bill smith is managing director to share his perspectives on this. bill, i guess obviously the big chang in deductioan in deductio mnuchin said the mortgage tax deduction and for charters, those deductions stay, all others go away. >> that's absolutely right, tyler. your mortgage interest deduction will stay and your charitable deductions will stay. everything else is gone. that means some big differences for a lot of filers. >> such as? one of the things that kind of stuck out to me was the medical expenses. on the other hand, there are some people where some of that is covered by employers, maybe that's not as significant as i think. >> i think it won't be that big a significant change, because it's difficult to find advantage of a medical deduction, because you only are allowed a deduction for amounts in excess of 10% of your gross income, your adjusted gross income. it's difficult without some relatively high medical expenses to get a benefit there. the really big one, the big uge one by far, as was mentioned, the state income tax deduction. >> th

bill: cameron smith. dottie: yet another 6-iron chosen. bill: they started the day with a four-shot lead. now they trail by two and that is going to find the hazard. nick: i thought that started a bit straight. started right at the flag. bill: 10. peter: a little bump and run up the slope. great speed control. [captioning funded by cbs sports division] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] nick: yeah, that gets your attention now, dottie, doesn't it? dottie: the grieve degree of difficulty just went up a lot. nick: instead of looking at the first tent to the right of the flag, you start looking at the second tent. dottie: or maybe the gap in between. you are correct. nick: and a little bit of fade dottie: that's pretty aggressive. what a great shot. bill: excellent. to 10. peter: all right. brian steward to get to 17 under par. it's got to be a little weird for brian coming back and kind of being the defending champion and kind of not since th

bill. >> reporter: al smith is physical and emotionally disabled.nd her parents wanted her to never have to leave her haddonfield home so they paid for it. now increasing taxes would force her out. we've got her story coming up for goodness sake. >> children in philadelphia have more books to read at lighthouse family school today mayor jim kenney announced 2,000 books in english and spanish as well as $15,000 grant will go to the school. it comes from pnc bank initiative. ♪ >>> tonight the reward is $70,000 to find the shooters who killed three men and put a fourth in critical condition. police in north philadelphia stepped up patrols today and light of yesterday's shooting on the 1100 block of west styles treat it happened across the street from a school around the time kids were getting out. >> ♪ >>> there can be a lot of darkness in the headlines today but our bill anderson always looks for the light and tonight it's a family and community united to help disabled woman who saw her taxes sky rocket. here's bill for goodness sake. >> reporter: you

bill: there's just one team staying with them right now. that's blixt and smith. jordan.hey're four under. he's just laying up. they're at 18 under overall but that's six behind. complaining about m ball. now kevin tway. this for birdie. nick: for a nice, easy, solid 4. bill chan -- bill: that gets them to 18 under. and kelly kraft. six under, at 11 now. this was earlier. a couple of guys in there tight. danny lee makes that. now dufner. nick: dufner eight under today through 16. this to go nine. he slammed it. that was just definitely too hard. bill: that will be disappointing, for nick: suddenly gone quiet. four pars in a ohio row and you feel totally demoralized. just characterization. bill: powered through the lip. so a look at how things stand. hot hand for kisner and brown. a two-shot lead. we'll be back at the zurich classic of new orleans in just a moment. bill: the lineup next weekend here on cbs. the safeway chef's classic. kauai, the cbs sports spectacular next saturday at 2:00 eastern time and then it's the wells fargo championship saturday and sunday. 3:00 ea

live in wilmington, i'm drew smith, nbc 10 news. >>> bill o'lislyreilly's run hae to an end. 21st century fox is dropping o'reilly amid allegations of sexual harassment. five women have been paid $13 million to keep quiet about unpleasant encounters with o'reilly. we spoke about his ouster tonight. and she says it is a positive step in the right direction. >> we applaud the women for speaking out and celebrate this as a victory for women's voices to be heard and for fighting against sexual harassment. >> o'reilly released a statement that says in part it is tremendously disheartening that we part ways due to unfounded claims. o'reilly was one of the most successful personalities in tv news. according to one expert who covered fox news for years, that made the decision more complicated. >> the audience is loyal. during the scandal his ratings have in fact gone up. >> tucker carlson will take over the 8:00 p.m. slot. >>> now to your first alert weather. rain getting closer to the area. >> tammy souza is tracking this for us and has the latest. what is the timing? >> overnight tonight betwee

