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shepard smith, vanessa bayer, and the blue jean committee! jimmy chamberlin and of course the 8g band. stay tuned for carson daly. we'll see you tomorrow. [ cheers and applause ] >> carson: good evening everybody. i'm carson daly. you are watching "last call." thank you for that. we're at 97.1 amp radio in los angeles tonight and here's what we got for you. craft spells is going to make their tv debut from rgerama. dan levy's going to get some spotlight action in our comedy spotlight. first, we're going to introduce you to the breakout star of the sci-fi thriller "ex machina." from catcher in the rye, here is alicia vickander. >> well, i mean you told me that you had my dear friends from icona pop here last year. and we did share a flat in london just a few years back when we all kind of started out. you know, it's hard to live in london if you don't have any money which we didn't really have. so, it was lots of dirt and rats and little things. i think we kind of did not open the kitchen door at some point. it was a dirty pad, but it was a fu

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shepard smith will anchor special coverage tomorrow night from 5:00 to 8:00 p.m.didates. they outdo crazy every single time they step on that stage. >> the head of the democratic national committee smearing marco rubio using jews and nazis to do it. the story is unbelievable. we will present it to you. >> it truly offended me that someone, the same race that i am, would have this point of view. >> so american muslim clerics believe that ben carson quit the race. ben carson will be here to

shepard smith has been listening to the poems and president's comments.get on sunday when you are a kid. be good to your neighbors. people who need help, help them. if you see somebody who doesn't have enough, give them something if you have it. take in those who need it. protect the things god gave us. be good stewards. live well and honorably. and do what's right. i am confident because that's how it goes, that people will find fault with this somewhere. i felt like it did me some good. and probably did us all some good on some level. you can disagree with people. we can disagree. but most of that seemed to come from a mighty good place, didn't it? martha: it did. what's interesting from president obama is he said i believe discomfort is a blessing. he says he's hang our conscience from it sum were. and that discomfort does shake everybody out of their slumber and thinking about things from this pope's perspective. tell us where you are going to be is afternoon. shep: we'll be right here. we'll be here for a massive mass, the likes of which i'm told thi

." >>> time to check in with shepard smith reporting live from the fox news deck. >> death by poisonedcase is a first of its kind as a former ceo finds out whether he'll spend the rest of his life in prison. a jury convicted a man in a tainted food case that killed nine people. made hundreds of others sick. of course we hear about salmonella outbreaks but rarely do company officials face time in prison. we'll explain why prosecutors say this case is very different and why they say this guy should never walk free. it could all come down to a three-word e-mail which the ceo sent and prosecutors say proves he deserves to go away for his ever. you'll also hear why the defense says the punishment is way too harsh. shepard smith reporting at the top of the hour. >>> dramatic moments many the courtroom as the suspect accused of killing the 2-year-old girl known as baby doe makes an appearance. look at that face. a loved one having an emotional outburst as well. >> you rot in hell! you [ bleep ] rot in hell! >>> plus, why one teen says the apple watch saved his life after he noticed some alarm

for shepard smith. republican candidates heading back to the campaign trail after their second showdown, and some still taking shots today here on fox news channel. donald trump is refusing again to apologize for suggesting jeb bush might be weak on immigration because his wife is >> no, i actually said she is a very nice woman and a very wonderful woman, and i said that. i thought that would be helpful to said but i didn't want to apologize because i really did nothing wrong. this had to do with illegal immigration. >> dispaging people's family isn't going to get him elected. i'm proud of my wife. she has been a great first ready of the state of florida, focused on drugs prevention, domestic violence and arts and education. she is a great american. >> and this may have been a big moment for some people watching. carly fiorina firing back at donald trump for his comment about her face, which he claim was abouts her persona, not her looks. fiorina said american women heard what trump said, quote unquote,

