>> shepard: it is.bout how special thanksgivings are, and then an amazing moment with mrs. ford, watch list. >> for martha and her board, running an nfl franchise is not limited to just game day. >> good morning. we have meetings two or three times a week during the season. we are at training camp together, so that we can talk about players that we see. it is just such a big part of our lives. i don't know where it begins or ends. >> i just want to say first that it was quite a big game. this will be a happy evening. >> [laughs] >> i'm so impressed by the way that she handles things, runs the team. it is involved. she was out at practice last week and 90 something degrees, stood out there the full practice. i mean, in better shape than a couple of the players out there. >> shepard: i have never heard him say so much. >> and smile so much. [ding] just so people know, mrs. ford is a great example, her husband died at 88, they got married when she was 19. she was a firestone tire eris, mirroring bill ford,

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we're not done with this season. >> shepard: thanks, rick. as hurricane dorian crawls towards florida, folks in palm beach county are getting tropical force wind gusts. ellison barber reporting live in jupiter beach in the northern end of the county. hi, ellison. >> hi, shep. yeah, right now this area where we're in, there is a storm surge and hurricane warning. sort of right on the edge of where that warning beginning and ends. at 11:00 a.m. this morning, the national weather service limited the storm surge warning for areas south of jupiter inlet, which we're near. this is the edge of where things are expected to pick up when dorian makes its way closer to the united states. you can see some of what we're dealing with behind me here, waves have come in -- rain has come in waves. the waves obviously picking up as the wind moves closer and as the wind gets stronger. i saw one person, they had come down to the beach. they took a video of the water. they said the video doesn't do it justice. these waves are angry. that's a really good way to de

>> shepard: thanks, trace.nt arrested in the college admissioned scandal accused of paying $400,000 to get her son to ucla as a fake soccer recruit. she's the 52nd person charged. prosecutors say the mom funneled the money into a bogus charity set up by the scheme's mastermind, rick singer that made a phony recruiting profile. investigators say ucla accepted her son last year and gave him a soccer scholarship. the university soccer coach has pleaded not guilty. the desperate house wives actress felicity huffman was sentenced to 14 days in prison after she admitted to rigging her daughter's sat score. lori laughlin and her husband are fighting their charges. the feds accused them of paying $500,000 to get their daughter into the university of southern california as fake recruits for the crew team. facebook is releasing new details about a plan to create a supreme court as they put it that could overrule the ceo mark zuckerberg. the company reports this oversight board will have up to 40 members. and they will be

up next, shepard smith. >> shepard: 3:00 in the east, noon in the west. reporting begins with hurricane dorian. it spins up the east coast. right now the carolinas are in the crosshairs of this deadly category two storm. hundreds of thousands of people are right now without power from georgia to north carolina. the historic port city of charleston is getting the worst at the moment. city officials say dangerous winds have knocked over some 150 trees at last report. power lines are down and sparking as i speak. heavy rains and storm surge have flooded roads. dozens of roads are closed. with high tide hitting about an hour ago, flooding could be worse than expected. though at the moment, everyone on the ground seems to think it's not at the high range, high end of the range. we'll see when we see. joint base charleston had ordered personnel and their families to evacuate. forecasts say the recorded wind gusts up to 92 miles an hour at charleston harbor. one woman says her family is taking the storm very seriously. >> you have to think about your family, rea

>> shepard: you have a store there?ve a store there? >> yes, we have a store here. >> shepard: so you're standing at your store. >> yes. behind the counter. then i see a lot of people running towards the exit. we are located near sears. i heard a lot of bang and all that, shots fired. >> shepard: you heard shots fired sir? >> yes. >> shepard: go on. >> and i heard about maybe three or four shots, at least four. people running and saying run, run, run. and then the security came. before the procedure, we put the gates down. then the mall security came by to tell those that didn't have the gates down to put the gates down. and then they ask shoppers to leave. then i saw the police and other state troopers with guns in their hand, looked like machine guns in their hand. they were asking people to leave. they're still around looking for the person. that's about it. the mall is quiet. everybody is down. >> shepard: do you know if shots were fired by a police or by a suspect? >> should be suspect. there was nobody around. the

tony, thanks. >> thank you. >> shepard: is vaping safe? >> vaping, we know from scientists, is that vaping is safer than smoking cigarettes. >> shepard: no, it isn't. actually that's not true. because i have a google machine and access to the research, which is worse, smoking or vaping? e-cigarette vapor may not result in an obvious mall or the traditional smoke cigarettes, hasn't negative impact on air quality, especially when vaping indoors. no long-term studies to back up claims that vapor from e-cigarette is less harmful than conventional smoke. why do you push that? >> that's what public health england, the royal college of physicians. >> shepard: we don't live in england. >> american cancer society says e-cigarette fall on the risk spectrum closer to the patch and gum and laws lozenge than they do to cigarettes. >> american lung association says "e-cigarette's are not safe and can cause irreversible lung damage and lung disease." that's what they said. >> that's what the lung association says. the cancer society says something differ

