>> trey: the insurance policy being pressed on that. the most charitable view of what they meant by the insurance policy is they had a source. they had a confidential informant they did not want to burn. i would invite you to use this analogy. you have a drug source can make a confident and you will not use that source to burn and fast times, but you might to get pablo escobar. so their analysis was we will not burn the source because we don't think donald trump is going to win. so lay aside poor election forecasting for a moment, guess what, he did. so if you have a source that has information or adamant the free world is an agent of russia, come on with it. give it to us. if you are concerned you were burning a source on somebody who couldn't win, that is over. >> ed: here we are two years later and they haven't come out with it more than two years later congressman. he mentioned -- >> trey: there is no information because there is nothing, there is no source. >> ed: john ratcliffe you mentioned part of that graphic where basically he

down trey was more quiet. he had to get to know. them. and you didn't see any of the sickness coming and entre as he was brought up to strike. me with a different turn it is six o'clock where his decision on alcohol whether he's got charged off star or not and they are just been trying to get my mind. so you do. so today they're not going to order me what i know all their problems are that they're not going to be released. i use them on the run around. it is hard to put into words the turmoil in the streets right now they are just having a tremendous time dealing with the fact that there hasn't been a resolution charging decision is not we had believed that it was going to be the day for that decision. they're not going to make any mistake any time you're looking at the police use of force to use the results of the free tell the that's a homicide investigation. you're determining whether they had a legitimate subjectively reasonable basis to use force under the circumstances. this particular case is complex because of occurred in downtown

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my goodness, it's hard to say, trey yingst reporting live inside gaza city. trey?e but so do some of the violence today. we saw a series of balloons with ieds attached to them actually sent into israel. the israeli military responded to one of those launching positions with a drone strike. this as egyptian negotiators are inside the gaza strip right now meeting with top officials here looking to hammer out some of the details of this cease-fire agreement i did receive a text message from a senior hamas official who said things are quiet in gaza. everyone is looking forward to see how things are going to develop throughout the weekend as we are talking now, shep, off in the distance i can hear some explosions that is coming from ieds and grenades that protesters and rioters across the border are throwing at snipers lined up to keep those communities along the border safe. >> shepard: what's happening along the border where you are in gaza city? >> on the ground you can see people preparing for the potential of major demonstrations but also major conflict should one

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trey yingst reporting live in jerusalem. trey? >> we spoke with mike pompeo just minutes before the president tweeted out the announcement. i asked the secretary of state if he had any update on the situation and whether or not a decision had been made. he didn't comment at that time. the trump administration as a whole making this decision. it's hard to underscore how much that changes the next month in this region. with upcoming israeli elections, you can't ignore the benefits that prime minister netanyahu receives. he's facing three indictments related to corruption charges. you can hear the excitement in his voice and he reacted to the decision by the trump administration to formally recognize the golan heights as part of israel. i want to say two words. thank you, mike pompeo. thank you, president trump. thank you, america. >> while prime minister netanyahu is focused on the april elections, it's important to note the regional implications of recognizing the golan heights as israel and not syria. the iranian group hezbollah i

>> bret: trey yingst live along the israel gaza border. trey, thanks.p next, brit hume joins me to talk about the lessons learned in the media coverage of the russia investigation. there are a lot of them. first, here is what some of our fox affiliates around the country are covering tonight. fox 53 in pittsburgh where high school and college students staged walkouts in the acquittal of a white police officer charged in the 27bg 18 fatal shooting of unarmed black teenager. the family of the victim ken will pursue a civil federal rights lawsuit they filed last august. fox 9 in minneapolis saint paul twin cities and surrounding suburbs shut down some streets in preparation for flooding to come. melting snow to the north and west is causing the minnesota river to approach its high water elevation mark set in 1965. and this is a live look at san francisco from our affiliate fox 2. the bigger to there tonight is apple unveiling a new video service called apple tv plus that could compete with netflix and amazon. the billion-dollar announcement was made at the

