as a progressive myself and cathy is a great comedian, that doesn't help.right go look what the left is all about. she apologized. i think it's going to come back and haunt her for a little while. >> you want to respond? >> we all got to come together as americans. i defend her right to do that. i don't think it was appropriate and i don't think it was approprappro appropriate what madonna said the day after the inauguration. there needs to be some filter and i think we've gone too far as americans what we're willing to tolerate and she made an effort to fix her bad move and so good for her. >> i don't think i've ever heard cathy griffin to apologize. it's not like her to apologize. so there you go. we'll be right back. ♪ pressure. i feel it everyday. but at night, it's the last thing on my mind. for 10 years my tempur-pedic has adapted to my weight and shape, relieving pressure points from head to toe. so i sleep deeply and wake up ready to perform. ♪ now through june 11th, save $600 when you buy select tempur-pedic adjustable mattress sets. find your excl

. >> hey everybody, it is me, cathy griffin. i sincerely apologize. i'm just now seeing the reaction of these images. i'm comic. i cross the line. i move the line. then i cross t i went way too far. >> yes, she talking now, comedian cat inch griffin shows herself on her sword. gruesome photo that her saying i'm sorry and she crossed that line. >> more on her words coming up in just a moment. great to have with us on this wednesday, great to have you with us, it is 4:00 a.m. >> nice to have you back. >> great to be back here on this wednesday morning. >> how was that long flight? >> three delays. >> three delays, finally got in, though, who needs sleep, right? >> that's right. >> got the gang with us this morning. >> it is the job that will energize you. >> part of the problem for thomas, the fog, that's a big thing right now, also happening. >> it is huge. yes, well, depends on where you are driving, you'll drive in and out of the fog this morning, we'll check visibilities, momentarily. let's give you better number than yesterday. first of all, yester

all right, cathy given, you know, i've always likes cathy.lub in philly so often. but she had to apologize for that dumb, she said was a mistake, but is it too late? will this affect her career? the company that she represents has already suspended its campaign, its ad campaign with her, first of all, the company she represents is pretty fun toy begin with. >> yes. >> but that thing she did yesterday, not funny. for years, fios has been promising fast internet to small businesses. but for many businesses, it's out of reach. why promise something you can't deliver? comcast business is different. ♪ ♪ we deliver super-fast internet with speeds of 250 megabits per second across our entire network, to more companies, in more locations, than fios. we do business where you do business. ♪ ♪ from the time i was pregnant with him, had so much life and energy in him. he wanted out, and he wanted to conquer the world. right now, quinton's goal is to be a doctor. it's not easy being a single parent with three kids and having to provide for them. but my so

also: hey, everybody, it is me, cathy griffin. i sincerely apologize. i'm just now seeing the reaction of these images. i'm a comic. i crossed the line. i moved the line. then i cross it. i went way too far. >> comedian cathy griffin apologizing, the gruesome photo that has her saying i'm sorry this morning. >> and more for words, coming up it is 5:00 on this wednesday. slowly getting to the weekend. great to have you with us, i'm thomas drayton. >> the whole team, a loft fog that's socking us in. doesn't look too bad on the parkway, but depends where you are, you could be driving in and out of it? >> in, out, allow yourself plenty of time. not a morning where you want to be running late. it is seven out of ten. we do see some improvement later on, we can barely see bus stop buddy. he is a a little bit of fog obscuring him today. he's got the just in case umbrella, temperatures are in the 50's, 60s as we get started this morning, and visibility is not great in a lot of places. wilmington, dover, millville, trenton, it is kind of foggy up in the mountain

vince, appreciate your time, cathy as well, thank you both. >> thank you.lly: decades-old legal battle between vietnam vets and the u.s. government could be heating up. our legal panel discusses next. >> leland: a fox news alert, stunning pictures from the streets of venezuela, huge protests under way amid severe food shortages and allegations of mass political corruption. these have turned violent in the past. 2:30, car ras as, venezuela when we come back. it's an important question you ask, but one i think with a simple answer. we have this need to peek over our neighbor's fence. and once we do, we see wonder waiting. every step you take, narrows the influence of narrow minds. bridges continents and brings this world one step closer. so, the question you asked me. what is the key? it's you. everything in one place, so you can travel the world better. venezuela. demonstrateors marching against the president there, president maduro, amid severe food short ans and allegations of political corruption. these protests have at times gotten deadly. moduro sent ou