>> shepard: thanks, molly. live in boston.ll have a fox news update on facebook watch. it's a minute's long news cast online with some unique content that streams live on the facebook watch home page. just a few minutes from now. once it's concluded, it's available to you any time on demand. this is a partnership with facebook. fox news is solely responsible for the content and it's really available for you there any time. there's one every morning and one every afternoon just about this time. should news break out, we'll bake in. breaking news changes everything on fox news channel. lots to come here. waiting for more reaction outside the closed door hearing with the senate intel committee. the chairman mark warner has still not come out yet. we're expecting to hear from some of them, potentially, and of course neil cavuto will have coverage throughout the afternoon on that. the final bell is about to ring on the corner of wall and broad. stocks are off today. only about .3 points. down 74 at the moment. looks like 18 of the

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>> shepard: thanks, rich.cutors are now accusing an american citizen, a man from new jersey, of working on behalf of hezbollah terrorists and scouting targets a tack inside new york city. they announced the indictment saying the suspect joineded me what in the mid 90s and came to the united states legally where he became an american citizen. prosecutors say he secretly kept working for his terrorist buddies and carried out surveillance here in new york. scouting out targets including the empire state building, times square and the statue of liberty and checking out bridges and weaknesses and how attacks could do the most damage. we don't know how investigators caught him and we haven't heard how he may be defending himself against these charges. again, they were announced minutes ago. continuing coverage throughout the day. there's another major vape bust. this time in phoenix. cops there say they have uncovered more than 1,000 illegal cartridges and some could be tied to the vapes killing people. coming up, a

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shepard smith.we're going to move as quickly as we can. >> this is expeditious. >> i want to see the committee through to a full investigation. >> we will have a calendar from the arbiter but we do -- there's -- it doesn't have to drag on. >> neil: no need to worry about dragging on. what is the need for speed? democrats pushing for a quick impeachment probe. looking to wrap up hearings before the holidays. why the big rush? big show. welcome. i'm neil cavuto. mike emanuel on capitol hill where it looked like

hello, mike. >> hi, shepard. one observation that we're making as we're getting the outer bands, we're two hours past high tide. if you look at the savannah river, the water is not going down. it's staying where it was. we're getting rain that increases and decreases. we're getting some gusts of winds from the outer bands. the concern is the water and the amount of people that decided to ride this out in tybee island and the other coastal areas. highway 80, which connects the mainland to the barrier islands, that's under water. the real concern will come around 1:30 a.m. when it's high tide again. the eye of the storm, which is to the south and east will be closer at that point. there's every indication the connecting roads with the barrier islands will be under water. something the governor stresses, the people that haven't made a break for will be on their own. >> we're very worried especially about the barrier islands, getting cut off if we have the storm surges at the same time the hurricanes coming through a

she's not ticking the engine. >> shepard: judge pa poll >> shepar >> shepard: felicity huffman must reportto others in the courtroom and felicity huffman i wish you look and huffman said, thank you, your, honor and that was that. should she in your estimation come forward and say something now or have another moment of contrition or what would be your advice? >> i don't think the press conference thing is appropriate at all. it opens up a whole pandora's box. release a statement. do the time. quickly do it and if she chooses she will have an opportunity to be cast in probably some pretty good roles. >> shepard: we're expecting felicity huffman and others to walk through the doors in a moment. we'll stand by for that. trace galler with information on where she'll be housed. >> you heard molly line she prefers to be housed in the all-womens facility in northern california. that's the closest all-female prison and she lives in southern california and she'll have to report by october 25. if she gets her way and goes to dublin. it's an all-women's prison. 1200 people is the capacity and there's

