at -- eric: i am eric shawn. you know for next hour we'll have special coverage of the work that is done here at library, and at bush institute, and we'll look at former president's continued mission, when it comes to post 9/11 veterans, the portraits of courage he pained in tribute to those who were wounded, just one aspect of the work at center, coming up worker of bush institute military initiative will be here to tell us about help available for 9/11 veterans. if you are one or if you love one, you will' to hear what they do here. but first more on battle brewing on capitol hill over healthcare reform, christian fisher with more from palm beach, florida. reporter: now comes a real test in how good of a closer president trump can be. as president, house speaker paul ryan said that president trump has been able to bring more conservatives on board like he did friday with this meeting with members of the republican study committee. will to be enough? does speaker ryan have the votes. >> i feel this is where we w

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eric shawn and shannon bream.l me more about this story. >> she admitted she was drunk at the time she killed a man, severely injured his fiancee, who is in my car, they have five kids come with a woman is not a single mother. this 25 euros admitted to all of that. she is in court, getting ready to find out her sentence. they are giving victim impact segments, talking about him, the children left behind. there are people sick snickering and laughing during that segment. the judge was having none of it. she called a couple of them out. >> bill: so, the woman who was sentenced to 90 days in jail that we saw leave the courtroom, she was the mother of this 25-year-old? >> admitted to being drunk. she was the mother come apparently come when she was being taken outcome i got even worse, louder, and the judge said, that is it, 93 days in jail. since then, she came back the next day, got a full dressing down, i will give you one night in jail for the help you've learned your lesson because although your daughter is being

times, the most recent post reads, not caring what other people think is the best choice you will eric shawn make. -- you will ever make this past week has been one of the most difficult times in my life, thank you so much to my family, friends and supporters and most to all you trolls, you hateful words make my stronger, i am sure you have done so much with your live, #have you a lot to learn. #disgraceful. >> this post, this is kim d, sounds like making this all about her. her son is alive. right? the two families now are grieving the loss of two young men who are dead. we have two men in custody, is she trying to capitalize on this double murder to resurrect her career. this sounds awful to me. >> she knows this kid, she said herself, she knows him, to say she is trying too capitalize on his untimely death is insensitive. >> do you feel this is genuine, some people think it is media publicity. >> no, i don't think that at all. i think maybe she feels she you know, that something that she needs to do being that it was her car. you know. maybe she feels a little responsible, i don't know. b

. >> and i am eric shawn.ll heavy hitters, mike pence making a stop yesterday in kentucky, home of one of the bill's highest profiled doubters,

i'm eric shawn. bill and martha are out this morning. it's the final stop before the full vote on the house floor which can come as early as tomorrow. president trump told house republicans last night the end of obamacare is finally in reach. >> it's time it get busy, get to work and to get the job done. that legislative effort begins with thursday's crucial vote and it really is a crucial for the republican party and for the people of our country. to repeal and replace the disaster known as obamacare. >> shannon: as the president deals with health care more concerns on russian connections. the associated press reporting paul manafort once had ties and they're now responding to fox news. >> john roberts is on the front lawn of the white house with more. >> the former campaign manager had connections to the russian oligarch was no surprise. it was widely known the two had a business relationship between 2005 and 2009. what's new in the associated press report is manafort was doing work to greatly benefit the russian government and vladami

i'm eric shawn. arthel: i'm arthel neville.esident trump will hit the road this week to make a sales pitch in tennessee. earlier on sunday morning futures health majority whip steve skalice said

i'm eric shawn. arthel: i'm arthel neville. president trump comparing it to watergate but offeringo

eric: i'm eric shawn. it's not clear how this will set the stage storm

i'm eric shawn. arthel: i'm arthel neville.resident trump comparing it to watergate but offering no evidence to support the allegation. kristin fisher is in florida. reporter: the white house won't say where exactly this news is coming from. instead what the white house is doing is trying to shift the responsibility over to the congressional intelligence committees already investigating allegations of russian interference in the 2016 election. here is principal deputy press secretary sarah huckabee. >> let temperatures have an investigation. if they are going to investigate russia ties, let's include this as part of it. if this happened. if this is accurate, this is the biggest -- reporter: a spokesman for former president barack obama denied it. he says neither the president nor anyone in his white house ordered the wiretap. today the former director national intelligence james clapper said if that had happened he would have known by the and he says that that absolutely did not happen. listen. >> there was no spuch wiretap act

