here to analyze it, tucker carlson, whose program, ""tucker carlson tonight," as opposed to this morning, moves to 7:00, moves to 9:00 from 7:00. you were on at 7:00, you are going to be at 9:00 right after a "the factor." carlson, you are very fortunate to have my lead and with the ratings here. you know? >> yes, i am. very, very aware of that. >> bill: the check is in the mail. are you going to cover this globes thing tonight? how are you going to do it? speak of yet, we are. i agree with everything you said. whenever privilege people act like victims, though, it annoys me so much. i think there are a couple deeper questions worth exploring. the first -- i'm not going it's to defend a trump come he can defend himself, he's got twitter -- the first is, hollywood is a business, a mass-market retail business. do they understand their customers? they seem to hate them, which is striking to me, that is one of the reasons hollywood is in trouble financially. the second question, how they learned anything from the election? you, me, everyone paused and said, what it does mean, i didn't expect

tucker carlson is at 9:00 p.m. "the o'reilly factor" is next. >> bill: "the o'reilly factor" is on tonight. >> mandatory five year prison sentence for aggravated felons who are deported and then come back. who on earth would oppose that law? >> bill: 42 democratic senators did. now, case law will be reintroduced into congress. with donald trump behind it. we will have the inside story. >> the declassified report came out yesterday. it has proven that donald trump is indeed putin's manchurian candidate. >> bill: charges continue that president-elect trump is too soft on the russian leader, putin. what does brit hume think of that? he will be here. >> how thrilled argue about trump's inauguration? >> i'm ecstatic. >> bill: also, tonight, asking the quotes about the upcoming presidential inauguration. >> pumped up for the inauguration? >> pumped up, baby. >> bill: caution, you are about to enter the "no spin zone" ." "the factor" begins right now. ♪ >> bill: hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. "ka

here to analyze it, tucker carlson, whose program, "tucker carlson tonight," as opposed to this morning, moves to 7:00, moves to 9:00 from 7:00. you were on at 7:00, you are going to be at 9:00 right after "the factor." carlson, you are very fortunate to have my lead and with the ratings here. you know? >> yes, i am. very, very aware of that. >> bill: the check is in the mail.re are you going to cover this globes thing tonight? how are you going to do it?he >> yeah, we are. i agree with everything youhi said.ig whenever privileged people act like victims, though, it annoys me so much. i think there are a couple deeper questions worth exploring. the first -- i'm not going it's to defend trump, he can defend himself, he's got twitter -- the first is, hollywood is a business, a mass-market retail t business.nd do they understand their customers? they seem to hate them, which is striking to me, that is one of the reasons hollywood is in trouble financially. the second question, how they learned anything from the election? you, me, everyone paused andwo said, what it does mean, i didn't expe

tucker carlson, he's only had his own show here for a few weeks. he gets a 9:00 p.m. slot, how do you see that looking out? >> if you're looking at december ratings, we have never seen, howie, a debut like tucker carlson has had for his show. not just ratings which have been off the charts, but also it seems like every day i'm seeing a viral video of a segment that he does the night before debating somebody. tucker certainly is going to be just fine and to your point about megyn, you're exactly right, this is about your children. this is why you leave prime time for daytime for less money. we have never seen at the top of her career and i read her book cover to cover. i interviewed her a couple of weeks ago. she wanted to be there when her kids were getting home from school, doing their homework and tuck them into bed at night and that's why you take less money. >> she will be starting a die time talk show which has been graveyard period for successful journalists, how do you see her fairing? >> exactly. anderson cooper has a show in daytime to do a talk show like meg

tucker carlson is going to be holding court from nine to ten. i think donald trump will be out of the white house. you never know! i don't want you to get dressed up for nothing. i hope he shows up and your hou hour. >> this is actually a t-shirt with tuxedo painted on it. >> bill: will be back from washington in a >> bill: president still in the white house. it's been an extraordinary day here in washington, d.c. we thank you very, very much for watching "the factor" tonight. we will summarize it all on monday, when we come back. please remember, the spin stops here. we are definitely looking out for you. >> good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight" we are here at the freedom ball. president donald trump is attending all of these balls tonight. we will bring you the segment live as we happen. inauguration day for the president and first lady. it all began with the swearing in ceremony. >> i donald john trump do solemnly swear. >> that i will faithfully execute -- the office of president of the united states.

