i'm harris faulkner. here today is sandra smith, co-host of after the bell on fox business melissa francis. >> hello. >> harris: fox news analyst marie harf is in the house. and that laugh is. [laughter] fox news senior judicial analyst judge andrew napolitano is outnumbered on a friday eve. >> judge: and happy to be here. >> harris: get to it. we have a lot of news. >> yes we do. >> harris: the white house said hope hicks' decision to resign unrelated to interview this week before the house intelligence committee and she was considering the move before the domestic violence controversy broke out over former white house staff secretary rob porter whom hicks had been dating. a former trump campaign official told politico her departure will leave the president and white house without expert trans later. she was a good buffer. she knew what the president wanted and explain to to the communication shop and execute it. cowngs lore to the president kellyanne conway real estated in earlier today on "fox & friend

that's besides the point. >> harris: i took it differently. i didn't take it as a vice president defending anybod anybody. it didn't seem like he was going after somebody. when people fight for relevance, sometimes these things get said. i was at that joe biden really wanted to run last time, and we covered it on this very program the day he said he wasn't running in sandra smith and i commented how long it took him into that i'm not running to actually say he wasn't running. which i think in his mind perhaps he hasn't. this is a your mama situation with him. that's how it comes across to m me. does he know what that means? >> dagen: joe biden had to watch trump run and win must've he had worked up all of these lines, and he's just using the material that he spent the last year and a half drumming up. i'm sure he has a little. >> pete: had to watch hillary clinton run and watched donald trump govern. >> jessica: he's a top the polls right now for a democratic candidate and bernie is sinking. fairness between trump and biden, there are nine mil

here's harris. >> harris: "outnumbered overtime" i'm harris faulkner. the city of austin has been closed nearby pflugerville as police evacuate the air afterthe bombing suspect. federal employees deploying an robot. mark anthony conditt blew himself up as a s.w.a.t team closed in on his vehicle. authorities warning individuals to remain vigilant if case he left behind more package bocks. here's texas governor greg abbott. >> we don't know how many bombs he left behind. we don't know if by mail or placement how many there may be. everyone needs to remain vigilant to make sure they don't pick up a package that could blow up. >> harris: chief correspondent hunt has more from austin where police are digging for evidence and into the suspect's path. >> reporter: extraordinary evidence by federal and local law enforcement officials working together brought the search to an end but the situation and investigation still unfolding. in pflugerville where mark anthony conditt lived. there is a heavy police presence and right now the area around the home that we ar

thank you, harris. we are -- today we have announced the expulsion of 60 intelligence operatives from the russian federation who are based here in the united states masquerading as diplomats. that includes 48 from the bilateral mission and 12 from the united nations headquarters. >> harris: what does this mean in terms of -- i don't know if you just heard one of our fox news contributor, our chief analyst, general jack keane saying on its own, this doesn't do much. >> i don't think that's the view of the russian government. this is the largest expulsion of diplomats in u.s. history. it's the largest expulsion in the history of the transatlantic alliance. we've got 16 countries in europe and i believe we're 18 or more world wide who are joining us in taking similar steps. this is really unprecedented. i think it sends a very clear message to the russian government, that the united states and our allies will stand behind an ally like the united kingdom when it's under attack. >> harris: i want to ask, too

now here's harris. >> harris: fox news alert. the potential break through with north korea as we go "outnumbered overtime." i'm harris faulkner. president trump has accepted an invitation to meet directly with kim jong-un. a remarkable turn around in relations between two historic adversaries. it would be the very first meeting between a sitting american president and a north korean leader. the stunning announcement came after the president was briefed yesterday by top south korean officials that informed him that kim jong-un wanted to meet. while some are praising this as a break-through, others are warning that it's little guarantee of any success. >> the president has been very clear. i'm willing to talk under the right conditions. the right conditions are stop nuclear testing. we're going to keep our military joint exercises. it's wise for north korea to realize, this is like your one opportunity to prevent a military strike. >> the unpredictability of these two leaders is one of the risks here. the president has to put toget

