i heard some fans say corey at 14.orey and eagles that kind of thing that's kind of the enthusiasm we're witnessing he here. short time ago i spoke with eagles safety rodney mcleod they won't be pick ago safety to take his place in the first round tonight. i asked rodney what position do you think this team should address at number 14. >> i just want them to make the best pick. do whatever they have to make sure our team gets better. i have some opinions. >> give me one. >> i'm thinking possibly cornerback or unrunning back. those are two positions i'm thinking. >> eagles players are eager to see who will be joining them -- their forces. another player rodney didn't mention gary i don't know conley the cornerback from ohio statewidely protect the to be a top ten pick of course he ran into some off field problems. he's the center of a sexual assault investigation. so it's highl highly doubtful he at the eagle and perhaps won't get drafted this week and of the we'll see how that place out. iain, back to you. >> ron, than

manager with a beyoncé lyric. - corey, in this moment, i'm gonna beyoncé you.oy, bye. - you don't even see it coming. you just be having a conversation, and--bop!--beyoncé. nobody's come closer to the edge than marc lamont hill

eric and corey mason used to be mother and son. >> i know how lucky i am and how lucky corey is to have support we have. >> we first introduced to corey mason in september of 2015 after her mother surprised the then 14-year-old with her first dose of hormones. erika her name at the time was very supportive of corey who always felt she was a girl trapped inside a boy's body. but it turns out her mother was feeling the same way also battling gender identity from a young age. >> but i kept that to myself because i wanted to focus on my child it was over the last year erika made the transition to eric. >> corey who still refers to her as mom helped give him the courage. >> it's a weight over my shoulders i realized there was more people out there like me and i knew what she was going through. i knew i had to help her through her journey. >> my husband is calling. >> erika is still married to the same man. together they have five childr children. >> i think if i didn't have the support of my husband, um, i don't think i would have transitioned right now in my life. i don't think that risking

c corey and i get the dumb awards because we didn't bring copies of the book. you would show it is hold it up. brian lamb at c-span is dying laughing now. my book is called "the fourth way: the conservative playbook for a lasting gop majority." it came out -- the day after the earthquake simon and shuster said would you consider writing a book on how republicans deal with the new president. my next 60 days were spent in front of a keyboard. say the name of the book four times "the fourth way," "the fourth way," "the fourth way," "the fourth way." >> go ahead, corey fields. >> i am corey fields and professor at stanford universe and my book is called "black elephants in the room: the unexpected politics of african american republicans". i spent 3-4 years collecting data with black republicans across the country and then wrote a book examining what it is like to be black in the republican party in that post-obama era. the book covers the experience of race, identity and politics from the right. >> great. peggy grande, a long time friend of mine but more important

. >> right now we are pleased to join us professor corey fields was written this book, black elephants in the room, the unexpected politics of african-american republicans. >> professor, are you a republican. >> guest: i am not. i'm a bit of an outside perspective on the experience o. black republicans. >> host: are you a democrat? >> guest: i guess i wouldt probably classify my politics as independence, left-leaning. in a lot of ways it's the extent to which my own politics did not really rise up to the surface in regards to doing the research are getting people to talk to me. i think in some ways beingk outside of the republican party and the republicans seen actually made people more willing to open up. there is less risk. the networks of the republicans are fairly small as you might imagine, less republican activists. everybody knows everyone else. so to be able to come in and beo someone that nobody knew while presenting some challenges, also created opportunities. in the end i feel like it help not be in a republican people felt like we can tell this guy what's going on we do not

former trump campaign manager corey lewandowski still on deck tonight.lus -- >> we go to war, the president should come to us and ask our permission. judge jeanine: senator rand paul jis its "justice." i'll talk to him about that coming up. what could be next in this critical region? i'm joined by colonel david hunt.0% fall don't military. "justice" rolls on. add one a day men's complete with key nutrients we may need. plus heart-health support with b vitamins. one a day men's in gummies and tablets. as america's #1 professional lawn care company,ing. trugreen can tailor a plan that turns your ordinary lawn into an extraordinary one. so start your trugreen lawn plan today for only $29.95. he's a nascar champion who's she's a world-class swimmer who's stared down the best in her sport. but for both of them, the most challenging opponent was... pe blood clots in my lung. it was really scary. a dvt in my leg. i had to learn all i could to help protect myself. my doctor and i choose xarelto® xarelto®... to help keep me protected. xarelto® is a latest-generat

