>> kristin, what do you think?don't think the issue is necessarily taking legal action against his people, it's just the public shaming. anytime anyone said anything bad about obama they were nationally shamed. i do think there is selective outrage here. snoop dogg is an irrelevant, washed up 45-year-old man, so i don't think this means too much. he used to be friends with trum trump. >> 45? what's wrong with 45? >> i think is 45 unless i got that wrong. he used to be sort of friends with trump. he performed at that roast, and now he's totally blown that and trump is not a good enemy to have. i love how trump just blasted snoop dogg right after this on twitter. like this glorious fighting octopus, takes on everyone at once. within 24 hours, he attacked rachel maddow, obama, msnbc, and snoop dogg. >> just what you want the president doing. >> don't worry about russia, let's get on snoop dogg. >> tom: michael, he tends to mix his serious political attacks, he follows it up with something celebrity. >> i think that's

kristin, was this man mansplain? >> maybe he was. i don't know. maybe sometimes women need to be mansplained, tom. sometimes men need to be womansplained. this is a pathetic excuse for a liberal woman to make themselves into victims. this is actually pretty demeaning to talk about mansplaining, because it basically pushes this notion that women are strong enough to tell a man "shut the hill out." >> tom: there it is! look. i think, harrison, you have been mansplaining to me this entire show, i haven't held it against you. >> mansplain doesn't mean when a man is explaining. it's when a man is "it's to explain his own perspective to her. >> tom: you are taking the humor out of our discussion. [laughter] >> new yorker cartoons are funny as donald trump is to breeding presidential. barely if ever. nobody looks to new yorker cartoons. you never laugh out loud. >> tom: do you, anthony? >> my god, it's a ziggy! seinfeld did an episode on how lousy "new yorker" cartoons are. my personal opinion? if a girl drag me to an art museum, i should be able to reci

kristine: a life cut short.rs after this moment, jordan was found dead in his parent's home of a heroin overdose. >> he wasn't opening the door. in the back of my mind i think i knew. kristine: it's becoming a familiar story. one reason that it was thrust front and center in the presidential campaign. >> i have heard story after story about heroin. >> a drug addict. he couldn't get help. he's dead. >> tens of thousands of people are addicted to heroin. >> more people in america die of drug overdoses that car crashes. kristine: one reason according to d.e.a. effort, possibly the biggest threat is synthetic opioid like fentanyl. created in a lab but 50 times more potent this pennsylvania couple o.d.ed on it and died. days later, their 5-month-old baby died of dehydration and starvation. >> what is your biggest concern moving forward? >> the fact we can just jump online and buy this stuff. the fact it's really easy to get. we can't look at every single package. >> the drug enforcement administration rusty payne say

but the night belongs to dax shepard and his beautiful wife, kristin bell, who left hire two kids atfore hitting the red carpet. >> do they get a kick seeing you all dressed up like this? >> yeah, they don't notice so much when dax is in a suit but they notice when i'm in a princess outfit. >> the parents puckered up, mugging for the cam raen kristin was looking like a princess in an alberta crop top with a hoop skirt. >> who lays down the law at your household? >> i don't know that anyone is laying down laut but i'm probably more the disciplinarian. >> but dax who also directed the film is laying down the law with michael pena, playing the role of erik estrada. >> how is it to be here with the one and only erik estrada? >> hey all that star power, the man is legit. all these years late earn your hair is still awesome. >> no, it's mine. >> the film is family fair. >> kristin in the limo on the way to the premier with her besty. and dax's brother and sister were in the film. >> oh my god, if it wasn't for nepotism, i would be out of work. >> we like to fill the places we work with the

we've got kristin fisher. what do we know so far? >> cnn broke the story an hour ago and officials confirmed to fox. here is what we know, a man wearing a backpack jumped the fence on the south side of the nor north. and a man with a backpack jumped the fence and made the way to the south portico entrance to the white house. if you've ever seen president trump board marine one, the helicopter, that's the entrance he uses to board marine one and also the entrance right by the white house residence. according to cnn is where president trump was when this happened. and it happened shortly before midnight last night. now, these officials say that president trump in no way was in any immediate danger, but at some point, this intruder, and president trump, were probably only a few hundred yards apart. so, the secret service was able to arrest this man. we don't know his name yet. as for that backpack, right, so officials say that they weren't able to find anything dangerous or hazardous inside that backpack. they did search and screen it,