here now, truth serum correspondence eric shawn and shannon bream. >> he has been supportive of a numberthese groups that have had big marches against the president, essentially. the media research center cracked these numbers down, $246 million over the last 14 years. report an estimated $25 million into hillary clinton's election campaign, but this much yesterday, many of these groups are directly linked to him and his donations. >> bill: let me stop you there. a number of political groups that helps organize the big women's march that we are looking at, right? okay. soros gave $250 million or whatever it was to 100 of these groups over a 14 year period. is there an implication that he pulled strings? he tells them what he wants? is he the puppet puppet master? >> some people would say that. the fact is, a number of these groups have specific methodologies. >> bill: very progressive groups. because he is uber leftist. >> he said trump is going to be the death of democracy, he is the one that wants open borders. >> bill: we all know who he is. i don't think that most americans are aware

i'm eric shawn. arthel: i'm arthel neville. president trump will hit the road this week to make a sales pitch in tennessee. earlier on sunday morning futures health majority whip steve skalice said he temperatures optimistic about the outcome. >> ultimately this bill does repeal and replace obamacare in the way we laid out over the years. and we have this opportunities. we'll keep moving forward and get it done. arthel: not all republicans are feeling quite as confident as in scali correct, right? reporter: that's right. the members of the conservative house. jim jordan is one of the freedom caucus's found members saying conservatives wants to see fundamental changes to healthcare, not small tweacts. he says if the republican leadership ignores those who have concerns about the bill, they will have a hard time getting enough votes for it to pass. >> it seems top me the b -- they choice is work with us or you don't end up getting the votes. that's the real choice. reporter: other freedom caucus members argued, they should add mo

. >> eric: i'm eric shawn in fort jon scott.ring you to the briefing as soon as it begins as we await president trump at the environmental protection agency who will sign a new executive order we are told repealing obama era regulations on possible fossil fuels and climate change, meanwhile g.o.p. lawmakers see their agenda moving forward that they could take another look at healthcare reform. >> jenna: mike emanuel had great questions during the conference about an hour ago. he is lived on capitol hill with the very latest. >> good afternoon. president trump says he is ready

eric: i'm eric shawn. let's take a look at some of the portraits of courage painted by the president in tribute to those who served. we'll delve into the bush institute's work on the economy and korea. the 9th seat on the high court bench has been empty since justice antonin scalia passed away last february. democrats are getting ready to put judge gorsuch on the hot seat tomorrow. garrett, what do you expect to see tomorrow? >> tomorrow is when judge neil gorsuch will begin his confirmation hearings with the senate judiciary committee. tomorrow we'll be seeing just the opening statements from all 20 senators on the committee. we'll hear briefly from judge gorsuch in his opening statements. tuesday is when the real action begins. that is when judge gorsuch will be peppers with questions from democrats who are prepared not to support his confirmation. he has been going through practice sessions. but regardless of how well he performs in those hearings. some democrats said they will not support his confirmat

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. >> and i am eric shawn.rump has been pulling out all heavy hitters, mike pence making a stop yesterday in kentucky, home of one of the bill's highest profiled doubters, senator rand paul. >> president trump heads to tennessee this week for a health weahealthcare bill rally in nas. arthel: garrett tiny is live from washington with the latest. >> arthel, they may not be sold on current plan but today a number of conservatives said they are optimistic they might be able to get there because republicans have a change in tone among leadership over last few days, rather an an our way or highway, leaders say they are open to changes and suggestions to get the bill passed. this morning, for the most part republicans are full onboard with the american health care act. >> when you look at where we are, i would say there is 85% of this bill, as universal agreement amongst republicans, the then final pieces we're having conversations about. this does repeal and replace obamacare in the they that we've lead out over the