smith: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent-h will will -- i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks on the bill under consideration. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. smith: spree, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. smith: mr. speaker, h.r. 353, the weather research and forecasting innovation act of 2017, advances weather research and technology and will transform our nation's weather industry. i thank the vice chairman of the science committee, mr. lucas, for sponsoring this legislation. we must better understand short-term weather events so that we can better protect lives and property. severe weather routinely affects large portions of the united states. nearly every year we witness the devastating effects of tornadoes and intense storms across our country. this bill will ensure that americans are more protected from severe weather because of accurate super computing forecast and yerl warnings. h.r. 353 directs the national oceanic and atmospheric administration, noaa, to prioritize its research to improve weathe

bill. my chief of staff, william smith, from washington, will follow up on that. back over here. this lady. >> thank you for your leadership and your concern for families. i know families are very important to you. we are seeing a pushback on parental rights, all over the country. what can we expect from your office, your leadership and congress to help ensure parental rights and constitutional rights are protected? >> i will not call names, would recognize this individual, and accomplished attorney, had a child taken from them even though she was nursing that child, and injury that appears to have been afflicted at the day care, the judge determined there was no cause, in their department of human resources. and individuals, parents would alternate week by week and live out of town, a 3-hour drive, say it is, the child in the home and parent had to move out. they determined there was 0 cost, in my opinion that is denial of rights under article 4 of the constitution. we have to do a better job. we want to protect children, we have to do a better job. we can't make assumptions tha

bill: how about the way he went after him earlier in the game? >> age 66. his hero who retired at age 66. he was at this .20 years ago from coach smith, retired. made him a promise. >> bill: a reason why dean was so sharp, had more to give. i think roy is heating that heeding that lesson. wow. what a quick turnaround. so many early empty trips, never got their legs, their confidenc confidence. >> jim: mathews. off of the mark. [buzzer] the confetti is going to fall for north carolina! they are not going -- this time. >> jim: what was the difference in the end? >> bill: too many opportunities missed, i think. but berry played sensational. and you mentioned hicks' culture be doubting down the stretch. he was terrific. >> grant: and i thought williams-goss played big, but the ankle down in the last minute, unable to execute. gonzaga led by one, 63-62 with 2:20 left when north carolina went on a 9-2 run, which they have done alternate against arkansas, and then closing the game against kentucky in the regional final. and now they are champions for north carolina, once again. >> bill: redemption. >> jim: that was the theme. >> bill: this summer, co

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bill o'reilly. and then resulted in his dismissal. michael smith is that reporter and joins us now. chael, it's not as though there weren't reports about bill o'reilly years past and some of his behavior. yet there was a very different reaction this time to your excellent reporting, by the way. in terms of the details. but why do you think that was? why was it so different now than opposed to five or ten years ago when we heard any number of stories about what might have been termed even back then abusive behavior. >> so in 2004 there was this public dispute in which bill o'reilly was accused by this woman of sexual harassment. that ended with a zit settlement and both saying nothing had gone on here and bill o'reilly paying her millions of dollars. it seems like a one-off and the company could look at it that way and spin it that way. they just sort of moved on. the difference in our reporting was the totality of what we showed. e we showed there had been five women over his time at fox news that had received payouts including two women in the six months after mr. ails left the comp

bill o' riley is on vacation. today's new york times reported that o' riley is what caused megyn kelly to quit. >> one of the writers of the article is michael smith who is joining me now. could this be the final straw that fox news is dealing with bill o' riley. it is not clear. the family have not said anything. so we don't know where their heads at. we know bumurdoc is in place handling this. >> can he come back? i guess of two request here, whether he can be allowed to continue, kacan he come back afr all in any way of combat means? >> he's lost over 50 add ter vi advertisers on his show. there is a problem in terms of add v advertises. we are told that murdock will continue to run the show. i also think that murdock has a lot of loyalty to mr. o' riley. coming on the hill of new york times story is not something that he wants to be responding to. >> right. they lost a number of other names. it would be problematic to lose one more especially this game. it is the biggest of all. >> what happens is after they lost megyn kelly. they extended o' riley's contract. they extended knowing that these deals had been made with women coming forward makin

