harrisburg.arrett tenney manning the desk back home. thanks, garrett. liz has more. elizabeth: joining me now to talk about the next steps for congress. south carolina congressman tom rice who sits on the ways and means committee. thank you so much for joining us on this beautiful saturday. >> my pleasure, elizabeth, happy to be here. elizabeth: so a big week ahead. i assume you have a lot of constituents who are eager to know how are you going to come to a compromise with the latest cr? should they have faced that negotiations can take place in a matter of a week and will get done? >> they can take place. i wish we'd done it sooner myself and could have handled it in a more organized fashion, but you know, the honest truth is, the president wants to get the votes done right, but the hard fact it in the senate he'll have to have eight democrats to bring the spending bill across the finish line. that's 60 votes in the senate and they'll negotiate as well as they can for their priorities and the pr

right now it landed just a few moments ago here in harrisburg. you can see the door there he will be stepping off. he will be going to a factory here that's been open since 1774. he will be talking about manufacturing and signing that executive order and coming here to this rally, wolf, people have been waiting in line since the early hours of this morning eager to see him but the one question in all of this is these are already true believers. these are trump supporters through and through. will he try and win over other people, other skeptics as he goes forward into his next 100 days and beyond. his advisers say probably not tonight. look for him to take a victory lap again and then start talking about what he hopes to accomplish for the rest of his first term some 13 hyundais to go. >> i'm sure he will be energized by the huge crowd behind you. we'll have live coverage of the president's remarks. the u.s. and it's allies are weighing the next move as north korea missile blue up over land in north korean territory. the president spoke about tha

abby: harrisburg.he voters feeling right now? >> they're feeling pretty good, abby. i'm here with linda and john robinson from pittsburgh. they came over. they are going to seat president. linda, i see your t-shirt here. i'm guessing you are still supporting the president. it's been 100 days. how is he doing? >> absolutely. is he doing great. he has only been the president for 100 days. we had a president for 8 years who did nothing except apologize. >> he has not had success legislatively. healthcare didn't pass. a lot of critics in the president talking about that. do you feel like he could have done more? >> i don't think so. everybody blocks him. no matter what he does. the dems keep blocking him. he can't move forward. >> do you think he is getting a fair shake in washington from democrats from, republicans? >> no. i think a lot of the republicans aren't giving him a fair shake either. >> how about the media. >> not at all. mainstream media does nothing. >> john, what do you think? 100 days? how i

harrisburg pennsylvania raiders might pence.s the crowd and we are confirmed dead president trump's in the building folks. they're about to mark the 100th day with this huge celebration. thousands of people here at this rally as they report hearing the president speak to a state that got them are elected. this is the state of pennsylvania. this is a blue state where republican hasn't been elected since 1988. let's listen to vice president pence. >> hello pennsylvania! [applause] it is great to be back, just 100 days after the man that you supported became president of the united states of america, president donald trump. [cheers and applause] and you know, if 100 days has shown us anything it's that president donald trump is a man of his word and he is a man of action. [cheers and applause] for 100 days president trump has been keeping the promises he has made to you and every american. he has been 100 days in action, 100 days of consequence in 100 days that will be remembered as the days we began to make america great again. [a

it's in harrisburg, pennsylvania. he could have done it in the morning and been here at night for the correspondents' dinner and said this is a time to recognize that at the end of the day there is a place for the president to be overseen by the media and have a conversation. that's what this is about. recognizing we aren't taking ourselves seriously. the reason we do the work is we believe in this government. whether i'm at the white house or whether you are covering me. >> there is zero value for him outside of using the dinner as a foil in going to the dinner. >> right. >> he's figured it out. in the past presidents wanted to get along with the media enough or come to the one dinner to try to help advance their agenda. they felt they needed the media to get the message out. donald trump gets the message out with or without the people in the room or with or without a lot of people. >> the challenge -- >> let me push back on that and we'll come back to you. in my family when we had dinner we never answered the phone

kevin corke joins us from harrisburg.ice what else is the president expected to talk about tonight? >> finally inside and he's going to talk a great deal about those executive orders but he is expected also to talk about where we are as a country with the promise of a great future in the hands of a very great people. expect that to be the theme tonight. we are looking forward to it and i know the excitement continues to build in harrisburg because keep in mind for the 11,000 or so folks that will be here tonight this is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to see a sitting president life. as for the presidents of chance for him to offer a unique thank you to a state to -- that helped propel him to victory in november and to leave behind washington on a night when the haiyan party the correspondence dinners all the talks. the president wants to spend the evening with the folks and why not. he was talking about how excited he is further rally reminding everybody that it gets underway tonight at 7:30 and to expect big excitement

