over 90% for homes over that price point even though availability may be at its lowest point ever. job growth and low rates have fueled demand. sale prices set a record high of $735,000 median price. >>> you can always rent but a new list shows oakland is one of the worst places to rent in the country. wallethub looked at 150 city sam brincks from the best to worst based on

here's shep. >> shepard: it's noon on the west coast. 3:00 in washington.the fall out for the latest revelation about donald trump jr.'s russian sit-down. american lobbyist confirmed that he attended a meeting at trump tower during the campaign. ahead, what we know about that lobbyist. his background, his admitted links to soviet military and russian spies and his reported connection to a global hacking case. also, what he says the president's son requested during that meeting. as president trump right now returns from his trip to paris, he's facing more headaches. lawmakers now asking whether the trump campaign worked with russian to distribute fake news stories befor

i'm gregg jarrett in for shepard smith. we're at logan airport where a car crashed into a crowd of people. ten patients have been rushed to nearby hospitals. we don't know the severity of the injuries. according to local media, the driver is on the scene. police telling the associated press, investigators are looking at possible operator error as the incident. laura ingle live with more. >> boston ems tweeting out they transported the people to area hospitals. we are trying to get a handle on the injuries. the massachusetts state police tweeting those injured have various degrees of injuries. you take a look at the scene. you can see the taxi on the curb or sidewalk. the taxi driver reportedly drove right into a group of people on porter street. this is in east boston near the logan airport. it's described as a taxi waiting and holding area. a law enforcement official telling fox that as of right now, this appears to be an accident and not related to terrorism. as you mentioned, the driver is cooperating and apparently stil

it was a lie directly from the president. >> shepard: huh.dent trump putting new pressure on republicans to get something done. he had quite a warning for one particular senator. the president also firing back after new reports he had a second conversation with the russian president, vladimir putin, what that we didn't know about and still don't know about.

he's swinging the bobcat from his forearm to save the german shepard.at's what a dog video is all about. >> greg: tomorrow i am not going to be here but if you want to see me, go to the paris resort in las vegas. i will be at freedom fast. speaking at the opening ceremonies with william shatner, kennedy will be there. freedomfast.com. omg. omg. the largest wine cork rolling down a hill and a man trying to stop it. >> all: oh! >> greg: he never recovered. he's fine. he's fine. >> kimberly: who does this? >> dana: we promote a lot of books on "the five." we've never promoted a 12-year-old author. my good friend from colorado. she's wanted to write a book's since she was little. i think at that joke, greg. ever since she was little, she wanted to write a book. she won a contest at her school. 28 pages long. my mom loved it. it's a mystery. it's available on amazon. she actually got a book published. congratulation, mckenzie jones. >> greg: dana? no, juan. >> juan: i'm very proud of you. the g.o.p. failure to repeal and replace obamacare is seen as a broken

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