jenna has more in the london terror attack. >> jenna: breaking news comes into our newsroom about theof the attacker. in the meantime, isis is claiming responsibility for the deadly attack in london. has supporters of the group of cheering the carnage on line. that could suggest that the attack was somehow retaliation. we'll get to that more in a moment. in the meantime, british prime minister speaking to the parliament and her nation. >> mr. speaker, we know the threat from terrorism is very real, but while the public should remain utterly vigilant, they should not and will not be cowered by this threat. >> jenna: joining me now is a senior editor for the long word journal. i want to talk to you little bit about this breaking news that we had moments ago. the profile of the attacker, something that strikes me, he's 52, was known to law enforcement, not necessarily for terror offensives. >> i think you bodies tend to be younger, but it's not surprising to see people a little older. i see guys with graybeards, white beards. they had a propaganda shot from a guy from western china who c

. >> jenna: hi, everybody, i am jenna lee.hat speech marking a major shift in tone according too many people saying he made his pivot to the presidency, outlining broad objectives touching on immigration, jobs, infrastructure and national security. >> i am here tonight to deliver a message of unity and strength. yet it is a message deeply delivered from my heart. we are a country that stands united in condemning hate and evil and all of its very ugly forms. we are also taking strong measures to protect our nation from radical islamic terrorism. we must restore integrity and the rule of law at our borders. i am also calling on this congress to repeal and replace obamacare. america must put its own citizens first because only then can we truly make america great again. >> jenna: our chief white house correspondent john roberts on whether the shift could mark a beginning, new beginning perhaps for the administration. >> good morning to the immediate effect if this was to delay the signing of the president's new executive order on

jenna is so excited about one of the most anticipated ipo's in years. >> jenna: the founders of snapthe snap chat ringing the opening bell today. it was a good day for snap with shares opening at $24 for the company. have been trading above that. we were playing around with snap chat a little bit. >> jon: i have never looked better. >> jenna: you really looked special. if you just need a pick me up, snap chat is great for that. it is all great for social media. your messages disappear after 24 hours. most things we do we'd like to disappear. >> jon: imagine your anchor team with mustaches and sunglasses. >> jenna: handlebars. >> jon: thank you for joining us. >> jenna: america's news hq starts right now. >> dana: we are awaiting president trump's speech aboard the uss gerald r. ford this hour. in the wake of his recent vow to rebuild america's military. hello everyone. the speech is expected to begin at the bottom of this hour. back in washington, the trump administration is facing mounting pressure over attorney general jeff sessions reported contact last year with russia's ambassad

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jenna? >> michael bloomberg weighing in writing this -- joining us now, betsy from the daily beast and christopher from the daily collar. that sounds good. how do we make that happen? >> it could be tough. even though trump himself might be interested in working with democrats on capitol hill, the first person that has to start breaking bread with hill democrats is paul ryan. you can ask john boehner how things go when leaders of the house republican conference decide to jettison conservative members and reach out to democrats. it's politically fraught territory and tough to do. a big part of the reason that boehner lost his speaker ship is he brought bills to the floor that could only pass with democratic support. if trump wants to push for some sort of big healthcare overhaul down the road, trump only need to make sure that paul ryan is on board with it and that he doesn't see working with democrats rather than conservatives as something that could jeopardize his speakership. running stori

. >> jenna: a lot of maybes. speak out this game, everything is a maybe with health care. >> jenna: if you can, susan, pick up with what amy was saying. one of the hard things for outside of washington, d.c., the whole issue of reconciliation, what speaker ryan said as he wants to put a bill that can get through the house and get through the senate so they can continue the process. they're worried about passing a bill that the senate would filibuster. why does that matter here, and what should the average american know about that process and why it is challenging? >> the budget reconciliation process is what they're using to move this bill because it only requires a 51 vote majority in the senate. everything in that bill has to have some impact on tax and revenue. that's the clincher here. everything in that bill has to get through the parliamentarian, this is a very archaic senator rules. other members thought that the house leaders and the senate g.o.p. leaders were hiding behind those rules and that they could