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he's known as one way corey and has become the face of young bicyclists in the city. with his nearly 100,000 followers on social media, his videos document the cat and mouse game with philadelphia police. this weekend officers were trying to rain in the group in the northeast. you can actually see an officer trying to grab one of the ride riders. fox 29 profiled these kids last year. police say riders risk their lives by weaving in and out of traffic, blowing through red lights and cutting off other drivers. they say kids eventually will move on to motorcycles. >> they make their way to, um, dirt bikes or atv's but again it's just not smart. >> reporter: corey says it's biking that keeps him out of trouble. otherwise -- >> what do you want us to do? stop riding bikes and just go sell drugs or smoot people? >> reporter: corey and other bikers say all they want is more places in the city to ride their bikes and he is becoming quite the celebrity, lucy. he was just interviewed today by the wall street journal. also be on "good day philadelphia" tomorrow morning. >> hmm.

judge jeanine: thank you, corey lewandowski.d paul joins me brian, i just need to know if the customer app will be live monday. can we at least analyze customer traffic? can we push the offer online? brian, i just had a quick question. brian? brian... legacy technology can handcuff any company. but "yes" is here. you're saying the new app will go live monday?! yeah. with help from hpe, we can finally work the way we want to. with the right mix of hybrid it, everything computes. judge jeanine: earlier i spoke with senator rand paul about president obama's decision to strike syria. senator paul, thanks so much for being with us. interesting times. you like everyone else pretty much agrees that atrocities that occurred in syria are to be condemned. but you take a different tack. you believe the president's answers are wrong. tell us why. >> we just spent a lengthy week approving justice gorsuch. what a lot of republicans like about limb is he adhere to the law, i am the same way as a legislator. we should look to our founding favor

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i said, how much did you like corey davis? he said i really liked corey davis. didn't say that's the guy he wanted but he really like it when it got their pick at number 14, they took the best player available one of the players that was on their board and that was defensive end out of tennessee derek barnett. obviously very good player. and for all the people that wanted a sexy pick christian mccaffery or wide receiver or running back, this will help the team. they need defense seive lineman to create a rush. this is the player they really think can do that. and derek barnett is a character person and the player the eagles wanted at 14 when they got the there. >> highest rated guy on our board. player throughout the process that we've done a lot of work on joe and his staff, um, always going to build along the lines but at the same time we wanted to stick to our board and take the highest rated guys joe and his staff put together. he fits our scheme. he fits culture we're trying to build. we think we got tremendous player an tremendous person. >> reporter: they

i'll speak with corey lewandowski and pollster frank luntz.ut let's take a little bit after listen to the president in pennsylvania. >> i could not possibly be more thrilled than to be more than 100 miles away from the washington swamp spending my evening with all of you and with a much, much larger crowd and much better people. right? they are sitting and they are wishing in washington. they are watching right now. they are watching. and they would love to be with us right here tonight. but they are trapped at the dinner which will be very, very boring. but next year maybe we'll make it more exciting for them in warn and we'll show up. but we have a good chance of showing up again here next year, too. if the media's joins to be honest and tell the truth, i think we would all agree the media deserves a very, very big fat failing grade. very dishonest people. not all of them. we call it the fake news. not all of them. you in the now-everybody is using the word "fake news." where did you hear it first, folks? by contrast for the last 100 day, my

