chris paul and the clippers, chris has never gotten to a conference final. he would like to get to one. derrick favors finished with 17. 10-9 in the first half alone. gordon hayward wasn't good but while his teammates were he got warmed up, finished with 26. no more paul pierce. he is retiring and no final again for chris paul. he loses in the first round. the jazz play the warriors next. >>> mets/nationals. anthony rendon and had two ribs and hit this baseball out of the park. so, it's a home run. a couple more. fourth, two on. that's a three-run jimmy jackson right there. this was a jack show. just a complete jack show. two homers, six ribs and three at bats and bases clearing double in the fifth. nine rbis and hit another. recapping 23-5 nationals win over the mets rendon, 6 for 6, three homers, ten rbi. raised his batting average 52 points. >> that's how you finish a month. good morning, america. >> football score there. >> a good morning to you. >>> up next in "the pulse," will ferrell brings back george w. bu those laughs. >>> a member of a police forc

chris paul, durant -- durant has been the leading scorer for the u.s.competitions he has played in. david, one of the things i have admired from all those guys is they understood it wasn't about them. you know, you hear expressions like leave your egos at the door, and i always told them don't leave your egos at the door, because i want you to be lebron and kobe, but when you bring them in, can we play for one ego? can we play for the u.s.? and thank god they did. david: so as you have been coaching over the years what would you say are the most important lessons of leadership you have learned? mike: the very first thing is that in order to get better you have to change limits. and when you change limits, you are going to look bad and fail. at west point, i'd learned failure was never a destination. in other words, when you're knocked back, you know, figure out why and change. the other thing is that you are not going to get there alone. you know, be on a team. surround yourself with good people, and learn how to listen. you are not going to learn with

chris paul and the clippers, chris has never gotten to a conference final. he would like to get to one. derrick favors though was really good off the bench, 10 points, 9 rebounds. he finished with 17 and 11. got 10 and 9 in the first half alone. gordon hayward wasn't good but while his teammates were he got warmed up and would finish with 26. no more paul pierce. he is retiring and no conference final again for chris paul. he loses in the first round. the jazz will play the warriors next. >>> mets/nationals. anthony rendon, he was babe ruth for the day. in the third inning, he had two ribs to begin with then he hit this baseball out of the park. so, it's a home run. a couple more. fourth, two on. that's a three-run jimmy jackson right there. this was a jack show. just a complete jack show. two homers, six ribs and three at bats then he had a bases-clearing double in the fifth. and now nine rbis in eighth inning and hit another one. so, just recapping, in this 23-5 nats win over the mets rendon, 6 for 6, 3 homers, 10 rbi, raised his batting average 52 points.

chris aldridge is in the front seat and in the back seat is paul sheridan. chris pops the trunk so matt it put the duffel in. matt's door is barely closed when chris guns the engine and roars off. 280 miles to go, four hours and 35 minutes speeding just a little where they are sure they will not get caught. matt pulls out the phone, calls darcy to say they are leaving. it is 11:54 p.m. in fort wayne and matt is not the only one who stays on janesville time. the grand prix dash clock says 10: 10:54. chris will never forget the day he started. his wife and kids helping him move. he stays in fort wayne. his family left monday morning when we went to the orientation during the morning shift. he was back that afternoon, alone, his wife and kids already back in janesville. one of the worst feelings of his life. that was three and a half years ago. the grand prix had 47,000 miles on it. now it has 137,000. they are planning to turn on to route 14 and matt said this is my three year anniversary. chris says we have to celebrate that. matt already texted darcy happy an

chris paul, durant -- durant has been the leading scorer for the u.s.petitions he has played in. david, one of the things i have admired from all those guys is they understood it wasn't about them. you know, you hear expressions like leave your egos at the door, and i always told them don't leave your egos at the door, because i want you to be lebron and kobe, so when you but when you bring them in, can we play for one ego? can we play for the u.s.? and thank god they did. david: so as you have been coaching over the years what would you say are the most important lessons of leadership you have learned? mike: the very first thing is that in order to get better you have to change limits. and when you change limits, you are going to look bad and fail. at west point, i'd learned failure was never a destination. in other words, when you're knocked back, you know, figure out why and change. the other thing is that you are not going to get there alone. you know, be on a team. surround yourself with good people, and learn how to listen. you are not going to le

