have you been to great america? >> i have not yet. >> oh, i think it's a morning show road trip. >> then you sit in the front car or the back. >> the back will whip you around. >> either of those -- >> as long as -- you do the stories where it stops in mid-air, that's the newsy in me coming out. >> it's going to be cooler today, heading out to great america it's probably not the day for water park. as we look at what's happening here, i'm showing you satellite and radar, we have a front moving through and you can see by the clouds won't bring us any rain but it will usher in cooler temperatures today and the 7-day forecast is already up at the bottom of the screen showing that our cooldown will be short lived and i'll have more on that. let's look at what you're feeling as you step out the door. it is cooler in santa rosa as we've seen more of those clouds moving in and the cooler temperatures. as you head out the door in san jose, it is 57 degrees. the morning commute continues to cool off as we will be in the mid-

keep america great! cheering keep america great! nother two years when we start the heavy campaign, make america great again wouldn't work out too well, right? it's going to be keep america great, because that's exactly where we're heading. cheering we are live a campaign in rally in indiana were donald trump is speaking. i do like that. you know what a paper that slogan? a lot of these people, politicians, they run, they pay of dollars. i have great respect to the process. in all fairness, president 0bama... process. in all fairness, president 0bama. .. booing. he process. in all fairness, president 0bama... booing. he paid $1.8 billion for hostages. you, not me, you, last night, you saw, and again, it is leading to some very big things and i think that kim jong—un kim jong—un things and i think that kim jong—un kimjong—un did a great things and i think that kim jong—un kim jong—un did a great service to himself and his country by doing this. but those hostages came out with respect. we didn't paper them. we are going to set the tab

california's great america, where those young and old can experience waterslides and thrill rides allwe've been partners with the cvb for as long as great america has been here in santa clara, which is over 40 years. they help us get our word out about whatever special events we have going on, about our new attractions that are opening, and they really promote great america as a reason to nta clara, and they help tourists extend their stay by connecting them with hotel rooms, other things to do while they're in the area. beyond that, they work a lot with businesses and companies that are looking to book special events, corporate events, and spaces that companies can do employee events, and they bring that business to places like great america. it's a wonderful relationship that both extends our marketing message as well as books business for the park. >> several months ago, fleming's prime steakhouse & wine bar opened up in santa clara. one of its first priorities? working with the cvb. >> well, i think it's important to create a partnership with them, especially in a community, what

keep america great. [applause] keep america great. ,e we are doing so that another two years when we start the heavy campaign, make america great again would work out too well, right? it is going to be keep america great because that is exactly where we are headed. [crowd chanting: u-s-a] president trump: don't tell everybody, i don't want everybody to know. but, i do like that. you know what i paid for that slogan? a lot of politicians run and pay for ideas like that. how much did i pay for that? zippo. i have great respect for the process, but in all fairness, president obama -- booing] hostages.million for me, last night you soaw it. it is leading to make things, and i think kim jong-un, kim tog-un did a great service himself and his country by doing this. those hostages came out with respect. we didn't pay for them. we are going to set the table and make a great deal for the korea,north korea, south japan, china. [applause] what he did was the right thing, but they came for nothing and others came out for $1.8 billion in cash. can

keep america great. [applause] keep america great. use we're doing so well, that in another two years when we start the heavy campaign, make america great again wouldn't work out too well, right? it's going to be keep america great because that's exactly where we are headed. but don't tell everybody, i don't want everybody to know. i want it to be a surprise. but i do like that. you know what i paid for that slogan? a lot of politicians run and pay for ideas like that. how much did i pay for that? zippo. [applause] and i have great respect for the process, but in all fairness, obama, president obama -- [crowd booing] paid $1.8 billion for hostages. you, not me, you, last night you saw it. and again, it's leading to make -- some very big things, and i think kim jong-un, kim jong-un did a great service to himself and his country by doing this. but those hostages came out with respect. we didn't pay for them. we're going to set the table and make a great deal for the world, for north korea, south korea, for japan, for china. [applause] wh

