ainsley: well, i sat down with eric trump yesterday and his wife laura to talk about their baby. , allegedly that they were surveilled. i asked him about it. listen to what he said. congressman devin nunes says there might be evidence that trump tower was surveilled. you work in trump tower. they can be listening to everything you say. all your interactions. how do you feel before that? >> it's scary. listen, you saw what the tax returns as well where things just get leaked. this is personal information about people. think about how scary that is if people in government are doing that to further their own personal ageneral does or people net media are doing that to further their own personal agendas. steve: as we heard from the "new york times" reportage in january, in the final days of the obama administration, they took some of these nsa documents and put them -- scattered them throughout the administration to do maximum damage to the incoming administration. is that party of what devin nunes is looking at? we don't know. but apparently he is going to make the information availa

you interviewed eric and laura trump. >> we got the name of the baby -- while the name they are thinkinged they tell the president question marks because they found out on eric's birthday, the beginning of january. they told his family inauguration day. they were at the white house. the very first night that the family moved in and took over. they were sitting at the dining room table and that's when they shared the news. they said their family was so chaotic -- it shut everyone down and they all just went crazy. >> sean: you also asked them about ted koppel and me? >> it will air tomorrow. >> sean: i know you are not going to give me any clips. i got it. >> he was very calm entry of you. >> sean: okay, that is fair. i will be up at 6:00. >> she doesn't even look pregnant. and she's in her third trimeste trimester. it's very special. they have had a great year. >> sean: we will see you back here tomorrow with more news on spring break. when we come back, an important question of the day and yes, we will play some of those mean, hateful voice mails you left me on the "hannity" hotline. th

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 scheduling the vote, house leadership is trying to project the confidence that they have the votes, so we are led to believe just by scheduling the vote that they will have the votes. obviously, they don't want it to be embarrassing and hold a vote that they would lose, but sometimes they do these things as a show of strength, and so sometimes they schedule a week ahead of time, and we'll see closer to the day that they don't have the votes, and they pull back the vote or they delay it or somehow, you know, reschedule it. that would suggest that they problem, of will, the senate where already he doesn't have the votes. the president and the republican leadership to pass this through, something has to chan

reporting from washington i am laura trevelyan. president trump is hours away from his first address to congress. we will be waiting to hear their priorities he lies out. the lease and tunisia are looking into the murder of 30 british vacationers. flying to the moon. that is what 2 private passengers are doing after buying tickets on a trip like no other. laura: welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. in a short time president trump will make his way to the u.s. capitol to deliver his first address to congress. millions in america and around the global tune in for what his priorities will be over the year to come. the white house says it will be an optimistic speech. i spoke with jon sopel on capitol hill. many in washington are expecting president trump to put meat on the bones of his agenda. what is the meat going to be? , firstlittle bit of tone of all. we remember the speech from his inauguration with the talk of carnage and the dystopian view of the united states of america. this is going to be up the heat

the tax foundation said the top 0.1%, that would mean donald trump, laura ingraham is right. donald trump actually paid more. laura -- jay, i guess we lost you. jay, let me ask you. let's go back to the legal side of this. doesn't matter where it camele from?ck the tax return? >> it does. right now you have a situation where it's a felony for an employee or a former employee to disclose the return itself or information from the return. if this came from irs sources, indirectly to the reporter or through an intermediary, that in and of itself constitute a crime.e. right now, for someone who is litigated against the irs -- i think the irs is institutionally incapable of correcting its wrongdoing here. we don't know exactly where this came from but the likelihood with everything else that has transpired is someone inside the agency. here's what i would do, startin with the presumption that this came from inside and do yourta investigation this way. start with the assumption that this was an inside job. this should concern every american, republican, democrat, independent, liberta

trump tower. and we will be watching the clock to find what science can tell us about why time flies. laura: welcome to our viewers on public television in america and also around the globe. it was take 2 for the trump administration today as the president signed a new executive order banning people from six mainly muslim countries from entering the u.s. for 90 days. it is a revised version of the ban signed in january blocked by the courts. this time some notable changes have been made. iraq is off the list. but legal challenges are already under discussion. north american correspondent nick bryant reports. nick: there was applause when president trump signed the first executive order, but it caused anger, chaos, and confusion at america's airports as the ban on entrance from seven mainly muslim countries was hurriedly put into effect. the u.s. courts blocked it, delivering an embarrassing rebuke to president trump. today he signed a revised ban with unusually little fanfare. the washington press corps was not invited to witness this, and this photograph taken by a white house staffer. he