here now is tucker carlson, host of "tucker carlson tonight." it is so nice to be on the site with you. there are so many things that i want to talk to you about. what is your reaction to the story tonight? >> it is kind of a big deal. this is what happens when you have an attorney general in place. this provides every incentive, obviously, for senate democrats to keep it, and effect, to hold sessions from becoming ag. the problem is, two fold. one, sally yates is the only person at the address justice department who is the only person who can sign off on warrants who are used frequently. the second problem is, the macro problem, the executive branch basically in conflict with itself. the attorney general, acting, not supporting the president's executive orders. i don't know when the last time that happen. not in my adult lifetime for sure. it is very weird. it is kind of hard to know where it goes. >> martha: do you think democrats will continue to drag their feet? on sessions confirmation and tried to keep her in as long as they can? >> why wo

gretchen carlson was fired from fox news. but instead of taking it, she fought back with the truth, an explosive lawsuit that detailed years of sexual harassment at the hands of roger ailes, an incredibly brave thing to do. i tweeted my support early on, i told gretchen carlson, you're amazing, you go. two weeks ago i interviewed gretchen for "good housekeeping" magazine about her journey. it was emotional. >> hi, gretchen. do you mind if i hug you? >> no, of course not. great seeing you. thank you for all your kind words about me, i really appreciate them. >> i meant every one of of them, you're an awesome person, courageous. you're doing such important things now, you should be so proud of yourself. >> thank you. there weren't a lot of supporters at the beginning and you were one of them. so thank you. >> any time. let's do it. >> so carlson is amazing, she made what happened to her much bigger than herself. so how have you been? >> i think good. i've been busy, but i've been spending time with my family. >> so what has bee

we will explore what tucker carlson's new primetime gig means for the future of fox news. >>> the challenges of covering

this is because of a two-car crash on westbound 80 at carlson boulevard. the crash is now cleared out of the roadway, but that residual backup remains so from carquinez bridge along the eastshore freeway to the maze that drive will take you up to 50 minutes right now and if you are heading into san francisco via the bay bridge toll plaza here's a look at that. heavy backup into the maze. the maze to downtown will now take you 30 minutes across the span of the bay bridge. okay, moving over to the san mateo bridge commute from hayward to foster city, another sea of brake lights here. from 880 to 101, that's going to be 27 minutes. and, of course, the traffic alert we have been reporting all morning long this has been a traffic alert since 1 a.m., it's northbound 880 in fremont. the off-ramp to mission boulevard is still closed until 8 a.m. now because of a hazmat situation. there was a crash there involving a truck carrying pool chemicals so we have hazmat crews on scene cleaning it up. they say 8 system is now the estimated time of re-opening. okay moving,

crashed last two days no one was injured tonight happened just before 7:00 at the intersection of cutting carlson boulevard in richmond. safety told us the data suspect now in custody woman in her 30's name not released and a little bit about what happened suspected of heading a man walked down a lane of south on a one in san carlos. in the pedestrian man of intoxicating a car killed him and the driver did not stop according to please write not traffic still heavy and they're working the crime scene and a briton avenue out bags it happened just 630 tonight. >> steve: kidnapped newborn was found alive 18 years later in south carolina taken from her mother's arm of the day she was born in the jacksonville hospital her mom 15 years old the time says the woman who took care was in blue hospital scrubs never seen again but the chocolate fever. only close to any footprints and i sketch of the suspect you see him there. >> reporter: really seem all statement, and the passing of one of their riders that all so bad the cleaning of the facility a lab tests now underway to determine the actual cause of deat

carlson beats alex ovechkin -- feeds alex ovechkin come and he does the rest. capitals come back and win 6-5. the play of the day comes from the celtics' isaiah thomas. head fake, drives the lane, and look at that, spin move. call him the spin doctor. he puts the crazy english on the ball. the celtics win. and former redskin offensive lineman joe jacoby was named a finalist for the nfl hall he was a member of the redskins in all three of their super bowl victories. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. that means incredibly fast 150 meg internet. local sled jump record fly, gary, fly. ...his friend can download 13 different versions of the perfect song... ...his sister can live stream it... ...while his mom downloads how to set a dislocated shoulder, get 150 meg internet, tv and phone for just 79.99 per month online for the first year. hurry offer ends january 21st. only from fios. i love paying extra to file my state returns. i want my tax software to

