abby: u.s.ning a violent blast in syria ripping through a bus depo killing at least a hundred people, thousands of syrian evacuees, among the dead government supporters, opposition fighters and children adding a new urgency to the chaos in that region. no one has claimed responsibility for that attack. north korea's escalating threat not detouring vice president mike pence as arrives to pass Ífic region -- pacific region. the vice president sitting to dinner with u.s. and south korean troops after wrapping up an easter church service. later joined by family to lay wreath on veterans service. pope francis holding a special has at the vatican to celebrate easter sunday. the day that christians commemorate jesus coming from the dead. a young ohio state fan making a touchdown, the touchdown of a lifetime, watch this. >> and jarvei gets away. another mistackle. he's making everybody miss and jacob with a touchdown. abby: how cool is that? that was great. pete: mainstream media is furious at the white

abby: 626. rahm emmanuel is in for a rude awakening if the stats continue. >> he absolutely is, we had like 25 to 50 schools close, fail under this mayor and so i find it interesting he's talking about priorities. why aren't your priorities the people of chicago, the veterans, the youth, the homeless, the elderly who could use that money to, you know, get their prescriptions, there are so many people that can legally vote for you that can use that money, americans need that money. and so i think it's a travesty, it's disgusting and he needs to be voted out. clayton: attorney general jeff sessions, what should he do when he has mayors skirting federal law? >> he needs to enforce the law. if this mayor wants to harbor fugitives or illegal aliens because they are illegally here it is a crime. he should enforce the law. if you are doing anything with illegal aliens that's against the law, you should face the prosecution and the penalties that come along with it even if you are a mayor. abby: that's

abby: dr.he v.a. is denying any retaliation. republican senator ron johnson now pushing a protection bill to help whistle blowers. and pete's favorite story. pamela anderson is known for secret late night visits with julian assange at ecuadorian prison in london. >> your relationship, would you say it is romantic? [laughter] >> i don't want to go into private details. i don't know. he is very sexy. [laughter] abby: don't get jealous, pete. anderson went on to say that the wikileaks founder is the man she spends the most time with socially and claims he is just misunderstood. after all these years. pamela anderson gave us the real story. pete: remember that movie borat trying to chase her down? >> where is this pamela? pete: president trump cracking down on trade abuse with executive orders. one thing he forgot to sign them. does that mean they are still valid? >> ♪ oops i did it again ♪ i played with your heart ♪ got to upend the game ♪ oh, baby ♪ oops ♪ you think i'm in love ♪ i'm not that inn

abby: rich? comfortable with the last president who called the fort hood shooting a workplace violence. i mean, they are not comfortable with this. the president called it terrorism and it turns out the president was right. abby: yeah. what about the patriots? they went to visit the white house on wednesday this week. the "new york times," of course, politicized that event saying well back when they visited president barack obama there were more players that came. they ended up having to apologize for saying that saying they were wrong in all of this. but were you surprised? >> it's such a small little issue but they are trying to tweak donald trump's ego. they are misrepresenting the number of people who were there because people were sitting in the audience this time where they were on the stairs last time. we have seen this on and on for the the 100 days. this is supposed to be the best part of his presidency. rougher here with the press if history is a guide. abby: american people just want f

abby: good morning, i'm abby huntsman. thanks for starting your day with us. vladimir putin's dangerous game of cat and mouse is intensifying. heather: russian bombers flying 36 miles off the coast of alaska. this time u.s. not intercepting, forcing them to change course. all of this, of course, as russia appears to help protect the syrian military allowing jets to move from the base hit by u.s. missiles to a russian base, putin vowing not to get involved but top u.s. officials saying that the militaries are still communicating. abby: a country in crisis, opponents of venezuela launched the so-called mother of all marchs, five people are now dead, hundreds arrested and security forces crack down with rubber bullets and tear gas. thousands paralyzing the streets of caracas. citizens of the socialist country staffer and their country's economy tanks. heather: cold-bloody killer targeting white men is not sorry >> that would be 800,000 from daca that we mistakenly deported. >> okay. abby: just wrapping up the tour of indonesia largest mosque. the vice president r