powerful position as chair, chair committee, he golfed with him today, in fact, in palm beach with trey gowdy and also mick mulvaney who obviously is the acting chief of staff. here is the bottom line, graham says bad days for those hoping the mueller investigation would take president trump down. great job by mr. mueller and his team graham said to thoroughly examine all things russia. now is time to move on, govern the country and get ready to combat russia and other foreign actors ahead of 2020. so a couple of thoughts there, maybe the president doesn't need to tweet yet because he has allies like graham who will go out there and make the point for him but also talk about how this white house does try to turn the page because you have democrats in the house who had a conference call yesterday regardless of what mueller says they're investigating the president, his family, his business, his foundation, you name it, kevin. >> yeah, spot on in your analysis, if you're thinking, all right, we are on to the next thing, we can move on. that's not the way things work in washington. you bitt

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we will here from trey gowdy in a moment. but first, ed henry joins me on set. >> great to see you. >> harris: you, too. always. friday. sometimes they work out this way. >> absolutely. >> harris: a lot of news. >> the news coming in hot. >> harris: i want to ask first there are reports and the "associated press" saying that the white house wants an early look. you spoke with the white house, the president personal attorney. >> rudy giuliani contacted me and said the a.p. report is not true. "associated press" is breaking this hour saying that giuliani, the rest of the legal team want an early look at mueller's findings before the public sees it. he says that is not true. they are confident, giuliani tells me that bill barr the attorney general will handle this appropriately. as you said. after two years of investigating, mueller has basically said his probe is over with no further indictments. even the critics like comey telegraphed they are no longer sure there was collusion or obstruction of justice. on the surface that so

>> bret: trey yingst along the israel-gaza border. trey, thank you. the economic impact of the aerospace. grounding of best selling plane. fox 61 in hartford as the connecticut supreme court rules gunmaker remmington can be sued for making the rifle used to kill 20 children and six educators at sandy hook elementary school in 2012. the plaintiffs include relatives of nine people killed in that massacre. they argue the rifle used by the shooter is too dangerous for the public. a lower court had dismissed that lawsuit citing a federal law that shields gunmakers from liability. fox 31 in denver as governor jared polis declares a emergency due to the blizzard hitting. wind gusts of 97 miles per hour are recorded in colorado springs. tens of thousands of homes and businesses in colorado and wyoming are still without power. major highways are closed across the front range including portions of interstate 70, 76, and 25. and this is a live look at new york from our affiliate fox 5. one of the big stories there tonight. new york democratic mayor says the city

trey was more quiet. he had to get to know. and you didn't see any of the sickness coming. it's a different turn it is for his decision on whether he's going to charge offs or not and they are just been trying. to step in their way. so today i want to argue i mean what i know now. that there are lots of little easter which. i use to another run around. it is hard to put into words the turmoil the strain. right now they're just having a tremendous time dealing with the fact that there hasn't been a resolution charging decision is not made we had believed that it was going to be the day for that. they're not going to make any mistake any time you're looking police use of force to use the results on the field tell the that's a homicide investigation. you're determining whether they had a legitimate subjectively reasonable basis to use force under those circumstances. this particular case is complex because of the kurds in downtown milwaukee you know late afternoon work day and you literally have hundreds of witnesses and those have to be interviewed you have to look at the for

the chief made the decision based on this officer not following procedures in autumn of the ending trey's life and i think that was a good decision. but he still wants his office to face criminal charges. good evening ladies and gentlemen our police commissioner i am here today on behalf of my police to present the eligibility of the appointment to police officer we stand here before you is it diverse not proud of the chief's actions i think the chief was a coward nowhere in this entire nation and certainly not in the city at any officer ever been fired for something called coach considerations. i have been pleading that our officers need to work in jail should we any have band with another officer maybe it would have never happened because individuals saw that there's two of them there's only one of me i'm not going to fight this situation. probably any other officer would have had the individual none of bulky coat maybe the hands are in and out of pockets and the actions of that individual caused the situation become what it became. chief when terminated oh brother officer. the firing w