the suspect under arrest corey ma ham ad had uploaded racially charged rap videos, he targeted because they were white. prosecutors could seek the death penalty -- death penalty against him. he will be arraigned later this week. >>> the san francisco district attorney says 61-year-old albert williams faces felony embezzlement charges. authorities say williams used various schemes to conceal how much money he collected. they say he stole hundreds of dollars in cash each month but they didn't release a total amount. going forward they're going to consider eliminating the cash payments on cable cars. >>> a man threatening to jump off the elevated platform at the walnut creek station today brought the afternoon commute to a halt. it all started around 1:30 this afternoon when a man climbed out on a small ledge at the station and threatened to jump. that began a four hour standoff with police. it also led to the walnut creek bart station being closed. the standoff finally ended when the man was convinced to climb down a fire truck ladder. bart had stopped trains from going to the walnut cre

. >> if this was sport then corey murray is the lebron james of biking in philly.known as one way corey and has become the face of young bicyclists in the city. with 94,000 followers on instagram, murray's videos show off his talents on two wheels. his videos are document the cat and mouse game with philadelphia police. as officers were trying to reign in group on several occasions in the northeast you see an officer trying to grab one of the ride riders. fox 29 also profiled these kids last year. police say riders risk lives by weaving in and out of traffic, blowing through red lights and cutting off other drivers. >> they make their way to dirt bikes or atv's but again it's just not smart. >> reporter: as this baking prod did you see showed this old dog some new tricks, corey's manager, yes, he's got a manager talking about philly's biking culture is helping kids stay out of trouble. >> i went out to see it myself and saw every child from every nationality and they didn't see color. it was like all about the bikes. >> what do you want us to do? stop riding bikes

we brought you the story of corey kelly who along with his siblings are fighting a rare disease ahl. that took the life of his father and the not covered by insurance and now on his go fund me page the donations more than doubled. channel 6 viewers are the best if i may say so myself. and corey is very grateful. >> it's great. >> thank you jaime. >>> lots of golfers are taking their first swings of the season this time of year and for one group the first swing marks a real new beginning. patients gathered at the golf center in northeast philadelphia to learn to hit a golf ball. the program lets people who live with disabilitied learn they can achieve more than they might think. and when participants hit the first ball everything changes. >> i hit the golf ball and the eyes light up. their whole personality changes for a while they have done this thing they now the they could never do. >> he have a veteran and double amputee whose passion for golf is inspiring a whole new generation of players. hey allergy muddlers are you one sneeze away from being voted out of the carpool? try zyrte

deploy him >> i think the candidates in the republican side that donald trump aligns with most is corey stewart who we just heard from. but, he fired cory stewart in the race because he wasn't listening to him. i don't know who he's going to come in and sort of back up or how he's going to speak to that. >> probably whoever wins. because he likes winners. >> quick note. we want to note over past couple days, maryland governor larry hogan, his father former maryland congressman and former prince george's county executive lawrence hogan senior passed away at the age of 88, we want to sen governor hogan and had us family >> we'll be back. man: hey baby, how are you? woman: i have a surprise for you. man: you have a surprise for me? narrator: at dominion, 1 in 5 new hires is a veteran. and when they're away, they miss out on a lot. but they won't miss out on financial support. because we cover any difference between their military pay and their dominion salary, and continue benefits for them and their families. why do we do it? because our vets sacrifice enough. "dominion. depend on us for

. >> reporter: gail corey had seen nick and two of his classmates on their atvs less than five minutesefore the crash. when she looked down the road again she could see one of two vehicles on its side. she called 911 for help. >> one of the young men told was that the young driver that was killed hydroplaned and when he hydroplaned he lost control and turned and that's when he fell out. >> reporter: contrary to some reports corey says two of the boys did have helmets, cunningham did not. one of the boys is still hospitalized after surgery on a broken arm. nick cunningham's family declined to comment today. funeral arrangements have not been announced. in southampton, i'm nora muchanic channel6 "action news". >> students in west chester saw the potentially tragic consequences of drunk driving. police staged a fake deadly car accident outside the high school today. the teenagers watched as their classmates pretend be to the seriously injured or dead. the school organized the mock crash to show the dangers of drinking and driving before prom season. >>> two women made history today in the