. >>> now it's time to check in with shepard smith. >> we're going to talk with a jesuit preach.s the pope a rock star who knows how to play with the audience. we'll preview the pope as we have learned he'll explain to us why you never know exactly what to expect when pope francis is involved. that's the top of the hour. we'll see you then. >> can't wait. thank you very much. >>> still to come, what would you do if you got to meet the pope? well, we're going to get an answer from these guys after the break. >>> all right. let's get to some breaking news. the state department is in the process of terning over more hillary clinton e-mails. chief white house kcorresponden ed henry is joining me in washington. this is pretty startling stuff. >> it is. breaking news that the state department has done a second search of official clinton e-mails and have found more e-mails we're told related to libya broadly but benghazi specifically. those terror attacks from a few years ago. this is significant because we first really learned about the fact that hillary clinton had the personal accoun

. >> we look forward to seeing you later today and through the day, shepard smith reporting 3:00 p.m. eastern, thank you so very much. we will continue our coverage on the pope as things happen and continue to watch st. matthew's cathedral and what happens with the prayer that is going on with u.s. bishops and do more news, the president one detainee closer to his promise of closing guantanamo bay, the latest prisoner you see here, the personal driver to usama bin laden, sent back to saudi arabia. the report on him saying he is likely to continue to sympathize with jihadists. some you might imagine not thrilled with this decision, stay with us. where our next arrival is... red carpet whoa! toenail fungus!? fight it! with jublia. jublia is a prescription medicine used to treat toenail fungus. .. up there on 17. he has a nephew of gitmo who was released and went back to saudi arabia. he had a panel it was set up by the white house to review these pieces and his case came up for review and was denied until this panel got involved and said it is okay, we know his family, tweet trust his n

. >> that's all coming up on this hour of "shepard smith reporting."

let's check in with shepard smith. >> the pope may arrive early here in the united states. talking to the author of "the coming collapse of china." he said americans think of ourselves as weak. he said it's time to prove them wrong when it comes to the economy a economy. >> thank you. >> donald trump not holding back when he talked about the authorized and unauthorized biography. he says the public understands trump better than analysts do. do you agree with that? and why does he think that? we'll ask next. what's up mikey? hey buddy i heard you're having a party. what? if i was having a party, i'd invite you. would you? yeah. (phone ringing) oh! i got another call. adam: i'm not having a party! hey chris what's up! you heard about adam's party man? it's going to be crazy. i knew it! (beep) find the closest party store... introducing app-connect. (google voice) here are your directions. michael: i'm gonna throw my own party. the things you love on your phone, available on 11 volkswagen models. . if you love shrimp like i love shrimp, red lobster's endless shrimp... ...is ki

tonight -- bill hader, from fox news channel, shepard smith music from blue jean committee, featuring the 8g band with jimmy chamberlin. [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers! [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: good evening, everybody. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how's everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] glad to hear it. in that case, let's get to the news. the teen choice awards were last night and before you accuse teens of having terrible taste, remember who's still leading the adult's choice awards. [ laughter and applause ] still leading. still comfortably ahead in the adult's choice awards. donald trump's camaign published a full policy paper on immigration yesterday, here is the full text of that paper. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] he wrote it himself. donald trump's new policy paper would not give automatic citizenship to children born in america if they he have foreign parents. said trump, nothing personal, sasha and malia. [ audience ohs ] [ laughter ] [ trump impression ] "i like you, i do. i think you're top notch. rules ar

tonight -- bill hader, from fox news channel, shepard smith music from blue jean committee, featuring. this is "late night." how's everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] glad to hear it. in that case, let's get to the news. the teen choice awards were last night and before you accuse teens of having terrible taste, remember who's still leading the adult's choice awards. [ laughter and applause ]

. >> now, "shepard smith reporting" live from the fox news deck. >> good morning. american bombs fell again on the taliban in afghanistan long after president obama declared an end to our nation's longest war. the pentagon confirms a warplane carried out an air strike against taliban forces near the afghanistan city of kunduz. population about that of cincinnati. the taliban torched government buildings and blocked anybody trying to escape. they seized control. the first major city the taliban have taken since the u.s. went to war with them after the 9/11 attacks in 2001. and there's word today that taliban are now fighting for control of that city's airport. the loss of kunduz, however brief, is a huge defeat to afghanistan's president who today marks exactly one year in office. it's also a troubling development for the united states and coalition forces which late last year declared an end to combat missions in afghanistan. the american air strike was part of an agreement to protect afghanistan security after the pullout of coalition forces. but current plans cal