welcome to the second hour of "happening now" on this monday, i'm jon scott. >> jenna: i'm jenna leer the poll is monmouth university's first since mr. trump was sworn into office and find 43% approve so far, 46% do not. in the meantime, the white house in the middle of a firestorm it seems over wiretapping or allegations of such. now calling on congress to investigate president trump's claim that former president obama had the telephones at the trump tower bug during the election. short time ago, president trump signing an executive order for a revised travel ban, dropping the number of affected countries from seven to six, iraq is now off the visa ban list. we have fox team coverage, chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge stepping by with fbi reaction to some expressive allegations but we begin with chief white house grossmont to john roberts on the north lawn with all that is happening today. >> good afternoon to you, this is a complete 180 from the white house that lester was dismissing the idea and need for congressional investigation into all of this because they s

. >> jenna: the story is developing, and moving very quickly.e'll get you caught up with where we are right now. attorney general sessions did not disclose as conversations during a congressional hearing and now some republicans are calling for the attorney general to clarify his testimony. several democrats are also calling on sessions to resign, but here we are. john roberts is live on the north lawn with more for us. >> one of the immediate problems for this white house is that the president has a big speech this afternoon aboard the uss gerald ford. nobody is talking about his speech today, everybody's talking about what's going to happen with senator jeff sessions. the doj acknowledging that while he was a senator, he did meet twice with the russian ambassador to the united states. one was a private meeting in his office on september 8th, the other was a chance encounter on the sidelines at the republican national convention back in july at a heritage foundation event. he met with him not as a campaign official. and a statement earlier toda

. >> jenna: we start a fox news alert. the senate intelligence committee holding their first hearing. we'll also hear from house speaker ryan when he gives his weekly briefing. it should be a battle for the microphone. >> ed: i met henry and for jon scott. meanwhile, president trump is moving on to tax reform and says both the democrats and republicans and the freedom caucus better get on board or else. both factions could have a big fight on their hands. >> jenna: we have fox news live coverage. we begin with the restaurant investigation. peter? >> this morning, they met behind closed doors and we talk to the top democrat, adam schiff, on his way out of the room during a break to go and vote. congressman schiff told us that he still has not seen the evidence that makes the committee's chairman, devin nunes, so sure that president trump or members of the transition team were inappropriately spied on. >> did he see something that rose to the level of the action he took? >> i can't speak for what he sa saw. he hasn't shared

jenna?nother big story, break in the case of recent hate crimes nationwide, authorities arresting a suspect in st. louis where threats to jewish community centers as well as the anti-defamation league in new york. the arrest involves only a fraction of that more than 100 threads and dozens of states that we've been watching as investigators say there is actually a romantic twist to this arrest. we are going to need some explanation on that. laura ingalls tracking this story from our new york city newsroom. >> it is the bizarre line we saw in the criminal complaint today, but we want to explain it all. this may actually solve part of the puzzle but not all of it. investigators say they believe 31-year-old juan thompson of st. louis, missouri, was behind eight bomb threats, called into the anti-defamation league here in new york and some jewish committee centers around the country. investigators say thompson made the threats using an ex-girlfriend's name in an attempt to frame her after she br

thank you. >> jenna: all right. the top democrat in the house intelligence committee responding to the top republican in the committee. and the news that we heard about an hour ago, that an open hearing that is supposed to be about perhaps the involvement of the russians with the trump campaign, will be delayed. that was one of the big headlines today. devon nunes, the top republican, said that he wanted to speak again to the director of the fbi and the director of the nsa. because of what he's learned over the last several days. it's hard to follow the bouncing ball on this. the bottom line is, you have the top republican, the top democrat in this very important committee really disagreeing with what is taking place. and you heard from the top democrat there that he's accusing the top republican of having a dead of night excursion to get documents that no one has seen, and keeping information away from the republic. these are serious accusations. adam schiff isn't taking off the table any involvement of the white h