carlson. that's your neighbor, doreen. he buried it and puts the game at 5-5. over time doesn't last long. 22 seconds in, carlson sends it to a wide open ovechkin. you should not leave him open. 19th career over time game-winning goal, a franchise record that ties jagr mofor most. >> we haven't had a come back in a third period in a long time. this one certainly feels good. we kept pushing forward and fortunately we got some big goals. >>> the wizards had a big night. they're visiting the mavericks. john wall named eastern conference player of the month. wall, the pullup and he hits it, makes it look so easy. fired up. the mavs come back, third quarter. shot clock winding down. harris 4 for 7 from the three. mavs take the lead in the fourth. dallas up ten. wall trying to get his team back in this one. somehow finds some room, gets it to 25 points for beal. but the mavericks close this one out. harrison barnes hits the three. he had 26. mavericks beat the wizards. >>> baseball is coming. the nationals announcing pe ini pitchers and catches report to training on

drives to the net, pass in front, john carlson gets he scores. it's five all. that would send us to over time. just 22 seconds in over time, carlson breaks free, passes to owe see, he buries. the caps win a wild one, 6-5 in over time. meantime the wizards continuing their texas two step facing the halfs tonight. john wall lobs to bradley beal. he hangs for just a little too long. a lot of people can't eat, bad call. three minutes ago, keeping things close, play in, plus the foul. deficit 7, wall game high 27 points. tonight the wizards were overwhelmed by the who the shooting mars. the wizards lose 113 to 105 still with just three road wins. when kirk cousins was asked last year if he thought he would suit up he often said he thought a higher power would direct his destiny. expect lots of questions this season. what's jay gruden's take. he's really improved his game a lieutenant in the last couple years. and a lot has to to with matt kavanagh and sean mcveigh and the players around him, the offensive line around him. you have to have some goodwill towards this

later, passing in front off the skate of john carlson. it's two-0 caps. and then 3-0. it's going to be a really fun moment for us to end the streak. backs up his, great sign, we're not goinging. e joe barry is out as coordinator defense in coach for the redskins. the defense trailed a good chunk of the league this year. there are some candidates in and out of the organization in mind. earlier today brody logan had a question with fox5's grant paulsen about where they could go from here. if i'm hiring it's wade phillips. et cetera ' 69 years old at this point. the one knock on him is his age. but he was coordinating a defend that won a super bowl in denver. his son west phillips is on the staff right now. he was a tight ends coach. he was around redskins park. some people thought he wanted a job in washington and he has a contract that just expired with the broncos who just fired their coach and maybe making some changes. foggy bottom and gw hosting the colonials shooting 6 # percent. there you have it right there. 6 # percent behind the arc. kavanagh, a team high 20 po

we are delighted to be joined by our good friend, tucker carlson. congrats, man. just wonderful. >> thank you, comey. we miss you in washington. >> i miss being there sometimes. [laughter] >> hey, make a deal. >> tucker, before you tell us what's coming on the show, i was so amazed to see that rachel maddow sent you flowers. >> she did. we worked together a lifetime ago. we always got along. i don't agree with her politically. i haven't seen her show in a while but i am taking that on facebook it she's a nice person. she's also at 9:00. >> what are you doing tonight? >> glenn beck is opening the show. i haven't seen glenn beck in a long time. he had an interesting campaign year. he was on the road, as you know with the candidate, ted cruz, for months. i want to ask him about it and what he's learned. he seems to be going through a political rethinking. i'm always interested in that. i think that will be a compelling interview. >> one of the nicest pieces that was written about your 7:00 show was written by one of my colleagues, greg gutfeld. >> i'm always interest