police in fresno say 39-year-old corey alley muhammad opened fire.s able to fire off 16 found in two minutes. police arrested him a short time later. police say he shouted god is great in arabic before the killings. they say he's not connected terrorism instead motivated by race. corey was wanted in a separate killing. >> ceo oscar munoz made the announcement more than a week after the incident. the company has been embroiled in controversy ever since video surfaced showing security officers dragging dr. david dao off an overbooked flight in chicago. the company executives say it is too soon to determine if the fallout is hurting ticket sales. >> ♪ (dog) yeah, these new beneful break-n-bites are great. they'll break off a couple if you sit, you stay. but if you want all four, mmmm... you gotta get cute. you gotta let a baby sleep on your belly. (vo) new beneful break-n-bites, with real beef as the #1 ingredient. >> ♪ >> chopper6 is over this house fire in pennsauken new jersey. the house has actually collapsed and one firefighter has suffered an ankl

i matured from it. >> reporter: on wednesday corey makes what's likely his last stop before the drafta private meeting with the philadelphia eagles. of course his hometown team they need a running back. imagine if he lands right here. >> it's hard to control my own destiny at this point. if the eagles pick me it's definitely cool to play in my backyard and have the close friends and family be able to travel to the game. >> reporter: but if you think he's an eagles fan. >> it was a terrell owens thing. he was my favorite player at one point and when he was on the eagles i cheered for the eagles and then his last stop was on the cowboys for me and just left with the cowboys. right now you're a cowboys fan living outside eagles country. >> i don't want to say that but yeah. >> reporter: in cherry hill new jersey jaime apody channel6 "action news". >> sports special draft preview party comes your way a week from wednesday. we will preview that 2017 nfl draft in philadelphia. we'll be live on the parkway. that's april 26th at 7:30 p.m. >>> the needs are enjoying a much needed day off. they

i wish i could tell you corey's story was unique. i wish i could tell you now, over a year later, we know exactly what happened and that the issue was resolved. i wish i quo tecould tell you c didn't die in the first place. i wish i wasn't here talking to you at all but i am. one of the hardest parts of this whole experience has been the lack of understanding about what happened, why it happened and what is happening in the legal process. the lack of transparency is only hurting any trust that remains between police and the community where i'm from. it is a problem facing so many other communities. the community i come from wants and needs to know that they are being heard. we want to make sure that you, that those in position bring positive change, undersftand th things that we, as an african-american community, are going through. we certainly do not feel we are being heard right now specially when it comes to law enforcement and the way we are being policed. our neighborhoods are feeling hurt and they want to see change. this is wh

manager with a beyoncé lyric. - corey, in this moment, i'm gonna beyoncé you.oy, bye. - you don't even see it coming. you just be having a conversation, and--bop!--beyoncé. nobody's come closer to the edge than marc lamont hill and for good reason. racist mr. magoo-- i mean, cnn pundit harry houck, he ain't to be messed with. it's not gonna be no easy win for hill. - to say that black people are prone to criminality, i want to be able to respond to that, okay? - well, they are. - you think black people are prone to criminality? - the statistics here show this. - you don't mean to say that. i'm gonna give you a chance to correct it. you don't mean that black people... - what does it say? - are prone to criminality. if harry's here, i was, like, right here. like, he almost got them hands. - he almost got them hands. - and i would reinforce the thing that he's saying, which is that we prone to criminality. [people talking at once] - i'm hoping you just don't know... - he's literally praying to god on national television. - it was like, "light bill. "car loan. mort

i would also like to recognize senator corey -- where's corey? corey gardner. mike leigh. where's mike? he's around here some place. thank you. and mike krapel. hi, mike. thank you very much and for all your work. thank you. [ applause ] and although he could not be here today i especially want to express our gratitude to senator mitch mcconnell for all that he did to make this achievement possible. so thank you, mitch. [ applause ] i would also like to give my appreciation to chairman grassley for conducting such a fair and professional confirmation. senator grassley. where is senator grassley? thank you. thank you. thank you, senator. finally, a profound thank you to louise gorsuch and to all of the gorsuch family, thank you. [ applause ] and louise, i've heard it first hand. i know what a total inspiration you are to your husband and to your entire family, so thank you very much. fantastic. thank you very much. [ applause ] we are here to celebrate history, the taking of the judicial oath by the newest member of the united states supreme court neil gorsuch. justice gors