i wanted to take issue with you over make america great again. your interpretation of make america great again is not what donald trump meant. when he talked about making america great again, he was referring to things such as both sides of the aisle, republican and democrat congresses selling the american worker down the tubes on trade issues and all the large trade deficits and the jobs disappearing from this country. where working men and women saw their factories and their businesses close down, going overseas. that was one thing. donald trump, when he talked about make america great again, was talking about the people that don't live in the washington, d.c. bubble and on the east coast and the west coast. he was talking about fly overcountry. and he related to us in language that we understood. he wasn't high and mighty, like nearly every politician is. and i voted for donald trump and proud to say that i did, because even though he is a man of wealth, he understood the average american person. the average american that was struggling to put

keep america great! ause we are doing so well that in another two years when we start the heavy campaign, make america great again wouldn't work out too well. it's going to be keep america great because that's exactly where we are headed. but don't tell anybody. i don't want anybody to know. but i do like that. you know what i paid for that slogan? a lot of people, the politicians, they run, they pay millions of dollars for ideas like that. how much did i pay for that? zippo. zippo. in all fairness, president obama paid $1.8 billion for hostages. you, not me, you last night you saw it, and again it's leading to some very big things. and i think kim jong-un, kim jong-un did a great service to himself, and to his country by doing this. but those hostages came out with respect. we didn't pay for them. we are going to sit at the table and we are going to make a great deal for the world, for north korea, for south korea, for japan, for china. [cheers and applause] so what he did was the right thing. but they c

[applause] have "make america great again." want the choice is america first. other countries put themselves pursed -- first. we want to be first. will make our country great. people from other countries will do what they have to do. we will bring it to a level playing field. when you look at trade deficit, with every country virtually -- i don't even have to go around and ask how we are doing, for the most part, almost every time , we are doing badly. we have deficits with everybody.

that "make america great again" slogan does not apply to minorities. use america was never great for us. >> reporter: mr. west has never shied away from taboo topics like politics. >> george bush doesn't care about black people. >> reporter: he's known for creating controversial moments on a national stage. from snatching that microphone at the vmas -- >> i'm really happy for you, i'ma let you finish. but beyonce have one of the best videos of all-time. >> reporter: to his provocative music videos. ♪ at a time when debate rages over race, like the legacy of confederate monuments -- >> you will not replace us! >> reporter: and after white nationalists rallied in charlottesville, critics say his words matter now more than ever. >> kanye has a long history of saying inflammatory things. but this one -- the stakes are a little higher. you're disparaging the history of african-americans in this country. >> you talked to kanye after the statement? >> oh, yeah, 100%. >> what was that conversation like? >> you know, kanye had told me the context of what he was

get to the school, get america great again. by the school, get america great again. pport, god bless you all, thank you, i'm going to have this we. this direct here saying america great doesn't make america great carrying a flag with a pistol when we just have a shooting, thatis pistol when we just have a shooting, that is disgusting stop right more americans have been killed in school shootings this year than have died serving the us military. this country is struggling to explain the inexplicable, again. the former russian spy sergei skripal has been discharged from hospital. he was left critically ill for over ten weeks following his exposure to a nerve agent in salisbury. his daughter, yulia, who was also poisoned, was discharged last month. britain has accused russia of being behind the attack, something moscow denies. daniel sandford reports from salisbury. when they were first poisoned with a military—grade nerve agent almost 11 weeks ago, there were concerns they might not survive. but now, 5.5 weeks after his daughter, sergei skripal has also been discharged

you saw the signs surrounding him, notjust make america great again, but keep america great again, butthe sense he likes campaigning. you are correct in saying his focus at the moment is very much on these big issues of iran and north korea. and as far as they are concerned, you know, china, japan, all of those countries in the far, east, they fit with north korea, and that is where his focus will be, certainly, for the months ahead. that is all we have time forfor the months ahead. that is all we have time for for now. thank you for watching bbc news. hello once again. let's bring you right up—to—date with how we see the next couple of days developing across the british isles and i have to say there is some uncertainty about how the weekend is exactly going to shape up. thursday was a very pleasant day indeed, came to a glorious end and indeed, for the many parts, was a glorious day, plenty of sunshine on offer. i hope you made the most of it, especially so if you are intending to spend friday across the western side of the british isles because looming not very far over the horizon i