riley carlson has more. good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. that new year's eve nightclub was jam packed with people. now, nearly two-thirds of the people who were killed in the attack were actually foreigners who spent the night in istanbul to ring in the new year. jake raak of pennsylvania was shot once. the bullet ricocheted off his cell phone and struck his leg. >> i told one person, they're shooting, i'm hiding. >> chris raaks his older brother will come home soon >> it's really sad with the rest of the world and what's going on with the things. we just pray for their families. >> the family says raak played dead in hopes he would survive. as victims recover, a manhunt as police search for the killer. surveillance video shows people running for cover as bullets ricochet outside the club. then the gunman enters and another camera records the chaos inside. >> i saw a mob coming outside and people were falling down because of the shooting inside. >> club reina is a swanky nightclub popular with local residents and tourists. about 600 people

carlson started a foundation called gift of courage to inspire young women to do the same. you can check it out on her web site, gretchencarlson.com. thank you so much for being with me today. i'm frederica whitfield. so much more straight ahead in the newsroom. stay with us. oscar mayer deli fresh mesquite turkey has no added nitrates, nitrites or artificial preservatives. now it's good for us all. like introverts. extroverts. (cheering) and even bert. man you gotta' try this sandwich. who's just overt. oscar mayer deli fresh. so good! of a trip to athens, greece. you accidentally booked a flight to athens, georgia. with travelocity, there's no fee to cancel or rebook most flights within 24 hours. travelocity® wander wisely™ >>> top of the hour, live in the "cnn newsroom." i'm poppy harlow. in six days, donald trump will be sworn in as the 46th president of the united states and we're following several major stories leading up to his inauguration. first in a brand new interview, the president-elect said he's open to lifting sanctions against russia telling "the wall str

. >> tucker: good evening, welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." pretty good show up ahead, we will be talking to a leader of one of the many airport protests that may have kept you from missing your flight. also debuting new segment segment, looking at what our top journalists really think when they are not writing or on camera. but first, president donald trump's executive order, seven majority muslim nations not be a now, aloud. it is faced astonishingly hostility. secretary sounds spicer said the mild down over the weekend with unjustified. here's what he has said. >> this is a blown way out of proportion, in a 24-hour period that the lack -- it's the same that people were inconvenienced but at the end of the day we're talking about a couple hours. being able to come to america is a privilege, not a right. >> tucker: joining us now, this refugees settlement director -- thank you for joining us, mark. part of it, you said this. with the stroke of a pen, donald trump has advocated american values. i compared that against the public polling on the

tucker carlson will react to that, coming up live. brian: 7:00 tucker carlson would have reacted. we don't know what the 9:00 tucker carlson would do. look at this picture? what did "washington post" get wrong here. we'll tell you in a little bit. because your mornings are better because you're dressed and you're with friends. ♪ ♪ slow ride." steve: ever since the movie urban cowboy, debra winger riding that bull in gilley's, people have been hopping in decades. janice dean the very latest. professional bull riders are here in new york city. brian: it is not bucking. ainsley: oh. did she mean to do that? janice: it is inflatable. i'm all good. steve: takes a licking, keeps on ticking. ainsley: another energizer buddy, tucker carlson you have gone from the weekend from 7:00 to 9:00 in a martie after week. >> i'm a journeyman anchor. i'm hapless participant. ainsley: my email is blowing up. they're excited for him, wish him the best. >> everybody loves you, apes sy. brian: some were against this. they were against the whole move. steve: saw the person who cut my hair. she doesn'

carlson boulevard just before the crash occurred. we have almost an hour from highway 4 down to the -- that closure continues for highway 37, 101 that remains in place. no delays for the bart or the other transit system. >> coming up next. alameda county to resume search for woman who remains missing after her car plunged into creek. live report coming up next. >>> 6:53. storms creating problems in the sierra. >>> parts of the bay area has gotten more rain than is has in the last 60 years. we'll be back in a minute. there is a place, like no other. where a walk down main street, can fill you with wonder. and the smile of a mouse can spark joy. where magic is spread with every touch, and always leaves you wanting even more. so make the time... to take your time because one day just isn't enough. here, there is magic for days. >>> welcome back. it's 6:57. >> we begin in alameda county where a driver remains missing this morning. >> reporter: they are. three hours the sheriff's office will send its diveers o see if they can find a woman

