followed by nine month old james. kelly's wife did her best to remove the kids while trying to stay out of that shot. the american professor said it unfolded because he forgot to lock the door. >> my real life sort of punched through the fake cover i had created for television. there i am in my suit delivering my talking points. whatever. then suddenly, reality burst in. >> kelly says that his wife deserved a male for her valiant efforts, and for all those who may have been wondering, kelly says, yes, he was wearing pants and the reason he did not get up from his seat is because he wanted to try to remain professional. >> i'm seen that so many times and that little girl is >> walked to the wall every day. >> she's like i'm here. >> you're happy to be here. >> you walk over there now. you're going to be talking about cold temps >> how about today? brutal. >> yes, indeed. the hawk. it's a long story. >> after the weather cast. we didn't make it to freezing. we did the snow showers and snow squalls and getting a live look at our

followed by nine month old james. kelly's wife did her best to remove the kids while trying to stay out of that shot. the american professor said it unfolded because he forgot to lock the door. >> my real life sort of punched through the fake cover i had created for television. there i am in my suit delivering my talking points. whatever. then suddenly, reality burst in. >> kelly says that his wife deserved a male for her valiant efforts, and for all those who may have been wondering, kelly says, yes, he was wearing pants and the reason he did not get up from his seat is because he wanted to try to remain professional. >> i'm seen that so many times and that little girl is >> walked to the wall every day. >> she's like i'm here. >> you're happy to be here. >> you walk over there now. you're going to be talking about cold temps >> how about today? brutal. >> yes, indeed. the hawk. it's a long story. >> after the weather cast. we didn't make it to freezing. we did the snow showers and snow squalls and getting a live look at our

. >> let's go home we'll move on to item 4 i got confirm - this is item 4 appeal at james kelly vs. the department of building inspection. from the board is inclined we'll move the case to that date. >> so moved. >> that motion from commissioner lazarus any public comment? seeing none, commissioner vice president fung commissioner wilson commissioner swig okay. that motion carries that item is continued at the question of the parties vice president. >> whereon comment to make i know we've already acted on item 5 but i would request that the building department see if the parties there if they can't come to agreement with everything they should split off the portion are of the retaining wall if they can come to agreement with that and get that done because with all the rain on the hillside it doesn't make sense for them to stall that come on, if you have a statement. >> commissioners joe duffy dbi so a few weeks we let them do the emergency work because we were aware it needed it wasn't kind of urgent we let them do some of the be work on building but they're working on the settlemen

national security adviser general mcmaster among others including secretary-general james kelly -- john kelly, i should say, they're inclined to remove iraq from the list of banned countries. there are seven right now, for a variety of reasons, one of the reasons being that the u.s. has about 5,000 troops in iraq and has a relatively decent relationship with the iraqi government. do you think it would be a good idea to remove iraq from that list? >> i to, wolf. the reason we think that, we're, in effect, allies with iraq right now. and you don't treat your allies badly. now, there may be individuals within iraq that are obviously suspect and terrorists. they have to be dealt with in the way you always deal with suspect individuals, no matter where they come from. but you have to make sure that allies are treated like allies and it becomes very, very important for iraq to be off that list. >> can i say how poorly thought out this entire executive order was. if, you know, there's not enough urgency that they can wait and keep on getting it done and they're open to arguments that come from

rudy giuliani, james comey, david kelly. since this happens all the time, what's the fuss? all day today the trump haters claimed any change interrupts ongoing investigations of prosecutions and ultimately jeopardizes latey justice, especially in offices where public corruption cases are being tried, justice is at stake. as if only one man carries the whole office. cut it out. do you really think that this is the first time in the history of this country that a prosecutor, federal, state, local, town, village, hamlet, has been replaced by another one? what the hell do we do when they die? just give up? here is my question. no one used the word fire or were asked -- all were asked for resignations. who knows, maybe some would have been asked to stay on. and just moavmentds before we've came on air two were, even though they tendered their resignation. but because he has such a huge ego and thinks he's so important that he continues bleach such a request could possibly apply to him, he ramped it up and dared the president of the united states to fire him. so what do you think

