. >> shepard: good afternoon from new york. i'm shepard smith. the bottom line on today's document according to the document, not the attorney general, is this. robert mueller reports he could not exonerate president trump. under department policy, he could not prosecute president trump. so the special counsel laid out all the evidence and all the facts. now it's up to congress to decide what happens next. setting aside the statements of the attorney general, here's some of the major take-aways from the 448 page mueller report. first, russia did interfere with the election. that was no hoax. the investigation found no evidence that any member of president trump's campaign team colluded with the russians. the trump campaign did attempt to get rival hillary clinton's private e-mails. but investigators found no evidence of a crime committed. there was not evidence of collusion between the trump campaign and moscow, the report concludes the campaign expected to benefit from the stolen information that the russians released. robert mueller's report do

shepard?to you. >> shepard: some fox news families babies trying to match their parents with their kids. doesn't mean much to you but funny to us. cute babies all around. the number of measles cases here in the united states has hit a new milestone. it's serious. we'll talk with a doctor about staying healthy. first, two guys in rogers arkansas appear to have invented the world's worst drinking game. the world's worst drinking game involves putting on a bulletproof vest and let your buddy shoot you with a 22. not kidding. police say they found out about this when one of the men showed up at a hospital with a bruise on his chest. he claimed he had been in a gun fight after someone paid him for protection. his wife then showed up and told the cops what she said really happened. that they got drunk, took turns shooting each other while wearing a bulletproof vest that is frowned upon in arkansas and everywhere else most likely. cops say they're each facing six years behind bars. fact is, every ins

shepard, back to you. >> shepard: steve harrigan, thanks. soldiers in sri lanka shooting it out with suspects believed to be linked to the easter sunday attacks that called 250 people. a military spokesman said the gun fire started as troops were raiding a building 200 miles east of the capitol. no update if the soldiers captured or killed the suspects. meantime, we're getting the first look inside st. anthony's. one of the church's terrorists targeted. you can see a pile of shoes and other belongings people left behind. streaks of blood, broken glass from bottles and pews toppled over. catholic leaders cancelling all sunday masses over further notices over concerned that terrorists could be targeting their congregations. the government urging muslims to pray at home instead of masks. u.s. embassy officials say pee should stay away from all places of worship in sri lanka this weekend. vice presidential candidate -- the presidential candidate, joe biden, former vice president, bringing in lots of cash. have you heard what he's raised in the 2

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shepard? >> shepard: william la jeunesse. this urgent just in. the health department forcing two schools in new york city to close down because of the measles outbreak. health officials say the school violated the department's orders to keep out students that haven't proven that they have been vaccinated. it's been the worst year for measles in 25 years now after the feds declare they eliminated the disease in the year 2000. since october, there's been 423 confirmed cases. the former vice president joe biden hitting the campaign trail. a live look coming up here. there it is. that's a union hall in pittsburgh, p.a. black and yellow! . he's set to hold his first rally since announcing his presidential bid. we'll have a live report for you coming up. ♪ ozempic®! ♪ (announcer) people with type 2 diabetes are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than seven and maintained it. oh! under seven? and you may lose weight. in the same one-year

>> shepard: trace gallagher live. thanks. speak at the white house. it's a nascar event. we're expecting he will mention the crisis in venezuela as well. that coverage next. ates are proy gonna double. but dad, you've got allstate. with accident forgiveness they guarantee your rates won't go up just because of an accident. smart kid. indeed. are you in good hands? (♪) audible members get free fitness and wellness programs to transform your mind and body. download the audible app and start listening today. (♪) my dbut now, i take used tometamucil every day.sh it traps and removes the waste that weighs me down, so i feel lighter. try metamucil, and begin to feel what lighter feels like. >> shepard: you a nascar fan? there's a nascar event at the white house in a couple minutes. the president will participate and we expect him to comment on venezuela as well. scheduled to begin right now. so any minute now. former vice president joe biden is calling on congress to further investigate president trump. he said this morning on good

shepard? >> shepard: thank you. a u.s.an embassy overseas is talking extradition. and iran warning the united states to be ready for the consequences after the white house rolled out a new plan to cut off iran's oil sales. that's ahead. first, stocks slipping after a record-setting day. yesterday the nasdaq and the s&p closed at all-time highs. while the nasdaq hit their highest levels ever today, things are turned to the red. gerri willis is live at the new york stock exchange. gerri? parentally we lost her. we'll work on your microphone and get the news together at the break. the nature of a virus is to change. move. mutate. today, life-changing technology from abbott is helping hunt them down at their source. because the faster we can identify new viruses, the faster we can get to stopping them. the most personal technology, is technology with the power to change your life. life. to the fullest. >> shepard: gerri's mic is working now. how is the dow? >> it's down 22 points. yesterday we had new highs. today just flirtin