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on tuesday elsberry phone will sit down with eric and laura trump. a big show lined up. all eyes on tax reform. >> we are speaking with the chair of the house. we will talk about what happens now. we look, i do think there will be a similar debate going on. there will be but a battle because some people in the gop want this so-called border adjustment tax. there is a lot of pushback about this. there are certain industries that feel that they will be forced to raise prices and it will not be good for anyone. i do not think you will be detrimental. it is not going to be the death of this but we so in healthcare. because these guys understand. >> paul ryan wants the border adjustment tax. >> yes and there are a lot of people i do not want it. >> there are some that fell at the speaker was the driver of a healthcare but never so i've appear go to the white house saying this is what we want and where this is going? >> is such an important question. i think you stephen as well as gary and white house that understand tax reform will move the needle on econo

laura. the trump administration and the department of homeland security say they have intelligence that indicatesrorists are still trying to smuggle explosives whereon to airlines in electronic devices. the government won't saw whether the threat is on newly obtained intelligence. the last five and a half hours, the dhs started a clock on nine airlines based in the middle east and north africa, giving them 96 hours to implement these restrictions. passengers on flights can only carry on their smartphones and medical devices. all over devices tablets, portable dvd players, video games. the electronic ban affects 50 flights from 10 overseas airports. the list includes emirates air and etihad airways. you can see the list that  includes the other eight airlines. the flights affected originated in cairo international, doha qatar, abu dhabi uae. the ban is indefinite and does not affect airlines here in the united states. bob redell, today in the bay. >>> thank you very much, bob. 35:35. a parking lot assault caught on tape. the weapon used in this case was a car. police are looking for a woman who

a vote planned for yesterday —— was delayed, following concerns that mr trump's legislation lacks support. laurarantic few days his message to republicans, vote for change or there will be no changes at all. this has forced the hand of the house speaker. for seven and a half years we have been promising the american people that we will repeal and replace this broken law because it's collapsing and it's failing families. tomorrow we are proceeding. but the votes are far from assured as different factions of the party can't agree. for some the health reforms go too far, for others, not far enough. i'm still a no at this time, i'm desperately trying to get to yes and i think the president knows that. outside the capital they gathered in fear and frustration. chanting. 24 million americans could lose their health insurance if the reforms go ahead. struggling to afford medication. we try our hardest to save money. because we know the medication is going to finish in 30 days, they only last me 30 days, every month we have to start saving more and more money, it could last us longer. sometimes it's not

last week of times that the people we talked to -- i don't think there was an actual tap of trump tower. laura: for more on the wiretap allegations and charges announced for the yahoo! hack i spoke with "washington post" columnist david ignatius. we heard the top republican on the intelligence committee say he's not seen evidence of what president trump tweeted about. is that damning? david: support for president trump's allegation weeks ago that president obama ordered a wiretap of his lines is crumbling. devin nunes, who we just soccer -- who we just saw was a close supporter of the white house and is in effect backing away from the allegation. i should note that he did also say today that it is very possible that people in the trump campaign, trump transition, were caught up in intercepts that were authorized on russian agents. so this story still is alive. it is just the specific order by president obama, no. laura: the president is keeping it alive himself. he said in an interview that more interesting items will come to the forefront in the next two weeks regarding his claim. what do you

sessions: i never had meetings with russian operatives or russian intermediaries about the trump campaign. laura: the crackdown before the congress -- why petitioners of china's leadership are gathering and having trouble being heard. and lessons for life after camelot. jackie kennedy's correspondence with the suitor explain why she married another man instead. >> you are like my brother and mentor. and the only original spirit i know. laura: welcome to "world news america." welcome to our views on public television in america and also around the globe. the u.s. attorney general has agreed to remain on the sidelines when it comes to investigations in russian meddling in last year's election. that is after revelations that jeff sessions met with moscow's ambassador to the u.s. during the campaign and didn't tell congress about it. it is the latest person now -- personnel twist in the early days of the trump administration, with a rush of being a common theme. north america editor jon sopel has more. jon: marine one touching down on the navy's newest aircraft carrier, the president feeling the ful