. >> let's go home we'll move on to item 4 i got confirm - this is item 4 appeal at james kelly vs.e department of building inspection. from the board is inclined we'll move the case to that date. >> so moved. >> that motion from commissioner lazarus any public comment? seeing none, commissioner vice president fung commissioner wilson commissioner swig okay. that motion carries that item is continued at the question of the parties vice president. >> whereon comment to make i know we've already acted on item 5 but i would request that the building department see if the parties there if they can't come to agreement with everything they should split off the portion are of the retaining wall if they can come to agreement with that and get that done because with all the rain on the hillside it doesn't make sense for them to stall that come on, if you have a statement. >> commissioners joe duffy dbi so a few weeks we let them do the emergency work because we were aware it needed it wasn't kind of urgent we let them do some of the be work on building but they're working on the settlement a

robert kelly was discussing the south korean impeachment scandal at the time...serious stuff. tbig sister marion is 4...little jamesy's from ohio, but moved to south korea for work...and met and married his wife, who's a yoga teacher. a ridge of high pressure will continue to build across our region over the next several days while mild temperatures will see a few additional degree) highs will be generally in the 60s at the coast with 70s to lower 80s inland. lows will mostly be in the 40s and 50s. longer range guidance indicates that the ridge will flatten next week which will allow some cooling plus a chance for light rain to potentially return to the north bay as a system moves to the coast around wednesday. right now the bulk of the moisture is expected to remain north of our area. (gary) warriors in minnesota tonight... --golden state's 6th-road game in their last 7-outings... --warriors started cold from downtown... 2-of-10 from 3 in the 1st half. but steph curry started heating up... 3rd quarter-- hits a three to pass his father for career nba points. yet-- golden state down by 7. -- minnesota was relentless

kidnapping and assault with intent to commit rape oo a person under 18 years of age.maureen kelly kron4 news (james a u-c berkeley graduate is suing a well known professor... claiming he sexually assaulted and harassed her. the student says 84-year-old john searle sexually assaulted her last july when she was working for him as a research assistant. she adds the philosophy professor also told her they were going to be lovers. the lawsuit comes as there have been several sexual assault allegations against u-c berkeley staff in recent years. the university has not yet commented on the lawsuit. ( darya ) the family of a woman who died after drinking tea purchased from a popular shop in san francisco's china town is now suing that store and the herbalist who made the tea. officials say yu-ping xie came to the shop in san francisco looking for something to boost her immune system. the herbalist known as doctor chan wrote her a prescription for a tea. but shortly after drinking it, her family says she started to feel ill. <"about an hour later she developed numbness of the hand. she was not able to talk

kelly forgot to lock the door. >> in marches four-year-old marion in full swagger just as he tries to maintain some control over marion and his composure, nine month old james waddles in. >> um -- >> and in slides kelly's wife doing everything in her power to coral the kids while trying to duck out of the shot. >> pie apologies. >> sorry. >> the life bbw interview quickly went into the internet stratus fear the melee trigge triggering a whole slew of memes and copycats. if like the one featuring press secretary sean spicer, president trump, ben carson and kellyanne conway. >> us professors phone blew up and he sudden suddenly found himself inundated. >> my real life punched through the fake cover i had created for television, right, there i am in my suit delivering my talking points or whatever. and then suddenly reality bursts in. >> professor kelly says marion was in a hippity hoppity mood after celebrating her birthday at school and says his wife deserves a medal for her valiant effort. charlie d'agata, cbs news, london. >>> had a hippity hoppity mood. i love that. march madness is about to begin and it seems to be a good time for men to also schedule a