>> shepard: thanks, alicia. owns a house that looks like it's out of the flint stones is fighting back and lawyering up. here's the house. her town in california sued her calling her property an eye sore and a public nuisance. you decide. she's now accused the town of harassment. trace gallagher has more. >> hi, shep. the flint stone house is owned by florence fang. she used to publish the san francisco examiner. she didn't build it. it happened in 1976 by an architect ex-sparementing with new materials. she bought it and has modified it. along with the steps and the columns, there's statues of dinosaur. the city doesn't want the he's a taken down. just want the new additions removed and now seeing mrs. fang but she has no intention of taking anything down and hired a former mayoral candidate to file a counter lawsuit. watch. >> is it really about dino, fred, wilma or betty? is it really about that? or is it about treating mrs. fang differently because she has a dream? and because she's chinese and because this

>> shepard: thanks, rich. celebrity lawyer michael avenatti is in trouble yet again and this time it involves the ex of an nba player. but first, new information in the murders of two girls. police are now releasing new video of the suspected killer which one of the young victims captured on her own cell phone just before he murdered her. that's next. veteran families know what it means to serve. renting. moving. renting again. stop renting. let newday's operation home help you buy a home with no down payment and not one dollar out of pocket for closing costs. with automatic authority from the va, newday can say yes when banks say no. so stop renting. start looking. now when you walk into an open house and say "this is the one" ...it really can be. -eo#i84rnk;útúa"k7 back then, we checked our zero times a day. times change. eyes haven't. that's why there's ocuvite. screen light... sunlight... longer hours... eyes today are stressed! but ocuvite has vital nutrients to help protect them. ocuvite. eye nutrition f

troop presence, shepard. >> shepard: steve harrigan live in kabul tonight.new study reveals how many teenagers are killed by people they were dating. jacqui heinrich spoke to the lead author of the study that says this is a public health crisis. plus, the final living american pilot from the team that first raided japan after pearl harbor has died. but before he did, he spoke about his mission. we'll hear from him coming up. and three weeks from today, fox news channel, this just in, will host a town hall with the 2020 democratic candidate amy klobuchar. bret baier and martha maccallum will co-host. that's on fox news channel. because seasons change but true character doesn't. wow, you've outdone yourself this time. hey, what're neighbors for? it's beautiful. run with us. search "john deere x300" for more. what do all these people have in common, limu?oug [ paper rustling ] exactly, nothing. they're completely different people, that's why they need customized car insurance from liberty mutual. they'll only pay for what they need! [ gargling ] [ coins hitting

hi, hillary. >> hi, shepard.ebook and google saying today that fighting hate speech is a lot harder than it looks because what may be considered hate speech in one country may not be in another country. they also can't take down comments just because someone is saying something offensive and they also have to protect free speech while also trying to protect users from being attacked with hate speech. >> content can fit in a gray area. it comes against the line. may be offensive but does not violate youtube's policies. >> it's a constant tension that we wrestle with daily. we try to strike the balance. >> they're using technology though to help the fight. artificial intelligence, facebook alone, has a 30,000 person army whose sole job is to police this content. as you mentioned, we saw it in action. the comment section on youtube's live stream was disabled because of hate speech, shep. >> shepard: what are lawmakers saying about this particular hearing? >> both republican and democratic lawmakers saying that think

shepard?> shepard: wow. steve harrigan live for us. looks like one of president trump's closest allies, benjamin netanyahu will stay in power after a close and ugly election. netanyahu's challenger now conceding defeat. that means benjamin netanyahu is on track to become the longest serving leader in israel's history despite multiple corruption scandals he's facing. jonathan hunt reporting live in jerusalem. jonathan? >> shep, with netanyahu almost certain to put together a right-wing coalition, one of the big questions is, what does it mean for the peace process between israel and the palestinians. if netanyahu is beholden to the right wing, it will be difficult to move forward again. the trump administration is due to present their own peace proposal plans very soon, perhaps by june. president trump of course has been a big supporter of prime minister netanyahu and today he sounded optimistic. listen here. >> so the fact that bb won, we'll see good action in terms of peace. look, everyone sa