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. >> reporter: devastation turned into amazement for kristin smedley as she learned how well her boysould adopt and them excel. michael is an accomplish musician and involved with school productions. >> it is pretty humerus. they will look at me in the school wait you are blind kid running lights. are you hanging stuff on the catwalk. >> reporter: is there nothing you can't do. >> no. >> stuff they they can does unbelievable. >> reporter: kristin is writing a book that has a big following on facebook helping other families with blind children. she started a foundation called cure retinal blindness to raise money for research. >> this is all of the silent auction live auction we are doing for cocktail for the cure. >> reporter: she's organizing a fundraiser and putting touches on presentation she had been invited to give which highlights, innovative ideas. >> it is a dream come true moment. >> reporter: she's exited to share her message of conquer fear and understanding that blindness can be powerful, lessons that she learned from her sons. >> their brains work at higher level then our

. - kristin, hey. honey? - huh? what? how do you feel about giving mandy a shift at your restaurant? oh, yeah. we have been on the lookout - for someone who's incompetent, so... - no. plus, their banisters are really wide. actually, you know who's looking for help? grandpa bud asked if i could cover for him next weekend at the pot store. it sounded like good money. you said no, right?! of course. [ chuckles ] it would be, like, awkward to run into one of the moms from boyd's school, so... [ chuckles ] why would the other moms be buying marijuana? it's been so long since you've had a 7-year-old. well, it's a good thing we found this tax problem now, you know? you can't hide from the u.s. government forever. my cousin's been doing it for 11 years. [ chuckles ] i mean, what cousin? one way to raise revenue is increase your profit margin. - you do that by cutting costs. - uh-huh. what's your biggest expense? mm... you know, i think i'll cut my break short today. [ chuckles ] sewing is much more relaxing than eating or resting

then kristine lucius who's a graduate of georgetown law and has served most recently as --? >> yea. >> yea. [laughter] as chief counsel of the judiciary committee spending a last ten years working for patrick leahy in a variety of counsel roles, and this that capacity, she was actively involved in the processes for half the current occupants of the court. it's an even number. roberts, alito, sotomayor is and kagan. next down the line is ed whelan, ethics and public policy center. he's a graduate of harvard law school and also is a former law clerk to justice scalia. and finally, elizabeth wydra, president of the constitutional accountability center. elizabeth is a graduate of yale law school and used to work at the quinn emanuel firm. what i'd like to do is not have the traditional kind of panel where people give little ten minute be canned speeches, but have or many of an interactive conversation, it's such a lively topic. and i've urged people not to wait for questions from me, but if they hear things they want to react to, to jump in. i think we'll have three little chapt

kristine frazao has reaction from capitol hill.kristine: the launch of a full investigation in the leak of a secret c.i.a. program released on wikileaks are authentic. the white house isn't saying much, concerns about potential arm are becoming more clear. >> this alleged leak should concern every american in terms of the impact on the national security. >> on capitol hill, fear about the consequences of the breach getting into the wrong hands now crossing party lines. >> for anyone under the illusion that wikileaks, this propaganda arm. kristine: referring to the accusation they are spying on american citizens. now call to take action. >> this has to be example and the procedures have to be reviewed. >> as far as spying on citizens through the smart phones ands the televisions, company like apple say vulnerable technology. the officials are looking into it. now they are working to better secure the devases. >> but the concern is that the damage has been done with a promise this is only the begin. >> wikileaks has more information