chris paul santa paula's driveway. after dropping him off chris drives up center avenue crossing the rock river near where the assembly plant stands vacant and then up to matt's house on the north edge of town that he manages to to keep the disease of gypsy. it's a straight shot through town but sometimes they go through town different ways just because it's nice to be home nice to see janesville streets. at 3:20 a.m. chris pulls up the driveway with his dark red front door. dorothy has left the light on in the laundry room. just inside the garage door she and the girls once cried asmat was leaving for fort wayne for the first time. matt hans chris what point l. or bill for gas and oil changes when the grand prix needs them. what time are you going to be here in the morning? probably a 10:00 on 8:15 the usual. thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you amy. that was wonderful and thank all of you for being here. we are going to do q&a now. again she is not a politician. >> thanks for saying that. >> this isn't a foru

when they get to rock ford chris says home stretch, we'll have paul in his driveway in 20 minutes holeilyt we're nearly home and at this hour 2:41 chris gets philosophical about about spending workweeks in fort wayne. funny how we count tile he says. i count how many christmases i have to spend there. three more christmases. he's coming up on 27 years since he became a gmer in 1986 part of a big hiring wave that came right after janesville survived one of its near death experiences. when the last day really came december 23rd, 2008, chris are was down at plant shooting video with a digital camera. his anniversary date means that chris is three year and seven months until he can retire. has 12 years an seven months. when i retire chris says i don't it leave you buys there. i want everyone home. maybe that will be my business after i retire. i'll be a shuttle guy and i'll bring you home. paul weaks up as grand prix culls up and i'll have you home in a heart beat is just after 3 a.m. janesville time because this is janesville when chris pulled into chris's driveway after dropping him off chr

we got the scoop from chris paul mary. big bump in tourism last year, which is the first one that americans were allowed. about a 70% increase. in the first quarter, 17%, 16%. most of those people are flying, but the cruise industry is kicking into gear just now and overg a huge bump, well 100,000 passengers last year and growing this year even more dramatically. in cruises growth versus airlines, it is definitely in favor of the cruise ships at this point, is it not? chris: overall, more people are flying, but what happened was, there are limited number of flights, landing slots, allowed, and all the airlines jumped in last year and overestimated demand and had to cut back on flights and flights smaller planes as well. the cruise lines are taking it a little slower. there was a big increase this year. they do have advantages in the sense that, one of cuba's problems is that it does not have a tourism infrastructure. a lot of countries, particularly the ones americans like to, have that. they do not have quite the level of

chris paul helps the latest team to the second round at the start of in the first quarter. the shot, and finished with 26 points. the golden state warriors. in boston, isaiah thomas returns for game one against the wizards after flying back home for his sister's funeral. john lott with the jumper. the celtics in the early 16 mapping whole. actually picked up and goes to the sidelines to get checked out. somehow manages to smile toothless through all of this. then he uses the ball to mount a major combat. now three from the corner, celtics take their first lead at 73-71. avery bradley trails another three and win game one, 123-111. the mets lose more than a game against the nationals. now i send the guard in pain after this page to price harper. he walks off the mound holding his arm. terry collins removes him from the game after 21 pitches. meanwhile, huge day for anthony rendon hits three home runs and knocks and 10 rbis. nationals go on to crash the mets 23-5. nicole: before you head out the door, literature monday forecast. fox senior meteorologist janice dean is all ove

