. >> since you're moving out there, i know you want to work on your trivia, fun fact, katie fehlinger actually from allen ton not far from where you are right now. >> oh, no way? katie, where should we go. >> oh, you can go anywhere in allentown, fantastic city but you're in a goo good spot. >> girl, you are by the starbucks. >> do not go far from the starbucks and you'll be fine. >> i'm waiting, i'm waiting. >> what time do they open? is it 6:00? >> probably another hour? >> not sure actually. i should know this being as though i live here now, but i'm hoping around 6:00. >> thank you, trang, we'll check in with you in a little while. meanwhile snow affecting travel as well. >> several airlines have canceled all flights out of philadelphia international airport. southwest, frontier, jet blue, air canada, british aware, and cutter airways, all will not be operating at all today. american airlines has canceled departing flights today until 5:00 p.m. airport will also have 475 employees on hands to help clear the snow from the roadways. >> amtrak says be ready with a plan b. amtrak runn

it's simpsons trivia night in san francisco.ome and test your simpsons knowledge and watch few episodes as well. it's all happening at the knockout from 6 to 9. the event is free to attend. in national news... president donald trump says "do not worry." he says a health care plan can still be put together. andrew spencer looks into that the president doubled-down on saturday on his statement that "obamacare will explode," but friday, congress failed to pass a republican bill to reform the affordable care act -- calling into question whether the trump administration will be able to get one passed at all.rep. paul ryan / -r- house speaker: "we're going to be living with obamacare for the foreseeable future. i don't know how long it's going to take us to replace this law."republican senator lindsey graham said at a town hall meeting saturday the president needs to reach across the aisle to get something done.sen. lindsey graham / -r- south carolina: "i think the president should reach out to democrats, i should reach out to democra

and the fact is my trauma, my fear is that we have too little -- too much trivia, too little real politics. and i want our debates to be bigger, bolder and much more complicated and definitely. and -- and difficult. i want c-span to have to create two more channels. >> host: you mentioned norman thomas -- >> guest: yeah. >> host: in a panel or, one of the author panels, his grandson, evan thomas, will be speaking on the freedom of the press. >> guest: yep. >> host: we'll be carrying that live as well. we've got one minute. howard in st. cloud, you've got 30 seconds. >> caller: thank you. i'm concerned about the philosophy of free market capitalism as e time rated by -- enumerated by ryan will lead to the extinction of humanity through climate change. all to serve capitalism. >> guest: i'm glad you've given me 30 seconds to sort this out. look, here's the bottom line, i think that paul ryan -- who comes from my home state of wisconsin and i've known in various settings not well, but over a long time -- is not out to destroy the world. but i do think that he has a lot of ideas that are poorl

the time for trivia fights is behind us. we need the courage to follow the dreams of our hearts. >> plenty of analysts praising the tone, mood and yes style tonight. but it's not a fashion show. style does not balance a budget or lower the cost of health care if you listen to the policies the president made he spoke of outcomes, better security and rarefully terms of plans. the president proposed an actual number for boosting infrastructure. >> america has spent approximately $6 trillion in the middle east all the while our infrastructure at home is crumbling, with this $6 trillion we could have rebuilt our country twice, maybe three times if we had people who had the ability to negotiation. ly be asking congress to approve legislation that produces a $1 trillion investment of infrastructure of the united states financed through private and public capital creating millions of new jobs. [ applause ] >> now that last sentence was the only detail the president offered. so it is unclear whether that would involve trillion dollar

you want to be first to win the trivia contest. you may be the winner.tarts right now. >>> trumped up. let's play "hardball." >>> good evening. i'm chris matthews in washington. for six days president trump let there that president obama wiretapped him. that includes any evidence from the fbi. after going up to capitol hill, the director has no evidence that what trump said is true. today the presidentresed to answer questions abouthat

larry junior got us to a trivia answer.s a big job are making him the sixth player to top 30,000 points. mark cuban to win that game. contact is taking on st. mary's in the wc championship had nigel williams find stylist nelson on the back door. later, makes the nice big move and is up 18. the second half under five minutes left. they go down the lane and the west coast conference tournament at the ncaa tournament and there they are celebrating. oakland raiders step closer to las vegas. an nfl committee will approve the teams relocation proposal. the recommendation are about to be taken in phoenix later this month. six weeks ago, the move looks dead after the owner backed out of the project. bank of america stepped in to keep it alive. lauren: now we will see. replace that far upon the care heads to house committees to begin the markup on the bill despite conservatives house speaker paul ryan is confident. >> this is the beginning of the legislative process. i can guarantee that. lauren: shares of snapchat down 20% this wee

