. >> thank you, brian nice to see you. >> dick cheney remind us of the old republican party before trump, when the 11th hour continues. >>> today we had a brief reminder how the republican party used to talk about russia as an enemy of the united states and came from vice president dick cheney at a conference in india. >> there's not any argument at this stage that somehow the presidency of president trump was legitimate but there was a very serious effort made by mr. putin and his government and his organization to interfere in major ways with our fundamental democratic process, in some cases that would be considered an act of war. i cannot under estimate the weight that we as americans assign with russians attempt to interfere with our political process. >> our panel is back with us. jeremy, former ambassador to russia has called it an act of war. centrist tv viewers who never liked anything that dick cheney ever said surely will look at that and say yeah, that's how we used to refer to russia before all this other russia talk threatened to become normalized that was normal. >> yeah, i

. >> brian? niceeet you, man. >> a.j. >> the new cell is designed for 12 men but now is only occupied by sobel, a.j. and one other inmate currently outside for rec. >> if you need anything, just ask. >> i appreciate it. >> [ bleep ]. >> thank you, man. >> we just want calm, peaceful calm environment. if you want the tv off early, we'll come to an agreement and we'll make it so it fits everybody's schedule and criteria. you have to be respectful in here otherwise you'll get in trouble. >> in case there is any forgetting, sobel's new cell mates have their rules taped to the wall with special emphasis on the last one. 20 miles away at sacramento county's downtown jail, inmates make their way to and from the adjoining courthouse. a few days earlier, sobel was here for a bail hearing with his co-defendant and girlfriend ariel potter. he attempted to get an envelope to her by pretending she dropped it, and then handing it to a deputy to give to her. >> i'm going to try to give it to one of the deputies down

brian. >> and a nice guy. >> so talented and of course always funny. >> king of the one-liners. >> oh, yeah. that's going to do it for us now. see you back here at 11:00. >>> for news throughout the evening the latest is always at cbssf.com. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> judge judy: that's not what he signed on for when he rented his apartment. >> announcer: tight parking creates a tense situation. >> i said, "look, you always inconvenience me. you're always getting in my spot." >> announcer: and neighbors get too close for comfort. >> i went back in the house. he tried to get in. >> as he comes out, you see something shiny, so my wife's on the phone, calling 911, saying, "he has a gun." it ends up being a knife. >> judge judy: well, how did you know it was a knife? >> well, he swung at my chest. >> announcer: "judge judy."

brian. >> yup, looks nice but it is really dangerous stuff out there. jeanette thank you. >>> you can count on 6abc.com/weather to track the snow and the cold temperatures. you'll have access to the power of storm tracker6 live plus the latest on what's coming our way and we invite you to connect with our team of meteorologists all the time and any time by following each of them on facebook and twitter. >> the woman accused of killing and dismembering her adopted daughter pleaded not guilty today during a court hearing in bucks county. we also learned prosecutors are keeping the death penalty on the table for sara packer. "action news" reporter vernon odom live now outside of the courthouse there in doylestown with the very latest. vern. >> reporter: good afternoon sharrie. the hearing itself lasted about a half hour. the atmosphere very tense based on the heinous nature of this crime. the defendants demeanor could be described as weak frail nd soft-spoken. sara packer was bundled up when she was arrested in early january and charged with murder kidnapp

brian: steve anything on nic mulvaney? steve: nice irish name. republicans unveil highly anticipated healthcare law. ainsley: kristin fisher is live with the details. is this a sign of trouble? >> still too soon to say. let's take a minute and marvel really at this moment. because after years, excuse me, after years of republicans promising to repeal and replace obamacare, they have finally put forward their alternative to the affordable care act. and you know after months of work, excuse me, weeks after working in secret on this, they finally put it out in public. and they did it late last night or yesterday evenings. and let's take a look really at what exactly is in this bill. what it would do is the individual and the employer mandates would be repealed immediately. a lot of republicans like that. the subsidies would be repealed and replaced by monthly tax credits. that's ostensibly is how they would pay for it preexisting conditions. young foil people can stay on their parents plan up to age 26. calls for transition away from the current med