abby: love it.u. abby: always great to have you. what can we expect? this is an exciting season. >> yeah. we did 12 shows down in arizona. we did scottsdale, we did tucson, and phoenix. the first one aired last night, it's pretty fascinating about how drones have just taken over for selling of real estate in this country. now, there's a lot of regulations, there's a lot of things people need to look into, either you have to be certified to be able to fly the drone or there are companies that you basically pay as a realtor to do the appropriate, you know, drone. i mean, they could go inside the house, outside the house, panoramic at a views. but you also have neighbors that are saying wait a second, what's going on here, man? why are you people looking at our property? so there's a privacy issue, but it's happening, and it's just going to continue. pete: so the idea is the more powerful the visual, the likely someone is going to want to buy that place; right? >> yeah. a picture is worth 1,000 words a

abby? abby: thank you, clayton.ce. >> i don't know his mental state. what do i know is he is a liar. >> president trump is acting like a bully. >> president trump's policies speak to spread fear and divide us. >> we have a reality show host massacred raiding as president of the united states of america. >> what has he credit? nothing except chaos. >> i oppose this president. i do not honor this president. i do not respect this president. >> i will tell you what i would call it i don't care because he doesn't give a [bleep] about healthcare. abby: how far has all of that gotten? a new poll reveals that 67% of voters believe the democratic party is out of touch, including 344% of democrats. well, here to weigh in fox news contributor and democratic strategist richard fowler and joe borelli. good morning to both of you. thanks for being here. richard, i have got to get your thoughts off top there american people have spoken in that poll 67% say democrats are out of touch. a unof in them democrats themselves. >> well, l

steve: abby huntsman is in for ainsley. abby: great to be here.ust go along with whatever steve says. steve: fair and balanced. brian: i don't want that label. steve: more on the academy of country music. let's get to a fox news alert. a bombshell report about the unmasking of president trump's team. abby: sources telling fox news someone very high up in the obama white house is responsible. brian: griff jenkins promised to give us the rest of this story and details. griff, follow through, won't you? >> absolutely, brian, steve, and abby. good morning again. it is a bombshell report over the weekend led by colleague adam housley showing the intelligence official who unmasked orics posed the name of private citizens involved with the trump campaign we well known high up and senior in the intelligence world sources told fox news. house intelligence committee chairman devin nunes is leading the investigation into russia meddling into the election, as well as claims that the trump campaign was surveilled. nunes is aware this administration official ha

abby: have a good sunday. >> you too. abby: all right. coming up.ngs that he was going to do for us, i knew he was going to do this for us. >> a star is born. abby: we all remember him. well, guess what? that star is right now with ed henry at the diner. there he is. ed. >> all right. abby, we've got -- we're here been ease on the bench just a few miles, what's it like being a celebrity now? >> let me tell you. ever since i had that, all the people that have been brought in my life today is just unbelievable, ed. >> we're going to talk about the first 100 days on the other side of this break, abby. abby: love it. all right. we'll be right back after this. >> there's ed henry live in florida. abby: we recognize that guy. we know him, ed. >> what are you doing there? >> it's been raining all morning, but we have a hardy crowd. they stay here at benny's on the bench when it rains, we pour. i've only had them pour coffee. but jean was in melbourne, florida. i thought the secret service about had a heart attack. >> you're not kidding because they didn't

abby: yeah.ex tillerson made a statement on north korea and had people scratching their head like why is he saying this? north korea launched another intermediate range ballistic missile. spoken enough about north korea we have no further comment. i think it all now makes sense. >> it does. if you do things like that, it's called peace through strength. it's a great concept that president reagan came up with. the idea of sending a carrier group is not necessarily because you want to use it, it's not to use it. it's for deterrence. let the world know the united states is back, we're serious and president trump is not the same guy who has been kowtowing to tyrants like president obama has for 8 years. pete: do you believe if necessary the u.s. would shoot down a ballistic missile if there were more tests? >> i would love to see that. that would be a great example of the fact that we are still the big dog. we do have that capability. and, you know, move the theater air defense in to south korea and

abby: a lemur.. no child of god should ever suffer such horror. >> so how are those that escaped the assad regime reacting to the missile strike in syria? a refugee from syria, he fled -- he and his family fled in 2011 when he was just 17 years old, and he arrived in the u.s. in 2015. he joins us now. we thank you very much for joining us this morning. >> thank you for having me. pete: so what was your reaction when you saw president trump take action? >> president trump make red line a real line for bashar al-assad that he will stop to kill my people. i'm so happy and glad that he did that. finally after six years, we saw -- pete: yeah, what was your reaction? president obama originally said we're going to draw this red line if he uses chemical weapons then america did nothing. what was your feeling then? >> so sad. i'm so happy right now trump did that, like, when obama say he will stop assad doing that, and he gave a fake red line, bashar al-assad start to kill people again and again and again, a

