>> clint.ust a moment. >> don't worry about clint's wife's name. >> what's your name? >> i'm in big trouble. ahead, everything you need to throw the ultimate super bowl bash including creative supplies and an updated twist on one of carson and al's favorites, pigs in a blanket. >> that looks like a pigs in a comforter. >> lots to get to. >> pigs in a quilt. >> a lot to get to let's start with headlines. here's your news at 8:00. >> i'm kristen welker at the white house where president trump will hold meetings after making one of his critical posts today. the presidentke reveal. this morning, president trump one step closer to putting his mark on the supreme court after a day of suspense. announcing his pick to replace the late justice antonin scalia. >> judge near gorsuch. >> the president marveling at his rollout. mr. trump saying judge neil gorsuch's conservative credentiaa h t t sh choice. >> he has a brilliant mind, tremendous discipline. >> he's the youngest person nominated to the high co

the one that's doing the best job is former head of ceq under president clint own and former member of congress from idaho who ran and won as a democrat and subsequently lost to a republican who was far more conservative and they have a couple of other partners and what they are doing -- >> what's that group called? >> it's sort of -- you can google them and see what they're doing. what i like about they're doing is they are having conversations with republicans that are telling them the same thing, we don't want to be first, but we support you, and the republicans of house of representatives and senate are scared of getting out of ahead of their caucus but they recognize increasingly that it's the right thing to do and it's in their economic and it's in their political interest to do that but they don't want to have right-winger come along and knock them off. so we have to change the political dynamic a little bit. that's one of the reasons i'm encouraged about numbers. numbers, if you march them appropriately can be a powerful effective argument. >> the number of interesting thinkers

remember a few years ago when clint eastwood went after obama.eah. >> obama killed him with kindness. i wonder if you just ignore it and starts to go away. heather: don't go see their movies? do you think they're concerned about that at all? >> i don't think it's going to go away any time soon. they like to lecture everyday americans on what they think should be happening and now since their candidate didn't win, this is their next mode of operation and get donald trump out of office and get that many people dislike him as possible. rob: we understand. >> heather: you assume it at this point. at the same time melania trump will be holding a ball. >> having the governor's ball at the white house sunday night. that's why they said they won't be watching. they are preoccupied. yes, some people may be concerned that donald trump tweeted about meryl streep but on sunday night he will be fulfilling presidential duties and won't be tweeting about the oscars. >> he has bigger fish to fry. heather: i watch the red carpet arrivals and then tune out when th

. >> bob: clint eastwood did that. >> greg: when a person decides they have an addiction, they have ademocratic party has an identity addiction. what did hillary do? she ran into a problem and took a swig at the gender politics. instead of engaging the american people she said trouble? i'm a woman. i'm a woman. >> bob: 56% negative. i could have run you against drop and beat him. >> dana: we will follow the race down in atlanta closely. congresswoman maxine waters resorts to insults and name-calling when referring to the trump administration. is this the most effective approach for her and other democrats? will have details i had -- ahea ahead. ♪ >> eric: democrats are licking their wounds from november's election. they are trying to figure out how to work with president trump. senate minority leader chuck schumer thinks the president could have success with his party if he follows chuck's advice. >> i told him this. i said you campaigned. you campaigned as a populist against both the democratic and republican establishments and if you continue to do that, you will have some success.

we were there in '94 when the crew had five minutes to prep for clint black and tanya tucker and thered and blue today. does that mean you're rooting for the patriots? >> no, this is just slung on, honey. >> the black-eyed peas were lowered from the stadium. lady gaga, take note. >> i was nervous. this time it was in front of the whole world. >> headlining in 2014? bruno mars. >> the drum solo. >> pbruno was back last year joining beyonce and coldplay. >> are you riding an emotional high? how do you top this feeling? >> i don't think it's possible. >> now the peas were lowered to the stage for that performance. of course this year lady gaga has to one-up a stunt like that by playing suspended from the roof. of course this year besides the halftime show and the game itself, so many millions of people will be tuning in just to see those commercials. >> this guy being one of them. i can tell you that right now. and remember cindy crawford's pepsi commercial? that was 25 years ago. kevin frasier sat down with the super model, taking a walk down memory lane. >> me be being sexy and gettin

