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. >> james: william la jeunesse in los angeles. syrian arab fighters looking to evict a terror group isis from the city of raqqa have the deployed enemy lines -- deployed behind enemy lines. coalition spokesman said fighters received protective fire from u.s. marines. another attempted missile launch by north korea ended in failure. u.s. officials tell fox news the ballistic missile exploded seconds after it was airborne. north korea launched four ballistic missiles that landed roughly 190 miles from japan. secretary of state rex tillerson refused to take options off the table in dealing with north korea which has been making progress toward developing nuclear weapons that can strike the u.s. an internal battle between the top house intelligence leaders after the chairman asserts intelligence collection netted some members of the trump team, evidence the ranking member said he hasn't seen >> james: this is a fox news alert. i am james rosen. you're watching "special report." we have an update on the horrific events in london. polic

there are blue lights flashing. >> shepard: william james on the line with us. correspondent from the reuters news agency at parliament, still locked down, streets and roads still shut down. we understand the river thames is back open for river traffic, the tube station is back open. parliament will be back in session tomorrow trying to move on as quickly as possible, as they work to determine who this person was, why this person carried this out. you'll remember that it was, i'd say shortly after noon i guess, or shortly before noon eastern time, so before 3:30, 4:00 in the united kingdom. they are four hours ahead of eastern time. british summertime has not yet kicked in. this man just came driving across this bridge, the westminster bridge over the river thames, and plowed into a number of people. the latest count we have from authorities is at least 20 people were injured. some not very bad. a sprained ankle, a broken leg. but some with critical injuries as well. four people are dead. the assailant, the police officer whom he attacked with a knife, according

we're talking about john williams as well as james bullard.aye three fed presidents they could see a rate hike on the table for the march meeting. the case for a rate hike is a lot more compelling and risks are starting to tilt to the upside. getays a rate hike will serious consideration. if we reach our goal, we need to move back on policy. gradually interest rates with a goal of avoiding a too high time in the economy. back monetary policy according to john williams. also james bullard out of st. closeraying the fed is to its goals today than at any time in the past 60 years. also said the policy rate can stay relatively low over the horizon. why is he saying this? let's look at my terminal. what are you looking at here? the yellow line is unemployment. near to saturation. closinge line there is in on that blue line, nearing the 2% inflation target. let's flip on over to another bloomberg terminal. that has spiked for the march meeting to 70%. you can see that has settled at about 52% one week ago, that was just at 36%. potentially inching t

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williams. >> perfect. bradley, still working on him. forces it up and off, thompson keeps it alive. jamesl fire to an open williams. a three, rebound boston. >> it rims out there. williams misses that potential game winner. the celtics win it 103-99. and wizards guard john wall grabs the rebound and fires a rocket of a pass right off the face of a teammate. ouch. that one hurts. the wizards beat the raptors 105-96. wham. i don't know how you recover from that and finally in college hoops you won't believe this. a miraculous finish. north western on the inbound against michigan with just under two seconds on the clock. >> long inbound. harden with the couch to finish! >> what a pass. what an upset the wild cats beat the buzzer after a layup with that full court pass. the win might have just punched north western a ticket to the big dance for the first time in that school's history. pretty unbelievable. >> i would have never guessed it from the reaction taking place. they didn't look too excited. >> this was my reaction at the other event. >> took it right in the face. i couldn't believe th

on cbs this morning, we'll speak with former secretary of state james baker about president trump's budget proposal, plus prince william wife make their first official visit as a couple to paris today. charlie dageda will be there. dana jacobson will talk to the ball brothers who are scoring big points on the basketball court. that's the cbs morning news for this friday. thanks for watching. i'm ann marie green. have a great day. ,,,, i'm kenny choi. >>> it is friday! as we take a live look at the beautiful bay bridge this morning, top of the morning to ya!! it's friday, march 17. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. o'griego. as roberta would say [ overlapping speakers ] >> she decided to make it christmas today with the red, green and red. >> yeah. why not? would you believe i forgot? >> no. [ laughter ] >> i'm more of a cinco de mayo girl. >> green is cinco de mayo. >> thanks. i never have been able to so i'm not accustomed to wearing green. what a st. patrick's day it will be! celebrating with sunny skies, clouds right now it is clear from the coast to our inland areas. our temperatures are banking between 43 in