>> chris: kristin, thank you. we will stay on top of this issue. the vearns affairs department says the v.a. son the path to recovery. secretary david shulkin made the comment to npr but scandals over veterans' healthcare and retaliation against whistle blowers show no signs of slowing down. will carr reports from popular bluff, missouri. >> dr. dale quad may be the highest paid government employee who quite lit 2er8ly does nothing every day. >> what is your salary? >> i make approximately $250,000 per year. >> and what are you doing right now presently at the v.a.? >> i sit in a chair and i look at the walls. >> reporter: a double board certified yale fellow he specializes in pain management at the v.a. in southeast missouri. he hasn't seen a patient in more than a year after becoming a whistleblower. klein says he reported alleged secret wait list, alleged time manipulation and he believed veterans might be selling their prescriptions. he said when his superiors did nothing, he went to the inspector general, the missouri v.a. then shut down klein

kristin fisher, live from the white house. let us know when you have something new. >> my pleasure. >> let's bring in a former n.y.p.d. officer and a former secret service agent and talking about what happened. thank you for joining us and for being with us on a saturday in the east. what about your thoughts, what do you think about what happened? >> first,let's scrap the nonsense this is how the system was supposed to work. it defies credulity that the system would allow a man with a backpack, up to the portico, a hundred yards from the president of the united states. that's an absurd statement. i love the secret service and love the men and women there, rank and file agents are the best i've met, but the management is an absolute disaster. to put out a statement like that is outrageous. the president, in my humble opinion, is just not safe at the white house anymore because they're not serious about the security plan. they're serious about how the white house looks and uniformed division, but they're not serious about the se

kristin? >> reporter: that's right., you know, vice president mike pence is actually on his way here to palm beach right now because tonight he's going to be speaking at the club for growth conference. this is an annual conference of conservatives, a lot of conservative lawmakers are going to be there, and those are exactly the people that the trump administration needs to convince, needs to get on board this bill in order for them to get it through the house sometime next week. just about an hour ago vice president mike pence was up north in jacksonville, florida, and what he was doing was he was taking a tour and a listening session with small business ownerses. he was talk to them about the republican effort to repeal and replace obamacare. he said this american health care act, the house republican health care plan, has the full support of the white house, but he also said that the negotiations are not over and that the trump administration will continue to work with members of congress to improve the bill. listen t

kristin an der. leslie marshall and charles krauthammer.rles, your thoughts. >> you could look at this as the big picture or smaller. the big picture, i think, is that it is a victory for philosophically for obama. it is now seven years since the act was put into place. the country has changed. there is now the generalized expectation that there is an entitlement to universal healthcare. that was always around to some extent. but i think if you listen to the terms of the debate, the main argument is who is going to lose, how many are going to lose, which implies that nobody ought to lose, everybody ought to have healthcare. and i think philosophically what did the republicans have to offer? the obamacare bill said universal healthcare. the bill that ryan was offering was, how could you, other than we made a promise we want to keep it, what was the essence of it? there wasn't. and secondly, there was the technical issue. which is that ryan crafted a bill to fit the technical requirements of what was called reconciliation in the senate, which

kristin t to the premier with her besty. and dax's brother and sister were in the film.od, if it wasn't for nepotism, i would be out of work. >> we like to fill the places we work with the people we love. >> this is your second show you start in. >> i will be here as long as he'll have me. >> you will just want to squeeze them as a couple. >>> there were not a lot of eligible bachelors at that premiere. we begin with a sexy new orlando bloom sighting. back on the market after kaboom went kabust about three weeks ago. >> bloom is back in the battle. pirates of the caribbean star hopped on board at st. bart's. noticeably present, a pair of orshts, contrast to last summer when he paddleboarded in his birthday suit. orlando seems to make the most of his single status. soaking up the caribbean sun with friends and even using buddy's yacht as a gymng doi pull-ups, push-ups and perfecting his dive. we give it a 9.5. split, lady gaga's former fiance. >> you're in a new chapter of your life. how do you find time to date? >> my dating life in through "chicago fire." i live vicario

kristin welker at the white house. kasie hunt on capitol hill, and politico's senior writer jake sherman is also on the hill. kristin, theet mooing just let out, i hear the president got a standing ovation. >> two, one at the beginning of the meet and one at the ends of the meeting. i'm also told according to those who were inside that room -- and that meeting just wrapped up, so this is coming to us just moments ago that it was a tough meeting. did the president get the votes he needs? did he flip seven no votes to yes? i was told the house freedom caucus hates this bill. so that is not the direction did white house wants to be going in at this hour. but i want to caution and i spoke with another senior official who said look we are still confident we are going to get the votes. the president is talking not only to the house freedom caucus but also to moderates. why is this significant? so much was riding on this meeting because it comes on the heels of white house and gop leaders offering a major concession to house

