remember to dvr the show if you happen to be doing things. we'll see you back here next sunday with the latest buzz. thanks for joining us. [♪] eric: president trump preparing for his first speech before a joint session of congress. he's expected to lay out his policy vision for the nation. renegotiating trade deals and possibly imposing a border tax without causing a cascading loss of american jobs. hello and welcome to america's news headquarters, i'm eric shawn.

humshawn. reporter: tonight he and vice president pence will be hosting their first big social event at the white house. eric: do we know who will fill in. >> we don't know who if anyone will be filling in. what we know is this dinner will definitely go on. it's just that the president won't be there. the president's position is why should he be there when so many people in the room are the target of so many of president trump's attacks. many of the people in the room president trump has called the enemy of the american people. erica huckabee sanders said why pretend?

>> i think it's kinds of naive of us to think we can walk into a room for a couple of hours and pretend some of the tension isn't there. one of the things we say in the south, if a girl scout eggs your house, would you buy cookies from her? i think this is a similar scenario. reporter: the white house secretary respond with a quote, the dinner continues to be a celebration of the first amendment and the important role played buy an independent news media in a healthy republic. so while we may be about to enter the 6th week that president trump is in the white house with tweets like that. it sounds like he's still

campaigning to get here. eric: it's a two-way street. some reporters said they may not want to go, fan news organizations boy together those after parties. what do we expect he will say in the joint session of congress? and what do lawmakers save they want to hear from the president? reporter: i think they want to hear less of what i was just talking about and want more policies and details. how is president trump going to repeal obamacare and what is he going replace it with? they want to know what exactly is his tax reform plan and how is he going to pay for it. those are the questions lawmakers on both sides of the aisle want to get answers on tuesday night. eric: we'll have a preview throughout the hour on this newscast own what he will be saying. >> i want you all to know that we are fighting the fake news. it's fake.

phoney. fake. i'm against the people that make up stories and make up sources. they shouldn't be allowed to use sources unless they use somebody's name. reporter: president trump swleamg calls the fake news media and anonymous sources friday. the white house disputes reports about the white house's alleged contacts with russia. one lawmaker is calling for an independent prosecutor. california congressman darrell issa joins me now. welcome. good to see you again. >> i wish i could see you. but good to hear you. >> reporter: are you saying that the american people can't rely on the senate intelligence committee investigation which is a bipartisan panel other f.b.i.

itself to conduct a credible probe into what happened? you are saying attorney general jeff sessions is a friend of yours. but after a month into the new administration, do concerns over russia rise to the level of bringing in a special prosecutor? >> special prosecutor statute, the kenneth starrs of the world in the law anymore. but if we look back to loretta lynch, she let her people, people who were very partisan in some cases, she put them on an investigation with hillary clinton side by side with the f.b.i. then only after meeting with bill clinton said she say i'm recusing myself and i'll take whatever they say. what we need to do, the f.b.i. is an independent organization, or at least it should be. the assistant u.s. attorneys and the other people from justice ad to whatever investigation --

asigned to whatever organization is going on need not to be connected to whoever is reporting to the white house or the attorney general in this case because we have to have the reality of independence and the appearance of independent even. the special pratt keuts cuter statute gives them the ability to provide that level of independence we would like to have it's not about prosecution. they don't yet have somebody to prosecutor even a likely prosecution. but the american people deserve a thorough investigation about how russia in adigs to the many countries they interfered with their elections, whether it's russia or somebody else, we want to know who hacked the democratic national committee and who released the information. these are all things that are part of public confidence.

