fox news carrying live coverage angered from our own shepard smith from nevada, next. us. >> shepard: good afternoon from new york, i am shepard smith. i'll live look at the parole board room in carson city, nevada, four commissioners are about to decide whether o.j. simpson walks free on parole or stays behind bars. a jury convicted him of felony charges related to armed robbery from a hotel room in las vegas. >> mr. simpson is a wanted a murder suspect.

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

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

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

i'm shepard smith, fox news new york. >> shepard: now continuing on fox news channel. go to alice, reporter from politco. great to see you this afternoon. which bill is he talking about? >> well, it's unclear and a lot of republican senators are unclear about exactly what they're going to be voting on because there's so many different bills floating around right now. none of which are guaranteed to have support. so that's the big question. a lot of republican senators who are really in the dark, being asked to walk the plank. now getting a lot of pressure from the president of the united states. >> exactly -- the people he's trying to bring over, paul ryan and others, what is his push to them as individuals? shelly moore capito, another. what is he saying to them? >> it's interesting. you're seeing an evolution in terms of the way the president approaches this that sort of has been happening the last 48, 72 hours. you're seeing this play out in the speech and a little bit on twitter. the president is saying, look, you made a promise to the american people. he's talking

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

i think shepard smith is a news anchor at the network.s known for his independent streak but this moment in particular was striking because i think he is expressing what most of the country is wondering, why all of the misleading statements? however, i think we got to recognize because of the dominant narrative of conservatives being don jr. is a victim this is a blame game that russia did not actually interfere. you have to look at the poll and see how it's affecting the country. "the washington post" and abc news say 80% of democrats believe the same thing. there is a big partisan gap even in basic beliefs whether russia was trying to to support donald trump and that is at least, in part, a result of fox news and other conservative media coverage of the story. >> brian stelter, good to hear from you. >> thanks. >> he is not going anywhere. you can catch brian on "reliable sources" at 11:00 a.m. eastern today on cnn. >>> democrats are taking kid rock's senate run plans seriously. the singer, whose name is robert ritchie, tweeted his anno

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

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

. >> shepard smith. how many people were at the trump meeting at trump tower.jr., jared kushner, paul manafort and today we learned, today we learned there was another player. none other than a former soviet military counter intelligence man, a lobbyist trying to get sanctions reduced again russia. what came of that meeting? we'll have comprehensive coverage and analysis, we'll speak with chris wallace. top of the hour on shepard smith reporting. >> harris: here it is. president trump is back on u.s. soil. arriving aboard air force one at newark liberty international airport. we do know that at trump national in bedminster new jersey started yesterday, goes to the weekend, is the lpga u.s. open being held at bedminster. lot of people going to be going there. we heard reports that the president will be, too. but he is back from france, now, where he met with his counter part macron. he and the first lady abore air force one now. can republicans get healthcare done? tax reform? budget? the senate has lengthened out its work schedule to wipe away part of its augus

. >> i am shepard smith on the news deck.il revealed that the president's son agreed to meet with the russian national with the understanding that he would receive information from the russian government about the now presidents and political opponent credit was about the support of the now presidents. regarded that information, the first son replied, if this is what you say, i love it. the white house now holding and off coming camera briefing on e matter will bring your reaction from capitol hill, plus, we will speak with a a reporter at the top at "shepard smith reporting." >> harris: they are going to work for the money. the dime we are paying them on capitol hill. senators, halfway through august now, delaying the august recess. plan to work on a plan that all republicans can get behind in a host of issues. now the freedom caucus is calling on house leadership to follow suit. rodney davis of illinois is a member of the moderate tuesday group. thanks to have you. let's talk about the conversation about getting more work d

i'm john scott in for shepard smith. the united nations security council right now kicking off an emergency meeting in response to north korea's first test of an interleague ballistic missile, capable of striking alaska. a live look from the u.n. headquarters here in new york city where u.s. ambassador nikki haley, representatives from other countries as well, are preparing to speak. ambassador haley requested the meeting, along with officials from south korea and japan. we will monitor the event and bring it to you live if there are major developments. this comes as president trump prepares for his first face-to-face meeting with russian president vladimir putin and second meeting with the chinese president on the sidelines of the g-20 summit in germany. china is north korea's biggest ally, and today president trump tweeted trade between china and north korea grew almost 40% in the first quarter, so much for china working with us, but we had to give it a try. north korean state-run media released video of this week's mi