something is going to have to give. >> shepard: william la jeunesse live in los angeles.e will have fox news update on facebook watch. it is a minute long newscast online with unique content that streamlines -- streams live. you will begin a few minutes. once it's concluded, it's available anytime on demand. this newscast is a partnership that fox news has with facebook watch. fox news a solar responsible for its content and its production. okay, the final bell will ring shortly on wall street. the dow having a pretty good day. it's been up about half a point for much of the day, now up 126 tics. most of the dow 30 are now in the green. "your world" with neil cavuto is coming up in just a moment on fox news channel. ♪ >> neil: welcome, everyone. glad to have you. i'm neil cavuto. glad to have you as we show off our brand-new look. even as we report the impeachment fight, we are on that. forget about how long it drags out. what's remarkable is how quickly it's moving forward. we've got you covered with a guy who's been there and done that when he was guiding bill clinton t

thank you very much. >> shepard: there you have it. biden, discussing the allegations against him which have indeed been proven baseless, at least at this point. remember it was joe biden's son who worked for a company that had dealings in the ukraine and the vice president later came forward and said we stopped at the eight payments to the ukraine and many of those who are on the side of the president have said it, there it is, there is the proof that joe biden has at least not acted improperly. but that's just not the case. the case is there is a corrupt prosecutor in the ukraine and much of the world is trying to get this prosecutor ousted. the prosecution would do away with the money and that was something around a billion dollars. so the europeans were pressing, many of the european nations, the united states was pressing and all putting pressure on the ukraine to get rid of this corrupt prosecutor. eventually the ukrainian leader got rid of the corrupt prosecutor and, after that, the money was released to the ukrainian that were

. >> dana: the train is about to run into shepard's show. i'm dana perino. here is shep. >> shepard: we begin with breaking news as we wait to hear from president trump minutes from now we are told on a day that could shape the rest of his presidency in the course of the nation. this morning transcript of a phone call released by the white house clearly shows president trump as a foreign leader, the ukrainian president, to do him a favor and investigate his political rival, joe biden, head of the 2020 presidential election. days before asking for the favor, president trump froze hundreds of millions of dollars in military aid for ukraine. we just saw president trump and the ukrainian president meet face-to-face amid the fallout and face questions from reporters. >> reporter: have you felt any pressure from president trump to investigate joe biden and hunter biden? >> i think you read everything. the phone call was normal. we spoke about many things. so i think nobody pushed me. >> president trump: in other words, no pressure. >> reporter: president trump. >>

speak with thank you, shepard. >> shepard: a lot to consider because if you are a rainy and an iranianould you be behind an attack of this sort to disrupt the world market in this way? what would your end game be and certainly the iranians have suggested they don't want war. the united states have said we don't want war. the united states wants to talk this through and get a new deal. the iranians with that they do that will be another matter. the president. >> president trump: thank you very much. it is a great honor to be with the crown prince of bahrain, he is a friend of mine at the country is a friend of ours. we will always be with him. and i know they will be with us. we have a tremendous relationship militarily, but we also have a tremendous economic relationship, trade, and we will be discussing all of those things. we will certainly be discussing what took place over the last two days in saudi arabia. we will be discussing the release. but our relationship has never been stronger than it is right now. that is largely based on the relationship that we have. so i look forward t

. >> shepard: if there is no known evidence that joe biden did anything wrong. the whole thing involved corruption in the ukraine. much of the world was pressuring the ukraine to move. earlier this year the ukrainian official said there was no evidence of any wrongdoing by joe biden or his son, hunter. the real issue here is a phone call. the claim that the president pressured a foreign leader to investigate of political rival and failure to pass the whistle-blower complaint to congress. now the pressure to complete this is a building. house speaker nancy pelosi is warning the white house that refusal to hand over the whistle-blower complaint could be a grave new chapter of lawlessness by the white house and wrote that it could lead to a whole new stage of investigation. traveling with the president and more on his way. >> we talked with ed zelinski who is the president, and that prompted democrats to start screaming from the rooftops of the president should be impeached for him. and there was no quid pro quo. >> they have to behave only if they investigated joe

thanks, clay my thanks for joining us and here is shepard smith. >> shepard: breaking news happening now, the president speaking to reporters at the white house before a trip to go in the marine one. he's talking everything from his decision and talks with the taliban reportedly scheduled for camp david to the border crisis. the crisis in the bahamas. we will bring you those comments as soon as we get the video. again the president is still speaking. it shouldn't be but a few more minutes and you will hear it in its entirety coming up at first, four people trapped inside of a massive cargo ship capsized off the coast of georgia. the coast guard trying to get them out communicating through a hole drilled in the sight of that ship. anan end official now says this moment the crewmembers are all alive but getting them out is proving to be extremely difficult. we are waiting for the coast guard to give an update on the situation within the hour. know where it held the crewmembers are doing really. the coast guard reports it plans to drill another hole to deliver supplies. it's already bee