he's enjoying himself in front of his crowds in a place like harrisburg.rms -- >> getting a recharge. >> yeah. in terms of china and north korea i mean, it seems to me that he is leading with bluster and trying to -- you know, he's got a kind of a crazy man there. kim jong un. you get the kind of enemies that you deserve. and kim jong un has this american president who unlike the last no drama president is all about drama. his whole game is not to be predictable. so we don't know what he's doing. and he wants them to make -- to feel that he doesn't -- that they don't know what he's doing. that he doesn't know what he's doing perhaps. >> and part of that might be fight fire with fire. fight bluster with bluster. and it may work with kim jong un given that kim jong un is also a lover of media messaging, a lover of big grand gestures such as -- such was the missile test this weekend. >> yeah, i think one thing that was interesting, we saw this morning trump saying, kim jong un is a smart cookie. that people have been trying to take away his power and he still

that is paid for by his campaign in harrisburg. president trump is giving high marks for his first 100 days but political scientist says the president has just one major accomplishment so far, appointing neil gorsuch to the supreme court. >> either on hold or in a very preliminary stage or hasn't even been attempted. >> he says during his first 100 days mr. trump has failed in several key areas, we placing obamacare, having his travel ban blocked twice and firing his national security adviser after two weeks on the job and his administration is under fbi investigation for possible ties to russia. but the president praise for both parties for standing out to the rashad regime in syria. and undocumented immigrants and the rolling back of obama era environmental regulations. now given his contentious relationship with reporters the president is skipping the white house correspondent's dinner tonight in washington. >> thank you very much. for continued coverage of the president's first 100 days in office, head to our website and our tw

take a live look at washington, d.c., about 120 miles away from harrisburg.t what is supposed to be one of the biggest nights of the year in american politics. the white house correspondents dinner. that dinner going on without president trump or anyone from his white house team in attendance. the president re-fusing re-of -- refusing to attend because of what he calls the media that threats him unfairly. i'll speak with corey lewandowski and pollster frank luntz. but let's take a little bit after listen to the president in pennsylvania. >> i could not possibly be more thrilled than to be more than 100 miles away from the washington swamp spending my evening with all of you and with a much, much larger crowd and much better people. right? they are sitting and they are wishing in washington. they are watching right now. they are watching. and they would love to be with us right here tonight. but they are trapped at the dinner which will be very, very boring. but next year maybe we'll make it more exciting for them in warn and we'll show up. but we have a good

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he's got so will left and right that are fighting him. >> reporter: before his rally in harrisburg, he is scheduled to tour a manufacturing plant and sign an executive order establishing an office of trade and manufacturing policy. earlier in the day, he sat down with face the nation's john dickerson and faced north korea. do i would not be happy if he >> reporter: mr. trump has work to do to keep his campaign promises. only 19% of americans now favor deporting those who are here illegally and just 25% now want obama care repealed and replaced. cbs news, harrisburg, pennsylvania. >> that interview with the president airs at 10:30 tomorrow morning on face the nation. john dickerson with cytozoon with president trump at the white house to talk about news of the day. as well as future plans for his administration amid growing division in washington. >>> a man is dead after four people were shot in germantown early this morning. police have not confirmed his identity. but friends tell us the victim right here,aj johnson. it was in the house on kitchen house way when someone started shootin

the liberal media reacts to the harrisburg rally. and here's a hint.nne conway and more. ♪ z2bjjz zvpz y2bjjy yvpy >> it is truly great to be back in the wonderful, beautiful state of pennsylvania. get ready for the great, great battles to come. we will have jobs that you see them already. we will renegotiate nafta. we are proposing major attacks release. democrats in congress. senator schumer is a bad leader. he is leading the democrats. >> it was mean-spirited. >> taking the fight to the sanctuary cities. don't worry, we will have the law. we are going to keep radical islamic terrorists out of our country. hollywood that there is a washington media are consoling each other in a hotel ballroom. >> welcome to the white house course on its dinner. donald trump doesn't care. >> we are not fake news. >> erroneous using the term fake news. where did you hear it first? the media gets a big failing grade. he met the future belongs to us. ♪ pete: this is the tech now our. good morning, everyone. it is almost may. abby: may 1st tomorrow. as they been reported

