host: all right, gallagher, thank you for that. gallagher fenwick reporting live for us.lagher, stay safe. the hungary in has just approved an automatic detention for asylum-seekers. they will now be detained or moved to container camps. that's an order to keep them from moving around hungary or leaving the country while the applications are being processed. the parliament approved that controversial move by a large majority and despite major concerns from rights groups. let's talk about more about this with our generalist -- journalist in budapest. but kind of reaction hasn't been to this proposal so far? guest: for the rights groups, they are generally condemned it. there condemned it from the word go when it was first talked about about a month ago. they have said that this means all migrants are detained against international law and rules. individuals ifn their specific evidence against them. host: as urban any kind of reaction from europe so far? guest: not that i've seen to be honest. this law is exactly in line with his policies and rhetoric for the last three yea

gallagher: thank you. listening to my colleague's remarks, i was reminded of what another general, general dwight d. eisenhower, said, plowing looks mightily easy when your you're a pencil and 1,000 miles away. now i'm welcomed to -- i'm a gentleman come from louisiana, we in wisconsin were honored to welcome a great fans to lambeau field. i won't rehash how that went. >> i thank the gentleman, especially for not recounting the events of that game. we are here to talk about something important to all of us. prior to my election to congress, i practiced primarily in in constitutional law. had the honor to have defending liberty, real jus life. i deeply revere our matchless constitution and fought to defend it according to its plain language and original intent. i believe our founding fathers were divinely inspired to draft our extraordinary founding documents just as they did and establish for us the framework of a free republic that's been the model for and envy of the rest of the world. america is differe

in washington, dianne gallagher.sa pat downs at airports across the country have some people worried they might be more invasive. the tsa says the changes simply streamline previous multiple pat downs into one universal procedure. the administration did inform san francisco police about the changes, but they say that's standard procedure any time security procedures are changed passengers arriving at sfo who had that down at other airports say there was nothing noticeably different your invasive about them.at sfo, spencer blake, kron four news. many bikers in san francisco practice a rolling stop or no stop at all. police don't generally crack down on rider ignoring stop signs. but assemblyman phil ting is proposing a measure that will make it legal acroos california. the idea behind the legislation , is that riders will slow down enough to make sure its safe, then continue. if passed, bicyclist will still need to stop at a red light and give pedestrians the right of way. reporting from san francisco. alecia reid kro

. >> ethan gallagher showed us pictures of the chevy camaro. a car he calls betsy. these photos are all he has left of the $60,000 car. >> i am just devastating. i love that car. it was like a child to me. >> gallagher left his white camaro in the school parking lot on wednesday morning. >> i parked in the north lot part of the school property and they make you pay for parking. >> but it came back in the afternoon and it was gone. >> i was finishing class and walked to where i parked that day and another car was in the spot where i parked. >> gallagher realized that someone stolen his car but that was not all. >> in front of the front office, a pal of mine that is standing outside and he asked me hi, have you seen a gray camaro? and i looked at him and said, no. and he is like what and i said my camaro is gone too. >> his friend's camaro was a gray 2014 camaro super sport. >> another incredible car. 50,000 plus i'm assuming. >> danville police and school security have stepped up patrols on campus. >> this is very unusual for us to have two cars stolen at the same ti

gallagher fenwick reports from northern iraq. gallagher: the progression of coalition troops has slowed down because of several different factors. that coalition's aircraft was not able to fly because of gray skies, which also prevent drones from operating in monitoring movements of the jihadists. rain has made the fields too muddy, and that has costs for some of the coalition's heaviest vehicles and equipment to get on down in -- to get bogged down in certain points. there's also a surprising somewhat new factor, counterattacks from the islamic state organization that have at times cost iraqi soldiers -- that have a time caught iraqi off guard. they continue to fight in such fashion despite middling numbers and weaponry. the task of conquering the entire city, including downtown mosul, looks increasingly like a very complex terrorist one. throughe units take us some of the neighborhoods, which they say they have neutralized. what we witnessed on the ground is that sniper fire and artillery rounds continue to make navigation to t

the gallagher theater and have several author panels coming up. beginning now a panel on slavery in america. one panelis