together and maintaining community spirit and refusing to the bullied into the divisive hatred, chris. >> paul, i understand everything clarissa said. this sends a message of depravity and they stop at nothing and target 8-year-old innocent girls. the only part that is confusing is the recruitment part. that appeals to sympathizers of isis who may be looking for a purpose? they like the idea of mowing down 8-year-old innocent girls? isn't that possibly something that goes a bridge too far for people? >> it does go a bridge too far for obviously the vast majority of people. it does have this radical support base who are extremely attracted to the brutal acts of violence. a lot of anger about british air strikes in syria and iraq. a real desire for revenge. so all of that plays to their very hardcore support base in the uk and europe. they are actually energized by this attack. right now, the investigation of the center of it is what did he do in libya and who did he connect with over there. the recent intelligence suggested isis building up external operations unit in libya. that unit suspected

paul, thanks very much. i will let you continue walking, appreciate it. and take care. mike and alex, we have chris, we have got paul, throw era sign. and we will be on it. >> combine the two you have a great basketball player by the name of chris paul. >> this is true. >> yes. >> you know what your sunshine in that man's day, jenny, that is all he need. >> reporter: thank you, mike. very nice man too. >> i love you. >> pretty cool. >> she's lonely. 7:06. >>> battleship new jersey will honor military heroes with the ceremony at 10:00 a.m. battleship will be opened for tours running until 5:00 p.m. >> you and have taken a tour of that very ship. >> we have. i know you can spend the night there and that is an experience. >> um-hmm. >> this morning then at 8:00 o'clock, local high school students will place 648 flags in front of the philadelphia vietnam veterans memorial, the display kicks off annual memorial day observance which starts at 12 there 30, this after noon. >> other events are the southampton township memorial day parade which begins at 8:00 a.m. annual media memorial day parade, that begi

the senate bill was introduced by republican rand paul and democrats chris murphy and al franken. in a statement senator paul said , -- "given saudi arabia's past support of terror, poor human rights record, and questionable tactics in its war in yemen, congress must carefully consider and thoroughly debate if selling them billions of dollars of arms is in our best national security interest at this time." and while trump was visiting brussels on his first european trip as president, barack obama spoke in berlin thursday. he never mentioned trump by name but said countries should not , hide behind walls. he also expressed concern that progress made on health care reform in the united states will soon be rolled back. pres. obama: certainly, i have some regrets that we weren't able to get everyone health care and obviously, some of the progress we made is now imperiled because there is still a significant debate taking place in the united states. but the point is, for those 20 million people, their lives have been better. and we have set a standard of what is possible that people can

close to the president get burned time and time again when it's lewandowski losing his job, paul manafort, chris christie, rudy giuliani lost credibility in defending the president in the way he did. what does this mean for the white house and jared in a leadership position when the questions are being asked? >> it probably elevates the bannon faction a small amount if jared has to spend time prepping for interviews with the fbi. i think it helping the bannon faction. this is the world that they bought into by keeping their business relationships and their fortunes and not really divesting, not unwinding those investments and changing those family businesses. this is politics and family business which is not how it works well in america if you try to do both things at the same time. >> we have a lot of questions about jared kushner's financial background. he has his hands in a lot of differenbuckets. he had issues not disclosing a stake in a tech company th. he also disdisclose a billion dollars in loans from 20 different lenders. there are questions about his business relationshipans and th mee

paul, mike lee, ted cruz. guess what happens, goes back to the house. i see a senate deal. i don't see something that gets back to the house. >> >> chrislk about that. let's assume they hit the sweet spot and they get something that rand paul and rob portman can sign onto. you've got to do something like that, only lose two republicans. assume for a second to get it. now you've got to bring it back to the house, got to have an old-fashioned conference committee. senate negotiators, house committee negotiators, they have got to find an agreement. is there one? >> i think they can agree, if this goes down, we wind up with obamacare, and they own it and voters will punish them. that is something they have been promising for seven years or so, we're going to repeal obamacare, we're going to replace it. the house got the ball running, and they have to come through on that promise. i think one way you helped to bring them together is to convince them that this is more than just a health care bill. this is entitlement reform. the medicare -- the medicaid part of this, i should say, this will cut the increase in medicaid. if you care about def