"keep america great." [cheers & applause] "keep america great." e we're doing so well that in another two years when we start the heavy campaign, make america great again wouldn't work out too well, right? it's going to be "keep america great" because that's exactly where we're heading. [cheers & applause] but don't tell anybody. i want to save that for a surprise. and i do like that. you know what i paid for these slogans? a lot of the politicians run. they pay millions of dollars for something like that. how much did i pay for that? zippo. zippo. [cheers & applause] and i have great respect for the process. but in all fairness, obama, president obama -- [booing]. paid $1.8 billion for hostages. you, not me. you, last night you saw it, and again, it's leading to some very big things. and i think that kim jong-un, kim jong-un did a great service to himself, to his country by doing this. but those hostages came out with respect. we didn't pay for them. we're going to set the table. we're going to make a great deal for the world, for north korea, for

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[applause] we have "make america great again." i really want the choice is america first. countries put themselves first. the fact is, we want to be first. we are going to make our country great. people from other countries will do what they have to do. we will bring it to a level playing field. when you look at trade deficit, with every country virtually -- i don't even have to go around and ask how we are doing, for the most part, almost every time, we are doing badly. we have deficits with everybody. don't let anyone tell you trade deficits are ok. they are not ok. we have massive trade deficits with china. we have massive trade deficits with mexico. who would think? $100 billion trade deficit. who would think that? that does not include lots of other problems. you see that on the border. i thought they would be much tougher and better to us on the caravan. it didn't work out but that is ok. it will end up working out. our borders and laws are a mess and our immigration laws are a disgrace. mexico has some of the toughest in the world. you can't just go in to mexico. bu

keep america great! because we are doing so well that in another two years when we start to have a campaign, "make america great again" wouldn't work out too well, right? it is going to be "keep america great" because that is exactly where we are headed. to be when i like it. you know what the president also said? he said people pay millions of dollars for slogans and campaigns, what was hillary's? stronger? and he said, i paid zippo. he paid nothing. he's his own campaign consultant. keep america great. he's already at 2020. shannon bream is up next with a fantastic show as always, killing it, shannon bream. take it get away. >> shannon: i guess those hats will have to change to keg, keep america great. >> laura: [laughs] exactly. >> shannon: i'm sure they will be best sellers. another big negative news beginning with this fox news alert. the president rallying thousands in a campaign style event in indiana selling out exactly how he feels about a slew of topics, including north korea north korea. ed hen

put the leverage back in the hands of america's great middle class, america's working families. so just remember what they were willing to do leading up to 2008. they have forgotten, or maybe they don't care, but they want to take us right back down their path, that path, it one piece of legislation at a time -- that path, one piece of legislation at a time. and if i know mr. hensarling, there's probably more to come. because i understand he doesn't think this bill goes far enough in the wrong direction and he probably wants more. whatever that is, today is the judgment we have to make about this bill, about our commitment. and by the way, some of the things they want to roll back are very harmful to our veterans as well. and they want to be sure to make that point with you. in addition to all of the other concerns. it's a threat to our financial system, $250 billion. i think that number is too large. the exploitation of the custody banks, that some of the banks already told me they were going to try to pass themselves off as. the discrimination in lending that is in the bill. t

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, make america great again wouldn't work out too well. it is going to be keep america great because that is exactly where we are heading. >> the pres. also said people pay millions of dollars with slogans and campaigns, what was hillary's stronger? he said i paid zipoh, he paid nothing. he is his own campaign consultants. shannon bream is up with a fantastic show, she is killing it. take it away. >> those hats will have 2 change but that will be round 2 of the hats. i am sure they will be bestsellers. big news beginning with this fox news alert, the pres. rallying thousands in indiana spelling out exactly how he feels about a slew of topics including north korea. a showdown between top house republicans and the justice

the party's nominees candidates, should they sign up on the contract to make america great again? >> i think they should. i think that's what makes us successful is to make america great and this president has done what he said. i'm so proud to have worked with him on to tax reform and to see what that's doing. the tax cuts are amazing. i hear it every day when i'm in my district and i go to the tbroasry store or the church, people are thanking me for what's going on in our country economically. they're grateful that their life has been changed from the last ten years of being in the doldrums. lou: in less than 16 months i will point out again. >> exactly. lou: congresswoman diane black, always great to have you here. thanks for all you're doing. >> thank you very f for having . lou: up next, we take up the justice department's efforts to keep classifieds fisa documents away from the prying eyes of american citizens, you know, we the public. we the people. georgetown law professor jonathan turlay joins us next. stay with us. lou: joining us now, author and georgetown university law