>> clint. >> all right. i won't forget you, clint.at's okay. t's wife's name. that's okay. >> what's your name? >> tadine. >> i'm in trouble. >>> ahead, everything you need to throw the ultimate super bowl bash. including creative supplies and an updating twist on one of matt and carson and al's favorites, pigs in a blanket, baby. >> that looks like pigs in a comforter. >> lots to get to. >> pigs in a quilt. >> cornbread. >>> here's your news at 8:00. >> i'm kristen welker at the white house. president trump will hold meetings here today after making one of his most critical decisions to date. tapping neil gorsuch to fill the vacant supreme court seat. the president keeping his choices secret until the prime time reveal. >> reporter: this morning, president trump one step closer to putting his mark on the supreme court. after a day of suspense, announcing his pick to replace the late justice antonin scalia. >> judge neil gorsuch. >> reporter: the president marveling at his own dramatic rollout. >> was that a surprise? was it? >> repor

clint eastwood, you heard matthew mcconaughey, organ freeman.t's not that different. >> bret: gina, i have some friends in the industry, and they say to me that they feel the pressure if they say anything, do anything, that the industry comes down on them. >> absolutely. it is tyranny of free thought. you are not allowed to not be lockstep with what the elite and hollywood thing. you're dealing with people here, bret, who specialize in making things up and make money for making things up, then they expect the american people to believe what they say and somehow represent the reality when they just don't. and so i think that if they would allow -- think about this for just a moment. just a little dissent, just a little civil discord, -- civil discourse. people would be interested in what they have to say. >> bret: you look at morgan freeman, who has this quote. he says "i supported hillary in the election. now it feels like we're jumping off a cliff. we have to find out how we can land. i'm not scared though. i'm holding out hope that donald trum

and officials, a new report by michigan's civil rights group said racism and bias played a role in clint's >> high poverty level, and the low median income. there are practices going on that continue to produce and reproduce separation of wealth and opportunity. >> the response was we have been and continue working to build strong relationships between state government and every community we serve. now, almost three years after the crisis was discovered and began, years later people in flint are still being advised to use filtered water. >>> you are going to hear from a trump supporter that was pulled onstage during that rally, onstage, out of the crowd, and why he says he has followed the president for two years. >> you know, it's just -- it's just the way he speaks, the truth, you know, and it comes from the heart. that's the most important thing. it comes from his heart, and he speaks the truth. sorry, just getting a quote on motorcycle insurance from progressive. yeah? yeah, they have safe rider discounts, and with total loss coverage, i get a new bike if mine's totaled. but how's thei

president clint declared disaster.ol project completed in 2004 has helped prevent more flooding in those areas. >>> we sent out alerts about the flooding in morning on the app. drown lo down load it for free to track news for you. push alerts weather updates right to your phone. >>> take a break to move on to politics. president trump planning to sign a new travel ban this week. issued an order for 5,000 new customs and border patrol agents and 10,000 immigration and customs agents. abc news reporter reporting from washington. >> reporter: the trump administration is rapidly moving forward with new immigration plans. >> empowering dhr to carry out immigration laws currently on the books. >> detainment and deportation of undocumented immigrants has taken on a greater priority in homeland security. among the actions, removing president obama's exemptions for certain categories. hiring a total of 15,000 new employees for immigrations and customs enforcement and expedited deportations. this should not be taking as setting

whatever the democratic party is going in relation to trade, the economist who advised president carter, clint and then obama were uniformly with a predisposition because of their profession to free trade. obama turned around for both of those reasons. i don't think we will see that in this administration. i mean we have for the first time a republican president coming in with a grup of economic advisors who are pedaling economic nonsense in my view. i have no hope that anybody around the president as you found around obama will turn him around. so that basically my views are that the directiondential -- ga over the individual things and i will not do that but week get into details about individual losses but the direction is unfortunate and really bad one in terms of the united states not only economic near term but also our security future. finally, i would say and coming back to this what is going to be fascinating to watch and we are on the hill is how -- what are the politics of trade appear. we tend to forget after the drain of the 2016 presidential election that the latest summer of 201

a team of sheriff deputies driving around clint they spotted the fire. they rushed inside.hey found a man and a woman passed out. >> did a 360 of the house. we noticed there were cars in the back. nobody was outside. my first thought was people were trapped inside. alison: once the victims were brought outside, the sheriff deputies performed c.p.r. on them. they don't know what started the fire. jonathan: new information today in the case against daron wint. a judge set the trial date for september 4, 2018. you will remember wint is accused of torturing and killing three members of the savopoulos family and their housekeeper in northwest d.c. home almost two years ago. he is also accused of setting fire to that house. a police officer now in clear after a deadly shooting at the baltimore campus. it was december that the officer shot and killed 18-year-old douglas after douglas started shooting at a moving the prosecutors say the officer fired because douglas was a clear danger. coming up here at 5:00, a ferrari with its own apartment? how the expensive antique ended one a r