the committee will question 20 people including the son—in—law of president donald trump. laura there are two separate investigations going on in the two political change chambers in congress. one is already occurring in the house but this is the upper chamber, the big boys, so to speak, and both of them are cracked and republicans, very importantly, stood side—by—side in the pest conference as they announced that they had called 20 witnesses. those were witnesses who will include the son—in—law of president trump, jared kushner, as will as his former campaign manager. they have alleged to have met with the russian ambassador during the later half of 2016 during the campaign be questioned about that. this is all relating and trying to find alleged ties between the kremlin and donald trump's campaign. it runs in tandem with the fbi's current investigation that this is a political investigation and, certainly, when it comes to politics, the parallel investigation down in the house seems to be falling apart. the open hearings are no longer being held and there are accusations betwe

from washington, here's laura bicker. donald trump is done doing deals.or there'll be no changes at all. this has forced the hand of the house speaker. for seven and a half years we have been promising the american people that we will repeal and replace this broken the law because its collapsing and it's failing families, and tomorrow we're preceding. but the votes are far from assured as different factions of the party can't agree. for some the health reforms go too far. for others, not far enough. i'm still unknown at the moment, i'm desperately trying to get to yes and i think the president knows that. outside the capital they gathered in fear and frustration. 24 fear and frustration. 2a million americans could lose their health insurance if the reforms go ahead and. jessica sanchez has spina bifida, herfamily is already struggling to afford her medication. we try our hardest to save money because we know the medications are going to finish in 30 days. they only last me 30 days and so every month we have to start saving more and more money so it lasts

laura: u.s. president donald trump says he has total confidence in his attorney who has jeff sessions, been accused of lying under altering his confirmation hearing. during that hearing, mr. sessions said he had no contact with russian officials during the campaign. he now says he spoke with the russian ambassador to the united states in july and september. reporter: standing his ground, u.s. attorney general jeff sessions says he will be involved in the probe under alleged ties between russia and the truck campaign. >> if it is appropriate, i will recuse myself. reporter: he met with the russian ambassador twice last year while he was still in advisor to the trump campaign. during his confirmation hearing, sessions said he had no communication with the russians, but the former senator slightly altered his line of defense on thursday after the u.s. justice department confirmed the meeting did take place. sessions: i have not met with any russians at any time to discuss any political campaign. the white house stood by sessions saying he met with him in his capacity as senator and called reports part

trump administration is now doing. but i'm much more pessimistic that we're going to get a bill this week or even in the near future. laural right. mark, obviously, this is a top priority for the trump administration, to get this repeal and replace effort through. but, you know, there have been a lot of distractions going on. the truth about wiretapping which fbi director james comey will testify about week, the revised travel ban and the challenges there, the border wall, there's that too. how can president trump close the deal with all this going on? >> he certainly can because i think unlike other presidents, president trump is demonstrating that he can walk and chew gum at the same time. you said it, these things are just distractions. the punditry class and the democrats who still can't get over the election, they're the ones focused on wiretapping and all that nonsense. just think about it, the president met with the leader of the german republic earlier this week, the secretary of state has dealt with the threat in north korea. this president has talked to more members of congress about key legislative activities i

here's our washington correspondent laura bicker. donald trump's congress gave him a few last moments to practise his speech. the president of the united states. yet again, the president delivered what few had expected — the most presidential of speeches. what we are witnessing today is the renewal of the american spirit. our allies will find that america is once again ready to lead. he softened his tone on immigration, talked of reform and a new merit—based entry system — a slight shift in policy. but he said it was still important to keep out those who would harm america. those given the high honour of admission to the united states should support this country, love its people and its values. we cannot allow a beachhead of terrorism to form inside america. we cannot allow our nation to become a sanctuary for extremists. then the announcement the republicans were waiting for. tonight, i am also calling on this congress to repeal and replace obamacare. still, no detail on how health care would be reformed for the millions who rely on it. there was

