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immigration which was very important. 1880s and early 1890s were full of both print accounts and others abouof what immigrants e united states were facing. they were coming from eastern europe, ireland, and he noted the reaction of people in united states to these immigrant groups. and it's a story of some turmoil peggy wasn't all smooth biggie was very concerned about living conditions for people in new york, about inadequate housing. so and all that he reported about living in new york city, he was a champion for justice. now, what did he write about the u.s. south? that's very important and a big focus of my book. he didn't travel extensively in the united states south until the 1890s when he went to florida to raise money for cuban communities who are in the tobacco industry, and he was very successful in that. but he read accounts of newspapers, from the newspapers in the united states, in these accounts are really significant. marti saw that the civil war have not healed the wounds that after reconstruction there were vicious attacks on blacks in the south. some raids. he doesn't use t

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> so excited walking around the school this week, hearing the conversation of the kids and the 24u abou enthusiasm about it. i have to say this is the highlight of my career. >> number one rule for the kids -- well, you have to take your shoes off before you walk on the map. >>> in montgomery county, members of the globetrotters spent the day playing with legos. they had a friendly competition with the kids in the soon to open lego center. there you go. legos in one hand, ball in the other. >> the globetrotters saturday night at temple university. >>> i'm "first alert" meteorologist erika martin with your most accurate forecast. weather headlines for today include temperatures above normal. we're going to see 60s for the most part across the delaware valley for upper 50s. by tonight, p.m. clouds develop west to east. also tracking rain, wintery mix for the lehigh valley. looks like by tomorrow morning, for the a.m. commute, we could see light snow for everybody. so, on friday, a.m. wintry mix with light snow. give yourself extra time for that commute. heads up now, because today we're g

now we got our swagger back and feeling good abou >>> the hoyas finishing up their regular season hostingnova. rodney pryor leading the way with three. hoyas up 8-4. bridges cuts back. nova takes a 20-15 lead. second half, it's more of the same. josh hart, also getting to the basket. he had 21 himself. villanova wins easy. 81-55. >>> tony bennett and the cavaliers looking to end the season on a high note. taking on pittsburgh. strong start will help that cause. jerome's three-pointer. part of a 19-2 run to start the game. cavs turning defense into offense. fundamental basketball. comes up with a steal and dunks it on the other. virginia had 32-11. second half, senior taking over. he scored a game high >>> george mason playing in their regular season finale. justin tillman the star of the show. he missed three shots for 24 points with 11 rebounds. rams terrible from behind the three-point arc missing 15 of their 18 attempts. inside, oh, they were dominating. still ahead by double figures in the second half. ian boyd, pulls george mason to within six. just under ten minutes to play. they pu

there's a lot of wiretapping being talked abou things. now for the most part i'm not -- >> the president added that what he calls some very interesting items will be coming to the forefront over the next two weeks. >>> president trump meanwhile, is opening the door to a rollback of auto emission standards and announced it in michigan his administration will review the next round of tougher environmental regulations. in a speech he said that jobs are more important than reducing carbon emissions, the obama administration put those tougher standards into place in its final days. >>> the justice department is charging two russian intelligence agents and two hackers in a massive breach of yaho yahoo! it affected half a billion users. among those targeted were the e-mail accounts of russian and u.s. officials, one of the hackers is under arrest in canada. it's unlikely the russian intelligence agents will ever set foot in american courtrooms at all. because the u.s. does not have an extradition russia. >>> the prime minister of the netherlands

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there are road closures to talk abou franklin pa will be he drive and finishing up at the art museum. it is a chilly morning, a little colder today. the temperature dropped overnight. so you might need those layers early on no matter what you're doing this morning. there are a few runs in our area today, not just happening. as we take a live look it's pretty empty at this point. a few of the workers here. expecting the runners shortly. again, this is starting at 7:30. so about 90 minutes from now the love run half marathon. for now, live in center city matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >>> in fairmount park this morning, more than 4,000 people will participate in the philadelphia area's largest colon cancer awareness event. get your rear in gear a four-mile run, two-mile walk and kid's fun run. it begins at the police touch museum. >>> the horvat regatta last week because of schools are participating in the with the championship round. >>> you can competing demonstrations in ♪ ♪ >>nt donald trump held a m independence mall. they planned to mer got there. an opposing grasci action showed up.