brian: so nice to come in. we appreciate it 12 minutes after the hour.mp taking aim at the judge to blocked his new immigration order. >> this ruling makes us look weak which, by the way, we no longer are, believe me. [cheers] >> just look at our borders. brian: what do the americans think about that? lee carter has brand new dials to find out? ainsley: fresh fallout from rachel maddow's tax return flop. except you will never guess who she is blaming now. ♪ cry me a river ♪ cry me a river ♪ ♪ can i get some help. watch his head. ♪ i'm so happy. ♪ whatever they went through, they went through together. welcome guys. life well planned. see what a raymond james financial advisor can do for you. essential for him, but maybe not for people with rheumatoid arthritis. because there are options. like an "unjection™". xeljanz xr. a once daily pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well. xeljanz xr can reduce pain, swelling and joint damage, even without methotrexate. xeljanz xr can lower your ability to fight infections, inc

ainsley: nice, enter lineal. brianmber ohio state over here and also in this case at ohio state they come out the attacker comes out with a knife. and i just feel terrible for that cop who for london laws unable to protect himself didn't have a gun. ainsley: they are scared we are going to come. people have to assimilate. live in their sects and circles. go to their mosques and not worry about asimulating with the rest of the country. that's where the danger comes in. steve: you have kind of sound like newt gingrich. listen to this. >> some people come here. we need to go back to teaching people how to be american. to asimulating them into an american civilization. we absorb lots of people from lots of places. we can do it again. but part of that requires that we defeat this left wing mythology that you can be multicultural and still be a single country. i think we can have many peoples come to america but they need to learn to be american if they're going to live here e. brian: i guess the same thing would apply to th

. >>> well, saddle up for country music's biggest nice, dirks bentley and luke brian will return a hoes of academy of country music word. it is live this sunday night right here on cbs-3. and country music's hottest stars are gearing up for the party of the year. >>> right now we are joined by two of the country music's biggest fans to preview the show, ande summers and frank from our sister radio station 92.5xtu, welcome. >>> hi there, guys. >>it will be a big one. >>> yes. >>on this beautiful day. >>> oh, yeah, thanks for that, lauren. >>we always say, thank i to lauren. >>> we do. >>um-hmm. >>> so let's start with the biggest categories, and lets start your pick for album of the year. >>> these are all so tough because we have so much great music that came out this past year but i will go with maren morris. she will get it with hero. >>> it is a rare occasion that ande and i agree but maren morris hero will take at ward what she did with that record is just amazing let's go to singles. >>> single. >>this is more difficult, i think, maybe to me. >>> i know, my pick for this one will b

brian: okay. ainsley: abby has headlines. >> what is with you and clothes? steve: stuart varney nice torso. he brutal ms-13 street gang. accused of killing a teenage girl and kidnapping another worshiping a satanic shrine. they are connected to at least seven murders. officials vowing to eradicate the gang from the streets. >>> a judge under investigation accused of outrageous stunt to free an illegal emmy grant criminal. investigators in oregon say, judge monica herranz, allowed dideir salazar allowed him to escape her courtroom to escape i.c.e. agents. someone let him use the judge's private entrance to escape. >> i felt it was inappropriate and delegitimizes the work of i.c.e. agents who are out there doing their jobs. >> salazar was eventually arrested. the judge still on the bench. >>> parent, imagine this, checking your baby monitor to find this an intruder steps from your sleeping infant. that happened to a mother in montana, calling police when she spotted the stranger in desperate attempt to scare him off. she started making a lot of noise, managed to get inside of the room, grab he

no love lost between the two of them, brian. >> brian: we interviewed him on "fox & friends" for days before, he said nicegs about him. he did actually say he thinks barack obama's administration is behind some of the leaks when trump got arrested. knowing that, how can you actually friends with someone? for example, bill clinton didn't do that to 43, 43 didn't do that to 42. nixon was used as an ally all throughout the '80s in a 390s. adams and jefferson didn't talk for 20 years after. john quincy adams left before jackson took over. it took kennedy's assassination to bring eisenhower together. >> meghan: i knew it wouldn't last long anyway. the >> melissa: lake front of me that come together at the end of a movie at summer camp. this was not going to be a bromance. >> sandra: i was so naive. trump was sworn in and they met the next day, shook hands, they had a wonderful discussion. trump said he was going to call on him for counsel. >> eboni: you go back to that white house correspondents dinner, from that moment on, it was game on. game on the and the biggest way possible. it was never going to happen.