trace gallagher is right, reporting to you that in fact there was some kind of nefarious relationship, that is what rachel maddow is saying betweenk donald trump and a russian oligarch.ru why was there all of us on this windfall of an additional $60 million more? trying to say again, there's some kind of conduct that should be looked at because other than that, what you see is donald trump is a very wealthy man. shocking. donald trump paid a lot of money in taxes, some $38 million in taxes that year. what else is there to say? is it really that shocking or revealing? a couple pages of it, she has. it's primarily focusing on what was his real estate transaction, that was the last thing she was talking about. trying to make some kind of connection there. some nexus. she even mentioned wilbur ross, trying to tied into the trump administration. >> tucker: right, who i think was seen on a grassy knoll. if legal, a much lower rate than i pay. so there is that. >> he has suggested in fact tax reform himself. and what people should be able to pay. perhaps they will get to more on the story he

gallagher fenwick with more. >> the b battle for mosul rages on. iraqi soldiers taking the enemies out one at a time. members of the islamic state organization are hiding in densely populated areas of the city. an invisible but ever present enemy that still holds a grip on precious territory. hundreds of thousands of civilians are caught in the crossfire. were you not able to see earlier? -- were you not able to see earlier? >> finalists were inside a bedroom, a very small space -- five of us were inside a bedroom, a very small space. gallagher: houses turned into rubble. mortar cannons lobbing deadly rounds on nearby areas. we are halfway to the heart of the city. next tohborhood here the southern bridge and the one behind it as well. troops, there is a asse that victory is near colleagues rapidly advanced. iraq's army claims to have seized strategic part of mo sul such as the southernmost bridge, but one officer admits the work is not fully done. at this point, there is only 50 to 100 meters between the earth and them. that is how close they are

trace gallagher no mike gallagher live., trace. >> sang most of the states fighting the travel ban, working on the adage, if it ain't broke, don't fix it, more than willing to let washington state lead the charge on this. the lawsuit filed against the first travel ban that led district judge james rollbar to issue a temporary ban. then siding with judge robar keeping it in place. now washington state attorney general bob ferguson joined by asking james robart to continue it. >> contains many of the same legal weaknesses as the first and reinstates some of the identical policies as the original. speak with the revised executive order shuts down the u.s. refugee program and bars new viy muslim countries including smaller, iran, syria, libya, sudan, and yemen. hawaii has also launched its own lawsuit and in so doing cited stephen miller, telling fox news, "in terms of protecting the country, those basic policies are still going to be in effect" ." >> i think we feel very comfortable that the executive order that was crafted is

lou: mercedes schlapp and mike gallagher join me next. i'll be with you.ieve there are certain things you can count on, like a tired dog is a good dog. ♪ [ whimpers ] ♪ so when you need a dog walker or a handyman, you can count on us to help you find the right person for the job. discover all the ways we can help at angie's list. because your home is where our heart is. live-streat the airport.e sport binge dvr'd shows while painting your toes. on demand laughs during long bubble baths. tv everywhere is awesome. the all-new xfinity stream app. xfinity. the future of awesome. the dinosaurs' extinction... got you outnumbered. don't listen to them. not appropriate. now i'm mashing these potatoes with my stick of butter... why don't you sit over here. something for everyone is awesome. find your awesome with the xfinity stream app. more to stream to every screen. lou: one of the ryancare's chief critics is senator rand paul. he doesn't believe republicans have the votes to pass the legislation. >> i have been having discussion with the house freedom caucus, an

. >> ethan gallagher showed us pictures of his zr1, a car he calls betsy. the photos are all he has left of the 60,000ed car. >> it was like a child to me. >> he left the white camaro in the parking lot on wednesday. >> i parked on the property. they make you pay. >> and he came back in the afternoon and it was gone. >> i finished class and walked to where i parked that day and another car was in the spot where i parked. >> gallagher realized that someone had stolen his car and that wasn't all. >> in front of the front office, a pal of mine was standing outside and he asked me hi, have you seen a gray camaro and i said oh, no. and he is like what and i said my camaro is gone too. >> his friend's camaro was a gray super sport camaro. >> another incredible car 50,000 plus. >> there are stepped up patrols on campus. >> this is unusual for us to have two cars stolen. especially cars with the same model and similar years. >> if i wanted to check my car i would come here. >> galager thinks he disabled his security without tripping the alarm. >> these guys are pro