. >> here's harris. >> harris: we begin with this fox news alert. growing concerns about a serial bomber in austin, texas. we go "outnumbered overtime." i'm harris faulkner. austin police say they see similarities now in a fourth explosion that went off sunday night in the text capitol. three other explosions in the recent week have the same similarities. this one injured two men on a residential street showed a higher level of sophistication. watch. >> we've seen similarities in the device that exploded last night and the other three devices that have exploded in austin starting march 2. this is preliminary information, but we have seen similarities. the big difference in this device, again, is we believe that a trip wire was used in this device. >> a trip wire. casey stegall is live for us in austin. casey? >> yeah, harris. that trip wire really changes it all. that shows police say that no one was intentionally targeted here. this appears to be random and set up to detonate on whoever hit the trip wire. that is why still many hours later the neig

here's harris. >> harris: we'll begin with changes. fox news alert, a controversial fbi figure could be out of a job and pension as he races towards retirement. let's go "outnumbered overtime." i'm harris faulkner. the attorney general, jeff sessions has till tomorrow to decide whether to fire deputy fbi director andrew mccabe. hours from his retirement, which is set for sunday. mccabe met with senior doj officials yesterday to try to save his job and pension. the fbi's number 2 under fire for leading internal investigators about his handling of an investigation into the clinton foundation. while stopping short of calling for his firing, sarah sanders not holding back on what the white house thinks about andrew mccabe. >> we would leave up to attorney general sessions, but we do think it's well-documented that he has had some very troubling behavior. by most accounts, a bad actor and should have cause for concern. that would be a determination that doj would have to make. >> harris: catherine herridge joins us now from washington. kath

. >> harris: a fox news alert, news is breaking right now. that is alive look outside the white house right now. white house diplomacy in place, president trump is welcoming israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. for a series of meetings at the white house. expected to top their agenda, the u.s. embassy's upcoming move in may. and how to counter a ran amid growing tensions of the trump administration may not be doing enough to crack down on israel's archenemy. we expect to hear remarks from both leaders at any moment. the prime minister of israel is here, we know that. when he arrives at the white house you will see it liv live. he is traveling with the first lady and it comes as kind of an interesting time for the prime minister politically because there are charges against him that included quid pro quo, possible corruption. the political importance of what is happening today is what we want to focus on. the situation in the middle east, where it is and the accused exclamation of america support in israel with our embassy moving to jeru

i'm harris. here's dana. >> dana: president trump carrying out more of his america first strategy by announcing new tariffs on imports of steel and aluminum. hello, everyone. i'm dana perino and this is "the daily briefing." the white house also dealing with a report about jared kushner and his family business as the communication director hope hicks, one of the president's closest aides steps down. john roberts is live on the north lawn. >> reporter: good afternoon. let's handle steel first. the president let the cat out of the bag earlier today when he was meeting with steel and aluminum company ceo's about tariffs that he wants to slap on foreign steel.

i'm harris. here's dana. >> dana: the white house briefing scheduled for this hour as the administration takes new action to protect schools from gun violence. hello, everyone. i'm dana perino and this is "the daily briefing." the white house endorsing a plan which includes using ex-military and retired cops to provide security, also firearms training for specially qualified school personnel and a call for congress to strengthen instant federal background checks. the plan contains $50 million a year for school violence programs, but does not include raising the minimum age for buying firearms to 21. the president also making a pitch to voters in pennsylvania's 18th congressional district ahead of

harris? >> hairs harris katie, thank you very much. busy hour. mark walker joins me on the trump administration issuing new sanction once russian individuals and entities for meddling in our 2016 presidential election. does this prove the president is being tough on russia, tough enough? does more need to be done to stop the meddling. in our elections. and sources tell fox news to expect more big white house staff shakeups. rnc chair ronna mcdaniel will join me. we will talk about the president putting together what he calls the cabinet he wants. all of it top of the hour overtime back to you guys. >> katie: all right, harris. thank you very much. see you soon. >> trish: house minority leader nancy pelosi firing back after some reports some democrat candidates plan to distance themselves from her after conor lamb's upset win in pennsylvania. lamb campaigned saying he would oppose pelosi's leadership but last hour she tried to tamp them down a little bit here and attacked republicans, watch. >> i don't think that he ran against me the entire time.

