very quickly paired we talked about alan colmes. we also lost brenda buttner, very good friend of mine. i am doing an extended tribute to brenda on my saturday show. check it out. i didn't want anyone to feel she wasn't mentioned or remembered as well. >> kimberly: god bless her. wonderful. >> dana: set your dvr so you never miss an episode of this show, "the five." >> bret: this time they come in as the victoire's, conservatives flock to washington for meeting that a yr ago was not sold on donald trumg around president trump and his administration. this is "special report" ." welcome to washington. for republicans, the center of the political universe this week is just across the d.c. border in national harbor, maryland. thousands of true believers are gathered for the biggest annual meeting of conservatives. it's a meeting that then-candidate trump did not attend last year. this time around, he will get

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alan colmes was one of those people. good, loyal, committed, so much more. alan died at 66 after brief illness and it's sad for us who knew him. he had many friends and great career. bucking politics of many including colleagues, but with good clear, heart and good mind. alan got a big shout-out. but i think you should like wise get one from this news organization, msnbc alan would have liked that. i'm going to miss alan. see you tomorrow night at 6:00 p.m. "hardball" starts now. >>> in bed with trump. let's play "hardball." >>> good evening.

, alan colmes has passed away at 66. in a moment, will speak with sean hannity. but first, we'll take a look back and celebrate the life and career of our cherished colleague and a friend. ♪ >> welcome back to hannity and colmes, is that asking too much? >> two, three. duncan sharon stop filibusterin. that you have to do compromises and horsetrading that you never envisioned in order to maintain your integrity at the same time. it >> keep in mind i was in the state legislature for seven years. i wasn't naive when the you got to washington. >> people say we strong a security? rate vice president. >> i'm just a humble host here. >> your humble? [laughter] >> do have to get alan for christmas? >> absolutely. >> he got everything he wanted here. >> to be fair and balanced. those of the complete works of karl marx included in the coming manifesto. >> will give you the other gift when we get back. >> i think i feel very blessed, junk asic is right. you're a class act, alan colmes. i'm not reading at grade you're a good perso

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so come in today. >> tucker: will take a moment to remember our friend alan colmes come a long time and fox news contributor died today at the age of 67, sean hannity ticket looks back at ellen's life and career. >> his quick wit and straight talking style brought him into the hearts and homes of americans all across the countr country. >> see all of asia across the y. >> he was born in 1950 new york city, the bright lights of the big apple would one day bore him into a life and entertainment, giving way to a life is a hard-hitting news man. 1971 graduate of hofstra university, he got his start in the spotlight as a stand-up comedian. >> is a dirty word, can you slow down? >> thriving radio career, his big break in radio was in 1984 with a prime time slot on new york-based wabc. >> i'm alan colmes wabc talk radio. >> in 1987, he moved to wnbc in new york, a short-lived move as wnbc announced his radio division was closing its doors, giving the final sign off on the great of you nbc. >> i'm alan colmes, thank you, god bless you, for the last time, this is 66 wnbc. >> in 1996, he parlayed

if you ever needed a favor, no better person than alan colmes. he was sincerely, i'm not a phony kind of guy. he was sincerely a person that cared about other people. if i had to just boil it down, he cared about other people. he will be deeply missed here on the fox news channel. >> make your drive a sport. >> bill: back to "tip of the day" the sweetest thing in president trump in a moment. john yarborough, peachtree city georgia, congratulations keeping your cool with giselle fernÁndez on the board of securities. i doubt her just fuse are held by all americans. it's hard to know what the post on their think because they're subjected to the same propaganda we are. discussion about americans security rarely involves mexican culpability as we pointed out tonight earlier. instead, it's always our fault that bad things are happening. if you're ill-informed, that's an easy argument to buy. wendell sexton, grace debate with ruben navarrette, i disagree with most of what they say but there was honest dialogue. it's unbelievable that maxine waters can

alan colmes has passed away ater 66. in a moment, we'll speak with sean hannity. but first, we'll take a look back and celebrate the life and career of our cherished colleague and a friend. ♪ >> "hannity & colmes," is that asking too much? >> two, three. stop filibustering. >> you have to do compromises and horsetrading that you never envisioned in order to maintain your integrity at the same time? >> keep in mind, i was in the state legislature for seven years. i wasn't naive when i got to washington. >> what do you think when people say, joe biden, are you going to be strong and security, great vice president. >> i'm just a humble host here. >> you're humble? [laughter] >> do i have to forgive alan for christmas? >>>> absolutely. >> he got everything he wanted here. >> he got barack obama elected. >> to be fair and balanced. those are the complete works of karl marx, including the communist manifesto. >> we'll give you the other gift when we get back. >> i think i feel very blessed, john kasich is right.et you're a c