kelly forgot to lock the door. in march's 4-year-old -- marches will-year-old marion in -- 4-year-old marion in 4-year- old swagger. 9-month-old james waddles in. >> the the -- >> reporter: and in slides kelly's wife, doing everything in her power to corral the kids while trying to duck out of the shot. >> the region -- >> my apologies. look -- sorry. >> reporter: the live bbc interview quickly went into the internet stratosphere. the melee triggering a whole slew of memes can copycats -- and copycats. like the one featuring press secretary sean spicer. president trump ben carson and kellyanne conway. u.s. professor's phone blew up and he suddenly found himself inundated. >> my real life sort of punched through the fake cover i had created for television. right? there i am in my suit delivering my talking points or whatever and then suddenly reality burst in. >> reporter: professor kelly says marion was in a hippity hoppity mood after celebrating her birthday at school and says his wife deserves a medal for her valiant effort. charlie d'agata, cbs news, london. >> professor kelly knows he'll be known as bbc dad for a while. he's hap

. >> reporter: as professor kelly tried to keep marianne -- marion at bay, in walked nine-month-old jamesa-kim tried to get the kids out. kelly explained that marion had been in a hippity-hoppity mood. >> i was hoping my daughter would sit down and read a book so we could cut the interview. once my son roller, then there was nothing i could do. >> reporter: the video instantly triggered try bawts and copycats, like the one featuring press secretary sean spicer, president trump, ben carson and kellyanne conway. it lit up the light night shows like trevor noah. >> this is why i love kids. no matter how seriously you take you're, kids will mess up your [bleeped]. sure dad will say, "i'm going on the bbc, but the kids will say, no, we're going on "ellen"." kelly thought that was the end of his tv career, but it's the opposite. today he pleaded to be left in peace. he's happy his family saga has brought laughter so many. charlie d'agata, cbs news, london. >> mason: hippity-hoppity mood. i love that. that's the "cbs evening news." >> we start with breaking news. hours before president trump's s

kidnapping and assault with intent to commit rape oo a person under 18 years of age.maureen kelly kron4 news ( james ) a live look at the kron 4 radar this morning. rain all over the bay. ( james ) many people think turning on the emergency lights in your car lets them park anywhere. but as kron 4's stanely roberts shows us, that isn't always the case on this edition of people behaving badley. if you own a car, everyone comes equipped with a park anywhere button, in this case, the button is activated after repeated attempts to park legally, after failing the button is pushed nats ambiance once the button is activated the driver who is three feet from the curd exits the vehicles and leaves it knowing that as long as these lights are activated they are seemly excused from all wrong doing nats: ambiance i'm on castro street in mountain view where the park anywhere button is used for various reasons this is called the stop drop and roll. the driver doesn't actually park they simply dump the passenger off and bails nats ambiance this one is called the flip ... the driver makes an illegal u-turn then acti

kelly. he and his wife spoke to my colleague, james menendez. it's been pretty unreal.e didn't really expect any attention like this at all. we've certainly never had anything like this in our life before. of course, we didn't get a chance to properly meet your family last time. it was under slightly different circumstances, so perhaps you can introduce your lovely wife and children. this is my wife, this is my son and this is my daughter. it's very nice to meet you properly. and to be able to talk to you, rather than just seeing you running around in the background. how has it been for you these past few days? we have tried to handle it. we are fine, getting better. the reality is, for around 48 hours, you were the most famous family in the world. yeah, we didn't anticipate anything like this. we have had all kinds of commentary and feedback. i had a woman write and ask if i was a psychic, if i could see special numbers in the sky and stuff like that. we had a massive wave of e—mail. to the people in the media that we didn't respond to, we apologise if it seemed like s

the secretary of defense james mattis as well as john kelly and h.r. mcmaster. we're told all of them are making the move. >> all right. jeff zeleny, thanks for breaking news. the lead editor national radio and the national political correspondent for the "washington post." that's what we're hearing, is that there may be a delay because don't steal the thunder of a speech that is getting good reviews but also when they're getting this, there are those from the department of defense and the national security adviser about having iraq on this list. what's your reaction to this and certainly their influence on this? >> i think what we're seeing, you know, president trump is finally getting a full cab nets. they are the voices of experience and the perspectivings frommed you side the white house. as we listen to these kind os debates it underscores it. strength of speech last night was primarily about tone. there were a lot of issues ahead that it did not provide a lot of details on the president's provision for handling them. not only this record on the travel ban