lou: mercedes schlapp and mike gallagher join me next. i'll be with you.ar predictable, there's no other way to say this. it's over. 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 ♪ no, i'm scheduling time to go oto the bank to get a mortgage. ugh, you're using a vacation day to go to the bank? i know, right? just go to lendingtree.com. get up to five loan offers to compare side by side for free. wow, that's great. wait, how did you get in my kitchen? oh, i followed a raccoon in through your doggie door. [chittering] [gasps] get a better mortgage on your schedule. not the bank's. lendingtree. when banks compete, you win. just think of him as a big cat. [chittering] with rabies. lou: one of the ryancare's chief critics is senator rand paul. he doesn't believe republicans have the votes to pass the legislation. >> i have been having discussion with the house freedom caucus, and i thin

joining me now, tammy bruce, mike gallagher, host of the mike gallagher radio show on the salem radiok. let's start, tammy, with what in the world -- the republicans right now, they are surprising just about everyone. tammy: we have a situation where you have an active president who campaigned on something specific. congress has been in a comb today for the last -- in a coma for the last 8 years it's like they have been on a beach somewhere doing nothing. now what they do matters. paul ryan was somebody who uninvited donald trump from events. they don't want to help him and they are not thinking of the country. what the american people want is what's pushing them forward. your points are right about the nature of what we can make this bill be. i appreciate the three stages. i trust the president -- the president is fine with the stages. he says he's willing to negotiate. remember it's the art of the deal. lou: when people put legislation into stages, i can tell you this, there is not great an is facing stage two and three will be an actuality. mike: this is part of the legislative pro

. >> sandra: all right, trace gallagher.oining me now, presidential report cards in tow, if you did your homework, chris steigerwald, krystal ball, and david wohl, a longtime supporte supporter, of donald trump, i might add. you have supported him since table one. give him your grade on those first 50 days. >> a+, honor roll, mr. trump has completely reversed the economic malaise that the obama administration created over seven years. 153 americans and climbing. stock markets through the roof at 21,000 plus. consumer confidence at a level higher than it has been in ten years. also the, the security issues, working on the wall, like he said. bids will be taken soon. he is deporting violent illegal aliens who'd been convicted of violent crimes aggressively and not ignoring immigration laws, and he is addressing the hotbeds of islamic terrorism by getting this new order in a way that will be tailored so that the courts will not be able to go over it. >> sandra: trace did that wonderful wrap-up for us, he pointed out these execu

dianne gallagher takes a look at the new video that is just coming to light.st after one in the morning on the day michael brown would be killed.and this newly-released surveillance video - shows him inside the ferguson market and liquor store...a place he'd be accused of robbing 11 hours later..cnn cannot confirm the video's authenticity--it"s part of a new documentary called 'stranger fruit,' which debuted at the south by southwest festival on saturday. it challenges the police narrative that brown stole from a convenience store moments before he was shot and killed by officer darren wilson back in august 2014.it argues brown's altercation with store employees later that day - shown on this video that was released by ferguson police - stemmed from a misunderstanding tied to an earlier apparent drug deal with the clerks.which the filmmaker, jason pollock suggests is happening in this previously unreleased video. the 18-year-old appears to give the clerks a small bag, pollock claims it's marijuana. they give brown a bag with cigarellos, which he takes, but the

her paralympic team—mate kelly gallagher is still competing.he claimed britain's first ever winter paralympic gold and continues to win medals. a heavy crash in training for this year's world championships ended her season early. but she is determined to return stronger than ever. you tend to fall a lot in skiing, you are pushing yourself to the limit, it was a real accident. i didn't land a jump very well after coming of age i didn't land a jump very well after and i could not recover. i felt there was something wrong. but i couldn't tell what it was. mike i'd got to me first and i asked him to take my engagement ring of, so i have my priorities! i dislocated my elbow and broke some ribs and i hurt my leg. i had a big bone bruise on my right leg, but i'm on the mend at least. no one is harder on me than myself. when i came back, i was so overwhelmed. i don't see it as negative in any way. i think in northern ireland and all of the world we should celebrate people's endeavours and then trying their best in all walks of life. it's taken me a bit