. >> bill: i would double up the next logical ball handler who obviously would be berry. they've got smithball and they've got a free safety in the back in bell. >> grant: north carolina, you have to value the basketball. come meet your passes on this play. don't assume that you're open. >> jim: hoefr over the head of berry. it belongs to oregon. >> bill: the right idea. >> grant: great trap by oregon. uncharacteristic of north carolina not executing in this situation. jackson. >> bill: afraid to back dribble too in that corner, right? >> grant: yeah. two-possession ballgame here. >> bill: go to the hole. >> jim: pritchard. over berry. short with the shot. off one hop on. berry has it. pinson coming in. >> bill: look at this rebound by jackson. they're going to call first the foul on pinson? >> grant: the second lay-up at the basket he's missed but pinson filling the lane and getting to the basket. going so hard and dorsey wrapping around, getting called for the foul but -- wait. i thought the foul was on pinson not jackson. >> jim: it's being pointed out here. >> bill: dorsey picked it up

bill hemmer. good day. in for shepard smith, we begin with the show down over surveillance in the nation's capitol. susan rice is calling accusations she mishandled intelligence information and targeted members of trump team false. rice responding after fox news and other news outlets said who is the one that asked officials for the names of trump associates caught up in surveillance. that means revealing the names in intelligence reports not to the public. here's susan rice. >> there were occasions when i would receive a report in which a u.s. person was referred to. name not provided. just u.s. person. sometimes in order to understand the importance of the report and access its significance, it was necessary to find out as to who the u.s. official was. >> more in that interview in just a moment. rice saying she and other officials would request the information only to protect the american people. she said she never did it for political purposes and she never leaked any information to anybody, her words earlier today. all this

hayes shot smith after a >>> there's fresh fallout over the ouster of bill o'reilly from fox news. critics outraged at what could be a $25 million payout package. sources tell "the new york times" that's the equivalent to one year's salary. fox dropped o'reilly wednesday amid mounting sexual harassment allegations. the president of the national association organization for women calls the payout obscene. >>> there's more evidence this morning that diet drinks are not good for you. kendis. researchers say people who drink diet sodas daily have three times the risk of stroke and dementia than those who have one less than once a week. >> they did not find the same risk for sugar sweetened drinks but those consuming sodas and even fruit juices showed greater evidence of brain aging as well as other health problems, so water. >> water. >>> when we come back another painful setback for tiger woods. will he appear in a major championship this year? >>> and that cse road in texas. impact video ahead. it's late it's an all nighter when are we even going to sleep? got a little all nighter re

bill hemmer. good friday afternoon. in for shepard smith. president trump trying to erase -- to make accomplishments before the end of his 100 days that mark hits, by the way, in about a week's team. officially next saturday. the president taking that executive action today targeting financial regulations and taxes. many things that he talked about during the campaign. signing the executive orders and two presidential memos at the treasury department. that executive order calls for the department of review taxes the bomb administration issued a year ago and determined whether or not they imposed too much of a burden on taxpayers. president trump saying he will release a tax plan next week. officially he just said wednesday. that will include a massive tax in his words for individuals and businesses. he says he believes the cuts will be bigger than any other tax cut. his words again. the president has promised historic tax reform, but it's taken a back seat on the hill to what goes there. the white house and republicans gearing up now for rou

bill will be. >> all right. thank you. we're back in democratic congressman adam smith.lk about the possibility of a government shutdown, i want to get your reaction to some breaking news we're following just now the secretary of state rex tillerson. he revealed that china has informed the north koreans and informed the united states but has told the united states it has warned north korea not to conduct another nuclear test or china would impose sanctions against north korea. your reaction. >> i think it's a positive step if china is willing to step up and do that. they've always been very hesitant to put any pressure on north korea. obviously they're not happy that north korea is such a destabilizing influence in their region but they're mindful of the fact if they sanction north korea to the point of collapse they want a failed state on their border. they don't want millions of north korean refugees pouring across the border. china has said before they might do that and never have so i believe when i see it. >> you trust the chinese to do the right thing because -- >>

bill o'reilly apparently receiving $25 million. it's just astounding that they would do that and then offer her a million dollars to settle. >> reporter: laura nancy smithresents gretchen carlson. >> time for my take. >> reporter: the former host of "fox and friends" was the first of roger ailes' victims to come forward. >> bill o'reilly is walking away with a whole lot of money and much more than many of the women that he harassed. and many of the women that he harassed never brought a lawsuit and will never see a dime. >> reporter: smith sees progress in the ousters of bill o'reilly and roger ailes. >> these are extremely prominent men and finally, they have had to leave their jobs, not just a victim. that's important. >> reporter: bill o'reilly declined to comment but earlier this week called the allegations against him unfounded. roger ailes has denied allegations against him in the past, and 1st century fox did not respond to our request for comment. norah? >> anna, thanks. it's interesting where anna has been standing the past two days, they immediately removed all the signs. >> yeah. >> of bill o'reilly. >> like he was never there. can't find his