. >> thank you, shepard. you may have heard a thing or two in the last hour with the courts with a good deal of attention to hollywood, felicity huffman has been sentenced to 14 days in prison for paying $15,000 to rig her daughter's sat scores and make them higher in a college admissions scandal that eclipsed dozens of celebrities and notable names. all of whom were watching closely. we're waiting for felicity huffman to get outside that court house. she has accepted the punishment from the judge. molly line is outside the court house where all this going down. where is she? >> reporter: just getting a few more details and ore prow deeser is inside and she's holding hands with her husband, another famous actor, william macy. he said she appears stunned. it's unclear if she'll come straight to the door or if paperwork needs to be done. 14 days in prison was the sentence hand down in the case. now, felicity huffman very early in all of this confessed to her crime and apologized profusely and the judge can look

. >> 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? >>

. >> host: alan shepard, who was he? >> guest: the first man in space, about 15 minutes in 1961. >> host: 15 minutes. >> guest: 15 minutes. it was a big deal. eureka garin a few months -- r --yuri gagarin a few months earlier, they beat us. >> guest: alan shepard was the first american in space. described his voyage. >> guest: this was at a time these were small nose capsules on top of intercontinental ballistic missiles meant to deliver nuclear warheads. people couldn't believe somebody would strap themselves on top of this and get in one of these rockets. they. up with frightening regularity. they didn't even new what space and weightlessness would do to a human body. they thought it would do something to your brain and you would pass out and get spacey and weird, they had names for it. >> host: how high up did he go? >> guest: maybe 100 miles, 125 miles, spent 9 or 10 minutes in space. space starts at 50 miles up, then came right down. >> host: where did he lands? >> guest: in the pacific, 200 miles downrange from cap

news, brittany shepard. ladies, good to have both of you with us.aroun, the fact that walsh, shepard, and now sandford have jumped into this race, does that mean they see some weakness in the trump presidency? >> i think it's that there's a subset that's not in step with president trump. and you're seeing that frustration from that wing of the party that is, you know, the more traditional people who have been around for a long time for the most part. putting some -- these candidates putting their name out to say that they will challenge trump for the party nomination. now, how significant of a challenge that any one of them can mount is up for question, because they don't have the same sort of spotlight or soap box or name recognition at this point as president trump does. it takes a lot for anybody to challenge a sitting president also, and also, what opportunity are they going to actually have to be able to launch a campaign that can compete with the president's that's been well underway for a while? we don't know. but the fact that more and more

are eager to get their hands on the stuff but lately business has been bad as a new law forces the shepards to sell to one broker exclusively one from china many are saying he won't have it. is better known for its tall mountains and a vast number of sheep but now there is a small revolution taking place in the tranquil mountain kingdom a year ago a chinese entrepreneur was granted the valuable monopoly for trading wall and since then farmers say that they are not being paid among them is caught saying was sure sure he has become the leader of the protests. big. greed and corruption. is political because a politician order is the boat. for the people the chinese broker stone she lives in the most expensive hotel in the capital mazar and never goes out without his bodyguards we confront him with the sheep farmers accusations. we think so this problems and there we have finished the payments to the fatherless and now the fun of us is a happy with us what is strange is that this warehouse is nearly empty we are told that many farmers refuse to deliver their wool here the chinese company seems

. >> shepard: it's noon on the west coast. 3:00 in north carolina.ple are right now stranded on an island after the state's outer banks took a direct hit from the much diminished hurricane dorian. it's nothing compared to the devastation and desperation in the bahamas. the health minister there is now predicting the final number of people that died will be in his word staggering. we'll get a live report from abaco island. steve harrigan is on the ground where one woman says the monster storm was like a tsunami. >> i've never seen nothing like that. >> shepard: also, a former ea

he's a small german shepard dog. well, he's small for a german shepard but probably considered a big dog. and he was trained at the seeing eye in morristown, new jersey. >> host: he's your second dog? >> guest: he's my second dog. my first dog, who i talk about in my book, there's a chapter in my book where with i talk about what it was like to go to seeing eye and train with a dog. if you want to have a good relationship whether with an animal or a human being, you need to invest in that relationship. so i stepped away from college, stepped away from family to spend three weeks entirely focused on developing a a relationship with my seeing eye dog. at first it was incredibly awkward. i was a stranger to her, her name was maxine, and she was a stranger to me. we didn't understand each other. but sometimes she would walk me into chairs, not stop at stairs. she was fully trained, but she didn't have a relationship with me. and we had to work on our relationship. and over time we learned to understand each other. her gu