cathy griffin has done something outrageous.donald trump. ainsley: what if that were a republican holding up a head of president obama? >> it's disgusting and so much worse than anything that the left is claiming donald trump does. >> i went way too far. and i beg for your forgiveness. >> the white house defending jared kushner over alleged back channeling with russia. >> if there had actually been a collusion conspiracy, there would already be back channels to russia. >> president trump's late night tweet has the internet freaking out. >> covfefe the number one topic trending on twitter earning its own #. ♪ suddenly i see. ainsley: rainrain day out there. we can glad this week for our freedoms that's the avenue of the americas. clayton: theme from devil wears prada. ainsley: who knew that information? from. clayton: thank you, gavin, my producer for telling me that in my ear. i appreciate that welcome to "fox & friends" on this wet wednesday here in manhattan. we have a boat show on the plaza. i'm excited about that i keep tryi

let's be very clear about that, cathy and everyone agrees they're on snap and on medicaid. so we have an avenue to at least talk to them. we know where they are. as an admin start i would walk into my snap off and say i want a list of every house held of a single parent and kids that reports no earnings on snap and is not an tanf. and then i get it a day later and give it to the snap administration and say what are we doing about this? isn't there something we can do? we're full employment. >> so what are you going to tell these guys that are uning these programs? >> i'm going to say pay more attention to employment and track it, let us know. i think there was an earlier chart cathy did put up that showed the number of recipients with no earning. and that's a problem. and i think to run to universal credit is the answer when we have a program that talks to these families once a year at least and provides important assistance, i don't get that. >> so strengsening work requirements is one. >> the other thing is i would have administration -- this may not be totally fair, but

so think about cathy's point in the pride people have in work. and y i think that speaks to olivia's words about housing. so your case was money matters but the other point should be make money matter lez in a sense of reducing the connection in some of these other services. you may have a more powerful eeffect, and i say may, than transferring money dollar for dollar. as you say it takes a lot, $3,000 to move the standard deviation of a test score by a fifth. i don't know if thaet a good return, but you might say you could spend that money $3,000 in a way that could get something bigger for the child. >> well, i can't point to any definitive research that addresses that question. 1 point that has been made by people is that the advantage of cash is that cash is fungible. and therefore one can use it in ways that's responsive to the needs of particular families. so i think that i'm persuaded that the fungibility of cash has some advantage. and there's some evidence that earnings supplements and income are more effective than, let's say, as one st

its ad campaign with cathy yesterday.atement in part: we're shocked at this point to learn about the image ms. griffin shared today. it was deeply inch appropriate and runs contrary to the core values, to the core values, of squaty potty. >> in response, suspended its ad campaign featuring, also, a lot of people warning about cnn, go ahead, something about - >> just never seen an ad for squaty potty so i won't miss that with cathy. i haven't seen one. >> but we don't have kids, young kids. >> true. >> you have kids. >> i may need squaty potty myself soon. >> maybe. >> a lot of people are also wondering about cnn, has the big new years eve special with sanderson cooper, now saying they'll re-evaluate their relationship, so probably seeing how this plays out. >> all right. i hate this. singer olivia newton john revealed her cancer has come back, after 25 years. >> and karen, it is interesting, because this all kind of started because she was having intense back pain. >> yes, she thought she had sky at being did a, the big i

chief strategist and democratic political analyst cathy. >> thank you.ng, the closing bell is just 37 minutes away. lack at our dow 30 heat map? if you go up to the upper left, you see cisco systems. it's leading the dow 30. remember, boeing is in second place here after several firms reiterated outperform and overweight ratings with price target ranging from 33 bucks to 40 bucks. right now it's at 31.81. and an art world stunner. $110million after fees for this painting. that's the most ever for an american artist. what it says about the american economy. it's a first on fox business interview with ceo smith straight ahead on countdown. he's coming right up. you have to hear how it went down. predictable. the comfort in knowing where things are headed. because as we live longer... and markets continue to rise and fall... predictable is one thing you need in retirement to help protect what you've earned and ensure it lasts. introducing brighthouse financial. a new company established by metlife to specialize in annuities & life insurance. talk to your ad

first of all, cathy, let's get to the question of january 4th, president trump telling don mcgann that he is under fbi investigation. do you say they fine, you don't have to file, it's all right, you're vetted, come on in the president wants you. >> i think that is the end of the conversation. certainly -- >> thank you, goodbye? >> exactly, you can't have a senior advisor to the president, or security advisor being under investigation when coming into the white house. it is unfathomable that that was okay. maybe they say wait until the investigation runs it's course. maybe you can join the administration in a different capacity at a different time, but it is very high risk to have brought him in. >> and the president keeps repeating that he was cleared by president obama for the highest possible security clearance referring to the fact that the previous year he renewed as retired general renewed his military security clearance. >> those are apples and oranges. when we would vet someone for a senior position, assistant secretary or a white house official, whatith we would first do is st