residents in fort smith, which obviously voted overwhelmingly for trump are literally waiting for the president's infrastructure billn spicer was asked on monday at the white house briefing when the bill is coming. he said, well, it is important. it is not the top priority right now. >> the bottom line is, that type of infrastructure is a magnet for jobs and for communities like that. it's the magnet they're hoping they can witness. jac jacob, thank you for taking us on your tour. i appreciate it. robert costa is with us from politico and "washington post." robert, infrastructure, why not sooner? if seems like some said we're 97 days in, this could have been something the president did right out of the gates and brings everybody together. >> that was the thought among the people close to president trump. congressional republicans told the white house, look, if you want to get what you want on health care and taxes, you have to do health care first, get rid of some of the acas taxes and move on to tax reform. it's really a congressional republican driven strategy to not start with infrastructure. >> where do you see

smith reporting." >> melissa: so what is the u.s. next step? bill mcgurn writes for "the wall street journal."etphoupb is a former u.s. spokes person at the u.n. rick, let me start with you. what's next? >> look, i think we've got to have diplomacy with muscle. this is an tune here. targeted strike, the pinpointed strikes were designed to change the calculus of not only assad, but i think the russians, the turks, all of our allies in the region. here is the moment now that we need to go back to friends of syria. we need to show movements. we need to make it very clear to the russian that it will be very difficult. but i think if we can get turkey on our side and we can go to the russians to say, you must change your calculus, i think that we have a chance. and that muscular tkpsy must happen immediately. >> melissa: russia has a lot to answer for. they were a party to susan rice when she assured people that the chemical weapons were gone from syria. listen to this. >> i think the president stated the u.s. view which is the use of chemical weapons is not something we are prepared to allow to pe

bill. we can now talk to our assistant political editor, norman smith. norman smith was watching the speech from keir starmer. is this effectively as close to remain as labour could be? i think it's slightly more simple than that, it's an attempt to provide some sort of clarity for voters about where the party stands on brexit and to try and drawa party stands on brexit and to try and draw a line under the issue on which, frankly, they have taken a pummelling for months because of the ambiguity in their position. pummelled by the tories for not being committed enough to brexit, pummelled by the liberal democrats for not being tough enough in mrs may's brexit. today we got there a statement. interestingly, it has come ahead of their manifesto, it is almost an attempt to clear the decks, defuse the brexit issue so they can get off the hook of being in no man's land of the brexit, it's ha rd to in no man's land of the brexit, it's hard to see how they will be able to put over other policies. they have got to clear the decks on brexit, thatis got to clear th

names recognized today including bill walsh and barry bonds, but it is unclear exactly at this point when they will be put up. reporting live in san francisco, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> thank you very much. and keeping to the local news, s - g to the proms with some special teenagers and some 49er players going to the children's atiental prom. the teen patients and they got to enjoy the prom that they would have otherwise missed because of the illness. they enjoyed the dancing and food, and a good time. >> it is always good to come out to the community, and me and my teammates to have a long push going through, but i am enjoying the first event and community event with the community, and i love the prom, and dress up and meet the young kids of the community. >> we just got him and signed him, and he has not played yet, and he is already helping out the niners. >> what a cool event. and the parking medians in san certcisco are not going to have to suffer the stress of getting a ticket anymore. they started a pilot program to make the practice legal only at certain times. the drivers have long used the legaan for extra practice for sundays especi

names mentioned today, bill walsh, barry bonds, ronnie lott, we're also told there will be space included for an anticipated willie mccovey park. live in san francisco, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> thank you very much. >>> well it has been nearly two years since cheryl sandberg's husband's sudden death while on vacation and now she is sharing her healing process in a new book. we are the only local television crew to sit down with her to talk about her new venture. tomorrow morning you could watch the interview on today in the bay with her interview as she talks about advice to others when it comes to coping with grief and the life lesson she's learned since losing her husband. >>> still to come, the president's performance. what new members reveal about his acontroversial as he approaching his -- his approval as he approaches his 100th day in office. >>> and the election in france. what that could mean for the country and the rest of the world and how the french community is reacting here in the bay area. >>> france's presidential election ringing familiar with what the u.s. experienced last november. voters sent a message to the france establishment elec