." >> jenna: he calls for tax credit. democrats don't like this and republicans say it doesn't go far enough and breaking up obamacare. a pulse as americans are split down the middle. 50% opposing removing the individual mandate that all americans pay health insurance. we are going to the white house in just a moment, for now, we are going to capitol hill for more this very topic. >> let me be clear, our plan is the first step. under our plan, we are moving forward any positive direction to rescue the individual insurance markets and to give flexibility to our states. we are protecting those nations living with pre-existing conditions under our plan. we are not returning to the day of a lifetime or annual limits, and we will continue to allow young adults to remain on their parents policies until they reach the age of 26. we will keep our promise not to pull the rug up from anyone, including those on medicaid. we are also creating a new and innovative patient and state stability fund to help low income americans afford he

>> information technology. >> jenna: in what way?a lot of these attacks seem to be driven by social media with the increased encryption that everyone gets on their social media networks, it makes it very difficult for law enforcement and the intel community to track people, bad people. if the federal government or the fbi could get more assistance in addressing that, i think i would be helpful. >> jenna: want to ask this a little bit more in addition, we had this travel ban, not the travel ban for people, but when it comes to electronic devices out of certain airports. one of the things we were discussing earlier west there is still a question about those coming from europe here into the united states, not necessarily on those flights coming from certain middle eastern countries, because of the threat level in europe and because of the technology question that we are asking about with devices on airplanes, how concerned are you about the ease of travel between european countries in the united states? >> i'm not concerned, but that is

. >> jenna: what we are learning from the senate hearing today. plus, president trump's trillion dollar plan to improve the nation's infrastructure. what we know about one of the president's biggest campaign promises. and a major u.s. adversary at it again, reports north korea is planning to test another nuke as the white house and china prepared to meet to combat the north's alarming strategy. it is all "happening now" ." ♪ >> jenna: we begin with another busy day in washington, senate intelligence committee holding its first hearing on russian meddling in the presidential election paid linebackers vowing to stay clear of politics in their investigation. we will see, welcome to the second hour of "happening now." >> ed: how's that going so far? i am ed henry in for jon scott waiting for that white house press secretary briefing from sean spicer, we will bring that to you when it gets underway. >> jenna: a lot happening little bit before their spring break. house republicans trying to move forward on spending and tax reform and there is where ther

>> jenna: gunshots trigger panic in a crowded nightclub. what we are learning about the terrifying shoot-out that left one person dead and many more injured. plus... the fight for iraq's second-largest city intensifies as the country's prime minister says isis will be militarily defeated within weeks. it is all "happening now" ." we begin with a fox news alert as we await the first white house briefing since the collapse of the g.o.p. health care bill efforts be of the first effort, first go around come see what happens next. welcome to the second hour of "happening now," i am jenna lee. >> i'm eric shawn info jon scott today. we are life at the white house where press secretary sean spicer is getting ready to brief reporters momentarily. while we await president trump's next move after the republican effort to try to repeal and replace obamacare, that went down the tubes on friday as you know. but the president will undo some of president obama's initiatives some hours from now he will sign bills rolling back some of the previous ministrat

>> jenna: >> press secretary spu guys are so negative.president and speaker are talking now, the leader and the web are doing their vote counts, the debate is ongoing. we are going to continue in our proceeding with the 3:30 vote as scheduled. >> reporter: if you don't mind, take me to the thinking yesterday when the bill was pulled and then the president made the decision or his team went to the hilt to say there was going to be a vote today. at what point did he make that calculation, why did he, can you bring us through some of that? >> press secretary spicer: a couple things, one, we wanted to be as open as possible with the vote, having it on the current trajectory it was going into the wee hours of the morning, and i think for all that we have talked about, that was not the appropriate way to vote, i think we decided to work with the house and ask that they postpone and make sure it was done in the light of day. but i think he has had enough discussions. it is not about improving the deal anymore. i think he has taken into considera

thank you, guys. >> jenna: five days in a row? a promise from our press secretary. you know where you can find his press briefing, you will find them here. usually during our 1:00 hour. it lacked covered in a press briefing, the tax reform issue, infrastructure, but there was a lot on the intel committee stili know that gets confusing so we will talk about everything covered at the press briefing but i would like if we can to go to our chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge who is alive in washington. if you can sum up the news of the day regarding this intel community and why it matters. >> let's start with sally yates. she is not really a household name, but she was the deputy attorney general in the last administration. she had been recalled along with two former intelligence officials to testify today on capitol hill and the public hearing. that hearing got canceled, but the process we learned that the lawyer wrote to the white house counsel and decide if we do not hear from you, she is going to talk about an element of the investigation involving t