after cbs this morning we'll expect with former secretary of state james baker about president trump's budget proposal. plus prince williamis wife make their first official visit as a couple to paris today. charlie dageda will be there. and dana jacobson talks with the ball brothers who are scoring big points on the basketball court. that's the cbs morning news for this friday. thanks for watching. i'm ann marie green. have a great day. this is todd hardy. a fitness buff, youth baseball coach-and lung cancer patient. the day i got the diagnosis, i was just shocked. the surgeon in dallas said i needed to have the top left lobe of my lung removed. i wanted to know what my other options were. and i found that at cancer treatment centers of america. at ctca, our experts examine a variety of therapies, treatments and technologies to identify a plan specifically for each patient. my doctor understood that who i am was just as important as what cancer i had. we talked about options. my doctor told me about a robotic surgery that was less invasive. we have excellent technology that allow us to perform very specialized procedures

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james lost his footing while going hard for a putback of a derrick williams miss and plowed into a camermanmomentum carried him toward belichick, but james appeared to catch himself a bit as he neared belichick. happening today.. the golden state warriors will look to get back to their winning ways as the take on the chicago bulls on the road. it is the dubs first game this season without kevin durant who injured his knee earlier this week against the wizards. durant is expected to be out at least four weeks with that injury. tonights game tips off at 5:00.khloe kardashian claimed last broke up with james harden unfaithful, but the houston remembers the relationship much different terms.in a wide-feature from lee jenkins of illustrated, harden opened dating a member of the clan. simply put, he doesn't think it's a that he is having one of seasons of his career now out of his life. khloe claimed last year that she james harden because he was unfaithful, but rockets star remembers the relationship much different terms.in a wide-ranging feature from sports illustrated, up about dating a kardas

. >> william b travis, davey crockett, james and james bowie. >> you are incredible.d at the alamo? >> there was a fight between santa ana and texas who wanted their independence. >> correct. >> republic. i like the sound of the word paid >> about 3,000 soldiers in the mexican army, only had about 200 appear in the alamo, held on for 13 days. >> we are volunteers from the united states here to fight for the republic of texas. >> have you ever come about something for 13 days? >> i told you not to lied to me. >> who won the battle of the alamo? >> texas. >> the americans. >> the mexican army. >> correct. there was a famous guy who died at the alamo. can you name any of them? >> i cannot paid >> abraham lincoln. >> crockett, with the head. >> what was that name? >> jimmy crockett? >> i don't know. >> james bowie, evie davy croc. >> it they say "remember the alamo." why do think they say that? >> so we don't forget it. >> represents the virtues, we don't back down to anybody. >> due back down? >> if it's my parents. >> what is there to be afraid of? >> trump is going to

lebron james had a triple-double in the game and deron williams, ame with the cavaliers, he can't hitt, and the celtics win it, 103-99. >> you never get a second chance to make a first impression. >> no. >> that's all we got. back to you. >> words to live by. >>> up next in "the pulse," world of weird weather including a blizzard warning in hawaii. >> it's true. >>> and what a shot. the must see full court buzzer beater. ...better than a manual, and my hygienist says it does. but... ...they're not all the same. turns out, they're really... ...different. who knew? i had no idea. so, she said look for... ...one that's shaped like a dental tool with a round... ...brush head. go pro with oral-b. oral-b's rounded brush head surrounds each tooth to... ...gently remove more plaque and... ...oral-b crossaction is clinically proven to... ...remove more plaque than sonicare diamondclean. my mouth feels so clean. i'll only use an oral-b! the #1 brand used by dentists worldwide. oral-b. brush like a pro. no one burns on my watch! try alka seltzer heartburn relief chews. they work fast and don't t

to important interviews later today in the net :00 a.m., michael mckee with william and james with kathleens is bloomberg. ♪ >> the trump administration set the stage for next week's meeting with the chinese president. check first, then we will talk business. the eu says there will be no the brexitbefore bill is a great. finance minister takes the run down with him. ferro.rning, on jonathan we will be talking to peter -- outcome, the national go around the world is thereuestion is going to wait before they conclude that review. dudleyill hear from bill exclusively here on bloomberg tv. j