reporting in washington, dianne gallagher kron4 news.pam) covering california: two carjacking suspects are in custody tonight after leading officers on a high-speed chase through sacramento county. (grant) we have the video... take a look... it all began at a target in elk grove where police say the two suspects stole an s-u-v in the parking lot... the suspects took off...driving through elk grove, galt and lodi on highway 99... then they got off the highway... ditched the car and the suspects seperated from each other but were later caught by sheriff's (pam) a serial dine and dash dater .... has struck again. a los angeles woman says, she went on a blind date with a man who ditched her... and left her with the bill. now she is finding out... he has done it several times before. the dine and dasher's latest victim wants to hide her identity.. but she also wants to spread the word about him.. this man. he introduced himself as dave gonzales. the two met on an online dating app and scheduled to meet for dinner. she says after gonzales scar

and it was lake a child to me. >> reporter: gallagher left his white camaro in the school parking lot on wednesday morning. >> i parked in the north lot over there, a part of the school property. and they make you pay for parking. >> reporter: but he came back in the afternoon and it was gone. >> it was after school i finished class. i walked to where i parked that day and another car was in the spot where i had parked. >> reporter: gallagher realized someone had stone his car, but that wasn't all. >> and then at the front office, a friend of mine was standing outside and asked me have you seen a gray camaro? i looked at him and said oh no. and then he's like what. and i said my camaro is gone too. >> reporter: his friend's camaro was a gray 2014 camaro super sport. >> it was another incredible car, a $50,000 plus i'm assuming. >> danville police and school security officials have stepped up patrols on school campus. >> this is unusual for us to have two cars stolen like that at the same time, especially cars that are the same model and similar years. >> if i come to on star i will ch

we are covering events at the gallagher theater but outside on the university quad, quite a few different events are going on. about 150,000 people attend this annual festival and we are pleased to be a part of it. after the program with julissa arce, you will be hearing a panel on the academics and then we will do a call in program. (202)748-8200. for those in east and central time zone. (202)748-8201 for those of you in the mountain and pacific time zones. julissa arce book is my underground american dream, true story as an undocumented immigrant who became a wall street executive. welcome. thank you for being with us. what were the first 11 years of your life like? >> three hours south of mexico city. it's a beautiful colonial town. what i remember as a child i think were different than what people normally think about. i didn't grow up being poor, i had an incredible life but what i didn't realize as a child is my parents werasmy parents wereg incredibly hard sacrificing so much for me to have that kind of life they had but that's where i grew up. >> host: who were your guardians? >>

dianne gallagher takes a look at the new video that is just coming to light.el brown would be killed.and this newly-released surveillance video - shows him inside the ferguson market and liquor store...a place he'd be accused of robbing 11 hours later..cnn cannot confirm the video's authenticity--it"s part of a new documentary called 'stranger fruit,' which debuted at the south by southwest festival on saturday. it challenges the police narrative that brown stole from a convenience store moments before he was shot and killed by officer darren wilson back in august 2014.it argues brown's altercation with store employees later that day - shown on this video that was released by ferguson police - stemmed from a misunderstanding tied to an earlier apparent drug deal with the clerks.which the filmmaker, jason pollock suggests is happening in this previously unreleased video. the 18-year-old appears to give the clerks a small bag, pollock claims it's marijuana. they give brown a bag with cigarellos, which he takes, but then turns around and gives back to the clerks

parentswe tonight bill♪ ♪ >> reporter: unless youbaby youn the forward >> kelly gallagher one of themany. thee months trying tr: give bace nurses and doctors who treat families so well. and give back to the parents who are facing an experience most are unprepared for. her desire to give back inspired kell toll launch the super hero project. >> super her row project is an organization that supports families with neonatal intensive care babies anything from gift cards to words of encouragement to care packages, um and angel eye cameras have been the biggest thing we've done so far. >> she raised tens of thousands of dollars to support famil fams and angel eye cameras. they allow parents to see or speak to their chirp 24 hours a day. >> any time i'm thinking about they will and just wondering how they're doing i turn them on it. can be 3:00 o'clock in the morning. 12:00 o'clock in the afternoon and i can see they're breathing. >> cameras used by parents who can't possibly stay at the hospital constantly but also by parents who are separated from their children while facing complications