i trust the oversight committees of congress who have republicans and democrats seeing the the same documents at the same time to do their work. that's what we have to do. do the investigation. follow the facts where they lead. don't jump conclusions that thereby isn't a problem and wrongdoing. reporter: even though you supported president trump in the campaign, why this break with the president on this russia issue? he continues to rail out as those reports as fake news. perhaps you are concerned about voters who are not so seen about your support for the president and giving this information to a special prosecutor takes the heat off republicans before the election. >> i view president trump's election as an opportunity and not a negative. i don't know what's going to happen in two years. what i do know is i stood for open transparent government

under the bush administration and under the obama administration, and i have been let down. am i going to continue to not just request but do everything toik demand transparency by this administration and expect my friend the president of the united states and my long-time friend the vice president to cooperate and help us? absolutely. the omb director mick mulvaney, he has a new law passed by senator warner and myself that's supposed to give us a tremendous amount of information in easy, searchable format. he's got to implement that. president trump signed an spafnsive of the freedom of information act which elijah cummings and i worked on long before the elections were being talked about that forces the government to assume that things you and others request are to be given unless they can be proven otherwise.

it changes the relationship of getting facts from the government. when i talk about an investigation. i did over 2,000 of them when i was chair smafnt oversight committee. some of them were just letters that got respond to. an investigation is not an assertion of wrongdoing, it says it appears something happened it appears russia tried to meddle with our election. we need to investigate cyber crimes. investigation does not assume wrongdoing. if this president whom i trust does understand what was wrong in the obama administration and mike pence who was with me side by side, they know that the openness and transparency is the best way to convince people that nothing was done:wrong. i'm not being consistent, i haven't lessened my support for the agenda of president trump. we have to make any

investigation that alleges anything wrong be done in a way in which the american people have confidence. reporter: have you heard from the president since you went public calling for an independent prosecutor. >> an independent investigation under the statute, no, i haven't been contacted on it. i look forward to seeing him on tuesday. this is a man i trust understand businesses run on truth, government for once needs to run on truth. i want to make it clear i want an investigation base want this administration to be different from the last one that didn't want investigations of anything. >> reporter: thanks for your insight. thank you very much. eric: another big issue in washington, the future of obamacare. republican governors are work on a healthcare proposal they want to present to congress. leaders of 33 republican-controlled states

meeting in washington and they are finding themselves split on the proposal, just like their counterparts in congress. specifically on the expansion of medicaid. >> under obamacare the federal government allowed states to expand medicaid for more people to be covered and they agreed to pay for most of those additional costs. and 32 states chose to do that and added 11 million people. now medicaid underring is one of the top targets -- for republicans in congress. virginia governor terry mcauliffe on "fox news sunday." >> we just eliminate the aca it costs the virginia budget $200 million per year.

so i'm concerned how we do this going forward. i'm very worried about the per capita rate. these are big issues. reporter: as house gop leaders plan to reveal their repeal and replace plan. they are asking for the government to give them more flexibility in how they set up and deliver healthcare. scott walker and others say that freedom can allow state to do it better and cheaper than washington. >> i think that's exact hi what we want as a nation. governors are more effective, efficient and accountable. governors have said give us the tools on healthcare will be transportation and other issues. now is our chance to do it. all 50 states, we can make it work. over the last few days republican governors have been making their case for those

changes meeting with tom price. we'll see how congress respond when the governors present their plans tomorrow. eric: thank you. reporter: now a fox news alert. chaos at a mardi gras parade in new orleans as a car plows into a crowd of people. >> we know the identity of the person driving the pickup truck that crashed into a crowd of people at the mardi gras parade, one of the most popular and largest in the city. the new orleans police department superintendent says 25-year-old nelson risutto was highly intoxicated when he plowed into a crowd of people. he's facing charges of

negligence vehicular injury. it happened during the parade in mid-city new orleans at 6:42:00 p.m. police say his pickup truck was speeding down an avenue opposite of the parade swerving through traffic. then he hit two vehicles. he lost control, spinning sideways, driving over the median, plowing into a crowd of people. then hit a city dump truck. the same 20-year-old saying there were bodies flying off the hood while he was still driving. at least 28 people were injured. 21 of them were rushed to area hospitals. five victims are being treated at trauma centers in guarded conditions. it includes a police officer, four college student and a

3-year-old. that response likely saving lives. no one has died. there is no evidence to suggest terrorism. reporter: all right, thank you very much. eric: the father of the first military member killed in action under president trump's watch. he wants to know more about how his son died in that special operations raid in yemen. he's calling on the administration for answers. will he get them? plus the cold-blood murder of kim jong-un's brother, the deadly nerve agent vx is suspected. now there are worried that they have secretly sent vx to our country.