here's nbc's kelly o'donnell with the details. >> reporter: fbi director james comey will be the star witness as the house intelligence committee examines russia's reach into campaign 2017 and president trump's wiretap allegations. divergent assessments whether 9/11 in trump's circle was linked to russia's meddling. chairman devin nunez shoots that down. >> there's no evidence of collusion. >> reporter: but the top democrat, adam schiff, disagrees. >> there is circumstantial evidence of collusion. there is direct evidence i think of deception. >> reporter: no proof found to back up president trump's tweeted charge of surveillance at trump tower. but the president's complaints about illegal leaks may have merit. chairman nunez says he thinks the public discloche assure that revealed calls between former national security adviser michael flynn and the russian ambassador violated the law. >> we know a law has been broken. and we need to get to the bottom of it. >> reporter: high stakes of a different kind as the republican plan to overhaul health care fuels town hall meetings. >> it's a

school chancellor antoine james son and muriel bowser meeting at kelly miller in northeast announceing a new initial toyv empower girls of color in d.c. ps at a time when the nation's eyes are focused on reports of apparent epidemic of teenage girls miss in the district. reports that the mayor says are simply not true. >> i think what i want to make clear to our student is that we have not had an experience, we don't have any evidence to suggest that children were kidnapped or snapped or anything like that. >> and across social media celebritys with huge followings are retweeting reports like this one that 14 girls had gone missing in a recent 24 hour period. in the district. but one of those girls there on the disappeared three years ago. >> i recognize that people think they're being helpful. unfortunately, with social media and it only takes a second to spread misinf misinformation. and i appreciate also the sentiment that is behind it. they believe that young girls of color don't get same attention as counter parts. and that should change. >> we asked one of these young teenagers a

. >> reporter: as professor kelly tried to keep marion at bay, in waddled 9-month-old james.ickly by his mother, yung ah kim, in a frantic bid to get the kids out of the shot. >> my apologies. explained that marion had been in a hippity-hoppity mood after celebrating her birthday party. could sit down and read a book or something, even for 30 seconds till we could cut the interview. but once my son came in in a little roller, then it was sort of -- there wano >> reporter: the video instantly triggered tributes and copycats. like the one featuring press secretary sean spicer, president trump, ben carson and kellyanne conway. and it lit up the late night shows. trevor noah. >> like this is why i love kids. no matter how seriously you take yourself, kids will mess up your [ bleep ]. sure, your dad can say "i'm going on the bbc." but the kids are like, "no. we're going on ellen." >> reporter: kelly thought that was the end of his tv career, but it's been the opposite. today kelly politely pleaded to be left in peace. and he's happy his family's saga has brought laughter to so man

senators urged attorney general jeff sessions, fbi director james comey and , homeland security secretary john kelly to take action. mayor bill de blasio also spoke out against the attacks on tuesday. >> we know what new threats are coming in liberally as of today -- literally as of today. this is a very troubling reality. this is a moment in time, a moment in history where forces of hate have been unleashed. amy: in breaking news from afghanistan, afghan officials say as many as 30 people have been killed after gunmen stormed the military hospital inin kabul . isis has claimed responsibility for the attack. officials say the gunmen dressed as medics in order to gain access to the hospital. at least 50 people were also wounded in the attack. women in more than 50 countries are expected to take part in major protests and strikes today for international women's day. here in the united states, thousands of women are staging a one-day strike in what's been dubbed a day without a woman. in virginia, the entire public school system of alexandria is closed today after 300 women requested the day off. some