paul pogba, who has missed two games with muscle fatigue, took part, while chris smiling and philjonesor selection in the first leg. the eventual winners of the competition qualify for next season was the competition qualify for next season was match champions league.|j think it is a big achievement. with so think it is a big achievement. with so many problems that we have had. it will allow us to get back to the champions league next season. we will have to try. that's what we are going to do. honestly, the europa league has become for us now more important. former tottenham striker garth crooks has called for black players in italy to boycott this weekend's matches unless sulley muntari's suspension is lifted. the pescara midfielder was banned for one game after he protested against racist abuse in a serie a match at cagliari. crooks is an independent trustee of the british anti—discrimination organisation kick it out. we've contacted uefa and explained the situation and they acknowledge that this is completely unacceptable. the issue is what they can do about it. well, they are the

paul ryanism. it's what you would expect. >> no, no, no. chris, let me beg to differ with you. this is not paul ryan. this is the koch brothers. this is the ending in their view of 70, 75 years of programs designed to help the working people of this country, the elderly, the children, the sick, and the poor. that's what this is about. this is about massive, massive, massive tax breaks to the top 1%. trump has 3 trillion -- that's with a t, $3 trillion in tax breaks over a ten-year period that go to the top 1%. listen to this. this is unbelievable. the walton family, the wealthiest family in this country, would get a $53 billion tax break as a result of the repeal of the estate tax at the same time as they're going to throw millions of children off of health insurance. they're going to do away with the meals on wheels program. they're going to do away with or cut significantly the wick program for low income pregnant women and their newborn babies. can you imagine? $53 billion in tax breaks for the richest family in america. massive cuts in nutrition, education, health care for w

paul? >> i think you're right, chris. this afternoon, jared kushner was a long way away from being prosecuted. now, this evening, i think he's about two steps away. he's probably a subject of the fbi special counsel investigation. why? because what was he trying to keep secret? that's the kind of thing that raises prosecutor suspicions. he wanted to have these top-secret, private conversations with the russians. who didn't he want to know? now, he has plausible deniability. he could say that he was suspicious of the obama administration. but if that's true, why didn't he disclose that on his security clearance forms? every public corruption prosecutor, including me, has prosecuted cases like this. when people intentionally withhold information, that's a felony. >> and, malcolm, you're murmuring in agreement. you also said that you thought under the espionage act. what did you mean by that, malcolm? >> right now, let's just take it from the perspective of every intelligence watch officer in the world who is watching this p

they've had some better news on the injry front, paul pogba, trained at carrington this morning after missing the last two games while defenders eric bailly, chrisnes are also back in contention for tomorrow's first leg. in a dress rehearsal for the women's fa cup final next weekend, manchester city and birmingham drew 1—all in the women's super league spring series. manchester city went the whole of last season unbeaten in the league, but fell behind to emily westwood's first half header. england full back lucy bronze equalised midway through the second half. there were also wins for chelsea and bristol city tonight. liverpool legend kenny dalglish is going to have a stand at anfield named after him as a player the scot won six league titles, three european cups and an fa cup as a manger he won three more league titles and two fa cups. he continues to play a significant role following the hillsborough disaster which claimed the lives of 96 fans in 1989. the centenary stand will become the kenny dalglish stand later this year in recognition of the 66 year old's contribution to the club. the anti—discrimination 0rganisation kick it out want playe

cnn legal analyst paul callen is here, dana bash, and chris. nark t, the former cia dire said russia brazenly interfered in the presidential elections and trump campaign had contacts with russia but stopped short of further than who was in a posit know at the time. is really bad news for the trump campaign. excuse me, for the former trump campaign, trump white house and is a perfect example of why the justice department and rod rosenstein, the deputy attorney general, decided that it was appropriate to have a special counsel and will give more fuel to democrats and some republicans, very few, but mostly democrats in congress who say to complement that federal investigation they would like to have an independent commission, a 9/11 style commission. it's only going to add meat to the bone of that argument. >> a lot of democrats are saying that these new revelations are moving this case closer and closer towards obstruction of justice. are they right? >> maybe in a very, very small way. but remember, this is a complicated process. you have to link