our guestring back from the corey bank, the head of strategy.'s talk about the australian dollar. numbers bena's gdp across the board. we have to keep in mind that are underrices pressure. could these figures override that? >> i think that is not a factor in itself. iron ore price of con up a lot. a little bit of pullback is not a big issue. is whethers to see this could be sustained. easing retail sales did really well. it is a question of how the harnessing market will react to a tightening measures. that would actually have implications on the bunker view for iron over. now, 76 over 77. athink you will find some 78. fresh salmon could surface. here is a thought for you. you have a confluence of geopolitical risk. you have commodity prices that are correcting. becomes, how much conviction can there be? when the heart economic realities have not been pinned down. >> that is a very good question. you think about how equities are doing. we are looking at equities near record highs. you are also looking at yields. basically, one of the other is wr

predraft interviews and picks and eagles are scheduled to meet with former glass bureau running back corey clement on wednesday a source tells action news and he played his ball in wisconsin and ran for 15 touchdowns and 1400 yards as a senior and projected to be drafted between the third and fifth rounds running back of course is among the need for the eagles. will the eagles use one of their eight picks on clement and we are previewing the draft and wednesday on eve of the draft and check out the preview party can't wait for that and now since the sixers drafted joel embiid he has played in only 13% of their games some would call him damaged goods, the sixers calling embiid their building block despite the rest maintaining embiid is the focal point of rebuild and man on having him play in back to back games next season despite playing 31 games in 3 years and sixers have seen enough to know this kid is a game changer. >> i look at joel's foundation as completely scratching the surface of what he is going to be. he just is at the infant stages of where he is going to end up and those infan

syntheses or in the case of the uk. >> nice. >> this is the closest thing to corey. they find comparative effectiveness research and made take it turn it over to nice. we turn the over nation into 20 instances of nice in the united states. we do cost-effectiveness as it's called and we see ourselves as the provider of evidence to those who would do cost-effectiveness or value. in terms of international research, we do nearly all our research on us populations. if the most generalizable. if you're supposed to do world ford there's nowhere in the world has the same kind of world settings as we do. there's a couple instances where sample size, rare diseases, we've gone to collaborations that have both us and international contributors. so, particularly, rare diseases. >> i'm going to ask into the panelist to make a short response to one final question which is what is the biggest question in your mind that compare the effectiveness for them to take on that is not getting taken on? carolyn? >> i would say chronic pain. which is a huge problem for this country and certain

police had apparently been searching for corey muhammad since last thursday when he allegedly shot andsecurity guard at a local motel six. they say he has a criminal history involving guns, drugs, false imprisonment, and terroristic threats. as we take a live look at the scene, we are told at this point the fbi is not treating this as a terrorism incident. the police chief also said that his news conference that it is too early to say whether this was a terror attack but he pointed out once again and after that statement muhammad made in arabic saying god is great. martha? >> martha: thank you. also tonight, immigration and security front and center for president trump. he has two serious men at the helm of these agencies. attorney general jeff sessions at secretary of homeland security kelly who are working to overhaul these agencies and they are both trying to get down to business. but will they shape them in similar images? that is one of the top questions ahead of their expected joint trip to the border later this week. department of homeland security secretary kelly offered some v