. >> announcer: now, shepard smith reporting live from the fox news desk. >>> good afternoon from the deck. ben carson is closer than ever to tying the republican front-runner, donald trump. that's according to a new cbs times survey. it shows donald trump on top with 27% and ben carson just behind at 23%. there's a margin of error here. see that? plus or minus 6%. so that is a statistical tie. no other candidate can even see that high. we'll show you how quickly ben carson has surged. he has nearly four times the support he had last month. in the same time, donald trump gained only a few percentage points. carson's gains come at big prices to his rivals. look at how support collapsed for jeb bush and scott walker. both had double digit love last month. but the love has died. in fact, scott walker is on life support at 2%. most candidates are out of the public eye today while they prep for tomorrow's debate. not donald trump. he, as usual plans to own the news cycle and the narrative. he is set to lay out his national security plan. that after he spoke to thousands of supporters just

. >> that's all coming up on this hour of "shepard smith reporting." >> hello, i'm gregg jarrett in for shep. this afternoon, hillary clinton admits using her private e-mail server was, quote, not the best choice. here's how secretary clinton explained to msnby why she made the choice. >> i was not thinking a lot when i got in. there was so much work to be done. we had so many problems around the world. i didn't really stop and think what kind of e-mail system will there be. >> secretary clinton also said she takes responsibility and she is sorry there's been so much confusion over her private e-mail server, but she did not directly apologize for using it. of course, this comes as the house benghazi committee calls some of her former staffers to testify behind closed doors. in the meantime, secretary clinton is campaigning in puerto rico, where she is set to give a speech about an hour from now. ed henry is live in san juan. what else is clinton doing in san juan today? >> reporter: well, gregg, talking about the debt crisis in puerto rico right now, $72 billion in debt. a great debate

. >> breaking news, "shepard smith reporting" live from the fox news deck. >> good afternoon. late-breaking developments across many stories, the most important of which is this, the dramatic and disturbing development in the civil war in syria. russia today started dropping bombs to support syria's bloodthirsty dictator and the russians are warning the united states to stay out of the way. that's the word from senior pentagon officials who say president vladimir putin is lying about what he's really up to. the russians claim they hit islamic state locations in syria. but pentagon sources tell us the russian warplanes hit targets near the city of homs. and as you'll see on this map here, there is no isis threat there at all. in reality, this is the spot up here. there is no isis threat there. in reality we're told the russians went after syrian opposition fighters, the fighters trying to kick that country's dictator out of power, the fighters the united states support. russia released video showing the strikes. we're told the only warning ahead of the russian raid came from a

. >>> checking in with shepard smith reporting live from the fox news deck. >> if you do anything oncomputer or smartphone you probably have at least some of your private information up in the cloud. but a big court case today could change how tech firms store all of that data. and how they keep it private. it all has to do with search warrants and the federal government. we already know the feds keep track of what we do online, but this case could make it even easier for our government to go through our files. even when companies store the data on servers that are outside the united states. we'll have all the details on that and what it means for the millions of americans who use the cloud. if you are an apple person, i am right now watching the apple event out in california. and there is a new iphone, new ipad, a new apple tv. i've watched it so you don't have to and we'll report on it. >> fill me in later. >>> a murder mystery going on in texas. why police say a love triangle may be the motive for the shooting death of a dentist. test test test test test test test you premium like

it was a very emotional moment between me, shepard smith was interviewing me. >> i have been on the vergee i have had so many warm wishes from everyone there. i must thank everyone. it's very emotional for me to be back. >> there was something about covering the military and having covered the wounded warriors and the people had been injured. you needed to get back on the horse. and then i got involved with luker, and the independence fund. i did a story on a quadruple amputee named staff sergeant john peck. and told us about these incredible chairs. these track chairs. and he was like a kid at christmas time when he was given this. >> sure. >> at walter reid. they were giving away two chairs. we realized there were 2 oother guys who all wanted one of these chairs. that's when i approached you. you profiled these guys. and these are life-changing. >> sure, now a thousand guys have them. >> we just had the ceremony we gave away the 1,000th chair. >> we will get 1,000th chair if i have to. don't give me credit. >> if you hadn't talked about it, bill, it would have never happened. >> you and