especially since the extra security at and around trump tower is reportedly costing more than $100,000 a day. anita mcbride, chief of staff to former first lady laura says mrs. trump is learning her way. >> i think for mrs. trump, who is coming into this as not a politician's wife-- and in fact, remember, she's only been an american citizen for 10 years-- there's a lot to absorb. there's a lot to take in. >> reporter: this afternoon, the first lady joined her husband at the white house for a panel on empowering women. >> melania is a very highly accomplished woman, and really an inspiration to so many, and she is doing some great job. >> reporter: now, most first ladies take a little while to tackle the job. two months after michelle obama became first lady, she broke ground for the white house garden, but, scott, it was a year before she announced her first initiative "let's move" fitness campaign. >> pelley: jan crawford furst. jan, thank you. still ahead, tracking your internet footprints. but for both of them, the most challenging opponent was... pe blood clots in my lung. it was really scary. a dvt in my leg. i had to learn all i could to help

laura: what will happen now? will trump take this to the supreme court?es, it seems based on everything he said, his personality and what we have seen, he probably will ultimately do that. it is not to say he has no chance of success. are fairly unsettled areas of law in a number of ways. these particular judges of the very first level of judges, they are called trial judges, district court judges. one was in the ninth circuit out west, another in the fourth circuit in the mid-atlantic. these are opening salvos. it then goes to the court of appeal. they may look at it very differently. the supreme court may look at this differently. they may say it does not matter what the president says, we just look at the text. some justices on the supreme court in other contexts have adopted this approach. if they do that, the result may be different. this is something that is going to play out over time. we do not have the answers right now. laura: to brazil, protest taking place in cities across the country. people angry about reforms to labor laws and pensions. new

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here's our washington correspondent laura bicker. donald trump'sted states. yet again, the president delivered what few had expected — the most presidential of speeches. what we are witnessing today is the renewal of the american spirit. 0ur allies will find that america is once again ready to lead. he softened his tone on immigration, talked of reform and a new merit—based entry system — a slight shift in policy. but he said it was still important to keep out those who would harm america. those given the high honour of admission to the united states should support this country and love its people and its values. we cannot allow a beachhead of terrorism to form inside america. we cannot allow our nation to become a sanctuary for extremists. then the announcement the republicans were waiting for. tonight, i am also calling on this congress to repeal and replace 0bamacare. still, no detail on how health care would be reformed for the millions who rely on it. there was also little mention of foreign policy. president trump stuck mostly to his "america

trump's healthcare reforms, in a setback for the president. more than two dozen republican members of congress oppose the bill that will replace obamacare. laura few days, his message to republicans — vote for change or there'll be no changes at all. this has forced the hand of the house speaker. for 7.5 years, we have been promising the american people that we will repeal and replace this broken law because it's collapsing and it's failing families, and tomorrow we're proceeding. but the votes are far from assured as different factions of the party can't agree. for some, the health reforms go too far. for others, not far enough. i am still a no at this time. i'm desperately trying to get to yes and i think the president knows that. outside the capitol, they gathered in fear and frustration. all: hey hey, ho ho, donald trump has got to go. 2a million americans could lose their health insurance if the reforms go ahead. jessica sanchez has spina bifida. her family are already struggling to afford her medication. we try our hardest to save money because we know the medications are going to finish in 30 days. they only last me 30 days so every mon

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trump's claims. he said: "neither president obama, nor any white house official ever ordered surveillance on any us citizen, adding any suggestion otherwise is simply false. 0ur correspondent lauratest from a pro—trump rally in washington. when it comes to why he's making these claims, earlier this week, the attorney—general, jeff sessions, had to stand aside from any investigation into those russia claims, because he himself is said to have misspoke during a hearing under oath, where he said that he did not meet with any russian officials. it turned out well, actually, he met with the russian ambassador to the us on two occasions. now, he said that he didn't meet them under his guise as — he met him in his guise as senator, rather than a campaign aide. to supporters, now that matters, but his critics, they say this is a deflection away from the need to investigate the russia links fully. and we'll find out how this story — and many others — are covered in tomorrow's front pages at 10:30 and 11:30pm this evening in the papers — our guestsjoining me tonight are the broadcaster charlie wolf and the chief political commentator for the independent, john rentoul. malaysia says the no