yanks reporting from inside gaza city, trey. >> rick, just minutes ago we got word from the israelihat 5 rockets were fired from the gaza strip into southern israel. this is the first round of rocket fire in days after what appeared like progress in cease fire negotiations. here is a look at what led up to the news we are getting in just now. >> gunfire rings up in gaza city as funeral gets underway. earlier this morning palestinian shot in the head at location where gaza were throwing ied's to israeli troops. >> hundreds of palestinians are marching through the streets of gaza city, the body of 15-year-old mohamed, he was shot along the border today and killed, they are taking him right now, you can see the gunfire inside gaza city as thousands prepare for demonstrations today along the israel-gaza border. >> those who attended the 40,000 protest on saturday did, indeed, prepare. broad explosives and rocks that were thrown at it's rally troops where they view executive arm of the israeli government who are responsible for the block aid on gaza. >> killed human, the woman, the youth

trey gowdy joins us now. trey, you have been listening to this along with us. reporters that the rule of law applies to democrats and republicans equally here and explained why it's time to take a look at the other side of this story. what did you take away from what you just heard from the senator? >> well, lindsey is right. there are some house republicans that have been looking for the past 12 months at the fisa process, the origination of the f.b.i. investigation in july of 2016. we were ridiculed by our democrat colleagues and quite frankly by most people in the media for daring to ask how jim comey could have possibly cleared hillary clinton before she was interviewed. democrats didn't want any part of that. so i am glad that senator graham and his judiciary committee is going to look at it. he is exactly right. the lady wears a blindfold. she is not a democrat or republican. you want a department of justice and f.b.i. that you can have confidence in. if anybody wants to know why so many of my fellow citizens have so little confidence in the media after t

trey? >> that's right.rotesters here in a town that borders on the strip are calling on the prime minister to continue his military campaign inside gaza. they said they want to be treated like any other city if a rocket is fired toward their town. they want a military response. you can see the protesters here. the demonstration was larger earlier today. after the rocket was fired into israel, there's new questions about whether or not this could lead to more escalation tonight. we didn't see any rocket fire from the gaza strip, we didn't see any air strikes. it appears at this time that things are going to remain calm. quickly, shep, i want to show you the scene here. it is very much a positive scene. there's no violence here. just demonstrators calling on their prime minister to ultimately strike gaza more often because they say that they're receiving some of the small arms around small rocket fire like we saw early or tonight. shep? >> shepard: what do you know about the israeli military's preparation now

trey yingst reporting live. trey?n israel and the palestinians in gaza. just to show how close we are, we're getting reports of an air strike that has been conducted in central gaza likely against a hamas target. we know there were night-time hamas units operating trying to distract the israeli forces. a report of an air strike in central gaza. we have been speaking with factions inside the gaza strip that indicate that they're preparing for the possibility of a larger conflict. palestinians have been protesting the blockade on the gaza strip. hamas and islamic jihad tell fox news the protests will continue a second year in order to pressure israel to allow more aid to enter the strip of land. as protests are unsuccessful in bringing change, both groups have warned of a larger conflict with an arsenal of rockets. these factions are ready for war as the protests continue to escala escalate. if war erupts, there could be a large number of civilian casualties with upcoming elections, politics are playing a key role in ho

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trey yingst mans that for us. he's live on the phone. what have you learned? >> this is a major development. what we saw today was an egyptian delegation entering the gaza strip to try to enter a cease fire agreement between israel and gaza. it appears that that was chose to being signed. what we have seen tonight, a major escalation. it does appear according to the israeli defense force that two rockets were fired from the gaza strip towards central israel. we have not seen this rocket fire since the war in 2014, operation protective edge. the israelis see tel aviv as a red line for rocket fire. what we saw today, two rockets fired towards central israel. the idea is that one of those rockets was intercepted. they can track the rockets using the technology to see if it's going to hit a civilian area. it appears that one was intercepted. israelis right now likely deciding what their response will be. reports indicating that islamic jihad is behind these rockets that have been fired. from what we know, that is accurate according to reporting in the jerusalem po

trey yingst reporting live from jerusalem. trey?shep, an extremely tense situation here over the past 24 hours as israel conducted the air strikes in gaza last night. militant there's began to fire more rockets into southern israel. our cameras captured the exchange of fire. some of them were intercepted by israel's defense system, the iron dome. as the night went on, israeli fighter planes and attack he helicopters at hamas targets. four were injured. i spoke were a senior hamas official inside gaza that indicated the weekly border demonstrations would be cancelled today. i received a text from that official. he said the situation is still tense, but he described it right now as okay. shep? >> shepard: trey yingst reporting live. thank you. north korea is threatening to suspect nuclear talks with the united states and start testing again. less than a month after president trump left his summit with kim jong-un with no agreement. a senior north korean official tells the associated press that chairman kim has mysteriously wonderful c

