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Breaking news this morning. Five americans are on a plane, one step closer to their freedom after being wrongfully detained for years in iran. We are live in qatar which is their first stop and where they are expected to touchdown any moment. In georgia, a hearing a under way for one of Donald Trumps codefendants where one of the defendants is asking his case to be moved from a State Court Into Federal court, and will it fail like mark meadows did. And how, a irs agent is saying that his rights ...

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>> atwater and ailes take a different tack. casting a shadow over dukakis prison weekend furlough program by making a spector of willie horton. >> we felt that the furlough policy in massachusetts was tooling in. and so did we push it? yes, we did. >> as governor michael dukakis vetoed mandatory sentences for drug dealers -- >> we went to a prison site in utah, we created and built a set, the revolving prison door? >> his revolving door prison policy gave weekend furloughs to first-degree murder...

Like that, and he would trade it with the other inmates for different foods to give to mr. sweat. >> reporter: kinda prison currency? >> yeah. >> reporter: and because she could apparently get through prison security unchecked the prison door became a revolving door. in addition to the affection she received joyce traded the baked treats for, of all things, artwork. its widely known that richard matt was a talented artist. >> yes. >> reporter: which sounds strange for a guy with his criminal rec...

Own. >> i did get him some salts, like, season salts and stuff like that, and he would trade it with the other inmates for different foods to give to mr. sweat. >> kind of prison currency? >> yeah. >> reporter: and because she could apparently get through prison security unchecked the prison door became a revolving door. in addition to the affection she received joyce traded the baked treats for, of all things, artwork. its widely known that richard matt was a talented artist. >> yes. >> which s...

And her detractors say she was too aggressive. >> very interesting case and well continue to follow that. getting breaking news into fox, another story breaking about the pentagon. news that the military jennifer is lifting a ban now on transgender. what do you know about this? >> reporter: well weve just confirmed with a senior u.s. defense official that later this week the pentagon plans to lift the ban on transgender service members from serving in the military. they will not at this point ...

Why the isnt i.c.e. right there at the prison door, escorting that person back to his country of origin? >> in that particular case, our detainer was not honored. >> reporter: a detainer allows federal authorities time to assume custody. there are more than 300-sections in the u.s. do not allow time for detainers. in san francisco, the police union is blasting the policy, blaming it for steinles death. >> if that individual remained in mexico after he had been deported five separate times, yes, ...

First day of hanukkah, a holiday very, very important to them. they are very committed on sempbt jews, and he is coming home after five years, he was accompanied home by dick durbin, pat leahy. very detailed exchange, i should point out that we were aware of the negotiations and have been asked not to report them because of fear the prison door would not open today when that plane landed from the united states at 8:00 a.m. in havana that the prison door would not open until they were cleared of ...

that you read about? >> not usually, unless its a divorce settlement. >> piers: your movies glossed $1.5 billion so youre not exactly on the bread line, are you? >> no, no. im very fortunate and blessed. thank you. >> piers: you said when you got to 40, you would retire and play golf. what happened? youre 40. >> my golf game is crap. it really is. its bad. you know, i -- i was just working at such a pace that i really felt like i need to figure out ways to spend more time with my famil...