you don't want to be the next pops. >> an old timer befriends nick fisher. so you're having a party? i'm happy for the distraction. i'll be right there. and the butchery begins. what am i gonna wear? this party is super fancy. are you my uber? [ horn honks ] hold on. [ upbeat music playing ] the biggest week in tv is back. [ doorbell rings ] who's that? show me watchathon. xfinity watchathon week now until april 9. get unlimited access to all of netflix and more, free with xfinity on demand. >>> at the suffolk county correction facility's riverhead jail, sabrina shuck is only days away from giving birth to her fifth child. >> you know this looks like hair. >> it does. it looks like spaghetti. >> shuck has been with us for quite some time. when she came in, she had a baby bump, and i watched her progressively get more pregnant. she gives no problems. i don't see how she could. she's huge. she doesn't give us any problems. >> under a state law that allows female inmates to raise newborns for up to a year, shuck will be the first woman to use the nursery at the

you don't want to be the next pops. >> an old timer befriends nick fisher. i've found a permanent escape from monotony. together, we are perfectly balanced, our senses awake, our hearts racing as one. i know this is sudden, but they say: if you love something... set it free. see you around, giulia ♪ ...one of many pieces in my life. so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine. i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment with breo. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. breo won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. breo is specifically designed to open up airways to improve breathing for a full 24 hours. breo contains a type of medicine that increases the risk of death from asthma problems and may increase the risk of hospitalization in children and adolescents. breo is not for people whose asthma is well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine,

. >> reporter: there was a moving tribute to the late carrie fisher.-old daughter billy lord took the stage in a leia-inspired dress in honor of her late mother. >>py mom used to say she never knew where princess leia ended and carrie fisher began. >> reporter: then she spoke her mother's most famous "star wars" lines. >> help me, obi-wan kenobi. you're my only hope. >> it's foolish to think i could bring him home. >> reporter: carrie fisher will be in it too, she completed filming before her dead. but questions remain about the character in the series films. >> i want him back. >> reporter: recently fisher's brother todd told "daily news confidential" that princess leia would appear in episode 9, a film that isn't even set to hit theaters until two years from now. >> he was probably confused. sadly, carrie will not be in nine. >> reporter: for markham mill, who started this journey with fisher 40 years ago, they were close. not just on the screen but in real life too. >> it leaves a terrible hole in the family that will never be filled. but i do know

fred fisher is going to be a brilliant career with us. little did i agree it would be so reckless and cool to do in injury of that. i fear he shall always be needlessly inflicted by you. i like to think that i am a gentleman. but your forgiveness will have to come from someone other than me. that's mccarthy resumed his attack and welch interrupted in a commanding voice. let us not assassinate. you have done enough. have you no sense of decency and long last have you left no sense of decency. by the time the hearings ended the following week, joe mccarthy was upside down in the polls down to 34%. in july 1954, roy cohn resigned to his law practice and by the way, become the mentor for 15 years to another story not in the book. afterwards, the president issued a statement commending him for a job imagining the process. that was more than joe mccarthy could take. at december 2 he walked into the first hearing of the subcommittee and apologize to the american people for supporting dwight eisenhower but that the struggle was over a. it's no lo

they knew that the attack was planned against fort fisher. and so fort anderson's garrison was largely depleted to send reinforcements to fort fisher. so you might have had a company or two of troops here. there would be two attacks on fort fisher. one at christmas of 1864. that turned out to be the largest may value bombardment of the -- naval bombardment of the civil war. but the fire on fort, which was the longest fortification, was large lady fuse and ineffective. -- largely diffuse and ineffective. the army that went onshore saw the fort, saw the defenses were still strong. the canyons in the fort still pointing up the ground. so they aborted the mission. the confederate were victorious. 2 1/2 weeks later they returned with a slightly scaled-down naval task force. more soldiers. and this time they were determined to capture the fort. after 2 1/2 days of bombardment, the second largest bombardment of the civil war, union ground forces attacked late on the afternoon of january 15. and overwhelmed the confederate defenders. outgunned, outma

