big, bold, brash. and in las vegas, we were big, bold, and brash on steroids.till are. >> reporter: bold and brash, yes. but also elegant. like the graceful script for the melon rouj. for a time, the only place in vegas sammy davis jr. was allowed to sleep. >> until frank sinatra said if sammy can't walk through the front doors of these hotels like i do and perform, then i'm not going to perform. >> reporter: and then there's the star dust, with its huge atomic age lettering. it was historic, too. and 188 feet, it was one of the largest free-standing signs in the world at the time. salvaging that was no easy task. >> it had to be cut up into multiple pieces and transported here. it was $250,000 just to deliver the sign to us. >> reporter: now, at night, these ghosts of a bygone era sparkle back to life. even those whose bulbs can flash no more. >> that was the greatest sign in las vegas. and the biggest. >> reporter: frank is a las vegas native. >> nothing would have topped that sign. ever. >> reporter: he now leads some of the nighttime tours. >> we're a young

if he was a brash broke businessman, that would be different than a brash billionaire.e has no cachet when he is losing. he is a 36% because he hasn't no success -- >> bill: it's 40. >> how was he losing? good lord. look at the economy, look at the jobs. knowing trump for a long time, decades, i am askance that you didn't call me flamboyant as you did bill o'reilly -- >> bill: bolling learned a new word here, "askance." all right, gentlemen. we appreciate it. next on the rundown, big mayors conference today on sanctuary cities. we will tell you what happen. later, lou dobbs on many americans having no money. dennis miller has a snowflake quiz for us. and a whole bunch of other stuff. of those reports these messages. [ upbeat music ] strut past that aisle for the allergy relief that starts working in as little as 30 minutes and contains the best oral decongestant. live claritin clear, with claritin-d. ♪ >> bill: "impact segment" segment tonight for the sanctuary city controversy getting hotter. today, beers from all over the country met today. joining us now from washing

if he was a brash broke businessman, that would be different than a brash billionaire.e has no cachet when he is losing. he is at 36% because he has had no success --e >> bill: it's 40%. >> how is he losing? good lord. look at the economy, look at the jobs. knowing trump for a long time, decades, i am askance that you didn't call me flamboyant as you did bill o'reilly -- >> bill: bolling learned a new word here, "askance." so we'll be hearing at 18 times on "the five" this week. all right, gentlemen. we appreciate it. next on "the rundown", big mayors conference today on sanctuary cities. we will tell you what happened. later, lou dobbs on many americans having no money. dennis miller has a snowflake quiz for us. and a whole bunch of other stuff. those reports after these wfmessages. yeah, so mom's got this cold. hashtag "stuffy nose." hashtag "no sleep." i got it. hashtag "mouthbreather." yep. we've got a mouthbreather. well, just put on a breathe right strip and ... pow! it instantly opens your nose up to 38% more than cold medicine alone. so you can breathe ... and s

big, bold, brash.old and brash on steroids and we still are. >> bold and brash, yes. but also elegant. like the graceful visit for the moulin rouge. it was the first interracial hotel casino. for a time the only place sammy davis junior was allowed to sleep. >> until frank sinatra said, you know what, if sammy can't walk through the front doors of these hotels like i do and perform then i'm not going to perform. >> then there's the stardust. with its huge atomic age lettering. it was historic, too. at 188 feet, it was one of the largest free standing signs in the world at the time. salvaging that was no easy task. >> it had to be cut up into multiple piece and transported here. it was a quarter of a million dollars just to deliver the sign to us. >> just to get it here. >> correct. >> now, at night, these ghosts of a by gone era sparkle back to life. even those whose bulbs can flush no more. >> that was the greatest sign. >> and biggest, right? >> the biggest. >> frank defrancesco is a nati native. now

this bold, brash outline is highly unlikely to go anywhere on the hill. any good basketball coach would agree, you can't do anything on offense unless you have good teammates. what the white house needs right now is a reliable partner in house speaker paul ryan. that's who joins me next. my first guest. speaker of the house himself. republican speaker ryan. welcome back to the show. >> chuck, happy st. patrick's week. >> fair enough. i want to get to this wiretap business. house and senate, intel leaders, committee chairs and ranking members all put out statements. you as a member of the gang of eight that gets this all, you know this to be fact, there is no evidence of any of this anywhere, and yet here was sean spicer, the president's press secretary, just an hour ago. take a listen. i want to get your reaction. >> the president's been very clear when he talked about this and he talked about it last night. when he talked about wiretapping, he meant surveillance. >> you have a senate and house intelligence committee, both leaders fr both parties on both