had just been shot so he couldn't make it to the big event, he instead will be at a big rally in harrisburg. we will look at that rally, what is at stake and it paved the way for the startling win, we will be hearing from homeland security secretary john kelly. rick perry and steve palmer, remember him? a new and novel way to find out where the money goes in washington and before we had money to various programs, let's find out where the money goes, a novel concept. and liberal leanings, what in the world the richest man has to say about all of that. keeping track on this 100 today of planned protests, concern about science and those -- are against science. among those who will be protesting on capitol hill, al gore, richard branson and actor leonardo dicaprio. that march starts this hour on capitol hill and goes to the white house. whether the president will be coming out to talk to them is anyone's guess but we will monitor that and the latest out of north korea. in case you didn't hear they fired another missile. it fails but this could have been pretty dangerous, we are getting indicati

the president is in harrisburg, pennsylvania. brook silva-braga with the supporters who say they are pleased with his progress so far. >> reporter: supporters of president trump began lining up outside the pennsylvania farm show complex and expo center before dawn. >> what he has done in the past 100 days has been a blessing to this country and i look forward to the rest of his administration. >> reporter: on the president's 100 days in office a poll shows mr. trump has a 41% job approval rating. there is still strong support among his base. >> my feeling is he is doing the best he can with what he's got. he's got so many left and rights that are fighting him. he is doing the best he can. >> reporter: before his rally in harrisburg he is scheduled to tour a manufacturing plant and sign an executive order. it will establish an office of trade and manufacturing policy. earlier in the day he sat down with "face the nation's" john dickerson and discussed north korea. >> i would not be happy if he does a nuclear test. >> reporter: mr.

it's people who live in "hardball"bu harrisburg.any who voted for him, he's doing as well or better than they could have expected. in fact, we have one person who is here to see mr. trump, not her first time. this is jen from sugarloaf, about an hour and a half away. >> i think he's doing a good job, and he's very quiet about the things that he's done anyhow but from all of the readings i've done, he's passed a lot of legislation, he's put -- >> executive orders? >> executive orders and some things through congress and i think that -- i think that everybody has got to give him a chance and give him his due diligence, let him do his due diligence and four years will prove that he's going to do a great job for america. >> reporter: is there anything disappointing to you, the health care that failed or the fact that no money for the wall? >> i'm sorry that the focus has been on the negatives and enough on the positives. would i have liked to have seen heal health care, absolutely. i'm a victim of very high premiums and a very high dedu

last night, the president in harrisburg at a rally he threw for himself in pennsylvania.here, he struck many of the same themes from t white house. >> year after year, you pleaded for washington to enforce our laws as illegal immigration surged, refugees flooded in and lax vetting threatened your family's safety and security. your pleas have finally been -- don't worry, we are going to have the wall. don't worry about it. [ cheers and applause ] >> that, in sharp contrast to the big event, the washington correspondent's dinner, usually attended by the president and his administration. trump rebuffed to attend. the holder of the ovl office still the brunt of many jokes. >> historically, the president performs at the correspondent's dinner. he's done far too much bombing this month. >> meanwhile, in an interview later today, reaction from president trump to north korea's latest failed missile test. he says the move by north korea doesn't mean increased pressure isn't working. >> it has. this was a small missile. this was not a big missile. this was not a nuclear test, which

we had some thunderstorms out by harrisburg, and now we're looking at just yuck. 48 degrees, it is damp, it is windy already, 18-mile per hour sustained winds, sunrise time 6:37. 38 degrees in mount pocono, 48 in dover. inbetween, most of us are in the upper had's, this morning. chillier day, we'll be getting to up maybe 59, 60 degrees, with isolated thunderstorms, and it will be windy, all day long as well. we don't have sunshine today, bob kelly, that will come back eventually, as well. >> i hope, yes. don't lose that icon there. good morning, everybody, 5:01 on a thursday, one of the yucky days ahead of us here, live look the schuylkill expressway, the vine expressway, we just had earlier accident, on the ramp here. so just watch it. >> give yourselves extra time. little extra wiggle room between you and the bumper in front of you there. and make sure you got good set of wiper blades, and watch the little ones, stepping out, waiting for the bus shortly, live look at 95, no problems at all up and down the work zone but again roads are wet, we got that fine drizzle, steady rain going t

a massive crowd of supporters starting to fill an arena in harrisburg where the president will hold that campaign style rally. pennsylvania was one of the key states to help trump win the election and it is where then-candidate trump laid out his 10 point 100-day plan. the white house press corps getting ready for correspondents dinner without the president making him the first sitting president to skip the event in decades. >>> and comedian samantha b. wrapping up her not the correspondents dinner while many spent the day marching demanding the president to act on climate change. let's start with jacob rascone. on the red carpet in washington, jacob, i want to read to you the president's tweet. he said he was looking forward to the event tonight expecting a big crowd with big energy. how is it looking and feeling there? >> reporter: they are ecstatic. many people will say they are disappointed that there isn't a health care bill or travel ban. they blame congress and the courts. talked to them about what grade they would give him they give him an a. a lot of times an a plus. they see a