. >> the caller was meredith fisher. she had just discovered on the floor of the master bedroom the savagely beaten body of her elder sister, 29-year-old michelle young, a woman who in death was about to be famous. >> listen to me, ma'am. i'll tell you what you have to do. you need to calm down so we can help you. you said there's blood everywhere? listen to me. is she breathing? >> i don't think so. she's cold. >> reporter: as she spoke, meredith was cradling her 2 1/2-year-old niece, cassidy, who crawled out from under the bed clothes on her parents' bed, feet from where her mother lay. cassidy's voice chattering to her aunt. had cassidy witnessed the murder, awakened alone to find this? >> you just picture a small child walking around in this blood and tracking it across the hallway over into the bathroom. >> reporter: by now, wake county investigators were descending on the house. having secured the crime scene, earp's job was done. but on his way out he saw cassidy again. she was still in her pink pajamas, still in

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. >>> still to come, "star wars" 40th anniversary celebration, with a tribute to carrie fisher.rd on his recent pilot mishap. >> fly -- yeah. land. land. >>> plus, "dancing with the stars'" val on the quality time with maks' new baby. the sexy uncle, unbuttons. ♪ ♪ ♪ with simply right checking from santander bank, just make one deposit, payment, withdrawal, or transfer each month to waive the monthly fee. and there's no minimum balance. you're alright with simply right checking from santander bank. ♪ are you feeling alright, baby? ♪ >>> to "scandal." >> the cast of "scandal" celebrated their 100th episode and kerry washington told us looking back is like watching a home movie. >> it is fun to go back and watch our lives unfold. and to do that with everybody. >>> and tonight's episode on abc is wild, because it's going to show how everything could have turned out differently. >> i see this. i see olivia pope as president. >> wouldn't that be great? >> that would be so good. >>> meanwhile, who knows how things are going to turn out on "dancing with the stars"? of course, but i did

carrie fisher's daughter bill lord paid special tribute to her late mother at a fan event marking thersary of george lucas' space saga "star wars." lord appeared on stage at the "star wars" celebration in orlando decked out in princess leia white. lord became part of the "star wars" family when she appeared in "star wars the force awakens" alongside her mother and grandmother debbie reynolds. >> my mom used to say she never knew where princess leia ended and carrie fisher began. she went from being an unknown actress the daughter of debbie reynolds to princess leia a character synonymous with the idea of a strong woman a soldier a fighter. >> the "star wars" celebration runs through tomorrow and includes a myriad of events for fans many of which can be streamed online. it's now open in the poconos! america's largest indoor waterpark. kalahari resorts & conventions book your african adventure now! the uncertainties of hep c. wondering, what if? i let go of all those feelings. because i am cured with harvoni. harvoni is a revolutionary treatment for the most common type of chronic hepat

by the way, this is fisher's first space flight, the american. >> glad you explained that, because i had no idea what they were doing with a stuffed animal. >>> and facebook wants to eventually make passwords pointless. it's something called account recovery, and if you forget a password on a different site the program uses facebook to verify who you are instead of answering a security question, facebook will make you prove yourself by exercising your friend's photos. this is a step towards eliminating passwords altogether. >>> a company working to provide wireless internet for the entire city, a project called tara graph. the service is, quote, around the corner from completion. >>> the last 24 hours, we have about 0.08 in antioch. let's look at what is going on with the snow pack and incredible information came out yesterday from nasa. the snow pack this year is greater than the past four years combined. that's how you get out of a drought. mariners in town to take on the a's. no worry about wet weather at the coliseum tonight. >>> want to take you back to the pacheco area, a sigal

marc fisher, thank you so much.e president marked his milestone. is there permanent protest class that will dog this president until his last day in office? and if so, what will it accomplish? ♪ ♪ i'm dr. kelsey mcneely and some day you might be calling me an energy farmer. ♪ energy lives here. try new flonase sensimistgies. instead of allergy pills. it delivers a gentle mist to help block six key inflammatory substances. most allergy pills only block one. new flonase sensimist. pabut with odor free blue-emu continuous pain relief spray, i can box out any muscle or joint pain immediately. blue-emu continuous pain relief spray, it works fast and you won't stk. >>> we will make america proud again. we will make america safe again. and we will make america great again. >> a tale of two americas. president trump last night in harrisburg, pennsylvania, rallying the faithful on his 100th day in office as members of the media gathered in washington without him at a toned down white house correspondents' dinner. joining me