called her long time friend cathy harrell. >> and i picked up the phone and she said, "cathy, i neednd keep her safe." and i said, "what are you talking about?" she said, "i can't tell you anything." >> reporter: so what did you do? >> i got my gun. and i went and got in the car and drove over to the mount pleasant police department. and nancy and maddy and one of their officers met me in the parking lot. >> reporter: other officers rushed to north carolina to get daughter emily at college. nobody knew if the threat extended to her too. >> and i was told to pack. i didn't know for how long. i grabbed some clothes, filled a suitcase. i had to eventually actually leave school for the rest of the year. my school told me that i was a danger by being on campus, so they made me leave. >> reporter: so now nancy and her daughters holed up in cathy harrell's house, while police patrolled the neighborhood watching for -- well, who knew. so were you, you know, pretty nervous about it? >> we were very worried about that, about someone coming up the creek, coming into the house. >> reporter: aaro

cathy mohan from abingdon said she could not live on her reduced personal independence payment, sayingy was promised to boost workers' rights if the conservatives won the election. our political correspondent, leila nathoo, is in westminster now. tilse more about this confrontation. theresa may was in oxford and she was trying to deflect some criticism she has faced for not having enough interaction with ordinary voters. she has faced accusations that she has been protected from the public only addressing conservative supporters and invited audiences. today she was out on the campaign trail ina today she was out on the campaign trail in a local market with the local conservative candidate when she was confronted by a woman called cathy, who challenged her over conservative changes to benefits, which she said has left her worse off. she was referring to personal independence payments that replaced the disability yablt lif disability living allowance. the women women was to he deuce the welfare bill. we have done a lot to help. i'm talking four everybody with learning disabilities, i wan

. >> hey everybody, it is me, cathy griffin. i sincerely apologize.w seeing the reaction of these images. i'm comic. i cross the line. i move the line. then i cross t i went way too far. >> yes, she talki

grosso voting no. 27-year veteran of the department, newsham served as the interim capacity as chief cathy lanier took a job with the nfl last september. michelle: tonight a family had closure after the murder of their loved one eight years ago. the man responsible confessed from a prison cell in michigan. northern virginia bureau chief jeff goldberg is live for us in leesburg with the new developments here. jeff? jeff: well, 44% jammie lane was much loved and well-known in -- 44-year-old jammie lane was much loved here and well known and often known as "the mayor." at the church, the tree was planted in his honor. today was the day that mr. lane's family has been waiting for, for years. since the day jammie lane was stabbed and murdered in 2009, hi wife and daughter lived in pain. >> it has been really hard. it is hard to go on with my life. >> for the past eight years have been devastating. we didn't know who it was. >> two weeks ago they finally got an answer. 40-year-old elias abuelazam currently in prison in michigan confessed to the murder. abuelazam lived in a town home in leesburg.

. >> reporter: cathie toye is grateful she was asleep and missed it. >> and i grew up here, so it is really shocking. >> reporter: police have not released any information about the man who was killed. they are asking anymore with any information about what happened here to call police. live in south san francisco, amy hollyfield, "abc 7 news." >>> and breaking news now. police announcing more arrests in the deadly manchester bombing. libyan officials say the father and brother of the suspected suicide bomber are now in custody. a fifth suspect carrying a package also arrested today in manchester. this all unfolding as detectives investigate a network linked to the key suspect, salman abedi. this new photo of the 22-year-old released in the past few minutes. look here. abc reporter ariel rashef with details. >> reporter: raise to root out possible suspects in the deadly bombing lasting into the night and through today. >> think it is clear this is a network we are investigating. as i said, it continues apace, this extensive investigation is going on and activity taking place across g

new police chief. 928 year veteran has succeeded cathy lanier who left for the nfl in event s. new sham has served as the interim police chief since then and was nominated for the top job by mayor muriel bowser in february one councilman said he had reservations about newsham but came around to seeing him as as someone that he could work with. >> in the last couple of weeks i had to call him on numerous occasions while issues in our community and he's been nothing but responsive and that's what we need. i can see that he has the heart to do this >> mayor bowser release a statement about the new chief saying newsham is a respected leader who understands the value of working with the community and is committed to making mpd work better for residents in every ward. today supporters of metro's purple line project in maryland held a rally to push for federal funding. it comes just daze after workers pushed for a bill to pass. raised tonight shawn baker hosted the event. there is only one obstacle remaining to the realization of this project. and that is a judge, a federal district j