. >> roller coaster season and great america is open and if you've been watching this morning you know i'm a coaster enthusiast. check this one out, the world's tallest wooden and steel coaster at cedar point in sandusky, ohio. you can see here nbc's gadi schwartz taking a spin on it. lucky him. this coaster, it goes up to 75 miles an hour. so a lot more screaming and a lot more -- maybe a little stomach turning if that is the kind of person you are. looks like a lot of fun. >> yes, twists and turns there. >> i was just talking about great america with someone i saw over the weekend, talking about gold strike but didn't talk about that one. that looks crazy. >> marcus would do it. so would you. >> i would. >> really a good time to get on the coasters. >> it's going to be nice and comfortable today but not for the water park. save that for the weekend. it's going to be heating up as this morning we see a cold front passing by the bay area. it's going to change our temperatures drastically and i can tell looking at the satellite and radar we see a cluster of clouds. this is the front rol

let me see a close-up of the contract to make america great again. see that full screen, please? there it is, yeah. do you love it? it's taking on life here. all we need is to get it going. >> the candidates my pac are endorsing have to be committed to the president. the money came from the people who supported trump it was the largest pac in the trump campaign. as far as romney -- lou: before we get to romney. i know you love romney and you can discuss romney. >> i think you have gotten confused between the 44th and 45th president. we wish him well. we need seats but i think he'll have a contest in utah. lou: i think that's always good. a competitive race. i want to turn to the idea that the republican party has an establishment that wants to tell all republicans, particularly in the house, how to run. they are telling the president we don't want to hear from you about illegal immigration, we don't want to hear from you about trade. we don't want to hear from you about the industry you rejuvenated. manufacturing you restored. the manufacturing jobs

energy, and an unshakable belief in the american people and the capacity of all of you to make america great again. trump's leadership is already making america great again. it is deeply humbling. this small town boy from across theborder to have opportunity to serve as vice president. i want to thank you. [applause] for the first time in a long time, i said earlier in this week, we have a president with broad shoulders and a big heart. guest: donald trump when he was campaigning made a deal with conservatives. saidrvatives basically we will support you, and we want you in the white house so you will sign whatever legislation the republican congress passes and keep your mouth shut. what they got was a president who mostly signs what republicans passed but does not keep his mouth shut. we are seeing bigger and bigger division by education in america. the better educated you are now, the more likely you are to vote democratic. the wealthier you are, the more likely you are to vote republican. students will say, what about people who are wealthy and well educated? they are what sociologists cal

this guy right here saying "make america great again" doesn't make america great, carrying a flag withd a shooting? that is disgusting! more americans have been killed in school shootings this year than have died serving the us military. this country is struggling to explain the inexplicable, again. 0ur correspondent peter bowes gave me the latest. we know now that the suspect has been taken to galveston countyjail on suspicion of capital murder. if he is officially charged and found guilty, that means he could face the death penalty. there are two other people who have been described as people who have been described as people of interest, persons of interest, one who was at the school and has been questioned, apparently reacted in a suspicious way, and a third person who was not at the school, and we understand will also be questioned. in the meantime the police have been investigating suspicious devices, explosive devices that have been found on the campus and around the building, and warnings going out to local people that these could be extremely dangerous, to stay away from them,

keep america great. >> [cheers and applause]. >> because we are doing so well. in another few years when we start the heavy campaign, make america great again would not work out well. it's keep america great because that's where we are headed. >> [cheers and applause]. >> president trump putting the cap on a great week with a big rally in indiana. three american prisoners are home. >> in singapore i will be meeting with kim jong-un to pursue a future of peace and security for the whole world. >> [cheers and applause]. e >> you remember everybody on the fake news where he said he will get us into a nuclear war! >> [booing]. >> you know what gets you into nuclear wars? weakness. >> and mr. trump shows the glaring differences between him and his predecessor. >> president obama paid 1.8-billion dollars for hostages. >> [booing]. >> you, not me, the hostages came out with respect. we didn't pay for them. they came out for nothing. the others came out for 1.8-billion dollars in cash. you can believe that? >> [laughing]. greg, you don't like this phrase, but a lot to u