im dianne gallagher reporting. still ahead... oroville spillway suffered major dmamage during these recent storms that slammed california... what officials need to fix to prevent this problem again.... plus... a police chase ends with a flying truck ... and it was all caught on camera... the video you will want to see - coming up.... .... coming upi'm telling you i don't want no body to see me on that film put me on that if you want to if i find out it's going to be a problem school, the place where we send our children to learn to be good citizens, but what are we teaching them? we'll take a look in the next edition of people behaving badly here's what we're tracking at ten. every day... 92-percent of teens report going online to use some form of social media...most of them are using instagram.but parents beware...some of those posts could bring the wrong type of attention.what you need to know..to make sure you're kids are sharing safely. that's tonight on kron 4 news at ten. what you are about to see happens all too often arou

we go to trace gallagher, standing by. >> it was not exactly a rumble in the jungle but it was a goodtle.. jonathan carl asked sean spicer about the house and senate intel communities saying they did not see any evidence of wiretapping. watch. >> i understand that, jonathan, where was you passion and concern when they said there was no connection to russia?er where was it then? no, no, hold on. i am trying to answer your question, jonathan. if you can calm down. >> after a few more counter punches, spicer spent the next 10 minutes quoting media. the obama administration expanding the national security, saying the new rule significantly relax long-standing limits on what the nsa may do with the information gathered by its most powerful surveillance operations. which are largely unregulated by american wiretapping laws. then the briefing got combative again, with jim acosta saying he had done plenty of reporting on this and it is already all beenh looked at. spicer called acosta's comment cute and questioned how he became such an expert with all this. >> you've read on all of these thin

a lot happened, for more in details we to trace gallagher. >> hey, several democratic senators have already vowed to oppose neil gorsuch and block his nomination from coming to a final vote in their opening statement, they tried to tie gorsuch to president trump -- billing him to a as a threa to workers and women. and brought up merrick garland. obama's nominee. >> the senate sd -- nominated by a president who lost the popular vote by nearly 3 million votes. >> during their 10 minutes of opening statements, republican senators applauded neil gorsuch calling him an extraordinarily talented with the highest levels of professional qualification, including integrity, competence, and temperament. they left outpatient but that was evident by the three hours gorsuch waited to speak on his own behal i have ruled for disad students, prisoners, the accuse accused. undocumented immigrants. sometimes i ruled against such persons. >> the showdown begins as democrats get their first chance to question judge gore such, chuck grassley was a committee vote on gorsuch by april 3rd in the full vote in the sen

trace gallagher, $65 million? >> $65 million. apparently the bidding war went down to the wire.dom house won the deal. a huge surprise that penguin won the auction considering its imprint crown books published the president's three other books, "dreams from my father." crown published the first lady's food and garden book. the ceo of penguin said -- the obamas reportedly plan to donate a significant portion of the proceeds to charity, including obama administration. now there's been no release about the details of the books. abc news is reporting the former president's book will be a straightforward memoire about his presidency. we know that mr. obama kept a journal from his time in office. so it's likely the book will increase behind-the-scenes moments as major events unfolded. he's expect told talk about race relations in america. for michelle obama, his book will focus on her life story in a way meant to inspire young people. at $60 million plus, experts say penguin stands to make some money on the deal. because the books are eagerly anticipated in both the u.s. and of course

booktv is live today from the gallagher theater and for the next 7 and a half hours you will hear from authors and have a chance to talk with them as well. here's our lineup for today. in just a few minutes the first author panel will begin. it is on japanese internment during world war ii. followed by your opportunity to talk with historian richard reeves. after that a panel on lgbt q rights and a calling program with panelists lillian vitamin and you will hear from authors later today discussing slavery in america, the history of women in sciences and philanthropy. and several other call in segments as well. including one with national book award winner abram can be. this is booktv on the campus of the university of arizona and now we go inside to the gallagher theater with the first author panel on japanese internment during world war ii. [inaudible conversations] >> -- when they are afraid and make others afraid, they do stupid things. they cause irreparable harm. the decision to return japanese living in the unisys was made quickly but the people's lives is enormous and it has bee