cathie reese, megan will and the maryland lacrosse team taking on northwestern for the title.ng, running, and of course scoring. that goal puts maryland up go on to win. maryland stays perfect. 19-0 this season. tonight the terms the number one overall seed in the ncaa tournament and will face the winner of townsend and high points for their open. congratulations to maryland. >>> the maryland men's team also getting the number one overall seed in the men's lacrosse tournament. >> maryland befoat mgm national harbor,rich take a moment to remember what life was like before winning your share of 1.5 million dollars in prizes and free slot play. join mlife rewards and play scratch it rich at mgm national harbor. this is monumental. >>> a sonic boom rattle willed residents in florida this morning and had people from tampa to ft. myers scratching their heads wondering what was going on. the mystery is solved tonight. what they heard was an unmanned space craft landing at cape canaveral. as you can see there looking closely, it looks like a mini version of the naza space subtles we u

steve: cathy? >> well, these people, these are innocent before guilty.llowed to be in this country. there is trying to keep countries together, legally. they need to know their legal rights. many of them are allowed to be here. this is not much money. steve: dan, we will give you the final word. these people, regardless of the dreamers, the balance of the people we are talking about are in this country illegally. >> no one is entitled to a taxpayer court appointed attorney in a civil removal proceeding. so basically this is a continuation of giving one group of people, law breakers who jump the line more benefits and more opportunity than all the law abiding citizens of this country combined. >> they are law abiding as well. >> no, they are not. steve: i will tell you what, they estimate 10% of the people in sacramento are in the country illegally but apparently not in the city. all right, dan and cathy, thank you very much for joining us live. >> thank you. steve: what do you think about that? let us know at foxandfriends.com. she became the nation's to

steve: meanwhile i have a wife cathy and sister cathy.lican congressional candidate greg gianforte has won that special election out in montana. >> thank you, montana. [cheers and applause] brian: his win comes just hours after is he charged with body slamming a reporter caught on audio. ainsley: joining us live from our nation's capital mr. griff jenkins. you can say is he fighter, right, griff? >> that's right. the voters of montana have spoken. gianforte with a deisaac win. he began that celebration having apologized. having stayed out of the eye the last 24 hours as the voters went to the polls. being charged with assault. >> when you make a mistake, you have to own up to it. that's the montana way. i'm not proud of what happened. i should not have responded in the way that i did. and for that i'm sorry. i should not have treated that reporter that way and for that i'm sorry, mr. ben jacobs. >> but in the end the body slamming incident caught on tape was not enough to deter montanans. >> there is not going to be time. i'm curious. >>

cathy moen in oxfordshire took the prime minister to task on mental health and welfare.g for us. i can't live on £100 a month. they took it all away from me. the fat cats keep the money and us lot get nothing. an awkward encounter. and no detailed answers for kathy or anyone else for a couple of days. the tories won't reveal their plans for the health service until later this week, but question labour's sums. the thing about the labour party's proposals is that you have to ask the question — where would the money come from? you can only fund the nhs, you can only ensure we have a first—class nhs, if we have a strong economy. behind you... it's politics, not panto, honestly. but like labour, the lib dems would raise income tax to plug the nhs‘s gaps. if you want the best health and social care in the world, then it will cost you, but you will get it. it will cost you one penny on income tax for an additional £6 billion a year, 30 billion over a parliament. this scottish babi this es get kissed in elections like everywhere else, but health‘s devolved, like in wales and nor

trump is the man who called on all his friends and allies to pay their own way, as you heard from cathyrom the saudi foreign minister, it is an agenda that saudi arabia endorses 100%. went through the list, fighting against extremists, fighting against extremists, fighting extremist groups including so—called islamic state, so do we, he wants to push back against iran, to stop its behaviour across this region, so do we, he said. he wants to strengthen the military cooperation, don't forget that saudi arabia as well as other countries we re arabia as well as other countries were behind the formation of the new arabic islamic alliance, headed by a former pakistani army chief. afterwards, i spoke to the saudi foreign minister and afterwards, i spoke to the saudi foreign ministerandl afterwards, i spoke to the saudi foreign minister and i said, afterwards, i spoke to the saudi foreign ministerand i said, if president trump ask you to play your part, will you contribute troops, he said, yes. it was very complimentary about the strike on syria by donald trump, calling it decisive and importan