williams. nbc confirmed reports fbi director james comey called to pushback against the president's claims. what's going on here? >> i haven't the slightest idea. i don't think any of us does. we know the president made this claim on saturday. but, everyone we have talked to thinks it's not true. we don't know of anyone who believes this is actually the case. you heard over the weekend sever people say it isn't true. among them, notably, the former director of national intelligence who said this to chuck todd on "meet the press." >> for the part of the national security apparatus that i oversaw as dni, there was no such wiretap activity mounted against the president-elect at the time or as a candidate or against his campaign. >> there is no fisa court order? >> not to my knowledge. >> of anything at trump tower? >> no. >> owe heard them talk fisa, the foreign intelligence act. the only way to get a wiretap is go to a federal judge like the justice department does when investigating organized crime and ask for a title iii, a federal law that allows a wiretap or a foreign intelligence court.

i want to bring in pete williams on the pushback from fbi director james comey. >> reporter: they had hoped this wouldn't become public. it's a bit embarrassing for them that it has. we heard from a couple of individuals over the weekend that when this came out on saturday, that the fbi director issued that the justice department issue some kind of public statement saying this didn't happen. so that's one indication that it didn't happen, and we've heard from some government officials as well that as far as they know it didn't happen. then you had the explicit public statement on sunday on "meet the press" from the former director of national intelligence james clapper, who told chuck todd had didn't happen and said he's in a position to deny it. so we have not heard from any government official in a position to know who believes what the president alleges here actually happened. >> so where is it coming from, pete? can we say yet at this point or is it clear that right now we still don't know and the president hasn't made clear what he knows. >> other than the fact that it's coming f

the instrument of overthrowing the stewart's, at least james the second and issuing in this era of english politics but the glorious revolution. william of orange had inherited his offices after the execution by a mob in 1672. therefore was both -- in the netherlands when he came to england and would be named along with his daughter mary. william's is such that he draws england into the nine years war of 1688 to 1697. not only with the netherlands but in the war of the austrian succession, spanish succession, excuse me. this is a conflict between 70 note to an -- 1702 and 1713. william is pushing english foreign policy operating now in conjunction rather than in opposition. during this prolonged warfare, england would expend significant resources to protect the american plantation. this is what is going to give rise to this imperial stage. it is by way of talking about this, i want to focus on the chesapeake. the most economically valuable possession in north america. we can see the effects of this structure on society. in doing so it captures the nature of this empire. what you see in this slide is capturing both tobacco output and p

joseph james beckett and eldridge, and others including henry jackson, william butler, ,rank newman, donald fraser discussed in my larger book project, take action in support of human rights? the 1960's were a. in which the relationship between the americans and government were transformed. more significant is harry frankfurt has written quote, when a person realizes that what he cares about matters to him not so much, but in such a way that it is impossible for him to forbear for mr. to course of action. each came to activism through personal connections. depend heavilys on political entrepreneurs, their scale and effectiveness. these individuals became entrepreneurs for human rights activism in the united states. they engaged in contentious , defined as, interactions in which actors make claims, bearing on someone leading torests, coordinated efforts on behalf of shared interests and programs, in which governments are involved as targets. these activists efforts temperature of a -- part of a broader movement devoted to human rights. thank you. ♪ [applause] >> thank you for coming,

william shatner, on nick and "dancing with the stars." wait until you hear what he has to say now. >> what do you have against nick? >> james corden on the new star-studded car karaoke. what is he planning in and out of the fast lane? >> something you won't see anywhere else. >> ka acar pool karaoke. >> for march 23, 2017, this is entertainment tonight. watch out ladies, brad pitt is single and ready to mingle. you remember he disappeared when things went bad with angelina. >> now we have details on how brad is getting his hollywood groove back. brad's single life check list. one, get back together with old friends and lot of touch with when he was with angelina. that includes julia roberts, sting, and we confirmed he's been texting his ex, jen an stop. a source tells "e.t." brad has more time now. he has been in touch with most of his friends throughout his ordeal. >> next on the list, man up with a new motorcycle. last month brad got a super bike to add to his collection. when pitt isn't with his bodyguard he uses his motorcycle as a fast way to avoid the paparazzi. three, regular workouts. no doubt the stress of the spli