. >>> time to check in with shepard smith. >> the number of people living in our country who were born outside the united states is on track to hit an all-time high according to a new study out today. the foreign-born population is rising so quickly that it's on track to break a record set when waves of europeans arrived at ellis island in the late 1800s and early 1900s. right now the largest immigration group is hispanic but researchers say that will not be the biggest group for very long. there's a new group that's rising. we'll break down the study and tell you which foreign born group is set to outpace hispanics. that's coming up at the top of the hour. see you then. >> look forward to that. thank you, shep. >>> nasa scientists nounsing one of the most important space discoveries in recent memory, and they found it right on this planet. what it could mean for the possibility of life in another world. >>> plus, former president bill clinton says all the hubbub surrounding hillary clinton's e-mails is being trumped up by the media and the gop. well, that was happening at the same tim

. >>> now, "shepard smith reporting" live from the news desk. >>> the white house is currently on lockdown. but as of right now, i can't tell you exactly why. our white house producers say they have seen nothing that appears to be wrong. but there is a lockdown. and we're following this closely. our people are there. they're trying to figure out what the reason is. of course, at the white house, they get all kinds of weird scares all the time, most of the time -- in fact, most all of the time they amount to nothing, but it is important to let you know at least the white house is on lockdown. our people are there and when we know what this is all about, we'll let you know. >>> round two for the republicans just hours away. 11 candidates making the cut for tonight's main event. the big change from last time, carly fiorina moves up to primetime. she'll be on the same stage as donald trump for the first time since he claimed he was not talking about her face when he told "rolling stone", look at that face. he insists he was talking about her persona. he did not say look at that persona. he sai

shepard smith is covering that story for us. take it away, shep. >> serious one, bill.quake struck just about an hour ago according to the united states geological survey. you will see some pictures here that have come to us from instagram. associated press reports there have been several strong aftershocks at 6.0 plus. forecasters had issued a tsunami alert for the entire coast of chile and a tsunami watch for hawaii. but should anything should happen it's at least 12 hours away from hawaii. tsunami waves more than three yards above the titled level are possible in some areas along the coast of chile. i want to show you live pictures coming to us from local television. this is argentina, santiago and two other locals including a port town. no reports of any injuries or significant damage except there have been reports of at least one, one series of adobe homes inland to have fallen. in other than that, no damage significance at all. live pushings in hawaii now where there are no troubles. updates throughout the night on fox news channel. for now bill, back to you. >> s

. >> "shepard smith reporting." here you go. >> democratic underdog taking on bernie sanders, posting his best numbers yet now beating hillary clinton in a critical primary said. on the republican side it's not who is on top but who is falling behind. a new poll out shows some one-time favorite with just a fraction of the support they once had. then, a gunman ambushing two cops and opening fire but the officers wouldn't go down without would fight. how police say they brought their attacker down without firing a single shot. >>> plus, word of possible changes in how the u.s. fights the islamic state. after some deadly setbacks overseas. will the reported shift in strategy be enough or is it too little too late? >>> hello, i'm gregg jarrett in for shep. happy lasher day. forthfrom the fox news deck, bernie sander has overtaken hillary clinton in the early primary state of new hampshire, that according to a brand new poll of democratic voters from nbc news. it shows sanders has pulled nine points ahead of the former s