history tv, all weekend, every weekend, on c-span3. 1900s,er: in the early james edward shepard founded a north carolina college in durham, which evolved into what is now north carolina central university. florida a&m professor reginald ellis is the author of "between washington and dubois: racial politics of james edward shepard." in this interview recorded at the annual american historical association meeting, he talked about shepard's involvement in education and politics. his impact on north carolina, and how he navigated the jim crow era. this is about 20 minutes. >> reginald ellis, professor at florida a&m university, let's talk about this gentleman, the racial politics of james edward shepard. who was he? >> dr. shepard was an individual who was born and raised of a father who was a prominent african-american minister in the state of north carolina, his parents were individuals who actually came out of the institution of slavery and ended up thriving as prominent african-americans in the state of north carolina. dr. shepard goes on to receive an advanced education at what's now c

good afternoon from fox news, i'm shepard smith. now on fox television stations which are joining us across america. the scenes which you are seeing on your screen now reverberating across the united states, paris, france, around the world. notre dame is burning to the ground. the famed cathedral in the heart of paris began with a small fire, we believe, in a construction area in the rear of the facility just about 2:40 ago. for reasons which we do not yet know, that fire spread and did so quickly. eventually engulfed the upper parts of notre dame. then we watched the spire atop it completely engulfed in flames before it was burned beyond recognition. the upper floors of notre dame have largely been charred and reduced to nothing more than the stilts along the frame. and whatever was inside the treasures of france up in smoke along with this grand cathedral that was built more than 850 years ago today. for context, benjamin haddid works in the french consulate in dc. french media is reporting people crying in the streets and the gov

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. >> shepard: it's 3:00 on the east coast. i'm shepard smith. the answer to the question is, what the president is talking about is in fact illegal. moments ago, the president talked about the idea to take undocumented immigrants and release them to sanctuary cities where democrats are in charge. nancy pelosi calls that idea disrespectful and an idea unworthy of the presidency. president trump tweeted today and i'm quoting, due to the fact that democrats are unwilling to change our dangerous immigration laws, we are indeed as reported giving strong consideration to placing illegal aliens into sanctuary cities only. the white house asked immigration officials whether this would be possible. here's the answer. u.s. immigration officials under president trump responded that doing so would be illegal. "the washington post" first reported that president trump is considering this proposal during his ongoing battle with democrats over funding for his border wall. sanctuary cities are communities and states that do cooperate with federal authorities. fi

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>> shepard: thanks. sources tell fox news that the former vice president joe biden will announce this thursday that he is running for the white house and make his first appearance as an official candidate next week on monday in pittsburgh. peter doocy reporting. live in washington. peter? >> joe biden is set to become 2020's 20th candidate. he will explain why he's the best bet to topple trump. he heads to pennsylvania, which trump won for a campaign event at a union hall in pittsburgh on monday. he plans to quickly go public with a long list of high profile endorsements. there's no indication that barack obama who he serves as v.p. is ready to back biden. the 76-year-old flirted with a campaign in 2016 as hillary clinton struggled and never announced anything and continuing grieving if loss of his son in private, this will be biden's third official bid. the first time he ran in 1988, he boughed out before the caucuses amid a plagiarism. the next time he ran, he boughed out after a poor showing in the io

i'm shepard smith in new york.ur coverage continues on "your world" with neil cavuto. >> neil: an inconceivable moment on a day of the historic proportions. while in were thinking tax day, to if world, a taxing situation and iconic institution that has been reduced to rubble. welcome. i'm neil cavuto. this is "your world." if you look at the top ten destinations sites for tourists around the world, the notre dame cathedral would be on the list. in europe, it's among the top five. 13 to 18 million people visit it a year. thousands of special masses