reince priebus, paul ryan, john cornyn, sean spicer, trey gowdy, chris christie, all saying that it is extremely dangerous for her to mishandle classified information and that she shouldn't have further access to it. that's what paul ryan said. my question to you is, do republicans look hypocritical? >> it is not news that most politicians most of the time are situational ethicists. where they stand depends on where they sit. they're now sitting in different chairs. what i think the republicans on capitol hill know is that every day spent on these distractions -- and this is what mr. mcconnell is talking about when he pleaded for a little less drama. every day spent on this is not spent on something else. it's not spent on tax reform, health care reform, infrastructure, all the rest. most first-time presidencies have lost whatever momentum and political capital they had by labor day. they've either put in place their agenda or they haven't. that's not going to be in place for mr. trump, it's clear, by labor day now. this is the middle of may, and we're still going from one distraction

paul pogba, who has missed the last two games with muscle fatigue, took part, while defenders eric bailly, chrisare also back in contention for selection for the first leg. the first europa league semifinal has kicked off, with ajax taking on lyon in the first leg. the dutch side have taken the lead. 0n—loan chelsea forward bertrand traore glancing home a first half free kick. liverpool legend kenny dalglish is going to have a stand at anfield named after him. as a player the scot won six league titles, three european cups and an fa cup as a manger he won 3 more league titles and two fa cups. he continued to play a significant role following the hillsborough disaster which claimed the lives of 96 fans in 1989. the centenary stand will become the kenny dalglish stand in an official ceremony later this year in recognition of the 66 year old's contribution to the club. manchester city play birmingham city meet in the women's spring series tonight in what's a dress rehearsal for the fa cup final in ten days' time. also tonight, yeovil take on bristol city, and reading face chelsea. and you can see t

chris: have you gotten any buy-in from ted cruz, rand paul and mike lee? what is the chance that the senate won't pass anything? senator cassidy: i can't speak for those senators you listed. between mike and susan and i there are five republicans who support it. chris: that's 6. you need 44 more. >> of all the the plans out there we have the most support. i say to my friend dick durbin, if we had democrats involved, that if we had 25 democrats and 4 republicans it wouldn't be a republic -- and 40 republicans, it would be an american plan. chris: quickly, senator durbin, any democratic buy-in? senator durbin: as long as we take repeal off the table there are a lot of democrats who want to bring a chair to the table. let's sit down with bill cass dane susan collins. i don't agree with many phases of their startup plan, but that should be our national goal. chris: the trump budget was released this week. here are some of the key increases in spending. for the military increase by 10.1%. border security by 6.8%. but epa has 31.4%. and n.i.h., the national inst

including record signing, paul pogba, while defenders eric bailly, chris smalling and phil jones alsoderland and bournemouth have been charged with failing to ensure their players conducted themselves in an orderly fashion during saturday cosmic game. fifa blesses yashin has announced in the last few moments. former world number one elina stasi will not be invited into the royal box at wimbledon this year, following his behaviour at last month's fed cup tie. he was romanian captain for their match against great britain, but he was objected —— rejected after a foul mouth —— foul—mouthed ra nt after a foul mouth —— foul—mouthed rant at anne keothavong and the anaconda. he has been provisionally suspended by the british tradition federation. maria sharapova will now on the 20th ofjune is she is to be awarded a wild card to allow her to compete in this year's championship. she reached the semifinals instead got last week and her return to the sport after a 15 month doping suspension. the all—england club will wait to see if the all russian —— the russian can qualify. by right. one final l

celta vigo in spain tonight, boosted by the potential return of several injured players — paul pogba, juan mata, chris so many problems we have, and it would allow us to be back to the champions league next season, so we will have to try, that is what we are going to do and, honestly, the europa league becomes for us now more important. in the first leg of the other europa league semi—final, ajax beat lyon a—1, so they're likely to be united's opponents if they reach the final. juventus closed in on a second champions league final in three seasons, as gonzalo higuain scored both goals in their 2—0 win at monaco in the first leg of their semi—final. monaco had knocked out tottenham and manchester city on their way to the last four. manchester city's women came from behind to draw 1—1 with birmingham in the wsl spring series. it was a dress rehearsal for next weekend's fa cup final. after city fell behind to emily westwood's header, england fullback lucy bronze scored the equaliser. there were wins too for chelsea and bristol city. garth crooks, of the anti—discrimination organisation kick it out, wants