bill oh riley $25 million. it's astounding and then offer her a million dollar to settle. >> reporter: lawyer nancy smith representsretchen carlson. the former host of fox and friends was the first of ailes' alleged victims to come forward. >> bill o'reilly is walking away with a whole lot of money and much more than any of the women he harassed and many of the women he harassed never brought a lawsuit and will never see a dime. >> reporter: still smikts sees progress in the ousters. >> these are extremely prominent men and finally they have had to leave their jobs, not just the victim, and that's important. >> reporter: bill oh riley declined to comment but earlier this week called the allegations this week against him unfounded. roger ailes has denied allegations against him in the past. 21st century fox did not respond to our request for comments. norah? >> it's interesting where anna has been standing for the past few days. they have removed his name. >> including the sign that says bill o'reilly cannot be moved. >> i saw that picture. >>> facebook executive cheryl sandberg is speakg for the first time about he

smith, nbc bay area news. >>> so a lot of activities today there. also, the march for science is honored here in the bay area. take a look at this video here where we see bill nye the science guy, he was there to speak to crowds talking about the importance of funding for scientific research. in chicago of 600 marches all across the united states today. >>> a san francisco firefighter is in stable conditions this evening. the fire department sent out this video, firefighters say the plane broke out on the first floor. no word on how that firefighter is hurt. again, he's in stable condition right now. >>>. >> this is the neighborhood off of columbus parkway and firefighters say electricity and flames are causing more explosion. a dry chemical extinguisher are p putting out the power. >>> next, remembering the woman who played a lovable character in an iconic tv show. >> declining dinner. what president trump plans to do instead of attending the white house's correspondent's dinner. it is tradition. that dinner is taking place on his 100th day in office. >>> an amazing video over seas a ferry out of control of a world look out. >>> right now we are looking at

smith, nbc bay area news. >>> this is video from washington, d.c., where thousands gathered outside the national mall. bill nye the science guy was there to speak to the crowd there he is. in chicago, science enthusiasts put on a very colorful and animated demonstration there. reportedly more than 600 marches across the u.s. >> they have that bow tie on. looking good. >> and drawing attention to climate change, crowds gathered and the focus is sea level rise. take a look at how they did that. this is the scene as hundreds came together holding up these banners to visually demonstrate how it would look with increased sea level. this was organized for citizens at eastshore park. it created a continuous banner about 300 feet long. this is what it would look like if the bay area and climate change. for more, go to nbcbayarea.com. >>> a san francisco firefighter is in stable condition tonight after suffering injuries while battling flames at an abandoned school. it's on cambridge street. firefighters say the flames broke out on the first floor and they spread quickly. no word on exactly how that firefighter was

bill. i honestly don't know. but i will check into it and my chief of staff, william smith -- william, hold of your hand. he's done it from washington. we will follow up on that. come back over here. this lady. >> i want to thank you so much for your leadership and your concern for families. i know families are very important to you. we are seeing a pushback on parental rights and family right and constitutional rights all over the country. what can we expect from your office, from your leadership and from congress to help ensure that parental rights and constitutional rights are protected? rep. palmer: i have already engaged on that issue once. i'm not going to call any names because if i did everyone recognizes individual. his daughter is an accomplished attorney and his son-in-law is an attorney, and they had a child taken from them, even though she was still nursing that child because of an injury that appears to have been inflicted at the daycare. they never investigated the daycare. they had a hearing and the judge determined that there was no cause to take the child. yet one person in the departme

smith, nbc10 news. >> thank you, drew z-plnks right now at 5:30. several new developments today leading up to billby's trial. the judge expects the trial to last only two weeks. we also got new information about the jury selection process. nbc10 news's deanna durante joins us live from the montgomery county courtroom in norristown. >> the judge tackled several issues today including jury selection. >> reporter: for now the judge says he wants to go with the standard pennsylvania jury selection process, which means the fight the defense requests that they wanted a more complicated questionnaire going out, the judge said he'd rather the potential jury pull not know what case they could be serving on. it's become pretty standard now as the defense works to keep evidence against bill cosby out of the case, a few fans gather outside the courthouse and cheer as he walks in. cosby says very little to them. inside court today he was chatty and heard loudly joking with courtroom staff. his lawyers are trying to keep his 1991 book and media interview about the book out of the courtroom. he makes reference t