trey yingst reporting live. trey? against isis underway in the syrian cities. democratic forces say the group should be completely defeated in this area within days. the syrian democratic forces referred to as the sdf say the remaining isis territory is find with land mines and tunnels making it difficult to clear out the last group of fighters. according to groups friday, numerous civilians were evacuated before isis engaged in a 18-hour battle. while in militants are putting up one last fight. 500 people are left in the city. we know that a group of hundreds did leave, 150 left that are believed to be isis fighters. the big concern, analysts say there's a pocket of extremists in the syrian citied of -- city of idlib. they are worried they could reorganize in 6 months. >> trace: trace, what about the is civilian there's? >> many have escaped the isis territory according to officials at the u.n. 90% of the refugees arrived at this camp in northern syria and women and children. the camp is at capacity. people are still

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trey, israel is now fighting back. >> sean, that's right. escalating by the hour after two rockets were fired towards the israeli city of tel aviv earlier tonight. right now the israeli military is responding with airstrikes inside the gaza strip. our crew along the border has witnessed numerous targets hit inside gaza and now militants are launching more rockets towards israel. a number of the recent launches from gaza were intercepted by the missile defense system the iron dome. the two largest factions need are no response cybil for tonight's rocket fire. hamas did launch the original attack. there is ongoing egyptian led negotiation and mediation to try to deescalate the negotiation. told fox news in the past few weeks that they are prepared for a war but would like to avoid one. sean, earlier today i did speak with a senior hamas official inside the gaza strip behind me. he described the situation as tense but had no further comment on tonight's rocket fire. sean? >> sean: thank you, trey, appreciate it. we will follow the story. the me

trey?se here along the israel-gaza border for the second day after a rocket was fired into central israel hitting a civilian home on monday. we do have some breaking news right now, harris. we are told by sources inside gaza that egyptian negotiators have just entered the gaza strip. they are looking to negotiate a long-term cease-fire deal between factions inside gaza, and the israeli government. i want to show you the scene behind me, harris. it's a bit dark but you can see some lights off in the distance. you are going to see lights, those are coming from israeli tanks and also armored vehicles. the israelis are staging here along the border, harris, just in case they will need to launch some sort of ground invasion into gaza. there are major protests expected on saturday for the one-year anniversary of demonstrations that palestinians have been holding. expressing some of their concerns with the israeli blockade on the gaza strip. right now things do remain tense, but there is hope in t

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hi, trey. >> hi, leland.0,000 palestinians gathered to protest the israeli blockade on the gaza strip and additionally marking the one year anniversary of the demonstrations according to the palestinian health ministry, hundreds were injured. they said that hamas used restraint in the demonstrations saying they were actually to keep the violence at a lower level, this as egyptian negotiators continued to remain in gaza city working with top officials here to broker some sort of cease-fire agreement after rocket fire and air strikes last week really consumed the region. now, today we did attend the funeral of one of the demonstrators killed this morning. he was shot in the head by an israeli sniper. we spoke there with the friends and family of this demonstrators, and saw what it was like in gaza city when the funerals take place. take a look. hundreds of palestinians are marching through the streets of gaza city with the body of 20 year old mohammed, shot by an israeli sniper along the border and killed. they

thank you very much from venezuela in the capital caracas trey's abode bring us all the latest from one of the demonstrations taking place that. colleges and universities in algeria have been ordered to close their campuses two weeks ahead of their spring break in an effort to diffuse student protests on friday one hundred ninety five protesters were detained as tens of thousands of algerians protested against government demonstrations held in algiers and several other cities are being described as the largest of that kind in twenty eight years the unrest now in its third week was sparked by president abdul aziz because of his announcement that he would be seeking a fifth term in power is rarely been seen in public since suffering a stroke in two thousand and thirteen. has more. as the protest movement gains momentum in algeria the big question is what will be the army's next move the army being the most powerful establishment in algeria that will depend on many factors we have to wait and see what happens on the thirtieth of march when the constitutional court will approve those religi