laura ingraham, monica crowley will react. plus, president trump signs a new executive order about energy independence. we get reaction from the epa administrator, scott pruitt. scott the two -- part two of our series exposing how dangerous spring break is for your kids that you're paying for. that's all straight ahead with ainsley earhardt. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ sfx: engine revving ♪ (silence) ♪ >> sean: -- >> i'm maryanne raferty. white house calling for domestic cuts to finance the mexican border wall. documents submitted to congress show president trump wants to slash $18 billion for programs like medical research, infrastructure and community grants to cover the down payment on the wall it comes amid negotiations over a catch-all spending bill that would avert a partial government shutdown at the end of next month. >>> surfing the internet could soon be less private. house voting tuesday to repeal privacy rules that required internet service froifers get your consent before sharing or browsing data with advertisers and other third parties. the bill now head

trump's claims. he said: we can speak to laura. early in the morning on twitter and there have been protests in support of donald trump. does he need to have support public be shown at this time? he will feel it is necessary. there are rallies being held up and down the country in response to the protests that are being held and people on both sides, who feel that donald trump, one side feels he's not doing a good job, and the other side are looking for him and pushing for him keep going. and do what he promised. when it comes to his call on unity. that seems to have gone by the wayside. this is a president who has been tweeting about his predecessor, accusing him of wiretapping, could this claim be true? no president can order the wiretapping of a phone and you have heard from president obama. he said it is not something that came from the white house. did the fbi do this? there have been media reports that suggest the fbi was looking for a warrant to do just that last summer a warrant to do just that last summer in the presidentia

here's our washington correspondent, laura bicker. donald trump'ss to practise his speech. the president of the united states. yet again, the president delivered what few had expected — the most presidential of speeches. what we are witnessing today is the renewal of the american spirit. 0ur allies will find that america is once again ready to lead. he softened his tone on immigration, talked of reform and a new merit—based entry system — a slight shift in policy. but he said it was still important to keep out those who would harm america. those given the high honour of admission to the united states should support this country and love its people and its values. we cannot allow a beachhead of terrorism to form inside america. we cannot allow our nation to become a sanctuary for extremists. then the announcement the republicans were waiting for. tonight, i am also calling on this congress to repeal and replace 0bamacare. cheering still, no detail on how health care would be reformed for the millions who rely on it. there was also little mention of f

laura bicker is in washington. well, the hallmark of president trump's campaign was his rhetoric on immigration and of course buildingall. he talked about that border wall. he talked about that in the speech, he called it a great great wall and said work was under way on proposing the wall and how it would work but he then went on to outline a new immigration policy, one we haven't really heard before and the tone had softened. he was talking about a merit based system, so a system like they have in canada and australia. here's what he to say. my administration has answered the pleas of american people for immigration enforcement and border security. applause by finally enforcing our immigration laws we will raise wages, help the unemployed, save billions and billions of dollars and make our communities safer for everyone. applause we want all americans to succeed, but that can't happen in an environment of lawless chaos. we must restore integrity and the rule of law at our borders. applause we've had some breaking news within the last 15 to 20 minutes about the proposed new executive order on that travel ban. now, i

laura. what does this mean for trump and the republicans?omes to the republican party, they look like the party of drama, defeat and disappointment. when it came down to it, after seven years of promising to repeal and replace obamacare, when it came down to the moment of asking, theyjust could not do it. they were spared the humiliation of defeat after not calling the vote, but it does look incredibly embarrassing. it is a real setback for the republicans. the right of the party didn't like the bill, neither did the left. it meant they could not find some consensus and serious questions will be asked about their governing abilities going forward. will they be able to make real decisions? real policy decisions. paul ryan, house speaker, dismissed it as a growing pains of his government, but he will have to go away and lick his wounds, wondering how to move forward. president trump has sold himself as the ultimate deal—maker and when it came to it, coming to his first attempt at legislation come he came up short. sometimes failure is good? yo