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the european economy is growing nicely. >> brian, do you agree with that? you still seeing opportunities here? >> i do. i think the story begins with valuation. you can be talking about valuations for the last three or four years. it hasn't gotten you very far. the ecb gave us help by saying, yes, they will give us help but they're not going to take their foot off the gas. >> we're over weight france so we think the eleclections are a buying opportunity. there's no question that's one of the reasons why these stock valuations are trading where they're trading. we have a two-stage election coming up in france. it's possible you won't see the decks fully clear with risk premiums back down where they should be by mid may. >> brent, france still feels like an economy dealing with multiple challenges. periods of stagnating growth now. you know, it's falling apart. a lot of these companies are located in companies where the currency might not go down if the euro did break down. if you're concerned about the eurozone, if germany for example was out of the euro, th

nice warmup this afternoon. keep the umbrella handy. here is briane days, much milder air after the cool, not so nice yesterday, sunday. 70s monday and tuesday. we start with fog, could see a spotty shower. nothing widespread. keep an umbrella handy. the warmth is here. tomorrow, 76. could get a couple thunderstorms. wednesday, mid 60s. cooler late week. future cast through the mid-morning a few spotty showers. near the afternoon, will be sunshine, isolated shower or two for the back half of the day. >> reporter: waiting that sunshine for the afternoon, right now, still dein heavy foggy conditions, also heavy volume delays for folks around the area. look at the beltway, inner loop, heavy volume still leaving the wilson bridge to head up toward the annandale area. earlier crash blocked a lane near braddock road. travel lanes open, you can see one police officer off to the shoulder there. on 395 northbound, expect slow trip most of the way from alexandria to the 14th street bridge here. melanie. >> anchor: thanks. coming up during the next hour of good

nice bright moon. this picture taken from brian in the north way. the evening sky, just beautiful as could be.ew high clouds but that full moon will occur tomorrow evening across the entire beay area. right now, it's mild. antioch, still in the 60s, at 64 degrees. 54 in san francisco. 56 in hayward and concord, a comfortable 58 degrees. overnight tonight, plenty of stars out there. it's going to be a really comfortable night compared to recent nights. not too chilly. temperatures mainly in the upper 40s to lower 50s. we'll see just a little bit of fog approach the coast around half moon bay after the midnight hour. do not forget as you go to bed tonight, turn the clocks ahead one hour before bed. daylight savings time begins. 7:24 in the morning, but that evening sunset, also equally as late or coming in at 7:14 tomorrow night. as you get to approaching 60 degrees. into the afternoon once again, a lot of 70s on the board. future weather bringing some fog right along the coast. that will hamper the highs, especially around half moon bay, likely upper 50s to low 60s. starting in the south bay, m

nice blockade. lauren: what happens now? professor brian brenberg at the king's college in manhattan.ack. trampled it with republicans to get support for the bill. 16 he said last week at the rally and louisville, kentucky. he's essentially saying if they can get a health care fix now they can tackle tax reform. >> the negotiation is in full swing and the president bring in all of this pressure to bear. you've got to think about health care and tax reform. help us out with health care. we look at the tax reform. that will make constituents happy and get the economy growing. when that happens, more people end up on health insurance. dagen: to that point, and a couple people ask me why they didn't do tax cuts first, tax reform and then move on to health care. with the way the health care bill is designed, it cut spending by $1.2 trillion not including changes here and eliminates a bunch of new taxes. in the tax is lower that the 3.8% tax on their investment income. that's an incredible tax incentive on this bill with his savings. that basically opens up the door for the tax cut. >> exac

brian: at least she says he has a nice family. ainsley: i think i has a nice family. ave a family and breathe. you can't support him. brian: i don't know how if you are jake tapper you can go sounds like a good explanation there isn't any need for a follow-up. steve: but he did. brian: i thought about 9:00 but our show says 10:00. james comey will be going center stage in front of the house intelligence committee. i thought it was 9:00 a.m. but it's 10:00 a.m. james comey will be one of three impactful people to testify, but certainly he is the headliner in front of the house intelligence committee. amongst the topics, russian collusion, if any, with the trump organization and number two, wiretapping. did it take place on the trump tower or on donald trump in particular by the past president? steve: you know what? after six months, this may finally put an end to that fairy tale that the only reason that donald trump was elected president was because the russians were colluding with the trump campaign. that's the only way that hillary clinton would have lost. there is a