he did and interview with trey yingst 40 minutes before the president set out that tweet.y asked pompeo about it. benjamin netanyahu will be here at the white house next week. he tweeted his thanks to the president saying in a time when iran seeks too use syria as a platform to destroy israel, the president recognizes israel sovereignty over the golan heights. thank you. maria bartiromo is in the middle of interviewing the president. she will no doubt ask him about this. the attorney general, bill barr, was here at the white house. his visit here instantly raised speculation as to whether the mueller report might be forthcoming. we're told it was a routine meeting on national security. dana? >> dana: yeah. the attorney general comes often. i can imagine that. let me ask you also about this. is there any let-up in the mccain feud? >> no. no. and in fact, it was very strange yesterday. obviously the president over the weekend tweeted his displeasure about john mccain. it was related to the mueller investigation because mccain got ahold of that unverified steele dossier and s

>> trace: trey yingst live for us. boeing's stock taking a triple digit loss after the crash.ostpone an unveiling for another new plane until wednesday. gerri willis has more. >> what was a disaster was trouble for the dow this morning. the index fell some 225 points at the open. boeing shares were down 8%. and then it got worse. as you can see from this chart here, boeing stock fell 13.5% at its worst. the dow down 386 points. keep in mind that boeing was the only negative component in the dow this morning. the stock has recovered tad. it's down currently only about 6%. meanwhile, boeing announcing that they will delay presentation of a new plane called the 777 x. the largest twin engine plane ever created. it's called the box. but they're not unveiling it this week. southwest saying they are confident in the safety of their fleet. southwest with the most of these planes in their hangers. southwest, united, comair, all of these airlines carrying this plane. we're told there's 946 airlines carrying the 737 max. american airlines saying we have full confidence in the aircraft a

. >> at this point, trey is an amalgamation of everything you've ever seen on social media when it comesall about the showing off. >> i'm out here at a 5:15 in the morning. seriously. did you hear how early it is? >>. >> you anticipate been in a few weeks, but we can tell you the last time you went. >> why do you walk in here going like this? >> because it look good. >> and you're like, did you see my muscles today? >> good morning, guys. if you want to bring home the bacon, you have to go kig the big >> get back in the bed and eat some pizza. >> if you're feeling the game, get out there and chop up your shirt. >> so common. we're both good. >> you may start identifying people from your place of work. for example, this is jack. >> he didn't need a stool to get to the top. >> stop? come on. >> it's like they eat, sleep, drik, gym. >> getting into bed at 12:45 a.m. i'll be back on here to brag in a few hours. >> if anyone wants to join me tomorrow, me and renee, we're going to do 30 minutes. a lot of burpees, catch me on instagram tomorrow, it will be lit. >> hope you had fun. catch us nex

with regard to adam schiff, again, trey gowdy from the very beginning said adam schiff claims he haseds to come forward and explain why he knows something that apparently didn't come forward in any of these documents. yes, he needs to stand by those words and explain what he was talking about. >> juan: let me say i would make a clean break between bill barr and robert miller. i don't think there was much question about bob miller's integrity, to my mind anyway. i think the person who is going after new ruler was donald trump who was talking about witch hunts. >> martha: i said that. >> juan: i haven't heard but i'm interested if people are going after robert mueller, i think the question for mueller is we know a lot of things that would indicate a pattern of cooperation if not conspiracy but you apparently said it wasn't sufficient. we'd like to know why you came to that conclusion. >> martha: they had 2800 subpoenas. >> juan: right. >> martha: they will release, i'm confident, as much of the report as they can but at some point to people who respect bob mueller and people who respec