. >> who was alan shepard quick. >> the first man in space for 15bo minutes in 1961. but it was a big deal a few months earlier so we had to get somebody up to answer because they beat us. >> so he was the first american in space. >> describe his voyage. >>. >> these were small in those capsules on top of the icbm meant to deliver nuclear warheads. people could not believe they would strap themselves on top and didn't even know back then what weightlessness would do to a human and to get all space and weird and they had names foror it but considered a true hero. >> how high quick. >> 100 or 125 miles per hour on - - up miles he went up and then came right back down he landed in the pacific down rage - - range from cape canaveral. >> how many people died trying to get to space in pursuit quick. >> there were always rumors there was a soviet cosmonaut that died. russian government they were not open with their space program they only announced the successful ones after it happened so i could never track down anything that was evident of that. apollo two oh four that was

thanks, clay my thanks for joining us and here is shepard smith. >> shepard: breaking news happening at the white house before a trip to go in the marine one. he's talking everything from his decision and talks with the taliban reportedly scheduled for camp david to the border crisis. the crisis in the bahamas. we will bring you those comments as soon as we get the video. again the president is still speaking. it shouldn't be but a few more minutes and you will hear it in its entirety coming up at first, four people trapped inside of a massive cargo ship capsized off the coast of georgia. the coast guard trying to get them out communicating through a hole drilled in the sight of that ship. anan end official now says this

up next, shepard smith. >> shepard: 3:00 in the east, noon in the west.orting begins with hurricane dorian. it spins up the east coast. right now the carolinas are in the crosshairs of this deadly category two storm. hundreds of thousands of people are right now without power from georgia to north carolina. the historic port city of charleston is getting the worst at the moment. city officials say dangerous winds have knocked over some 150 trees at last report. power lines are down and sparking as i speak. heavy rains and storm surge have flooded roads. dozens of roads are closed. with high tide hitting about an hour ago, flooding could be worse than expected. though at the

. >> thank you, shepard. dorian and the dow, fox on top of two storms still bearing down. welcome. i'm neil cavuto. hurricane dorian had yet to make impact on the united states. on wall street, a key manufacturing number that disappointed everybody, that had a lot of investors selling. we're on top of it all with susan li on the trade storm that started a selling storm at the corner of wall and broad and florida republican senator marco rubio on the storm surge that is coming to his state. ellison barber on how coastal communities are bracing. we begin with ellison in jupiter beach, florida. ellison, how is it there? >> we've seen the weather up and down the last couple hours. it was just sunny. now rain a little bit of drizzle is coming. the winds are picking up. you can see the water behind me here. the national weather service, they have used jupiter inlet as a marker for a lot of warnings there, their advisories. they had put a storm surge warning in effect for all of the areas north of jupiter inlet. they listed the advisory for areas that are south of jupiter inlet. we are ri

here's shep. >> shepard: our reporting begins with a fox urgent.mp administration senior official confirming one of the whistle-blowers key claims. that white house lawyers directed staffers to move the transcript of president trump's phone call with the ukrainian president in a highly classified computer system. according to the whistle-blower, white house officials were disturbed by the phone call and believed the president had likely abused his power when he asked a foreign leader to investigate his political rival, joe biden. but just as the impeachment inquiry gets underway on capitol hill, lawmakers are headed home for a two-week recess. you can see them heading down the steps of the capitol toda

