chris jackson vice president for ipsis public affairs helps us break it down, before the james comeyhcare was the number one issue for americans with 21% of americans concerned about healthcare. it was the highest level we'd ever seen before, where do things stand now? >> it's not really healthcare still number one issue. we've seen particularly democrats have been energized by it among the democrat voters it's about 30% who feel healthcare is a number one issue. >> how do they feel it is being handled by the president and congress? >> they're not thrilled, not happy and it's interesting because we're seeing a bit of inversion of what we saw back in 2010 when obama got the republican base fired up. now looks like the ahca is getting the democratic base fired up while the republican base is at best ambivalent. >> let's talk specifically about approval rating now. that's a very different from when we're talking about healthcare. it was holding steady in the low 40's at 43%. you know, that was wednesday, i believe. do you expect that to change with the news >> we doxp little bit. what h

chris godwin looking good today. he will play alongside deshawn jackson. much more on "action news" sunday. >> carson wentz has a signing. mike missanelli is always blunt on any subject. he joins me next at 11:45. >> after a halftime lead on boston, what will lebron and the cavs do tonight. >> cleveland, 21 points and they blow it to boston game three. irving ties it up with 10 seconds to go. avery bradley for three. boston steals game three in cleveland, 111-108. it's the first loss of the playoffs. >> eastern conference finals, the teams the flyer fans love to hate. penguins score four time in the first. penns win 7-0. that's not a misprint, 3-2 series lead. claude giroux, wayne simmons and flyers coming up in the world hockey championship against sweden. lundquist, the ranger goalie tackled right there. claude giroux skating off, disappointed like he did last month for the flyer in the playoffs. >> my goodness. >> all right. something. >> we'll work on that, jeff. thank you. still to come on "action news." >> we head to los angeles where we get a previe

issue in this country and no one wants to see this end for tiger the way it did for chris cornell, prince, or michael jacksonhis can get away, and what we know is he has always been shrouded in mystery. he seeked treatment 7 years ago for whatever behavioral issues he was dealing with. he never answered if he is continuing to seek stream. this raises some red flags. >> cindy, what do we know about his family situation. is there anyone close to him, a mentor, a parent, somebody who could be intervening? >> well, honestly, that has been missing since the death of his father. his children are still very close to him, but they're very young. he broke up with olympic skiier lindsey vaughn a year ago. he is in intense pain even though he had four surgeries on his back. >> i always want to take some time, cindy and rich, to talk 5b9 fran about fran deford. he was more than a sports writer, an essayist. >> yes, one of the best things that ever happened to me is when he hired me to work at "the national." we meet to many people in our lives that you think meh, but he was better than advertised. kind, giving, funny, a

jackson. hi, there. >> thank you, chris.bout to start what would be a routine meeting, but today it is anything but for the first time since replace james comey the acting fbi director will speak publicly and we will be watching for fireworks live in just moments. >>> also watching the fire storm from fall out after comey's firing. one of the reporters behind the piece is with us here as we find out more about why white house staffers were kept in the dark. republican leadership mostly looking to move on, right? but to get into that this hour, we're speaking with the senior senator from louisiana. bill cassidy who supports the call now to get rid of comey. our team is in place. we're going to get right to it. mike on capitol hill and kelly o od'donnell at the white house ad on set today national political reporter for "boston globe" matt visor and senior political reporter for "usa today" and heidi and michael allen, former member of former george w. bush's national security council. mike jump in over to you because any minu

jackson believed that the union should stay together, he was a supporter of slavery and there's no evidence that he would have supported the staying of the union and elimination of the slavery. >> chrisza said, trump wants to make the case that if jackson had been president the civil war wouldn't have happened in order to make the case that he like jackson will be able to avert crisis by dint of his unique background. that the facts don't back up the assertion is besides the point for trump. it's real to him and, therefore, it is a version of the truth." do you agree with that analysis? >> i didn't get the sense when i was interviewing him that he was trying to compare himself to andrew jackson. he was pointing out portraits in the oval office and he talked about jefferson and he talked about jackson. you know, maybe he was. i can't get inside his head. i don't know what he was thinking. but i didn't see any evidence of that during the interview. >> all right. thank you, salena and michael. appreciate it. >>> what this bizarre history lesson reveals about the president. bring 'em on. dawn ultra has 3 times more grease-cleaning power. a drop of dawn and grease is gone. hi, i'm frank.