eric: i'm eric shawn. it's not clear how this will set the stage storm overhauling the tax system.he president tweeted democrats are smiling in d.c. that the democrats have saved planned parenthood and o care. there are indications today the president could work with the most conservative members of the republican party? >> a very good question might be should he work with them? you heard the president allude to something that's important yesterday. he tried his best to support the traditional wing of the party from the platform to the state of the union address, even his supreme court nominee. but as you heard him say, loyalty in washington is a one-way street. he's calling for cooperation from his conservatives and even democrats. >> this president wants to provide, make sure people don't get left behind. he wants to make sure there is competition in the marketplace so rates are lower and people can choose their doctor. if those three things are incompatible with some members of the republican house, then it will be incompatible and we need to work moderate democrats. >> that was

good to see you again, i am eric shawn in for jon scott today. the senate intelligence committee is meeting within the next hour to discuss their ongoing probe of russia. this as calls are increasing for house intelligence committee chairman devin nunes to step aside from reading that investigation into the alleged ties between the trump campaign officials in russia. meanwhile, more than half the senate democrats also now planned to vote no on judge gorsuch's supreme court nomination. that is setting up possible showdown in the senate that they say could go, as they call it, nuclear. fox news team live coverage from capitol hill, peter doocy has the latest from the judge nomination and prospects in the senate, but first we will begin with chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel live outside the office of ricky democrat of the intelligence committee adam schiff who has been very critical of the chairman devin nunes for his refusal not to step aside from this investigation. mike come you track down congressman nunes this morning, what did he

hello and welcome to happening now i'm eric shawn for jon scott this morning. melissa francis in for jenna lee. listening session set to begin right now ahead of potential executive action on poidz. joining him now is the former campaign rival new jersey governor chris christie who will take a role in the administration, leading a federal commission on opioid abuse. meanwhile. house republicans are trying to keep the repeat of obamacare alive. the repeal pardon me. big questions remain on how to reconcile the conservative and moderate wings of the party with more on all of this chief white house correspondent john roberts is live. john? jon melissa good morning to you. what role democrats might play in this. the president headed over to the white house last night. a bipartisan group of senators where he floated the idea of writing a new healthcare bill to replace the one that got pulled last week with a version that might attract the support of conservatives and moderates and republicans as well. also suggesting that he might employ a frequent tactic of the for

here now, our "truth serum" correspondents, eric shawn and shannon bream. so mr.k major deductions to get down to the 25% margin, right? >> he did. there is a deduction of more than $103 million. we don't know exactly what it was because we only have two pages of the tax return, but a white house statement said the losses take into account large-scale depreciation for construction. >> bill: let me just stop you. most people don't know all of this. i am not being condescending because i had to look it up.i if he builds something and then he says, it is not worth what i put into it now, so maybe a casino, and they find ants or rodents in a casino, he can write off certain amounts as his investment depreciates, right? >> i think it is 39 years that an commercial real estate development has. those years, they can write off an asset like a large casino or a building because it is depreciating the whole time, aging. >> bill: it is the same thing if you buy an airplane, that can bn depreciated, da-da-da-da-da. so what he paid, the consensus is, was fair. he paid it 25%,

here now to put the truth on the table, our correspondents shannon bream and eric shawn.irst study was published by a far left outlet, the center for american progress, done by the university -- >> the center for american progress, progressive -- >> bill: they did it themselves. they didn't farm it out. okay, they found out what? >> they found that crime in sanctuary cities is down by 15%. >> bill: over cities that don't have these permissive policies toward illegal alien criminals? >> that is correct. they found that in sanctuary cities -- per 10,000 and non-sanctuary, there are 432 per 10,000. but the study also said that sanctuary areas have a lower unemployment, higher household income by $4,000 a year. people under the poverty line. so is it the chicken or the egg? is it because it is a sanctuary city or is it because -- >> bill: i don't believe the study at all. i think it is bogus. my opinion. but we have an obligation to present it. a second study done by whom? >> by the university of california, right here, by riverside. they say there really isn't any different.