harris? >> harris: definitely. thank you very much, mollie line. and we will see you hopefully with the vote count and an update soon. our next guest knows or my first guest knows pennsylvania's 18th inside and out. the treasurer of state g.o.p. and chair of the allegheny republican committee. we are in a squeaker right now. tell me about what's happening inside your state and how this went last night. the turnout so on and so forth? >> the turnout was extremely high, haste, las harris, last n. the race hasn't been officially called even though conor lamb has declared victory. rick saccone has been great candidate and his record has been outstanding especially in comparison to his opponent. he has served in the air force. he has been in north korea. he has served in the state house for 8 years. he teaches at a university. he has been, you know, international business, so his record is outstanding in comparison to his opponent. the issue, i think last night in addition to, you know, conor lamb claims huge union turnout in his support was the fact th

i'm harris faulkner. the trump administration slapping sanctions on 19 russians for alleged interference in the 2016 presidential election. including 13 indicted by special counsel robert mueller. the penalties also including the first use of new powers, which congress passed last year to punish moscow for election meddling. those targets include members of russia's military intelligence community. the new americans the most stringent punishment yet by the president for russia interference. white house correspondent kevin corke joins us now from the north lawn, kevin. >> harris, good afternoon. the white house tells us this is not the last you will hear about this particular story line, which is to say more sanctions and other actions could certainly be coming. as you pointed out the united states with a pretty significant action here today talking about those sanctions, now, those targeted by the new sanctions include the russian nationals and entities that you may remember were charged back on february

harris? >> harris: jonathan hunt with the update, thank you. president trump's lead attorney working on the special counsel russia investigation has resigned. and put out a statement. our power panel is next. tomorrow, it's a day filled with promise and new beginnings, challenges and opportunities. at ameriprise financial, we can't predict what tomorrow will bring. but our comprehensive approach to financial planning can help make sure you're prepared for what's expected and even what's not. and that kind of financial confidence can help you sleep better at night. with the right financial advisor, life can be brilliant. >> i'm sandra smith for dana perino. president trump making news moments ago when asked if he would testify in front of special counsel robert mueller. his answer raising some eyebrows. plus, outgoing secretary of state rex tillerson seeming to take a jab the president in his farewell remarks. we'll tell what you he said. shocking new surveillance video of the las vegas shooter in the mandalay bay in the days and hours before he

harris? >> harris: that is very interesting, too. you add that posturing to the conversation, that's strange. jennifer griffin, thanks for looking into this. let's bring in my first guest. lieutenant colonel daniel davis. a former american adviser to the south korean army. so i have read some notes that you have put together. you say look at this with enthusiasm. why? >> absolutely. because first of all, there will be no war on the korean peninsula unless we start one with a preventative strike. anybody thinks we're going to solve the problem with a strike to take out their nuclear capability, that would be the most costly thing for the united states. if we're able to succeed in going down the negotiations, to still maintain american security and prevent war that is a major win for the white house. >> why is kim jong-un flinching? >> well, i don't know that he's flinching so much as taking the rationale path. president trump deserves credit for the maximum pressure. that's the only thing that is causing him to come to this position r

harry studied a lot. he would stay at school all day because having two small boys, you cannot study at home. then he would come home and i would make dinner. once we got them to bed, harry would be in their studying. it was a nice two years. knowing we were coming back to west point to teach was wonderful for him and i because we were coming back home. we had never been close to home in those years, so that we were looking forward to. to be back with family. >> was there any, how did your neighbors, you are a military family this was the mid-70's. no issues at all? >> none at all. >> what was west point like? coming back each year in the history department? >> that was wonderful because we had so many classmates teaching in all different departments. close friends. , thisoint to harry and i is where we met. this is where we got married. this is home to us. it was wonderful to be back in the atmosphere and going to football games and i do not know if they do it today, but you sat with your class of 67. i