"hardball"bur harrisburg, pennsylvania, for a campaign-type trip. the white house part of it is he will sign his 30th executive order. it deals with trade ordering a review of all existing trade pacts that the u.s. has with other countries around the world and the rally portion is actually paid for and under the heading of the trump/pence campaign operation. and that will be sort of a celebration of the first 100 days from the president's perspective with his supporters and we expect that kind of campaign rhetoric that we have come to know from donald trump to be on stage tonight. so that is the president's day as it's planned. it is a hot day here in washington. and in all of the political ways it's been hot as well. >> making it to the 100-day mark, president trump is on the defensive tweeting, "mainstream fake media refuses to state our long list of achievements,

the president spoke before a crowd of supporters in harrisburg, he attacked what he called fake news and also made it clear he will continue his efforts to build a border wall and go after sanctuary cities that he accused of shielding dangerous criminals. >> reporter: president trump started off his speech slamming the journalists attending the white house correspondents' dinner tonight. then he launched into his list of accomplishments. >> in these first few months we've created 99,000 new construction jobs, 49,000 new manufacturing jobs, and 27,000 new mining jobs. >> reporter: he also talked about what he's done so far to improve national security. >> in just 100 days, we have taken historic steps to secure our border, imposed needed immigration control like you've never seen before. >> reporter: president trump says he's rebuilding the military and helping lift environmental restrictions to provide more jobs. but despite the president sharing his long list of accomplishments, political scientist larry sabato says the president has just one major accomplishment so far -- appointin

he did it in pennsylvania, harrisburg named for neil patrick harris. the keystone state, the kole state, the oil states the quaker state, the state of independence the home of the liberty bell and bob saget. both are cracked and from the looks of things going nowhere. president trump kicked the media's rum. he threw a party in thousand showed up so while you have a friend in pennsylvania trump showed you he has a ton and how he does it. no one else would ever think of doing this. whether you like him or not he's one-of-a-kind and he is ours. i would have it any other way. [applause] [laughter] [applause] all right, all right let's welcome tonight's guests. she now has two places to be miserable peer she's hosting a new show starting monday called the "fox news" special, katherine timpf. [applause] actor former bodyguard and my sidekick tyrus. [applause] who is this person? and never seen her before in my life. how did she get in your? get her out of here. right aliens can see here from space one of my cohosts kimberly guilfoyle. [applause] and he puts

. >> addressed a major crowd of supporters in harrisburg pennsylvania tonight. >>> the president talked about talked the news media, nafta, >>> for the last 100 days, my administration has been delivering every day, whether putting our coal minors back to work, protecting america's steel and aluminum workers. we love that steel and aluminum. or eliminating job killing regulations. we are keeping one promise after another and frankly, the people are really happy about it. they see what's happening. >> the president discussed a lot of of other issues such as immigration reform, building out the country's defenses and job creation. . >>> to mark the president's 100th day, protesters took to the streets to demand action on climate change, the b tens of thousands braced the 90's degree heat. president trump's environmental policies are a catastrophe for the world >> to the growing tension to say between united states and north korea, pope francis is now weighed in. he warned a good part of humanity will be destroyed if tensions between the countries escalate and calling for. north korea laun

addressing a rally attended by many blue—collar workers in harrisburg, pennsylvania, president trumpiting and very productive. said his first hundred days had been in said his first hundred days had beenjust these in said his first hundred days had been just these firsi have in just these first few months, we have created nighty night has a new constructionjobs, 45,000 new manufacturing jobs, and 27,000 new mining jobs. who are the miners here? the miners, we are finally taking care of them. laura becker joins us. there has been a lot of criticism of the president's first 100 days and how effective he has been, but you were at the rally, so what do his grassroots supporters think? do they still back in? drawn—out trump —— donald trump's supporters are standing by him. the views of people here could not be more different from those in washington, dc. this is a region built on coal and steel, a blue—collar work force who told me they have helped alienate it for too long and believe they finally have a champion in the white house, one who will not accept the hysteria around climate chan