a lot happened, for more in details we to trace gallagher. >> hey, several democratic senators have already vowed to oppose neil gorsuch and block his nomination from coming to a final vote in their opening statement, they tried to tie gorsuch to president trump -- billing him to a as a threat to workers and women. and brought up merrick garland. obama's nominee. >> the senate should -- nominated by a president who lost the popular vote by nearly 3 million votes. >> during their 10 minutes of opening statements, republican senators applauded neil gorsuch calling him an extraordinarily talented with the highest levels of professional qualification, including integrity, competence, and temperament. they left outpatient but that was evident by the three hours gorsuch waited to speak on his own behalf. >> i have ruled for disabled students, prisoners, the accuse accused. undocumented immigrants. sometimes i ruled against such persons. >> the showdown begins as democrats get their first chance to question judge gore such, chuck grassley was a committee vote on gorsuch by april 3rd in the full vo

. >> this is a fox news alert, entrÉes gallagher.h toll has risen following the terrorist attack in london. investigators at the say at least five people have died including the attacker paid 40 others were injured. it began with the suspect mowing down pedestrians on westminster bridge and ended with him being shot to death after stabbing a police officer outside of parliament. british prime minister teresa mate says the of the attack was no accident. watch. >> the terrorist chose to strike at the heart of our capital city where people of all nationalities, religions, and cultures come together to celebrate democracy and freedom of speech. >> the prime minister also says they are not raising the terror threat level but security will be stepped up. i'm trace gallagher. updates throughout the night. now back to "the o'reilly factor." >> bill: "factor followup" segment tonight. earlier today, the speaker said this. >> there people that want to get various provisions in the bill, we have to broker compromises to make sure we draft legis

tucson festival of books on the campus of the university of arizona and all day long we are live in gallagher theatre on the university campus. you have been listening to the authors talk about japanese internment. one of the panelists, richard reeves, will be here to take your calls on the issue. lgbt q right, slavery in america, history of women in the sciences, big money and philanthropy, those are some of the topics the authors will be talking about today. if you were listening earlier, you heard somebody familiar to booktv viewers, richard reeves, talking about his most recent book, "infamy: the shocking story of the japanese internment in world war ii". if you have a question, 202-748-8200 in the east and central time zones, 748-8201 for those of you in the mountain and pacific time zones. richard reeves, one of the things you said at the end of the panel's japanese americans, their bank accounts were frozen two days after pearl harbor. how did that happen? >> guest: the government had the power to do it. the justice department ordered the bank account be frozen and people could take ou

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tucker. >> tucker: think you a lot, trace gallagher. trump's speech was well received by a lot of people, even a handful of democratic commentators. one person was far from happy though, eric duster. he tweeted, did hitler dropped a part this speech? eric duster joins us from birmingham. i have known you a long time. you are a lawyer. i see what is happening to you as something that is very similar to what is happening to a lot of democrats in washington. you dislike trump so much, his personal affect is so offensive to you that you cannot hear clearly what he says. you are possessed and it is affecting your judgment. >> that is the most ridiculous thing i've heard within the last 24 hours besides some of the lines in trump's speech. i did not totally dislike donald trump what i am disliking is his message and the things he says about people and the hatred he has incited in people and him not speaking out against their racial hatred that is done in his name, the attacks on muslims, blacks, jewish cemeteries -- he touched on a little bit

in washington, diane gallagher. >>> founder of wikileaks is responding to what lawmakers are callingstating blow. thousands of recently leaks sky documents expose the agency's cyber espionage techniques. julian assange says it's the agency's own fault. >> this is a historic act of devastating incompetence to have created such a arsenal and stored it all in one place. and not secured it. >> assange appeared live on facebook to discuss the disclosures. the cia won't comment on the investigation but hasn't disputed the claim that the leak came from a government insider. >>> bay area travelers have a great day. er mo choices. alaska airlines is adding -- -- bay area travelers have a greater set of choices. airlines is adding flights from san jose and san francisco. the new destinations from sfo include kona, mexico city and new orleans. travel editor chris mcginnis says the move by alaska airlines is a direct flight against united. >> we are getting a lot of new flights to cities that have long been dominated by a single carrier which is united. >> alaska, with us recently merged with vi