alan colmes was 66. in syracuse, new york, march madness came early as john gillon heaved a desperation bomb last night at the buzzer. >> gillon! >> pelley: the fans stormed the court. the win over duke gives syracuse a shot at making the big tournament next month. duke is all but guaranteed a spot. up next, how a photographer scored the biggest job of a lifetime. >> pelley: we end tonight with a view of america through the lens of a trailblazing photographer. michelle miller has his pictures and his story. >> i love you, man. >> i love you, too. >> wonderful! >> reporter: at a recent book signing in harlem, the personal vision of 80-year-old photographer adger cowans was on full display. >> i never had a book of my work before. >> reporter: for cowans it started in rural ohio, growing up in the midst of the great depression. in 1958, he became one of the first african americans to earn a degree in photography from ohio state. he decided to write a letter to the only black photographer he'd ever heard of

" alan colmes has passed away at 66. in a moment, we'll speak with sean hannity. but first, we'll take a look back and celebrate the life and career of our cherished colleague and a friend. "hannity & colmes," is that asking too much? ♪ >> two, three. stop filibustering. >> you have to do compromises and horsetrading that you never envisioned in order to maintain your integrity at the same time? >> keep in mind, i was in the state legislature for seven years. i wasn't naive when i got to washington. >> what do you think when people say, joe biden, are you going to be strong and security, great vice president. >> i'm just a humble host here. >> you're humble? [laughter] >> do have to forgive alan for christmas? >> absolutely. >> he got everything he wanted here. >> he got barack obama elected. >> to be fair and balanced. those are the complete works of karl marx, including the communist manifesto. >> we'll give you the other gift when we get back. >> i think i feel very blessed, john kasich is right. you're a class act,

alan colmes was 66. in syracuse, new york, march madness came early as john gillon heaved a desperation bomb last night at the buzzer. >> gillon! >> pelley: the fans stormed the court. the win over duke gives syracuse a shopt at make the big tournament next month. duke is all but guaranteed a spot. up next, how a photographer scored the biggest job of a lifetime. . >> pelley: we end tonight with a view of america through the lens of a trailblazing photographer. michelle miller has his pictures and his story. >> i love you, man. >> i love you, too. >> wonderful! >> reporter: at a recent book signing in harlem, the personal vision of 80-year-old photographer adger cowans was on full display. >> i never had a book of my work before. >> reporter: for cow ans it started in rural ohio, growing up in the midst of the great depression. in 1958, he became one of the first african americans to earn a korea in photography from ohio state. he decided to write a letter to the only black photographer he'd ever heard o

alan colmes was 66. in syracuse, new york, march madness came early as john gillon heaved a desperation bomb last night at the buzzer. >> gillon! >> pelley: well, the fans stormed the court. the win over duke gives syracuse a shot at making the big tournament next month. duke is all but guaranteed a spot. o next, how a photographer scored the biggest job of a lifetime. ,, >> pelley: we end toni >> pelley: we end tonight with a view of america through the lens of a trailblazing photographer. michelle miller has his pictures and his story. >> i love you, man. >> i love you, too, man. >> wonderful! >> reporter: at a recent book signing in harlem, the personal vision of 80-year-old photographer adger cowans was on full display. >> i never had a book of my work before. >> reporter: for cowans, it started in rural ohio, growing up in the midst of the great depression. in 1958, he became one of the first african americans to earn a degree in photography from ohio state. he decided to write a letter to the only

alan colmes was 66. in syracuse, new york, march madness came early as john gillon heaved a >> gillon! >> pelley: the fans stormed the court. the win over duke gives syracuse a shopt at make the big tournament next month. duke is all but guaranteed a spot. up next, how a photographer scored the biggest job of a lifetime. . >> pelley: we end tonight with a view of america through the lens of a trailblazing photographer. michelle miller has his pictures and his story. >> i love you, man. >> i love you, too. >> wonderful! >> reporter: at a recent book signing in harlem, the personal vision of 80-year-old photographer adger cowans was on full display. >> i never had a book of my work before. >> reporter: for cow ans i up in the midst of the great depression. in 1958, he became one of the first african americans to earn a korea in photography from ohio state. he decided to write a letter to the only black photographer he'd ever heard of, gordon parks, whose images of the jim crow south made him world famous.