i want to bring in the dean of the academy here, we have clint, tell us a more about open studio nightiting night for the whole school school this is the night when all the students open up their studios. not only the graduae students but under students have studios as well this is the night they open their doors, students get to see open other's work the faculty sees their work in a fresh light and we invite the the public n as you said over thousand visitors last year. and this is really a warmup to our annual student exhibition in may. so now is the time to get a sneak peek get preview what the students are working on, and then their work will be exhibited in the annual student exhibition which happens in the museum. really unique event not many art schools the students get to exhibit their final pieces in a museum that happens here. >> the parents, friends get to come out and see that creative thought process with some of the work. now, it's a year round thing that happens here as well. you have events taking place throughout the year. talk about some of those. >> we're on a regula

clinted added in her own words "so must we all." i'm joined by "washington post's" robert costa.oth are mns mns political snbc analysts. what was your reaction to this whole thing? first of all, personally, what it meant to you as a womb, an, citizen and what do you think the political fallout is? >> i thought elizabeth warren could not have done anything on her own to have helped herself as much as mitch mcconnell just helped her. he gave her a massive platform both in terms of her own favorability and personal brand. elizabeth warren up until now had kind of been a little l bbi more silent compared to winn wh snappers that have been trying to harness the progressive energy. it became a trigger point, some of the key bloof the base, bothr african-americans, they felt like he wasn't just silencing her, he was silencing coretta scott king, words of her and also women. it became a flashpoint for women who saw in that a form of bullying. chris, i went on twitter an some of the male trump voters who often troll journalists were using the word, shrill, and words that came up also arou

i quote clint eastwood from "unforgiven." does the stock deserve 20,000. deserve doesn't have anything to do with it. when you look at this from an asset allocation perspective it's never stocks versus bonds. it's a question of how much of each and to what end. it's an individualized answer. it's not a blanket answer. if you're running a hedge fund it's different. if you're running asset management money all in one sleeve, it's different. but for most of the people watching this, basically there's been a tremendous shift in the way the wealth management industry works. part of that is regulatory, part of that is consumer preference. at the end of the day money has moved to people that are using financial planning to figure out how much bonds, how much stocks, not where interest rates are going. when you do this based on an outcome oriented plan, the question is, well, how much growth do i need in the assets i have? the answer keeps coming back to stocks which explains the persistent bid underneath the stock market for seven or eight years now. when you do

>> well, it's a good thing, if they keep the private -- for example, gary sin knees, clint eastwood.political views >> didn't eastwood do the republican chair thing at the republican national convention >> at the convention, no oscars >> your point is the menu not the >> that's exactly right >> can we guarantee from this you're not going to be watching. >> i probably won't be watching. depends what my wife says we'll be doing. >> i can relate to that. thank you for joining us. >> pleasure. >> we'll be right back. z29kuz zstz y29kuy ysty >>> alec baldwin do his impression at the white house correspondence dinner. >> he wasn't the only actor suggested he attend the dinner >> thank you for joining us next next is chrises wallace. >> chris: i'm chris wallace. president trump reports on the press to conference. he will lay out his legislative agenda for year one. >> the era of empty talk is over. now is the time for action. >> chris: we will discuss the presidents times for obamacare and tax reform. and look ahead to other big decisions including a revised travel ban. then the nation's go

he severed obama's administration with the blant -- he has denigrated secretary clint's personal views on israel saying i quote i don't think she particularly likes israel end quote. responding to president obama and secretary john kerry's c condemn violence he said this is engaging in anti semite behavior. for the record, mr. freedman has also said that liberal jews and i quote suffer a cognitive disconnect in identifying good and evil. end quote. by these words, he disrespects many in the jewish community. such divisive and hate full comments against anyone who disagrees with him is not becoming of an ambassador to any country. it is clear this appointment would recognize a profound break with decades of u.s. foreign policy supporting a two-state solution and existing illegal sett settlements that make such a solution more remote. president reagan said settlement activity was and i quote no way necessary for the security of israel and only diminishes the confidence of arabs and a final outcome can be freely and fairly negotiated. end quote. i wonder if president reagan were here toda