. >> mind you, hannity is still locked on shepard smith over the comment that smith made that is donald trump, jr. , involving meeting of june 18th meeting. >> if all of that, why all these lies? why is it lie after lie? if you come on clean, you know? my grandmother says first, we practice to the sea. the deception, chris, is mind boggling. >> hannity responded on his radio show to shift daeviations to dangerous reality. >> shepard is a friend that i like but he's so anti-trump. >> team fox is back on fox helping with the roll out of trump's shiny communication director. >> do you believe that the mainstream media puts out fake news of the president? >> there is some fake news unfortuna unfortunat unfortunately. >> joining me now is editor of nevada independence. thank you all for being here. smith did respond to hannity's comment. sometimes facts are displeasing and journalists report them. do you agree. >> joy, i watched a lot of fox news and my concern is that, i mean it is a huge, huge topic. fear is actually one thing that they pedalled in. it is a lot of the reporting that they d

i'm gregg jarrett in for shepard smith. "your world" with neil cavuto is coming up next. he will fill you in on today's busy market. >> i would say, in my experience -- let me talk. sir, please let me talk. i have to ask, sir -- no need to be rude. no need to be rude. again, if we can be civil. >> neil: something tells me that when louisiana senator bill cassidy was planning a town hall meeti meeting, he wasn't looking for fourth of july fireworks to come so soon. planning sessions like that in their home communities, this is going to be the rule of thumb. 39 such rallies spread across nearly a dozen states. it goes something like this. we don't like what you're doing and we are going to protest pretty much any attempt at trying to explain what you're doing. sometimes for members in a district that aren't even from that district. but it also comes at a time when the heat is up over tweets from the president of the united states. those are made up featuring a made-up wrestling event. these are real. as ed henry can tell you, very scary. hey, ed. >> this is exactly why mitc

the news continues with shepard smith after this. it's ok that everybody ignores me when i drive.because i get a safe driving bonus check every six months i'm accident free. because i don't use my cellphone when i'm driving. even though my family does, and leaves me all alone. here's something else... i don't share it with mom. i don't. right, mom? i have a brand new putter you don't even know about! it's awesome. safe driving bonus checks, only from allstate. sometimes i leave the seat up on purpose. switching to allstate is worth it. >> shepard: breaking today, mitch mcconnell has made a momentous decision to keep senators in washington instead of going on break at the end of the month. the beginning of summer vacation is officially cancelled. mcconnell said he's delaying the recess until the third week of august in an attempt to pass bills and confirm the president's nominees. mitch mcconnell is blaming it all on a lack of cooperation and -- hear this -- obstruction by democrats. senate gop leaders are struggling to get enough support not from democrats, but to get support from

i'm gregg jarrett in for shepard smith. happy independence day. for the first time in its history, north korea successfully test launched an intercontinental ballistic missile. fox news reports top trump officials are meeting today to talk about how to respond to the growing nuclear threat. according to u.s. officials, the white house is considering all options. north korean officials say yesterday's test was the first step toward achieving a powerful nuclear state they say can strike anywhere on earth. u.s., south korean and japanese officials say the missile flew for about 40 minutes before it splashed down off japan's western coastline. a u.s. scientist says the missile could be powerful enough to reach alaska. president trump blasting north korean dictator kim jong-un on twitter writing "north korea just launched another missile. does this guy have anything better to do with his life? hard to believe that south korea and japan will put up with this longer. perhaps china will end this nonsense once and for all." we have not heard anything else

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

more coming up on "shepard smith reporting" ." >> jon: new information on a legal we closely followed" ." criminal knows kent during a kayaking trip. on the hudson river north of new york city. angelika graswald admitted she pulled the plug on the kayak. it said she wanted to use it as a catch 20. that put her fiance, vincent viafore at risk. he drowned in the hudson river back in 2015. here is her 911 call to authorities. >> we are kayaking. my fiance flipped over. i can't get to them. it is very windy. i cannot pedal to him. >> jon: she is expected to be scented with time served that she could be free early on. let's bring back our legal panel. bob bianchi and brian claypool. bob, you are former prosecutor. part of the police interrogation that went on for 11 hours on the day she was picked up, ten days after the death. she said, i wanted him dead and now he is gone, and now i am okay with it. does that merit a one to four sentence? >> i have never seen anything like this. the plea bargain discounts must've been open that day. and the prosecutor's office. you have everything you wan