here is one from laura who writes in trump carries a risk to get rid of medicare and what she believes across the water. no chance of passage in the senate. go back to the board. republican states will be punished under brian care. especially older people. glory hath in columbia, maryland. good morning. >> caller: good morning. how are you guys doing? >> host: doing well. >> caller: i am a republican because i'm a christian. i believe life is important and it's a gift. but i have to agree with the other person that it's about bodies. some guy called and said what about a car if you don't have to buy a car, no it's going to force you. guess what, we didn't have much choice. we are kind of bored with the body. and if we care as republicans come at the main reason i'm a republican is because i'm against abortion. how can we not care about the health when after all it is a temple of god? do we as patients forget it is a temple of god you know we care about is how this not an option. somebody said help is not a guarantee. well, it should be can iterating we didn't choose. so many people wan

trump tower's phones in the lead up to last november's presidential election. in a following tweet, the us president compares this alleged episode to the watergate scandal. 0ur correspondent lauraffered no evidence for these assertions, where has this come from? it seems that if you look at the bright bart news, a conservative publication, the former publication of his chief strategist, they came out with a story alleging that there should be an investigation into president 0bama's conduct, because they believe it was under his orders that the fbi started to conduct an investigation into whether or not some of the trump campaign aides during the election had contact with russian officials. there is certainly no confirmation that such an investigation is going on. it's understood that there is. there have been media reports that the fbi asked to tap the phones at trump tower, during the presidential election last summerer. they were —— summer. election last summerer. they were —— summer. they were denied that request initially, according to the media reports. they were eventually granted access in october, again according to those media reports. nothing has been confirmed. what

president trump is now facing calls to produce proof of his claims. we can speak to lauras in our washington bureau. you said that president trump has been asked to produce evidence, has he? no, he hasn't. we know he went off to play golf at 930, after he sent those m essa 9 es golf at 930, after he sent those messages and we have heard nothing more from him, not even since the former president barack obama issued his denial. saying he had no involvement in this. why is it important for him to say this? because the white house has always tried to be seen as separate from an independent investigation when it comes to the fbi. but look at the evidence for maybe the fact that the phones were tapped. we know from some media reports that back in the summer some media reports that back in the summer the fbi went to court asking for a warrant to tap phones, and that warrant was initially denied and then later in october it was allowed. these reports but out in january, but that what was said then. it was denied, but never confirmed. president trump seems to be suggesting that by

more now on the news that donald trump has accused the obama administration of tapping his phone during the presidential election campaign. let's speak to lauraresident trump. that appeal we heard from president trump for unity several days ago did not last long. this morning, a series of four tweets rarely talks about being wiretapped. he says they we re about being wiretapped. he says they were ordered by president obama and says they were ordered on trump tower in new york. he described president obama as a bad or sick guy for doing so. these rallies that you are seeing are in support of donald trump. they are gathering because they say they voted for this man because they believe in him and still believe in him. this is in response to protests that have happened across the country. these are boarders who say that he is enacting everything they asked him to. we can show you pictures in north carolina of the march they are, his supporters gathering all over the country, including here in washington, dc. but when it comes to the wiretapping, president trump says that he wants an investigation into president 0bama's conduct but is yet to put

laura coats. jim, at the white house now, president trump still under fire for those accusations of wiretapping he made against the former president. but no word from him on that today. he didn't talk about it. instead, he was touting the house plan to repeal and replace obamacare. let's take a look. >> i'm proud to support the replacement plan released by the house of representatives and encouraged by members of both parties. i think really that we're going to have something that's going to be much more understood and much more popular than people can even imagine. this is the plan. and we're going to have a tremendous -- i think we will have a tremendous success. it's a complicated process but actually it's very simple. it's called good health care. >> so, jim, complicated but simple. he says it's going to be more popular than people can even imagine, but it's not starting out that way, is it? >> reporter: no. i think the president's going to find out that repealing and replacing obamacare will be as difficult as passing and signing obamacare into law, that president obama dealt with when he was