chris. >> chris: kristin fisher reporting live from palm beach. thanks for that. 20 we live now from mullah lago, president trump's national security advisor h.r. mcmaster. general, welcome to "fox news sunday." >> general mcmaster: thank you chris, it's a pleasure to be with you. >> chris: the trump administration seems to be sending mixed signals this weekend. u.n. ambassador nikki haley says that getting rid of assad in a priority, on the other hand secretary of state tiller's and says that first we have to get rid of isis, destroy isis, a side can wait. which is a? how does the president see this playing out in syria? >> general mcmaster: second tillerson and ambassador haley are right about this. what we need to do, and what everyone who's involved needs to do is to do everything they can to resolve this civil war, to halt this humanitarian catastrophe, this political catastrophe, not only in syria, but the catastrophe is affecting the greater middle east, it's affecting europe and it's a threat to the american people as well. so to do that,

jack fisher and a russian crew member successfully launched from kazakhstan. they docked this morning and they are scheduled to return to earth in september. >>> coming up this noon sleep experts are calling on schools to start later in the morning. we'll tell you what time they are recommending and a retired senior is helping military members and others that get separated from their pets. no matter how dusty the room or how high the pollen count, flonase allergy relief keeps your eyes and nose clear. flonase helps block 6 key inflammatory substances that cause nasal congestion and itchy, watery eyes. for relief beyond the nose. flonase. >>> apple is getting ready to launch three new phones as the company celebrates the anniversary of the first iphone. we could see upgraded versions of the current iphones and a hand set. with a new type of screen with curved glass and stainless steel materials. >>> health check this noon officials are recommending a later school start time. middle and high school classes should start no earlier than 8:30 in the morning, having

your mom on the show was carrie fisher, the late great carrie fisher and she played -- you can clap ifaron -- >> it's funny. sharon and i are lovely people, but we are des pottic when it comes to the writing. what if i do this. why don't you do it the way we wrote it? with carrie fisher, she is funnier and smarter than anyone in the zip code. it's amazing. in the second season, our kid has a kricch sang a song about aoreoli. it's about nipples. she is walking around and doing it and try to stop me. in the show, we kept it. >> it sounds like you had no choice. >> she is in the show. >> you are a costar and cocreator is someone that you met. this is not something that could have happened 20 years ago. you met her on twitter. >> yeah. >> something good came on twitter. >> the one good thing that came from twitter. >> how did that happen. >> i was a fan and she made amazing sitcoms. i was a fan of them. she happened to follow me on twitter. because of a far joke i wrote and i said i'm crazy about you. she said okay. gradually we were friends and we decided to write a piloting to. . >> our

. >> a touching tribute to actress kari fisher, her "star wars" family.lus. >> i'm so filled with gratitude. it's exciting to get to 100 episodes. >> celebrating 100 episodes of one of the hottest shows on tv. hear from the cast wha carrie fish >>> the head of abc show scandal is celebrating 100 episodes tonight. george was at the party and trying to get a sneak peak at what's going to happen. >> i'm so filled with gratitude because it's so rare in this business. it's exciting to get to 100 episodes because it means they followed us this far. >> this show got hit with a lucky stick. >> scandal has pushed the envelope of primetime television since its debut. the series was also one of the first to utilize social media to connect directly with fans. >> we live tweet every single week, every single week. >> reporter: something you did from the beginning and it's paid off, i don't know, in -- >> 100 episodes, it paid off in 100 episodes. i think the fact we have a community of gladiators that watches the show that feels like they're part of something. they kn