the vice president will join him in harrisburg, pennsylvania, as well. i think, thomas, we can expect there will be plenty of good red meat for conservatives who will turn out for him, review of the 100 days and i'm sure some expectations about what he still hopes to do in office, and maybe a little media bashing as well. we'll have to see how that goes. >> a cornucopia of things to follow, kelly o'donnell at the white house, thank you. >>> happening right now, the defense department revealing where that ballistic missile test happened within north korea. it was launched a few miles north of the capital of pyongyang. this is the ninth missile test since the president took office. nbc's kelly cobiella is in seoul, south korea, with the latest on the story. what more do we know about the test other than it was unsuccessful? >> reporter: thomas, thi was an obvious yet another failure f north korea, but it did send a message, and the timing was very important with this. this came just a short while after the united nations -- that united nations meeting chai

heavier cells pushing into ocean county and the morning thunderstorms are beginning to waken out by harrisburg. looks like the first batch will head to the north and miss us, we'll be on the look out for thunderstorms moving in, this could be here as soon as 7:00 a.m. and some could be strong. we look at the wide view, we have some to the west. yesterday we had thunderstorm and tornado watches some of that could be the package in the morning ascertain afternoon. flood watch continues this morning into friday afternoon. it could take that long distance time for that heavy rain coming in, inundating our creeks and streams. we have a wind advisory in coastal counties from salem county to kent county, delaware, that kicks in at 8:00 a.m., some gusts down the shore could go as high as 45 miles per hour. the main chance of strong thunderstorms that produce gusty windy and maybe hail is south of wilmington and along the southern tier of south jersey. notice how when you add the tornado factor in, it comes to philadelphia, the southern half of the region in for bumpy weather. temperatures, 48 degrees

heavier thunderstorms new harrisburg they are missing us. we go out wider we can see a cluster of showers by dover they will come up into the heart of delaware we'll see that later in the morning. we look outside, sky6 live hd we have that crazy picture on sky 6, low hanging cloud cover, obliterating the view of center city philadelphia. crazy picture. the clouds are ready to dump more rain on us. it will be blustery with winds gusting to 35 miles per hour later today. future tracker 6 taking the current rain picture and pushing it to 7:00 a.m. it is possible we'll see heavier downpours moving in from the west, and the south, might be a thunderstorm around as we get into the 10:00 a.m., 11:00 a.m. period the new model run has the line we are expecting of not only heavy downpours, but strong gusty thunderstorms. they will be charging from the south by 11 to noon they will be getting close to philadelphia. the timing is not exact, but during the morning this is what we're expecting. 1:00, 2:00 p.m., it's not northern suburbs. there could heavi

he will be reflected on is 100 days in office today in harrisburg pennsylvania. he was here a lot during the campaign and keep in mind a lot of people did not give him a shot at winning. he won the keystone state pain them back a bit tonight in this rally. the house majority leader both signaling that a vote on healthcare. could be imminent. these are great people. i believe they will get it done. i think maybe next week sometime. they're really coming together. this is a new fox pole. 71 percent of voters feel it it should be a higher priority than tax reform. it was conducted before the ministration unveiled the details of the tax plan. a partner at firehouse strategies. thank you both for being with us today. overly optimistic is that the new healthcare plan that could be net past next week. i actually do think so. i have to do is look the fact that the freedom caucus this time supports it. it has a lot of moderate republicans. a cuts coverage it eliminates protections for those in increases cost around those folks who had pre-existing conditions they are bein

there is the shower activity coming in on the other side of harrisburg. temperatures treat us well up to 69 in philadelphia and to the south of philadelphia in our ub suburbs, we have hit 70 and washington 75 and that is where the warmer air is coming from the winds coming up from the southwest drawing the mighter air in. and we'll add another 4 to 6 degrees to the current temperatures. the concern wind at 14 miles per hour could pick up and get blustery later today. temperatures are nice though, we'll get up into the low to mid-70s. this model says 73 and i'll go 5-. apotty shower can't be ruled 50 at 2:00 not that cold a.m. and tomorrow looks mild and very bright. another big round of rain coming in, and we could feature strong thunderstorms along with the downpours, all that is ahead in the accuweather forecast. and a nice afternoon building look for a spotty shower. >> we'll be careful of that thank you. >>> several philadelphia postal carriers were honored for reaching a milestone today. "action news" was at the rocksville branch where they were give