. >> shepard: it's 3:00 on the east coast. noon in yuma, arizona where the homeland security secretary, kirstjen nielsen is visiting the border as president trump backs off his threat to shut down the border this week. the new warning and updated deadline for mexico ahead. and we're waiting for the chicago police union to make what it calls an announcement about kim foxx. she's the prosecutor whose office dropped all charges against the actor, jussie smollett. today is the deadline for smollett to pay the city for the cost of his case. reporting begins now. some breaking news. we begin with these pictures coming to us at a hostage situation in a subject bosch of atlanta, this is stockbridge, georgia, henry county, georgia. police here say it started with what appeared to be a domestic incident of some sort. according to the local newspaper, henry county newspaper, they call it the henry herald, police came out to call about an unresponsive woman. while an officer was checking her out, somebody opened fire. when another officer

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>> shepard: harris, thanks.ing to watch the split screen feed of a site that is really almost impossible to imagine. if you have been to paris and seen this marvel of architecture, and really a relic of paris and world history, it is hard to believe that we are listening. the spire atop the cathedral of notre dame i notre dame is burning, and no doubt will soon collapse. much of notre dame is engulfed in flames. inexplicably, and with no information, no water is being put on this building. in the heart of paris, as we approach them down, in the city of lights, notre dame is burnin burning. and no one, so far, has been able to begin the process of putting it out. the original word came more than two hours ago, there had been fired. there was construction is there so often is at notre dame, and the construction site was believed to be the spot where the initial fire began to burn. that was the first word we received in the very early go. my goodness, as you can see, this fire has fully engulfed notre dame. while i

dax shepard ready to move to midwest. >> i have a wife ♪ >>> i'm going to do a little tv show, maybed of it. "the marvelous mrs. maisel." >> sterling k. brown broke the news himself. he will appear in season three of the hit amazon prime series. i'm so excited. >> i know you're excited. i want everybody to see who actually made this happen. >> i understand you want him on "marvelous mrs. maisel"? >> yes, i do. i would give anything to have this one on "marvelous mrs. maisel." >> i would go crazy. >> can we broker a deal right here right now? >> i'm in. i'm >> thank you. >> deal. >> making things happen. >> i'm not one to brag because special things happen on that "entertainment tonight" platform. >>> more tv news. "american idol" is down to the top ten contestants, but the moment everyone is taking about lionel richie goes rogue. ♪ shine bright like a diamond >> lionel, what did you think of that performance? >> um, night after night this kid is crushing it. i had a spiritual moment. this is an entertainer. and where an entertainer belongs, follow me, young man. >> he's taking him to

. >> alan shepard, who was he? first man in space about 15 minutes. in 1961. >> fifteen minutes questioning. >> as 15 minutes. it was a big deal because a few months earlier within -- the soviets had been beat us in some areas we had to get some and answer and alan shepard. >> he was the first american in space. describe his voyage. >> this was back in a time when these were small nose capsules on top of inter- continental missiles they were meant to deliver nuclear warheads. people cannot believe that somebody would strap themselves on top of this and get in one of these records. they grew up with frightening regularity. and of course they did not know back then what space and what weightlessness would do to a human. they thought maybe it would do something to your brain, pass out, or get all spacey and weird. they had names for it. but it was considered a true hero what happened. >> how high up did he go? >> maybe a hundred miles or hundred 25 miles. spent many nights in space. space starts about 60 miles up and came right down. >> rated healing? >>

i trace gallagher in for shepard smith. have a solemn and prayerful good friday.s are digging in even though the mueller report is already well out. democrats demanding every word of it. democrat -- republicans demanding to see what started it. jerry nadler firing off a subpoena today demanding the release of the full mueller report, redactions and all and any evidence. republicans are vowing to get to the bottom of the investigation of the investigation. so are we really going to get all of this in due time here? or is this dragging on for many

. >> shepard smith on the fox newsdesk.g issues in israel, where the polls are about to close. the big question, will the prime minister, benjamin netanyahu stay in power? and word of a major medicare scam targeting american senior citizens. and the feds say it cost taxpayers about a billion dollars. plus, bad to worse for aunt becky. new charges against lori laughlin and a dozen others. that's coming up on shepard smith reporting. >> dana: attorney general william barr says a verge of the mueller report will be reversed to the public within a week, explaining the portions redacted will be color coded to indicate why. he was also asked about the fbi's conduct with regard to the original russia probe. >> i am reviewing the conduct of the investigation and trying to get my arms around all the aspects of the counter intelligence investigation that was conducted during the summer of 2016. obviously, if there's a predicate for an investigation, it will be conducted. >> dana: joining me now, columnist for the wall street journal.