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are are too many, first ever world series win in 1980 is one for the record books of the he used a brash in your face coaching to get the best. >> off the field, he would be the first one to, you know, buy you a beer, and have dinner with you. his style was successful for all our ball club and the results were there >> local roots kept him close, delaware native' and universal of delaware grad. a world series champion and a senior advisor the last four general managers. it was a personality rich with emotion >> i loved watching him during the championship series. he didn't know where to go first. he was so happy for himself, team and the city of philadelphia. he's going to be missed >> dallas green i have nothing but great memories and feel bad for him and his family. >> dallas green survived by his wife 59 years. we have reaction from dick alan and pete rose. >> incredible career seemed like an incredible guy. >> beloved >> you may recall dallas green endured a family tragedy in 2011 when a gunman shout r shot and killed his granddaughter in tucson arizona. 9-year-old wasning rning six

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. >> mixing brash and raunchy humor, they dominated primetime for nine seasons. >> shut up!me animals eat their young. >> it was a mind-blower, from beginning to end and i just hung on by the tips of my fingernails. >> reporter: the show resonated perhaps because it went deeper than most, tackling real issues, such as birth control. >> you mean about the pill? >> reporter: and domestic violence. >> fisher beat the crap out of her. >> i don't want anybody to know about it. >> but the sitcoms finale was a shocker. the entire final season was a dream. >> no, the family had not won the lottery, and her husband dan, had died from a heart attack, with dan gone, a roseanne reunion might look a little bit different. we don't know yet whether a union will become reality. until then, we'll be replaying "roseanne" reruns. >>> thank you for watching "nightline." as always we're online 24/7 on abc and our facebook page. thanks for watch

are are too many, first ever world series win in 1980 is one for the record books of the he used a brash in your face coaching to get the best. >> off the field, he would be the first one to, you know, buy you a beer, and have dinner with you. his style was successful for all our ball club and the results were there >> local roots kept him close, delaware native' and universal of delaware grad. a world series champion and a senior advisor the last four general managers. it was a personality rich with emotion >> i loved watching him during the championship series. he didn't know where to go first. he was so happy for himself, team and the city of philadelphia. he's going to be missed >> dallas green i have nothing but great memories and feel bad for him and his family. >> dallas green survived by his wife 59 years. we have reaction from dick alan and pete rose. >> incredible career seemed like an incredible guy. >> beloved >> you may recall dallas green endured a family tragedy in 2011 when a gunman shout r shot and killed his granddaughter in tucson arizona. 9-year-old wasning rning six

it's bold, brash, boisterous, and not going anywhere. this week summed up everything we know about president trump, his agenda on health care, the budget, interaction with allies, right now, it's all stuck in the mud, but boy is his foot plowed on the gas, but the wheels are spinning, but not going anywhere. and at least republicans in the world leaders visibly uneasy. time to let the wiretapping claim go perhaps, but make the white house doesn't want to. bipartisan leaders in the house and senate are now united. there's no evidence whatsoever that the president's tweet was accurate. and on monday, fbi director james comey will testify panelly for the first time before the house intelligence committee. likely to say the same thing, bear in mind that there's another big hearing on monday. the first for president trump's supreme court justice, neil gorsuch is in jeopardy of being overshadowed to be the least. this is the first big win they are likely to get. they may not get a lot of attention. white house could of course fix this thing, t

green is remembered as the brash manager of the 1980 world champion phillies.elaware native served as phillies executive also worked for the yankees cubs and mets and a career that also included a stint as a pitcher on the 1964 phillies. the green had served as the phillies adviser for the last few seasons. dallas green was 82 years old. >> coming up, shocking charges against a local baseball coach. coming up on cbs3 "eyewitness news" what police are saying this man did to aayer. that's next. >>> plus,. [gunfire] >> local residents say they are rattled by a new neighbor that moved into th some have it, some don't. when the odds are stacked against you, you either hide or stand up. at strayer university we've seen it in our students for 125 years. and if you ever think of quitting, our success coaches will be there to pick you up and work with you every day to put you on the right path. it's time. strayer university. let's get it, america. >> a baseball coach fr yer after a tryout. police charged 52-year- irwin wg the 12-year-old boy. the incident happened at th