smith. megan mccain, co host of "after the bell", melissa francis. republican strategist for president george w. bush, murder say -- mercedes schlapp is here and billemmer. >> we can never have too much hemmer. >> i appreciate

smith in for martha the first 100 days. >> sandra: breaking tonight, a new vote a new republican healthcare bill could come any time within the next 48 hours as the g.o.p. and white house scramble to make good on a campaign promise to repeal and replace obamacare. welcome to day 98 of the first 100 days. i'm sandra smith in for martha maccallum tonight. with just two days left until the key marker in the trump presidency, it appears a vote is eminent. as republicans rally support behind the compromise plan. while the different factions of the party are finally in agreement on the bill, the democrats are still not on board. >> what does this amendment does is it gives states more flexibility and tools to reduce premiums and increase choices. and it does this while maintaining and preserving protections for people with preexisting conditions. >> house republicans' latest version of healthcare means heart stopping premium increases for americans. at some point they have to explain it to their children what did they do to make america sick again. >> sandra: the president not commenting on the new health plan today instead tou

bill. if my iphone does not work. i'm not paying. we need money back guarantees for our drugs. dr. smith: the one thing i will say -- and i agree with that. bring it back again to the problem. it prevents that. as long as you have a situation where the pharmaceutical company is paying the government, literally, how are they going to oversee them? that is the fundamental problem. mr. goldman: there's some really powerful negotiators on the other side, so if you think about express scripts, which it covers the drug benefits for about 80 million people, they are the ones who are negotiating prices, so we talk about they can set whatever price they want. express scripts is five times as large as switzerland, so they are very powerful. they can negotiate the price is. -- some prices. we had to figure out how to give them the leverage to do that. for example, right now, i actually think liability shields, you know, if your insurance company does not cover something, then people will sue, so we have to think about malpractice reform -- people will sue, so we have to think about malpractice refo

bill for goodness sake. >> reporter: you've lived here pretty much all your life. >> yes, pretty much all my life, and i love living here. >> reporter: alice smith'sher polio would make it difficult for her to ever be able to pay for her childhood home they didn't want heff to have to leave they made the necessary arrangements for the home to be paid for before they passed away but in new jersey common problem increasing taxes has put alice in the position where she could be forced out of that home where she's lived for nearly 60 years. so your parents bought the house. >> yes. >> reporter: and gave it to you? >> yeah. >> reporter: why did they do that? >> um, because they wanted me to stay here and that was my dream. >> reporter: alvis physically and mentally disable. she is fairly independent living on her own in haddonfield with care takers visiting daily, but i had been warned she doesn't exactly a just well to strange strangers. thankfully alice and i immediately found a common bond. >> i used to love to listen to wdas at night georgie woods, oh, my god, i had a ball listening to them. >> reporter: i grew up at wd wdas. >> my father used to m

the congressional office and bill richardson on the set with e many, senior editor for business insider and msnbc contributor, josh barrow. and democratic strategist liz smitho first to you. how much wiggle room is the white house really willing to offer when it comes to this budget? i'm imagining or i would like to imagine they don't want to shut down on day 100. >> reporter: steph, everyone i talk to says no shutdown, no shutdown. but this president is about the deal making and leverage counts. we're days away from the actual deadline although they could resolve it more quickly. they want to keep the options open without suggesting that we're heading off of the cliff. the environment was different in 2013 when i covered the shutdown of the government at that time. the political forces were different. that's not the case now. not to say there kpould be some brinksmanship headed our way. they want this budget deal to reflect a direction. the president's

bill. for just over $3 billion of those dollars, he could complete interstate 49, creating an uninterrupted trade corridor that runs right through ft. smith. ivey owen helps lead a state coalition pushing to complete i-40. so this is it, that's the end of it right there. >> yeah. >> reporter: so all this stuff we're looking at right now is because of a highway. >> if the highway weren't here, we wouldn't be as far along as we are. even with only 6 1/2 miles of it completed, it's still generated a heck of a lot of development. >> reporter: so you just need to build the dang thing. >> we're ready to start. >> reporter: if you could tell the president why you think he should give you $3 billion to fini finish, what wauld you say in >> mr. president, you campaigned on jobs, finish thing highway would produce jobs. >> reporter: the resident there is are literally looking for this highway to drive them back into town. there is no north-south highway that goes through ft. smith, arkansas. >> jacob, thank you. we are, again, just a few moments away from the unveiling of the trump administration's new tax plan. a look at the podium there. that is