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trey yanked is following this -- tray yangst. reporter: this crashed shortly after takeoff killing all on board. officials a more than 35 different nationalities were represented among those killed. the plane lost contact with air traffic control around 8:44 am local time just six minutes after takeoff. the flight heading to nairobi, kenya. normally takes about two hours to arrive. the kenyan transportation saturday says his country is sending officials to the scene together information and help with passenger identification. >> until we know what has happened, of course, affecting the relatives, affected, we are still waiting for the manifest. reporter: images from the scene show debris scattered across an open field with a large hole in the ground from the impact. the ethiopian government declared tomorrow a day of mourning as investing is begin to search for answers about what led to the crash. the ceo of ethiopian airlines traveled to the crash site and released a statement expressing condolences to the families of those lost

then trey burke aptly named. one of nine threes. mavericks led by as much as 21. now in the second quarter, mavericks up. 51-30. stanford has been so good for so long. the cardinal never has to go far. postseason game number 71 today as the two-seed cardinal played uc davis in the first round. you think someone is excited for the return of march madness? oh, my gosh, that is too much fun. williams had 16 by halftime. ana wilson, one of the cardinals' threes, ten threes. you might know her brother, seattle seahawks quarterback russell wilson. 49-26 stanford at the half. cardinals kept up the pressure in the third. dodson, look at this, surrounded by three defenders. gets it to go and gets the foul. stanford advances 79-54, the final. cal in waco, texas, facing north carolina for the first time. bears trail by 11. kiana smith, the three. jaylen brown brings the triple as well. cal had 11 threes. trailed by three at the half. c.j. west lays it in. and gets the one. that gave cal its first lead of the game. thomas led with 13. puts cal up for good. 3.8 left. off the i

israel today in the israeli military responded with a drone strike towards one position. >> bret: trey. next up president trump recovers has a ministrations fumble over special olympics funding, plus will there be another special counsel? we will discuss all of it with the panel after the break. ♪ this is your car. you had a good run, but it's time to sell or trade it in, and you need to know what it's worth. with truecar, just enter your license plate and see your car's value in real time. sports package and low mileage? nice. incident with a shopping cart... sunroof? real nice. within minutes, you'll have a true cash offerh. enjoy a better way to sell or trade in your car with truecar. the biggest week in television is almost here. xfinity watchathon week. starting april 8th, enjoy free access to the best shows and movies from hbo, showtime, epix and more. what! whether it's more jaw droppers, standing o's upon standing o's or tv's biggest show stoppers. get more into what you're into. get ready to watch with xfinity x1 or the xfinity stream app. xfinity watchathon week. free startin

melissa: trey, thank you.ric flooding t really led to costly damage in the midwest. believe it or not they're bracing for even more heavy rain. the economic cost for farmers, forming many into bankruptcy. new details on that coming next. ♪ i knew about the tremors. but when i started seeing things, i didn't know what was happening... so i kept it in. he started believing things that weren't true. i knew something was wrong... but i didn't say a word. during the course of their disease around 50% of people with parkinson's may experience hallucinations or delusions. but now, doctors are prescribing nuplazid. the only fda approved medicine... proven to significantly reduce hallucinations and delusions related to parkinson's. don't take nuplazid if you are allergic to its ingredients. nuplazid can increase the risk of death in elderly people with dementia-related psychosis and is not for treating symptoms unrelated to parkinson's disease. nuplazid can cause changes in heart rhythm and should not be taken if you h

what's the latest, trey? >> reporter: well, dana, not only are countries just grounding these planes, the boeing 737 max 8 plane, many countries are actually banning the planes from flying within their air space. earlier today two turkish airline jets were forced to turn around after a new ban was put into place that would not even allow planes to land in or fly over the united kingdom. this as ten countries with airline carriers are grounding their 737 max 8 planes as an extra safety precaution. ireland, germany, poland and the netherlands banned the boeing 737 from flying over their countries. they are relying more on technology than pilot skills. they did not mention boeing. boeing released a staple overnight saying they do plan to update software systems on board the 737 max 8 plane no later than next month. they said they dispatched a team to the crash site to understand the cause of this accident and find solutions for future flights. yesterday the faa issued what they call a continued air worthiness no