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you want to be first to win the trivia contest. you may be the winner. "hardball" starts right now. >>> trumped up. let's play "hardball." >>> good evening. i'm chris matthews in washington. for six days president trump let there that president obama wiretapped him. that includes any evidence from the fbi. after going up to capitol hill, the director has no evidence that what trump said is true. today the presidentresed to answer questions about that charge. >> mr. president -- >> earlier this week, fbi director asked the justice department to reject the president's claim. last anytime he was on the hill meeting with house ask senate leaders. the topic was matters related to trump tower. here is that. >> illegal wiretap -- >> white house leader nancy pelosi were both in that meeting with comey, both declined to comment on what was said. here is nancy pelosi this morning. >> theoretically, do i think that the director of the fbi who knows for a fact that something is mythology but misleading to the american people, and he should set the record straight, y

. >> trivia. >>> ocean beach in the waning hours of this tuesday afternoon is looking nice. blue skies out there. low clouds however poised to avoid the shoreline. lead to a chance of a few showers mostly for sonoma and lake county. l ( meantime still warm out there. and livermore, concord 79 and will get down to 49 degreesen and santa rosa and morning 20 minutes after 7:00. we have this weak system that will be brushing the area by tomorrow night. first serve the increased clouds offshore where the high pressure has been protecting us. but the high now over the desert southwest and when it does that, it will open the door a little bit to the clouds up north and tomorrow cloudier today. and cooler, numbers come down about 10 degrees and clouds come in as well. that goes down wednesday and begin to cloud it up and introduce this chance of wide showers far north baby tomorrow night and may wake up to slick streets near the golden gate, and temperatures decrease tomorrow, temperatures come down, clouds be around and just not as severely clear as we had it today. so we will get

this is our trivia of the day. herbert hoover is right.nklin roosevelt was in office at the time of completion and calvin cool ij died months before the construction began. thanks so much for voting. >>> still ahead, a bay area student getting out of her comfort zone by moving out of the country. how this college grad is paying her success forward in the peace corp. ,,,,,,,, died of smoke inhalation.. e alameda county coroner condd the autopsies ember.. but only revealed the resu >>> we now know the victims of the ghost ship fire died of smoke inhale united nations. the results were revealed yesterday. the coroner's reports are still being finalized. the december disaster was the deadliest fire in oakland's history. >>> the geisha dolls are behind bars, the robber known for wearing the unique masks after a gas station clerk snapped a photo. all three suspects are minors. >>> san francisco police are looking for a person who tried to rob a china town jewelry store ras month. surveillance footage shows the suspect smashing display cases and

he introduced movie on the network with trivia or history. robert alison: back at home, we have new information this afternoon after a deadly house fire in arlington. q mccray is live on the scene with the latest. what can you tell us? q: we found out an older couple lived in the house. husband and wife in their 70's that lived here for almost 30 years. they raised three kids here. the house is burned and the items on the front lawn. it happened last night. we have video to show you of the scene then. around 9:00, that is when the arlington firefighters rushed here and did the best to punt this fire out. once they got inside, they said they were slowed down in the process by clutter. to eventually they called in reinforcements and put the fire out. they found the husband dead inside the home. they also found the wife. she was still alive. she was rushed to the hospital. she is fighting for her life right now as we speak. for the home, it's a loss. neighbors are heart broken. >> i have known her for so long. it's one of the most horrible ways

and taking part in the trivia night lucas film.a sharp group of our abc7 colleagues, look at them go, and they were enjoying the action. the breast cancer emergency fund and the aids emergency fund and mental health in san francisco. >> i like to make $100,000 every year, and it's amazing what they have been able to pull, and they raised over $1 million in the last ten years. >> they added to the amount last night bringing in over $143,000 for charity, and a group of law cuss film employees was the winning team, and we should note disney is the parent company of abc7 and lucas film, and we are disney is the parent company of abc7 and lucas film, and we are still won >>> we're back at 6:54, and the seven things you need to know. number one, governor pwoupb coming to the bay area to pitch the largest gas tax we have ever seen in california. he will ask people to get onboard to pay 12 cents more a gallon. the money would pay for badly-needed road repairs. >>> and then approved is an audit for the registry of voters. there have been se

you can see it from brooklyn and of course have to get to tuesday trivia. >>> coming up we have an abcs exclusive. the family of that filmmaker who died diving with sharks now speaking out. >>> also the outrage growing over this video shot by a mother showing a tsa agent patting down her son with a disability. the question this morning, did he go too far? come on back. go too far? come on back. ...one of many pieces in my life. so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine. i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment with breo. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. breo won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. breo is specifically designed to open up airways to improve breathing for a full 24 hours. breo contains a type of medicine that increases the risk of death from asthma problems and may increase the risk of hospitalization in children and adolescents. breo is not for people who