we'll show you what happened after abby lee woke up. plus does she want to turn this into a reality show. i asked and that's coming up. >>> we move to sad news the passing of erin moran of "happy days." today it was revealed she was secretly balting cancer. officials say it indicated the actress suck combed to complications of stage four cancer. a source tells us she had throat cancer. investigators said results of toxicology tests are pending and no illegal narcotics were found tep residence. >> in 2012 she had been living in this mobile home with her husband and mother in law. her former costar and exboyfriend scott baio tweeted i hope she could find peace in her life. >> erin was 13 when she became a household name on "happy days." e.t. talked to her and scott on set in 1981. >> this work is life to us. if we didn't do it for a month or two you would go crazy. >> she was on the hit show for 11 seasons. she still suffered from self doubt. >> it was always a battle am i pretty enough or nice enough or happy enough. >> a few years later

abby: as they often do.oral midget in a deeply insecure person. >> i am so, so sad for america tonight listening to this speech. >> this was the most divisive speech i've ever heard. >> there are people who watch this who are hoping he would cost to send it higher. he took us right into that swamp. they feel like i want to take a shower. pete: those were democrats. >> they were like nine of them. abby: how many people on that panel? >> a focus group of cnn. i watched that live. it was unbelievable how condescending tone was. they don't understand president trump's bill. >> that's exactly what president trump is talking about. i'm all for free media. to which you want to do. that's honest and fair coverage. but point out the good bad. the american people want to do their job right and listen to what the american people are doing. if you go to middle america, they will tell you you have not been fair. >> absolutely. david gergen, captain s. conventional wisdom because they work for four presidents i know every

we'll show you what happened after abby lee woke up. does she plan to turn into this a reality star. >>> sad news the passing on erin moran. today, it was revealed she was secretly battling cancer. firms released her autopsy this morning. they say it indicated that the 56-year-old actor, quote, likely succumbed to come by places of stage 4 cancer. results of toxicology tests are pending and quote, no illegal narcotics were found at the residence. she was found dead saturday in rural southern indiana. in 2012 she was living in this mobile home with her husband and mother in law. scott baio said, i always hoped she could find peace in her life. >> erin was 13 when she became a household name on "happy days." "e.t." talked to erin and scott on the "happy days" set in 1981. >> this work is life for us. >> she was on the hit show for 11 seasons but still suffered from self-doubt. >> always a battle. am i pretty enough? am i nice enough. >> she and scott co-starred in joannie and chachi for two seasons. moran suffered from serious financial t

abby: very unusual but important.er close encounter with an iranian ship. us officials say the iranian vessel came with a 1000 yards of the uss mayhem in the persian gulf. the iranian ship charged forward to change course. the ship fired warning shots in a similar situation. we have taken out, and troops on the ground but now a wild new ally in the fight against isis, eight terrorists have been killed by the wild pigs like these, iraqi officials say the fighters were preparing for an attack when they disturb the nearby heard. boards are very aggressive and have razor-sharp teeth. the white house, donald trump's order to cut off funds to sanctuary cities is blocked. a federal judge ruling the president overstepped his authority. the growing reaction overnight. >> the ninth circuit court going bananas, rinds priebus described the decision by judge william orrick. blocking federal funds to sanctuary cities, the los angeles mayor responded and listened. >> this is the words of chief justice roberts being echoed become a t

abby: there he is finally.good on a promise, donald trump devoting every penny so far to the national park service. sean spicer presenting the check for $78,000. how it will be spent or when it will be released just yet. donald trump promised to donate his salary to a charitable organization. melania's portrait is here, she is smiling with her arms crossed. she says i'm honored to serve in the role of first lady and look forward to working on behalf of the american people over coming years. abby: 17 minutes after the top of the hour. harrison ford proves he can fly the millennium falcon perfectly fine but not so much in real life when he nearly crashed into another plane, his punishment just decided. >> california sanctuary for illegals, looking to protect everyone who wants to smoke weed. ♪ don't know if i am up or down ♪ in misery ♪ whatever it is ♪ scary. i say not if you protect yourself. what is scary? pneumococcal pneumonia. it's a serious disease. my doctor said the risk is greater now that i'm over 50!