when fox's shepard smith was anchoring around kim davis' release from prison, he editorialized this.up as a religious play again. this is the same crowd that said we don't want sharia law. keep their religion out of our lives and government. here we go again. >> good for shep to step out of the ideological box over there. we already have enough knee-jerk reactions. and this guest on o'reilly said the same thing i said. >> it sets a dangerous president. a woman not issuing driver's licenses to women because she doesn't believe they can drive, or somebody who says they don't believe in the second amendment. >> let's give jessica the last word. >> my point exactly. but this time no outrage. glad to see that every once in a while a thoughtful discussion can conquer the hyperbole. you have all had a lot to say. your best and worst tweets are still ahead. ♪ color is a beautiful thing, i know, i know... ♪ ♪ color is a beautiful thing, i know, oh yes i know... ♪ ♪color is the i ching ching, for sure ding dang... ♪ ♪ color is a beautiful thing, i know, i know. ♪ if you feel it, you can find i

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shepard smith is in the fox news desk. shep? >> greta, disturbing news coming to us in the last minute from chile where we have learned that there has been a massive earthquake. a 7.9 earthquake has struck off the coast of the city of santiago about 150 miles off. i will show you where we are talking about. this is chile here. and you can see the good news about, this we believe is, that it's a 34-kilometer deep earthquake. again, this has just happened. do you know the source on that? we got an early report out of santiago of no reports of serious damage to people or property. but this was within a minute of this coming. in we don't have a lot of communications out of santiago at the moment. julia, did you have something more out of there? >> no just that -- >> okay. so what we have now is 150 miles off the coast and 7.9. 7.9 magnitude earthquake is enormous. the question is how deep was it and what kind of earthquake was it? those answers we think we have, 34-kilometers deep. associated press is reporting that it caused buildi

. >> "shepard smith reporting."ere you go. >> democratic underdog taking on bernie sanders, posting his best numbers yet now beating hillary clinton in a critical primary said. on the republican side it's not who is on top but who is falling behind. a new poll out shows some one-time favorite with just a fraction of the support they once had. then, a gunman ambushing two cops and opening fire but the officers wouldn't go down without would fight. how police say they brought their attacker down without firing a single shot. >>> plus, word of possible changes in how the u.s. fights the islamic state. after some deadly setbacks overseas.

shepard smith live at the basilica national shrine at the immaculate conception a few miles away fromorning to both of you. and i was listening to marsha just a minute ago talk about what a spectacular day it is. i hate it when people on tv talk about what a great day it is. since this is the best day i have ever experienced in washington, d.c. ever. whole life. it's 64 degrees. there's not one cloud anywhere as far as you request see. there -- it's bright, bright blue. there's a 5-mile-per-hour wind. and it's not humid. it's like a fall day in the carolinas, with the winds coming over the mountains. i've never experienced this before. we're supposed to get up into the 70s. so i think god is smiling on washington today as the pope makes his way here. and we're expecting this kind of weather all day long into the 70s. so the bottom line is, when they cram tens of thousands of people next to each other to get near the holy father, they're not going to be sweating too badly. and that's a bit of a gift in and of itself. the pope will meet the president in just a minute. we're hear ruffles

we're hearing the pope is arriving in new york city shep smith is following that from the news jet. >> it's called shepard one, by the way. >> he spells it differently. he's leading his flock and all of us. >> the lord is my shepard. >> hello. >> thank you. we'll get back to "the five" we don't want to miss this. the pope landing in new york city where there is a lot on the agenda. and a big crowd waiting for him out there. about a thousand people, i'm told. i was watching as new york city's finest, the police were there on the rope line, really the barricades handing out bottles of water to people. it's uncharacteristically warm for this time of year in new york city. and just as it was in washington yesterday, just gorgeous blue skies, cloud-free almost. and they had an easy trip from washington. one of my brilliant producers, and i mean that sincerely, was telling me a minute ago the jet was flying at only 9600 feet. and 340 naughts. if we were flying on a regular jet you can't go that fast. 250 is the ceiling above 10,000 or below 10,000 feet, but shepard one can apparently go faster than that, if the