. >> here is some trivia you can use at a bar in the single bloodiest day of the war was at antietam. daysingle bloodiest two was at this place. 1863, the union and confederate armies fought in forest it to rain. thebility was horrible, left hand can see with the right hand is doing. there are only a few roads, they are narrow and they wind around. two days for 48 hours, they slug it out in this environment. they produced 38 thousand casualties, it is the bloodiest two days of war. is thatinteresting people remember gettysburg and antietam but they do not remember this battle. it was a horrendous confrontation. one of the reason for the confusion that he mentioned his this whole. it is very difficult to figure out what is going on. fact, there were two young men, they were both 21 years old, they were responsible for this. they were not generals or commanders, one was a private area was recently became important is because they were the guys who created and gave messages to commanders. because there is no communication on the battlefield there is no radio or telegraph. you cannot see

the time for trivia fights is behind us. >> we saw a transition from the campaign phase to the governing phase. >> obamacare is collapsing and we must act decisively to protect all americans. >> this isn't a game. it's life and death. >> i am asking all members of congress to join me in dreaming big. >> dond trump did become presidential tonight. >> ryan died as he lived. a warrior and a hero. >> that was one of the most extraordinary moments in american politics period. >> this is new day with chris cuomo. >> good morning and welcome to new day the president ushering in a new chapter of american greatness while delivering a road map for his campaign promises. >> he did outline specifics on what he wants out of a health care plan. he didn't give us a plan per se and he wants $1 trillion to redo america's infrastructure and vowed the time is now to compromise on immigration reform. the speech culminating with an emotional tribute to a true hero. the fallen navy s.e.a.l., his widow there really persevering and fighting through pain. she lost her husband just a month ago. this is day 41 of

i whether ask you a trivia question, if they die it green for st.s day, why don't they die it blue. i think it's a reasonable question. >> that is a good question. >> dates all the way back to 1961. >> okay. >> there you go. >> st. patrick's day is also the shamrock shake. a lot of people looking forward to that. >> next weekend. [laughter] >> a reason for us to have celebration after the show. it's been great having you here. >> thank you so much. >> worthy of a great celebration after this, laura, always good to see you, fox news sunday coming up next. jim jordan on chris wallace, you don't want to miss it. >> i'm chris wallace, president trump rolls out his budget this week and continue offensive on health care. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> action on obamacare is an urgent necessity. >> we will discuss the prospects for repeal and replace. the president's first report card on jobs and his plan for tax reform. with gary, white house chief economic adviser, first sun show interview. then conservative republicans are pushing back on the party's healthcare plan. the. >>

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[ laughter ] nothing like finding out i'd fail at bar trivia on the subject of myself. [ light laughterut my first dog and my first car because my first dog died when i hit it with my first car. [ laughter ] [ audience aws ] oh, poor buster. i was backing out in my mom's pontiac. oh pontiac, that's it. great. [ laughter ] security questions, the password is ya burnt. [ applause ] [ siren ] uh, oh, that sound means that things are really cooking up, st. patrick's day. ya blazed. ed g the same adjective as i er us would my uncle's feet, it ain't going in my mouth. [ laughter ] ya blazed. irish soda bread. you're so dry you make irass [ light laughter ] thaty oh gughter ] d, grimace puked up a bunch of altoids. the pot of gold. could you leprechauns pick a less convenient way to keep your savings? ever heard of a mutual fund? ya blazed. leprechauns. i liked you better before you were attorney general. ya blazed. [ cheers and applause ] up next, potato famine victims. [ buzzer ] uh oh. that buzzer means that's the end of "the blaze." this has been "ya burnt." we'll be right back with mike m