. >> as a real estate developer, as a presidential candidate, donald trump learned you could say brash things and controversial things and then move on. he's learning now as a president that's a lot tougher to do. >> reporter: all of it happening at a high stakes meeting with merkel. but no handshake in the oval office. a business roundtable with the chancellor sitting next to ivanka trump. the president pressing merkel to pay up on nato. >> many nations owe vast sums of money from past years, and it is very unfair to the united states. these nations must pay what they owe. >> reporter: tonight the two leaders largely side-stepping their differences. but mr. trump's previous harsh words of merkel -- >> the german people are going to end up overthrowing this woman. i don't know what the hell she's thinking. >> reporter: -- still on her mind. >> translator: i've always said it's much, much better to talk to one another and not about one another. >> reporter: and tonight, two congressional sources tell nbc news both the house and senate intelligence committees received documents from the

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so you could not ask for a bigger, more brash metaphor. we need a deal oi’ said yes, actually, we need a deal or we're going to get a deal. and let's not talk about the scenario of not getting a deal. so yes, there are not getting a deal. so yes, there a re less not getting a deal. so yes, there are less optimistic voices around theresa may. on pages eight and nine of the sun, they have little teams of the sun, they have little teams of who the main players are. some of whom i'm sure we will not be very familiar with. itjust whom i'm sure we will not be very familiar with. it just shows whom i'm sure we will not be very familiar with. itjust shows how many people are going to have to be pa rt many people are going to have to be part and parcel of these negotiations. and that does not include all of the negotiations that are going to be required for the aspects of law and immigration, trade, and so on, eventually. exactly. and here we have the main key players, a lot of the cabinet ministers, but a lot of the mark in theresa may's in a circ

just enjoy it and not be too brash with it and, yeah, hope i get a few more good ones in the future.r of trainers. at that malplays for england in betweenty 2 —— tymal plays for england in twenty20. he bowls in twe nty20 england in twenty20. he bowls in twenty20 leagues everywhere england in twenty20. he bowls in twe nty20 leagues eve rywherelj england in twenty20. he bowls in twenty20 leagues everywhere i landed back after four months in the road. i played for a team in bangladesh and for the auckland acers in new zealand and then on to the brisbane heat for the big bash and to india for england in the t 20 and just finished playing now for the quetta gladiators in the psl. do you think you will it is a change in the philosophy in the way krig eto'oers try to make an injury? my change was forced on me through injury. it would be tough for a healthy crib etter at a young age to say to his cou nty etter at a young age to say to his county or england to say — i'll in the pay test match cricket any more. it is interesting, there is definitely opportunity now where there once wasn't. the

we were never brash. we were never disrespectful. and we everyone inner -- >> democrats might disagree with that. >> and always picks up our trash. >> reporter: donald trump lost california to hillary clinton by 4 million-plus votes. the republicans in the assembly and the senate are in the super minority in sacramento. so is it your position they're not -- they're not doing enough of what you want them to do? because many would say, no. they need to come to the middle and appeal to more people? >> no. no. i think that they -- the big tent theory, which the crp and california local party embraces. i believe that that's what lost us our standing in california. and donald trump is a perfect example for that. he went back to the basics, went back to personal, family values and people rallied. >> but it didn't work in california? >> well, you've got to remember, california, we knew we weren't going to win it. even in our county we made over, oh, gosh. a million and a half phone calls. none in california. >> you were calling to other stat