bill for goodness sake. >> reporter: you've lived here pretty much all your life. >> yes, pretty much all my life. and i love living here. >> reporter: alice smith'sents knew that complications from her polio would make it difficult for her to ever be able to pay for her childhood home and they didn't want her to have to leave. so they made the necessary arrangements for the home to be paid for before they passed a it way. but in new jersey, a common problem increasing taxes has put alice in the position where she could could be forced out of that home where she's lived for nearly 60 years. >> your parents bought the house. >> yes. >> and gave it to you? >> yeah. >> reporter: why did they do that? >> because they wanted me to stay here. and that was my dream. >> reporter: alice is both physically and mentally disabl disabled. she's fairly independent living on her own in haddonfield with care takers visiting daily. but i had been worn she doesn't exactly adjust well to strange strangers. thankfully alice and i immediately found a common bond. >> i used to listen to wdas georgie woods owe my god i had a ball listening to them. >> i grew up at wdas.

smith. megan mccain, co host of "after the bell", melissa francis. republican strategist for president george w. bush, murder say -- mercedes schlapp is here and bill hemmer. >> we can never have too much hemmer. >> i appreciate that. >> it's hemmer time. >> we're going to have a great hour, a little fun. all right? we'll see what is happening today. >> let's get started. >> we begin with the worsening relations with russia. president trump not holding back with u.n.'s secretary general yesterday at the white house. watch. >> right now we're not getting along with russia at all. we may be at an all-time low in terms of relationship with russia. this is built for a long period of time. we're going to see what happens. putin is the leader of russia. russia is a strong country. we're a very, very strong country. we'll see how it works out. >> here's president trump when he thought if bashar al-assad could have gassed his own people without the russians knowing. >> i think it's certainly possible. it's probably unlikely. i know they're doing investigations into that right now. i would like to think they they didn't know. certainly they could have. they

will smith would be doing the voice work because in the jungle book while you had one live action kid you still had good i. you had billto see how this work out. i like this idea. i think will smith has great personality. i think robin williams obviously that role is going to be hard to top. in in my opinion i think he deserved an academy award for that. he didn't get nominate the academy has grown to give voice performers that recognition yet. i don't know. what do you think about will shim as the jeannie? what do you think? >> i think that like when you think about robin williams, will smith is on that same, upping, level as far as big personality, funny voice, all that kind of stuff, but i got to admit, i mean, there only be one robin williams doing the jeannie if my opinion. >> i agree. >> i'm sorry. >> i think it's a really hard role to take. i actually -- i love will smith. >> me too. >> but if i'm an actor, i don't know if i'd want to touch that. >> right. >> because it's a really -- it's one of the most iconic chara inevitable they're definitely doing this it has to be somebody. they're already remaking it so i

bill o'reilly. at this hour, 18 companies fleeing the show on fox, after a report that a total of five women reached settlements with him or fox news, glaxo smithne are the latest to drop o'reilly. fox news released a statement, we value our partners. at this time the ad buys of those clients have been reassigned. let's understand, first, the scale of all of this, this has happened literally over a die after the story in the new york city times. >> there were two advertisers yesterday, we have been calling these companies, now today every hour there were new firms added to the list. these are firms that are saying it publicly, privately there are other advertisers who have said move our ads away from o'reilly. however as you said, they have only moved their ads to other shows on the fox news schedule, this may not be hurting fox, but it may be hurting o'reilly's pr. >> if they're not going to run ads on his show, that's fine, they can move them for now. but the highest rated show on the network isn't able to get the ad dollars, the new question is what is he going to do? >> he didn't speak of this at all tonight, and i'm told he's being counsel

bill: [laughs] i shouldn't be laughing, but it just so bizarre. joining us from the fox news room here in the building in new york, fox north correspondent rob smith. why did that guy after 100 people on the play, more than that, why did they pick that guy to drag him off? >> they picked four people and they say it was a random selection, that's how it works, but just to elaborate a little bit on what's going to no doubt be a p.r. disaster for united airlines, that video is shocking when you see it. this is a paying customer on united airlines and they overbooked and the planes are allowed to overbooked this flight, they're allowed to do that to get as much money as they can and they're legally allowed to do so. but they offered that money like he said, couple hundred bucks and raise it about $800 which is what they did on this flight. they get no takers at that point, they don't want to pay any more money, so they just randomly select people to get off the flight. >> bill: what you mean randomly select? they put a number and a hat? >> i guess. that's what they say. it's a random selection. >> bill: they don't explain. we don't know how this guy g