i'll be asking both of you animal trivia questions, okay?etriever puppy. [ light laughter ] if you answer incorrectly, your opponent gets the puppy. [ light laughter ] >> okay. >> jimmy: most puppies wins. katie, you're up first. here's the question. >> okay, okay. >> jimmy: what animal has an eye bigger than its brain? is it a, an ostrich? b, a blue whale? or c, a ring-tailed lemur? >> it's, uh -- it's a -- it's -- it's a -- it's a blue whale. ♪ >> jimmy: that is incorrect. [ buzzer ] i'm so sorry. the correct answer is ostrich. >> oh. >> i get a puppy! >> jimmy: you get a puppy! [ cheers and applause ] andrew gets a -- there he is. >> oh, my god. >> jimmy: i know, just -- aw. >> thanks, katie. [ barking ] >> jimmy: oh, hey. thanks, katie. oh, yeah. he's sweet, he loves you. >> come here. >> jimmy: our next question is for you, andrew. >> yes. >> jimmy: it is besides apes, what is the only other animal that will laugh when tickled? is it, a, a dolphin? b, a cockatiel? or c, a rat? >> oh, god. [ light laughter ] um, dolphin! [ buzzer ] ♪ >>

along with trivia, yeah, yeah. clear skies looks good. no worries today. any worries coming -- not until the weekend. our good friend mr. john. mr. morning, mr. p. we're at 40 degrees and clear skies. clear all the way -- look at this line. i'll get out of the way. this is the system that has stun 24 tornado and 29 reports of hail. there's one through missouri and illinois, and into kentucky. look that the line. usually severe doesn't kick in this early, but it did. that's probably the new norm considering all the warm temperatures they have all. meteorological spring, they're busy in ohio, and kentucky and virginia. clear skies and it's going to stay clear for another day or two. everything continues to come out of the north in the upper atmosphere and up the surface. it's a little bit of an offshore breeze. 35 fairfield. santa rosa in the 30s. plenty of 30s on the coast. wood side at 33. memo park at 33. stanford, 34. loss al al toes is warmer at warmer. 38 in san mateo. there's your northeast, so that's going to translate into a nice day by the coast. t

and john, i know you are the trivia king, so you probably already know this, but poppy, did you knowncaa tournament back in 1939, and it hadn't been back to the final four since this year. >> that was the last time i won the pool, by the way, back in '39. >> you were doing really bad, john. i didn't want to mention it but i saw your bracket. wow! that's impressive. >> not as bad as i did. not as bad as i did. >> i think you beat me. >> you picked minnesota to win, too? >> i think i did. i might as well have. >> thank you. >> andy scholes, do you have any of the final four members left? >> two, oregon and north carolina, but i had arizona winning it all. >> andy scholes just wants to brag, two of the four final four. all right, pal, andy scholes, thank you very, very much. >>> all right, it's an extremely busy day going on right now. we've got a lot of breaking news. we're planning to hear from the president of the united states very soon for the first time since we learned that his son-in-law, jared kushner, will face questions from the senate about meetings he had with russian offic

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and this is an interesting bit of trivia. he comes here not only for the panel of the books. he appeared in the documentary that i think is relevant today shown in 2004 orwell rolls in his grave. [laughter] john was present in 2004 when he signed ont on to that and it cos topics that we are talking about today.today, so so, corporate ownership of thee media, the election wa that was decided by the sprinkler, bush beat gore. how presidential elections can be manipulated by foreign governments, the ronald reagan elec government which delayed the release of the hostages until today of the inauguration. it isn't new. looking at it today, but it's not new. so, there's a number of books and the most recent is this one. it's called "people get ready: the fight against a joblesst economy and a citizenless democracy." he's also written about how the complex is destroying america. he wrote both of those with hiss colleague and the short history of american tradition of socialism and you might also want to look up another book i think is relevant today or hopefully it will be. it's call

this is a matter of trivia, this is the year that he got married to his current wife, melania.nd she's listed on here. it is a joint file for the two of them. you can see the president reported more than $150 million of income that year. >> david cay johnson got this tax return in his mailbox. the white house confirmed that this return is real and they threatened us that it is illegal to publish it. it is not illegal for us to publish it. watch this question of this revelation tonight brings forward. this 1040 report and getting into reporters' hands, there is reasonable to expect that there is more out there and we'll see more of this come up. you know how much the president made and paid in that one year. we only have two pages. there is still a long list of questions that could be answered by the president if you want to release more or anybody else does of this source that gets it in our hands. thanks for being with us tonight. we'll see you again tomorrow. "first look" is up next. >>> tax return revealed. a leaked document is giving a rare glimpse into donald trump's tax h

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