fisher, students told us pertinent issues for the next president and congress. second place are from singapore american school. they believe religious inequality is an urgent issue and there documentary "hunting ." harmony take a look. >> at religious refuge. .hey need religious freedom for the pilgrims, the religious liberties were secured upon the founding of the colony they dubbed "new england." segregation donned as they made it clear other groups were less than welcome. the puritans went to massachusetts to create their own haven. but lengthy pilgrims did to pattern?notice the this scenario served as a catalyst. pennsylvania became a haven for the quakers. maryland for the catholics. the church offor england. >> it is safe to say america was founded by religion but the irony is clear. the religious groups wanted the undisturbed freedom to practice their beliefs but condemned those who thought differently. fortunately, the framers for the bill of rights -- >> the constitution shall make -- aw >> freedom of religion, freedom of expression is again another uni

jack fisher of the russian will spend five months on the international space station.e six hours before docking the space station. s&p futures at six. nasdaq was tired yesterday at 18 points this morning. trade to take a militant gold which yesterday was to intend that what the five-day winning streak. dominic and $2 watching oil selling off recently. today up 37 and 50.81 as we talk about more cuts from saudi arabia and kuwait. lauren: general motors still in effect said that auto crisis. they've illegally seize the plants in an industrial area and promises to quote, take all legal actions to defend his rights. she insisted that will cause irreparable damage to the companies, workers and suppliers. the response of fire from the leftist led government. any car plants in venezuela barely venezuela barely producing about due in part to lack of raw materials following complex security controls. shares of gm down 3% so far this year. meanwhile, we want to tell you these three people reportedly killed in clashes during antigovernment protests in venezuela. verizon communica

you may look upon her with envy and think well, kristin fisher is having a good time.he shares the dark side of palm beach. there are some perils involved in covering this. >> absolutely, every time you go to florida you have to be careful of some critters and wildlife. we deal with a lot of that but i want to start with our very first live shot location. we wanted to do it right near mar-a-lago obviously. this is the beautiful causeway en route to mar-a-lago. the problem with that is there is nowhere to go to the bathroom. you are doing live shots every hour. you don't have time to go to the bathroom and come back. >> tucker: this is the most powerful news organization in the world. >> we looked into getting a w porta-potty. it cost a bit more money than you might imagine. so since then, we have moved on to a new location.u it is right near the hotel. it comes with its own set of challenges. this is the new one.it what you are seeing, this umbrella we put up. we were sitting there without the umbrella.at we are working on our next and we feel some wetness on us. we th

companies like disney and fisher price are jumping on the vinyl train and releasing records aimed atids.like this one from thomas and friends called "steam, rattle & roll thomas"kevin mcmahon/content producer for fisher-price: "similar to reading a book, when you are listening to just the record, you are left to your own imagination to really paint the picture."kevin mcmahon/content producer for fisher-price: "we saw just these kids immediately become captivated with the rotating record, the speed dials, reversing, things like that. and just having something that they can touch really kind of captivated them right away." for consumer watch -- i'm mary moloney (gary) coming up in sports. (brittney) the seven day forecast is ahead. (pam) a popular gadget many people use to keep track of their workouts .... has turned into a crucial piece of evidence in a murder case. (steve)fitbits ... you might be surprised at how much information they are storing even when you are not excerising.(pam) catherine heenan show us how police used one... to identify a murder suspect. in december, 2015, pol

. >> we'll ask stanley fisher about that in just a few moments. we'll get ahead of what's an eventful weekend. thank you so much. when we come back, that exclusive with the vice chair of the federal reserve stanley fischer. dow is down 18. "squawk alley" is back in a minute. at fidelity, trades are now just $4.95. we cut the price of trades to give investors even more value. and at $4.95, you can trade with a clear advantage. fidelity, where smarter investors will always be. >>> let's get over to sarah in washington with a very special guest. sarah? >> hi again, carl. i'm joined by the vice chairman of the federal reserve, stanley fischer. always a pleasure. >> for me too. >> last time we spoke was actually right after brexit and remarkable to see the market holding up. here we are a few months after the election and the market is doing okay. have you been surprised to see the resilience in the face of these political shocks? >> well, the resilience relates to what the political shocks at that time were which was tax cuts and declines in troubleso