this coming out of the reason why because coming out a whole lot of media attention for the make america great song going to make america great in everything that he's done with his dragon energy friends so what i'm saying is that you know at the end of the day that's the desk that's the b.s. play stuff that nobody has time for this. something that's true so i don't think we play i don't think we're playing against each other but i'm saying vis has meaning in truth. is based on nothing this. doesn't even know about some of riis's things that are connected to jeff sessions career he's a car you do know about a lot of the families being deported and broke up he's completely oblivious to all of the pain that. has caused so it's like that's a joke so if you can do or something you don't need to repeat that even at the ball print you know any print that the fine print not the bold print anything but then you've got a person who's shown how ugly this country can be desk can stand on its own we were going to miss a call you are measured going but we don't really have to think it's like i think it's r

again, america is great, and this is an opportunity for us to honor all of those who made america great. look, mark and i spent a lot of time in uniform, a lot of time in harm's way, and we both put great young men and women in the ground based on their sacrifices. and i have to tell you there is nothing that is more humbling and you have to be thankful for those families that offered up the most precious treasure we have, which is the sons and daughters, to go forward to really protect the nation, make this nation great. so we need to think about it, because if we don't think about it, we become aimless, we become rudderless, and we end up losing our bearings and we will never allow that to happen. so, erica, again, thanks for allowing me to think about it a little bit with you today. >> we always appreciate it. and it is so important to have your perspective as well. you have been there your entire life. when we look at this, part of what we heard too was the importance of remembering those who have given all and their families every single day you wrote about that for cnn.com.

day, dozens of bay area families got to take a break from fighting cancer and have some fun at great america. >> we are live in santa clara with the highlights of courageous kids day. >> reporter: american cancer society puts on this event every year. it gives mothers a chance to get away from caregiving and have fun with their kids. with performers drumming up excitement, kids with cancer and their sib lipg lings enjoyed rar playing games or hanging out in the sandbox. here there was no talk of chemo, tumors or lymphoma. bob lost his own son to cancer and is the co-chair of the event. >> it's very exciting to see people have a day away from cancer. kind of forget what's going on and have a great time. >> reporter: at one point the harlem globetrotters made a surprise appearance and performed. they taught them some cool new moves. right now, the kids are enjoying the amusement park. i bet a few are on this flight deck roller coaster behind me. by the way, 2,600 people participated in this year's courageous kids day. they are still out here having fun. >> what a lovely day. now to the weather

this guy right here saying "making america great" does not make america great.a flag with a pistol when we have just had a shooting — that is disgusting! more americans have been killed in school shootings this year than have died serving in the us military. this country is struggling to explain the inexplicable, again. james cook, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: almost dawn — large crowds are spending the night on the streets in the english town of windsor waiting for the wedding of the queen's grandson, prince harry to the american actress, meghan markle. we'll have more in the next few minutes. the pope was shot, the pope will live — that's the essence of the appalling news from rome this afternoon, that, as an italian television commentator put it, terrorism had come to the vatican. the man they call the butcher of lyon, klaus barbie, went on trial today in the french town where he was the gestapo chief in the second world war. winnie mandela never looked a woman just sentenced to six years in jail. the judge told mrs mandela there was no

i resent the remark about making america great again. arding. >> what i'm saying is i would like to you try it. >> i'm attempted to completela -- i'm tempted tocomn second thought maybe she could show us how it's done. ♪ no place i would rather be ♪ no, no, no. ♪ no place i'd rather be ♪ no, no, no, no ♪ no place i'd rather be ♪ no, no, no, no, no ♪ no place i would rather be ♪ when i am with you. ed: what a morning. thanks to bass pro and cabella's. they have a spring setup out there. they have a pool. abby: our viewers are thinking right now are he had ed and pete going to get in those kayaks later in the show and compete. ed: can you bet we are. ed: hehad. pete: i think i competed with clayton. last year i was winning. this year i haven't been so yet. so far. big trophy at stake. abby: what do you think? friends@foxnews.com. who will be in the water first? ed or pete? pete: we have footage? i believe -- i was just told now that ed was practicing yesterday. ed: they told me they were not filming this. abby: have you got to be kidding. e