there's more of that action up north of harrisburg this is light, nuisance stuff, but it's on the way in gradually during the morning commute. we're looking at a fair amount of clouds in the 1 hour forecast. 63. 69 by noon, spotty showers can't be ruled out. 3:00 p.m., 73. most of us drying out. 74 is the high. we'll hit that late in the afternoon say around 4:00 p.m. and holding 70 degrees by 7:00 p.m. as we look at the forward forecast we're in the 70s today, but tomorrow morning we're back down heading toward the upper 40s for overnight lows affirm quick look at the airport all green aircraft at the big board which means no major delays and we have no sign of precipitation in our big travel destinations. >> in "healthcheck," new recommendations out today could help nursing moms get more support. the american academy of pediatrics is pushing doctors to make offices more comfortable for breast feeding. it provides doctors to providel. >>> the academy of peed pediats is offering new against for nurse -- guidance for nurses in the nicu for safe and effective operations. >> up next in t

nbc's jacob rascon in harrisburg, thank you, sir. the president has called the 100-day milestone a ridiculous standard, but he's also said this. >> i truly believe that the first 100 days of my administration has been just about the most successful in our country's history. >> i don't think anybody has done what we've been able to do in a hundred days. >> i think we're doing tremendously well. i don't think anybody has ever done this much in 100 days. >> something the president and his administration have pointed to are the number of executive orders signed, today that number standing at 30. 31 if you count the one he is set to sign in just a few hours where ja cob rascon is at. that tops past presidents, obama with 19, h.w. bush with 11. but when you look past the executive orders, president trump has gotten few legislative wins during his first 100 days. the effort to repeal and replace obamacare is still in the works. the president did release a one-page tax proposal, but included very few details. he also avoided the government s

this is happening up in harrisburg, pennsylvania. our partners at factcheck.org say he started off his term just as he left off the campaign, making several false and misleading claims. >> we're finding that donald trump as president is the same as donald trump the candidate. and you saw that on day one. >> this american carnage stops right here and stops right now. >> he was portraying the united states as being crime-ridden. >> factcheck.org says the crime rate has been trending downward for decades. adding, it's less than half of what it was in 1991. >> rusted out factories scattered like tombstones across the landscape. on inauguration day. but 217,000 jobs were added many the month of january alone. it was the 76th consecutive month of job growth according to factcheck.org. >> wiretap covers a lot of different things. i think you will find very interesting things coming to the forefront over the next two weeks. >> as president he accused president obama of illegally tapping his phones during the campaign. there's no evidence of

harrisburg was the smart move.'s for sure. >>> i'm going to close it there, these guys will keep going. >>> that's all i have for today. we'll be back next week because if it's sunday, it's "meet the press." we'll see you in may. >> announcer: you can see more "end game" and "post-game" on the "mtp" facebook page. t-game" the "mtp" facebook page. >>> hello i'm brian williams. in 2012, nbc news was given the opportunity to take television cameras inside the white house situation room to talk about the decisions and the military action that resulted in the death of osama bin laden. as we reach the anniversary of that history-making mission, we present for you now a special rebroadcast of "inside the situation room." >> we have been preparing for months. we had seen mock-up of the compound. we had looked at helicopter flight patterns. >> president said to go. and we looked at him and he said, it's a go. >> and in that situation, you just -- you do some praying. >> wha

he lives right near harrisburg near the rally we just saw but he decided to come herein said it because he was invited here first. but we were just debating how effective the president's antitactics are. but they are effective but let's recognize how important they are as well. every president disputes news coverage of their pressy but no president gets up and calls news is fake. it's nothing new from him. this was a copy and paste speech as you all were just talking about, but it is insidious, it is poisonous and i think forever the journalists in this room trying to do their best work 'it is disappointing to continue to hear the president taking this tone. >> it's different when you're leading this demracy than when you're run, right? it's very different to say fake news and then to own it as the person that really brought that label to the floor. let me ask you this, tell me if i've got it wrong, but as the president bashes -- >> i won't tell her she's wrong. >> got it, john. >> john is smart. >> as the president bashing hollywood actors and the elite, he was indeed one of those famo