here's harris. >> harris: fox news alert. the big shakeup inside the trump administration. the president making a decision. let's go "outnumbered overtime." i'm harris faulkner. president trump fired secretary of state rex tillerson today. it's a major change for his national security team and comes with delicate negotiates with north korea. the president said he made the decision to fire tillerson himself. he said he and his secretary of state have not always seen eye to eye. watch. >> rex and i have been talking about this for a long time. we got along actually quite well. we disagreed on things. when you look at the iran deal, i think it's terrible. he thinks it's okay. i want to either break it or do something. he felt a little bit differently. so we were not really thinking the same. >> for tillerson's replacement, the president is tapping his cia chief, mike pompeo whom the president says will do a fantastic job and is on his same wavelength. while it appears the president wants someone at state who is in lock step with his agenda, that is not stopping criticism of to

a classmate of harry's. when they came back from germany, they came and stood with me for about 2.5 days in my apartment. and their daughter colleen is our goddaughter. and she was a baby. and then they went and they got their car that they owned. that is when the cars came in. they went down to d.c., and that is where eileen lived. but six weeks after jack got there, he was killed in action, and harry had already been over there since april. when eileen called and told me, my mother took care of scott for a week, and i drove down to d.c. to be with eileen to make the funeral arrangements. it was buried at arlington cemetery. that was a bad time. >> how was she notified? do you know? i really can't say. i don't know. jack's father was a three-star general stationed at the naval war college at the time. i don't know if general kelly heard first, eileen -- i don't know. i don't remember. >> it is good you were able to go to d.c. and be with her than. susan: yes. >> it must've been a stressful drive down there

here is harris. >> harris: we begin with a fox news alert. the president getting tougher on russia. let's go outnumbered overtime. i'm harris faulkner. president trump ordering the expulsion of 60 russian diplomats the u.s. identified as intelligence officers. plus, he's closing the russian consulate in seattle. the white house says the move comes in response to the nerve agent attack on a former russian spy and his daughter in the u.k. several u.s. allies, including canada, also expelling russian diplomats adds a sign of solidarity after great britain ex-pulled two dozen earlier this month. the kremlin telling russian state media it will retaliate. white house deputy press secretary hogan gibley earlier on fox news. >> the president's been very clear that w

here's harris. >> harris: "outnumbered overtime" i'm harris faulkner. the city of austin has been closed nearby pflugerville as police evacuate the air afterthe bombing suspect. federal employees deploying an robot. mark anthony conditt blew himself up as a s.w.a.t team closed in on his vehicle. authorities warning individuals to remain vigilant if case he left behind more package bocks. he

. >> harris: thank you for joining us today. >> "outnumbered" starts right now. >> harris: all eyes on the pennsylvania special election. with only one day left until voters go to the polls. a dead heat between connor lam and republican rick scone. the president's son donald trump jr. will also campaign, that will happen today in the next short little while. i'm harris faulkner, here's today's sandra smith. trish regan, joining us in the center seat, donald trump's former campaign manager, cory lewandowski is "outnumbered." hello. >> corey: how are you today? >> harris: fantastic, and how about yourself? >> corey: #oneluckyguy today. >> harris: the special election i mentioned, in a deep red district in western pennsylvania, being viewed by some as a test of president trump's influence on voters ahead of the midterm election. the president won that district by nearly 20 points over hillary clinton and he was back there saturday night touting republican candidate rick saccone will going after his democrat competitor conor lamb, watch. >> i really feel strongly about rick saccone. i know

now here's harris. >> harris: fox news alert. the potential break through with north korea as we go "outnumbered overtime." i'm harris faulkner. president trump has accepted an invitation to meet directly with kim jong-un. a remarkable turn around in relations between two historic adversaries. it would be the very first meeting between a sitting american president and a north korean leader. the stunning announcement came after the president was briefed yesterday by top south korean officials that informed him that kim jong-un wanted to meet. while some are praising this as a break-through, others are warning that it's little guarantee of any success.