. >> chris: have you gotten any buy-in, ted cruz, rand paul, mike lee, what are the chances, honestlying, that this health care reform will document >> senator cassidy: i can't speak for those senators you listed. i will say that between susan and i thorough four of the republicans will support it. >> chris: that six, unit 44 more. >> senator cassidy: of all the plants out there we are the one that has the most support. i will also say to my friend dick durbin, if we have democrats well, we do allow a blue state to do a blue thing, that a states rights. if we had 25 republicans, it wouldn't be a republican plan, it wouldn't be a democratic plan, it would be an american plan. >> chris: i want to get to the budget briefly, real quickly, senator durbin, and a democratic buy-in? >> senator durbin: as long as we take repeal off the table there are one of -- a lot of democrats want to bring a tear to my chair to the table. i'm one of them. i don't agree with many aspects of their start a plan but it's a good faith effort to do two things. reduce the cost and expand the reach. that should be

paul pogba, who has missed the last two games with muscle fatigue, took part, while defenders eric bailly, chrisection for the first leg. i think it is a big achievement. so many problems we have. it will allow us many problems we have. it will allow us to be back to the championship next season. we have to try. that's what we are going to do. honestly, the league becomes for us now more important. former world number one ilie nastase will not be invited into the royal box at wimbledon this year, following his behaviour at last month's fed cup tie. nastase — the romania team captain — was ejected after a foul—mouthed rant at his counterpart anne keothavong and british number one johanna konta. the director of the fbi has told he has no regrets about reopening his investigation into hillary clinton's email. james coney said he felt mildly nauseous that he might have influenced the result. history is likely to judge that this law enforcement officer played a decisive role in determining the outcome of the 2016 presidential election. just days before polling, james comey revealed the fbi had reopen

tonight paul ryan is calling on this candidate to apologize as montana voters are heading to the polls for a special election. as chrislone reports, it's not clear if any of this will have an impact on the vote. >> reporter: it happened on the eve of the election at campaign headquarters for the republican candidate for congress greg gianforte. a reporter for "the guardian" tried to ask him about health care. then gianforte body-slammed him and broke his glasses. part of the exchange captured on his recorder. >> talk to you about that later. >> there's not going to be time. >> speak with shane, please. >> i'm sick and tired of you guys. the last guy that came in here, you did the same thing. get the hell out of here! >> the campaign blames the reporter and said both men fell to the ground during a gianforte grabbed jacobs by the neck and threw him to the ground. gianforte has been cited with misdemeanor assault. >> it's just very strange and mortifying. because i don't mind being blown off by politicians and i also am always terribly uncomfortable being part of a story and now it seems like i became the story. >> repo

the manchester terror attacks, mourinho broughtjuan mata and chris smalling into the side, marcus rashford leading the line but it was paulions league next season if the win tonight, they resume in the next couple of minutes, 1—0 up. following the manchester attack chelsea have decided to scrap their planned premier league victory parade on sunday. they say it would be inappropriate. also because of the heightened security threat the club say they do not want to divert resources away from the emergency services. chelsea could also be in possession of the fa cup this weekend if they can beat arsenal at wembley on saturday. should the gunners win they have also decided against a victory parade for the same reasons. the arsenal manager will trust the security arrangements already in place for the match. you wa nt already in place for the match. you want people to go to enjoy life and they come out and you have people in concerts, it's absolutely unacceptable and really sad. i was in paris on the night when it happened on the 13th of november 200015. happened on the 13th of november 2000 15. it's happened on the 13th of novem