he has been filling the role as interim chief since cathy lanier's retirement in september.ice men and first responders gathering at the st. patrick's catholic church to say goodbye and remembering the comrades that lost their lives. the 23rd year in a row the church held a blue mass. archbishop of washington led the ceremony. alison: austin crawford was feeding branches to a woodchiper when his day took a terrifying turn. his coworker scott iverson grabbed him and tried to throw him in the machine. >> he had my left leg hinge final push. my coworkers pulled him off, stopped the chipper. alison: police arrested iverson and say he has been charged with assault and attempted murder. crawford says he escaped with a small cut on his chin and he did return to work the next day. larry: wow! alison:m coming up next at 5:00, this year's tony nominations. more on the local connection for two of broadway's best. scott: scott taylor. you have a house you want to sell or buy, give us a call. 703-236-9220. >> for the fist time, the national museum of the african-american history and cult

he will service the interim police chief since cathy lanier left last august.hat ceremony is set for indoors, hopefully, not outside today. veronica: oh, yes. up until 5:00, we should be dry. just overcast. another cool day for us. the newest information shows the rain moving out a little earlier. not today but tomorrow. so, it's at least going to be better for the afternoon hours. if you have planned thro light. your road cast showing green lights for the morning rush. for lunchtime. more cautionary conditions for the afternoon and evening rush as rain moves back i n. that rain ramping up in a hurry. the intensity, it'll start falling much harder by the time we get to 8:00. here's look at future weather, 5:00, moving in, warrenton, culpeper seeing the rain first. it overspread the area by 11:00. moderate rain already showing up down i-95, around caroline county and stafford county. 6 .a.m. tomorrow. you have plans before 10 a.m.? because it is going to be a real soaker. you can see the i-95 corridor and annapolis and down south towards calvert, still seeing ra

i believe that guy because he is such a chatty cathy.he has reached out to so many people on both sides of the aisle. >> you are bothered to buy what we did in the united states with the nsa, nothing, we have nothing on the russians. >> would the thing is we now know this is standard operating procedure. this probably wouldn't come up if trump hadn't been vacuumed up in the whole situation. if. kennedy: the party panel returns a little bit later and much more on the firing of james comey but first up the growing list of senators and sending send them orchards to afghanistan. i will ask former marine and collins who spent t t t t at fidelity, trades are now just $4.95. we cut the price of trades to give investors even more value. and at $4.95, you can trade with a clear advantage. fidelity, where smarter investors will always be. kennedy: president trump's national security adviser proposing spending an additional three to 5000 troops to afghanistan because why would you want at you want that were can quickly see the increase will pick up

. >> up next anderson amari cooper jon cooper will will will will will t cathis salad? . much more than a bowl of something green. of er of he be he he eff her offir irrer he. dear predictable, there's no other way to say this. it's over. i've found a permanent escape from monotony. together, we are perfectly balanced, our senses awake, our hearts racing as one. i know this is sudden, but they say: if you love something... set it free. see you around, giulia ♪ >>> welcome to special edition of 360. with the white house under siege over the firing of fbi director james comey we're bringing you central figure, director comey's boss is former acting attorney general sally yates who serves for the justice department in the trump administration and warned the white house that michael flynn was vulnerable to russian blackmail. sally ya

member of gop leadership cathy mcmorris rodgers says they are united to simplify the tax rate and close loopholes. >> this is a once in a generation opportunity to relieve the american people of the tremendous tax burden they currently have. i'm thrilled the administration made this a top priority. this is our time to do it. >> reporter: the president is planning to make tax reform a top issue for his administration. hoping for a major win, if he can get his party to rally around his proposal. rick? rick: thank you, lauren. for more let's bring in evan siegfried, a republican strategist and author of "gop gps". and doug schoen, former adviser to president clinton and fox contributor. doug, first, i want to ask you guys about his priorities and what he's likely trying to accomplish in these next few days and weeks. taxes, health care, nafta and the wall. >> sure. rick: the president said there could be another vote on replacement for obamacare this week. is that too optimistic? >> i think the president is being a little too optimistic because i think the details are worked out. we've got

and newsham has been serving as the active chief since cathy lanier left for the nfl. he joined the force in 1989 and quickly rose through the ranks. d.c. mayor muriel bowser says in a statement, "our officers work hard to earn and keep the trusts of residents. under chief newsham, a leader respected by the community and the police force i know we can continue to build on that trust." newsham starts in his official role with a drop in violent crime. homicides are the same as last year. back to you. >> thank you. we are on storm watch as the cold front that embracessed the area yesterday caused more problems to the north flooding, making a mess of the evening co this is in state college, pennsylvania. no injuries were reported despite all the damage there. but the front did give way to today's beauty of a day. i'm with chief meteorologist doug hill and a check on the forecast. i saw people having lunch on the patio. gorgeous. doug: i went outside in the breeze and the sunshine. the storminess last night produced the damage. we saw all afternoon the best chance was new y