>> middletown delaware native and, former penn state star chris godwin looking good during his photo shoot. he will play alongside desean jacksonre on the eagles tonight on "action news" sports sunday. carson wentz now have a complete, offense with the signing of the lagarrette blount, mike missanelli will be blunt tonight when he joins me at 11:45. >>> claude giroux, wayne simmonds and flyers come up short with team canada in the world hockey championship against sweden. sweden, wins in a shoot-out, and check out henrik, the rangers goalie getting tackled during the celebration, and another look of disappointment on claude giroux and company. he had that face about a month ago when flyers, were eliminated. he has it again today. >> never end. >> no. >> not with him. >> okay. >> thanks, jeff. >>> "action news" health reporter ali gorman joins hundred dollar of others on the 5k at ground of the virtua hospital in voorhees benefiting the alycia rose victoria foundation supporting teens and young adults fighting cancer and other life threatening diseases. it sponsors heart problems, teenage lounges and social events that help thos

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jackson did for most of his presidency. >> tonight on 8:00 eastern una. --q and a. >> now senator chris murphy holds a town hall. this is about one hour and a half. [applause] >> thank you. sit down. sit down. thank you, everybody. that is very nice. cold and thatve makes the feel better today. i feel more well with that nice introduction.

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chris sa liz sa. good to have you all. you can have whatever ideas you want about andrew jackson. this scrutiny the president is getting on it is he doesn't seem to understand the history and that he's making parallels when questioned about them he doubles down. and in that we see a pattern, strong and wrong. what do you say? >> so the president seems to pontificate and offer analysis on matters of foreign policy and history devoid of the moral underpinnings of topic that he is discussing. so the real problem here is not that he speculated about whether or not andrew jackson or somebody like him might have been able to prevent the civil war. the problem is, in my view, that he didn't talk about the reason for the civil war and why it got to where it did. and that is because of slavery. if you talk about preventing a civil war as the ultimate goal but you don't talk about ending slavery in america as actually the ultimate goal and the driver in the conflict, then you are completely missing the point and you lose an ability, i think, to be successful as a communicator in talking abo

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chris cillizza wrote about it in an article. president trump wants to make the case that if jackson had been president the civil war wouldn't have happened in order to make the case that he like jackson will be able to avert crisis by dint of his unique background. that the facts don't back up the assertion is besides the point for trump. it's real to him and, therefore, it is a version of the truth." do you agree with that analysis? >> i didn't get the sense when i was interviewing him that he was trying to compare himself to andrew jackson. he was pointing out portraits in the oval office and he talked about jefferson and he talked about jackson. you know, maybe he was. i can't get inside his head. i don't know what he was thinking. but i didn't see any evidence of that during the interview. >> all right. >> thank you, selena, thank you, michael. appreciate it. when we come back, more on the interview with the president and what it reveals about the president. protect business,y helps from the largest financial markets to the smallest transactions, by sensing cyber-attacks in near real time and automatically deploying counterm

to be honest with you, chris, i'm less concerned about the fact that donald trump doesn't know basic 5th grade history, for about the fact he has admiration for answered jackson if you look at the kinds of presidents presidents admired, nixon likes lioln. the fact trump admires a man who forced 100,000 native americans across the country, he was responsible for the trail of tears. it's a greater crime than realizing the guy was dead before the civil war. there's something key here which what the president knows and who teaches him new things he knows. it seems like the powerful thing to tell the president of the united states a new thing because you can see him process it and internalize it. in that is great power. the best example of this is him talking about the president of china, xi jinping explaining north korea to him afterling for ten minutes i realized it's not so easy. i felt strongly they had tremendous power over north korea, but it's not what you would think. if you get to explain something to the president first, you have a tremendous advantage. >> chris, i think you should ask for five minutes with the president. listen, you asked does it matter