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. >> dana: as shepard just said, dorian pounding the bahamas with a deadly hurricane and a near standce first hitting the island as a monster 5 storm. directing me is theed director for operations for women supporting women ministries in nassau. we haven't been able to see a lot of pictures. describe what you witnessed for us. >> well, it's a tremendous tragedy that's going on in the bahamas. it's a very sad moment, but one of goodness that will bring unity to the people, one baha s bahamas. we're just asking everyone to pray. we have a lot of devastating moments happening, homes being lost. we have many people that are feared dead at this time. unconfirmed dead. we need help in the bahamas. we need your prayers. we need building supplies, hurricane relief supplies. anything that we can get at this time. >> dana: daphne, are you aware of anybody that is still awaiting rescue? >> yes, many are still waiting to be rescued. we are waiting for the all clear. hopefully, tomorrow morning we will get the all clear. people can go in and assist people who are waiting on their roofs, in the att

i want to update you on something that shepard just pointed out here. we're following up on a scene near the woodfield mall about 25 minutes ago. police are saying a car just drove in to the mall entering through a sears. witnesses were saying on the scene that it was driving aimlessly. there were gun shots heard as well. shepard was talking the a store in that mall. he was unaware of the vehicle. he heard the gun shots. we do know that this is apparently ended. the suspect or at least the driver of the s.u.v. is in custody. so much we don't know and we're not going to get to the conjecture game. pat rosman joins us on the phone. very little to put together what do you think of what you heard? >> well, good afternoon, neil. a couple things. there's really three defining elements that we can piece together based on known facts. aimlessly as you pointed out, first of all, a s.u.v. driving through the mall. secondly apparently several ear witness accounts of gun shots or what the ear witnesses believe to be gun shots. and third, you have police with their

. >> shepard: noon on the west coast, 3:00 in the bahamas.station is apocalyptic. thousands of homes and lives in ruin. we're on the ground hearing from survivors and those pushing to help. >> they need every piece of help they can get. it's devastating. >> shepard: that's all ahead. we have the latest track. it's hurricane dorian heading up the east coast. if those of you in the carolinas thought you were in the clear, you were wrong according to the national hurricane center. forecasters say this storm will be dangerous and millions are now ordered to get out

. >> shepard: a partisan guest who supports president trump was asked about judge napolitano's legalt. and when he was asked he said unchallenged judge napolitano is a fool. attacking our colleague who is here to offer legal assessments on our air in our work home is repugnant. >> tucker: repugnant. not clear if that was you or me but someone is repugnant and here is finally last soundbite here is how judge napolitano responded. >> a lot of legal authority and i join it on the other side. and the other side basically says anything that helps the campaign, whether it's cash or emails or smearing your opponent is a thing of value. >> shepard: and therefore, requesting it is a crime? >> yes. >> tucker: now, unlike maybe some dayside holy spirits i'm not very partisan and it was a sincere question. is it a crime or not? given everything that's happened in the last 24 hours. i want to throw it to you again. was it a crime or not? >> absolutely not. now, let me sort of educate judge napolitano. the president of the united states is the executive branch under article 2. he is the chief law

>> shepard: that would be anticompetitive. on the issue of privacy i'm laughing.f my laughing at? the state attorney general will go after a company for violating privacy. the 50 of them do more violations than privacy, the people that work for them ten google could ever do. >> neil: what do you think this is about? >> dollars, something larger than $200 billion because that was 20 years ago. >> neil: what about the ftc and justice department sort of stick their noses in here? >> it will be more dollars. but the last thing that google wants is a trial and they will pay dearly to prevent that from happening. 20 years from now success is for these 50 people. >> neil: we will be talking about that too. >> i think we will be in the studio. >> neil: absolutely. [laughter] >> you remember this was a chinese restaurant? >> neil: yes, i do. i was a good waiter there. thank you very much, you will google wicked smile right now come i can wait. the judges picture. [laughter] we will be right back. what might seem like a small cough can be a big bad problem for your grandchi

. >> dana: the train is about to run into shepard's show. i'm dana perino. here is shep. >> shepard: we begin with breaking news as we wait to hear from president trump minutes from now we are told on a day that could shape the rest of his presidency in the course of the nation. this morning transcript of a phone call released by the white house clearly shows president trump as a foreign leader, the ukrainian president, to do him a favor and investigate his political rival, joe biden, head of the 2020 presidential election. days before asking for the favor, president trump froze hundreds of millions of dollars in military aid for ukraine. we just saw president trump and the ukrainian president meet face-to-face amid the fallout and face questions from reporters.