ainsley: abby is live at a diner a&e at parrot's cafe. hey, abby.y: cooking up some pork as you can see down here in the south. i'm in robinson county. it's long been a blue county. gone democratic for years and years. last time the won richard nixon in 1972. this time around though it went for donald trump. why did they go for him this time? and what is the mood like here? we'll be here all morning long. also connected to gas station. on your way to work get some gas. get some bacon. very interesting. breakfast with friends. brian: no short of breaking news especially what's happened yesterday and what's happened today. fallout from the unmasking support following president obama national security advisor susan rice. steve: big question now did susan rice commit a crime? president trump seems to think so. ainsley: kevin corke is live from the white house with new reaction prosecute this administration. good morning, kevin. kevin kevin the president makes no bones about it there may have been a crime committed here now. it's fair to point out the pr

here today, sandra smith, abby huntsman, former state department spokeswoman, speethree nine, and today's #oneluckyguy, kevin jackson. your outnumbered. >> kevin: , that's my gang sign. >> meghan: we had a little pre-outnumbered. >> kevin: i know the dirt on the girls now. >> meghan: let's get this started. the isolating war of words between the united states and north korea over the country's nuclear program. as secretary of state, will rex tillerson says he's looking at ways to put pressure on the regime which includes putting the rogue nation back on the list of state sponsors of terror. >> we are reviewing all the status of north korea in terms of state sponsorship of terrorism as well as all the other ways in which we can bring pressure on the regime in pyongyang, but to reengage with us. >> meghan: the north is firing back through state media warning. in the case of our super mighty pimco straight being launched, it will be completely and immediately wipe out not only united states invasion forces, but the u.s. mainland and reduce them to ashes. don't mess with us. meantime, vice pr

abby: we have so much news i will keep an eye on it. steve: thanks, abby. tax reform by the end of the year? we'll ask lindsey graham from south carolina that's coming up. steve: president trump making good on his pledge to make america work again. >> to buy and hire american order. i'm go to stein help protect workers and students. put america first. you better belief it. steve: the next guest has front r0e seat for signing ceo of snap on deals. come on in. ♪ making a living with these two hands ♪ still believe in the good old back way. ♪ i watched them shut the factories downf ♪ and the foreigners brought into town ♪ t congestion, clarispray covers 100 percent of your nasal allergy symptoms. clarispray. from the makers of claritin. our 18 year old wase army in an accident.'98. when i call usaa it was that voice asking me, "is your daughter ok?" that's where i felt relief. we're the rivera family, and we will be with usaa for life. ♪ ♪ i'm dr. kelsey mcneely and some day you might be calling me an energy farmer. ♪ energy lives here. there's nothing more th

but abby says she felt disrespected and she felt ignored.xit comes just weeks before her sentencing in may on charges she hid about $775,000 from a bankruptcy court. >> are you prepared to spend time in prison? >> no. >>> number two, dancing's max and his injury aftermath. >> how serious is the injury? it looked bad. >> he has tears in his calf muscle. >> his fiance told us that max is recovering in ohio after undergoing minor surgery. a source says that doctors are insisting that max sit out the show for at least a month. >>> and the number one story this week, clooney talks fatherhood. >> do you have names? >> i can't name them casa and aimee goes. >> you wanted to? >> it's just a thought. it's a family business. >> go to "e.t." online for the latest. >>> and micha barton took action to prevent the sale of a sex tape that she says was filmed without her consent. and now she is coming clean to dr. phil. >> i think it was a hallucination. >> it was this january when she was seen in her backyard rambling and screaming. >> were you seeing some

abby: you are so sweet, ms. holly. air kisses on the other side, i am from l.a.. >> me and julia are going to go play while you tell the story of your life. play, play, play. >> you are a amazing, abby. and julia, you are amazing. thank you for being here. julia: thank you. [applause] >> well. can i just add a superduper relevant?y that is you mentioned i was on sesame street. i had one appears. my father did not want me to be on because he did not want me to be a showbiz kid. you can see how that turned out. i let me come on one time and just kept saying hi, gorgeous. one day maybe i will get to make up for that. i am still not over a 30 something years later. i am excited to introduce october no anthony, the leader of the research team whose work brings us together here today. dr. anthony is the deputy director of the center for child and human development and the vice chair of pediatrics at university. his research interests range from children's mental health services to development psychopathology to autism and se