debating and if the eagles do wait there are potential in later rounds and glassboro running back coreyheduled to meet with eagles on wednesday they tell action news and projected as the mid round pick and sports sunday we are not done picking mike's brain are the sixers making the right move putting their number one pick at the point guard first melissa with awesome forecast. >> exclusive accuweather seven day fore cost not as warm on monday and breezy and nice in the afternoon 74 and cooler on sunday lots of sun at 64 cloudy on wednesday with a couple showers in at 62 and bump up the temperature on thursday to 75 and early showers on friday and clear out for the phils game and next weekend temperatures in the 60s action news sports sunday continues after the break. ned s. i ended up on the streets, where the drugs are cheaper and easier to get. i was a full blown heroin addict, selling my soul to get high. when i realized i needed help i didn't know where to go. but i got help and you can too. you're not alone. help is within reach. this is governor chris christie. call 844 reach nj o

corey ali mohammed is black and killed three other men he targeted for being white. >> we do not believe based on the information we have today that this is the terrorist related crime. based on the information we have been provided in our investigation has shown is that this is solely based on race. lea: according to police, mohammed said he decided to kill people as cops identified him as a suspect in a suspect domestic scale shooting at a security guard at motel six. he wanted to kill as many people as possible. he faces four counts of murder. lauren: nationwide manhunt wanted in the retiree over 70 federal grandfather and posted a video of the crime on facebook. the manhunt is over. steve ephen ot andilled himself yesterday i made a 48 hour search that shocked the nation. it happened following a police chase after that don't simply recognize stevens has his placing an order. the employee called 9-1-1. facebook ceo mark zuckerberg speaking for the very first time about the strategy. facebook is responsible for halting violent content. >> our hearts go out to family and friends of robe

. >> good afternoon, again corey smith on behalf of the housing coalition. it was our understanding that the before the amendments were introduced it is not compliant to the state law i'm operating under the assumption that is - but there is more we can be doing and we support supervisor farrell's and supervisor sheehy amendments and look forward to the dwelling laws in the future. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> hi laura clark m b action with michael murphy was saying the more importantly next step for the adu handbook both an actual implementation document so someone what general obligation bond to planning and run down the rule and not grow the discretionary documents this is step in the right direction didn't get us to man steering wheel approval - no justification so for not applying this in people's achievements backyards preschooler bans what neighbors not wanting to look at them don't make sense with the private backyard i beg you to really expedite this process additionally i think we let politics get in the way of good policy i knows or u

last week, us hiker corey hancock was given a warning after he rescued what appeared to be an abandoned cub from his natural habitat. now two orphaned bear cubs have been rescued in montenegro after a farmer found them starving in the wild. the cubs have been nursed back to health but the story raises questions, should we rescue wild animals or do we run the risk of domesticating them? guy delauney has more. it seems like these bears have found the bare necessities. this animal sanctuary has been their home since last month when they were discovered a p pa re ntly last month when they were discovered apparently abandoned in raw or montenegro. this man is used to seeing brown bears, as she turns her goats on the mountain, and normally steers clear, but she intervened after hearing what she describes as persistent screams for several days. translation: we put them next to the stove in a wooden box, we gave them some hay and some of our clothes to warm them up. i gave them a drink of milk and honey. word spread fast and $0011 milk and honey. word spread fast and soon animal lovers arranged

clayton: we want to bring in corey lewandowski.ealthcare couldn't get through. should he just resign now? >> very happy. look, this is insane. the president has made pledges to the american people and he is fulfilling those. illegal immigration is down almost 70%. we saw our attorney general jeff sessions say they will take the fight directly to ms-13 to make sure that we're riding ourselves 6 illegal immigration in this country. we have seen that the president has added almost $2 trillion to the stock market since he has been the president elect until today. we have seen that the housing market red shot hot. the average time on sale right now is 45 days. time and time again the president has executed on the promises in campaign. on top of that in the first month alone he brought back 300,000 jobs. the economy continues to boom. this is because of the president's policies. abby: that can said though to martha maccallum's question. it has been did you have to get any real legislation passed in first 100 days. one of the big things p