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after another announcement and introduction here, i will tell you abou about the other big item we arexpecting tonight and that's on the budget. there is great controversy there as well. listen. there you see the ladies in white. he. >> thank you very much. >> members of congress, i have the high privilege and the distinct honor of presenting to you the president of the united states. [cheers and applause] >> shepard: first time i have seen a thank you before that these things go directly to script not tonight. the other thing that we know is coming is the matter of budget. on the budget today the suggestion was made that to pay for these as the president puts it historic increases in defense spending he would cut, among other things the state department by 37%. a matter joe scarborough of msnbc, a guest apparently of elijah cummings, the first daughter jared curbner there cut the state department by 37% to pay for this quote historic increase in defense spending and already dead on arrival on capitol hill according to members of his own party. now the president. >> mr. speaker, mr. vi

for help lowering your blood sugar talk to your doctor abou javia.kennedy: when you hear david bow why it's a birm. you are absolutely right. donald trump wouldn't election because he's the david buttive politics or mayor case sexist, d so goes the reasoning the liberals use to explain why hillary clinton lots election. actors were hired to portray actors with reverse genders. here is a look at a female playing trump and a male playing clinton. >> you know if you did win, you would approve that and that would be almost as bad. >> that is just not accurate. i was against it once it was finally negotiated and the terms were laid out. >> you came the gold standard of trade. kennedy: the audience assumed the -- professors assumed the audience would balance can a --t balk at a woman playing trump jessica: i didn't even hate her. i was one of the hillary fans that admitted her messaging was terrible throughout this. i think there was sexism at play for sure. that's part of what's interesting about this. when you are watching the debates. the dynamic in siz

to keep secrets and is not a can coincidence that we don't have those secrets publish out there.how abou he said he wants to work with the cia. it's always only the united states. it seems like he seems to be working with us. think of all he could get from them.posed to that will not happen. i think they are sending these to look at ways that they can be compromised. i don't think we will see him in mountain view. when we come back. the pentagon confirms that hundreds of u.s. marines are now on the ground in syria so does a deployment signal a shift in u.s. involvement there. and the trumpet ministrations plan to fight isis. it's all coming up next. you don't let anything keep you sidelined. that's why you drink ensure. with 9 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. for the strength and energy to get back to doing... ...what you love. ensure. always be you. i did... n't. hat? hey, come look what lisa made. wow. you grilled that chicken? yup! i did... n't. smartmade frozen meals. real ingredients, grilled and roasted. it's like you made it. and you did... n't. afoot and light-heart

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ancient things like greece or the norman conquest, it's nice to be able to see what you're talking abouy isn't this a new map equator centric? that's a much better map. now our friends from the north pole will feel included. ♪ >> tom: what a good point i just made. [laughter] >> outrageous that they would want a map that's a better showing what the world looks like. how about we learn from shaquille o'neal that this whole global thing is b.s. anyway, the world is flat. he clearly stated yesterday, i don't know if you miss this. >> tom: i know, he's joining the flat earth society. >> if the world is round he wouldn't have traveled 90 degrees up-and-down. >> tom: he makes a lot of interesting points. look at that thing. dan was kind of joking about my point of view, he things every thing should be shown its proper size. but size is not the only thing you look for in a map. you've got to see the countries. >> i have my own theory about this. and on the new map, somehow boston appears to be a little bigger and that's why. [laughter] >> tom: just boston. >> they have a napoleon complex is a

we have so much to talk abou after friday's shock setback. the president signaled he would be moving on his next political target, tax reform. but it won't be any easier. the gop plan will have to be full-blown tax reform. if you need any more proof how tough this could get, there hasn't been a federal groafer haul in the tax code for 28 years. >> the republicans are going to discover that fixing tax is equally as difficult as replacing obamacare was. i would like to see them tackle big projects, why not. why not try to fix something like the corporate death tax. why not kill the death tax which doesn't stay dead. kennedy: the bored adjustment tax, kevin brady and paul ryan are super hot on this and they:swiped right, and they want a 20% tax imposed on imports who hurts business hospital have to get materials from other parts of the world to build things here. >> it's definitely a bad idea. if you talk to most economists they say we should abandon this plan all together, and the trump white house doesn't like it that much from what i understa