abby lee miller in tears before her life altering surgery. >> i'm scared. i'm nervous. have anyone counting on me. >> how do you mean? >> i'm an only child. i'm not married. i don't have any kids. so there's nobody freaking out if something happens to me. >> the former "dance moms" star underwent gastric sleeve surgery to get her weight under control. >> i want to look better and nothing makes the moms more jealous. >> there's your motivation. >> pay back's a [ bleep ]. >>> janet jackson is moving on following her break upof her five-year marriage. >> this is a story about control. >> it was a mom's night out for the singer, catching bruno mars' performance. she is spending time with her brother randy, who lives in london. >>> number three, hollywood mourns the loss of a "happy days" star. for 11 seasons, erin moran starred as joanie cunningham on the series. >> it's always a battle. am i pretty enough? am i happy enough? >> erin likely succumbed to complications of stage four chance. she was 56. >>> j. lo dishes about her guy a. rod. >> i got to ask you about the nickn

i'm glad that you're here, abby. >> i had to be here. just had to come because i want to introduce everybody to julia. she's my new friend. she has autism and she's amazing. >> well, i'll bet she is and we cannot wait to meet her. >> yeah, well -- i tell you, we do all kinds of stuff together. we like to play games, everybody, and we sing -- boy can julia sing ♪ she just loves to sing oh, wow and she's a good painter, too. uh-huh. >> i'll bet, i just can't wait -- i heard that a lot of your friends didn't really understand julia at first. >> yeah, that's true, but i tell you what it didn't take long for her to see how amazing she is. >> well we have a clip of the first time that big bird met julia, should we show that abby? >> you have that? >> we have that. >> you have that? you know that clip and i'll go get julia! [ laughter ] oh, bye! [ laughter ] >> so you are in for a great treat because we'll show you a little preview of julia's first "sesame street" episode which will air on april 10 so mark your calendars. so right now, here's y

abby: welcome back.afe space for and told her, offering a new date after conserving -- canceling her event. >> her announcement she tends to come to this campus on april 27th without regard to the fact that we do not have a protect the able venue available on that date is our greatest concern. i asked my staff to look beyond the usual venues we use for large public gatherings. that expanded search identified a protectable venue. >> the school scrapped her speech over security concerns but they are offering to reschedule for may 2nd. she is still coming next week, not to the berkeley press release. >> one of america's top universities, can change day today, using the wrong pronoun is a form of violence. the lgbt office giving out a guide on campus, sq ms. jen during someone and policing threatens the lives of trans-people. several students expressing outrage for this campaign. now for 2 donald trump not giving up on his promise to replace obamacare. what comes next? >> reporter: house republicans are shop

shall we show that abby. >> you have that? >> we have that. >> you have that. >> yes shall we show that. >> that's a great idea miss holly. you stay right there show that clip i'll get julia. bye. >> all right. spo you are all in for a really great treat right now. we're going to show you a little preview of julia's first "sesame street" episode which will air april 10th. mark your calendars right now here is your sneak peek. >> here is some more paper guys. >> nice. >> hay welcome to "sesame street." >> we are having some fun with finger paints. >> high guys high elmo. high abby. >> high big bird. >> who is this. >> this is our friend julia. >> hi, julia i'm big bird nice to meet you. oh. julia? >> julia is just concentrating on her paining right now. you guys you're all doing a great job. >> ellen, i don't think julia likes me very much. >> no you two are just meeting the first time. >> oh, so she is shy. oh i get that i can feel shy sometimes too. >> with julia it's not just that. you see she has autism. she likes it when p

it feels like -- abby huntsman is here. abby: edible. ainsley: what's your choice of cone. enjoy a nice cone? ainsley: how about a waffle cone those are amazing. abby: there not a cone i don't like. i'm pro-all cones. steve: a, b, c delicious. abby: a man thrown off a delta flight after he uses the restroom during a 30 minute delay? >> understand why? [inaudible] >> i need more information, sir. >> man was told to stay seated for his safety but got up, causing the plane to lose its place in line for takeoff. that's when the flight crew told him he needed to get off the plane. meanwhile united airlines is in damage control helping to bring back customers viral video passenger dragged off overbooked flight company taking out this full page ad listing 10 company changes. limiting police involvement to safety issues only. offering customers up to 10 grand to switch their flights. that is a lot of money. and requiring more training for their employees a controversial painting shows up on capitol hill yes, again. democratic congressman lacy clay arguing that the painting's remova