>> pete williams, what about the fbi director reporting that we've confirmed that james comey wants the justice department to deny that there was any wire tapping or i guess wire tapping isn't technically what would take place but electronic surveillance on the president or his aides at trump tower, and that so far at least the justice department is not doing that. >> reporter: correct. we confirmed saturday nobody seemed to know what the president was talking about here. there were explicit denials this happened and you heard the public denials on sunday on "meet the press" from the former director of national intelligence. so on two tracks here we're being told what the president alleges happened as far as anyone we've talked to seems no, they didn't and secondly, you had this request from the fbi director of the justice say something, so far the justice department isn't commenting. >> pete williamand peter alexander, thank you both so very much. >>> few if any republican congress members have jumped to the president's defense in the last three days with the exception of house oversig

william t. sherman met in the front yard of a small farm owned by james and nancy bennett near durham station, north carolina. here is what that farm house looks like today. and here is the newspaper engraving of the imagined meeting between these two generals and here is a modern ainting by dan nance and how he imagined that. however it looked, let us imagine the moment. it had been four years and five days since the war began. and since then these two men had spent a lot of that time, each of them thinking about the other. wondering what plans lurked inside the active brain of his opponent. for two and a half months in the spring and summer of 1864, they had dueled one another in north georgia in what was called a red clay minuet, each striving to gain an advantage, each failing to do so, until a frustrated and impatient jefferson davis replaced johnston with john bell hood. they had fought again only two weeks before this meeting near bentonville, north carolina, in another strategically indecisive engagement. now, with lee's army already having surrendered in virginia, they met face to face for

>> thanks very much to you, and pete williams, down the newsroom, we've been looking into what did happen when james comey went to the hill lt night? he had reportedly, you've confirmed this, wanted the justice department to speak out and defend the fbi and say there was no illegal wiretapping and nothing by the obama white house. at this point, is that likely, what he told as well, told the top leaders on capitol hill, both parties, both houses? >> sure seems so, andrea with you we don't know. they're not saying, he's not saying. the fbi is not saying, the staff isn't saying but it seems likely. we did confirm he wanted the justice department to put out a statement saying it's not true, you know that james clapper said it wasn't true. everybody current and former government officials that we've talked to said it's not true. this was the so-called gang of eight, the leaders of the house and senate, the ranking minority members and the chairman of the two intelligence committees. they have said that they want, the president said he wants congress to look into this, some members of congress say they w

james ) march madness... it was a showdown between roy williams' tar heels and john calipari's ((call-uh- paari)) wildcats. seconds left in the game, malik monk ties the game up at 73. the tar heels push it down the floor and luke maye ((may-ee)) hits the game winner for north carolina. they win the game 75-73 and are headed to the final four for the second straight year. ( james ) the final four is now set.. the first game at university of phoenix stadium will be on saturday between gonzaga and south carolina the game tips off just after 3:00 in the afternoon. this will be followed by oregon squaring off against the tar heels. the game tips off just before 6:00 saturday night. the national championship between the two winners is set for monday. (james) still ahead... a violent attack in a normally quiet neighborhood... we'll hear from a stunned community in what police believe was a domestic dispute. plus. it's a story you will only see on kron four. we'll show you why an n-f- l player traded in his football for a basketball at an east bay high school anny...?( anny ) james, i am tracking the forecast aro

williams family, and we're aa members r life. >>> welcome back to "mtp daily." fbi director james comey was on capitol hill today meeting with members of the senate's gang of eight, the bipartisan group of eight members of the leadership who receive the highest level of intelligence. a congressional source familiar with the ongoing russian investigation -- investigation into russian meddling into the election told nbc news he was there to discuss matters related to trump tower. of course, comey's appearance on the hill comes amid a week of fallout from president trump's incendiary saturday morning tweets accusing former president obama of weiretapping his phone. mitch mcconnell today was asked if he has seen any evidence behind that claim, and he said he had not. >>> meantime, a bipartisan pair of senators, republican lindsey graham and democratic sheldon whitehouse, sent a letter to the fbi and justice department yesterday requesting information on a possible wiretap of president trump, the trump campaign or trump tower. and white house press secretary sean spicer said again toda