that's what this is really abou about. >> i have certainly experienced both during my time when i firstnt clinton was in office -- going through president bush and obama, i served in the federal reserves. i felt like over the course of the last couple years, there is been a little more of a social engineering of the military. i recently had army reserve training where the entire sunday morning was spent on transgender training. and what we should be focusing most importantly for our service members is ensuring that they are best prepared for combat, to protect and defend our country. the number one mandatory function, common defense. that should be priority number one. we need to make sure that with the new administration and with general mattis that our department of defense goes away from social engineering and more towards keeping americans safe, primarily and only. >> tucker: yeah. you think? that's all that matters. we are in a really silly stage. thank you for that. we talk about day-to-day political affairs. wasting our time with the debt crisis? this red versus blue arguments ir

focused in this country on the russian attack, the investigations into that, continuing rev lauelations abouxplained contacts. that's an area of intense focus. in that light as we are thinking about that what do you think is important for americans to understand about these protests in the streets against putin at home. i never thought i would see the day when somebody would go into detail to talk about it. it was quite brilliant. >> you did just great. it is what the russians is done internally here forgetting about the nature of this regime. i think what you saw on display on sunday was, a, as you rightly pointed out before the break the protests movement that was bigger than anybody predicted, but two, how they were just smashed. literally hundreds of people arrested. he is in jail for 15 days. he may be facing future sentences. that's the nature that mr. trump wants to be friends with. >> in terms of the threat to putin here, we have talked about how part of of this influence campaign that they apparently ran on our election last year may have been putin's intense fear of being toppled o

. >> conservatives worry ied abou the budget would say where is the money going to come from.00 million. where's the money coming from? >> that's $100 million in the context of the federal budget is a small number. it's important that there are existing programs relating to adoption and teen pregnancy prevention and related to housing that we can cobble them together. the importance of this is that people need to. stop yelling and screaming and find common ground. for 40 years everybody is yelling at each other, protesting, trying to defund planned parenthood olympic let's stop the yelling and screaming. let's do what the people want us to do, which is solve problems. this is a way to do it. >> going back to reducing the number of abortions, you talk about preventing unintended pregnan pregnancies. you can call them an accident or a mistake. but where's the system falling short roigt now when it comes to that? >> i don't think we have both sides agreeing to work on this together because they are so fixated on the abortion issue itself that they are often different camps. you'l

quote maybe the time has come to face the abou about. that goes a step further and talking about overturning a major precedent. if that's what you mean you think it should be overturned and if you considered the ramifications of that when justice scalia himself was the original champion of the chevron doctrine. >> senator, all i can do is explain to you why i was concerned about chevron in that case. and i was concerned because, again, we had an undocumented immigrant who was following judicial precedent. >> i really do understand the facts, but i want to know why you did a concurring opinion to your own opinion in order to make this broader sweep and talk about you said the time has come to face the. >> senator, i'm trying to answer your questions best as i can. and in the cases that arise in cases like this where an individual who isn't aided by an army of lawyers or lobbyists can they anticipate changes in law by agencies back and forth willy-nilly, even to the point of overruling judicial precedent. and that's a due process concern i

which he walked back today and a major way, my interpretation was very clear what she was talking abou about. surveillance, unmasking and potentially leaking to our friends upon the hill. intelligence. what to make of those comments? why is she still on tv? where is her lawyer? >> i think your initial comments are probably more accurate. it blew up in the last 24 hours. to me, it is becoming increasingly clear. i think you agree that there are a number of trump transition people whose names were unmasked and released to various friends in the press. these individuals had nothing to do with the russian investigation. zero. but they wanted to demonize these people and they wanted to most of all, sean, delegitimize the trump conservative populist agenda. they were going to delegitimize him on immigration, tax reform, health care. keeping perpetual cloud over hi him. his staff looking for information that i think had nothing to do with russia, to try to besmirch the reputation of staffers in the -- when devin nunes and the democrats cop up this information finally, we are going to have a v

everything i have done is appropriate >> bill: a lawmaker in massachusetts tipping off illegal aliens abou. we will talk to a sheriff about that. also, lou dobbs on americans not being able to come up with 2,000 bucks in a month. also, dennis miller has a test, are you a snowflake? >> no. no. no! no! >> bill: caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. "the factor" begins right now. ♪ >> bill: hi, i am bill o'reilly. things are watching a strike. brand-new poll on a trip president trump tonight. that is a subject of this evening's "talking points" memo. according to cbs news, that is not surprising for a president with no prior political experience, who is now into draining the swamp in washington. this time next year, president trump's job approval ratings will be much more meaningful. next question, what do you think the main reason the republican health care plan did not pass? donald trump didn't compromise enough, 14%. congressional republicans didn't compromise enough, 14%, democrats, 14%, the bill wasn't popular, 49%. by analysis on monday was correct. >> bill: i don't think th