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uma: the father of a navy seal demanding answers on whether that attack on suspected al qaeda compound was properly

planned. william rhinoens dad refusing to meet with president trump at casket ceremony in dover, delaware. lots of criticism of mr. trump's travel ban in iran which wasn't included in the original initiative. actor bill paxton has died at age of 61. he died on saturday due to complications from surgery. he was starring in the television series "training day." eric: the trump administration calling off talks with north korea. the state department said kim

jong-un's half brother was murder in the kuala lumpur airport with the nerve gas vx. how should we now react? ambassador john bolton joins us. senior fellow at the american enterprise institute and fox news contributor. ambassador, what does it mean if north korea brazenly killed kim jong-nam? >> it's a terrorist regime, the bush administration made a terrible mistake in removing north korea from the list of state sponsors of terrorism. obama made 8 years of kinnous mistakes not putting it back on the list. it's estimated that north korea

may have thousands of tons of vx and other chemical and biological weapons as well. while we don't know what induced kim jong-un the leader of north korea to assassinate his half brother in malaysia in public, since north korea will sell anything to anybody for hard currency, it serves as an advertisement for what north korea's chemical capabilities are. eric: let's talk about the thousands of tons of vx. the two women had vx on their hands and rubbed it on nam's face. you put the two compounds together and it becomes the deadly vx? is it possible they have already sent vx here?

can they do that in the mail and send separate elements to somebody, a sympathizer there? is it possible this could be a terror tool used by pyongyang against us? >> it would be difficult to detect if shipped separately. if you want to bring it across the mexican bored, that's another option. the north koreans are desperate for hard currency. whether it's selling nuclear technology or ballistic missile technology to rogue states like iran or selling nuclear or buy lodge cal or chemical weapons to terrorist groups like al qaeda or isis that have hard dollars, whether it's the north koreans themselves assassinating kim

jong-un's half brother or whether they sell it to other terrorist groups, that possibility has been there. though we often focus on nuclear weapons as the worst of the weapons of mass destruction. i think this assassination demonstrates the palpable danger of the chemical and biological capabilities is real and present across the world. eric: how do you think this could be deterred? over in the office, a few blocks from here. when the clinton administration gave them food for poim. if kim jong-un explodes nuclear device and more missiles. >> secretary of state colin powell said once was a civilian giving speeches during the clinton administration, he was

sometimes asked what happens in north korea uses chemical or biological weapons against south korea. powell said we would respond with nuclear weapons and turn north korea into a charcoal. it makes it hard to trace, there is a lot of interest in vx and sarin, another nerve agent out there. terrorist groups we know from what we found in the case of afghanistan, al qaeda longed to get these capabilities almost from its inception. if you take the terrorist attacks we have seen which have been tragic all over europe and the united states. 9/11 being the worst. imagine what would happen in a terrorist attack with a weapon of massachusetts destruction.

eric: ambassador john bolton thank you so much. uma: president trump addressing a joints session of congress on tuesday for the first time since moving into the white house. what can we expect from the president and how will the opposition react? our next guest weighs in on tuesday's big speech. we go live to daytona international speedway for the super bowl of stock car racing. stay with us. two servings of v? v8 or a powdered drink? ready, go. ahhhhhhhh! shake! shake! shake! shake! shake! done! you gotta shake it! i shake it! glad i had a v8. the original way to fuel your day. and her new mobile wedding business.tte