kristin fisher, thank you so much. well, the february jobs report is out, and it shows far more jobs added last month than expected, 235,000 with unemployment dropping to 4.7%. tomorrow on sunday morning futures maria bartiromo will go behind the numbers with new commerce secretary wilbur ross. that is "sunday morning futures," tomorrow, 10 a.m. eastern daylight time. don't forget that time change, everyone, right here on fox news channel. >>> well, the trump administration is rallying for conservative support of the republican plan to replace obamacare. the white house also suggesting it is open to negotiations to make the health care alternative stronger. meantime, vice president pence, mike pence be holding a rally in kentucky today where the new bill is facing vocal opposition from republican leaders including and the most vocal, senator rand paul and governor matt bevan. the vice president telling the crowd a passing the american health care act won't be easy. >> folks, let me be clear, this is going to be a battl

fox's kristin fisher reports. tweet from president trumpom p jolting the world awake. in a bombshell accusation, the president accusing thenen president obama of tapping hisng phones during the electionct tweeting quote, terrible.ribl just found out that obama had my wires tapped in trump towers just before the victory. nothing found. this is ma cartism and how lock has president obama gone to tap my phones during the very sacred election process, this is nixon, watergate, bad or sick guy. the tweet seems to referencefere story frontal system friday that brought up an unsubstantiated u report from 2016 that the obamaa administration wire tapped p trump tower.ump the accusations are causing a fire storm from both sides of the yea. i don't know if it's true or not, but if it is true, illegally it would be the biggest political scandal since watergate. a cardinal rule of the obamama administration is that no white house official ever with any independent investigation led by thed by department of justice.ce. nor president obama nor any white house official ever orderc fed

kristin looked like she wassenying that and i zooment.h it is cold here. we can't even put it any other way. a really cold night tonight with wind chills as w. we're talking so bundle up. we struggled only in the low 40s at all three airports. i want to tell you well below cease malaverage.ce we should be inase the 50s, no h luck today at all. as far as temperatures are concerned righn now in many of our neighborhoodh it's a cold one. we're 34-degrees at d.c. a chilly 27 in gaithersburg, thb same in wees minister, 28 at hagerstown this hour and the thi same at winchester. 32 at manassas, 30 at cumberlanl and 35 at fredericksburg. f so the winds have been an issue. and now the winds are finally starting to give us a bit of a break. we've had gusty winds for ther most of the day, the same as last night. winds at 24 miles an hour at quantico and 17 over delmarva.mv sustained winds are what we're dealing with and they're going to be fairly light tonight andht the same story for tomorrow.row. with tonight, clearing skies and the light winds that sets us up for

kristin fisher is here live at the white house. kristin?his meeting is raising so many red flags, not only is the bank under sanctions, but the chairman was appointed by vladimir putin. he has close ties to the kremlin and a deep understanding of how the intelligence agencies work. so much so that he graduated from cfsb, which trains people to work in russian you can seev moving with jared kushner is raising eyebrows on capitol hill. the white house says that kushner has done nothing improper. it was his job during the campaign and the transition to serve as the primary point of contact for all foreign governments. he was wearing that hat when he met with gorkov in december. that's different from the russians. they said it was a business meeting, a spokesman for the kremlin said tens of meeting were held and one was with kushner's company and with him. it's routine business. so business being the key word there. according to reuters, some senators want to question kushner about whether or not he talked to gorkov about possibly investing in

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back to you. >> thank you, kristin. there's a lot of misinformation out there about the missing teens in d.c. after an inaccurate social media post went viral. we've posted a deeper look into what's true and what's not about the missing person cases in d.c. you can read it during the break. open up the nbc washington app and search missing girls. >>> the little girl who has been staring down that wall street bull, won't be backing down anytime soon. the fearless girl statue has become very popular since it was erected earlier this month. today new york city mayor bill de blasio said the artwork has inspired a lot of people and fueled some powerful conversations about women in leadership. the statue was supposed to be removed on april 2nd, but the mayor says a longer-term permit will allow it to remain in place through february of next year. >> i loved seeing all the social media pictures of girls so, doug, what's the timeline look like for the wet weather moving in? >> we got a little bit tonight, and tomorrow morning,