i'm harris faulkner. austin police say they see similarities now in a fourth explosion that went off sunday night in the text capitol. three other explosions in the recent week have the same similarities. this one injured two men on a residential street showed a higher level of sophistication. watch. >> we've seen similarities in the device that exploded last night and the other three devices that have exploded in austin starting march 2. this is preliminary information,

here is harris. >> we begin with breaking news. a school shooting, police in maryland saying a student opened fire in a hallway. this time, a school resource officer confronted that shooter was a student that would be killer instead. this is outnumbered over time, i'm harris faulkner. right now beginning comeback awaiting a news conference from law enforcement when they said they may tell us more about the gunmen. it's expected to begin at any moment and as that happens, we will take you there live. fbi agents are also working the case on the ground at great mills high school in southern maryland. the grounds of the school on the right of your screen. the sheriff's office said that shooter is dead. two fellow students wounded. during his life outside the school and we learned from the sheriff tim cameron just before classes started. figure just before 8:00 a.m., shot a male and female student behind me, we are going to governor hogan joining the fbi and of course, sheriff tim cameron earlier about two hours ago. here is sheriff cam

harry: it was great. i could impart what i learned on these young soldiers, young lieutenants, in preparation to go to vietnam. >> what were the biggest lessons you tried to impart on them? harry: the whole idea about small unit leadership. the fact that you have got to respect your leaders. the most important thing that will happen in combat is whether or not the squad leaders will be able to function, because where you are, you could be separated very quickly. and the real crux of the entire united states army is with the noncommissioned squad or platoon level. that is basically what i tried to get across to these people. and what a lot of them were then trying to learn were the basic individual techniques, but of course at darby, that is because that is what it was supposed to be like, it wasn't until the latter part that you began to form the platoons and so forth. whatever i could do, i tried to do that. the regular tactics and techniques you learned, we try to impart them upon these young soldiers.

>> harris: not exactly. >> lisa: i'm not married yet, so i don't know. >> harris: you had a quick thought, what is it? >> guy: we can let it lie, but i was just thinking that the problem with your point, and i think it is the correct one, the president always wants different factions within his administration to give them different advice. and give him all of the various points of view on something. the problem with this white house too often is he makes a decision without his team knowing it and then they are scrambling. and then they look not unified and they look chaotic. >> harris: two house republicans are requesting a second special counsel to investigate an alleged government surveillance abuses against the trump campaign. they say that it is absolutely necessary to get to the bottom of the issue. democrats say it is partisan politics. we will talk about it, you stay put. ♪ models can be simulated... nothing compares to the real thing. experience the command performance sales event for yourself, now through april 2. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. >> lisa: we will head t

i'm harris faulkner in new york. let's bring a now former white house press secretary and fox news contributor ari fleischer. we just watch the president do exactly what he said he do on twitter and that's this press availability and say what he would do with the omnibus spending bill. your thoughts? >> he shared a knows how to create drama. let me tell you this, he is 110% right about the filibuster. filibuster is the root cause of this mess. there is a reason that is is one giant no one reads it, on omnibus bill and if you don't sign it, the whole government shuts down. it's because a minority party in both parties have done it threatens the filibuster, each of the individual appropriation bills that are supposed to fund the government. our system actually can work if it's not filibustered. because you can get leverage over filibustering one bill at a time so the government doesn't get its money, department of agriculture gets its money, department of commerce gets its money, if you don't do it one at a time, you c

harris: good morning again. honor to be invited to deliver a paper on lincoln, from the stage of this historic theater. it is also an honor to be introduced by terry, was well insightful-- whose biography of john wilkes booth is a must-read not only in light of this infamous assassin but for the history of american theater in the 19 century. and route toln washington in february 1861, become president, drafted the following words regarding his perspective relationship with congress. which heonstitution, may think proper, and he may andil those measures, supposed he may add to the certain indirect influences to affect the action of congress. educationy political strongly inclines me against the free use of any of these means by the executive to control the legislation of the country. as a rule i think it better that congress should originate as well as perfect its measures without external bias. " be in whigs, who would majority in congress after the southern states union had a similar political education. follow

and i think. >> harris: for good. >> for good. it's a testament to a purpose driven life. this is someone who is the embodiment of that statement in the sense that his sole purpose on this earth was to do it by example. he did it by his message. evidence did it as an instrument of god. it wasn't about him. it was about god. >> maria: it was also about god's teachings, what kind of world we want to live in and how we want to treat our neighbors and people less fortunate and all these people on the great planet we are living on. i have been going back and reading a lot of the those messages. some of them seem as relevant as they did decades ago which has been really interesting. >> a celebration of life, right, father jonathan as the world says goodbye to barack obama and now he starts his time somewhere else as he put it, i have just changed addresses. we have some other news to get to now. white house chief of staff john kelly surprising reporters at impromptu press briefing and addressing the rob porter controversy and ongoing issue with clearances for white house staffer