. >> i'm eric shawn info jon scott today. we are life at the white house where press secretary sean spicer is getting ready to brief reporters momentarily. while we await president trump's next move after the republican effort to try to repeal and replace obamacare, that went down the tubes on friday as you know. but the president will undo some of president obama's initiatives some hours from now he will sign bills rolling back some of the previous ministrations rules and regulations. >> jenna: getting more specific on that, we have fox team coverage with chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel on capitol hill, but would begin with our chief white house grossmont to john roberts. >> good afternoon. the news breaking at this hour, we are learning that chairman devin nunes of the intelligence committee on the house side was here at the white house the day before he made public this idea that there was incidental collection of trump transition officials in between the election and the inauguration at the hands of the int

. >> eric: i'm eric shawn in fort jon scott. we will bring you to the briefing as soon as it begins as we await president trump at the environmental protection agency who will sign a new executive order we are told repealing obama era regulations on possible fossil fuels and climate change, meanwhile g.o.p. lawmakers see their agenda moving forward that they could take another look at healthcare reform. >> jenna: mike emanuel had great questions during the conference about an hour ago. he is lived on capitol hill with the very latest. >> good afternoon. president trump says he is ready to move on to tax reform there are signs lawmakers are not done trying to address health care, house speaker paul ryan and his leadership team held their weekly conference with g.o.p. lawmakers earlier this morning and were told healthcare was a major topic. ryan did not give a lot of details but suggested some g.o.p. opponents last week have soft end. >> some of those who were in the know camp expressed a willingness to work on getting to yes and

. >> bill: eric shawn. thank you.g from new york. >> shannon: right now, russian meddling taking center stage on capitol hill as the fbi's hunt for the cia leaks continues and the committee continues on the undermining. >> we'll go after people who leak information and prosecute them to the full extent of the law. playing with the national security is not taken lightly by this administration. when it's time to get organized for retirement, it's time to get voya. weeds. nature's boomerang. at roundup®, we know they keep coming back. draw the line. one spray of roundup® max control 365 kills weeds to the root and keeps 'em away for up to one year. roundup® max control 365. >> bill: stories causing intrigue in our nation's capital. the house foreign affairs committee holding a hearing on russia's interference and attempts on western democracies as there's an investigation how the cia gained access on electronic devices and duncan hunter is my get now on the hill. we have a lot of to get through. good morning to you. what

hello and welcome to happening now i'm eric shawn for jon scott this morning.n for jenna lee. listening session set to begin right now ahead of potential executive action on poidz. joining him now is the former campaign rival new jersey governor chris christie who will take a role in the administration, leading a federal commission on opioid abuse. mean

eric: i'm eric shawn.vin nunes canceled hearings for obama officials as his panel probes russia's influence in our elections. the director of the fbi reports this week but unlike last week it will be behind closed doors. arthel: a defined vice president bowing health care reform will. healthy administration plans to proceed after suffering a defeat. eric: a maryland high school in the spotlight after the rate of a 14-year-old two classmates. one of the two attorneys are speaking out about the controversial case and we will hear what he has to say coming up. we start with president trump forging ahead with his ambitious agenda that after his party was forced to pull the plug on the harrowing piece of legislation replacing obamacare. the present is saying he will circle back to health care eventually and the administration's plans to tackle tax reform. kevin corke is live at the white house with the latest on what they administration's planning. is it fair to say the white house is now ready, at least for no

. >> i'm eric shawn here in new york. most the fireworks happening where shannon is sitting now. >> shannon: you can see we have a bird's eye view of the hearing. behind me 20 senators from the judiciary committee will have 20 minutes to question neil gorsuch on his record and values and the question is whether the democrats will question the judge on his history and statements or president trump's. >> before that the president set to head to capitol hill to try to twist arms on health care after paul ryan tweaked the bill to appeal to the more conservative branch of the party. the president making the argument last night at the rally in louisville that obamacare needs to be addressed. >> time for democrat leaders in washington take responsibility for the bill they and they alone created. remember what president obama said if you like your plan you can keep your plan if you like your doctor you can keep your doctor. if they told the truth about obamacare it would be so wonderful for the people of this country because it w

i'm eric shawn. bill and martha are out this morning.