cathy ireland has furniture. ellen has furniture.h. >> stephen: why should i buy your couch and not lebron's? >> because theirs is ugly. >> stephen: lebron's is ugly. >> all of theirs is ugly. i'm serious i have sculpture that you can use and you can sit on. >> stephen: sculpture? >> my thing is sculpture. theirs is ugly, man. i'm sorry, i love you all. they're going to hate me gli assume you had to go to, like, furniture design, conventions, stuff like that to sell your stuff, high point or something like that. >> i literally am here right now with i.c.f.f., it's in town right now. and i'm going to neocon in chicago. >> stephen: those are all furniture. >> i've been to the big mylan furniture fair. once you get into the design world -- >> stephen: have designers been open to terry crews? >> well, some of them. >> and had another guy come by and he looked at me whole installation and he was like, "wow, this is great man. this is good. you know what i'm going to start a tv show." and i said, "really? maybe i can help you." and he said

i believe that guy because he is such a chatty cathy.he has reached out to so many people on both sides of the aisle. >> you are bothered to buy what we did in the united states with the nsa, nothing, we have nothing on the russians. >> would the thing is we now know this is standard operating procedure. this probably wouldn't come up if trump hadn't been vacuumed up in the whole situation. if. kennedy: the party panel returns a little bit later and much more on the firing of james comey but first up the growing list of senators and sending send them orchards to afghanistan. i will ask former marine and collins who spent a lot of time there he knows whether or not that's the right move. see you, next these goofy glasses. yeah. well, we gotta hand it to fedex. they've helped make our e-commerce so easy, and now we're getting all kinds of new customers. i know. can you believe we're getting orders from canada, ireland... this one's going to new zealand. new zealand? psst. ah, false alarm. hey! you guys are gonna scare away the deer! idiots

i said my sister cathy tells me, no, i don't like prison. >> he will now have a disciplinary hearingor his role in the smuggling incident and the tobacco found in his cell. his girlfriend, who has no prior criminal record, is charged with two felonies and two misdemeanors. she pled not guilty, and she was released on bail. >> she wrote in the letter the other day and said that our -- she responds back. >> what did you say in the letter? >> apologized basically. i apologized, number one. number two, i just let her know that, you know, i didn't -- it was just a bad day and time, and i really am sorry. if you decide to leave me because of this, i i guess i have to accept that. >> immediately after the smuggling incident he was determined to protect his girlfriend. >> i'm going to have to take the weight for her and hopefully that works out that way. to get it off of her and keep it on me. she don't need a felony. she don't have any. why would i want to give her one now at 49 years old? >> but today he has himself to think about. >> at no time did those balloons ever hit my hands. yeah,

that means sleepless nights for business owners like cathie gilman. >> we have five pumps running iner pumped out. >> reporter: downstream here in arnold, missouri it is hard to tell where the river ends and the street begins. it is not over. the river not expected to crest until about midnight. alex perez, abc news, arnold, missouri. >>> all right. we haven't had any rain or anything like that to worry about in the last week or so it seems. >> we haven't, and meteorologist drew tuma is here to tell us -- >> that guy. >> -- whether this guy, whether there's rain coming. we know cooling is coming. >> also said the rain is gone. >> and now the heat is going bye-bye as well. we will go back to a spring like pattern very shortly. cooling down right along the coast as we speak. live doppler 7 along with satellite showing fog on the coast. that's the gray shading on your screen by the coast. it has cooled half moon down to 53. 59 in san francisco. 59 in santa rosa but still holding warmth away from the coast. livermore still 76. concord. overnight going to have a wild range. not mild on th

. >> eboni: to your point, cathy, people need to be engaged as they are will these leaks and everythinge coming out of washington. >> eric: do you recall donald trump's apec speech? a lot of people who weren't sure about donald trump when he delivered that aipac speech and much of it was written by jared kushner. people started to embrace donald trump and israel started to embrace donald trump. by the way, it's very, very refreshing to me after 8 years of contentious relationship with israel that israel likes us again. >> that's right. >> eboni: i was in israel as well, eric, everybody did not dislike america in israel. i promise you that's not true. i promise you. >> guarantee you this that president trump has the israelis' back and they know it. they know he is their best chance, their best hope in that region. now, as far as politics stopping at the water's edge, no way. not with this president, not with this press, this venomous cycle unhinged deranged appea apoplectic press that likes his guts. >> that's a good word apoplectic. >> first word rosenstein, a story about rosenstein thr