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a russian and kennedy did not like losing to say we have to do something mayh , 1961 we put alan shepard into space on the freedom seven for may 25th, may 25th, 1961, kennedy called the joint session of congress and that's when he made the news flash. >> don't forget the first dog. >> the first soviet dog in space that was a big deal for russia except here is what the intelligence people did not like they knew how to put them into space but not how to bring them back alive. he dehydrated in space for go there is no peta in moscow. so we started to think but do they really know how to bring them down? and yuri did not landed a notion but they had a parachute in a weird way in the field and also all of our space activities cut cameras were allowed to cover them but the soviets did their launches in secret. so you may have seen vanguard rockets blowing up on the launchpad we were filming that but once kennedy got a hold of that in the ratings he recognized the mercury astronauts was a windfall to be associated with nasa there were six mercury missions during kennedy's presidency and all wer

floridthe german shepard named sarge was presented to the police department while the duo was in townis guy is asleep at the wheel. a witness catching tesla driver in boston. the new model of this car comes with auto pilot technology. but you are supposed to at least be awake when the car is going. tesla working to overcome hurdles before implementing a self-driving car in the future. that is scary. jillian: finally the ugly. check out doggone dramatic moment. a pit bull owner attempts to cut her nails. the performance now going viral. i love dogs very much. rob: very dramatic. i can't deal with this anymore. jillian: have a good day. ♪ ♪ beautiful morning ♪ i think i'll go outside a while ♪ brian: one way to approach monelsd. beautiful morning. steve: it is a beautiful morning. our friends the rascals performed outside. brian: as opposed to the little rascals. great great great word rascals. steve: anyway, it is beautiful morning. thank you for joining us live from new york. it's "fox & friends" three hours starting right now with a fox news alert. and you saw the president tweet on

. >> shepard: all right, the president with the crown prince of brain here, on the day he seems to be ending as his authorities have been saying those attacks on saudi arabia and their oilfields were but all of this of course on a day but not as much as you would think, the price of crude oil today up, the biggest advance we've seen in about atypically, during thel crises or events in the the last crisis, and that's the dow jones industrials. it was contained today with a 142-point fall off that could have been a lot more and back in those days would have been a lot more. that was then and it's a very different environment now but the question is, what is that administration going to do? and what happened to saudi arabia behind it. john roberts with us. >> neal, good afternoon. what happens in the next 24-48 hours, it's looking like iran, but very specific to say, -- the president there is being very careful to say it's not necessarily iran, and secretary of state mike pompeo issued a statement specifically saying it was iran. and investigations are still ongoing to determine the sour

. >> shepard: continuing coverage as the canadian prime minister justin trudeau apologizes for imagescing of him in black face at a 2001 arabian nights costume party and now at two other events. he says he's sorry, embarrassed and he didn't realize the pain that it causes people of color when people of privilege wear black face. the questions are continuing in english. let's listen. actually, still in french. he's alternating as canadian politicians almost always do. this is surfacing at a very difficult time for the canadian prime minister as national elections are just weeks away.

but i feel like that administration sort of sheparded the whole christopher steel thing, the same thingnot worse? >> yeah, i agree. yeah. also the obama administration taken seriously interference from gru hackers and all this. it would have been a far, far different world in 2016 and 17 but they didn't. just like obama did not take putin seriously for 8 years, they -- i agree with christopher steel thing that was you know, a fairly easily traceable. kennedy: two things that bother me, why has know this administration learned lessons that you can't do that, you can't go there. yet, at same time we're locked up in this stuff. and if hillary clinton were sending sydney bluman thole thoo meet with you know, ukrainian ooopposition in madrid and wars, i would have blown a gasket it not okay for the president, i don't care who tries to rationalize it. >> no, you are right. and really hard trying to talk to you know somewhat aboutists today, because this really is almost new, territory, i put it downtown don reall -- donald try truly hit the ground running and did not understand a lot about of

. >> shepard: i would like to get your sense of the enormity. you think about it, not only did we lose some of our best and brightest in the financial community that day. but there was supposed to be a financial long winter, maybe even a depression. within a month, stocks were trading back to their old level. what happened? >> what happened is simply what we are all taught when we were little kids. when we fall off the horse, we pick ourselves up, dust ourselves off and climb back on the horse and we simply just keep going because we really don't have a choice. this is america. this is the psyche of america and this is one thing that the rest of the world unfortunately has trouble understanding. as you pointed out, the stock market has tripled since those training lows following 9/11, 2001. a lot of ups and downs and hand-wringing and a lot of tears but the general direction has been up which is a reflection of this great country that we all live in. >> neil: i mentioned looking at the chart. the younger workers on the show always tell me, there