>> spinet we are live in the gallagher theater with several of their panels but outside after they finished speaking they go to this signing tent in the quad area of the university and they sign their box including historian in presidential biographer brinkley's who is down here at the festival book tv continues if you listened to the last panel that we held the topic was slavery in america one of the authors iban kendi is joining us for call in program. one been professor kendi, your parents were activist quick. >> guess. they were involved in black theology movement in the late '60s and early '70s among black christians to were interested to say that jesus is black and god is black so take christianity from the church to the streets into a dense black america so i was raised in that type of activist setting. >> when did you become ibran kendi? >> i married a beautiful and intelligent woman and be decided to change our names together and we both chose kendi when we wed in 2013. is from a kenyan language and it signifies mud one. so it was special for us of course, . >> host: how was winnin

trace gallagher live with more. trace? >> the attacks in brussels a year ago were timed out to increase the number of casualties. it was 8:00 a.m. local time in brussels when the first shots rank out in the departure hall of the brussels airport. the international terminal used by carriers including american airlines. second after the first explosion happened, passengers began panicking. but they were now running to the second bomb that exploded a few minutes later near a starbucks coffee shop. a third divide, a suicide vest was found in the same area. the shootings and bombings killed 19 including three attackers. it wounded more than 300 others. the authority had shut down the airport trains as well as the roads to the airport and every available first responder was involved in the massive operation. as police, med diggs and ambulances were rushing to the airport, seven miles to the southwest near the european 8181 headquarters, another explosion tore through a brussels metro train filled with rush hour commuters. anothe

we turned to trace gallagher. >> hi, shannon. the former national intelligence director doubles on his denial, saying there was no court order from a foreign intelligence act or pfizer as we know it to wiretap trump tower. james clapper went on to say that if there had been a court order, he would "certainly hope he would be aware of it." he added that while he does believe the russians modeled in the election, he has seen no evidence that the trump campaign colluded with russia. even conservatives who are not defending trump when it comes to these wiretap allegations against the obama administration, are also quick to point out that james clapper has a bit of a credibility problem. namely, his false statements to congress concerning surveillance matters back in 2013. watch. >> does the nsa collect any type of data at all on millions or hundreds of millions of americans? >> no, sir. >> it does not? >> not wittingly. there are cases where they could inadvertently, perhaps, collect. but not wittingly. >> classified information late

for more, we go to trace gallagher. >> the administration says democrats are still obstructing the cabinetomination of nominees and they are putting some of the blame back on the white house for not filing the paperwork and scheduling some snafus. it was missing four members today. including sonny perdue. alexander acosta. dan coats is now expected to sail through and u.s. trade representative nominee robert to light thighs are. today the president made it clear he is not pleased with the snail's pace of the confirmation process. watch. >> the main victim of this very partisan obstruction is the american public. yet in spite of all of this, we have scheduled a great team and already made historic progress in delivering results. >> while the president is eager to fill in his cabinet he also wants to lean out the rest of government to get rid of the duplication and redundancy everywhere. existing cabinet members were on hand as the president signed an executive order to reorganize the federal government and reduce waste. a thorough examination of every executive department and agency. the pr

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trace gallagher, thank you for that one.ne of the few winners in the plt's budget proposal is the u.s. military. how the pentagon plans to allocate the funding boost president trump is trying to push their way. plus secretary of state rex tillerson trying to shore up relations with our asian allies right now. the trip coming just after north korea's repeated missile launches. so how is the u.s. planning to deal with the rogue nation? umbrellas!! you need one of these. you wouldn't put up with an umbrella that covers you part way, so when it comes to pain relievers, why put up with just part of a day? aleve, live whole not part. tell you what, i'll give it to you for half off. >> melissa: okay. we are awaiting press briefing right now from sean spicer. he is going to have the director of office of management of budget out there with him as well, to talk about the president's most recent budget. we're gonna take you there live just as soon as it happens. in the meantime, those budget cuts are offsetting major boost in funding