i would also like to thank my parents, alan and cathy. if it wasn't for their love, hard work, and perseverance, i am quite certain i would not be sitting before you today. mr. chairman, i've been working national security issues my entire career. and i believe that the threats that we face today are complex, unpredictable, and dangerous as at any time in our history. the u.s. homeland is no longer a sanctuary. the growing sophistication and proliferation of threats such as cyber, space, ballistic and cruise missiles, cbrn materials, endemic diseases, and unmanned technologies, combined with the growing number of nations and nonstate actors with access to them, continue to increase risk to the homeland and defense mission assurance. i see no more important role in national security than serving in the position of assistant secretary of defense for homeland defense and global security and focusing on ensuring the continuing ability to defend our nation against dynamic and evolving threats. if confirmed, i look forward to working with you a

he had been serving as chief since cathy lanier retired back in september. >>> also today, mayor murieletion of the west end square 50 development. it's a new complex that's home to the new fire and ems engine number one station and offers 52 affordable housing units in the foggy >>> also happening today at fedex field redskins players will join local fitness celebrities to promote healthy lifestyles for kids. activities are planned from 10:15 to noon. a brief panel discussion about the importance of healthy lifestyle as well as a group workout. all planned. more than 1500 d.c. seventh graders will participate. and i say that's pretty awesome. steve, over to you. >> ♪ >> all right, time for the morning line right now. big game six for the wizards tonight at verizon center and here's the deal. if the celtics wins it's over for washington. celtics will move on to the finals in the east. during this best of seven series the home team wins. it's happened every time. so celtics with home court advantage have won three games. washington, two. feeling pretty good pow where things stand right n

cathy de veras has severe arthritis. lesley staines who cares for her son lewis who has autism.welcome all of you. thank you for coming on the programme. tell us about lewis and your role as his carer? well, lewis is 18. he doesn't speak. he repeats the last word, but he does understand what that is. he doesn't read or write and pretty much i'm his full—time carer. i'm divorced andi his full—time carer. i'm divorced and i care for himself and his brother in the home 24/7 apart from the few hours that they go to school each day. which is when you work? yeah. i mean i've worked in the city for years, but now i do the onlyjob i'm able to do which is work in a primary school part—time because when i get the school holidays off because i've got no one to have them in school holidays. this is a big issue for you every day of the week issue for you every day of the week is the new personal independence payments, which is what is taking over or replacing the disability living allowance. what's the issue? well, it is all categorised and i sent all the information, every bit of informatio

cathy moen in oxfordshire took the prime minister to task on mental health and welfare.ir plans for the health service until later this week but question labour's sums. the thing about the labour party's proposals is you have to ask where the money would come from because you can only fund the nhs, you can only ensure we have a first—class nhs if we have a strong economy. behind you! it is politics not panto, honestly, but like labour, the lib dems would raise income tax to plug the nhs's gaps. if you want the best nhs and social care in the world then it will cost you, but you will get it, it will cost 1p on income tax for an additional £6 billion a year, £30 billion over a parliament. scottish babies get kissed in elections like everywhere else, but health‘s devolved like in wales and northern ireland too. we are committed to increasing the nhs budget by £2 billion over this scottish parliament, that's £500 million more than inflation. a huge turnout forjeremy corbyn tonight in leeds, but a huge turnaround is what he needs if the nhs or anything else is to end up in la

but if we do what cathy was saying earlier and even retrain our workers to know about e commerce, to know 95% of the consumers live outside the united states. 75% of the purchasing power is outside the united states. america is not going to be number one. if we continue to think we're number one, we don't depend on the global economy. taking that view will get house to step where we'll do nothing about it. if we go america was great, i'm afraid we might look too far in the past and other countries will take off without us. >> a couple of comments relating to our discussion and one is there is an economic theory that tells us who the winners and losers are. >> i didn't hear. >> it's the hectra lean theory of international trade. the unfortunate thing is it says we will have increasing inequality in the u.s. and decreasing inequality in places like china but the fact is there's increasing inequality elsewhere. that's why i said a number of things going on that are kind of important and the second comment is that there is no case in the history of -- economic history of the world where

cathy mohan told mrs may how changes to benefits left her living on £100 a month. to people with mental health problems and learning difficulties. i'm being serious, i want you to do something for us. we've got a lot of plans for people with mental health... i'm talking about everybody, not just me! everybody with mental... anybody who's got learning disabilities. i want them not to have their money taken away from them, and being crippled! let's hear what the prime minister said in response. i am sure we will find a way. for your case. for everybody, not just for me. find a way. for your case. for everybody, notjust for me. i am sticking up for them, i go to a club for disabled people. nicola can help you specifically, what i can do is make sure we are giving more help for people with mental health and learning disabilities. people in wheelchairs, everybody. notjust myself. that is what we want to ensure, when we are looking at the help we are giving to people with any disability, we focus on those most in need. i think i am, any disability, we focus on those most