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[car engine failing to start] [clicking of ignition] uh-- wha-- woof! eeh-- woof! wuh-- [silence] [engine roars to life] [dog howls] ♪ dramatic opera music swells from radio ♪ [howling continues] >> president trump heading to capitol hill on tuesday night to address the joint session of congress. now, of course the millions of americans will be watching live. the president expect today lay out plans for the rest of the

year and the key issues like health care and tax reform. but one of the biggest questions loom asking how the democratic opposition and the audience react to his speech, joining us now gabi, white house correspondent for the washington examiner. gabi, first of all, the speech will be optimistic since inaugural address, what type of proposals do we expect that he will lay out? >> this is an opportunity for donald trump to issue, of course, correction and to speak to, you know, every single member of congress and the millions of americans who will be tuned in about the truths of his administration so far. we are only 40 days in his presidency, look, i've already begun to bring back manufacturing jobs back, stock market surge, ensure that they are investing in united states and bringing jobs back to america and this is an opportunity for him to speak about those, positive things and

deliver a forward-looking message. that's what we heard from the white house. everybody who is working on the speech ensures that it'll be optimistic far more so than ib ago swreal address was and an opportunity to lay out the to do list that he hopes the congress and the white house can work together ongoing forward. >> so we talk about the to do-list, right up at the top, obamacare, a lot of controversy, millions being told that republican governors plan or leaked plan from paul ryan, excuse me that could be thrown off and not ensured, do you think he will address that in what will he say, what type of proposals will he have? >> do i think he's going to speak about obamacare because that's one to have main areas of concern both for republican lawmakers and democrats, obviously.

and so i think there are some ongoing questions about what the plan will be and how the administration and congress can work together to ensure that this is a smooth transition to a new healthcare system as possible so that millions of americans don't lose their health insurance and don't see, you know, premiums skyrocket once again. >> and get congress' cooperation on tax reform. steve mnuchin says it'll be later in the summer, do you think we will hear him lay out proposals for tax rates that repatriation from overseas? >> do i. i hope we can get some clarification on what will be in his tax plan because there's been some confusion on where the president stands on a border adjustability tax, what the corporate tax rate will be and what he plans to do in terms of condensing our current tax brackets, i think this is an issue where he hasn't really given details, sometimes they

change on a weekly basis. it's an important moment for him to provide with specifics on what he plans to do include in his tax plan and also the upcoming budget that his administration will submit later in march. >> he's going to be looking out over -- over this wonderful elegant huge chamber and all the faces are going to be looking at him, do you think he's going to stay on prompter, what if he goes off message? you talk about the positive thicks, do you think he's going to look out and start attacking the media, do you think he's going to start attacking opponents and do you think he's going to start attacking the electoral college, is that possible? what do you expect? >> i'm sure there will be trumpian moments to the speech and particularly moments of opposition or hackling during it. it's donald trump, he's going to react to that no matter what, but i do think that his aides are stress to go focus on remarks and not deviating from the teleprompter and making sure

it's a positive speech. i don't think this would be an appropriate time for him to go out and delivery a speech similar to what he did on friday at cpac. he's not speaking to grassroots activists, he's speaking to a joint session of congress with both republican and democratic lawmakers and he wants to bring the country together which is something he talked about during inaugural address and bashing the media and this type of setting it's not the best way to do that. >> he obviously has the support of cpac, he has to work with both sides members of congress as you pointed out. of course, we will be waiting and watching, 48 hours from now, gabi, always good to see you. >> thank you. >> eric we are waiting the start of the great american race, daytona 500 kicking off the new nascar season. the new green flag drops in little more than an hour you can see it live at fox 4.

next to him is dale, starting his first race since last june, will mother nature cooperate in central florida for the big race? chief meteorologist is life for us at daytona international speedway. rick, great to see you, are we expecting a great day at the races today? >> yeah, great to see you, uma, a really nice day. sometimes you get rain and that will completely delay the race, not going to happen today. tons of sunshine, a little bit breezy for the crowd out here the wind is is chilly but overall we have a great day. you mentioned running in position and take a look at some of the video. i was able to ride in a pace car earlier today and go around the track a couple of times. great guy running in pole position, last time he won rooky of the year and he certainly feels lucky of his chance this year. everybody gets excited because this kicks off nascar season.