just enjoy it, not be too brash with it and hope i get a few more good ones in the future.sure of that, i reckon? yeah, mum tells me off if i pay too much for a pair of trainers! tymal plays for england in twenty20 cricket, but a chronic injury restricts him, so he plots his own course. rather than touring the world in test matches, he bowls four over spells in twenty20 leagues — everywhere. played for the chittagong vikings in bangladesh, from there, for the auckland aces in new zealand, and then on to brisbane heat for the big bash, then for india and england for the twenty20 series. then just finished now playing for the quetta gladiators in the psl. so, yeah, pretty busy four months. do you think you represent a complete change in the whole philosophy of the way that cricketers will try and make a living? potentially. it will be tough. my change was forced upon me through injury. it's interesting. there's definitely an opportunity now, where there once wasn't. the great thing about twenty20 cricket is that there is always a league about to start somewhere around the wor

that's why i wrote about school, half the young his brashness gave rock an attitude, his guitar licksmusic is ingrained inside us for ever". chuck berry made the guitar the rock and roll instrument. you can't take a piano to your friend's house but you can take a guitar and chuck berry uses these riffs, these wonderful introductions in a way that keith richards learned, as he himself says, copied from. i've been living for 60 years with it. i know that. but then realise it. is it going to be around after we are all dead and gone? with a 14—year—old girl. that his wife had left him and so to a large extent had his songwriting mojo, but his showmanship had not. he continued to perform duck walk and all. you can argue all day long as to who was the father of rock music, that was the life and career of chuck berry. good evening. we have- rain spreading from the west, and fresh good evening. we have got some rain spreading from the west, and fresh breeze, over the west midlands, and another area going to northern ireland. some snow over the higher ground.

oliver: in the policy and politics section, carl icahn is bringing his brash style to washington.a billionaire many times over. in fact, one of the wealthiest people in the world. oliver: roughly 20 times over, right? >> that's right. he has what seems almost the perfect decision and the trump administration, because he is a special advisor to donald trump, which means he does not, he is not a government employee and is not to sell any of his vast holdings, which encompasses industries across the board, and yet he can give advice to the president on regulatory reform. but he iss portfolio, not a member of the trump administration. essentially a regular citizen just like you and me, only trump has designated him as someone who's advice matters and who will help the government calls theicahn strange late in regulations holding back the economy. oliver: trump admires him. he talks about him. carol: how close are these guys? other inave known each new york business circles for decades. icahn helped trump hold on to wastaj mahal when it flirting with bankruptcy in the early 1990's, so

this was a different tone coming from president trump that we saw last night, not the bombastic and brash rhetoric while it was light on policy specifics. the second point is the white house is not going to be releasing the controversial executive orders regarding the seven predominantly muslim nations. , but them nations temporary immigration ban. they are not going to be releasing that today as was. they plan. that is because, from the trunks i talked to in the political orbit, they suggest they feel that the speech last night was so well received that that is part of the calculus for why they are going to withhold that, at least for today. course this is part of a more controversial measure struck down quite a nice district court a couple weeks ago. -- by the ninth district court a couple weeks ago. that could go to the supreme court. we expect the executive order in the next several days but not today. vonnie: kevin cirilli, trojan work from the white house. an update on shares, still halted at a statement is coming out at noon eastern. 52 minutes time to it is -- 52 minutes time. it

. >> the brash rhetoric of the campaign trail was left behind last night. tonight the question from both sides of the political aisle, will that speech translate into action. and in our next half hour, we fact check the president's speech. we'll look at the actual number of unemployed americans versus what the president says. and the cost of immigrants to taxpayers new at 5:30. >>> mike pence had high marks for trump's speech today. he appeared on msnbc this morning. >> what the american people saw last night is the american president i serve with every day. broad shoulders, big heart, reaching out and focusing on the future. >> mr. trump was directly involved in crafting that hour long speech. iraq could come off president trump's travel ban list. but six other countries will stay on it. stopping citizens of those countries from entering the u.s. an executive order could be signed in a few days. >> to a record day on wall street now, the major indexes posting their best day of the year about the rally came the day after the president cut taxes and pushed f