it airs on may 19th. >> harry and meghan love "e.t." what do you want to say to them? >> forgive me. >> we'll see you at the wedding. over on nbc there's a new drama called "rise" premiering to night. here's a sneak peek. ♪ we could have had it >> what we've got here is a big ugly turd. >> that's the high school teacher with a dream and that's how i met your mother josh radnor. >> we don't bust out into song in the hall. it's like friday night lights to football, this is that in a musical. >> one of the star students was the voice of disney's "moana." ♪ >> i auditioned once. i was really wow. >> the show is based on a real life story about the drama club. rounding out the cast is rosie perez. >> they said ms. perez do you have any advice? >> i said save your money and buy real estate. ♪ glorious >> i love rosie perez. speaking of advice she got few words of advice from justin timberlake. he told her the universe put her here, just believe it. >> we're with cindy crawford's model teens. our behind the scenes exclusive of their new calvin klein exclusive. next on k

here's harris. >> harris: we'll begin with changes. fox news alert, a controversial fbi figure could be out of a job and pension as he races towards retirement. let's go "outnumbered overtime." i'm harris faulkner. the attorney general, jeff sessions has till tomorrow to decide whether to fire deputy fbi director andrew mccabe. hours from his retirement, which is set for sunday. mccabe met with senior doj officials yesterday to try to save his job and pension. the fbi's number 2 under fire for leading internal investigators about his handling of an investigation into the clinton foundation. while stopping short of calling for his firing, sarah sanders not

harry's adorable nephew and niece will act as page boy and flower girl. other possible flower girls include close friend benita litt's daughters who meghan has referred to as her fairy goddaughters. >> it'd be the adventure of a lifetime. >> we're told just like william and kate's wedding it's expected that meghan and harry will have a mix of children from their friends, relatives and staff. that includes emily henson, the little girl who got caught stealing harry's popcorn at the invictus games last year. her dad is a close friend. >> as for who meghan will entrust maid of honor duties to, her bff from northwestern university, tv producers lindsay roth is the front runner. meghan was her lady in waiting at her 2016 wedding. >> another possible attendant canadian stylist and close friend jessica mulroney who our source reveals is helping meghan with her dress and other elements of the wedding. >> meanwhile harry's got big brother william to stand by him as best man on his big day. we're told the groom to be has several close friends since childhood who al

harris? >> it's been my understanding, and you hear the judge talking about, you don't have to answer everything as they come to your door. this is an in-person thing most of the time. do they think people are going to slam the door? >> well, some people will slam the door. you don't have to take the surveys. others are handed a long form, anywhere up to 40 pages long. people oftentimes -- we've heard anecdotal reports just today on media coverage today, that people will bypass questions they don't want to answer. perhaps the judge is right there, that the courts will likely include the question, but nobody's forced to answer it. >> 40 pages of anything, you got to bet some people are skipping some stuff. >> not in this day and age. >> thank you very much. >> my pleasure. >> very familiar with border and citizenship issues. dr. kelly ward is a republican u.s. senate candidate in the great state of arizona. dehydrate to see you, doctor. first of all, why is this citizenship question included a

harris that harris i -- mr. harris: i tharning the gentleman from arkansas. we have tonight, we are going to hear from some of the real leaders from the pro-life movement but we should call it the pro-choice movement. they give women a real choice. a lot of women come to these centers expecting that they are pressured that they can't bring these pregnancies to fulfillment to birth of a new life and these centers give them the choice to do that. they provide the support, mentoring and the i would like to recognize the gentleman from wa, mr. king, to speak about these cries sees pregnancy centers. mr. king: i thank dr. harris on leading on special order and i appreciate the opportunity to be recognized. a number of things i would point out. i chair the constitution committee for a reason. and the delivery by mr. lamalfa on california's horrible reproductive fact act law, it is not fact act, by the way but they provide free advertising for the industry. if you coerce people to advertise for some that is volunteering their time and contributing their resources to

