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>> bret: breaking tonight the effort to avoid a disaster involving commercial airlines. there have been several very close calls lately we told you about them yesterday. today the held a safety summit to come up with solutions. mark meredith leads us off from reagan national airport. good evening, mark. >> bret, good evening to you. the top aviation the skies are safe. after a number of near misses and close calls, including one at this airport just last week, the government is also...

Be and issuing the fisa warrants of americans let alone a presidential campaign, lets remember. brian: you and carter page. >> lets remember what a fisa warrant is surveillanceless warrant usually designed for terrorists and spies. you are issuing it on campaign advisors or trying to assist a rival running against hillary clinton. its unheard of. its unamerican we are looking at all. ainsley: you felt vindicated and so did james comey. [laughter] you told us during the break democrats and republ...

Seconds into his speech. its a scene thats become all too familiar across america in one that got the attention of conservative radio host dennis prager and comedian adam corolla. they have a hit documentary "no safe spaces." watch what happened. >> you have the right to remain silent. >> the only way we separate good ideas from bad ideas is to be free to say whatever we want about them. >> anything you say will be used against you. >> there is no free speech for a fascist. >> post on facebook, ...

>> he spent a lot of time investigating u.k., italy, ukraine, and australia. >> sean: in other words, mr. mayor, i will ask you a direct question. was there outsourcing of techniques that are illegal, and other words, did our top intelligence officials, did they outsource spying on american citizens for the purpose of hurting president donald trump or candidate trump or transition to be president trump? did they outsource intelligence gathering methods to spy on americans, to circumvent u.s. law...

Street, the dow now up four percent almost. its been a huge final hour of trading. retail and energy shares helping wall street regain some of the steep losses suffered in previous trading sessions. well have a live report later in the hour with the dow now at 22,670. supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg continues to prove how unstoppable she is, released from a new york hospital on christmas just days after having surgery to remove cancer on her lungs, doctors believe they got it all out a...

Against his advice. steve: oh my goodness, yesterday we played a clip of bowe bergdahl. it documentary aired a clip of yesterday where bergdahl essentially said he cant get a fair trial. its a kangaroo court and he blamed donald trump for not getting a fair trial. >> i profoundly disagree with him. steve: that wasnt brought up in court yesterday. >> no. there is a lot of myths about military justice for the most part the juries are as fair and as balanced and as interested in doing the right. ya...

Well explain, on the kelly file, tonight. and developing tonight, new accusations that the feds are unfairly targeting conservatives in an effort to silence those who do not agree with the obama administration during a crucial election year. welcome to "the kelly file," everyone, im megyn kelly, and the conservatives being singled out after conservative filmmaker denesh d souza has been indicted. well speak to the man who worked with him, on his hit documentary, "obamas america" and wait until...

>> welcome back to "fox & friends first". quentin tarantino wont be taking the script to the silver screen. he wants to take the people who leaked it to court. tarantino is suing the web site golfer for leaking his current script on-line. the first draft has leaked. he announced he would no longer be making the film. gawker said they didnt leak the script they only provided a link to another site that contained the skreefcreen play. >> he made one of the most successful documentaries of all time...

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Only nine of our ninth graders living in poverty today can reasonably expect to graduate from a four-year college. that means that 91 wont. only 15 of our eighth graders will be in poverty today are proficient in math. 85% are not. those numbers you care about the widening gap between rich and poor in this country. the solution to that runs through the urban school districts of the united states. >> shannon: those are heart-breaking numbers because you feel no child, especially in a developed co...