james may things can happen. earlier today, our presenterjames may mendez was interviewing professor robert kelly at his home in southn. take a look at this. these scandals happen all the time, the question is how do democracies respond to those scandals? what will it mean for the wider region? i think one of your children has just walked in. i would be surprised if they do. pardon me. my apologies! what is this going to mean for the region? my apologies. north... sorry. south korea's policy choices on north korea have been severely limited in the last x months... talk about being completely upstaged, thatisit about being completely upstaged, that is it from me and the team, goodbye for now. hello, thank you forjoining me. i will be giving you a flavour of the uk weather prospects in just a couple of minutes or so but first i wa nt to ta ke couple of minutes or so but first i want to take you around the world to show you a couple of the weather stories that have caught my eye for stop we return and i make no apologies for it to the islands of new zealand, especially the north island, where we are expecting another 14

kelly o'donnell. >> reporter: the long shadow of vladimir putin falls on capitol hill tomorrow. fbi director, james comey, will be the star witness as the house intelligence committee examines russia's reach into campaign 2016 and president trump's wiretap allegations. today, divergent assessments on whether anyone in trump's circle was linked to russia's meddling. republican chairman devin nunes shoots that down. >> no evidence of collusion. >> reporter: the top democrat adam schiff disagrees. >> the outside investigation, there is circumstantial evidence of collusion. there is direct evidence, i think, of deception. >> reporter: no proof found to back up president trump's tweeted charge of surveillance at trump tower. the president's leaks may have merit. he thinks the public disclosure that reveal calls between michael flynn and the russian ambassador violated the law. >> we know a law has been broken and we need to get to the bottom of it. >> reporter: high stakes of a different kind as the republican plan to overhaul health care fuels town hall meetings. >> it's a better solution than the aca,

. >> reporter: as professor kelly tried to keep marion at bay, in waddled nine-month-old james, followedmother jung-a kim, in a frantic bid to get the kids out of the sure, your dad is like, "i'm going on the bbc," but the kids are like, "no, we're going on 'ellen'." >> reporter: kelly thought that was the end of his tv career, but it's been the opposite. today, he politely pleaded to be left in peace, and he's happy his family saga has brought laughter to so many. charlie d'agata, cbs news, london. >>> that's the "overnight news" news for this thursday. for some of you the news continues. for others check back later for the morning news and of course "cbs this morning." from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm anthony mason. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >> welcome to the "overnight news." i'm michelle miller. >>> the justice department says it now knows who's behind the devastating hack at yahoo that compromised at least 500 million user accounts. and the finger is squarely pointed at moscow. two intelligence russian agents and two h

my colleague james menendez was interviewing the renowned south korea expert, professor robert kelly,espite the unexpected interruption: what will this mean for the wider region? relations with the north might change? i would be surprised if they do. pardon me. my apologies. what is this going to mean for the region? my apologies. sorry. south korea's policy towards north korea has severely limited in the last year. that is fantastic. i liked it when the baby came in. let's not get ourselves in trouble. now we have the weather forecast. the show must go on. it is looking pretty grey over much of the uk, not everywhere. you will notice there are some brea ks you will notice there are some breaks here and there, and it has been a bit of sunshine for some of us. plenty of cloud across wales and we have had missed and fog which has come and gone from various places like dorset. there is a layer of grey out there, and some light rain. this is the rush hour across scotland. most of the rush hour is in the lowlands. bits and pieces of light rain and hill fog, nine, ten, 11 degrees, and a bit

my colleague james menendez was interviewing the renowned south korea expert professor robert kelly,r the region? my apologies. children cry sorry. erm, south korea's policy towards the north has been... severely limited for the last year. you have the impression he would like to be sorting the problem out. that is a great story. time for a look at the weather. we are looking at a cloudy picture, murky conditions in the skies, and this was the scene taken by when he of the weather watchers earlier in dorset. —— by one of. a lot of cloud over the country. and we have a few brea ks over the country. and we have a few breaks in the cloud, but as we head into the evening, many will be staying largely dry, if cloudy and mild. the theme continues as wales ta kes mild. the theme continues as wales takes on island in the six nations. quite mild —— ireland. moving through the evening, and overnight, rain in northern ireland and scotland, much of england and wales staying dry and certainly mild. 8—10 in terms of the temperatures. the start of the weekend, saturday morning, the reappearance of