brian: i think theought to work with him on healthcare. it's nice to get the call and the attention. but you have to produce something. kennedy: i want to ask about healthcare. we saw paul ryan go through his power point presentation. some found it boring. some found it useful. healthcare. who is it more important for? the president or speaker ryan? brian: speaker ryan. if this congress blows it, the congress won't be there and they will have power. this president will do deals with the president. he has elijah cummings over to the white house saying i'm concerned about prices of prescription drugs. the final plan doesn't include any of that in phase one, phase two, phase three, that he's just there for show, that's it. i think phase three if i'm correct you need the 60 votes in the senate. if they can get momentum like they did in two committees today, if they can get it done in the house and make changes. the way it looks right now. they have to have some give. they have to do some listening. they have six pliable democratic senators. kennedy: tha

nice ride. jack: my $4.99 double jack combo. jack: only at jack in the box. >> reporter: i'm brian ross from abc news.he showed us the hair-trigger temper that so frightened the teens under his control. >> i don't want to talk to you. >> reporter: why not? >> 'cause i don't like you! >> reporter: but now at the circuit courthouse in mobile, alabama, it was a much different william knott, finally facing justice, on trial along with two others for child abuse at the so-called christian academy they ran. >> they want to bring in these kids from all over the country, far away from their real homes, they keep them there through abuse and coercion. they're making money off of the families. >> reporter: the case was prosecuted by assistant district attorney keith blackwood. >> this case is very important for mobile county and for alabama and really the country. because these types of, quote, "schools," and i use that very loosely, but these types of places seem to pop up all over the place. >> reporter: and arriving at the courthouse to be a key witness against knott, lucas greenfield, the gay teen who says

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brian. most recently the president in an interview referred to president obama as nice personally but suggested that some of the people who supported him had been undermining the new trump administration. very treacherous ground for sean spicer to say something ahead of his own boss. all things related to barack obama seem to cause a great deal of anxiety here. when it comes to larger issues, its helpful to remember that when paul manafort was brought on during the trump campaign, that was at a time when there was a strong feeling within the republican party that they could mount a challenge to sort of topple his advantage at the convention. that was something that was alive and real at that early phase. paul man for the has a home inside trump tower. he's he's effectively a number of donald trump at the time. he was part of the nitty gritty of what happens at a convention so he had relevant experience. it waslso at a time when very few in the republican establishment wanted very few to donald trump. others had ties to jeb bush or other prominent republicans. so paul manafort came in as one of

. >>> brian with us and plenty of sunshine headed our way. >> what a difference a month makes. >> isn't it nice>> june is popping up all over and it's only march. temperatures are up to the 80- degree range today. broke a record at sfo. and more tomorrow. chance of rain coming up. admire ocean beach. apparently at low tide right now. napa's got 80 degrees. you know something is up when it says warm in half moon bay, as it is in san jose, both at 79 degrees today. fremont hit 76. a beautiful monday around the bay area as high pressure was firm over the south land. as it slides southeast, that blocks high allows moisture to come to the bay area. we stand a few sprinkles in the bay area, but that's wednesday evening. let's have a look at our beautifulnmation of downtown san jose. temperatures hit -- now back in seventy one with the headlines, coastal fog will return tonight. tell stay nice and mild inland. tell be down right warm tuesday. clouds wednesday with chance of rain heading in late in the day. tell be sunny in tahoe tomorrow with temperatures 61 degrees. wednesday, the same clouds that wi