i'll talk about that and much more with senator corey gardener and our correspondents and analysts are also standing by. let's go to cnn's ryan nobos. update our viewers on the very latest. >> president trump said the attack in syria changed his view on the war there and while he didn't explain what he would do, he said it crossed a line for him and he holds the responsibility for the u.s. response. we want to warn you, this story contains graphic images that some viewers may find difficult to watch. >> it crossed a lot of lines for me. >> reporter: standing next to the king of jordan, president trump made it clear he was angry about what appears to be a gruesome chemical gas attack in syria. >> when you kill innocent children, innocent babies, babies, little babies, with a chemical gas that is so lethal that people were shocked to hear what gas it was, that crosses many, many lines, beyond a red line. many, many lines. >> reporter: and despite blaming his predecessor for the current situation, he now says this problem is his. >> i now have responsibility and i will have that responsib

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corey that ham hard-- he made outbursts during the minute-long hearing. muhammad is charged with killing -- the superior court judge found a doctor to examine him. muhammad is set to return to court may 12th. >>> the investigation continues into yesterday's deadly terror attack. today, mourners continue to lay flowers at the makeshift memorial where one police officer was shot and killed. reporter greg has more. >>reporter: security is tight here as le -- police killing one officer and wounding two others. this couple from kentucky witnessed the shooting and almost became victims himself. >> he started shooting bullets in the air and the police were in the street, so it was a terrifying moment. >> i saw him move it and i could see clearly the machine gun. >> unbelievable. >> it was an attack. >> isis claimed responsibility. reportedly he was found with a hand written note expressing -- >> with the fingerprints and they [indiscernible]. >> president trump condemned the attack and continued tweeting about it this morning saying another terrorist attack in p

clayton: the former head of that campaign corey lewandowski.'re 10 weeks into an administration which is continues to achieve all the things that they have outlined in the campaign, which i know is mind numbing to the mainstream media that the presidency is holding to the promises all the things he said he was going to do on the campaign. name set work and individuals said donald trump would never run for office and file paperwork. that he couldn't win the republican nomination. and he could never beat hillary clinton. this is the same network and same polling group that said donald trump is going to lose in the primaries all over the place and continue to tout their great polls who said that donald trump could never be successful. and, look, here is the problem. the mainstream media has failed so badly in their news coverage. what happens once again is individuals want to make the news and not report the news. and what we know is that the american people are really smart. they see right through. this they know that the media, the mainstream me

abby: corey, we have 30 seconds left.ne and repealing and replacing obamacare one issue where i think the president is going to take another shot at it. i think his administration knows that the first time they weren't successful. you have to remember they tried to do this in the first 60 days. it took barack obama 14 months with the democrat controlled house and senate to get obamacare done. the president will get this done. maybe they had have to slow down to get it done. they have do bring everyone together, the freedom caucus, the tuesday group, the senators, everybody, let's get healthcare repeal and replace done so people can have healthcare at affordable costs. connell: government shutdown in the middals of all of that. >> thank you. abby: thank you, corey. >> thank you. abby: battle between wikileaks and the cia at full throttle. wikileaks releasing more classified cia documents. latest document dump includes classified instructions on how to hack household electronics like smart tvs. 9 doj is fighting back on thi

. >> we know a lot has changed of the ncaa, corey wire is joining us now in phoenix. you had a chance to talk to all coaches. >> that's right. how do you handle big moments when life presents them. when of the fact that it separates from the mighty and mundane. >> roy williams, the other three coaches of a combined of zero. all of these coaches have led their team to college basketball. i want to find out how these big makers approach life. >> we built this thing brick by brick and year by year. if you start speaking to your players about stages being too big then they're worried about the stage and not themselves or the opponent. >> this is a basketball game i will be it on the largest stage possible here at the final four. we talk about lengths, daily of the process and just focus on the process and focus on the task at hands. [ cheers ] >> we have the same motto for a number of year. this is a bigger venue, the media's attention is more. we don't want to change our approa approach. we want to continue to play hard. we hope it is good enough. >> to me it is not as b