and pete williams didn't consult us and we would know about this. and then you had james clapper, the former director of the national intelligence, saying definitively there was no warrant and he would know about it. so people are wondering, is there anything to this? is there something behind this? is there some kind of surveillance? and there is certainly surveillance. the fbi has intercepts. it's been reported between trump associates and russians. but there appears to be no surveillance directed at trump tower, which would be an explosive development and just simply is not true. >> can you explain a little bit about the fisa court to our viewers and the president tweeting like this? >> it's not a wiretap, but there's a foreign intelligence surveillance court, which would approve surveillance, directly generated to foreigners but could be to americans for spying. he would need to go to a judge to decide that the target was an agent of a foreign power, you know, probable cause of an agent of a foreign power. the judge would make that conclusion, not the president of the

james look out, almost taking out patriots head coach bill belichick, hits the three, celtics up by 2, kyrie irving, this is so sweet. wow. he had 28, ten seconds left, cavs down by two, darren williamsn taphorn, 88-foot pass to derek pardon, pardon me, northwestern trying to make the tournaments for the first time and they win at the buzzer, 7 6 -- 67-65. hunter pence, clean shaven, hard to recognize him. kane gets the start, couple of seconds, triple to the gap, 3-0 dodgers, cane gives up five hits in two innings of work. jared parker, 2 for 3 rbis, there is goes, off madison youngener, the bull pen falter, george kontos, dodgers win by a score of 7-6, and the a's

james look out, almost taking out patriots head coach bill belichick, hits the three, celtics up by 2, kyrie irving, this is so sweet. wow. he had 28, ten seconds left, cavs down by two, darren williams, 88-foot pass to derek pardon, pardon me, northwestern trying to make the tournaments for the first time and they win at the buzzer, 7 6 hunter pence, clean shaven, hard to recognize him. kane gets the start, couple of seconds, triple to the gap, 3-0 dodgers, cane gives up five hits in two innings of work. jared parker, 2 for 3 rbis, there is goes, off madison youngener, the bull pen falter, george kontos, dodgers win by a score of 7-6, and the a's it's okay to cry, right? no more! we don't want anymore! [crying] ahhhhhhhhhh! everyday price and no extra monthly fees, unlike cable. speeds up to 45 megs, for $30 a month. >>> all right, that is our report. we appreciate your time, i'm dan ashley. >> thank you for joining us. >> have a good night, see you tomorrow. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- alec baldwin, from disney's "beauty and the beast", luke evans, and music from tuxedo. and now, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hi, everybody

james look out, almost taking out patriots head coach bill belichick, hits the three, celtics up by 2, kyrie irving, this is so sweet. wow. he had 28, ten seconds left, cavs down by two, darren williamsn, 88-foot pass to derek pardon, pardon me, northwestern trying to make the tournaments for the first time and they win at the buzzer, 7 6 hunter pence, clean shaven, hard to recognize him. kane gets the start, couple of seconds, triple to the gap, 3-0 dodgers, cane gives up five hits in two innings of work. jared parker, 2 for 3 rbis, there is goes, off madison youngener, the bull pen falter, george kontos, dodgers win by a score of

is a really interesting side note to the story, but james baldwin, one of the great african american thinkers of the 1960's became a friend of william styron's. starting the new baldwin was a struggling writer at the time. needed a place to stay. styron had a place in western massachusetts, the town of rocks rucksbury. of rural house. next to it was a converted barn, which was a studio. he invited waldman to live there, and baldwin would do his writing in the studio, and styron would do his writing in the house, and at night, they would come together and get drunk together. have a grand old time, and styron would invite his neighbors. many of them were white liberals from the community, and baldwin -- if you have ever seen baldwin in action, he is an extraordinary man, and his anger was fiery, and he was brilliant and he frightened styron's friends, but nonetheless, he liked styron and styron like him, so as styron was getting under way with writing the confessions of net turner, it was baldwin who said, "why don't you be bold? i write in the voice of white people all the time. you should be bold and right in -- write in the voice o