. >> brian, you first, what do you want to hear from james comey tomorrow? >> it would be nice if we could separate fact from fiction and figure out where things actually stand here and if he says, like, i think some people expect him to say, that there is no evidence of any collusion with russia, that russia maybe had some sort of this pr war, i guess, against the democrats in some way, but it didn't have anything to do with the trump campaign and we don't think there's any reason to believe that it had any influence on the outcome of the election. that would be nice to be able to put that to bed. in terms of any wiretapping or anything else, there are reports of the servers interacting with a russian bank, maybe some clarity on that, i just think people have been speculating an awful lot and so i think just getting some clarity would be great. >> yeah, there's a lot, very pivotal week ahead, we're talking about hearing about russia, wiretapping, the gop health care plan to vote on thursday, what do you want to hear this week? and among all of those things, which is, i guess p

it would be nice to do it. brian: yesterday the big story, ed, was health care.ht? conservatives say the deficit is coming down. that's good. they're having trouble bringing conservatives on board. that's the fact, reality that republicans can not ignore. this is not just chuck schumer and nancy pelosi throwing stones at this house republican leadership bill. you have conservatives in the president's base saying we're not happy with this of this to fix it. they have to deal with the fact that millions will lose their insurance. they will not get everybody covered perhaps. but they will have to do better than the first version. they're still working on it. if they get past this fight, the business round stable is coming out with a report new this morning. mike gallon of axio got a snook peek with it. serving all the ceos around the country, they're bullish on hiring, on sales and investment, pouring money in. we've seen that with all the people gone to the oval office. the bottom line the economy is poised to rebound big-time, if republicans do not mess up this fi

nice out there today. we're warming up and that's a good thing. melissa magee standing by for adam joseph today she's got the warm accuweather details. >> hey, brian and alicia. yes, certainly wasn't bad as we closed out our work week today. we had clouds earlier now finding more in the way of sunshine on this friday afternoon. we'll show you the temperature swing. yesterday we had a high of 45 and so far today in philadelphia we've climbed up to 57. that's 1 degree above where we normally should be for this time of year and this really tells the story. temperatures a good 14 degrees warmer in philadelphia than they were the same time yesterday. out to the west in lancaster we're about 15 degrees warmer than we were just 24 hours ago and 15 degrees warmer as well in dover. so, if you're stepping out on the town on this friday, it's partly cloudy. it's actually going to be a mild night. 55 at 7:00 p.m. we've got a partly cloudy sky at 8 o'clock. that temperature in at 54 will dip down into the lower 50's at 9:00 and 10:00 and 11 o'clock tonight underneath a partly cloudy sky. we'll talk about what we can expect as we press forward here. shorts on t

brian. >> let's get the latest on the snowstorm. really nice storm. here's what we know.ates under state of emergency, that is new york, new jersey, connecticut, virginia and pennsylvania. the rest of you are singing. more than 70 million are being impacted by the storm. 6500 flights canceled. that's according to flightaware. straight to meteorologist annually lassman at cnbc hq for us. what's the latest. >> we've seen -- those of us along the coast dealing with much better conditions and still seeing wind as an issue. if we take a look at our live radar we're definitely seeing the clearing for areas of the mid-atlantic moving up to the northeast into portions of new england. we're actually watching for heavy snowfall. a couple of things to keep in mind. looking at worcester, massachusetts, you can see we're dealing with near zero visibility in spots and plenty of snowfall there and we definitely have those blizzard conditions staying with us for much of the day. here's what we're talking about as far as snowfall totals go. you can see 23 feet or 23 inches rather almost t

brian: time to fill out your bracket. ainsley: here now is dick vitale. dad, i hope you are watching. one of the favorite coaches here. nicey in the morning. i thought syracuse should have been in. brian: absolutely. >> i think the committee did a great job basically. definitely could have seen weren't deserved to get in lost three times to very mediocre teams. they beat three top ten teams. i did that game. big syracuse guy. eating your heart out as much as jimmy boeheim is. ainsley: i understand we are going to fill out brackets. coach, we need you to help us. do yours over there. and do ours over here. should we choose based on who the mascot is. greek life. pretty colors? >> simply this. my daughter was in a pool one time and she called me up and said dad, they told me not to use you to help me. can you help me? called me up after, she finished last. brian there is method to this. a computer filled this up to here. bring me to the final four right right on your side. ainsley: this is what you do choose between kansas and iowa state? brian: have you got to do it yourself. ainsley: are their colors and mascots? ainsley:

avoid being critical or say nice things about both, if the fix had been in on russia, is this the guy who would know? >> he most certainly would. let's take a step back, brian. for the congressional committees to grant him immunity, they would have to coordinate closely with the justice department. for the justice department to agree to give somebody like him immunity, it means they want him to turn and testify against someone higher up in the food chain. who is higher up in the food chain, higher than a national security adviser? there's really only one person. so this shows that the jeopardy of criminal liability actually extends all the way to the top. that's how serious this development is tonight, brian. >> so -- and just to put a finer point on this because you're the one here who want to harvard law school after all, he's got something for them. he would have to prove to their satisfaction that it's the truth. immunity is a big deal, and we're talking about three different jurisdictions. they would have to have enough for him to make it worth his while. >> they would want to have to make a deal with him. those folks who want to be amateur lawyers sho

brian regan! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> hey! all right! [ cheers and applause ] thank you. thank you. yeah, that's very nice.hink there's a new president? [ light laughter ] i don't think i've ever been more afraid to bring up a a subject in my life. [ laughter ] even socially, you know, going to barbecues, "are we going to be talking politics, or are we going to be having fun?" [ laughter ] "i just want some ke [ light laughter ] "i just satheel t. they couldn't take the tension." [ light laughter ] [ scattered applause ] i don't know why anyone would ever want to be the president anyway, you know? i wouldn't want that job in a a million years. can you imagine being awakened every morning like this? "problems." [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] "all kinds of problems." [ laughter ] no matter what they decide, there's two sides to everything, you know? there's controversy about whether or not we should put boots on the ground in the mideast. some say yes. some say no. i think when you hear that expression, though, boots on the ground, you assume that means soldiers in the boots. [ light laughter ] i'd say

nice lineup. ainsley: two republicans on different sides of the healthcare proposals. brian look happy in those proposals. steve: the blows was shocked to see some of the things donald trump ran on for president was not in phase one. when the house showed them the bill hey, where is this part? and then there was some explaining to do. brian: right. weave do understand it will be in phase ii and donald trump tweeted it out two days ago. don't worry you will be able to buy insurance across state lines. steve: that's phase three. brian: tort reform. it will be worked in gradually. ainsley: bottom line there are three different phases and hopefully they will get this all worked out of by the time the third fades is here. brian: the question is donald trump going to have the flex ebility? is he going to use his negotiating skills to say hey, elijah cummings i know you want big pharma and prices brought down i hear you i will put that in. i hear you jim jordan i will push paul ryan to do that or will it be just do what i want you to do. ainsley: disagree with some of it. every sen

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brian: there goes my weekend budget. thanks, that was very nice of that man.tor rand paul here live. ainsley: we are so honored to have vice president mike pence with us too. his reaction on the big speech last night. we will have him live from th fe white house next hour. i have asthma... ...one of many pieces in my life. so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine. i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment with breo. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. breo won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. breo is specifically designed to open up airways to improve breathing for a full 24 hours. breo contains a type of medicine that increases the risk of death from asthma problems and may increase the risk of hospitalization in children and adolescents. breo is not for people whose asthma is well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inha

brian. it has nothing to do with the snowstorm holed up in a nice, cozy house.es to socialism. you're a good man. i will go so far to say you're not a pocket hercules. oh, no, you are a mighty hercules on the right. that is why people listen to you. last word to you? >> explain what you mean. bulgarian superstar, on fox news channel. stuart: yes you did. >> you gave me the ultimate compliment. for that i will never forget that. stuart varney, you're the wing of business and king of radio for this brief moment and cut me off to go to somebody smarter. stuart: right on all counts. you're cut off. see you next week, brian. this is from south korea. u.s. special forces including by the way, seal team six, planning to take part in a war drill with their korean counterparts. seal team six knocked off bin laden. liz: that is exactly right. for the first time seal team six will take part in a huge war drill that will happen in south korea. it is an annual exercise that they're doing. so you're seeing right there fighter air jets taking off there. so you know, this is me

nice and gracious, oh, what has happened in 45 days or so. let's talk about here, i'm going to bring in michael. a former federal prosecutor, cnn senior media correspondent, brian stelter, host of reliable sources. also with me, cnn presidential historian, tim neftali and tom fuentes, former assistant director to the fbi. michael, let me begin with you because you investigated allegations between presidents before. you investigateded allegations of impropriety when the george h.w bush investigation requested a search of bill clinton's passport files. what do you decyphipher here wh you hear and read the accusations? >> it seems more likely the president has his wires crossed and they were tapped. i think the bold allegations made on twitter don't ring true. it seems to me that if the obama administration believe that foreign agents were operating in the united states in a way that required a allowed if for a fisa, the special court -- >> foreign intelligence court. >> that there was a fisa justifiable warrant. it would be targeted against them. if the location of the communications took place in the trump tower and i think it was breitbart that reported it was