foxmissing a braet promoting tucker carlson. will there be more changes on the horizon? joining me now is a columnist for the new york times. jim, you broke the news on tuesday about kelly making this move. my interpretation is she had the get out of fox news. she was not happy there. she felt the environment was toxic and offered her dream job over at nbc. what's your interpretation? >> i think all that in the mix. 25 million dollar probably has a way of making some of the toxicity go away. there she is at 9:00 p.m. and primetime. that's the big time at fox news. nbc offers her a new opportunity to move into different kinds of television. if she can can push her stardom to a different place. >> she described her dream show was a bit of charlie rose and megyn kelly. is that what she's getting now? >> she's getting two and a half jobs. she's taking on a lot there. her people would say she's trying to spread her wings. she's done fox news. she's done the 9:00 p.m. slot. she really knew how to do that. that wasn't that much more room for her to grow there. this does give he

in 1984, the then 16-year-old carlson stabbed 14-year-old tina 44 times. she was attacked on her way home from pleasanton foothill high school and dna technology ultimately led to carlson's conviction. >> cult leader and mass murderer charles man son is out of a prison and in a california hospital and there are reports this morning that the 82-year-old is seriously ill. >> the department of corrections, though, is refusing to either confirm or deny that information citing patient privacy laws, only telling us that he's still alive. obviously a lot of interest in this. nbc's schwartz brings us the latest. >> reporter: charles man son was supposed to die in prison. sentenced to death in 1971, but saved from execution when california abolished the death penalty. every day that he's lived out that sentence, a painful reminder to victims' families. >> he's been a curse to our family and to the tate family and to the la bianca family. i'm sure that would be nice to have that door closed that man son would die. >> reporter: this morning the los angeles times repo

>> carlson, you are putting words in my mouth. what we are trying to do is prepare our youth for a digital age. there is nothing wrong with it. like when technology was changing and people started using computers, we wanted them to learn how to use a computer so they can become cognitive, go get a job, and be able to adapt to a changing environment. we are trying to make sure our kids have the skills necessary to distinguish what information from different sources -- to take it, analyze it, and then decide for themselves. for themselves, what is the real story and what is a fake story. >> tucker: here is the problem. valued, judgment, subjective judgments. what is real and what is fake. what is true and what is false. i keep asking you to explain the criteria for making that determination. and you are not. either because you don't know it yourself, i ask you about that dossier that buzzfeed ran. you wouldn't answer. i see a problem here. >> first, i haven't read it. number two, i am not to make a number claim on something i haven'

a state appeals court upheld the guilty verdict for stephen carlson. he ordered the resentencing. in 1984 the then 16-year-old carl ston is accused of stabbing 14-year-old tina fayles 44 times. she was attacked on her way home from carlson's conviction. >> the next hurdle getting ready to be jumped there, the team announced it will break ground on its new arena known as the chase center and it is expected to be ready in time for the 2019/2020 nba season. a number of groups, who claim among prb -- it's going to be a soggy commute for a lot folks this morning. >> we're seeing that already from san raphael. the roads are wet, pt r we did stel have from our only chance to prepare for the bigger strm system am of some flooding as we continue to see heavy rain moving through. right now we have our specific sprp -- as far as thos roads sfrrnl where we see reffiest rain and we'll continue through the santa cruz mountains. . now as we head over to vna, we see what's happening on the roadways. >> all of this rain is making for a pretty soggy community pb we're seeing road we but i think a l

we just finished the if tucker carlson" show. why did you do this for me. i want to thank you. you drove me through the wood through the sidewalk, through the cops.th we left four people in the road. they are flattened out. are you going to admit to it? >> yes jean rrp never confess, ricardo, never. . yeah, let me check my score too. try credit karma. it's free. credit karma. give yourself some credit. reporter: live from "america's news headquarters," i'm kelly wright. united airlines telling customers to expect delays after lifting a ground stop. the airline had to ground all of its domestic flights because after computer glitch sunday night. united offering a waiver for people who want to change their flights for free. at least 18 people are dead after a weekend of severe weather hitting southern georgia and northern florida a pair of tornado destroying homes and knocking down trees. the national weather service saying part of southern florida under a tornado watch. former president george h.w. bush and his wife spending another night in a hospital in houston. bush is recove