secondly israelis, clint from te left, it sounds reasonable. that's including from the left, it sounds reasonable. -- including from the left, it sounds reasonable. [indiscernible] most of the israelis in jerusalem who would like to see the embassy inside of jerusalem. .t is enough to move inside most of the israelis -- attitude call to the clash of civilization. [indiscernible] line, the israelis with the attitude and understand the positive side. and at the fourth point, i do not know if you heard netanyahu one week ago at a government meeting. have nothe israelis been paying attention to the wall but many people all of the world is asking what is the state's mind? in order to understand that, the model he talks about is we table and maps on the -- [indiscernible] 12% which and netanyahu the majority of the is elementary -- to maintain the security. it brings us something to like 30%. , right-wingse voters and right-wing leaders will remain in israel. and we need to look on the 40% of which is of interest of israel and talking about the possi

. >> okay clint eastwood. >> okay. >> get ready to count your change, pay less for a favorite sweet treatt in time for valentines day. the price of chocolate is down >> this is good. does this mean we will get the more chocolates? hillary? >> reporter: i hope so. i'm hoping for more chocolate. here's why it is cheaper this year because harvest are booming. growers experienced a dry season but since then things rebounded and that means more chocolate hopefully for everyone this valentines day. people will spend 1.7 billion on candy this valentines day and 70 percent of people choose to buy their valentines chocolate or candy, so hopefully, you guys get chocolate, tomorrow, i'm hoping for some chocolate. >> hillary, you have a valentine, a boyfriend do you. >> oh, mike. >> i do, yes. >> what is his name. >> oh, i don't know if i want to divulge that information. >> can we find him. >> i don't need his whole name and address and social security number. >> does he have a nickname or something. >> i didn't know i was going to be put on the spot like this. >> do you know his name. >> i'm blushi

upper marshal broke, clint to know brandywine.e light sprinkles, kill pepper as well t clouds have at the present time the temperatures 40s and 50s. mild now. we'll shoot for the mid and upper 60s. can't rule out a sprinkle. the best chance, south of town. won't be sunniest of days, but 67, 20 degrees above average. >> reporter: on the roads we have congestion on most of our interstates connecting with the capital beltway, a live look at the traffic flow on 66, approaching virginia 28. green before we get there and of course that means we're okay on the beltway but getting there, the live look shows the camera, the operations of the activity, the crash is at virginia 28. be alert for delays the capital beltway. northbound 295, crash hi, i'm frank. i take movantik for oic, opioid-induced constipation. had a bad back injury, my doctor prescribed opioids which helped with the chronic pain, but backed me up big-time. tried prunes, laxatives, still constipated... had to talk to my doctor. she said, "how long you been holding this in?"

. >> reporter: what coach rhodes means to clint coley hits home more than 25 years later. >> i come backimits, he's still the first person i go to see today. >> you come across people in your lifetime that are special. they have a special gift for people. he's that guy. you're a better person for knowing him. >> surprise! >> all: coach rhodes, thank you for everything. >> thanks for everything you do. >> thank you, coach rhodes, for my beautiful senior ring. >> we love you and you are the best coach ever. >> oh. oh. [ cheers and applause ] >> you feeling the love, coach? you feeling the love? >> i can't hear you. what did you say? >> you feeling the love right now? >> i feel the love every single day, every day. >> i'd expect that answer. so, these good people, you have changed lives here, my friend. the kids here in this school, the adults in this community, this school itself, they came out to support you this morning. is there anything you'd like to say to them right now? >> i'm mad because i was going to skip this because i get up at 4:30 every morning to work out and i didn't want t

great scene where the guys one u the toilet and he gets shot ort the other guy and he's shot anda clinthat you sit inside thesehe moments it's not just a glib, it's not just sort of slick orli clean. it's r rated because we've seenn the effect of the violence emotionally.ioll >> the consequence. tsequ >> exactly.xactly >> i was geeking.. >> -- makes it harder when you actually put in the claws c through someone's head your fisi has to go to their head.. >> they come out the top of thee head that shocked me a me. >> that scene was mazing.e was g >> the trailer oh, my god out of the top of his head >> one thing which blew my mine the way they shot the seizure sequences and james telling meeg they actually shook the camerae and i'm wondering for you as the actor, how are you making itg i look like you're being held back? i know it's acting but b are you like slowing yourselfouf down. how are you doing that?e you in >> no, i had a rope attached to me so i was really -- i said i i want you guys and i had two guys actually pulling back on me as was going forward. i wanted that real. i had thr