nascar -- most sporting events end off with the biggest event at the year. nascar is the opposite. you can get an idea when you take a look here. the crowd is in place, one of the best things of coming to daytona 500, to the race and drivers and you can get an idea the fans who were out here on the track, they are out right on the field, they are getting ready for the entertainment this year, jordan sparks will be singing the national anthem, wilson is the grand marble -- marshall and getting ready is lady anabella. great concert and everybody getting ready for the great race, uma. >> looking toward to it. i bet that was quite exciting for you. >> it was incredibly exciting. i felt a little bit nauseous at the end, i'm not going to lie but it was awesome.

>> i bet it was awesome. all right, rick, good to see you b sure to catch daytona 500 coverage underway at 2:00 p.m. eastern on fox sports. >> democrats have a new leader to help rebuild their party after tom pérez defeated keith ellison yesterday in dnc election. is he the right choice to bring together the worrying sanders' of the party. >> we united in love for the democratic party, the love for diversity of the democratic pary ugh! heartburn! no one burns on my watch! try alka seltzer heartburn relief chews. they work fast and don't taste chalky. mmmmm...amazing. i have heartburn. alka seltzer heartburn relief chews. enjoy the relief.

>> welcome back, everybody. the democrats are now focusing on rebuilding their party after electing former labor secretary tom pérez yesterday as the new chairman of the national democratic committee with the party facing a serious divide with centrist and liberal

fashions, pérez plans to shift to grassroots organizing, we need to make house calls, we need to listen to people, we need to get back to basics and we need to move forward because i am confident, my friends, i am confident that when we lead with our values and lead with our actions we succeed, that is what the democratic party been about and that what -- that is what the democratic will continue to be about. are. >> good to see you. >> hi, uma. >> the fact that they were hoping that he was going to win, some of them are already saying that the establishment wing of the party essentially took over and that's why they're very upset. how much of an uphill battle is going to be to try to win the folks over? >> i think it's going to be a challenge just like it was in

the general election. obviously donald trump isn't helping us that much tweeting this morning that the system was rigged just like it was in the primaries, the truth is it wasn't rigged in the primaries and wasn't rigged for this. tom pérez is a great choice and the conversation that somehow like if he's an old white guy and young latino, an exciting direction for the party to move in and keith ellison is the deputy, i will encourage everybody to listen to the words of bernie sanders and ellison and elizabeth warren when they say we are now uniting and sharing a platform and tom pérez is much of a progressive as keith ellison himself. i think it was a right move another i did support mayor of south indiana, you don't always get what you want. >> that's for sure in life, indeed. let's bring kevin, former senior adviser for the romney-ryan camp to presidential paul ryan. good to have you on both.

let's get your reaction to what happened over the last 24 hours. the fact that he has named keith ellison his deputy, do you think that's going to be enough to try to bridge the divide and how hard do you feel it's going to bring both sides together to see a common purpose and a common goal in efforts to go after donald trump? >> well, to me i think both of these choices just represents the fact that the democratic party hasn't done soul searching that they need to do after eight years of barack obama and being completely gutted to the core, every level of state and federal government, you know, to put up two very left, far left candidates like that for this job, i don't see them as divided as much of a anticlinton wing of the party and now that the clintons are gone i think that there's less disagreement so i think they are the party they always wanted to be, they are a far-left party now.

i don't think pérez is, you know, centrist choice by any means. he was far left years before this. i think they are going to continue the path of identity politics, gender politics and, you know, in bad need of an economic message because that's what donald trump won on in the the midwest specially with blue-collar voters and that's what they need to get back to. >> jessica, bernie sanders was rather measured in his response to the victory. mr. pérez saying in a tweet that he basically wants him to understand that it can't the same-old, same-old and it hasn't been working and that the party has to do more to bring in young people and working-class voters. the fact that he was very measured in his response, do you think that was expected? >> it was expected. bernie sanders has thing going and that's part of his charm and i totally get why people were supported and he does have a