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it's unclear exactly what they're going to be talking about abou about.e are meeting of an exchange of pleasantries ahead of a tentatively scheduled meeting of chinese president xi. it was the secretary of state doing most of the policy discussions, talking about namely, north korea. that was very much the top of the agenda and secretary of state bringing a message with him from the trump administration which is, they think that china should be doing more as north korea's only major ally in the world to get pyongyang using some of the economic leverage that china has over north korea to get the kim jong-un regime to back off but china said it's up to the united states. they think the united states should be directing negotiating to bring about lasting peace on the korean peninsula. there's a lot of differences between both sides right now and a lot to work through and really, the tone though was being set here in beijing for that tentatively scheduled meeting between the country's two leaders that will meet for the first time if it goes through as planned

. >> that is what america is abou about. a land of dreams and opportunit opportunity.r in the bottom of ships and work harder for less. they too had a dream that one day their sons, grandsons, granddaughters, great sons, great granddaughters, might pursue prosperity. and happiness in this land. >> bill: now, by calling slaves immigrants, dr. carson is getting hammered. for the record, anyone forced to leave their homeland is not an immigrant paid certainly slaves were abused human beings who had no choice about where they lived or even what they did. but if you listen to dr. carson speech, his point was that even those most abused on this planet have dreams, and those dreams are now achievable, according to dr. carson, in the usa. now, bernard mcguirk and greg gutfeld. i always think that before you condemn someone for a mistake, a verbal mistake, gutfeld, of which you make tons of them. >> not like that one. >> bill: but it wasn't done out of malice, and it wasn't done for any other purpose other than to make a point that america is a land of opportunity. now, dr. car

we're talking abou all have in our homes right now.s assume those caps on top of the prescription bottles to keep our kids out, after all we have a hard time with them as adults. you have to push down then twist it. as you're about to see, even for preschoolers, this can be child's play. >> look. >> reporter: this 4-year-old just opened a bottle of cough syrup. >> i did it. >> reporter: potentially lethal. this boy just got into powerful painkillers. >> got it! >> reporter: how'd they do that? all the bottles are sealed with child safety caps. that's scary for a lot of parents. >> it should be scary. because whatever is here could kill your child. >> reporter: kate carr is with the wash group safe kids. and says theess caps may be a bigger problem. >> i'm looking at the bottles. pink liquid, gummy candies. >> they think it's great. it's candy. they're going to swallow it and go after more. >> reporter: and the numbers are staggering. a new report from safe kids says emergency rooms every year due to accidental medicine poisonings. and

skies and air safe, talking about protecting wildlands, doing things that people really, really care aboubout. yes, we are spending more money but we are bigger country. we are growing. we have 330 million people in this country. it takes money. >> martha: those are scary things. is that when we are talking about? >> noel. we saw 20,000 pages added to the federal register. thousands of new regulations, including some that are significant with the economic impacts. you see that federal agencies grow in a way that is correlated with the size of regulatory growth. it has tremendous economic impact. more than that, it has impact on the freedom from americans to live their lives how they choose, i do have jobs they choose, to raise their families how they want to come if you have things in the refrigerator that they want to. there is a role for limited regulation, we believe that a long time ago. >> martha: we will have you both back. thank you very much. good to have you. just ahead, act dress ashley dodd has a run-in with a trump supporter that left her calling for a political spaces. dana l

i don't lael careally care abou. more jobs, that would be great for the entire country, for everyone involved. >> you're going to see them. >> amen. >> thank you, gentlemen. our time is short. have a great weekend. thank you. >> see you, don. >>> we come right back, not smooth sailing for the gop's health care plan. nobody wants their name on the thing. "how to win at business." step one: point decisively with the arm of your glasses. abracadabra. the stage is yours. step two: choose la quinta. the only hotel where you can redeem loyalty points for a free night-instantly and win at business. so we know how to cover almost alanything.ything, even a "truck-cicle." [second man] how you doing? [ice cracking] [second man] ah,ah, ah. oh no! [first man] saves us some drilling. [burke] and we covered it, february fourteenth, twenty-fifteen. talk to farmers. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ that newly listede bank and wait ranch will be gone. a mortgage,