. >> can we talk about your girl, abby? >> my girl?see her trying to be all sparkly and stuff. >> what's up with that? >> tune in and find out. >> i heard next week it's going to get dark. >> it's about to go down. >> while abby's world is out of control and huck's life hangs in the balance, darby has one message. >> the next episode is not to be missed because it just gets juicier. >> and i tested my theory on what happens next which could be true later in the season. >> pope kills abby. >> yes. i'll give that to you, why not? >> sure. >> i'll make you right for at least five minutes. >> okay. i have a feeling -- >> you heard it here first. not from me. >> wow. hello? it's a good theory. i'm not going to confirm or deny. >> best show on tv right now. >>> also getting love, the man who has late night on lockdown, james corden. the late late show celebrating its second season. kelsey got to the scoop on his upcoming acting gig with eight of hollywood's fiercest females. >> i'm an insurance investigator looking for something that is miss

shortly after abby was born her mother took this smart phone video of abby turning blue and not breathing. when she got to the hospital she was breathing. the doctor was persistent. a battery of tests lead to immediate open-heart surgery to fix a restricted aorta and it was none too soon. >> it was terrifying a year ago. >> reporter: they said they used a team approach at the medical center to help abby. >> without them, we don't know where we would be right now. >> reporter: the outcome is what the medical team hoped for. >> it is very gratifying to see here as a normal 12-month-old because it could've been very different. >> ♪ [ music ] ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ [ music ] ♪ [ applause ] >>> flights going in and out today will be delayed because of a repaving project. arriving flights were delayed as much is one hour and 20 minutes today. the runway is expected to reopen at noon on monday. it is a big project that will go through june. >>> the oakland international film fest will -- festival begins this tuesday. >> this festival is somewhat of a resurrection of the kind of influence and

lonnie wong "in the coming years, abby probably won't remember this birthday...but you can be sure heramento, loninie wong, fox 40 news. ( marty ) the doctor now uses that cell video as a training aid... and encourages parents to record their babies symptoms to help doctors diagnose illness.. professor under fire this morning for a tweet. who he was targeting. live look live look outside...sutro tower. dave spahr is here with your weather forecast. (dave)still some breezy north winds in the hills that will ease through midday but set the stage for a sunny and warm day across the bay area. little change for sunday with sunny and mild weather. a dry front moves through on monday that will cool temperatures slightly with another round of breezy winds in the hills. dry and seasonable tuesday through wednesday. next chance of rain later thursday or more likely friday of next week. ( marty ) we are learning this morning that intelligence gathered in the last several months played a major role in the decision to ban large electronics on some flights. the ban applies to eight countries in the

let's bring back phil mudd and abby phillip and mark preston.d to political hyp hyperbole. we heard this. everybody is going to jail. where is castro coming from? i thought they didn't know anything. >> he is playing into the same hand the republicans were dealing earlier. you know, he's basically politicizing a committee that republicans have been criticized for politicizing a committee. he has no moral ground for what he did. >> unless he can back it up. >> even if can he back it up, this is ongoing investigation. he is supposed to be an investigator looking into the administration in its acts and tactics and whatever. to say probably. he hedges it by saying probably. irresponsible. >> abby, what is the reaction to what congress member castro said? >> it has been a bit of inn difference. this investigation has been off the rails for some time. both sides using hyperbole that it almost renders statements meaningless. so far, we have seen no evidence to warrant that. we don't know what the committee has seen. it is important to note he has acces

steve: thank you, abby. abby: thank you.ust a racist. why can't it be a hate crime and act of terror? our next guest says it can and that guy kevin jackson come on in. you are going to sound off next. brian: leave it to scrub clu. >> you need some help. >> i think i got it but thank you. >> are you sure? >> i don't know but thank you. brian: ainsley is all over this story. introducing the mercedes-benz family of vans. including the full-sized sprinter and the mid-sized metris. ...if these are your wingtips... ...if this is your gourmet latte... then these are your vans. vans for professionals. strictly professionals. best commercial van residual value according to alg and starting at just $25,995. mercedes-benz. vans. born to run. [waitress] more coffee? [student] yeah, thanks. [student] oh yeah for sure... [waitress] yeah ok [student] i can just quit school and get a job. [ex student] its okay daddy's here. [wife] daddy [wife] hi [dad] hey buddy [son] hey dad [wife] i think we can do this. [dad] really? [chancellor] adam ba

abby: that 5 day old of california.sits more than anything else in life. love that the try to cross the road and miraculously survived and being hit by not one but two cars. luckily the little girl suffered minor head injuries but is expected to be okay. finally the ugly. move over. reebok released spin off. going for $425. the reebok dirty jeans released same price by in order tropical. i wilin order trump. i won't be buying that. >> we have a once in a generation opportunity to do something really big. >> he's calling this the largest tax reform plan in u.s. history. >> this is all about creating jobs and growing the economy. >> current tax code has some seven personal income tax brackets. the trump plan squeeze that to three. >> phenomenal reduction in taxes. >> i have signed 13 such congressional resolutions to give power back to the people. >> absolutely extraordinary scene here at the white house. bus loads of senators arrived for what was a very long briefing on north korea.