williams, former ceo of aetna. >>> breaking news on fbi director james comey. what's going on? >> reporter: bill, we've been talking all week about the trump tweets last weekend with the wild accusation that president obama had tapped his phones at trump tower. nobody believes that accusation. privately james comey has expressed exasperation that donald trump made that allegation which, of course, would be a felony if president trump did it and if the fbi was involved. our colleague has confirmed that james comey was on capitol hill briefing senior senators a few moments ago on issues related to trump tower. now we can only presume that he is telling them what he's told colleagues privately, which is there's nothing to what donald trump has claimed, but we haven't heard that from the senators yet. we would anticipate those senators, of course, who are investigating the broad range of allegations concerning russia and possible connections to donald trump's campaign and their hacking during the election, those would also be relevant topics of that discussion. but he is -- was the

>williams, who is considered to be a transient in the san jose area, is currently being held in the santa clara county jail. ( james ) in campbell... police arrested a 20-year-old volunteer coach they say had an ongoing sexual relationship with a student. police say they received information that nathaniel makeeff may be involved in an inappropriate relationship with a student at westmont high school in san jose. investigators arrested makeeff at his home in campbell. detectives believe this is an isolated incident. ( james ) new details on a deadly domestic dispute from earlier this week... that was when a man confronted his ex-wife with a gun outside her work in redwood city and shot himself in the head. investigators are now saying the man, edward eichen was also shot by police. they say he was nearly simultaneously shot in the chest by a police officer when his own gun went off. police believe that both weapons may have discharged at the same time. police say they are also not sure whether the shot that hit eichen might have caused him to pull the trigger. the officer who shot eichen has been placed on paid adm

james shows off with a dunk that gave the lead. isaiah thomas goes to a triple to put it up by two. the final seconds down to. newcomer williams good. go on to win 103-99. taking on the first half. he drives down the lane. wake forest down one of the great. they dominate the second half. the show will be -- became his three pointer with the upstate and 88-81. check out this hail mary. northwestern 1.7 seconds left. first the prayer who catches it and scores. unbelievable. that puts northwestern tournament for the first time watching the celebrations. there he goes. looks like aaron rodgers with that low. coming up, as democrats best hope for 2020 a former talk show host? we'll explain that one for you. it is "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪ don't let unanswered legal questions hold you up, because we're here, we're here, and we've got your back. legalzoom. legal help is here. nicole: how does president oprah winfrey sound to you? she apparently is not ruling it out. and a. and a recent review, oprah winfrey said she never seriously considered the idea until donald trump is selected. what's uncl

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williams misses but he's there to jam it home. tcu wins it easily and the championships. going right to the nba, second quarter against the bulls, lebron jameszzer with the nice jumper, he had 19 points in the half but it was not enough. third quarter, bottom to triple, goes up 5 and in the fourth jimmy butler with the jumper and the bulls win it 99 to 93. lebron shrugged his shoulders. turn around look at the video. invasion during the spring training game in arizona yesterday. the ninth inning, they were everywhere with the players and the umpires, hey, hit the ground, hit the deck. such a bizarre scene. looks like yoga session on the field. the game resumed opening day is this sunday. i have learned something new. lauren: i was always going like this everywhere. there are serious bets. ask progolfer, it was revealed that he shelled out 5% of 48 million-dollar salary on gambling debt in 2012. he paid close to $2 million to professional gambler, walter on trial for allegedly trading on stock that he got from a friend. walter allegedly passed on tips to help him pay off his gambling debts. nicole: coming up, president trump goes on the offen

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james lenox true leader. >> emerald society on the founding irish society. jim was police officer solved a lot of big cases back in the d day. >> captain william may.d never stops plugging the job he loves. >> we are hiring if anybody is looking for a profession to get into law enforcement. so go out to our website and log on and you'll have an opportunity to join one of the the greatest professions there is. >> reporter: edward miller, served decades with the philadelphia police but now is over at penn he made news this september when he was shot. here's some of our philadelphia eagles visiting with him in the hospital. detective lieutenant edward monaghan. >> very unsouping. very irish. >>> very low key just great human being to be around. >> what an incredible honor. >> reporter: assistant district attorney jude conroy. >> jude is an excellent attorney and prosecutors loves his irish roots. >> irish, true irish. >> reporter: gerald dill yann president of the gaelic athletic association. he lives for coaching. >> i enjoy it. i love working with kids. robert robert hee i don't know. he's a great leader in the union movement. >> michael meehan. >>