. >> we chose harris creek because it had the greatest likelihood of success. the water quality is good, we have good salinity here for oysters. there's not much runoff compared to other areas of the bay. it's a different approach than we've been taking in the past having these small scattered projects, have one very large project, and so we took all the production from the hatchery this year that was going to go to ecological restoration, and we put it all in harris creek to try and jump-start the population here. >> this past year, the partnership was able to produce 1.2 billion oyster spat, which i'i'm not aware of any oyster hatcheryry for this spsps of oyster thahat's ever b been e to do that in a single season, so we're pretty proud of that. maryland dnr brings the shell here, it's aged for a year so that the organic matter can rot off of it. it's then washed and contntainerized d by the oyststr recovery y partnership. it's put in our setting tanks, and we add hatchery produced larvae to them, and we let the spat set on those shells. >> these are some hat

harris. and the job doesn't materialize. it turns out. but something else does, which is a few months after, probably, well, a few months after a series of meetings with mr. kushner, mr. harris's firm, apollo, makes this sizable loan to kushner companies to refinance this building. >> $184 million. >> $184 million, which is both a very large loan by the standards of kushner companies and a large loan for apollo. for the most part, their loans are nowhere near that size. when you look at the average loan at apollo, the average real estate loan, it's approximately $60. $60 million. this is essentially triple the size of their average loan. >> is there anything about that loan on its face, just as a substantive matter that looks -- if you didn't know about the meetings, if you didn't know about the communications between jared kushner and the executive from this firm, is there anything about that loan that looks financially awkward? it looks like the kind of deal apollo wouldn't typically snama ? >> so i don't -- no, not necessarily. other t

harry! harry, this way! fed and watered, the couple brought their now familiar hands—on approach to the royal walkabout. these visits have partly been about introducing ms markle to the people, but also about giving her a greater understanding of the uk, the place she has chosen to call home. cardiff in january, and mini harry and meghan gave their namesa kes welsh love spoons. in london, they took part in a broadcast on a community radio station. and in edinburgh, a close encounter with a shetland pony. rain today in belfast, the final uk capital city left for meghan to visit in her continuing journey from california girl to the wife of a british prince. sarah campbell, bbc news, belfast. a group of chefs in turkey are claimed a record for the world's largest baklava. a giant tray of baklava, weighing over half a tonne, was presented at a "gastronomy summit" in ankara. apparently the pastry had been in the works for six months and more than doubles the previous world record. now the weather with darren. p

. >> her style, her workouts, how she influenced harry's health. >>> plus hollywood bridal beauty -- >> it's going to be very special, very emotional. >> kalie coke owe, gwyneth paltrow, and meghan trainor dish on upcoming i dos. >> i want lace and long sleeves. >>> workout secrets of the stars. >> take the leg all the way back -- >> how to get abs like kate hudson, legs like reese, arms like jen garner. >> i really like to diet. >>> celine dion turns 50. ♪ staying alive staying alive >> "e.t." celebrates her many musical sides. ♪ put your head on my shoulders ♪ >> this is "entertainment tonight." hello and welcome to our special look at hollywood beauty and how you can get it. all right, let's get started with the american actress who's about to become british royalty. the one and only meghan markle. >> just 50 more days until her big day with prince harry, and we know she's going to look breathtaking because we have been tracking meghan's beauty evolution. >> meghan selfie, okay. one, two, three -- >> reporter: she's becoming one of the most famous women in the world and her

do it's harry process or pass out. nothing nothing. that you don't have to be a part of and to enjoy this beer during his dream come true a simple gesture kills you kills. the beer dispensing tree is pretty incredible. and really good. the pups owners would have liked to call it the better be a tree but acquiring the rights to trademark names from the harry potter series would have been too expensive. for that reason any similarity to the creations of writer j.k. rowling is purely coincidental even if the manager himself bears a certain resemblance to a cat. by those two things to create an interactive potions experience where we use science in tech in very specific ways so that you need to measure qualities that control aspects of the room and my co-founder dave has invented molecular cocktails that show born smoking change color the generation that grew up with harry potter is now old enough to conceal adult beverages but their childlike enthusiasm for the magical world. and with that it is time to say goodbye before

