i marry and rafferty, don't forget to spring forward at 2:0.n they see, when they p through your tv? according to the wise and handsome people of wikileaks, they've released the files that contain details on surveillance capabilities including the ability to hack into an android phone or a sam's monk smart tv which made everyone nervous, thank goodness he converted a concern nation. >> there is no such thing as absolute privacy in america. there is no place in america outside of judicial reach. >> well, i'm screwed. all those movies i made. [laughmac] i've known for a few years that smart tvs have the ability to record and i've taken full advantage of it. see that camera in the corner, it's watching you, every saturday night and you should be ashamed of yourself. bob, close your bathrobe. [laughmac] carolyn, that's not the right way to use the hairbrush. better you hear it from me then big brother. everyone, from from now on be on your best behavior that includes you, can from topeka. i think he knows were watching him if he adds the music. all

marion rafferty has a lot more on the story from los angeles. >> reporter: president trump's 2005 tax returns mysteriously appear in the mailbox of an investigative journalist. >> came in the mail over the tran some. and there is absolutely nothing improper about journalists, if you haven't solicited something, getting it over the transit. >> the white house returned to report that the president paid nearly $40 million in taxes that year. avenger at least 150 million. the democratic national committee slammed the white house, response to the tax return, releasing a statement saying, quote, the white house's willingness to release some tax information, when it suits them, proves donald trump's audit excuse is a sham. the white house released a statement saying in part, quote, you know you're desperate for ratings when you are willing to violate the law to push a story about two pages of tax returns from over a decade ago. many republican analysts have criticized some media outlets for soliciting hackers, or government employees, for the president's tax returns. >> when you actually ste

in los angeles, mary ann rafferty, fox news. >> confessions from a dad. the video full of laughs, the dad being interviewed, why he is not blaming his kids this morning about what happened here. but first, sean bell? >> coming up in sports in a minute, find out who villanova will face tomorrow night and why the shortest guy in the tournament may be the biggest problem. that's coming up next in sports >>> this is fox 29 sports in one minute. >>> good morning, i'm sean bell. the ncaa tournament started last night and it started off with a bang. mount saint mary's, new orleans, fighting for the right to play villanova on thursday. late in the game the shortest junior robinsonl, getting it hitting this jumper right here to give the lead for good. mount saint mary wins. they'll play nova tomorrow night. >> sixteenth seeds, well, they juste one seeds, never done it before. nova doesn't really have anything to worry about when it comes to round one. after that the pressure really mount up for this team. jay wright talks about dealing with that pressure. >> it is

mary ann rafferty has more on the opposition facing the white house right now. >> reporter: a federal judge in hoo way it extends a ruling halting president trump's travel ban on people from six muslim majority nations. >> washington, maryland, virginia, and hawaii and most of them are coming out in favor of the travel ban. >> this comes as the presidents threat to pull federal funding from sanctuary cities gets slapped with a lawsuit from the city of seattle. >> let me be clear about the presidents executive order. it is violating the law. it is unconstitutional. >> conservative analysts say the sanctuary cities are deliberately breaking the law. >> on sanctuary cities they want to violate the black letter law that says you have to cooperate with federal agencies about people who are committing crimes. >> meantime the senate intelligence committee is expanding its investigation into ties between the white house and amid calls for house intelligence chairman to step down. >> a lot of this has gotten caught up in what president trump's cap pain knew who was involved in that that's real

marianne rafferty has more on the heated debate. >> reporter: the debate whether to protect illegalsgs on mayors from around the country heading to washington for a closed-door meeting, department of homeland security secretary john kelly speaking to police chief and the leaders of sanctuary cities who are determined to keep the status. the discussions come as attorney general jeff sessions takes aim at sanctuaries, pulling funding for any state or local government that refuses to comply with federal immigration law. some are defying the order. >> sacramento is open to anyone who wants to pursue the california and american dream. >> we will continue to be an inclusive city. >> reporter: that is not all. the mayor of new york city demanding ice agents day off school grounds unless they have a warrant and the governor of vermont finding a new a limiting police involvement for the feds. in massachusetts a state representative using facebook for an upcoming ice raid. section appraising efforts to push back against the white house. >> the president's immigration policies are destroying lo

i'm marianne rafferty. now back to "the greg gutfeld show" *. greg gutfeld show. headlines go to foxnews.com. >> greg: so, where's waldo? the money to pay for the big beautiful wall president trump promised us. he said he has hundreds of bidders. everyone wants to bill build our wall. >> we have hundreds of bidders, everyone wants to build our wall usually that means we are going to get a good price. we are going to build a wall. >> greg: the budget plan to set aside for billion dollars over the next two years for the wall. how do we come up with that kind of money? here's what i would do. i would get every girl scout in america to sell cookies year-round. four bucks a box, that's a billion boxes of cookies to pay for the wall. we reduce the risk of criminals and terrorists entering the country well enjoy delicious cookies and the scouts would earn a badge. everybody wins, including me. [applause] will come i think you should pay for. you have a stack of money under the couch. >> i believe in full citizenship participation in projects like this. when we do send th