and don't you forget and don't forget the great tucker carlson moves to monday night. also saturday january 28, join me for an event called short stories by short people. that's the warner theatre in washington d.c. you can get your tickets at ticketmaster.com. we are almost out of time. >> if you wanted to say all show but didn't have a chance to say it, here's your chance, right now. >> you know how ron and i met? i actually accused him of stealing one of my jokes, a joke he came up with first. >> thank you for being the big man. >> i told him i was going to bring that up. >> america, give trump a chance. i know he looks like a lookout from a parlor from staten island and you hate them, but he's gonna shake things up. here's the alien air who made his daughter fly jetblue coach. i think that's a good thing. i look forward to it. i right humor so it's gonna be a good couple years. >> i just want to wish my cousin brendan who's like my brother, get well soon. i love you more than anything pretty the best. >> very well. i hope he's doing okay. >> he is doing very well.

. >> that's correct and carlson. >> the gender discrimination case stands coleman versus nora think. >> but we been very careful and subsequent places say we go no further. i think you're asking us to go further. i think what you're asking for is a legitimate argument with many valid points to it. but you're asking to create a new bivens cause of action. >> cliff it is a new cause of action i submit it's in a proper one here. now what the doj petitioners argue is it should not be extended because they were setting national security and immigration policy. but the core of our complaint is that there was no sensitive national security judgments of the next her size. no one was being vetted. no one was determined to be a threat. this is not a situation where the court would have to look into sensitive national security determinations that were made. rather, if there was national security judgment exercised it was the judgment that in this case race or religion could play the part of legitimate suspension to play proxy. and it's exploring that. >> i'm not sure i understand your point. wa

melcher carlson's shot. marleau, four goals last night. the game winner tonight, 4-3 san jose. 24 seconds left, logan couture blocks a shot. 41 saves, falls on top of the puck. they did push it in but the whistle had sounded, the play was blown dead, the goal was waved off and the sharks win their sixth straight game by a final of 4-3. >> today steph's alma mater renamed their section in steph's honor. this was a ceremony held at charlotte christian. back then he didn't wear number 30. he wore number 20. >> i wanted to wear 30 but the jersey was too big. in high school it goes by -- the number goes by the size so i couldn't fit into that 30. >> curry's the right size now. in fact, he's not the only one wearing 30. curry's 30 jersey is the highest selling jersey in the entire nba ahead of lebron james and teammate kevin durant, who comes in third. how about nba tonight. blake griffin returning for the clippers in philly. j.j. reddick missed the floater. like i got your back. 12:29. they're still without chris paul. the sixers starting to pl

tucker carlson star of the fox news channel. we take a look at the apoplectic left and donald trump's wit. back in a moment. >> well, meryl streep accepted a lifetime achievement award at the golden globes last night. now, her speech was full of real contempt for donald trump. she attacked him on several fronts, including his alleged mockery of that disabled reporter during the election. well, mr. trump hit back early this morning with a series of tweets. here is one. meryl streep, one of the most overrated actresses in hollywood, doesn't know me, but attacked last night at the golden globes. tucker carlson tonight is the new show, debuts on the fox news channel at 9 eastern today, this evening, and tucker carlson is with us this morning. tucker, i don't like the president using that kind of personal attack and i don't think he should have demeaned the acting talent of meryl streep. what say you? >>. [laughter] >> i can't speak to the acting talent of meryl streep, i personally-- he shouldn't be responding to meryl streep. meryl

steven miller appearing on tucker carlson last night. >> tonight we found out that an obama appointee who was confirmed in 2015 was refuse to go enforce the president's immigration -- defend the president's immigration order and that's refuse to go constitution. >> dana will remain in office until jeff sessions is confirmed and the administration is becoming increaselying frustrated as president trump tweets with democrats playing politics with cabinet appointees. clayton: chris live for us, thanks, chris. mr. obama taking aim at the travel ban. the president disagrees with the notion of discriminating because of faith religious, team trump responded, kellyanne conway is welcome to say what he wants but not without consequences. >> what i think -- everybody should be reminded it was his list originally. and you say or do anything that could possibly mislead people into believing that something has impact and it clearly does not, it's a dangerous game. clayton: conway reiterating that it's temporary and meant to keep americans safe. what do you think about president obama taking a swip