and tomorrow harry has another solo engagement scheduled. he will return to the army aviation center where he received his advanced helicopter training to present the latest graduates with their wings. prince harry said learning to pilot the apache helicopter was a daunting prospect and one of the biggest challenges of his life. but of course, he passed with flying colors. >>> okay, right now i'm thinking there might be a race to the altar. ♪ check out what j-lo just said about saying i do for the fourth time. ♪ i'm into you ♪ i'm into you >> speaking to "harper's bazaa"" about her relationship with a-rod, the 48-year-old says quote, i do believe in marriage, and i would love to grow old with somebody in a committed relationship, but i'm not forcing anything right now. >> you guys seem like it's the perfect couple, the perfect blended family. i mean, why not go ahead and take that next step? >> oh, my god, you guys have to rush everything? you'll be the first to know. i'll call you first. >> no you won't. ♪ waiting for tonight >> wha

royal couple, prince harry and meghan markle visited to celebrate. and everywhere they go is a huge spectacle. molly hunter has more. >> reporter: the mega mania continues in birmingham. on international womens day. the american royal to be and her fiance, prince harry travelled from london to attendee vents encouraging young women to pursue careers in engineering and science and math and their arrival was simply may ham. >> he is kind and magical and i want to get to that weddinging. >> excited school children mobbed her and harry pulls her out of the crowd to meet megan and she wants to be an actress. she says one day she could see her doing just that and harry gives her a pep talk, be confident you got it. >> sporting a j crew coat but it's sold out on the website. and earlier we learned that she has been baptized in secret by the arch bishop of canterbury. >> the next time we see megan another big milestone coming up an event with the queen the first official event will be commonwealth day on march 12th. >> i love royal news. rick is mocking us b

harry! harry, this way! fed and watered, the couple brought their now familiar hands—on approach to the royal walkabout. these visits have partly been about introducing ms markle to the people, but also about giving her a greater understanding of the uk, the place she has chosen to call home. cardiff in january, and mini harry and meghan gave their namesa kes welsh love spoons. in london, they took part in a broadcast on a community radio station. and in edinburgh, a close encounter with a shetland pony. rain today in belfast, the final uk capital city left for meghan to visit in her continuing journey from california girl to the wife of a british prince. sarah campbell, bbc news, belfast. it's sport relief today — with events taking place across the country to raise money for good causes. our entertainment correspondent colin paterson is in salford. hello, behind me be former republic of ireland goalkeeper shay given who is in the middle of a 12 hour penalty shoot out marathon. he is saving more than ha

i'm harris faulkner. we expect new reaction from the white house to kim jong-un's surprise meeting with chinese president xi jinping. both countries confirming that sit down. which ended with claims that kim is ready to talk about giving up his nuclear weapons and is willing to meet with president trump. the president praising the meeting, tweeted this. for years and through many administrations, everyone said that peace and the denuclearization of korean peninsula was not a small possibility. there's a good chance that kim jong-un will do what is right for his people and for humanity. look forward to our meeting. senior foreign affairs correspondent greg look forward to your report from london. >> now it is official what is being called unofficial visit by kim jong-un to beijing for that summit with chinese president xi jinping after secret motorcade, the red carpet was rolled out for north korean leader and his wife. kim jong-un meeting a foreign head of state makes sense, china the key diplomatic for n

but first, harry and meghan's story. the relationship between prince harry and his fiancee meghan markle started out quietly. the two of them dating in secret for months. until the paparazzi finally caught wind of the relationship in october of 2016. in her new book, "harry: life, loss, and love," royals expert katie nicholl says the prince and his then girlfriend were spending time with friends to avoid the paparazzi. their circle including prominent canadian couple ben and jessica mulroney and their three young children, who opened their doors to the couple. as the media speculation went into overdrive about the possible relationship, some observers noticed one thing the two shared in common in photos on meghan's instagram account, blue and white bracelets. just one month later, nicholl says, meghan felt the british press was out to get her, and that she worried for her mother who was being hounded by the press. harry with the blistering statement to the press telling them to back off. saying she's been subject to a wa