it follows on from the force awakens, and will feature the late carrie fisher.o watch it online in just the first few minutes. earlier i spoke to scott casanova, a huge star wars fan and contributor to the boba fett fan club, and i asked him what he thought of this new trailer. it's very exciting, very exciting. and, you know, after her death, fans of princess leia will be happy to see the late carrie fisher, in what seems to be a quite pivotal role in this movie. yeah, it will be bittersweet. i mean, we've seen that in other films recently, as well, where actors have passed and then films have come out. the are looking forward to seeing her ina the are looking forward to seeing her in a much bigger role in this next film. what is your impression of this? does it actually matter how good the plotlines are of these movies, or how good the battle scenes are? basically, people will pay their money to see any franchise, won't they? i think there is a bit of that. there is a new film coming out, and we had to see it. but, for the real star wars fans, it is the story

carrie fisher just before the world fell in love with her. >> carrie fisher. >> giggling behind the scenesscreen. >> i love you. >> i know. the force that was carrie remembered today. >> help me. >> cher sounds off ons off on p trump. >> he doesn't know what he's talking about. >> the politically outspoken legend totally unfiltered. >> are you hopeful at all? >> details on her hollywood night out with kim and kourt any kardashian. >> the billion-dollar divorce, walking the baby, a glimpse inside her new life as a single mom.

it follows on from the force awakens and will feature the late carrie fisher.ands rush to watch it online injust in florida, and thousands rush to watch it online in just the first few minutes. 0ne watch it online in just the first few minutes. one of those were scott casanova. the huge banner the films and a contributor to the bob fat fan club. hejoins and a contributor to the bob fat fan club. he joins us and a contributor to the bob fat fan club. hejoins us from new and a contributor to the bob fat fan club. he joins us from new york. and a contributor to the bob fat fan club. hejoins us from new york. —— boba fett. these trailers are becoming as talked about as the films themselves. you watch it more than once i am sure. what do you think? it is very exciting. after her death, fans will be happy to see the late carrie fisher in what seems to be quite a pivotal role in this movie. yes. it will be bittersweet. we have seen that in other films, recently, as well, where actors have passed and then films have come out. what is your impression of this? doesn't ac

your mom on the show was carrie fisher. >> yeah. >> jimmy: the late great carrie fisher. i know you and sharon -- >> it's funny. because sharon and i are lovely people. laugh li[ laughter ] but very despotic when it comes to the writers. actors are like, why don't we sort of do this? we're like, why don't you do it the way we wrote it? except to carrie fisher because she's funnier and smarter than anybody in the zip code. she'd do whatever she wanted and it was amazing. in the second season our kid has a christening party. she wandered around the back in other people's shots, singing a song she'd written that day about areoli, the doctor word for nipples. it's beautiful, it's about nipples. she's at a christening walking around doing it, like try to stop me. in the show, we kept it. she's just amazing. >> sounds like you had no choice, she's in the show. your costar and cocreator sharon horgan, this is not something that could have happened 20 years ago, you met on twitter. >> yeah. >> jimmy: something good came of twitter, the one good thing that came from twitter, yeah.

. >> we have fox team coverage on this, kristin fisher from the white house. first garrett tenney live from the washington bureau. garrett, what is the u.s. strategy going forward? >> reporter: rick, president trump's top priority is protecting the american people. that means giving up goal of nuclear missiles that are capable to hit the united states, something it has shown no sign of doing. in fact u.s. officials believe the north is actively preparing to test another nuclear bomb. if that happens, the president hasn't said exactly what the u.s. would do in response but said he would not rule out taking military action. on "fox news sunday," general h.r. mcmaster said any additional nuclear test would not go unanswered. >> we do have to do something. we have to do something with partners and globally. that involves enforcement of the u.n. sanctions in place. it may mean ratcheting up the sanctions even further and also means being prepared for military operations if necessary. >> reporter: the u.s. is calling for new sanctions and for tougher enforcement of

let's bring in kristin fisher with reaction from the white house.in. >> chris, the reaction from the white house has been very restrained, no tweets from the president, the first response came from defense secretary jim mattis, he put out a very short statement that reads, quote, the president and his military team are aware of north korea's unsuccessful missile launch. the president has no further comment. now, the vice president was in the air and on the way in south korea when the failed missile took place. he was briefed on board air force two and landed in seoul nine hours later where he told american and south korean troops that their courage and valuer -- valor are needed now more than ever. >> the provocation from the north is just a latest reminder of the risks each one of you face every day in the defense of the freedom of the people of south korea and the defense of america in this part of the world. >> from south korea, the vice president will travel to japan, indonesia, australia to assure north korea's nervous neighbor that is the u.s.

