former entertainment tonight anchor mary hart received a lifetime achievement award. >> congratulations to awful them. that's for sure. president trump seeks to open the waters of the arctic for drilling in the military, also the biggest push since the fall of the soviet union. lucy kafanov is the first to get access to the newly formed arctic brigade and takes us inside. >> it's a show of force like for other, arctic ambitions on full display. locked, loaded and ready for action. meet russia's arctic army, 80 rifle brigade forld two years a -- formed two years ago. men, machines, for might in one of the least hospitable places in the world. temperatures can drop to below 40 but these men at home in the frozen terrain. this is the first time foreign journalists have been allowed to this arctic military base and the message to the outside world is loud and clear. russia is staking its claim in the arctic. thanks to rising temperatures and melting polar ice the ocean is open for business. the arctic is believed to have an eighth of the untapped oil a gas. billions of dollars are at stake.

and former entertainment anchor mary hart received a lifetime achievement award. >>> today it is may day across the country tens of thousands of protesters are expected to take to the streets marching against president trump and his administration. now while may day traditionally has been used to promote worker's rights organizers are from a wide range of causes including an immigrant rights group as well as student union in portland, oregon. >>> a hacker called dark overlord claims to have stolen and released ten episodes of "orange is the new black" before the new season premiers. they made them available on an illegal site because netflix refused to respond to a ransom demand. >>> the biggest russian military buildup since the fall of the soviet union. we'll tell you about it. yo- wh- ah- he- [gas pouring] [slurps loudly] [engine starting] [loud slurping continues] i'm about to pop a cap of "mmm fresh" in that washer with unstopables in-wash scent boosters by downy. because this scent lasts up to 12 weeks, which is longer than any relationship i've ever been in. freshness for week

here today, sandra smith, meghan mccain, marie hart, and today's #oneluckyguy, bill bennett is here. now he cheers the conservative leaders and hosts a podcast. welcome, you're outnumbered. >> bill: pleasure to be here. >> harris: can't wait to get your thoughts. carter page was a former foreign policy advisor to trump during the campaign. he has said he is an open book and that he wants to tell the story after the feds started monitoring his medications last summer. eyebrows are raised when fox news learned yesterday, democrats have requested that his testimony before congress be postponed indefinitely. president trump unleashed his response on social media. he tweeted this, so now it is reported that the democrats, who have excoriated part of page about russia, don't want him to testify. he pulls away their case against him and now wants to clear his name by showing the false or misleading testimony by james comey, john brennan. witch hunt! your thoughts? >> bill: one thing that's interesting about donald trump, we know what the president thinks. i kind of like it. i would prefer s

bush, anne marie hart, a former obama state spokesperson. carl -- what do you make of all this. these two bombshell reports and add on news that james comey will be testifying in this open session sometime after memorial day? >> first of all, while disagreement with john roberts who said "the washington post" story did not echo what the two british newspapers did and suggest it's jared kushner. i disagree with him. the only white house official, current white house official, who is named in "the washington post" article is jared kushner. they didn't say he was the subject of person of interest, but they used his name. let's be clear about this, though. person of interest in investigation like this means it's somebody that the fbi wants to talk to. there is a big difference and a long distance between that and being the subject of an investigation. and an even bigger distance to be the target of the investigation. i think "the washington post" story is a little bit overblown. of course they are going to talk to kushner. he talked with officials, the russian bank connected to the

. >> martha: lisa boothe, president of the clinical communications firm i new strategies and marie hart, former state department spokesperson. both are fox news contributors. there seems to be a lot of emotion surrounding the coverage of the story, a lot of people started declaring the end of democracy and its degrading of the presidency and watergate and all kinds of stuff. but we need to deal in facts and two of those misnomer that we just pointed out on the front page of to the nation's biggest newspapers which i might add have gotten a lot of praise for their coverage of the story. still there's a reporter on a different network that said that the white house has a crisis of credibility, but i would argue that the media has a crisis of credibility. we really seen the media carry the democratic party's narrative of somehow that the timing, raising questions about the timing, also saying that somehow the white house is trying to thwart the russian investigation where we had the acting fbi director testified that the white house is not tried to impede that investigation, that the fbi i

mary country and charles county and calvert county dealing with heavier rain. rain jackets for all. this is moving south to north. maryland get ready headed our way. here we go again. wider view showing patchy rain coming down through the carolinas as well that works its way up here. general theme today. steady rain time to time and we'll get drier patches as we head into the afternoon. >> 59 cool start in wash washington. 55 west mipster. whip chester, 58 in mannasas and culpeper. cool start to the day. cold front moving in and warm front ahead it we hope to get to 70s later this afternoon and briefly and as we make aarr way to the afternoon showers waves of showers comeing across. again not the most beautiful moon around and sometimes we have to deal with it. quick look at the 7 day forecast. 75 today. 69 tomorrow. cloud and showers both days. we head to wednesday, showers possible. showers and thunderstorms possible on thursday as well. let's check the forecast airport is back with traffic. >> definitely per this monday morning best advice to you get early start. this is 66 sutly

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