i am jenna lee. >> jon: i am jon scott. the president calling for a federal investigation into his claim that president obama wiretapped the trump tower in the trunk campaign. there is no evidence for the allegations that are sparking fierce denials from the fbi. the former director of the cia, the former national intelligence director, and a spokesman for president obama. despite all of that, key members of congress will say that they will honor the president's request. we have life fox coverage. covering the executive order, but we start with chief white house correspondent john roberts. >> good morning to you in the white house, looking to change the news cycle again, citing that the new executive order on the immigration be in about a half an hour from now. if democrats are already lining up to bash him over it. the white house believes that they have thought this one out carefully enough that it will pass legal muster. and most importantly minimize the potential for people to unintentionally get caught up in it. as the

. >> jenna: we will see, press secretary sean spicer expected to get back behind the microphone this hour, we are covering all of the news and "happening now." >> political affiliation is irrelevant to my work. >> jenna: the man that would overtake investigation into russian interference is getting grilled. >> we need steel spines, not weak knees, there is a real danger, i believe, that that justice department could become politicized. >> jenna: plus a new kind of antimissile technology designed to target regimes like north korea. and air strikes against a tier group in yemen killing a former guantanamo detainee, why was he back on the battlefield? it is all happening now. ♪ >> jenna: we begin this hour with what is likely to come up at the briefing, house republican leaders finally taking a big step toward replacing obamacare appeared look into the second hour of "happening now," i am jenna lee. >> jon: i am jon scott. the obamacare replacement plan is out but with the g.o.p. just starting to sell it to the rest of the lawmakers on capitol hill. some republicans already expressing r

her mother jenna and stepfather joel find that hard to accept.hat did you think when you heard that verdict? >> shock. complete shock. three hours. they had lunch, picked a foreman. i don't think they went through any of the evidence. people who know ashley know that she would never have killed herself. >> reporter: joel, three weeks ago you held up a sign that said justice for ashley. >> yes. >> reporter: do you believe you got justice for ashley? >> no. no. i am heartbroken on that part of what i know to be the truth. ashley had a zeal for life. ashley loved life. i will always remember her as the child, the daughter i've always known and loved. >> ashley, being remembered by her parents tonight. they ultimately did not bring a wrongful death lawsuit against tom fallis. and now the statute of limitations has passed. that's our program. thanks for watching. >> i'm david muir, from all of us here at "20/20" and abc news, have a great weekend. good night. >>> developing news tonight on the plane crash that killed several people from the bay area.

jenna: the counselor has been fired.cene is a 4-year-old girl is down a set of stairs at a daycare center. the surveillance camera installed just minutes before the little girl got pushed in philadelphia and walked away with a hurt knee. that worker is out of a job and facing several charges, she blames the fall on the girl's shoe. clayton: 1500 fraudsters busted for stealing $2 million from medicaid. government watchdog group revealing widespread fraud in 2016, california convicting 173 people, the most in any state but new york recovered the most money, nearly $229 million, still a lot of missing money. heather: $67 million, michael jackson of neverland ranch. clayton: the original $100 million price tag has been slashed in hopes of moving the 2700 acre estate off the market. >> it lives up to its name, dance studio, disney style train station and even a fire house. >> 12,000 ft. main residence built like disney world, i wonder if it has ice cream sandwiches. >> i remember if it had the oxygen tank, remember that? clay

so, i think jenna's right. some of this is just the stream of consciousness presidency of donald trump. >> and does that really work, jenna, to maybe undermine, as we expect, you know, this new submitted testimony by jeff sessions tomorrow -- we have corey lewandowski going out there asaying they were listenig on jeff sessions' meeting with the ambassador, making these claims without evidence, but almost in an effort to try to undermine any case or reason that jeff sessions needs to prove innocence by claiming almost entrapment? >> well, i mean, he's definitely added a lot of confusion and added a lot of chaos, but at the end of the day, we're still talking about russia and possible ties between russia and trump's campaign. i think the white house would have loved to still be talking about the president's address to the joint session of ngress, which was just earlier this week. they had hoped f a quiet weekend, a weekend to plan ahead, to really focus on promoting the president's dreams for the country and thin