they hear about the fort's guarding wilmington and the hear about fort fisher and understandably so. if the site of the largest amphibious until d-day in world war ii, but we have this great earthen fort that is very very important in guarding the city too. ♪ >> the north carolina will stand in history as the first grade ship of america's new fleet. radar, remote operators for guns, airplanes, gyros and all this other stuff, but primarily the crew is 18-year-olds and 19-year-olds. they are guys off the farm working the family store. the navy did a fantastic job of training their sailors to operate this equipment. it was about 2400, 141 officers, 85 were marines. are on the fantail of the battleship north carolina and the ship has been the memorial for the state of north carolina since about 1962. the origin of the name was there would be a line of battleships and they would do battle with another country, said they were the biggest ships that any country had. nowadays we have aircraft carriers instead of battleships so this is an extinct species. it was made in 1937 and commissioned

at the white house, kristin fisher, fox news. >>> chanting and holding signs. thousands around the nation gathered to take part in the march for science. they are demanding law makers acknowledge science and accept facts and data. the largest marchs happening in new york, chicago, and the anchor city of washington dc where protesters hope to catch the attention of congress and trump who have proposed cuts to federal agencies focused on scientific missions. >> it is important for me to see science is supported and to send a message we need funding. so, to cut funding for any scientific agency is a horrible mistake. >> president trump released a statement for earth day today saying in part, "my administration is committed to advancing scientific research that leads to a better understanding of our environment and of environmental risks." thousands of people in san francisco today weren't buying the president's claim. the annual earth day rally turned political with many saying they believe the current administration is in fact threatening scientific research. ktv

kristin fisher is in palm beach florida. >> reporter: the government is continuing air strikes against opposition forces. the images shared by the civil defense group shows the aftermath of the air strikes. the strikes come after the u.s. took action thursday night. when president trump authorized a tomahawk missile strike on a syrian air base. the strike was a response to the chemical weapons attack that killed dozens. many of whom were children. roughly 20 jets were destroyed including fuel and ammunition depots. the syrian airport has more than a dozen other bases in operation allowing the war planes to take to the skies. syrians living abroad are expressing mixed emotions after the strike. >> instead of bombing, the u.s. can intervene for the safe of a peace solution. bombing cannot be considered a solution at all. whoever is bombed, they are our people and we are the ones losing. >> many say more could be done. >> what is needed is to stop the war. if they wanted to end the war, they would have done so five years ago. they are capable of doing it in one day. there is no internatio

. >> that's right, astronaut jack fisher. can you guess what he is so happy about?the pictures, i just can't help it. >> coffee ball in the morning. >> wow. >> that's how you drink coffee in space. >> all right. so cool. >> without any cream or anything in it. >> try it. here. >> see if that works. no. big day for america. for astronaut peggy whitson breaking the record for most time in space been a u.s. astronaut. >> she has been up there for 535 days and counting. and, she received a very special call while she was up there. abc's david kerley has her story. >> reporter: the record, the longest time of in space by an american belongs toingy whitson, called astronaut's astronaut who got a call from the white house. >> 534 days and counting, that is really something. >> well it is actually a huge honor to break a record like this. >> reporter: dr. whitson has been breaking barriers since she began at nasa. first woman to command the space station. eight space walks, most by she grew up on an iowa farm, watching moon landing at age 9. a dream was born. nasa ground cr