thompson with 6-treys... 27-points going into the break... and the warriors led by 17. room for a denver comeback. kevin durant...crosscourt...and goes right to the rack.. 26-points for kd. --then later on, curry... from just beyond halfcourt....bri lliant. and you know that's getting a shimmy... warriors 18-of-35 from beyond the arc.... and thompson led all scorers with 39-points. --warriors with no problems...122-105... up next, the suns on sunday. --now to the college game-- the quarterfinals of the pac-12 tourney...an all bay area affair. ---tara vanderveer and the stanford cardinal hosting lindsay gottlieb and the cal golden bears.. ---4th quarter-- stanford leading by 5... cal's kristine anigwe...lays it off the glass...14 points and 14-boards for the conference defensive player of the year. ---- the cardinal...were just overwhelming kianna williams....nothing but net.... led the squad with 23-points. ---stanford takes out cal...72-54...and advances to the semi-finals to face the winner of oregon st and washington -elsewhere in the bracket-- miramonte alum sabrina

>> a former prosecutor and fox s contributor trey gowdy joins us live, how are you, congressman? >> good to see you, good. >> ed: i want to be fair by saying "he only cares that the work be done well and completely," and he says he is rooting for the world to see how the american justice system works. do you think he and others are rooting for something else? >> i can't speak for director comey. i can say 60 democrats voted to move forward with impeachment before others had a single syllable. not only does schiff have evidence of collusion, he claims, but in his later quotes he has gotten indicted. remember he said there was a very real prospect he would actually go to jail and now swalwell's promising indictments. that part of the op-ed they cut my attention, i agree the justice department has had a really bad three years. we are apart from director called me, i don't think it is trump's fault. i think there are some doj officials that have diminished my fellow citizens' confidence in that venerable institution that we need. >> ed: you mentioned eric swalwell. let's jump ahead.

jon: thank you, trey.nwhile, more than 30 people are injured after a flight landing in new york encounters severe turbulence. dramatic video from inside the boeing 777 shows terrified passengers and crew members as well as bloodied overhead luggage combater ifments that occurred just before the landing. one passenger says they were kept in the dark as the plane made its rocky descent. >> we're talking about big shake like, you know, like the plane going up and down, then the plane start going down, and nobody was talking during that time, not the pilot or co-pilot or anybody. fifteen minutes later when he announce now everything is stable. but he never said anything what was going on or what happened. jon: 28 of the injures were taken to nearby hospitals including one flight attendant who suffered a broken leg. >>> if we're old you have enough to drive at age 16, why not be able to vote? a push is underway in congress to expand voting rights to lower the required age to cast a ballot. but are 16-year-olds

you might not be according to trey kennedy. >> there's many ways to wear hats, i'm here to tell you thewrong ways. this is what you wanted to do. pretty sure i figured it out over the years. >> it's the universally accepted way of wearing a hat. then there's this. >> if you're classic backwards hat, no, 2019. this is 2013? >> i know some brothers that can pull this off. you can wear your hat how ever you want to >> i'm sure he's speaking about everyone else. this has forever been not okay. >> i don't get this one either. >> it's like a bad combover. >> horrible. >> if you wear your hat like this, you're my papa and 80 years old. >> that's the classic guy has to scratch his head. wears it up like that. >> some people wear their hat down. >> i don't get this one. what's the purpose of this? >> insecurity. >> oh. or that you had a long night. >> ladies, if you see a man wearing a hat like this, he just wants your snapchat. >> yo baby, yo baby, yo. >> mm-hmm. >> no. >> no. >> to play safe, stay right here, that's your sweet spot. >> i will wear my hat how ever the heck i want to. i'm me. if

derogatory blogs about that i forget it trump, and they used the d word to the doll might describe treyowdy who, along with chairman and chief, let aggressive oversight hearings into the fbi and doj handling on emails on russian investigation. until interviews or congressional testimony, page where mccabe stressed political views did not affect their investigations. the cases were open for legitimate reasons. >> as a counterintelligence investigator, you have to ask yourself why a president of the united states would do that. all of those same sorts of facts cause us to wonder if there was an inappropriate relationship. a connection between the president and our most fearsome enemy. the government of russia. >> on the special counsel report we can confirm through our young independent reporting that there are steps consistent with tying up loose ends, such as closeout interviews. the road map is pretty clear that the report goes to the attorney general, the white house, and the legal team expects several hours notice. many of the key players were at the justice department thursday. the