>> jenna: a busy news day and more to come, we'll see you back here in an hour. >> leland: the ladies of "outnumbered," take away. >> harris: we begin with a fox news alert. we have learned that a utah man was involved and killed in the terror attack yesterday. they were celebrating their 25th wedding anniversary. police are naming the london attacker as a 52-year-old khalid masood. isis is claiming responsibility, calling the attacker one of their soldiers. the killer plowed his car into people on london's westminster bridge. he stabbed a police officer outside parliament before being shot and killed by police. prime minister, theresa may says the attacker was british-born and known to authorities. overnight, british police conducted several raids, making at least eight arrests of as te investigation is growing. the >> sandra: and other fox news alert, down to the wire, high drama and washed them with the vote to repeal and replace obamacare now up in the air. as president trump and house speaker paul ryan switch for last-minute votes. this is "outnumbered," i'm sandra smith. here to

sitting with susan is her daughter, jenna. jenna, i want you to know that your father was a hero and that tonight you have the love of an entire country supporting you and praying for you. [ applause ] to jamiel, jenna, susan and jessica, i want you to know that we will never stop fighting for justice. your loved ones will never, ever be forgotten. we will always honor their memory. [ applause ] finally, to keep america safe, we must provide the men and women of the united states military with the tools they need to prevent war, if they must. they have to fight and they only have to win. [ applause ] i am sending congress a budget that rebuilds the military, eliminates the defense see -- seque sequestr -- [ applause ] and calls for one of the largest increases in national defense spending in american history. my budget will also increase funding for our veterans. our veterans have delivered for this nation, and now we must deliver for them. [ cheering and applause ]. >> the challenges we face as a nation are great, but you our

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>> jenna: we'll see you back here in an hour. "outnumbered" starts right now. >> this is "outnumbered." ever harris faulkner. sandra smith, mccain and kennedy herself. and we welcome back judge alex. you know him well. he's outnumbered. good to have you here. >> great to be here. >> glad you're here. >> good to have you here. >> next time, bring the sunshine. >> i can't believe you have lousy weather. >> shall we get to the news? >> absolutely. >> we begin with president trump spreading the blame for the collapse of the gop's replacement of obamacare. the president is criticizing conservative lawmakers and think tanks. his tweets are such. shock waves reverberating throughout washington. one member of the freedom caucus, ted poe, resigned from the group this weekend. he said the time has come for the caucus to stop saying no all the time. here he is. >> sometimes you're going to have to say yes. so i was not going to vote no because obamacare is now the law of the land. it's a disaster. so i think it was unfortunate that even tho

jamil schall, susan oliver, jenna oliver, and jessica davis. jamil's 17-year-old son was viciously murdered by an illegal immigrant gang member who had just been released from prison. jamil junior was an incredible young man with unlimited potential was getting ready to go to college or he would have excelled as a great college quarterback. but, he never got the chance. his father who is in the

sitting with susan is her daughter jenna.enna, i want you to know that your father was a hero and that tonight you have the love of an entire country supporting you and praying for you. [applause] >> to jamiel, jenna, susan, and jessica, i want you to know that we will never stop fighting for justice. your loved ones will never ever be forgotten. we will always honor their memory. [applause] finally, to keep america safe, we must provide the men and women of the united states military with the tools they need to prevent war, if they must. they have to fight and they only have to win. [applause] i am sending congress a budget that rebuilded military, eliminates the defense sequester [applause] and calls for one of the largest increases in national defense spending in american history. my budget will also increase funding for our veterans. our veterans have delivered for this nation and now we must deliver for them. [applause] the challenges we faces a a nation are great. but our people are even greater. and none are greater or