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. >> melissa: ethan comey he hasn't said $ 1 trillion, the latest report said we need abou.proposed to be a combination of public and private fding, we see a lot of that in virginia and other places as a way to get private money into the mix rather than just relying on you and me and our whole audience. what do you think of that? >> my concern with one is that $1 trillion, that is a starting point as we talked about, $4.6 trillion is how much we actually need because we need functioning bridges and roads and airports. >> melissa: brady got the money from? >> that is the big question. they are something to be set for public-private partnership, the concern i have in all of this anytime you talk about trillions of dollars of spending is cronyism, fraud, and waste. what is the president going to do to address it? >> that is what you guys advocated for under president barack obama. it was the republicans against this. this is something you should be applauding. >> i actually just said it was a good starting point, lawrence. >> melissa: hut on, one at a time. >> corruption is som

so you just want to stall the inevitable and keep washington in us is pence abosuspense abou. >> danielcleanup is underway across the northeast as millions work to dig themselves out from yesterday's powerful storm. parts of the ream got hammered including new york's hudson vall valley. some areas saw up to two feet of sn snow. and joining us from new york city, blake mccoy. the storm created plenty of headaches, especially for travelers yesterday. >> reporter: yeah, that's right. whether you were traveling by road or by air. right now the city here in new york is a city that is waking up trying to get back on track. public transportation is going back to the full service this morning. buses, trains, and at the airports which are completely shut down or were here in new york city, they are working to get travelers back on the move. now, they are warning people that if you do not already have a new flight today, do not go to the airport. all the flights are full. yesterday more than 6,000 flights were canceled between philadelphia, new york and boston impacting about half a million trave

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rigged election saying these are things russians would like people in the united states to be talks abouingabout. it seems -- that may be true. seems there could be a million other reasons trump got into birtherism in the first place or got into sort of claims about rigged elections to make the case that this was from russia, that this is the direct connection to russia. it seems like there may be some gray area in this, a lot of gray area. >> yeah, steve, i follow these english language russian news outlets pretty closely. you have a chicken and egg issue. trump will start talking about something and these outlets will pick up on it and run with it so it's not clear to me, you know, where it came from. so that is a pretty heavy inference at this point and i think the idea that, you know, trump was intentionally parroting russian propaganda loins, that would be at the far end of the range of possibility of what happened in this election. it's a pretty dramatic interpretation of the possibilities. i think that right now, you know, the focus of the investigation seems to be at a lower level,

. >>> plus, we just heard from senator lindsey graham, that's the hearing katy was talking abou speaking about president trump's wiretapping accusations. and the battle over the new republican health care plan. that's heating up. vice president pence on the hill today, trying to shore up support. i'll be talking to republican congressman chris collins about the current state of that bill later on in the show. >>> let's begin with president trump's visit to michigan this afternoon. we have all the angles covered starting with my colleague ron mott, just outside detroit. also with us, steve rattner, who led president trump's task force during the auto bailout. rick, msnbc contributor, reporter for "the new york times." ron, break down what we just heard. there were a few different headlines there. >> reporter: hey there, kate, good afternoon. one of the headlines is that, perhaps, donald trump is going to hitch his wagons to the auto industry to keep his base energized while we in the country see these controversies emanating out of washington, d.c. it's a pretty good sized crowd here. a l

it is any of the same ballots in the ststream that talked a aboue activities that were going on back then. amy: spicer's claim directly --tradicts a march for tweet march 4 tweet by the president in which the wiretap claim is made without quotation marks. the tweet read -- "how low has president obama gone to tapp my phones during the very sacred election process. this is nixon/watergate. that or sick -- bad or sick guy!" meanwhile, white house senior adviser kellyanne conway drew ridicule over her comments on surveillance in an interviewew sunday with the bergen record, as she attempted to walk back trump's wiretapping claims. >> was an ararticle e this weekt talkeded abobout how you can surveillanance someone thrhrough their phones, c certainly throuh theieir televivision set, any nr of different wayays -- microwavs that turn into cameras, etc. amy: conway's claim became the butt of jokes on late-night television, and prompted wired magazine to publish a piece entitled, "no, microwave ovens cannot spy on you -- for lots of reasons." a company owned by president trump's senior advis