alan colmes was 66. in syracuse, new york, march madness came early as john gillon heaved a desperation bomb last night at the buzzer. >> gillon! >> pelley: the fans stormed the court. the win over duke gives syracuse a shot at making the big tournament next month. duke is all but guaranteed a spot. up next, how a photographer scored the biggest job of a lifetime. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> pelley: we end tonight with a view of america through the lens of a trailblazing photographer. michelle miller has his pictures and his story. >> i love you, man. >> i love you, too. >> wonderful! >> reporter: at a recent book signing in harlem, the personal vision of 80-year-old photographer adger cowans was on full display. >> i never had a book of my work before. >> reporter: for cowans it started in rural ohio, growing up in the midst of the great depression. in 1958, he became one of the first african americans to earn a degree in photography from ohio state. he decided to write a letter to the only black photographer h

thursday we were shocked to learn of alan colmes' passing. alan was a fierce defender of liberal views and simultaneously a really nice guy. he had a huge smile and sense of humor. he was 66 and i'm sure you've heard of another friend and colleague of ours, on monday we lost brenda buttner. ten years ago i came to fox from cnbc, almost immediately joined the bulls & bears crew. i was a bit off the rails, but brenda had a great sense of humor and rolled with my antics and rolled and rolled and rolled some more. here are a few and i want you to take note of something, brenda was always smiling. >> eric, your prediction? >> this is what i do, for bulls & bears. check it out, i had a tattoo. >> you got tats on the biceps, you know what? who has better hair than even eric? i'm sorry, eric's biceps, i'm nervous about this. >> what did you have for lunch? >> how is my hair? >> save our animals. >> you don't see toys like this on the rest-- >> our mystery guest, go ahead, eric. >> and even pimps-- >> at times you don't say anything. >> brenda-- >> th

alan colmes has left all of us at age 66. thanks again, sean. >> bill: we've been waiting on this event here. president trump meeting with a group of ceos at the white house and we'll drop in there in a moment. we expect it live. when it happens you'll see it on "america's newsroom." in the meantime, however, more to get to with shannon. >> shannon: there is outrage over former guantanamo bay detainee returning to terrorism. he is identified as an isis terrorist who blew himself up in an iraqi army base earlier this week. the trump administration said it intends to keep gitmo open. good to see you today. this is not the only formerly detained terror suspect at gitmo who has returned to terror. >> that's right. in this case, sadly he became a suicide bomber, but we have a huge rate where these released detainees rejoin the ranks of terrorists and in most cases they become leaders in their various movements. these guys once they're released from guantanamo are rock stars in the jihadi world. my own personal experience in afghan

alan colmes, dead at 66. >> hello everyone. i'm dana perino welcome to "the five." our dear colleague passed away and we will miss him greatly. later, we will pay tribute to him. stay tuned for that. we begin with our top story. cpac kicked off today. president trump will address the conference tomorrow, his vice president will fire up the crowded tonight. earlier some of the president's top aides took the stage, including kellyanne conway, betsy devos, ernst reince pries and steve bannon

alan colmes was a fixture on fox. best known for his role on the hannity & colmes program. for a dozen years he was the liberal foil to the right wing sean hannity. earlier in his career he worked in stand-up comedy and talk radio, mostly in new york. he was 66 years old. >>> major scare for passengers on a plane coming in for a landing in powerful winds in an airport in amsterdam. wobbly video shows it coming in for a landing when the landing gear collapses. the airline says no one was injured. >>> also caught on camera, a trainer at a wildlife park in china was using a drone to try and exercise a group of tigers but when the drone flew too close, the tigers swatted it out of the sky and started snacking on it. until it started smoking and that drove them away. >>> up next, famous old house up for sale. complete with ten bedrooms, a scandalous past and a kennedy connection. >>> next at 6:00, exclusive information just in. the city of san jose and the local water district might be part of a state investigation because of the floods. >>> and why one river got millions in flo

alan colmes was a fixture on fox. for a dozen years he was the liberal foil to the right wing sean hannity. earlier in his career he worked in stand up comedy and talk radio, mostly in new york. he was 66 years old. >>> major scare for passengers on a plane coming in for landing in powerful winds in an airport in amsterdam. video shows it wobbling toward the runway and crashed when the landing gear collapsed. the airline says no one was injured. >>> also caught on camera, a trainer at a wildlife park in china was using a drone to try and exercise a group of tigers, but when the drone flew too close, the tigers swatteit and tried to snack on it until it started smoking and that drove them away. >>> up next, the famous old house up for sale. just how far does weatherteco p? i'm on it. ♪ ♪ ♪ weathertech. made right, in america what twisted ankle?ask what muscle strain? advil makes pain a distant memory nothing works faster stronger or longer what pain? advil. do you know how your you might be surprised. by force