barry trotz announcing this morning that defense man john carlson will likely be out through the call star break due to a lower body injury. they're definitely missing him. but both the team and the players thinking long past these winter months. >> doesn't matter how short or long it takes, i'm going to wait until, you know, the coaches and the training staff and myself make a decision that's best for the team and my health going forward. >> you know, he hasn't been able to practice with us a kwhoewhol. we haven't practiced a whole lot because we've been playing every other day. he has missed it's not fair to him and it's not smart by us if we were to do that. >> reporter: carlson missing his fourth straight game tonight. the hurricanes haven't won here in three years. can the caps keep up their dominating ways? stay tuned. >>> this is also the last home game before the all star break. curt cousins is going to get to play in one more football game this season. the redskins quarterback will be heading to the pro bowl. >> i chew bubble game and kick [ bleep ] and we're all out of bubbl

by linking the daily color, fake news, say what you want about tucker carlson's brainchild here, and it's a news outlet. >> we say nothing but good things about tucker carlson's brain children. >> i said to say what you want, it's an open invitation. >> the cnn stuff, ross, you said cnn does to news what oliver stone it did to the jfk assassination. i don't think you were, i hope you're not besmirching one of the greatest journalists of all time. >> that's exact what i'm doing. you have to understand, with a single shooter, peter jennings said, back off. >> i know there's nothing in oliver stone-jfk that's true, it still one of the greatest films of all time. >> it some of the greatest editing of all time. >> when you have seven conspiracy theories, any one of which is a fake, you put them altogether, the truth is you're right, it is one of the best films of all time. >> all i wanted to hear. matt, you said that trump is baiting cnn. we here at fox news what it's like for a president to do that. >> so true. >> trump says he things it was russia that hacked the dnc. tom, do you now th

abby: what happens when tucker carlson takes on hoax -- >> this is a sham. your company isn't real. your website is fake, the claims you have made are lies, this is a hoax. tell me what your real name is. abby: pretty amazing interview that you would not want to miss. heather: one thing that she will not be allowed to do. i just snapped a photo and got an estimate in 24 hours. my insurance company definitely doesn't have that... you can leave worry behind when liberty stands with you™ liberty mutual insurance . . if you take medication, you may sometimes suffer from a dry mouth. that's why there's biotene. and biotene also comes in a handy spray. so you can moisturize your mouth anytime, anywhere. biotene, for people who suffer from dry mouth symptoms. abby: back with the story, election protestor setting himself on fire right in the middle of pennsylvania avenue just days before the inauguration, firefighters raising to the trump international hotel in washington, d.c. overnight, smoke above the hotel as you can see here which sits between the u.s. capitol and the white house. po

melcher carlson's shot. marleau, four goals last night. the game winner tonight, 4-3 san jose. 24 seconds left, logan couture blocks a shot. 41 saves, falls on top of the puck. they did push it in but the whistle had sounded, the play was blown dead, the goal was waved off and the sharks win their sixth straight game by a final of 4-3. >> today steph's alma mater renamed their student section in steph's honor. this was a ceremony held at charlotte christian. back then he didn't wear number 30. he wore number 20. >> i wanted to wear 30 but the jersey was too big. in high school it goes by -- the number goes by the size so i couldn't fit into that 30. >> curry's the right size now. in fact, he's not the only one wearing 30. curry's 30 jersey is the highest selling jersey in the entire nba ahead of lebron james and teammate kevin durant, who comes in third. how about nba tonight. blake griffin returning for the clippers in philly. j.j. reddick missed the floater. like i got your back. 12:29. they're still without chris paul. the sixers starti

. >> bret: let's get some analysisrom tucker carlson. "tucker carlson tonight up" debuts this evening. good evening. longer lunch today? >> much longer. thank you. >> bret: congrats on the new time and the new show. talk to me about where you think the state of the democratic party is right now. is this a party essentially in the wilderness? trying to find out which way to go? >> for sure. unwilling to do the hard work of figuring it out. i have seen where the party coalesces around a common loathing. the key to running any party is to figure out what you have in common with the components of the party? vote for us and you get what? they haven't decided on that. it's tough. maybe that's why they are avoiding it. it's going to happen. >> bret: what do you think about chuck schumer saying we are going to stop everything, we are going to fight on every front. we are going to put up a delay on these nominations. what about that strategy? >> it's not much of a strategy. they are under pressure from donors. i don't think schumer has a bad pers