brian and dirks bentley getting ready to hoenday night . >> difficult a satellite interview with them. stay tuned, for our ticket a fet first good time for a check of the forecast. katie's talking about a nicen the very much longer. >> that is right we will see the extreme taking place tomorrow, guys with a rain storm more than anything moving through here. there will b thunder as well as poconos, even freezing rain, much more on that system later in the she but for now lets get out the door, storm scan is quiet, a few included across western most suburbs but for the most part we have t a completely clear sky, virtually in included cover, satisfaction for a few left over streaks across the sky line. current temperature readings are on the chilly side even though that wind is light, it is only 38 degrees at philly international, 33 in atlantic city and up in mount pocono we are at 28 at this hour. chill in the air for sure but you can expect to see more sun then anything through daylight hours with time a few more cloud will rebuild, daytime high gets held backo 54 in the city. couple degrees shy of what is seasonal but we will have a nice day, low h witt but therea new storm system, to wrap

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nice. who is that? ainsley: that's ronald. trump: hello, ronald. we should bring ronald to the white house. steve: he would love to come. brianr. trump: well, i don't think it does, but actually, i do like both teams. i love both families and randy and the whole group. randy's done a terrific job. brian: now you're probably going to win new york. trump: i like both teams. ainsley: what about social security will run out by the time we need it? trump: you're going to be okay. brian: that was ainsley from manhattan. steve: thank you to the thousands of questions. we put it down to those three. brian: it's like scatgories. ainsley: that game is so fun. steve: obviously you've never played jenga. ainsley: we heard those questions. we have one more for you. are you deplorable and proud? now you can drink to that. we'll tell you about it. (vo) maybe it was here, when you hit 300,000 miles. or here, when you walked away without a scratch. maybe it was the day your baby came home. or maybe the day you realized your baby was not a baby anymore. every subaru is built to earn your trust. because we know what you're trusting us with. sub

brian: even on business channels they will never break down the meaning of tax return. come up tomorrow alternative minimum tax. steve: cnbc ran this thing they ran an editorial donald trump just got a nice thanks to of all people rachel maddow. ainsley: did he break the law? steve: no. ainsley: i'm not talking about donald trump. i'm talking about this reporter. steve: no. whoever released it to him. ainsley: he might have been. it prevents unauthorized publication of tax return. up to $5,000 and five years in prison. he says is he protected because he didn't obtain it illegally. just ended up in his inbox. steve: one other interesting thing about this particular and only two pages. brian: still waiting for interesting thing here is the interesting thing. on the copy it said client copy. so, that would suggest that donald trump gave it to him? no, come on. on somebody near donald trump gave it to him or somebody at the tax plait place that filed it ains h and r block at wal-mart? steve: took the copy and gave it to the reporter but the reporter no. brian: real quirks mted is going to be in detroit talking about regulation and nashville and talk about health e. healthcare program. down o

brian babin could be joining him. house freedom caucus member, congressman warren davidson. congressman what is going on with the caucus here? >> neil, nicelk with you. neil: same here. what is happening with the caucus? people are leaving or showing their frustration. what is going on? >> it was a tough set of dialogues. certainly a lot of pressure to go to yes on the bill that was before us. i was a manufacturing guy before i got here back in june. i really look at it, it is very analogous to the product development cycle. at the end of the day we ran up to a deadline that was somewhat arbitrary. driven by the affordable care act's anniversary rather than progress on the bill. but i felt like we were making real good progress. there was good collaboration and i think that will continue. people are committed to solving the problem. neil: i could be wrong, you are closer than i am i like to remind guests that work in the capitol, everyone is piling on you guys, even the president, intimating, that you were the reason, not you specifically sir, the caucus was the reason the whole thing went kablooy. how do you feel about that? >> there wer