on capitol hill, i'm kristin holmes. >> less than a month until the nba play-offs begin and the intensity is ramping up. >> last night warriors star steph curry got into it with a couple places from the oklahoma city thunder. >> hey, guys, at that size that can have that kind of effect. >> oh, getting physical, whoa! getting physical! >> that's curry and christian getting into a shoving match and westbrook stepping in escalating the situation. total of four technical fouls were assessed. but it was the "dubs" who got the last laugh even with kevin durant missing the game against his old team. curry had 7 threes on the night. and golden state won 111-95. >> you don't really see steph curry in a lot of fights. >> he is usually the good guy in the nba so it's surprising to see that. >>> the excitement of march madness is coming to the south bay. >> yesterday crews in san jose started installing the hardwood at s.a.p. center. the arena will host the west regional of the ncaa men's tournament. and tomorrow there is an open practice where fans get a look at arizona, gonzaga, west virginia and x

kristin wright talked to many people today concerned about their coverage. >> this is something i worry about every day >> reporter: what happens next with the question of health care in america is really important to christine farley in northwest washington. her son was born with cystic fibrosis. >> the expense is huge. >> reporter: now 19, he takes about 30 pills a day and the rest of his life depends on costly medical supplies and drugs. >> this little vile he pal he pa once a day and it's $27. the protection for people with preexisting conditions is of primary importance to me. >> reporter: meanwhile, gop lawmakers pushing for votes in support of the health care bill say the affordable care act must go. the white house fighting for what the >> the problem with obamacare is it took all of these benefits mandated that they had to be offered and what happened is it spiked insurance rates. it spiked deductibles and choices went away. >> reporter: christine farley says she hopes lawmakers can strike a good balance. >> i'd like to see those things that are working very well in the afforda

kristin wright joins us live from gaithersburg with more on this investigation. kristin? >> reporter: well, yeah, a call for something as simple as a stolen bike ended this way, but police here say the man who called them for help just turned on the officer. every montgomery county police officer out on patrol wears a body camera. and this time police say the camera worn by officer matthew mcgowan shows that the officer came under attack. >> this footage shows exactly what happened between the two. how it was a surprise to the officer, and it was unprovoked. >> reporter: police say the officer got the call for a stolen bike. police say he was talking to the man who called police, richard tilly and writing up the officer mcgowan, five years on the force. >> complainant lunged at him with an open knife. the two began fighting physically and the officer fell or was knocked down to the ground. >> reporter: police say that's when mcgowan fired multiple times, killing tilly. police are investigating why tilly suddenly turned on the officer. we doug into richard tilly's past. he

kristin fisher, "fox & friends." let's take a look at this.ned with donald trump. the fact that he's accusing the place of being involved. who is being bugged? kristin fisher. there is the bug. it's an actual caterpillar crawling down her arm. it's not like i watched kristin fisher that closely. >> kimberly: apparently you do. >> greg: she got bogged while talking about being bugged. >> kimberly: the liberals talk about that being torture when you put a caterpillar on people who were afraid of bugs. >> bob: jeff sessions and the brilliant portrayal of forrest gump. on "saturday night live." speaker democrats want me to resign. i've got to prove to everybody that i don't have any ties to the russians whatsoever. >> this meeting never happened. freights because i wasn't going to remember it anyway. >> kimberly: oh, my gosh. >> dana: i have a quick one. tomorrow night my husband and i and aaron landers, we are heading to africa. if you have kids and you want to follow along with the journey, i have a lot on facebook. i think it's a nurse, stethos

thank you, kristin fisher. and as you just hearksd president trump is scheduled to meet this hour with his attorney general at his florida estate. the justice department meantime says jeff sessions will answer questions about his contact with the russian ambassador, but the answers will come in writing, not in a repeat appearance before the judiciary committee. lauren blanchard is in our washington bureau, and so let me ask you, will this do enough to calm down the critics? let me guess, no. [laughter] >> reporter: julie, i don't think it is going to calm anyone down, and now that democrats have been denied to publicly question sessions and will only get written answers, they remain -- democrats remain adamant that sessions should resign amid claims that he committed perjury in his confirmation hearing. >> i think attorney general sessions should step down. i can tell you what i know, the way i grew up when you tell something that's not true, you don't say you're a perjurer -- [laughter] you say you're a liar.