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>> jenna: see you back here in an hour. "outnumbered" starts now. >> sandra: this is outnumbered. i'm sandra smith. here today, harris faulkner, meghan mccain, melissa francis, and today's #oneluckyguy, we are so lucky to have them back with us, the host of "the o'reilly factor," mr. bill o'reilly is here. by the way, bill's new bucket, "old school: life in the sane" is out in stores today. it's already a best seller on amazon. we congratulate you and we remind you you are outnumbered. >> bill: i know and i'm outnumbered and i'm very frightened. the >> harris: we love having you. >> bill: i hope you'll be very gentle. >> sandra: we'll see what that means. the call growing warehouse intelligence chairman devin nunes to either recuse himself from probes into russia's meddling in the election and possible ties to the trauma campaign and the kremlin or step down and entirely. this after the congressman revealing he visited the white house grounds the day after before announcing incidental surveillance of the trump team. he says his source provided intelligence that the spy agencies ha

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others will clean your room, no tipping necessary. >> jenna: little weird.ese three puppies abandoned in atlanta rescued by a state trooper. they were all quickly adopted. >> jon: i can see why. >> jenna: we can end on puppies. >> jon: thank you for joining us today. >> jenna: "america's news hq" starts right now. >> melissa: president trump in michigan to speak on the auto industry. i am melissa francis. he is expected to address environmental regulations on automakers. we're going to bring you those remarks when they happen. in the meantime, we are watching wall street and possible action by the federal reserve today. right now the dow jones industrial is checking in at above 44 points right there. the fed is expected to raise interest rates by a quarter point. that is the expectation. what does it mean for you though? let's bring in jerry willis for fox business network. so the folks at home that sounds like a lot of gobbly

sitting with susan is her daughter, jenna. jenna, i want you to know that your father was a hero, and that tonight, you have the love of an entire country supporting you and praying for you. ( applause ) to jamiel, jenna, susan, and jessica, i want you to know that we will never stop fighting for justice. your loved ones will never, ever be forgotten. we will always honor their memory. ( applause ) finally, to keep america safe, we must provide the men and women of the united states military with the tools they need to prevent war, if they must, they have to fight, and they only have to win. ( applause ) i am sending congress a budget that rebuilds the military, eliminates the defense sequester... sequester... ( applause ) an and calls for one of the largest increases in national defense spendi geending in american history. my budget will also increase funding for our veterans. our veterans have delivered for this nation, and now we must deliver for them. ( applause ) the challenges we face as a nation are great. but our peopl

. >> jenna: we will see, press secretary sean spicer expected to get back behind the microphone thise covering all of the news and "happening now." >> political affiliation is irrelevant to my work. >> jenna: the man that would overtake investigation into russian interference is getting grilled. >> we need steel spines, not weak knees, there is a real danger, i believe, that that justice department could become politicized. >> jenna: plus a new kind of antimissile technology designed to target regimes like north korea.

sitting with susan is her daughter jenna. jenna, i want you to know that your father was a hero and that tonight you have the love of an entire country supporting you and praying for you. . [ applause ] . through jameel, jenna, susan, and jessica, i want you to know we will never stop fighting for justice. your loved ones will never, ever be forgotten. we will always honor their memory. . [ applause ] . finally, to keep america safe, we must provide the men and women of the united states military with the tools they need to prevent war, if they must, they have to fight and they only have to win. . [ applause ] . i am sending congress a budget that rebuilds the military, eliminates the defense sequester. . [ applause ] . and calls for one of the largest increases in national defense spending in american history. my budget will also increase funding for our veterans. our veterans have delivered for this nation. and now we must deliver for them. . [ cheers and applause ] . the challenges we face as a nation are great. but our pe

. >> reporter: jenna ford rented an apartment back in 2010.oved out in 2015 but they didn't refund her security deposit. she september several e-mails but couldn't get a response from the company. she finally out to us. hoback reality contacted jenna and gave her a check for $4,200. she said that was her security deposit plus half a month's rent since she moved out in the middle of the month. they said the delay was due to nell issues. it wasn't intentional. it was overlooked while the company was dealing with the personnel issues. the company asked us to extend an apology to jenna. here are renters rights. california line says landlords must refund your security deposit within 21 days. if they are deducting for cleaning fees or repairs, they must provide you with an itemized statement. and before moving out you can request a landlord inspection. they must identify anything so you can try to repair it first. if you and your landlord can't agree on security deposit refund, your recourse is to take them to small claims court. or maybe we can hel