he's leading -- >> shepard: he started with the charlottesville thing and it upset people. if you listen into the interview, it doesn't -- there's parts that president trump says hey, you know what? i'm not talking about these separatists. some folks are wondering if he should have come into this race with a more optimistic look. it's going to be about president trump's character, a twitter war? what -- >> it's going to be all of it. when it's president trump, you really have nothing that is out of bounds. i think though where you're right is if he goes for the working class, if he campaigns on jobs, economic and equality, that's the way to go. >> shepard: hold on. let's dip into this l.a. presser. ready to start. let's take a listen. >> the i.e.d.s were not actual bombs. they were inert devices provided by the fbi that posed no danger to the public. they were delivered by a person mr. domingo thought was a confederate but was an uncover law enforcement officer. i want to emphasize, there's no ongoing threat to the public related to this matter. there are no known co-conspi

. >> shepard: and don't kiss bugs. >> that's it. >> shepard: the final bell is ringing about now. it's been a down day. not bad. all the best in business begins now on "your world" with neil cavuto. >> neil: thank you. i want to show you something going on in mexico as we speak. the latest images. we have new video that shows how mexican authorities crack down on a migrant wave going on in their country. they round them up on a big train and they're successful at rounding them up. here's the problem for us. they're on their way here. we don't know how to deal with them. there's quite a few of them. so mexico cracking down and we're at a loss to figure out what is up. jonathan hunt with the latest on that. jonathan? >> we're getting new and disturbing video today by cost toms and border protection. let's show you the video first. officials say it was reported on the arizona-mexico border saturday night. a group of men, two of whom are armed with automatic or semiautomatic weapons, pull up in a truck and a woman and a young boy with them. they walk up to the border. the armed men st

instarts with alan shepard spring of 1861. it goes until gus grissom. write about all of the mercury astronauts. all of the seven mercury astronauts. six of them got to go on mercury emissions. up and down. glenn, you are starting to do orbits of the earth, but it is still solo astronaut. brian: project gemini, 1962 to 1966. doug: jack kennedy never live to see gemini astronaut go into space. that happened during lyndon johnson's watch. astronauts put two into space. you are partnered up. you try to do rendezvous docking exercises, spacewalking, and the like. it was successful. old mercury and gemini were very successful. you list apollo as being 1960 to 1962. doug: apollo is created. the problem we have with apollo is apollo [laughter] one in which it blows up in 1967 at cape canaveral and three of our astronauts perished. i knew we would have a space accident, but who thought it would happen on a launch pad. we always that we could bring them back from outer space. that starts to make people wonder about the funding. one of the things in my book to un

i'm trace gallagher in for shepard smith. that's ahead this hour.

i learned about acting from sam shepard. i got direct his work.true west" fm because phil h had done it so well. john c. reilly.ma >> jimmyovich. >> malkovich, sinise. you know, a big part of why i wanted to be an actor. and so i never wanted to do it myself. 'cause i didn't know if i could handle those ghosts. but i said to the guy directing it, i said, "well, who do you see as austin?" he said, "ll, i really like that actor paul dano." i said, "hey, i know him."ok and i ut my phone. and i said, "hey, buddy, call me back. it's something big. i'm not calling you to go to benefit. i'm not calling you to babysit my kids. i'm calling, i got something big." and he said he got the text over the ocean and knew immediately -- he's like, "oh, ethan wants me to do 'true west.'" >> jimmy: really? >> yeah, isn't that weird? >> jimmy: wow. so not only did you act in the play, you also cast the play. >> well, i didn't cast -- he casted, i texted it. i make deals happen, jimmy. >> jimmy: you crushed it, buddy. i got to just read this.ar and don't be essed or pl

. >> shepard: or lack of it. >> lack of it. rushing to give it back to you. >> shepard: kristina, thanks a lot. wall street is going to end on an upnote today and neil cavuto will have all the details starting right now. ♪ ♪ >> neil: all right. they are not racking to getting fox business these super heros are separating the weekend's opening of the avengers and they are not alone. what they are really separatinrealcelebrating is an y that is back with a vengeance. welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto and this is "your world." you are going to have to work with me, america. anyway, the former vice president joe biden is making the 2020 presidential campaign all about dumping president trump. he could be a tough sell at the corner of wall and broad with an economy that's anything but in the dumps. get to it with deirdre bolton what has the economy going. kevin at the white house and how responding. and a look at whether all the 2020 democrats, including joe biden should be worrying. we begin now with deidre. what's going on here?