kelly." today the one and only kevin james, and we catch up with chelsea handler.park. and busy philipps is today's cohost. all next on "live." [upbeat music] ♪ >> ♪ and do you your ♪ hair toss ♪ check my nails >> announcer: now here are kelly ripa and busy philipps. >> ♪ check my nails ♪ baby, how you feeling >> ♪ let it all hang out ♪ tonight >> ♪ hair toss, check my nails >> busy: i'm gonna pull out your chair. >> kelly: yeah, we'll pull out each other's. >> ♪ hair toss, check my nails ♪ baby, how you feeling >> ♪ feeling good as hell ♪ >> busy: oh! [speaking indistinctly] >> ♪ baby, how you feeling >> ♪ feeling good as hell >> kelly: hi! hi, hi! >> busy: hi! >> kelly: welcome.

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the new york times reports that director james comey wants the department of justice to refute the claims. they imply the agency broke the law. i'm kellyck to "watters a world". . jesse: conservative radio host is the person who floated the idea of president obama floated the wiretap. that led trump to sound off on twitter saturday morning. here is mark levan this morning on fox and friends recapping his evidence the wiretaps may exist. >> i want to walk you through this, the american people. exhibit one. this is all public. head street, two separate sources with links to the counterintelligence community have confirmed that the fbi sought and was granted a foreign intelligence surveillance act. this is fine. in october, giving counterintelligence permission, u.s. persons and donald trump campaign with ties to russia. let me go on. this isn't me. they say the first request name trump was denied by the court, but the second was drawn more narrowly and granted in october after evidence was presented of a server, possibly related to the trump campaign and its alleged links to two banks. sources suggest that a warrant was issued to look at

kelly o'donnell has the details. >> reporter: the long shadow of vladimir putin falls on capitol hill tomorrow. fbi director james comey will be the star witness as the house intelligence committee examines russia's reach into campaign 2016 and president trump's wiretap allegations. today, the assessment on whether anyone in trump's circle was linked to meddling. >> there is no evidence of collusion. >> reporter: but the top democrat disagrees. >> there was circumstantial evidence of collusion. there is direct evidence, i think, of deception. >> reporter: no proof found to back up president trump's tweeted charge of surveillance at trump tower. but the president's complaints about illegal leaks may have merit. the chairman says he thinks that the public disclosure that revealed calls between michael flynn and the russian ambassador violated the law. >> a law has been broken and we need to get to the bottom of it. >> reporter: high stakes of a different kind as the republicans plan to overhaul health care fuels town hall meetings. >> a better solution than the aca, sir. >> reporter: criticism of the gop bill threa

james waddles in. >> i would be surprised if they do. >> and in slides kelly's wife doing everything in her power tol the kids while duck out of the shot. >> my apologies. >> the live bbc interview went into the internet stratosphere relaying memes and copycats like sean spicer, president trump, ben carson, and kellyanne conway. fodder for late night hosts. >> this is why i love kids. no matter how seriously you take yours, kids will mess up your [ bleep ]. sure your dad can say, i'm going on the bbc. the kids are like, no, we're going on "ellen." >> he suddenly found himself inundated. finally he did a follow-up with the bbc. >> i was hoping my wife would eventually see it and find a way to run them out of the room. my daughter came in dance which means she was comfortable. it's attention. it's one of these work/life issues. >> kelly said he was worried the bbc might not have him back but now he's happy his family blooper brought some laughter to so many. >> professor keldy said marian was in a hippity hoppity mood after celebrating her birthday that day and he said his wife deserves a medal for he