brian: abby you did a great job at 5:00 a.m. abby: good luck to meghan.ll. i do want to bring you headlines happening overnight. u.s. meeting with top middle east ally israel secretary of defense james mattis meeting with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu who praised president trump's stand against chemical weapons. listen. >> this has been appreciated around the world and in our region-think this is a welcome change, a strategic change of american leadership and american policy. >> the week before holocaust remembrance, i think it's important that we remind ourselves that if good people don't band together, then bad people can do a lot of damage in this world. abby: mattis warning the assad regime against using weapons again after killing nearly 100 of its own civilians earlier this month. sanctuary city of chicago approving a new plan to hide illegal immigrants from the feds plus give them access to city services and american jobs. city leaders are proving a new system that mirrors san francisco. giving illegals and other groups like ex-cons ids

the errors led to abbie dying aged just 17 months. her heart rate went down, down and down.hey didn't intervene. and obviously, they tried to move me, to see if they could find a trace, and there wasn't anything there. so if they would have done theirjob, and got me into theatre when she was dropping, as in her heart rate dropping, then i might still have her now. following abbie‘s death in 2007, the bbc‘s panorama programme learned the nhs regulator wrote to the trust, urging them to improve maternity services. the healthcare commission said they should keep a record of foetal heart monitor traces, staff training needed updating, and learning from clinical incidents had to improve. two days ago, we asked the trust to lay out the actions they had taken following the healthcare commission's advice. this afternoon, they responded. they failed to provide evidence that any changes had, in fact, been made. instead, they say that every baby's death is investigated to ensure that lessons are learned, and again repeated their unreserved apology to the families who have lost a child.

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and we'll be back with abby lee miller.he's now taking to drop weight fast. >>> travel consideration provided by -- >>> well, we're out of time. but we have quick "baywatch" news. >> tomorrow, i'm hosting the slow mo marathon. >> actually slow news, not quick news. >> well, the cast from the new movie are recreating that famous strut they used to do on the beach, with hundreds of runners in l.a. and the best part is, you don't have to cross the finish line. just have to look good doing it. come on, nancy. see it on our facebook live page tomorrow. and we'll have more for you on monday. >> and we'll also have this "e.t." exclusive. former "dance moms" drill sergeant abby lee miller taking drastic measures to lose weight. >> have a great weekend. >> bye, everybody. >> this is crazy. >> only "e.t." is with abby lee miller for her weight loss surgery. in tears before entering the o.r. >> there's nobody freaking out if something happens to me. >> as she has nearly 80% of her stomach removed. >> i'm scared. i'm nervous. >> what o

the introductions is that this is abby. >> he is my boss. >> boss?vibe i got walking into the room was off. i felt awkward. i didn't quite feel welcomed and my initial feeling is that this is not good. i did not want to think about the fact that my mind was telling me that maybe you should walk out of that door and catch the bus. i should have. i really should have. >> and these guys are partying already. do you want a beer or something? >> no, i am feeling pretty tired, and i am just going to go to the bed. show me to my room? >> yeah, upstairs. >> i am not feeling great about this situation. but i am focused on the fact that i am going home tomorrow. there was only a mattress on the floor and nothing else. >> sweet dreams. and if you need anything, just let me know. >> hindsight is 20 20i and you realize what you didn't do and you should have done, but you can't change it now. i wake up in the morning. i am going downstairs and bringing my bag down. one of the things they noticed is that lucio was not helping me with the bag. he always, always carr

abby phillip of "the washington post." julie hirschfeld davis of the new york times. and jake sherman of politico. announcer: celebrating 50 years. this is "washington week." funding is provided by -- >> their leadership is instinctive. they understand the challenges of today and research the technologies of tomorrow. some call them veterans. we call them part of our team. announcer: additional funding is provided by -- newman's own foundation donating all profits from newman's own food products to charity and nourishing the common good. ku and patricia ewing through the ewing foundation committed to bridging cultural differences in our community. the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. once again, live from washington, moderator robert costa. robert: good evening today marked the final day in the mythical first 100 day milestone that all new administrations are measured by. president trump traveled to atlanta to thank some of his most strident supporter at the n.r.a. annual convention. his mes