fisher said they don't plan on that happening until the 2030s.ut screwing in a light bubble would have you believe more. a study found a huge number of feel changing a light bulb is over their heads. most of the bad puns come from there. lillian says so screwing in a light bulb what now? >> an insurance company in the u.k. asked 2,000 adults about basic tasks and if they knew how to do them. 79% said they felt comfortable screwing in a light bulb. that means one in five different know how to do it. similar numbers for boiling eggs. many could not. reading maps were hard. 60% of britts said they could read a map. their maps are more confusing there. >> shepard: thank you. we'll be right back. z282sz zwtz y282sy ywty >> shepard: on this day in 1704, the u.s. got their first regularly printed newspaper. the boston newsletter was one sheet, two sides printed. the publisher produced a handwritten version for a few years but decided to print it. the boston newsletter published weekly until 1776 rolling off the presses 313 years ago today. "your world"

and to find out how to catch exclusive videos featuring rdma host jordan fisher... watch disney channel presents the 2017 rdmas. april 30th on disney channel. david: -- >> this is good news for france, europe, and the global economy. france is set to embrace european targets and renew the european agenda. reformingis mean a european union? could it be a more integrated eurozone than we have seen before? andore europe is needed, not just for the monetary union. but also to reassure european citizens that europe is about growth and jobs. something europe has not been delivering well on recently. >> are the prospects on brexit -- the british may negotiate with macron. >> i imagine the negotiation will be on clear terms. and that europe will more easily reach a common position vis-a-vis brexit. financehat was italian minister discussing the impact of the french election with bloomberg editor in chief john. wereesults and france mostly seen as positive for the future of the european union, the attitude of turkey towards brussels appears to be growing more negative. in

and to find out how to catch exclusive videos featuring rdma host jordan fisher.nd the ardy goes to... watch disney channel presents the 2017 rdmas. april 30th on disney channel. nicole: is not the two weeks of losses. everything jumping on the heels of the french election right now.futures up 196 points. s&p futures up 26. lauren: meanwhile at the box office. >> london, abu dhabi, cuba, our paths have crossed before. we just didn't know it. i think i need to remind you why you chose to be here. >> i've got no choice. >> pedal to the metal for this state as is also number one spot with her dear billion dollars over the weekend. boss baby has a type grip on the number two spot. bouillabaisse returns to third place at taking her edit document reported china. japan is narrowly beating the fifth place winner, going in style, bringing in around $5 million. the new thriller unforgettable turn out to be just the opposite in seventh place in taking just $4.8 million in its debut weekend. nicole: timeout for sports that the boston celtics defeated against the bulls. they l

fisher's very first time in space. very cool. >> i love that. live pictures and everything, really cool to see. >>> you had a school visit that was so fun yesterday. a lot of cute kiddos. >> we talked about all things weather related, but mostly tornados, hurricanes, and lightning. they like the this was in herndon, virginia. look at all the kids. they were so much fun. first graders. they asked a lot of very interesting, as first graders do when you allow them. what-if questions thrown in there, but a lot of fun. i had a good time, so thanks for having me. hopefully you were able to see yourself on tv. we have a lot of the clouds clearing out. we had the rain earlier. we have another round of showers later on this afternoon. 68 degrees. more sunshine across the area. some spots are in the 70s already. 72 leesburg and winchester. fredericksburg is up to 71. here's a look at satellite and radar. some clouds still around, but we're still in this unsettled weather pattern, so look what's going to happen later on today. future weather at 3:30 showin

fisher just returned from four months in iraq and before in a served in afghanistan.to you sir. >>> hovering right about 70 degree mark here. >> not too bad. >> beautiful. >> a lot of sunshine and everyone is in a good mood. it's different in spots. we'll start in center city a few cumulous clouds developing and 69 degrees and east-southeasterly wind at 7 miles per hour. and princeton 67 degrees trenton winds south south east at 6 miles per hour and high cloud cover to the north and in cape may a different scenario. we have a lot of sun there but with the wind coming indirectly off that ocean of 51 degrees, the air temperature is just 55 and that sea breeze makes its way all the way into hammonton and central parts of camden but it is still a nice day with that sunshine. we'll start to fade that sunshine behind some thick cloud cover and on and off showers and random thunderstorm and we'll chat about the rest of the seven-day forecast and when it could or could not rain in just a little bit. >> thank you sir. >> meantime, a philadelphia police officer was among those