jackson at the white house for its reaction. >> reporter: a little bit of a pre-buttal if you will, chris. i'm pulling it up in my e-mail given that just moments before senator chuck schumer came out to make those remarks, the white house handed out a sheet of paper inside the briefing room. essentially giving what you might call oppo if this were a campaign on senator schumer, talking about quotes from schumer criticizing james comey and praising the current deputy attorney general, rod rosenstein. i can tell you that the white house, as part of its conversations surrounding what has happened in just the last couple of hours here, is pointing out to reporters, including myself and peter alexander, who are here, that the senate overwhelmingly confirmed rosenstein. they are looking, it appears, to be putting together an argument to rebut some of the attacks that you are already seeing from democrats that this may have been politically motivated. it appears as though the white house is conscious of that criticism and is working to kind of turn that on its head. as we said, there are serious

jackson did for most of his presidency. >> tonight on 8:00 eastern una. --q and a. >> now senator chris murphy holds a town hall. this is about one hour and a half. [applause] >> thank you. sit down. sit down. thank you, everybody. that is very nice. cold and thatve makes the feel better today. i feel more well with that nice introduction. d which and i say and that covers it. thank all of the folks who are here, you are doing a fantastic job every single day bringing educational opportunities to kids and adults here in stamford. thank you for opening this up to your representatives. thank you for being here, i want ofget right to the meat this. i am sure you have loads of questions about what is happening and about what has happened. we are going to talk about it a lot of things. i think we are going to talk about the rule of law. [applause] about theng to talk very simple idea that has been at the root of this country sense the founding that no individual no matter who powerful -- how powerful and what title stand before their are governed by the same rules. that has certainly been the topic of discussion in t

chris pratt fans here. >> you guys all love movies. you are third graders so what about you? >> percy jackson. >> you?shirt that. that's cool, man. >> once upon time. >> once upon a time. >> one more? >> garrans of the galaxy volume two obviously a lot of great movie tastes from the amazing students. speaking of films you just saw a clip for king arthur. i spoke to guy ritchie one of my favorite film makers of all time about how he pulled off one of the coolest slow motion effect shots i've ever seen in a movie. watch this. >> when he finally takes control of it and then starts taking down the bad guys and jumping to them and like that is some re really cool cinema to have graph. >> what you can do with this sword. >> i'm wondering like do you have him doing that in like is it a phantom camera? are you doing -- how are you making it look so good. >> i can see you now quite a lot about these thing. it was phantom actually. i swore i'd never use phantoms any time with them in the past. >> thousand frames a second, right. >> yeah. that wasn't a thousand frames but they can go faster than that. >> cool. >

jackson, joins me from perhaps one of the more beautiful places a president has ever traveled. let's talk about this summit. what are we expecting here? >> sure. >> so we've already seen, chris, as the president gets ready to head to an orchestra performance later on tonight, once the sun starts to go down here on the sicilian coast. we've already seen him have a couple meetings with leaders. i think you hit the main points in your introduction there. it's trade. it's climate change. against it all, the back drop of him blasting some of these same leaders in brussels. bottom line, as we look ahead to tomorrow, the end of the g7 and the president heading back to washington, it's kind of been a tale of two trips. in saudi arabia, in israel, in rome, you saw a president who is diplomatic, who was welcomed royally by the saudis. he was embraced literally in jerusalem by prime minister netanyahu. here, a very different tone and reaction from, in particular, the european leaders. you mentioned the reports of tough talk on trade with the germans. not even reports at this point. the top economic adviser said, yeah, the president did tell the germans he doesn't like their trade polic