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as chris stirewalt mentioned as he often does house speaker paul ryan saying it's premature to pop the champagne. >> today was a big day but just one step in this process. an important step. we have a lot of work to do to get it signed into law. i know our friends in the senate are eager to get to work. [laughter] they are. >> bill: what does the senate do when they get ahold of this bill? already reaction on that. congressman sean duffy talks about the political fallout next. >> shannon: democrats sounding the alarm. leaders there saying people are going to die because the bill that got passed yesterday, is it over the top? our panel will debate. >> bill: another p.r. nightmare. a whole family was booted off their flight and why. what delta airlines is saying about that today. >> okay. we are going to be in jail and my kids are what? i bought that seat. improve our workflow. attract new customers. that's when fastsigns recommended fleet graphics. yeah! now business is rolling in. get started at fastsigns.com. yeah! now business ykeep you sidelined.ng that's why you drink ensure. with

chris, thank you very much. you have whet the appetite there. chrisjones, by the appetite there. chrisjones, rugby reporter. fifa are investigating the transfer of pauler united. he was the world's most expensive player when he moved from juventus last summer. fifa want to know who was involved in the £893 million deal and how much money they earned out of it. united say fifa have all the necessary documents from last august. that is all we sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. i will have more view in the next hour. we are speaking to the media. they arejust we are speaking to the media. they are just starting. have their discussions and sergei lavrov said you kidding? tv journalist had asked that question. that just journalist had asked that question. thatjust happening journalist had asked that question. that just happening in journalist had asked that question. thatjust happening in washington. more now on the general election campaign. and the labour leaderjeremy corbyn has been speaking to supporters in leeds. the party has pledged nearly 5 billion pounds for its education plan to keep up with rising co

of the united states, especially this president, chris, i think that's a very difficult order for the client to follow. >> all right, clint watts and paul butler, thank you, gentlemen. >> thank you. >> great to be here. >>> up next, a new report that president trump ignored lawyers' advice and contacted his fired national security advisor. what does chael flynn know, and why, why is the president going to such great lengths to keep him in the trump camp? i'll ask michael isikoff in two minutes. >>> right now, the most central figure in the trump administration's unfolding scandals is president trump's now disgraced former national security advisor, michael flynn. the question there is no good answer to is why the president has been so devoted to flynn, a man, it is becoming clear, who has the potential to possibly bring down his presidency. from the start, there were just a ton of red flags around flynn, even putting aside issues like his record of his islamphobia, his praise for milo or his reported attempt to get a security clearance for his pizzagate conspiracy theorist son. flynn was paid more than $45,000 to speak at a russian stat

. >> joe: you know what chris carter is thinking, only has one, i guarantee you, he is not taking this at-bat lately. montero's 0-1 pitch. paulaughs] >> john: asking the home plate umpire, alan porter, where that missed. >> joe: missed up and away. here comes the 1-1. wide strike, the count 1-2. who says complaining doesn't get you pitches in the big leagues. the crowd is loving it. 1-2. literally behind him, to second is gregorius. >> john: i would say this got away. just a bit >> joe: look at montero's reaction. second big league pitching appearance for miguel montero, 80 80 leadoff walk, a line drive out, 2-2 pitch is not close. good job by contrariness to keep the count full. >> john: changeup, 68. 3-2 pitch. that means that rob refsnyder will get a chance to hit. two on, two out, ball one. contreras with some instruction as he fires it back to the moun mound. 1-0 pitch. high fly ball into center, back to grab it is almora, and a scoreless inning put up by miguel montero! cubs, if they come back and get 6, gives them a win. bottom of the ninth. la... capicola, niiice. genoa salami, provolone... is that mediterranean orega