kristin fisher was the main sites from the north lawn. thank you. liz has more. elizabeth: let's bring in political correspondent gabe ben gaddy. i want to start with you basically recapping the past 100 days. we have his national -- weekly address where he boasted a successful first 100 days, the rally and two new executive order signed by the president. what is the take away? >> will resize the president didn't want to think of his first 100 days as a way to judge the presidency, but he did russia get a lot done. a lot of legacy defining things done. when it comes to appointing neil gorsuch to the supreme court, but at the same time it's clear what he's been learning. foreign issues are more complex than he thought they would be an it's not as easy to do with congress as he anticipated even though it's a republican-controlled congress. >> we spoke with the lawmaker yesterday who said the same, if there is a tax rehaul, if we see the economy do better, the economy and the market doing better, complaints will go out the window. he was basically saying if he turns

fox's kristin fisher has the details. >> reporter: a victory for the trump administration as the presidentays in office. president trump welcoming president trump welcoming ia hajaze after helping secure her release. she was held in egypt nearly three years. >> is that right. >> wonderful job. >> that's better that i thought. >> an egyptian american returned to united states on thursday and charity worker and husband set up a foundation to help street children in 2013 and were arrested with several others the next year. an he jip shen court acquitting her of child abuse charges and human rights officials say the reports were unfoundd we're happy to have ia back home takes great honor to have her in the oval office with her brother. >> white house says president trump was directly involved in her release and her case wa topic of conversation when he met with egyptian president earlier this month and president trump raise praised his countser part during their tokz. >> i want to say to you m mr. president you have a great friend and alli in the united states and >> defense secretary jim matt

with me are alison little, deputy political editor at the daily express, and lucy fisher, senior politicaloth. happy there's an election? i'm exhilarated, i'm very happy! i can see you are. let's look at some of the front pages. the metro says, bring it on, after mps voted for the snap general election onjune the 8th. according to the daily mail, the conservative ma nifesto daily mail, the conservative manifesto will guarantee the end of free movement. the daily telegraph reports a warning from theresa may that the snp is plotting what she has called a coalition of chaos. the times claims the prime minister is being forced into a concession over migrant targets as part of the price for calling the snap election. philanthropist bill gates for calling the snap election. phila nthropist bill gates has for calling the snap election. philanthropist bill gates has warned that lives will be at risk if the conservatives cut overseas aid, that is the top story on the front of the guardian. labour leaderjeremy corbyn features on the front page of the financial times. the mirror headline is foul play

unexpected death in december and fisher's last appearance as princess leia. >> we will see a lot ofer, which is great. >> reporter: her daughter in costume honoring her mother's iconic role. >> nothing about her was a performance. she loved you. she loved these movies. >> reporter: movies that will carry on with a new generation of actors to the delight of fans of all generations. >> you know, my husband is one step away from going to one of those things and dressing up and everything. he was very, very excited that the trailer is out. >> who would he dress as out of curiosity? >> that's a really good question. i'll have to think about that. i don't know the answer to that. >> it's not surprising these fans are taking that trailer and dissect every little piece of it to try to figure it all out. >> a lot of thought goes into releasing the trailer because we know the fans will do that. >> often they put things in the trailer that don't make the cut in the movie. >> they did that with "the force awakens." >> figuring out the plot of the movie before it comes out. >> we should probably

>> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by -- fisher investments. because your carpet there's resolve carpet care. it lifts more dirt and pet hair versus vacuuming alone. resolve carpet care with five times benefits >>> the dash-cam video of a dramatic crash, actually meant as a lesson for drivers. texas police officer had stopped a truck when the car slammed into her patrol car and spun out of control. police released it to remind drivers to follow the move over law. lucky there. >> well the controversy at the university of california, berkeley, is growing. the school now offering to reschedule ann coulter's speech for following week. she is saying no. there are no classes that week. she is not available. any way. and two young republican groups are threatening to sue the university administration if the speech isn't allowed to pre seed as originally planned. >> hospitalized former president, george bush, got a high ranking another former president, his son of course. the 92-year-old, former president, tweeted a photo of the two calling it a big mo