jacob rascon is standing by at the trump rally in harrisburg, pennsylvania. we have been covering the climate march in washington, d.c. all right, let's start at the white house, if we can. and actually, let's go to nbc's jacob rascon with the president on his visit to pennsylvania. now, he hasn't taken off yet, but there's plenty of people lined up. what are you seeing there, jacob? >> reporter: there are thousands of people and it feels a lot like the campaign trail. they are thrilled with what the president has done so far. generally, you talk to people and give them an "a-plus" or a "b." but if anything has failed, that i will blame congress or the courts. it really does feel like the campaign trail. he can almost do no wrong here. i mean, they are excited about the new attitude. they say that he's brought this and they are hopeful that everything that he's promised to do will eventually get done in the first four years. i want to take aside someone here, thank you for speaking with us. how would you grade the president and why? >> i think the president h

harrisburg was the smart move, being out there. >> i'm going to close it there.hese guys will keep going. that's all we have for today. we'll be back next week because if it's sunday it's "meet the press." we'll see you in may. >> you can see more "end me" and "postgame" on the mtp facebook page. ♪ >>> hi, everyone. i'm richard lui in new york city. "pulse of america," where your voice can be heard in realtime. president trump rallying the base in pennsylvania to mark his 100th day in office with many campaign promises still to fulfill. will his next 100 day being easier or harder? >>> facebook fighting fake news with new educational tools and a revised security strategy. is it even possible though to effectively police misinformation on social media? >>> this weekend,

and then, of course, that big rally tonight in harrisburg at 7:30 p.m. which he's tweetig about, looking forward to. wolf? >> brian todd you're out following the demonstrations here in washington, and you noticed how they are setting the scene for a lot of anger today, marking this 100 days. what are the protesters major complaints? >> wolf, tons of energy here and their point is really to go against the initiatives that president trump has started in his first 100 days, especially as it pertains to the environment. the initiatives of the executive orders he signed about drilling, about the federally protected land, the possibility of drilling on that. they have made a point in this international hotel, by the way, of placing indigenous people at the front of the line of protesters. i'm with one of them right now, lorna, she is from an indigenous tribe out of manitoba alberta. what brought you out here today? >> what brought me out here was we're fighting line three in minnesota, the sandpiper, also fighting the kxl. i'm here with my family and my sister

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but a little bit of flavor from harrisburg. this is "the new york times" piece.his is where they use the word "savage." trump savages the news media in a rally to celebrate his 100th day in the office. after a turbulent day in the white house, mr. trump spent the past weeks celebrating his achievement of his first 100 days but saturday it took on a darker hue filled with anger and touched on unfair trade deals and a corrupt washington establishment. to some extent mr. trump's red meat tone may have been a political necessary.shore up his base after a week in which he vacillated on budget conversations on immediately financing the border wall and his waivering drew charges from conservative radio hosts that he was a flip-flopper. the president's attack on the news media started earlier in the day. here's a tweet we want to show you from yesterday before the dinner happened. he said on twitter that the, quote, mainstream fake media refuses to state their long list of achievements including 28 legislative signings, strong borders and great optimism. that's what he s

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they're in the harrisburg area. we'll see some heavy rainfall to start with there.ng up to the southwest. this will be a big system. it will be with us through the day today. the potential for severe weather will be, in fact, for our entire viewing area during the day today. potential for periods of heavy rainfall could lead to some flooding and severe storms are also a possibility withnd and p. we're starting off in the 40s. got a little chilly overnight. 48 degrees right now. rain falling in philadelphia, jersey and lehigh valley. light wind out at 14 miles an hour, compared to what we'll see during the day. showers, thunderstorms with gusty winds. philadelphia will reach 62 degrees this afternoon and 50s for the lehigh valley in nd tsuburbs. the shore up to 60 degrees today. i'll go through it hour by hour, to show you when those stronger storms are likely to reach your neighborhood. first jessica your first alert traffic. >> our cameras right around 20th street. watching right here. we have no problems reported right now. the roads are wet. picked out this camer

>> governor wolf hosting dozens of pre-k students from around harrisburg today to an easter egg hunt.ah, look at them go. trying to collect as many eggs as they could and during the event the governor also spoke about the importance of investing in high quality early childhood education. brings back great memories. >> good memories, good weather. another warm day across our area. this is a look at people on the penn campus in university city. leaving those jackets at home. >> taking a live look at temple university. we saw rain this morning but tonight it's clearing up. tomorrow should be a comfortable spring day. we have sunshine on tap. >> tammie souzza joining us with your most accurate forecast. >> you summed it up perfectly there. absolutely beautiful evening is what we're looking at out there. 72, the daytime high it's right now. let's take a look outside. you can actually see some shattos especially on the water. it's a hazy sunshine out there but nonetheless a very pretty evening. 72 right now in philly. winds are out of the northwest to 10 miles per hour. so some sun and heat