. >> shepard smith on the fox newsdesk.ne of our nation's news heroes died alone at the age of 97. robert graham was his name. a decorated vet of world war ii. but he spent his last days in a nursing home after his wife of 60 years had died. so today, one young woman who knew his story made it her mission to give him the sendoff he deserved. and we'll bring it to you when the news continues on the next hour on fox news. >> dana: troops headed to the southern border. a u.s. defense official telling fox news the pentagon is making plans but some rules may be changed first. jennifer griffin explains from the pentagon. >> reporter: according to a senior administration official, the president could nominate acting defense secretary patrick shanahan to be defense secretary sometime in the coming four days. as early as today so it could give the senate time to confirm shanahan before he travels to asia for a big upcoming defense conference at the end of may. decision comes a day after the pentagon inspector general cleared the for

. >> i'm ed henry in for shepard smith. from california, where president trump has just landed on his way to the southern border. we're expecting to hear from the president after he said he's not ruling out closing the border down at some point in the future. we'll have it for you live on shepard smith reporting. >> dana: thumbs down to social media. in a new nbc wall street journal poll, they said they really like tpeus facebook and twitter and other platforms. nearly 60% call it divisive. 60% don't trust facebook at all to protect personal information. so will people stop using it? i guess we'll see. several 2020 democratic contenders taking their message to an audience of minority voters today. bernie sanders, kamala harris among those speaking at the national conference. >> reporter: hi, dana. look, reverend jesse jackson is speaking right now. what i can say, every 2020 presidential candidate who spoke to black voters at this convention agreed on two things. one, they would support a bill from congress woman sheila jac

. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ >> shepard: now a look at other stories.sted connected to the church fires in louisiana. he could face 45 years in prison if connected. and the military supporting omari al-bashir has overthrow him. and pays respects to nipsey hussle. a live look at his public memorial service in los angeles. he was killed while standing outside out his clothing store. a spring storm packing quite a bunch. dumping a foot of snow in minnesota. matt finn is live in minneapolis. what happened? >> dana, so far this storm has been dangerous and nasty. we've experienced hail, snow, sleet. the worst has been this wind. the national weather service now reporting winds up to 58 miles an hour here in minnesota. things are moving okay. the minnesota state patrol is reporting new accidents all across the state warning people not to drive. right now, there's reports of several jackknifed semis along i-94 near clearwater and st. cloud and the minnesota department of public department of public safety tweeting power lines down, snapped in half and widespre

i'm ed henry in for shepard smith. we begin with president trump making the trip to the southern border. this comes after pulling off of his threat to shut it down. now the president says it could happen the next year. the president set to take part in a roundtable at a border patrol station in california just minutes from now to flesh out details about his plan. the small border city is east of san diego two hours. he's landed. fellow republicans have warned that sealing off the border would be a economic disaster. earlier today, the president said the option was on the table if mexico does not do a better job of stopping migrants from entering america. >> i never changed my mind at all. i may shut it down at some point. i'd rather do tariffs. so mexico, i have to say, has been very, very good. you know that, over the last four days. i talk about shutting down the border. if they continue that, everything will be fine. if they don't, we'll tariff their cars at 25% coming into the united states. >> ed: the president ad

. >> shepard smith at the fox newsdesk.or prescription bust stretching across some of the states the opioid epidemic has hit the worst. details top of the hour as the news continues on fox news channel. >> dana: all right. some mainstream democrats want to stop bernie sanders before the convention, fearing he'll split the race, leaving the party without a clear front runner. former dnc official telling the new york times if i had to bet today that we'll get to milwaukee and not have a nominee. the dnc communications director joins me now. so good to have you on the show. let me play something that bernie sanders said in his race and tell me if there's a grievance there that's turned into resentment. watch. >> secretary clinton had 500 superdelegates lined up behind her before the first vote was casted in iowa. that seems to be dumb and unfair. well, that process has been changed. we want to hear from is not political insiders and campaign kreubgt contributor. we want to hear from people in iowa and pennsylvania. they should