a brash full-time position. >> the united states will not yield its supremacy to anybody.oal is to make sure we maintain america's dominance around the world. >> what is the north korean piece of this? >> the danger is not that north korea would deliberately plan an tack but they would blunder into some kind of a conflict. >> is it real? how real is this? >> the nuclear weapons are very real, almost 15,000, more than enough to destroy the entire president. >> reporter: it is a concerned being echoed by bruce blair, former nuclear missile launch officer who recorded this anti-trump ad. he said he is speaking not as a partisan but as a scholar. his kerp, not just kim jong-un but president trump. this person is erratic, impulsive, aggressive, ill-informed. he is the soul authority who can decide whether or not to launch thousands of nuclear weapons in minutes with a single phone call. i don't have confidence in his judgment. i live in fear that he would make a bad call and that that call could be civilization ending. >> trump supporters like carl hig by saying, despite his fi

they don't talk to me as brash as they used to.ot easily, like, playing a lot, like grown up like horseplay. this is prison. so, if you horseplay to a certain did he zbregree, you ge fight. i don't get that no more. >> it sounds almost like a protection, like you're a protection to her. >> no. >> that's what it sounds like. >> out of respect, it is. out of respect for you because it's consequences what is going on inside the cell. they respect you. >> you put it like that. a lot of people don't agree with homosexuality. >> what about this decor, women did distinct breast s? >> i will need that inspiration so i try to make that be a focus of what i'm aiming for my upper body. >> this is you? >> i want to attain those attitudes and degrees of endearment with me as a female impersonator. i want to become that part fully in my mind, that this is me every day as a lady. so -- >> i mean, it's a part of my fantasy. >> it blows my mind to see him dressing in things he be putting on. >> is it like [ inaudible ]? >> exactly. it's like everyt

they don't talk to me as brash as they used to. i'm not easily like playing a lot. like grown-ups like to horseplay in prison. this is prison. if you horseplay to a certain degree, you get into a fight. i don't get that no more. >> it sounds almost like a protection. like you're a protection to her. >> no. >> that's what it sounds like. >> out of respect it is, out of respect for you. because it's cons consequences whenever someone doesn't like up what's going on inside the cell. so they respect you. >> if you put it like that. a lot of people don't agree with homosexuality. >> what about this decor, all these woman with distinct breasts? >> i'm on hormones and i need that inspiration. so i try to make that be a focus of my upper body. >> the women, these are all you? >> i want to attain some of the attitudes and poshe poses and degrees of entertainment with me as a female impersonator. i want to become that part fully in my mind that this is me every day, as a lady. i mean, it's a part of my fantasy. >> it blows my mind sometimes, seeing him get dressed, some of th

say, he's t this and a brash man, we like the way he talks, he doesn't have anything of substance. but lie sinceing, e's been in office for 18 months he ran for office and everybody praises him saying he's telling the truth when he's not, he's lying to your face when he's talking to you as he pocket and your rips youoff. now he thing is like right he's done five vacations, cost whenllion to the taxpayers he's belittled obama for taking acation and only ran up 12 million for one year, trump ran up 15 million in five weeks, going on vacation alone oing to cost taxpayers $150 million. this is ridiculous. president -- we've been showing series of tweets from kaplan, now he's adding when it comes to the meeting ith republicans and president trump at hha secretary tom price the e mix, he arrives at capitol, speaking to house republicans on the healthcare bill. the vote set for thursday. florida, upiter, republican line. hello. caller: good morning. how are you? thank you. caller: so i watch the hearings beginning of them, it appears to me entire behind this, the epublicans colluded with

she's blonde, she's brash, and people seem to either love her or hate her.you could somehow combine trump and corinne?" t saying how similar they are. so here's a clip of some of corinne's best moments revoiced by donald trump. check it out. >> michael jordan took naps, abraham lincoln took naps, and i'm in trouble for napping. my heart is gold, but my vagine is platinum. [ laughter ] make america corrine again. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's not bad. [ cheers and applause ] this is from tyler davis. "hey, jimmy, i heard it cost millions of dollars to play led zeppelin on the air. is there anything you can do about that?" that is true. with publishing, it's very, very expensive. it's an incredible amount of money to play one of their songs. so, here's what we did here. [ light laughter ] we took a vinyl copy of "led zeppelin iv," and we melted it down a little bit. sorry, questlove. [ light laughter ] it's warped enough -- sorry, quest, but, warped enough to play without any legal troubles. so, here we go. can i get a drum roll? [ drum roll ] [ c