brian: jennifer, yes or no, would you go pepper spray an anti-trump protester? >> good god no: it's against the law. i teach my children that when all the kids are on the playground you play niceyou don't like each other or not. these folks were bullies and they were violent bullies. and they were the ones that were arrested, not anyone in our group. brian: gotcha. >> was arrested. we had -- ainsley: not going to stop you from marching in the future. >> no. although we still have to focus on being very humble. we still have to make sure we use our voice and exercise our right. we need to make everybody realize how important it is to protect our safety. brian: thanks again for getting up in the middle of the night for us. thanks, jennifer. >> thanks so much for having us and if anyone would like to find us eoar on maga march.com. california is going to take back, you know, some of this craziness. this is not going to happen. brian: got chanchts orange county law enforcement were there to protect us and we are thankful for them. brian: thank you. >> thank you, have a good day. brian: two teenagers banned from a plane over their outfits. the fashion trend the united airlines rule

brian dickson and injured trooper alex douglas. chester county jurors will travel to pike county to hear the case next month. >>> let's send it over to lauren for a look at the forecast. >> off too a nicethursday and keep sunshine through much of the day to day, climbing up to 61. breezy especially pushing toward midday and then tonight , colder air, building on in, 36 degrees with rain and snow showers developing late, and for first half of the day tomorrow dealing with mainly all snowfall, could pick upward of an inch around city, four to degrees and snowfall possible into tomorrow afternoon, quiet for upcoming weekend but much colder meisha with a high of only 33 on saturday. >> cold. >> all right, thank you so much. >>> we are looking outside right now to an accident in delaware kirk wood highway at duncan road two westbound lanes are blocked, one actual lane and one turning lane there. construction new jersey turnpike, still out there, at route 322, right lane blocked, that will be out there until noon and 322 westbound before route 130 that left lane is blocked, until about 3:00 p.m. approaching commodore barry bridge, jim. >> thanks, meisha. >> our next update 8:25. coming up ne

brian, we'll leave it there. thanks for your time. >> consume earp confidence coming in with a monster beat. get this, consumer confidence surged to its highest level since the year 2000. stocks getting a nice boost from it. we are at session highs. so is the so-called eight-day skinny-dip done? let's check in with bob pisani. referenced the skinny-dip because we were down eight days but we only fell about 2% in that time. it was a slow bleed. >> reporter: you rarely see, brian, consumer confidence move the markets. it did today. stocks moved. things turned around. the dollar got stronger. ten-year yields got strong er. oil provided another boost. you see where the markets are at the highs of the day. take a look at the sectors. banks, industrials, materials. we used to call this the trump trade. a lot of guys are saying stop calling it that. let's call it the economy is improving trade. a whole move in the last few days to get away from washington and focus on the fundamentals and the earning situation. a big note out late last night, very typical example of this. fundamentals over politics is what we want. the indicators are strong. we saw that with the consumer numbers. no reason to walk

brian: healthcare is it alive? navy federal credit union." whoa friendly alert! i got a great auto rate outta that guy. now i have a wonderful hybrid. slate blue. crÈme interior. he was so nices. navy federal credit union. ♪ >> i think there is a belief that the president has maintained that there was surveillance that occurred during the 2016 election. >> ousted national security advisor general michael flynn now offering to testify if offered immunity. >> seems like a bad episode of seinfeld a bunch of kramers out there gladly report mike flynn goes to get a flu shot and that is translated that is he mainlining heroin. >> president trump taking a swing at the freedom caucus on twitter. >> he is a battled tested ceo and that's what people voted for. >> no, no. you are saying giving up a seat for a soldier in uniform means you want to vomit. >> u.s. troops need real support. they don't need symbolic gestures. >> support for the troops is buying them a beer at the airport. buying them a meal. giving up a first class seat. this guy is a blow hard. >> i'm a guy with a man bag. my pockets are always jammed with stuff. the scottevest i just mentioned on the air. sure enough, they

nice. who is that? >> that's ronald. >> well, hello, ronald. we ought to bring ronald to the white house. steve: he would be happy to come. >> i like ronald. brian: this is the last one. alan says from queens i'm a diehard mets fan. since you are from the borough. raw mets fan or yankee fan? the fate of the world relies on this answer? >> i don't think it does. but i love the stein family and randy and whole group. randy has done a terrific job. is he involved with the yankees. brian: now you are probably going to win new york. >> i don't know but i do like both teams. ainsley: what about social security?