. >> thanks for the jeff kooben mary cathy wap op op sed column charles below is here. jing us as well is jeffrey lord. jeff i got to start with you. sean spicer didn't deny that the president said these things about director comey. do you defend the president on this one? >> no i think it's perfectly within his rights to say them i mean he is the president of the united states. he can say what he wants. >> say what he wants is it smart? >> well, sure you can get subjective about that. >> i'm something you to be subjective is it smart? >> is it smart? well i don't think it matters. either way in truth i really don't. and anderson i just want to see. >> >> okay we're talking about all in what i'm. >> i'm sorry i believe that's called a punt i don't know much about sports but i believe that's a punt. >> no anderson, anderson look this is not some smoking gun. that's as his honest opinion which lord knows if he hasn't said it to the russian. >> his honest is that the former director is a nut job and that this relieves some of the pressure on the russia stuff? that's his ho

. >> i would ask -- i once asked police chief cathy lanier here, i announced, have you ever fired your weapon in the line of duty? she said, yes, why? she had to shoot a dog that had a disease. she felt terrible. you have to carry guns. you can make a mistake and be in front of congress. or you will have the media like me asking questions -- why did he do x instead of y? we wereecret service -- eluding to this -- the secret service does not have a special use of force policy. you can only fire your weapon when someone's life is in danger. can does not mean that you fire into a crowd. fire?ar field of yes. but there is no special dispensation for the use of force. it is the restraint that should be commended. >> thank you very much. >> in 1981, did secret service offer or issue ballistic vests? had.wish they >> obviously with your injury -- >> we had very good vests that were form fitted. they are different from what my officers aware today. now they can be wrapped up in a ball. they are that light. back then, they were quite a bit heavier and we were only required to wear them if speci

that means sleepless nights for business owners like cathy gilman. >> we have five pumps running fryingeporter: downstream hard to tell where the river ends and street begins. it is not over the river rising. the river not expected to crest. alex perez, abc news, arnold, missouri. >>> house lawmakers poised to vote on a revised health care bill and at dismantling obamacare. gop leaders announce they'd have enough votes to push the legislation through. some moderates who initially oppose the bill were swayed by billions of dollars to help people with pre-existing conditions. american medical association among many groups slamming the legislation. they say it would result in millions of americans losing their insurance. supporters say, it will make coverage more affordable. >>> secretary of state rex tillerson letting his department know how president trump's america first agenda will affect diplomatic policy. tillerson told state department policies the u.s. would no longer condition foreign relations on countries adopting american values like human rights. he said some postwar alliances

my name is cathy, and i'm visiting you from north dakota. that came to north dakota, i'm sorry on behalf of myself and the way some of you were treated by the police forces there. we're not all like that. you can come visit me if you would like to. in my little tiny town of newtown, north dakota. what i would like to do is say that we're about 200,000 people marching in the streets today! wheeewwww! and i want to say i love you guys! i love you way back there. i see you by the port-a-potties back there. we love you! i want to say hello to my delegation. give it up! because all of us here, you know what we've become? we've become the new majority. and we're going to take back our rights. we're going to tell number 45, you will not put us down anymore! everybody, keep hydrated. water is life! water is life! >> water is life! >> water is life! >> water is life! >> water is life! >> make some noise. >> doing the indigenous smoke signals out there. i want to thank you for your solidarity. water protector keyboard warriors, thank you very much for

>> did you just hear cathy? eww. >> here, i can take katie.work kathy. >> please. >> hey kathy, waist going on over there? i'm just here with my huge genitals. >> oh, my goodness. >> what's kathy's response? >> eww. >> same. >> her response to everything alex, do you finds it true, vines inch scent to be a magical combination? >> nothing like a man who smells good. >> really? >> a clean scent. >> yes. >> my wife picked a clone for me to wear, and many women comment on how much they like the smell of this cologne. i wear it for her. >> do you wear it all the time? or like -- >> yes. >> spritz little bit. i walk through it, adjust my seems, go out for the day. but i'll put on little bit of cologne, if we're going out to an event or something like, that did i last night, had an event at punch line in philadelphia, i put a little bit on. >> just a little? >> kathy say you and i together, would you like to have -- smell me on your sheets when i'm here at work? oh, so you spent the night with mike. you wake up, you can still smell him. you would pro