strong economic populist message and guess what it got him in a physical million votes within the primary. you listen to what bernie sanders was saying this morning on jake tapper state of the union show you look at the messaging coming out of the dnc and tom pérez and keith ellison. at the end of the day we know we are united right now and i respect the fact that this is a far-left progressive agenda, i think that by picking pérez by ellison who is more extreme to the left specially on issues like israel, that the right choice for the democrats and i really hope as bernie supporters who are talking about flinterring off and creating their own party get with it and get unified and that bernie sanders also turns over his fundraising list to dnc because he hasn't committed to do thing and we really need it. >> kevin, the fact that he hasn't committed to do that i think what does that say to you, in the quick seconds we have left. >> there's a group of bernie

sanders' supporters who feel burn from the nomination fight. i don't think there's divided as many people make it out. i think the democratic party is far progressive left party. they are obsessed with gender and racial politics and that's really all they've got right now. the republican party is getting results, if they don't get results then democrats have an opening, right now they don't have a strong economic agenda and that's what they need to get back to. >> they have work to do, that's for sure. jessica and kevin. >> not as much as you think, i think. >> all right, thank you very much for rroining us, we really appreciate it. >> thank you. >> well, from washington to hollywood, you know they are getting ready for the biggest night of the year. eighty-ninth academy awards, entertain meant correspondent michael tamara is right there right now. we will hear from here at la la land in just a moment.

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>> all eyes are in hollywood tonight as they prepare for the academy awards. more than a hundred million people expect today tune in around the world to see who

takes home the oscars and who can become political at the podium. michael tamara senior vice president of marketing and entertainment correspondent for fox news as we can see is in his white tails and jacket on the red carpet in hollywood as they prepare, hi, michael. >> shawn, it's actually more of a burgundy. it's a cold damp rainy day as hollywood gets ready to hand out the biggest prize of the year, it's expected to be the most political show that we have seen in recent years as hollywood has gone all political throughout the whole award season. that said, here is a look at what you can expect tonight. as the countdown to the oscars continue the musical phenomena la la land is nominated in 14 categories and considered the favorite to win best picture.

>> this year la la land doesn't just have a lot, it has a desk-like grip on this best picture category and i think what you're going to see is coke tails. >> i had dreams and hopes. >> the supporting acting category viola davis is to continue winning streak and rehearsal of ali will take the role in moonlight. >> you have to decide for yourself who you want. >> ali is getting enormous traction for moonlight. he has won the oscar before and not too long ago. >> u can't be the guardian. >> as for lead acting categories, those are down the two front runners. >> casey affleck may have peaked too son, he was considered the front runner for a long time and suddenly denzel wins award and there's a negative campaign against casey and denzel now has

the momentum. >> there are two candidates in a tight race for best actress, emma stone and french actress. i think it's going to be emma stone. emma stone plays a more sympathetic complete and accurate ner the movie we like more. >> this is the dream. the conflict, compromise, very, very -- >> all the nominees can celebrate the tension their films generate in hollywood's biggest night. >> well, guys, festivities are expected to get on a somber note. you know him from such movies as titanic and twister and passed away at the age of 61 due to complications from surgery. >> that's certainly a shock, michael, thank you so much. uma. >> shifting gears now, lawmakers getting back to work this week

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seen, old-time musicals like singing in the rain that we use today see. >> you don't see those anymore, right? >> not anymore. >> i don't know. >> yeah, i don't know, we will see and we will be back at 4:00 eastern in a few hours from now and 6:00 p.m. >> and we will be reporting the news two hours after that. >> horror on bourbon street, live report on why a truck crashed into the crowd. >> completely out of touch with mainstream america, understanding that their base is on the right and the far left of the political spectrum in the united states all the way in california and in massachusetts and this is just a terrible decision for these guys because they are continuing to move to the left. >> democrats tapping an old face to be their new leader but as tom pérez exactly what the party needs? political panel will weigh in on the party's future. >> president trump says thanks