we have known him for decades as this loud and almost brash and blonde sort of person and personalityn a politician. began running for president, they liked him, he said things that was on their mind that they were too scared to save themselves. but this week, we saw a kinder and quieter donald trump. on monday, zero public appearances, he was very muc message, talking about jobs numbers or the international women's day, even, my goodness, praising rand paul. talking about the health care bill, he met privately with lindsey graham, marco rubio. kinder and quieter. >> eric: it kind of blows my mind a little bit, you guys. i'll start with erin. health care, travel ban, wire taps. i thought that was a big story. >> i think that's right. throughout the weekend, he saw shaun spicer get very animated talking about health care. it was clear that that was supposed to be the message, didn't want to talk about much else. they brought out the obamacare bill, the 1800 pages or so, then 123 pages of the house republican bill. this was supposed to be the message of the week. i think they nailed it

he has recently clashed with other top brash on a number of issues. > take a look at this surveillanceshop. they stole more than 40 weapons on randolph road.olph they opened the front door, smashed the display cases and took weapons right off the wall. so far no arrests. we are following the latest right out of forestville,stvi maryland. there has been a deadly accident parkway on forestville road.stvi the crash happened just after 8r this evening. one person unfortunately died oo the scene.rtunscen we are also told a child was rushed to the hospital with life threatening injuries.ies. meanwhile another adult was also taken to the hospital, but is expected to be okay. and a us park police car on the scene was hit by another drivero in a separate incident.iden fortunately no one was hurt in that collision. and weth are going from 70s tody to snow showers tomorrow morning. i hope you had a chance to enjoy the beautiful weather today, th, warm temperatures, becauseer they're goingat to be taking a hike for a while and winter ist going to be returning. so here is your futurecast showing yo

. >> what trump represents is the ultimate loud, brash, big protest vote. it doesn't matter that he doesn't have specific policy proposals. it doesn't matter that he's not as glib and presentable maybe as some of the professional politicians. >> the last sound byte with governor huntsman who is the u.s. ambassador to russia. my point is there are all these criticisms from members of congress, some of whom make the cut to become members of the cabinet and some don't. but you have governor huntsman who will have a a key role with russia. how does certain people who criticized the president make it through and others not at all. >> if it you look at huntsman, at a certain point the president has to govern. and you need somebody given all of the large role that russia is playing in his presidency, he needs somebody who is experienced ask get this done. huntsman was ambassador to china. he has experience in dealing with an adversarial relationship. >> the thing that's most interesting about selection and e he really doesn't like people who are bringing on with h

he's already -- look, he's a pretty brash guy, was very aggressive u.s.ttorney, and he is not shy at all. he's already tweeted that he was fired as opposed to submitting his resignation. that's the first indication that preet bharara is not going to go quietly, but it's just his personality to be out there. he knows a lot of reporters, to be in front of the cameras, and i suspect that soon in the next 24, 48 hours we're going to hear from him again. that will i think probably help us understand whether it was just that he was angry at the way this was handled or that there was more there or something in between and we have to wait and find out, i guess. we will hear from preet. >> some clarity would be nice. that's for sure. thank you very much for joining me. >> absolutely, thanks. >>> turning now to nbc news investigation reporting tom winter joins me on the phone with more on how this played out today. tom, what are you hearing? >> reporter: well, stephanie, i think it kind of started yesterday afternoon when we got the announcement from the justice de

and he was elected on his brash style. that is going to be on full display today.hat are you watching for on this, charles? >> i mean, you're exactly right. they are oil and water. she's very steady. she's very quiet. she's been in office for a long time as a career politician. president trump is noisy, he's impulsive. and they actually have quite different voter bases. merkel is trying to consolidate the center against the populists in europe. president trump is essentially catering to the populists. therefore they have very different audiences that they're trying to please. and that's why we really are going to have to ask them to try to come together, find a way of working on the key issues. and i don't think it's that hard. in some ways, if she increases defense spending, that would also help boost the german economy and get the trade balance right. there are places where i think the two of them can find common ground. >> of course part of this relationship is what has been said in the past. there have been some real mixed messages coming from then-candidate do