the newly hired utility worker was one of three men police say corey mohammed shot and killed on tuesday. fellow workers decided to turn it into a memorial. >> we do everything we can so that we can make sure our employees come home at the end of the day. we recognize that gas and electric work can be dangerous. we do the training and equipment. it's a big philosophy of watching out for each other. this is a circumstance where none of that would have made a difference. that is hard for people to accept. >> there was a funeral today for a security guard killed in the same shooting spree. police say the killings were motivated by mohammed's hatred of white people. >>> a crying mother removed from a san francisco flight. hear from the angry passengers who stood up for the mother. find out how the airline responded. >>> channel 7 the force is with you always. >> what a day for selfies in the south bay. what you missed at silicon valley comicon. >>> a gorgeous evening unfolding. breezy up at 2,600 feet. temperatures drop today. we have cool temperatures tomorrow and several >>> a flight atten

. >> good afternoon, supervisors corey smith on behalf of the housing coalition. actually agree with the previous speakers comments between one family-friendly equipment and at the same time want housing with the adu protective forward with our support. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, supervisors laura on behalf of spur and to support the proposed legislation for the environment code for the vehicle charges and undergoing major alteration i'm not prepared to comment on the proposed thing but spur has thought we, of course, need to solve the housing but little climatic change and in the 2016 policy in the bay area we find that personal cars are the largest green house gas emissions in the bay area and hope by - 0100 percent of cars needs to be zero mission vehicles and meet the goals by 2050 we need to add more charging capacity that legislation is directly in line with the spur represents that requires all residential and commercial don't know how many in the future but ev ready and at the capacity and as sf shows reducing the costs of re

♪ * * * * * * ♪ ♪ >> sean: corey lewandowski austan goolsbee, sara carter, herman cain, they will allus tonight, but firstea the alt radical left, the destroyed trump propaganda media, hollywood at snowflakes, media, hollywood snowflakes, they are now joining forces into doing everything they can do to undermine and hurt president trump and help his opponents. that's tonight's opening monologue. this anti-trump movement are now coalescing to try and damage the new administration. let's start with the ultra radical left propaganda destroyed trump media. after months and months of endlessly pushing for, but as our new conspiracy theories about trump colluding with russia, despite no evidence whatsoever that the president did this, now the partisan press is launching a new waveat of attacks. take a look at the latest example from mr. throw up his leg, mr. obama lover chris matthews. >> it's supposed to be a positive make america great guy, it's all this whining about thee job he took. he knew obama was president, he knew he was coming inhe after obama and was actually quite successful. n

corey warren, natasha moses, mark tremain, in our community manager, kelly lacher, have not only leased this property off in record time, but they keep it in tip top shape every day as you can see. by the way, they lease this property off in less than a year. 404 units 11 months. it's amazing. amazing. [applause]. from day one, our vp of construction dan katz and dr. has been just fantastic. the provided steady leadership to our group here and dan, thank you very much for all the sleepless nights we've endured her. dan and i both have great respect for the next team member. a man that is juggled all of this and delivered in a huge way, senior project manager steve danforth. [applause]. steve, we really did listen to all those midnight emails you sent out to us. it's really paid off and a fantastic job. there is one other very special team member that we have to mention. i don't think any of this would have been possible without robinhavens. [applause]. there really was no roadmap to this new process. the new plaza program with a learning process for all of us. when things veered off tra

i don't think tying it to trade will be successful. >> corey, a big thanks to you., we are watching and waiting here. it is 8:30 in the evening there in russia. seven hours ahead of us here on the east coast. as we watch and wait for rex tillerson and his russian counterpart. let's bring in steven sastovovich from the council of foreign relations and professor at columbia university. and john finer, former chief of staff for secretary of state john kerry. first of all, let me just start with you, steven. this meeting thateems to have happened between russia's president vladamir putin and our secretary of state. there have been a number of indications that the two would not meet face-to-face. especially considering some of the things that had been said over the past week. what changed or what do we surmise may have changed that led to the meeting? >> well, putin wanted to show disapproval of american foreign policy. particularly the action in syria. that's why he threatened there might be no meeting. but he also wanted to find out really what the trump administration