marianne rafferty has breaking details, this is just devastating.ting and heartbreaking, 13 church members returning from a bible study retreat killed in a deadly head on crash. only one person on board is alive this morning. they are coming through evidence and debris across the highway near san antonio. >> reporter: they are finding comfort in prayer and each other. >> the lord tells us we have today and tomorrow is not promised. those who have lost their life, we can be certain the governor kept his promise in our life. the difficulty of moving through, we need a lot of prayer. >> reporter: governor greg abbott sending dollars as to the victims family. two survivors hospitalized this morning, one person in the van is in critical condition, the truck driver is stable. a witness on the road telling a local paper she saw erratic driving right before the crash. the cause of the accident still under investigation at this hour. abby: thank you. turning to extreme weather two children are dead, electrocuted by a downed power line after powerful storms r

marianne rafferty joins us with the next big hurdle. nice see you. >> reporter: the president is heading to the user city to sing the praises of the gop health care plan at a big rally tonight. republican leaders will be hard at work selling the bill during that visit. paul ryan spoke with the president by phone about its progress telling martha maccallum it is a tricky process. >> it can't get filibustered and can pass 51 votes in the senate and that means this legislation can't have everything we want. that is why we have a three part process. democrats they may help us on a lot of things like revealing obamacare. that is why we are using reconciliation. >> the bill is about to face its biggest hurdle yet with a vote in the house budget committee, several members of the house freedom caucus are on the committee and threatened to vote against the bill, it doesn't go far enough revealing obamacare, four republicans or democrats and vote no, it fails and speaker right is willing to make changes. >> that is what we are doing this entire p

reporter: i'm mary anne rafferty. chuck berry has died.unresponsive at his home and they could not revive him. his first song hits the charts in 1955. ringo starr tweeted rivment f. and peace and love, chuck berry. he was 90. the dakota access pipeline could have oil flowing through it as early as monday. the appellate court turning down an emergency order to stop it. the tribes say it puts their water supply in danger. it the pipeline will move oil from illinois. judge jeanine: ben stein still on tap for tonight as well as special street "justice with judge jeanine" from the st. patrick's day parade. moist many time for the political panel. matt shah lamb and marianne marsh. president trump keeps getting sued with these executive orders. it's almost like a race to see which state will be the first one to sue him. yet when i think by the, matt, all of the obamacare stuff, when the president said you could keep your healthcare and keep your dock were, that was outside of the law, and since the judges are reaching outside of the executive or

marianne rafferty has more on the heated debate. >> reporter: the debate whether to protect illegalsmayors from around the country heading to washington for a closed-door meeting, department of homeland security secretary john kelly speaking to police chief and the leaders of sanctuary cities who are te

former villanova forward kevin rafferty signed autographs and took photos with fans. stay with us basketball fans as wildcats get ready to play, cbs's alexandria movies live from the villanova campus coming up tonight at 6:00. >>> nova takes the court at 7:00. wildcats face mountaineers of mount st. mary, 30 minutes after that game end it is wisconsin and virginia tech. it is all right here on cbs-3. >>> well, days after our winter storm some center city sidewalks are closed, to pedestrians, to guard against dangers of the falling ice. >> "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh is live with more on this threat from above, anita. >> reporter: ukee and jessica, two days after this winter storm, philadelphians are still dealing with the aftermath, one of the biggest problems, is ice, that you can see, officials have blocked off some of the sidewalks here , warning passerby of fallen ice. >> look out, look out, look out. >> reporter: heeding warnings about this hassard. >> it sounded like it would break windows. >> reporter: passerby dodged falling sheets of ice from sky scra

i am marion rafferty, now back to "hannity" ." >> sean: welcome back to "hannity." as we told you in the last two segments, according to sarah carter and john solomon reporting, susan rice and loretta lynch were cleared to quote request and consume on masse intelligence reports. will the mainstream media cover that partial? here with reaction from jay secular anton fit in. break this down illegally from thek is issue of surveillance, unmasking, leaking intelligence. she's not even in the administration anymore. >> at the time she said she was aware of the information, she was no longer an employee of the state department. what you have to ask is the first question -- >> sean: she was the former assistant defense secretary. >> how did the former defense secretary find out about this information when she was gone? that brings the felony number one. who leaked her that information? we were concerned that the obama administration officials involved in this would be known by the trump administration. guess what? the president of united states is donald trump so of course