you can see with each succeeding presidency you hate reagan, love clint clinton, hate both bushes, it's the way of the world, to see someone break throulhrough thos shackles. boy, shep is not sure what to do at this point. chuck todd, he's in a safe place right now somewhere. >> well, i think we've got a bite teed up here. one of the key moments in talking about the press. i want to try to move this along a bit. i think this bite is ready. control room tell me if it's not. this is an interesting moment. the president complained about leaks, said it was outrageous that things had been leaked from his presidency, but insisted the leaks were accurate, but the news based on the news, the reports about the leaks themselves were somehow fake. if we have this bite, go ahead and play it. >> the leaks are real. the news is fake because so much of the news is fake. >> not entirely clear how the news based on the leaks could be fake if the leaks are real. the president extraordinarily upset about leaks coming out of his administration. this is a president who in many ways campaigned on leaks, and

claiming it is the biggest margin of victory since ronald reagan, despite the facts presidents bush, clintshould america trust you when you accuse the information of being fake when you're providing information. >> i don't know. i've was given that information. i've actually seen that information around. >> little bit of back story here. yesterday aides told me the president in the oval office over the objection of top advisers called for that news conference, announced it himself. putting his presidency in the hands of the person he trusts the most, himself. today top aides complimenting performance. kellyanne conway telling nbc news it was transparent, confidence and in command. >> matt, back to you. >> peter alexander. thank you very much. >>> vice president mike pence defends secretary gjim mattis ad homeland secretary john kelly overseas today attending a conference in munich germany. u.s. allies looking for reassurance about the trump administration's commitment to europe security. in the meantime president's new secretary of state rex tillerson is in bond germany talking with u.s. al

people, if they poll and we find a number of people did not granddad polls and did not vote for hillary clint clinton, you have to worry. no doubt enormous parallels in terms of the energy and so forth in 2009 and creation of what we commonly call the tea party movement. to mika's point, democrats and others are going to feel the heat from this as well which is a better thing for democrats heading into next year as republicans i think, without a doubt. >> let me assure my republican brothers and sisters on capitol hill right now, if you think all of those people were paid, let me reassure, they were not. i have a lot of family members and friends that were in for donald trump from the beginning. they are on the phone with me saying, am i going to lose my health care? which is from the grassroots up. there may be some people being paid there but if you don't believe me, make the democrats day and take health care away, you will find out in '18. >> i haven't heard any republicans say that. the republicans i talk to capitol hill they say they are paid people. they say if they are not paid they a

clint eastwood, senator warren saying, "go ahead, make my day." >> out dumb to actually -- that's so stupid. >> look at this. >> on so many levels. >> the senate voted 49-43 along party lines that warren had violated the rule, that no senator in debate can impugn another senator. really? this was impugning? she is now barred from speaking on the floor until the senate wraps up debate over sessions' nomination. really? >> okay. >> fantastic! >> all you've done, willie, you played into her hand, first of all. >> yeah. >> and, secondly, not like jeff sessions is in the role as a senator here. >> and his history is controversial. come on, everybody. >> he wants to be attorney general which over the past two weeks, has become -- like steve bannon thinks, it will be the most important on position in the administration, outside of the president. and, by the way, did they do that to ted cruz when he was running around calling mitch mcconnell a liar? >> on the floor of the senate. >> no. democrats have ruled out a list of other moments like that one there when ted cruz went after mitch mcconn

. >> reporter: good morning, guys, i've got clint bowyer here. actually, but everybody's big in them 3400-pound race cars. you feel hike a gorilla in there, and you have to be today. big day, the daytona 500. everybody's got to be aggressive. you've got to be patient, this is a 500-mile race, it's important to get that thing to the end. we've got a fat hot rod -- fast hot rod, and, man, i'm looking forward to hopefully having that thing at the end. >> reporter: you've been in this race 11 times or so? you've finished fourth twice? >> yeah, that's what i was telling you, it sounds like it sucks, but if you're in that top five, top ten coming off the last lap, anything can happen. as we've seen even as far as, you know, yesterday in that race. >> reporter: yeah. you have a new team this year, so you're feeling like your chances are better, are you feeling good with the new team? >> oh, absolutely. stuart hoff racing, they lost two of the last five championships. lining up with all of the teammates, danica, it's going to be a big deal all season lon