. >> shepard smith on the fox newsdesk. president trump defending donald trump jr. donald trump jr.ddle man told him a lawyer was a russian government official who had information that was part of russia's support for donald trump. the president trump argue it was all politics as usual. we'll speak about that notion with a national correspondent from the washington post newspaper, top of the hour. we'll see you then. >> harris: verizon customers who have been calling customer support in the past six months are being urged to change their pins immediately. the company has confirmed that personal information from millions of users has been exposed. cyber security says a misconfiguration in a cloud server is to blame. verizon was notified in june, but it took several days to fix that breach. it's unclear how many or how long customers' information was exposed. republicans have released details on their latest attempts at healthcare reform. we've been talking about it all day long. the senate gop had been briefed in the past few hours to the better care reconciliation act. a cbo score i

shepard smith said the other day, lie after lie after lie.ent who helped craft a statement about his son's participation in the meeting, first of all, there was no meeting. there was a meeting, but it was about russian adoption. then there was a meeting in which no information was exchanged, then it turns out that an ex-soviet intelligence officer was there. and that there was some exchange of information. it just gets worse and worse and worse. this is public relations 101. get it out, get it out there early. get the full story out, don't drip, drip, drip. >> jon: let me read one of the president's tweets about this. he wrote... and then he went on and said. daniel, your take? >> the one big question here is what exactly is the story? i thought originally the story was about russian penetration of our election. and that is actually what makes this a story. look, foreign countries have tried to contact presidential elections in the past. oppositional research happens, we know about this. what made a difference was that the russians were tryin

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

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amy: that was shepard smith of fofox news. on sununday, president t trump attacked the media and hillary clinton and defended his son, writing -- "hillary clinton can illegally get the questions to the debate & delete 33,000 emails but my son don is being scorned by the fake news media?" and "with all of its phony unnamed sources & highly slanted & even fraudulent reporting, #fake news is distorting democracy in our country." trump faced protests while attending the united states women's open saturday, which was held at the trump national golf club in bedminster, new jersey. more than 100,000 people had signed on to a petition calling on the lpga to move the venue. on sataturday, activiststs gathd outside the venue to protest trump and his history of making sexist comments and bragging about sexual assault. president trump's approval rating has plummeted to a mere 36% as he nears the six-month mark of his presidency. it's the lowest six-month approval rating of a u.s. president in 70 years. the washington post/abc news news po

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

i'm shepard smith. more on the news that donald trump jr met with a russian lawyer after a middle man said she had dirt on hillary clinton. and it was part of a russian government effort to help candidate trump. white house deputy press secretary sarah huckabee sanders is scheduled to hold an off camera briefing at the top of the hour. we're expecting donald trump jr's meeting to be a big topic. we'll also speak with a reporter at the associated press who wrote a story of what is going on behind the scenes at the white house. and this one is fascinating. top of the hour. see you then. >> harris: investigators in missouri are trying to figure out what led to that deadly crash of a military refueling plane. debris, wreckage, spread across three miles. now authorities are saying it could be days before it is all recovered. the marine kc-130 was based out of new york and crashed, killing all 16 service members on board. attorney general jeff sessions met with authorities in las vegas to talk about sanctuary

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for now i'm shepard smith, fox news, new york. now back to geraldo rivera on fox news channel. not a big surprise, but you wonder where the vultures will descend, the media vultures, to try to get him to come on and do the tell-all. i guarantee the tell-all would still sell some books. >> you know, shep, when i heard that thing about the television career, and i had heard it since we arrived in nevada yesterday morning. i kind of threw up in my mouth, if you know what i mean. to think that now there's such hunger and such competition for access to this man, who we all believe committed this brutal double homicide so many years ago. the fact of the matter is, the other brutal fact of the matter is, o.j. the attention that is being paid to him is a function of the fact that series last year that recreated the o.j. saga, that documentary series that aired, that was so well received. enormous "game of thrones" type audiences in terms of the number of people watching. there is a fashion nation. maybe the millenials don't get it as much because they weren't around in '95, '96, '97, b