bill. for just over $3 billion of those dollars, he could complete interstate 49, creating an uninterrupted 1,700 mile international trade corridor that runs right through ft. smith owen helps lead a multistate coalition pushing to complete i-49. ivy, this is it, the end of it right there? >> yeah. all this stuff we're looking at right now is because of highway. if the highway weren't here, we wouldn't be as far along as we are. even with only 6 1/2 miles of it completed, it still generated a heck of a lot of development. >> reporter: you really need to build the dang thing. >> we're ready to move the dirt. >> reporter: if you could tell the president why you think he should give you the $3 billion to finish this highway, what would you say to him? >> i'd say, mr. president, you campaigned on jobs, finishing this highway will produce jobs. >> steve, it's incredible thing to see from the air or on the ground, that little stretch of h highway was paid for in part by president obama's stimulus bill. resident there is, of course, are hoping our current president, president trump, comes in to100 days in, though, dice yet. >> very interesting to see there, the highway

smith. >> it ace approaching noon in syria. more information on the extent of the damage should continue to come out throughout the morning. of course, we will keep you updated. >> billank you. we will look forward to those most recent updates. we always have continuing coverage of what has happened, find latest developments right there on our web site at fox 29.com. >>> other news there is a new jersey fire fighter recovering after this house fire happened in south brunswick. police say that the fire fighter fell through the first floor in the basement of the home, it is up there in george s road. there was other fire fighters very quickly there to rescue him. we know that fire fighter will be okay. two pets did die in that fire. police say it was an electrical short that is to blame. >>> and search is on for robber who burst into a philadelphia pretzel factory yesterday, in center city. you can see him walk behind the counter this is the 1800 block of chestnut street. he comes over, pushes employee , there he goes, pushing him right out of the way. she tries to stop him but she's able to grab $300 from the register but no one was hurt. >>> regulators in pennsylvani

bill: go discussion. one quick note, colonel hunt's book "without mercy" is a thriller. watters on deck. texas city says no to young spring breakers. watters is next. >> "shepard smithinteresting developments today and foreign policy. this afternoon, secretary of state rex tillerson announced from south florida that the president of the united states had been deeply impacted by the syrian strikes, the syrian missile strikes, i should say criminal, chemical strike that killed dominic some 80 people. the syrian dictator, bashar al- assad launching that attack on his own people, leaving more than 100 people wounded. the president had previously said that the syrian people should decide the fate of bashar al- assad. the secretary of state suggested that the united states might be leaning in another direction. here is what he said about the chemical attack by the syrian regime. >> that attack on children yesterday had a big impact on me. big impact. that was a horrible, horrible thing. i have been watching it and seeing it and it doesn't get any worse than that. i have that flexibility. it is very, very possible, and i will tell you it has already happened, that my attit

smith in for martha the first 100 days. >> sandra: breaking tonight, a new vote a new republican healthcare bill could come any time withinite house scramble to make good on a campaign promise to repeal and replace obamacare. welcome to day 98 of the first 100 days. i'm sandra smith in for martha maccallum tonight. with just two days left until the key marker in the trump presidency, it appears a vote is eminent. as republicans rally support behind the compromise plan. while the different factions of the party are finally in agreement on the bill, the democrats are still not on board. >> what does this amendment does is it gives states more flexibility and tools to reduce premiums and increase choices. and it does this while

smith and others. but of course, trump doesn't like to quote those guys in his twitter feed. instead, he prefers people like the "fox and friends" and of course, one of his favorite sources, billt remember that when trump tweeted out of nowhere in january, that he might send the feds to chicago, it had been uttered nearly verbatim an hour earlier by o'reilly. and then of course, there was the time trump saw a fox news segment about sweden and suggested there had been a terrorist incident there, even though there was not. o'reilly covered the incident by interviewing a guest named nils bildt, whom o'reilly identified as a swedish defensive national security adviser. there's just one problem, it turns out that guy has not lived in sweden for a very long time and no one within the swedish security community seems to know him. [ light laughter ] it was almost as embarrassing as the time o'reilly thought he was interviewing sweden's prime minister. >> people who are raised in sweden feel safe, that is what you're saying? [ imitating swedish accent ] [ laughter ] >> seth: it's an excellent point. o'reilly's routinely defended trump, even when trump has done the indefensible. like du