i'm trace gallagher in for shepard smith. that's ahead this hour. >> president trump contradicting a former white house later's testimony in the mueller report. the president said he never told white house con se-- counsel to fire robert mueller. mcgahn said mueller has to go and call me back when you do it. the report continues. mcgahn understood the president to be saying that the special counsel had to be removed by rosenstein. that would be rod rosenstein. the house judiciary committee chairman democrat jerry nadler of new york has subpoenaed mcgahn to testify next month, but president trump is promising to fight it. john roberts reporting live at the white house. john? >> trace, good afternoon thou. it's unclear why the president decided that he was going to talk about his conversations with don mcgahn on twitter this morning. the white house has been behind the scenes crafting what they believe will be a strong case to try to keep mcgahn away from capitol hill by exerting and asserting executive privilege. the president

. >> i'm trace gallagher in for shepard smith. absolutely pathetic. that's what a dad says a teacher wrote on his second grader's assignment and giving the little boy a frowny face. now dad wants her fired and 12,000 are backing him. that petition coming up when i fill in or "shepard smith reporting." >> dana: fishing for victory part of today's campaign trail mix. senator warren splashing out big bucks for staff. the hill reporting she spent nearly $2 million on 160 hiring since january. kamala harris getting early support for major fund raisers that backed hillary clinton and president obama and pete butte judge saying if he wins the white house, he would like to rock out with the band fish. and 2020 candidate michael bennett has been given a clean bill of health following surgery. he announced that he was diagnosed with prostate cancer. he underwent surgery this weekend and said doctors told him he doesn't need further treatment and would return to work after the recess. great news. one new mexico county has declared a state of emergency after a gr

. >> shepard: it's 3:00 on the east coast. noon on the west coast.e workers could soon be able to bring their babies to work. supporters say it will save parents lots of money and they won't miss their kids big moment. but critics ask, you're going to have your baby at work? how will you get anything done? and if a man can go topless, why not a woman? that's the question from a teacher who says her boss fired her over a selfie. >> what is wrong with my image? it's my breasts, my chest, my body. it's something that should be celebrated. >> shepard: how didn't a student end up with the photo? reporting begins now.

. >> shepard: it's 3:00 on the east coast. i'm shepard smith. the question is, what the president is talking about is in fact illegal. moments ago, the president talked about the idea to take undocumented immigrants and release them to sanctuary cities where democrats are in charge. nancy pelosi calls that idea disrespectful and an idea unworthy of the presidency. president trump tweeted today and i'm quoting, due to the fact that democrats are unwilling to change our dangerous immigration laws, we are indeed as reported giving stron

it starts with alan shepard in spring of 1861. it goes until gus grissom. i write about all of the mercury astronauts. all of the seven mercury astronauts. six of them got to go on mercury emissions. deke slayton did not get to go. up and down. of course, with glenn, you are starting to do orbits of the earth, but it is still solo astronaut. brian: project gemini, 1962 to 966. doug: jack kennedy never live to see gemini astronaut go into space. that happened during lyndon johnson's watch. that was to put two astronauts into space. you are partnered up. you try to do rendezvous docking exercises, spacewalking, and the like. it was successful. both mercury and gemini were he very successful programs. brian: you list apollo as being 1960 to 1962. doug: apollo is created. the problem we have with apollo is apollo one in which it blows up in 1967 at cape canaveral and three of our astronauts erished. james webb head ofs in aive said, i knew we'd have a space accident, but who thought it would happen on the launch pad? we always that we could bring them back from

from dax shepard and kristen bell dressing like the "game of thrones" characters in this hilarious videorad pitt bidding $120,000 to watch an episode with emilia clarke and kit harington, and losing, stars are just as obsessed as we are. >> i'm a huge "game of thrones" fan. >> they don't hold anything back. there's no mercy with the characters. i mean, anybody can go. >> the show that made these fresh faces stars, is also all about girl power. >> all men must die, but we are not men. >> there's a huge amount in store for khalissi. she kind of takes badass to another level basically. >> look at my face. it's the last thing you'll see before you die. >> anybody can be killed. >> winter is here. >> when we started on the tv series, we kind of weren't sure whether peopitnd it turns out p rprises.violence. but let's be honest, there are also a lot of beautiful men. we see you, jason, kit and richard. as for the sexy nikolaj coster-waldau, he told us the one thing he wants to steal from the set. >> what do you want? >> i want my golden hand. it's going to be an ashtray in the house. we don't h