james woolsey is your letters are bankers in the cisco president john williams did big show ahead. stay with us. we take it off right here with job creation is a top priority. the latest fox news polls. 33% of voters say they want president donald trump to bring jobs back to america destroyed by assistant cutting taxes will be second and third respectively. getting constitutionalists on the supreme court. the feeling of facing up on the care came 7%. interesting by repealing and replace comes in last on the list. >> i'm a little bit surprised in the distance between his numbers. the job creation, tax cuts, not surprised. i thought we wouldee a hher number than you would get only 10%. i thought that was pretty surprising. tuberculin replace obamacare we saw softening. part of that is because republicans really did not do a good job selling what they were going to deliver, what you're going to get. a lot of people seem to numbers coming out of their say in a 25 million people will be uninsured and i think they got afraid and said we should support this thing. republicans if they put

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williams. dana perino, and greg gutfeld, it's 5:00 indirect city, and this is "the five" ." -- it's 5:00 in new york city. big day on capitol hill, fireworks as fbi director jamesnsa director mike rogers testified under oath for the first time on alleged russian meddling in the u.s. election, as well as president trump's wiretapping claims. at times, seemed like there were two hearings going on simultaneously. the g.o.p. trying to get the name of the leaker who gave

williams. dana perino, and greg gutfeld, it's 5:00 indirect city, and this is "the five" ." -- it's 5:00 in new york city. big day on capitol hill, fireworks as fbi director james comey and nsa director mike rogers testified under oath for the first time on alleged russian meddling in the u.s. election, as well as president trump's wiretapping claims. at times, seemed like there were two hearings going on simultaneously. the g.o.p. trying to get the name of the leaker who gave classified information, like the name of michael flynn, to "the new york times" and "washington post" ." both sides seemed to land body blows and it was compelling tv. i was glued to the screen. one of the revelations, fbi chief confirming to the house intelligence committee that his agency is investigating potential links between the trump campaign and the russian government. >> i have been authorized by the department of justice to confirm that the fbi, as part of our current intelligence mission, is investigating the russian government's efforts to interfere in the 2016 presidential election. that includes investigating the nature of any links between the trump campaign on the russian

james combey about president trump's wiretap allegations. combey was meeting with lawmakers. i think casey hunt may have a cot there. she is there 24/7. i want to talk to pete williamsis going ton there. pete, what do you think combey was doing? >> he was up to answer questions from the leaders of congress. this is the so-called gang of eight, the leadership, the four leaders from the house and senate and the four chairmen ranking members from the intelligence committee. they want to ask him about the president's tweet last weekend where he said barack obama ordered wiretaps of the phones from trump tower. it's well established the fbi director wanted the public statement about this and the justice department has not gone along with that. many officials say that didn't happen. we strongly believe that's what they asked about and talked about. >> pete, i want to switch to health care for a moment. washington state filed another lawsuit over president trump's revised travel ban and a few other states joined the effort. what do you know? >> hawaii was first this time around. they are filed a lawsuit in federal court. washington state said to the judge, take our old cas

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james cameron is here to my right. general -- rioey de janeiro? >> sao paulo. >> and eric mccormack from southern methodist university. longleaf from arizona state university, and williams smedley from lucknow university. who is going first now jim and? -- gentleman? >> mike. >> thanks again to all the sponsors. i should before i start mention that yesterday was my birthday. this probably makes me a super nerd but i can't give anything i than talk about reagan with these experts on my birthday weekend. we don't need to singer anything. [laughter] >> this is eating into your 15 minutes. [laughter] >> when ronald reagan took office in january 1981, his administration was intent on removing human rights is a policy priority. it was seen as a jimmy carter initiative. the reagan administration was focused on rolling back perceived communist gains, particularly in the developing world, building up american military strength, pushing neoliberal military -- economic policies abroad. however, the administration had come to the conclusion that simply removing human rights as a foreign-policy priority was neither possible or politically savvy. human rights have become too entrench