kelly o'donnell reports. >> reporter: the long shadow of vladimir putin falls on capitol hill tomorrow. fbi director james the star witness as the house intelligence committee examines russia's reach into campaign 2016 and president trump's wiretap allegations. today, i did vernt assessments on whether anyone on trump's circle was linked to russia's meddling. republican chairman shoots that down. >> no evidence of collusion. >> reporter: but the top democrat, adam schiff disagrees. >> outside the investigation, there is circumstantial evidence of collusion. there is no direct evidence i think, of deception. >> reporter: no proof found to back up president trump's tweeted charge of surveillance at trump tower. but the president's complaints about illegal leaks may have merit. chairman nunes says he thinks the public disclosure that reveals calls between michael flynn and the russian ambassador violated the law. >> we know a law has been broken and we need to get to the bottom of it. >> reporter: high stakes of a different kind as the republicans plan to overhaul health care fuels town hall meetings. >> it'

nbc's kelly o'donnell, west palm beach, florida, thank you very much. >>> in just two days, fbi director jamess set to testify before the house intelligence committee. and could perhaps put the entire wiretapping saga behind him. wishful thinking. after a defiant president trump stuck to his accusation and provoked a rare public dispute with our closest ally. sean spicer repeated a unsubstantialed claim that britain helped carry out the surveillance on trump tower at the request of former president obama. this morning, trump's own deputy head of the nsa called those allegations, quote, errant, nonsense and just crazy. the british intelligence service issued a rare public scolding, calling the allegation ridiculous, while claiming the trump administration promised to never repeat it. but sean spicer offered no apology, telling reporters, "i don't think we regret anything." it all came as the president hosted angela merkel and attempted to deflect blame over the allegation made against britain by pointing a finger at fox news and trying to be funny at the same time. >> at least we have something

kelly: live from "america's news headquarters." the former direct of national intelligence says no wiretapping of donald trump or his campaign was carried out on his watch. james tells nbc he would have known about any such actions under the foreign intelligence surveillance act. and they are denying president trump's tweet that phones at trump tower were tapped last october. president trump has yet to offer evidence to his claim but the white house is calling for a thorough investigation. president trump is expected to sign scene executive order monday barring people from certain muslim majority nations. revised version reportedly removes iraq from the ban. i'm kelly wright. now back to "justice." >> welcome back to justice. time for for the panel. i'm joined live by the assistant to the president george w. bush. and for democracy democracy for america. thanks for being here. look, this makes me crazy. ben rhodes who tweets these restrictions, no president, they were put in place to protect us first citizens from people like you. and yet, yet, ben rose was part of this administration where the obama administration use the irs to go after conservatives and tha

kelly." today, oscar winner viola davis. and we catch up with actor james mcavoy.p amanda nunes. and christian slater is our co-host. all next on "live." [upbeat music] ♪ >> ♪ i don't know ♪ who's gonna kiss you ♪ when i'm gone >> announcer: now, here are kelly ripa and christian slater. >> kelly: hi. >> christian: hello. yeah. >> ♪ i don't ♪ want to think about it >> kelly: i can't hear the song. >> christian: i know. [cheers and applause] >> christian: [indistinct] >> kelly: thank you. >> christian: i'm doing my best. >> kelly: thank you. [cheers and applause] >> christian: oh! >> kelly: oh, yeah. thanks a lot. hi. hi. hi.

kelly, how much of a showdown will tomorrow's hearings be and how much more will we actually learn once fbi director james comby and othe comey and others get up there and have something to say? >> reporter: i think, jacob, for many people it will be what they have to say from the members of this committee. the clips you played give us the sense that they already know a lot of the answers that they are seeking and this is a sense after there's been so much about this in our national conversation over months and over the last couple of weeks with respect to the wiretapping allegation made by president trump over president obama and it's a chance more for the general public to hear from the top fbi official, what does he know? what can they talk about publicly? that, i think, will be helpful for everybody able to watch this. i think for members of the committee, a lot of what will be discussed is already known. at the same time, someone who has watched lots of hearings in my career, there can be questions and answers and sort of a push on certain issues that maybe were not revealed in documents and things t