i want tucker carlson tomorrow night. it >> chris: in your chosen sports? your priorities. >> this is probably more wishful thinking than actual prediction, but i'm going to go for my buffalo bills, they will finally end their 17 year playoff drought in 2017. [laughs] >> chris: i love these two, because they are kind of in direct conflict. michael. >> injuries derailed me in 2016. i will stick with it. the best pitching staff since baseball has seen since the 1990s will propel the mets. >> at the nationals. the washington nationals. dusty baker setting his job was to win it world series, he hasn't done it yet. this is the moment they turned the corner, because i think they're due date has gone. >> chris: we should point out it's not that one is going to win the world series. >> the mets are going to knock the nationals off far before the world series. >> [laughs] >> chris: entertainment. >> once again, a lot of the biggest movies are an extra to feature characters that were really popular in the late 1970s for 12-year-old, 13-year-old nerdy boys. we will ha

edition of "tucker carlson tonight." multimedia veteran glenn beck,im was in support of rival ted cruz. who said was anointed by god to stop trump. four years of the trump presidency would lead to civil war or worse. so where is glenn back on all of this now? glenn, great to see you. >> great to see you, tucker. congratulations on your new show. i'm honored to be on your first show. let me clarify a couple things here. i never said he was anointedfy y god to be president of the united states. i do believe that people are called, all of us are, you are called for your job, i am called for my job., that doesn't mean that he is the only one that can do it, doesn't mean any of that. it certainly doesn't mean that god is going to make that happen. o we have to all play our roles. so i appreciate what you said but it's not exactly what it meant. >> tucker: i think i remember it pretty well. you said you'd been praying for and with ted cruz and you had heard that you believed god had called him forward at this time. my question

don't miss tucker carlson tonight. my favorite part about being a dad -- just to see their faces in the morning when i wake them up. the first thing you think about is your wife and your kids and your family. so i had surgery locally, and it came back after my follow up that i needed a second surgery. and that's when i said i need a second opinion. everyone, from the moment i walked through the doors, they're smiling and i love the fact that included me in the whole process. the diagnosis of cancer is one of those things that you want an answer now. we can do now here. rod was great. i mean, he did everything that we asked him and more. the treatment plan was for him to have chemotherapy and radiation followed by surgery. i feel like this was the right way for me and the right treatment for me. at cancer treatment centers of america, we treat cancer, every stage, every day. call or go to cancercenter.com. appointments available now. >> chris: we are now going to look at predictions for 2017. i want to talk with you, la

tucker carlson is live within a block of the dome. his reaction coming up. brian: plus, how dare you, america. you just ruined meryl streep's lifetime achievement award by reducing to elect her friend hillary clinton. the accepted speech that everybody will be talking about today for all the wrong reasons. we'll talk about it for the right reasons on the curvy couch. mornings better with you. better with friends. thanks for being here. ♪ ♪ steve: this is my country and this is the band that's performing at donald trump's inauguration. brian: that's right that's palm meadow bridge high school. from their naples, florida. we talked to the principal and one of the band members, and they will be performing on inauguration day. ainsley: and go to our website because we have linked -- what is it called? a gofundme page to this band so that you can help them get to washington. because it's expensive. it's more than $100,000. how much did they say? steve: 135,000 to send the band there and unlike other bands that are getting online pressure. hey, maybe from mery

. >> and more today fomegyn's pri time slot is filled by tucker carlson. and megyn tweeted out her congratulations calling it a great decision bit network. >>> now what is next for mariah ccrey? she is moving off after the new year's eve nightmare. but ryan seacrest finally speak out. >> things happen on live tv. it is just unfortunateethat it comes to all of this. >> ryan's comment come after mariah threw shade at him to recent statement saying quote dick clark would nottlet an artist go through that. >> heading back down several blocks ought other stage. i didn't have a visual. >> mariah's manager of 20 months, stella, waged a week-long war with the show's producers but now tommy mottola seems to be calling stella out. kari's ex-husband and former manager urging mimi to quote hire more seasoned and respected professionals. stella firing back calling tommy a relic. >> you are fierce over your client. >> i joke she is my sister wife. i have her back. >> the force behind mimi, stella a reality show producer, shaking things up, filming the antics for her e d

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