lawrence express way, great america park way and san thomas express way could be a problem. >> and people not local, taking advantage of when security and everyone leaves. during the big events, everyone who is a local try park on the curb. >> reporter: science to keep concertsgoers out. >> usually, each driveway into here, there are like cones. no parking for residents only signs. >> reporter: back out here live, another long look at cars. the concerts are expected to end before that time. reporting live from levi stadium. nbc bay area news. >> did you say t-swift? >> and they're called t-swifties, too. it is a nice night for a concert. >> it will be beautiful. 70s in the south bay. probably no big issues tonight unless you are in the hills. that's where the wind will gust up. i want to take you to contra costa county. the fire damage is high. you can see the hills starting to turn brown. not a cloud in the sky. let's get a look at the temperature. 84 degrees. notice the humidity in the bottom right-hand side of the screen. 16%. that's extremely dry. the closer it gets on zero, the faste

great. and if we want to make america great again, let's embrace that openness and continue to go from strength to strength. >> except of course as you rightly say that pressure point is it right on that openness right now, and on the diversity that has made america so great. i wonder what you think of this new sort of study seeping into the political arena, if you like, that was done to explain the trump vote and the trump voters? because many of the mainstream press, of course, conservative press as well, and all the talk after the election was that it was all about the left behind, it was all about the middle states, the fly over states, it was all about those who, you know, under going severe economic disenfranchisement and anxiety. and yet the stanford university study suggested it is actually about racial anxiety much more than economic. they look at the economics of those who voted and they see that it's actually racial anxiety, what van jones said on election night, sort of a white lash. >> oh, i don't think there is any doubt that race is at the heart of this chapter of american histor

day, dozens of bay area families got to take a break from fighting cancer and have some fun at great america. >> we are live in santa clara with the highlights of courageous kids day. >> reporter: american cancer society puts on this event every year. it gives mothers a chance to get away from caregiving and have fun with their kids.

this guy right here saying "making america great" does not make america great. had a shooting — that is disgusting! more americans have been killed in school shootings this year than have died serving in the us military. this country is struggling to explain the inexplicable, again. james cook, bbc news. well, let's cross to our correspondent, gary o'donoghue who is in texas for us. what is the latest week you are? —— what is the latest where you are? in the last couple of hours, the gunmen has been taken into custody, not being offered any bail, being charged with some capital crime, a little murder, as you would expect, the federal authorities are also potentially looking at other charges as well that he could face. in the meantime, the police are continuing to search here at the santa fe high school and indeed at two other locations to see if there are any more of these explosive devices that came to light in the wake of the shooting. of course what we are getting is the traditional, the terrible tragic traditional pattern continues after each and every one o

this guy right here saying "make america great again" doesn't make america great.oting? that is disgusting! more americans have been killed in school shootings this year than have died serving the us military. this country is struggling to explain the inexplicable, again. james cook, bbc news. we'll let's cross to our correspondent gary 0'donoghue who is in texas for us. what more with learning about the shooting? as you could see the police are still here, they are likely to be here for some time yet to come because they are still searching this area. you will know because of those explosive devices that have been found, associated with the shooter, these pipe bombs, these pressure cooker bombs and indeed is molotov pop tales of other cannot be sure they have found everything so it is a pretty rural setting here, we are out really of the town itself, there are a lot of fields around here is about continuing to check. they are also continuing to check. they are also continuing to check. they are also continuing to search to properties and a trailer, we understand.

it's called the contract to make america great again. y candidate who runs for office and deserves the support of american voters has to stand up with the president of the united states. and join that contract to make america great again. i think we're saying the same thing and i applaud you for doing so and i wish you all of the best with the initiative. and i have to say, you know, with you on the trump team, i think this president is -- well, i don't think he's an underdog in any way. >> lou, you're the general of the resistance movement. we're going to follow you. lou: i've never been so rye-ranked. i appreciate it. thank you >>> that's it for us top thank you for being with us. monday, congressman ron desantis and congressman andy biggs among our guests. in the meantime, have a great weekend. good night. . >>> happy weekend. welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. i'm maria bartiromo. coming up, kyle bass, my special guest. and then later on in the program, my interview with w