kristin welker is standing by in that briefing room. a lot of talk, hillary clinton weighing in, april being silenced by sean spicer. >> it was certainly a heated exchange, but the white house saying look, there are heated exchanges every day. it comes against the backdrop of tensions between the white house and what they feel has been unfair treatment by the press. so we have seen some heated exchanges in briefings. we saw it again yesterday. as you say, hillary clinton did weigh in and said that she was treated that way because she was a woman. that it was playing into what was what she called a condescending tone by sean spicer. he might be pressed about that today, andrea. as a postof other issues also on the table here at the white house. the president and sean spicer are currently right now launching a new initiative to tack tackle opioid addiction. governor chris christie being put in charge of that commission. as we await sean spicer coming to the podium in the next half o hour or so. >> the president suggesting that health care

kristin: hey, happy halloween.thought we would bring boyd to trick-or-treat in your neighborhood. yeah, see what you one-percenters are shelling out. that's a good call. you say "trick" in your neighborhood, you get a girl named candy. boyd, honey, what's your costume? oh, he is something really scary. mike: let's see it. my daddy says i'm the single biggest threat to life on earth. a lump of coal. i get it, yeah. it's -- it's 'cause i work in coal. i'm destroying the planet! i suppose you drove over here in your windmill-powered car? i'm just trying to raise awareness, man. i miss the days when all the costume had to say was "boo." with the election coming up, we just wanted him to wear a costume that made a statement -- that's all. well, a little kid wearing black at night -- the statement is, "why don't you hit me with your car?" hey, mandy. [ chuckles ] glasses and a book? that is obviously a costume. u.s. election assistance commission? mm-hmm, for extra credit in poli-sci, i signed up to help out at the polli

joining me now the, kristin welker who is at the white house. casey hunt on capitol hill, bloomberg columnist lake, and the executive editor here. we've got the gang here this afternoon. i want to go this story first. >> when we woke up, what we didn't know is the day before he went to the cameras is that made that announcement that seemed to reopen this question of wiretapping at trump tower, at least, surveillance at trump tower after it had been put to rest, he was actually on the white house grounds and that is where he viewed, according to a statement from his office, the material in question that led him ultimately to come out publicly and say that he had suddenly seen material that indicated there was incidental collection of details by the president, his family, his staff. it is not 100% clear who it was exactly. we've pushed him on that question. this of course raises all kinds of questions about who provided nunes about this material, what their motives were and why he wasn't willing to show to it democrats before he went public with t

rick: kristin, thank you very much. coming up in about 15 minutes, we'll get former arkansas governor mike huckabee to weigh this on whether the deal-making president can convince these republican holdouts. uma: some states are challenging the president's revised travel ban. a judge deciding against taking think action for or now, but the justice department is already filing some appeals. garrett tenney joining us now live from washington with the very latest on the story. >> reporter: the white house has made it very clear that it fully plans to fight for the president's extv order all the way to the -- executive order all the way to the supreme court if necessary, but that process could take months. so in the meantime, the administration's working to get as much of the order reinstatemented as it can. this week in hawaii u.s. district judge derrick watson ruled the travel wan was likely unconstitutional. in his decision he cited statements president trump made on the campaign trail about banning muslims from the u.s.

kelly: kristin fisher reporting from mar-a-lago in florida. thanks, kristin. lauer and republican leaders facing a make or break moment ahead of next week's expected vote. house speaker paul ryan crediting president trump for some final deal making with conservative lawmakers who have been critical of the bill. >> the president of the united states is the one who's been mediating this. the president of the united states is the one who's sitting around a table hashing out our differences so that we can get to a consensus document. laura: daniel halperin is the washington bureau chief for the new york post, he joins us to talk this through. welcome to you, thanks for being here today. >> thank you, laura. laura: president trump has said this week that the bill is going to be passed. the freedom caucus, the more conservative branch of the gop, saying there's not anywhere close to the votes that they have for the bill to pass as it's currently structured. so who's right? >> well, the truth is we don't actually know, right? we'll find out on thursday. obviously, by