we got one minute left here, abby, go. >> i tell you what i hear the most from people is regulations.e's actually been extremely successful in pulling those back and really changing the way that the government works around regulation. some people like this, some people don't, but it's undeniable that it's been going on. they've been using the congressional review act a lot more than past presidents and that's something that's real and going to be ongoing and something that's going to be pretty long lasting considering that the two out, one in regulation rule meaning they have to get rid of two in order to put one in, is something that is going to really have a profound effect on the entire government for the duration of his presidency. >> okay. one word for us. biggest success. >> i say the coupling of economic and security issues, the way we're going to start closing trade deficits. obviously gorsuch -- >> that's more than one word. i was getting the wrap in my ear, jason. i did want to give a trump supporter a chance to say -- we'll come back to you, mike and stephen. thank you for

. >> reporter: shortly after she was born the mother took this smart phone video of abby turning blue. >> it was like a mad scientist trying to figure out what was going on. >> reporter: a battery of tests eventually led to open heart surgery to fix a restricted aorta. >> if you delay the diagnosis you might get a second chance, you may not. >> reporter: abby's dad said that the medical center used a team approach to help her, including the rest of his family. >> without them, we don't know where we would be right now. >> reporter: and of course, abby's outcome is what the medical team lives for. >> it is very gratifying. it is so gratifying for her to be a growing normal 12-month old. because it could have been so different. >> reporter: in the coming years, abby probably won't remember this birthday, but you can be sure her parents and others will. in sacramento, tonnywong fox 2 news. >>> new documents show oakland fire officials sounded the alarm about dangerous conditions at an apartment come flex where four people died this week. the warning came in an email back in january, but

abby everett was born in 2004 with brain injuries, including severe epilepsy and cerebral palsy.romptly deliver her, despite foetal heart traces indicating abby was in distress. the errors led to abby dying aged just 17 months. her heart rate went down, deep, down and down. they didn't intervene. obviously they tried to move me to see if they could find a trace. there wasn't anything there. if they would have done theirjob and got me into theatre when she was dropping, as in her heart rate dropping, then i might still have her now. following abby‘s death in 2007, the bbc‘s panorama programme learned the nhs regulator wrote to the trust urging them to improve maternity services. the healthcare commission said they should keep a record of foetal heart monitor traces, staff training needed updating and learning from clinical incidents had to improve. two days ago, we asked the trust to lay out the actions they'd taken following the healthcare commission's advice. this afternoon they responded. they failed to provide evidence that any changes had, in fact, been made. instead, they sa

nice to have you all here. >> abby, let me begin with you and ask you about the washington post thising, and reporting that the intel community and the fbi got this fisa warrant to monitor carter page's communications for months and obviously, that is relevant because he billed himself as a foreign policy adviser with the trump campaign, even though he never met with the president, the campaign is distancing himself from him. it's a huge deal because a judge would have had to have been convinced that carter page was acting on behalf of an adversary to get this. >> that's right. and importantly, taking a little bit of a step back. the only reason carter page is relevant to begin with is because the president himself, now president trump and then candidate trump, named him as a foreign policy adviser at a time when he was being pressed to sort of name who he was consulting with to come up with his foreign policy during the campaign. one of those people was carter page and over time the white house has never really explained and the campaign never really explained how carter page ended

lonnie wong "in the coming years, abby probably won't remember this birthday...but you can be sure herrents will...in sacramento, loninie wong, fox 40 news. (pam) the doctor now uses that cell video as a training aid -- and encourages parents to record their babies symptoms... to help doctors diagnose illness.. (steve) take a look at this... it was a close call for four sailers who drifted too close to redondo beach pier in southern california. tonight they are lucky to be alive. the video shows the crew struggling to raise the boat's sails in heavy winds. pretty soon it was too late. one strong wind pushes the boat straight into the pier...sending all four people into the water. thankfully their injuries were only minor. (pam) coming up:a massive freeway collapse.... what we know about three people arrested in connection with the fire that brought it down. (steve) then:this tweet going viral: a professor says he saw a man give up his first class seat for a soldier -- and it made him sick. tonight -- how he's defending his words. (pam) and next:the commute traffic getting so bad.... it