that is coming up, when our anchor, shepard smith reports. ♪ >> molly: at the white house and talks withter the courts ruled that the hospital should take him off life support. the president tweeting, if we can help little to be one and our friends in the u.k. and the pope, we would be delighted to do so. charlie is 11 months and has a fatal syndrome. they want to bring them to the u.s., but the court saying it's not in their interest. the pope calling to say let the parents have their say. >> he is still fighting to win and wants to fight for many mor more. we can even take our own son home to die. >> molly: a spokesman for the hospital, where charlie is in intensive care releasing a statement saying, together with charlie's parents, we are putting plans in place for his care and to give him more time together as a family. joining me now, doug burns, defense attorney and former prosecutor, an attorney jay. this is truly just a heartbreaking case. it may not take you much longer. the parents have a very, very short time. doug, what about the courts decision decision here? >> look. it is

. >>> i'm jon scott in for shepard smi smith. " ""your world with neil cavuto" is next." >> neil: speaking at the united nations right now. echoing concerns that our top diplomat about the provocative actions of north koreans with a different tone here. at issue, whether now is going to be a change in sentiment and tone and approach to north koreans who flagrantly go too far. we're going to look at the history and i should say if the markets are nervous about any of this, or the brirng nk of a flg crisis, they have a funny way of showing it. by and large, we're barely bulging on the day. i do want to go to warsaw, poland, where the president will outline some of these concerns as well, when he meets with his polish counterparts, and begins to send the message, enough is enough is enough. kristin. >> reporter: president trump says we can't get a better delivery system, and now, north korea has done just that. so as president trump lands here in poland, the big question is, will he follow-through. in so, how? well, the un security council held an emergency meeting while president trump was i

. >> there was shepard smith on fire. that was his reaction.is wallace on friday afternoon to the revelations there were more people in donald trump's meeting with the russian lawyer than they originally disclosed. and their reaction and shep smith's reaction, actually, was called a walter kronkite. there's a famous saying when you lose kroncite, you lose america. when people like shep smith are talking about the lies, there are a lot of people who are going so sit up and ask what's going on, but there are a small subset. i think it's bizarre, but you're reporting in the new york times that you have a piece reference for putin on the right buys trump cover. i've never been able to understand why anybody on the american right would admire vladimir putin, a man that assassinates journalists and politicians and business people that he opposes, but they do. tell us what you're seeing. >> years before we ever heard the words collusion or hacking, with regard to russia, there were some on the right to had venerated putin. a lot of this is wrapped up

clara lemlich, frances perkins, william gunn shepard, rose schneiderman, robert wagner, al smith, the list goes on and on. the story of triangle is not merely self-referential. it has tremendous didactic potential. we use triangle much like we use vietnam. this is another vietnam. if you think about the coverage of bangladesh, the plaza, the factory fire. that didactic potential of the fire is powerful and important, and i think another reason why the memory continues. i will turn it over to andi sosin to talk about that. [applause] andi: now comes the show and tell portion. hi. just press the enter key. i am andi sosin. i was a teacher educator for most of my career and a new york city schoolteacher when i started and trained as a historian, so this is very important to me and i'm delighted to be here. thank you for coming. these two books we are showing you, one of them is "organizing the curriculum: perspectives on teaching the u.s. labor movement." the other is "the new york city triangle factory fire." these are the books we collaborated on. i collaborated on this one with rob li

sam shepard he worked tirelessly throughout six decades and came to the fore in the 1960s with the east village crew, the likes of patti smith. that is sam shepard. another great titan over on the other side of the atlantic, another great titan. she has died aged 89 she said herself that she was never a beautiful, she wa nts to that she was never a beautiful, she wants to be far more interesting than that. she sums up that french expression that means ugly beautiful. the good news is they live on in their work. caroline frost, an entertaining... —— and entertainment journalist. a serious disturbance has broken out at the mount prison in hertfordshire. staff trained to deal with riots have been sent in to the category c prison near hemel hempstead. in a statement the ministry ofjustice said the prison was completely secure and there was no risk to the public. sources told the bbc that this afternoon, control had been lost of one wing, and half of another. let's go live to the scene. we have a correspondent outside the prison. what's the latest? well, in the last couple of hours or so we have seen police officers and prison of