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chris is exactly right when you turn towards the senate. it is amazing how much political capital the president and paul ryan are putting into a piece of legislation that as it moves forward will at the very least get changed dramatically, if not get stalled in the senate. and there is two reasons for that. one, as you say, the medicaid expansion issue is going to be huge for some of these moderate republicans in states where medicate expansion has expanded coverage, as it was intended to. and second just look at the political time line on this. the senate would be taking this up as we get later into this year. there are political realities for senators who are going to be in competitive races in swing states in late 2018 and they are going to be going home to their districts and having to deal with people who are going to be affected by that. and that's what makes health care just so different, that you will have people who are actually going to be coming to town halls and telling very emotional personal stories. that will impact some of these senators. >> who are you keeping your eye on today in terms of a fence strad ler or someone for whom thi

chris, that another attack is likely. i think it's fair to say there's a great deal of concern that as paul said it's entirely feasible that this man may have operated on his own. but it's also probably quite likely that he had some kind of support. whether that was emotional support, financial support, technological support, physical support, that's what will be of interest to authorities right now. historically what you tend to see with terrorist attacks is that the bombmakers do not usually blow themselves up, because the bombmakers traditionally are quite valuable to these terrorist organizations. so that's monasomething they wi definitely be looking at, trying to get any dna evidence they can whatsoever from that explosive device that detonated at the arena just behind me. but certainly also i would say, chris, it's fair to say that people here are on high alert. you can really feel a sense of nervousness in the streets. the mancunians, manchester citizens, there was a crush of people running down the street, all of them in a panic. it's safe to say people here are very concerned perhaps there could be more people out

in the meantime, house speaker paul ryan is not going to put this on the schedule for a vote until they actually have those votes. chris. >> suzanne, we will have one of the men caught up in the mix of what will lhappen on health car. he was a yes originally on the gop health care. congress member steve king is now undecided. what changed and what will it take for steve king to be a yes and how many are like steve king? next. two become one. then you're a couple. think of all you'll share... like snoring. does your bed do that? the dual adjustability of a sleep number bed allows you each to choose the firmness and comfort you want. so every couple can get the best sleep ever. does your bed do that? for a limited time save $900 - $1200 on select final clearance beds during our spring clearance event. only at a sleep number store or sleepnumber.com [ bell rings ] [ male announcer ] customink offers custom apparel that will help grow your business. choose from one of our awesome designs or simply upload your own logo to the best collection of products like t-shirts, polos, jackets, and more. it's fun and easy to promote y

mike and chris, former chief of staff to senator joe manchin and we're joined by elise jordan. former adviser did the rand paultial campaign. walk us through the new details, mike, about what we expect to see from today's meeting on health care. just the start, right? >> that's right. hallie. actually, this group has been a smaller group that's been meeting informally led by ted cruz over the last few weeks. this is the first meeting of the expanded group announced by mitch mcconnell just after the tumultuous house vote last week. you see there are 13 members. notably all male, all white, with the exception of ted cruz, a hispanic american. on the docket for the first meeting led by mitch mcconnell and the republican leadership, john corner, john thune and others is medicaid. this is a touchy issue. turns out the medicaid expansion within obamacare has turned out to be quite popular even in the red states, even those led by republican governors. rob portman, who is on the group, from ohio, concerned about the $880 billion cut slated to occur in medicaid if the house bill were to become law which nobody is expe

telethon got off to a painful start for chris hardwick who took a tumble on the rain-slicked outdoor stage at rockefeller plaza. he'll be okay. stars like julia roberts and paul rudd joined in and helped to raise money as well. the event has now raised more than $95 million. >>> coming up next, montana has a new congressman, a candidate accused of body slamming a reporter just a day before the special election, and he won by ten points. what it means for the future of congress. >> but first, happening right now. we continue to monitor the situation in oakland after a partial collapse of a building there. it's breaking news that we brought you that was happening at the top. show. 13 workers were injured after falling some 10 to 15 feet into wet concrete and deboro. they are okay. suffered minor injuries, basically scrapes and bruises and jodi hernandez is on scene talking about how this happened. we're updating the latest on her home page and back with more for you in just two minutes. [ birds chirping ] [ inhales, exhales ] [ announcer ] cigarettes are not just dangerous when they're smoked. [ rat squeaking ] they're dangerous long after. cigarette butts are