i don't think robbie is happy with donald trump about anything, laura engle will be here, she is veryd paul wants to weigh in on the revamp of obamacare, he is not happy get. it is going to be joe fulton. bring it in. beer is good for your hair. ♪ we will be right back. ♪ announcer: get on your feet for the nastiest bull in the state of texas. ♪ ♪ hey! you know, progressive is america's number-one motorcycle insurer. yeah, she does purr! best bike i ever owned! no, you're never alone, because our claims reps are available 24/7. we even cover accessories and custom parts. we did get an early start! took the kids to soccer practice. you want me to jump that cactus? all right. aah! that lady's awesome. i don't see a possum! jenna: welcome back, disturbing video showing a school counselor repeatedly kicking a special needs student. you can see the 7-year-old run down a hallway in las vegas, the counselor tries to grab him, get him by the collar and drags him across the floor between her legs. the boy's mother shocked and filing a lawsuit. >> very disturbing for me. they are supposed to pr

trump plans to get rid of obamacare is becoming ever more bitter, as both the republicans and democrats prepare to debate what happens next. the planned vote has been delayed until friday. i asked laurambarrassing setback, not just because the vote has been delayed but the timing of the announcement was crucial because moments earlier president trump had said that there were enough votes and the deal would be done and then congress and announced that there would be no vote this evening. that is what we are here for, that is what we have expected. it has been to malta was day on capital hill as the president was once again they're trying to twist the arms of republicans to vote to these health—care reforms. and you are correct, it was a key campaign cry. he wanted to repeal and replace obama care. why? considering the numbers show that millions more are insured under obama care. in some states they don't have a choice and many insurance premiums have rocketed, skyrocketed because of the insurance costs of obama care. that is one of the reasons why he wants to repeal and replace. but the plan they are trying to come up with, no—one seems to agree. the man who ran hillary clinton's fail

president trump's son, announcing he and his wife, laura, are having a baby. twitter, saying they are add a boy to team trump this september. this will be president trump's ninth grandchild. >>> when we come back, tom brady and a big break in the case of to his super bowl jersey. is the surveillance video that you see right here, the clue that cracked the case? when you're close to the people you love, does psoriasis ever get in the way of a touching moment? if you have moderate to severe psoriasis, you can embrace the chance of completely clear skin with taltz. taltz is proven to give you a chance at completely clear skin. with taltz, up to 90% of patients had a significant improvement of their psoriasis plaques. in fact, 4 out of 10 even achieved completely clear skin. do not use if you are allergic to taltz. before starting you should be checked for tuberculosis. taltz may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you are being treated for an infection or have symptoms. or if you have received a vaccine or pl

laura: no link as we understand it with donald trump's very controversial travel ban, as it's been called, on several mainly muslim countries. this is unrelated. reporter: certainly not a link that the white house and the trump administration would want to make, but there are some similarities, and it's worth looking into these. the eight countries affected by the ban on large electronic devices are all largely muslim countries. the travel ban put in place by president trump, both of which , alsotopped by courts concerned muslim majority countries. that is one similarity. the other one is that this ban on electronic devices is for security reasons, because of the possibility of a terrorist attack in the future. the is the same reason why travel refugee and immigration bands were put in place in the first place, and then of course, stopped by the courts. bute are the similarities you will not see this white house saying this is a reaction to the travel ban having been stopped by the court. that won't happen. laura: philip crowther there, reporting from washington. hundreds of people have b

trump. eric tweeted this morning "laura and i are excited to add a boy to team trump.we also want to say congratulations my many blessings to you from us here at "the five" and fox news. speak >> eric: congratulations. get a lot of sleep now. >> dana: dame verlin, she was known as, the sweet heart, celebrating her 100th birthday and they are putting her picture on the white cliffs of dover. she said that was the last site the british soldiers saw when they left to go to war. oldest person in britain to get a record deal. she released vera lynn 100 paired want to wish her a very happy birthday. >> greg: dana perino news. if you are a follower or player of the game monopoly, you will be shocked to know they got rid of three of their classic game pieces. the boot, the wheelbarrow, and the thimble. this is an outrage. they are replacing it with a t-rex, a rubber ducky, and a penguin. the climate change crowd. gold. how tacky? should be silver. >> dana: i don't like it. >> greg: i am boycotting monopoly. k.g. >> kimberly: ronan, have a wonderful spring break. >> eric: if yo