harrisburg national airport showed the jet practicing takeoffs and landings there yesterday. >>> new, a bill to change the benefits sex offenders receive from the state now goes to the senate. the measure would make convicted sex offenders ineligible for public assistance if they don't comply with megan's law. the house passed the bill yesterday. the senate killed a similar bill in the last session. megan's law is named after a 7-year-old girl killinged by a neighbor who was -- killed by a neighbor who was a convicted sex offender. the law requires sex offenders to register so residents can know if one is living in their neighborhood. >>> just about 5:09. the rain has intensified. it's coming down here at the nbc10 studios. the wind is blowing, too, to make it feel a bit chilly this morning. here's the full view. you see the view from center city. winds are testing the ropes holding the flags on this morning. 12 mile-per-hour wind at the surface. stronger above building level. that's a cold air that's driving into the area. this is the line of showers that we saw on those live picture

you look out to the west of us, around harrisburg, you see some that have formed.there. but it is mostly just widely scattered showers, the roadways already here in philadelphia. and our neighborhood of old city. 48 degrees right now, much chillier than it was yesterday. so we've got that chilly temperature, like 49 in wilmington and wildwood and 38 in mount pocono, and 49 in lancaster, plus we add in the rain. and occasional pop up thunderstorm, as well, high temperature probably making it to 59 or 60 degrees with isolatedorms, possible, and 15 to 20-mile per hour sustained winds, with higher gusts rain, winds, chilly kelly, just yuck. personal we could have pulled up those covers. a i95, south philadelphia, columbus boulevard, again, roa see the spray coming up off the cars and trucks, one of those yucky of this ahead of us here. so we're at the beginning stages, the freeway, make sure you got good set of wiper blades, weather delays expected down at philadelphia international airport throughout the day. check with the airline before you head down tdified schedul

right now president trump is on his way to harrisburg, pennsylvania for a rally to mark his 100th dayoffice. he's calling it the most successful days of his first 100 days of any president in the history. let me play the clip for his weekly address. this is the president speaking today. >> my fellow americans, i truly believer that the first 100 days of my administration has been just about the most successful in our country's history. >> maria your reaction? >> it's one thing for a president to say our 100 days to be successful and let me tell you what and what i've done and the 28 executive orders that i've signed, et cetera et cetera. but it's another thing for a president to come out and say i'm better than anybody else was. and by the way he didn't do more than anybody else did. clinton in his first 100 days did family and medical leave. obama did the stimulus package. it's easier to achieve more when the country is in crisis, and it motivates the country and the congress to be behind you. that's what happened with president obama and the stimulus plan, but i do believe it's prob

he's going to finish up today with a speech in harrisburg. >>> breaking news in the alexandria section of fairfax county. a man has been shot and killed. this is happening in the 5700 block of general washington drive. we do know that deputies say the suspect is in custody. and that suspect apparently confronted someone he knew and then killed that person. fairfax county police say one other suspect ran away. clearly an ongoing investigation as we get updates and we'll pass them along to you. we welcome you back to "news4 today" on this saturday, april 29, 2017. i'm david culver alongside angie goff. >> we are bracing now for what could be the hottest day of the year so far. >> we were in the 70s and feeling like the summer weather. you're feeling allergies. >> my nose is running aaway from me because the pollen count is high, too. >> a chance of a shower. >> let's go to tom. break it all down for us. >> i think, tom, are you -- were outside, there you are. how does it feel out there? >> reporter: it is warm and muggy. we have a gray sky on the weather deck here in northwest washington

. >>> hundreds of people took to the fight to legalize marijuana to harrisburg. this rally yesterday was organized by the keystone cannabis coalition. pennsylvania's attorney general reaffirmed his support for regulating and taxing the drug but the governor disagrees the idea. >>> a brave young man from burlington county is about to get some national attention. >> he's talking with steve harvey. he's 7 years old. his name is rocco. he made headlines last month when he saved his mom's life. she collapsed from a severe illness. jock calmly called 911 for help. today he'll be featured on the steve harvey show as a harvey's hero and we have a sneak peek. >> hey, rocco, whose your hero? >> spiderman. >> of. i agree, rocco. love spiderman. see the entire interview including steve harvey's big surprise for the young hero. >>> the next time you order food the delivery person may not be a person. deliveries in california and in washington, d.c. here's what it looks like. they navigate sidewalks at no more than 10 miles per hour. robot locks the food inside its storage bin