jackson. and i'll be back all week and online. you can see facebook, twitter, instagram and snapchat new pics up there as well. now i'm turning it over to my colleague chrisous d.c. day. >> great to have you back. thank you so much, haley. right now on "msnbc live," what will sally yates say? we'll soon find out when the former acting attorney general takes the hot seat answering questions about russia and what she told the white house about michael flynn before she was cut loose by the president. >>> trump tweeting some shade earlier this morning ahead of yates highly anticipated testimony. also at the capitol, health care shifts to the senate. but the debate on the highly controversial house gop plan isn't cutting it with the number of senate republicans. one, even vowing to start from scratch. >>> and france goes with macron, deat

you jackson hunt inner january where there was a strange her to make sure he got up here for treatment for our children's hospital of philadelphia to fight leukemia they got him here. here's chris o'connell speaking to him. sad news they have reached out and said he does not have much time left, he is in hospice, they had a couple moments where he laughed, and he smiled and they will treasure that for the rest of hear lives. >> i want to you take a lot a guy we are about to show you because he robbed a local family dollar, that is not all , he also punched a woman works there over and over again when she tried to stop him from leaving. it happened at family dollar on walnut street in west philadelphia, earlier this month. take a look at that guy in the blue if you know anything give police a call. >>> father of "fox news" roger always has passed away, former "fox news" ceo died yesterday at age of 77. his death was announced in a statement by his wife's list bet. ailes founded "fox news" in 1996 and resigned the network last july amid controversy after sexual harassment lawsuit was filed after a former fox anchor. he died of bleeding the brain caused by a fall. >>> time right n

jackson. and i'll be back all week and online. you can see facebook, twitter, instagram and snapchat new pics up there as well. now i'm turning it over to my colleague chris jansing on this gorgeous d.c. day. >> great to have you back. thank you so much, haley. right now on "msnbc live," what will sally yates say? we'll soon find out when the former acting attorney general takes the hot seat answering questions about russia and what she told the white house about michael flynn before she was cut loose by the president. >>> trump tweeting some shade earlier this morning ahead of yates highly anticipated testimony. also at the capitol, health care shifts to the senate. but the debate on the highly controversial house gop plan isn't cutting it with the number of senate republicans. one, even vowing to start from scratch. >>> and france goes with macron, defeating le pen in the election. we are joined live to discuss how they turned the tide against a wave of nationalism across the west. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm chris jansing in washington, d.c. and we do start with a highly-anticipated hearing on capitol hill in the russian meddling in the 2016 presid

jackson. we have reporting the white house did not know this was happening, which is apparently appropriate it would seem. what's the reaction there been like? >> reporter: yeah, so listen, chris. let me kind of walk through with you how this unfolded. we saw the attorney general jeff sessions enter the white house not via the driveway where i'm standing but a different driveway. he kind of ducked in where these vips who come into the west wing typically go. this was just around the time that they fbi director candidates had been coming out, being walked out by the members of the press office. so the assumption was perhaps that was why the attorney general was here. not long after that, that was about 5:20 tonight, not long after that, we learned the news that the in fact special counsel would be appointed by the department of justice. that's a little bit of the tick tock for you behind the scenes of how this went down. as has happened every night this week, a number of reporters then went and gathered near the press office. the press office by the way that is preparing for this hugely important, very high-stakes, international trip. the first of donald trump's presidency. he

chris cornell. they had great song hunger strike amazing as well. it's very sad news. he also did a cover of billy jean, michael jacksonon of it. >> i know that. i've heard that. i'm not familiar with his work but i'm jus-- his life ending with a family at visit 52 it's really sad. >> he just played a sold out show last night in detroit. which is insane. so real quick before we government james corden is hosting the grammies in 2018. that's the news. >> that's cool. >> i like it. >> i'm interested in seeing him do that. obviously amazing singer he's done it before. he's just -- i think the perfect host. >> he has great rapport witness a listers. it should be fun show. >> right. >> he's loveable. >> cool. thanks guys. >> thank you kevin. 7:54. let's say good morning to our facebook fan of the day. we have a two for. it's actually three. holly is in the mill. the other two are katie and gabbie. >> they work the pete's coffee in georgetown. they tune into fox5 every morning and they recently had the chance to meet holly morris at not watching but actually working, you know what it is. they've been trying to be fans of the