that is the big news. >> martha: thank you, kristin.at a speech or a campaign rally. the president with a bit subdued in michigan, he has a lot on his mind with the health care bill. we will see what he brings to the table as he gets ready to come out. always nice to feel the crowd, get the feedback. thanks for watching everybody. i am martha mcallen. o'reilly, back here at 7:00 tomorrow evening. stay tuned. live from nashville straight ahead. ♪ ♪ >> bill: hi, i am bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. we are looking at a live picture of president trump, supposed to be on about a half-hour ago. he's not on. so, i am here. when he comes, we'll go there. but first, we will do the "talking points," okay? everyone in agreement? weapon icing tax returns. that is the subject of this evening's "talking points" memo. the trump tax river and reveal, courtesy of nbc news last night. fascinating look at how the american media has now become a

then i want to bring in kristin to of course get what president trump is doing. you need 215 votes, as i understand it, because of the unfortunate passing of congressman basketbaobby refres wife. he is back home. our condolences to him. now the majority vote would be 215 in the house; is that right. >> that's right. if in fact there are no other democrats that show up or some other foreseen adjustment to the overall membership during this vote. that means 22 is the magic j number. republicans can lose 22 votes, if they loose one more vote than that the whole thing will go down. >> kristin welker, this is the first big tez for the president. some critics say he should have gone to tax reform first but the argument is you can't do that until you reform pieces of the health care bill. they are all interconnected. the president has been so engaged in all this. some argued he has been too heavy handed in the way he lobbies for his bill. i don't know what you are hearing from the black caucus after their meetings with him yesterday. >> andrea, first of all he said he i

jon: what interests me about this set of minutes in from kristin forbes -- kristin forbes, she says ite. we have been used to one direction monetary policy. could move both ways through a period of years? see itre beginning to more generally. if you look at the least that came out after the cp -- bce be meeting last week even as the ecb continues to buy assets. they're getting more sensitive to how they calculate. i don't see any reason why you couldn't see smaller adjustments. we have seen that with the fed. rather than the regular in 2015ng cycle we saw and 2016 and 2017, i think you'll rules of consistent upward cycles or downward cycles have broken. jon: how does that feel on the endless -- s&p market? >> i think those comments are right. we have extraordinary monetary policy and we should be entering a. period of ordinary policy. it wouldn't be surprising over the next three years to see other central banks changing the policy. your speaker has mentioned a potential rise in the deposit rate. it won't have any impact on the cost of lending. it is really just design to stop penalizi

palm beach, kristin fisher, fox news. >> mike pence is demanding an apology not for himself but his wife he took to twitter saying associated press owes wife karen after they published her email address. by publishing his wife's email privacy and the couple's security it is indicate today removed it but yet to the apologize. >> this is what democracy looks like. >> a small group of protesters gathered outside the russian embassy in d.cey. th want an official prosecutor to investigate any contact campaign staff had before or after the november election. >> happening tomorrow jeff sessions will amend his testimony about any contact with russia's am bar door. according to the justice detective sessions will respond to questions raised by democratic senators. sessions has not recuseed himselves to the contact with russia saying he spoke to rush yab am bar door last year while advising trump campaign and failed to disclose that during his confirmation hearings ea of course for more political coverage you want to keep it here on "fox5". take a closer look at all this this morning at "fox5" on

kristin, give me the highlights. >> reporter: you heard secretary sean spicer really try to deflect from this mounting controversy, essentially saying first in terms of michael flynn, the president just wants him to testify. he was asked over and over again about that early morning tweet in which president trump called the investigation a witch hunt. and when he was asked if the president effectively stands by that language if it doesn't undercut the investigation, he really backed ay from it, dodged a lot of those questions, katy, and essentially said, look, the bottom line here is the president wants him to come forward and answer questions but didn't get into the specific language. then in terms of nunes, he has a whole lot of questions about that. can he answer yet who let him into the white house? he said he's not going to get into that. and then, of course, the questions over who specifically briefed him, he tried to walk away from some of the names that have been floated, although important to point out he didn't categorically deny that it was, in fact, white house staffers, nsc s

i'm kristin zee in for ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. one person shot. not far away from the 280, 680 interchange. >> joining us live with break details. lisa. >> reporter: here at 101, where the victims pulled over their car soon after getting shot at. right now the tow truck arrived to pull the vehicle over for more gathering of evidence. but just a while ago when we first arrived, see the car in shopping center on allen rock. passenger, 17-year-old, shot twice. driver unharmed. here in the back of the chp car being questioned and driver is answering more questions from investigators at chp headquarters, two men wearing black bandanas. dodge charger. >> vehicle is traveling northbound on 101 and suspect came up on the right side and began shooting at them. >> stretcher brought out and one of the individuals, majority of his clothes taken off and i could see it was revealed some type of wound. from my vantage point, i think here, saw redness here. i don't know what that was. >> reporter: photos taken soon after the victims stopped their car here. victim

kristin stewart is absolutely brilliant in olivier assayas‘s film.nd material world. it is literally a search for a nice pair of shoes. she is a personal shopper for a rich celebrity, so she spends her life going round choosing her wardrobe. however, she is also bereaved, having lost a brother, and she's trying to make contact with her brother because she was a medium. here's a clip. you're staying here to mourn? i'm waiting. i told you i was waiting. what are you waiting for? we made this oath. whoever died first would send the other a sign. a sign... from the afterlife ? you could call it that, you could call it a million things. how do you know if it is a sign? i'm a medium. he was a medium. i'lljust know it. so, it's a really intriguing setup. at the beginning, it looks like being a really creepy ghost story, has her walking around the house, attempting to contact her brother. then, she starts getting text messages, and it's almost like her phone is working as a ouija board. she doesn't know whether the text messages are coming from her brother,

kristin forbes voted for a rate hike today. that was fascinating.n a trade-off in the boe between slowing growth and -- hence the rate cut and quickening inflation by the weak pound. the trade-off for her has changed. for her, the outlook of above target inflation combined with a few concrete signs of slower growth warranted an immediate change of policy and that is why stirling grows. really quickly, since trump was elected president, the white line in emerging market currencies and the blue line is stocks, they have broken the yellow.. they are up today. who said a fed rate hike would --ert -- effect emerging they go from strength to strength. vonnie: it seems like nothing can do long -- wrong. the dollar index, it was at 102 a few sessions ago. now that we have the height, it is being priced in a little bit more. the mexican peso is weakening by the 19 markse to and we had a big move in the treasury yields. we have the front end at 1.31 and the 30-year at $3.14. you mentioned the pound, we have been looking at the currencies. we have been looking

. >> my answer that i said to kristin is that we are confident that we have done everything. it is now up to voters. the president and we called for a vote. obviously it's not up to us. the reason he asked them to call for a vote is because we've done everything. we've done every single thing, every idea has been out there, adjudicated, listen to and i think now is the time for the vote. we are a couple hours away. >> in the sense of what we did, yes. >> can they order every surveillance transcript mentioned for him or his associates in terms of russia to be brought to his desk at any time. has he done that. >> no. >> yesterday you asked specifically about the process and more about the substance and i asked if that would be one way to get directly to the substance. on the substance, nunez said initially that there was evidence that clearly showed that the president-elect and his team were at least monitored. then today he said, asked if trump or his associates were monitored he said we don't know and we won't know until we receive all the documentation. the president said he

kristine: you can certainly say that because as you pointed out earlier, the quarterly trend is downnd the three-month trend is down. even though month-to-month figures show an upside, investors are focusing on the longer-term picture. as you can see in this chart, the rise in prices coincides with the weakening retail sector and that certainly is something that is very connected and something we will have to watch moving forward. mark: it is a key part of the economy. think of for joining us. julie: let's check in on the bloomberg first word news. mark crumpton has more. mark: authorities and belgium have raised security in the port of antwerp after a frenchman drove his car at high speed through a shopping area, forcing pedestrians to jump out of the way. the driver was arrested and authorities say they found knives, a shotgun, and a gas can with an unknown liquid in his car. a bomb squad was brought in to search the center of town in places where people normally gather. the incident comes a day after the one-year anniversary of terror attacks in brussels that left 32 people dead.