jenna. >> jenna: thank you very much.oining us now is mike lee author of the new book written out of history. i'm curious about your legal expertise. i know in a former life that was your main job. this story keeps on developing. i want to play some sound and get your thought. >> the question for the fbi and for director -- former director mueller, special counsel is, did michael flynn facilitate that? second question, was michael flynn a paid foreign agent, paid by the government of turkey and paid by the government of russia through middle men, not directly by a government check, at the same time that he was the national security adviser of the president of the united states? that would be a felony. third inquiry is, did michael flynn lie to the federal government in an environment where it was required to tell the truth? >> jenna: what do you think about this? >> look, as usual, the judge hits it right on the head. especially i want to emphasize the third point. any time an investigation begins, somebody tries to lie a

jenna? >> jenna: i'll be curious what the panel thinks about that.a bring in tammy bruce. and a former bill clinton adviser. i know you're on opposite ends of the aisle, but if we're trying to get to the bottom of this for the american people, we want the best results, what do you think of the special counsel appointment? >> i think that's exactly the point. is that when it comes to things dripping out, the volume of information has been primarily effectively rumor. things like the comey memo, a story in the paper that no one's seen. this is important for trump supporters and everyone else if we want to be able to trust an end result. mueller obviously is well respected, someone who will be looking at details and the facts, not running based on rumors in a newspaper. and for president trump, it's a great opportunity to focus on making america great again, on foreign policy, on the economy and jobs. this is where his press team comes in, communications and refocusing themselves on the nature of what they want to accomplish. >> jenna: the picture sound

jenna? >> jenna: the columnist for opportunity, liz, joins us. what a thought to end on in rick's report. this is something you have wrote about, tom, about the device use onned in the attack being and what does it tell us? >> the first issue is because of the explosive power, because of the ability of the bomb maker to make it in a way that went undetected. it suggest skill, training and also suggest that someone really knows what they are doing and at this point probably not been captured and so there is a great concern and as rick said what happens next and in the coming days? i think that is why you see is a sense of urgency to arrest who ever is responsible. >> jenna: why manchester? why does that city matter and a place of focus and where the attack took place and also the news of another person under arrest now? >> manchester is is the third most populs city in england and a big cultural center for the british society. but i think the interesting point in terms of all of those in manchester suggest intelligence indicating connection points

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i'm jenna lee. >> jon: i'm jon scott. the president calling the push against kushner fake news. >> jenna: the staff shakeup at the white house, press secretary sean spicer is scheduled to hold the daily news briefing at 2:00 p.m. eastern time and there'll be a lot of questions about who is in and who's out. a space for a good day to you and you are right. the president has made it clear once again his not-so-subtle disdain for what he likes to call the fake media, taking to twitter once again to ensure more criticism about this notion that there is ties between the trump white house and russia. here we go again. this is a tweet. russian officials must be laughing at the u.s. and how a lame excuse for the democrats lost the election has taken over the fake news. the latest after suggesting that his son in law and advisor, jared kushner, is under scrutiny for allegedly wanting to establish some back channel communication with russia after the election. white house officials say that's a fairly common practice. >> back chann

. >> jenna: i'm jenna lee. the president weeding out this morning, james comey better hope there are no tapes of our conversations before he starts leaking to the press. the comment referencing the president's claims comey told him three times the fbi was not investigating mr. trump personally, which is not standard fbi practice. this is one of the top news items of the day. let's go to john roberts. >> good morning to you. it really is quite extraordinary for a sitting president to fire a warning shot across the bow of a fired government official but that's what the president did just a little while ago. at bears looking at again, let's put that tweet back up on the screen. the president saying james comey better hope that there are no tapes of our conversations before he starts leaking to the press. the president is referring to a dinner that he had with james comey and two phone calls in which the president insists comey told him he is not under investigation in the russia case. here's the president talking

>> jenna: just another quiet day to report on. i am jenna lee.n reporting on pre-consisted -- conditions. now republicans are close to having the boats that they need. priebus says that he thinks a vote will happen this week. john roberts is live with the story. >> good morning to you, jenna, shooting against intransitive republicans on the sideline saying that i am not going to vote for your health care bill, they are twisting some arms. remember that the president said in harrisburg, pennsylvania, on saturday night, if i do not get that health care bill, i am going to be so angry. calling out a couple of members of congress who might be targets of reelection in 2018. the white house is optimistic that the president will get a vote on health care this week. representatives tell me that the plan at the moment is to have a vote on wednesday should they have the votes, i am told that they are within a handful, don't know if the handful means five, three, or ten. but gary cronin, they have the votes already, but i am told that this is just a little

a >> jenna: you a few things. it's hard to keep track because it is a lot that you are attempting to do over the next several months. that's great. he has budget proposal, tax reformulation, health care, that's a big list. where's the priority in your mind and what is the average american start to feel the effects of some these proposals? >> we focus on the individual regulations. a 56 million hours of work has been taken, so that's already starting to happen. of broader regulatory reform are in the next few months. in the meantime, health care is first come for a second, the reason is we are doing them under a budget procedure and how to finish one before you start the other. i do think by the end of this year, this calendar year, i think tax reform is very possible. i think there is more consensus around tax reform done there is around health care and i think there is an opportunity for republicans to come together on an agenda that has lower taxes by getting rid of some of the complexity of the tax code and tha

this, in my judgment, is worse. >> jenna: ed? >> i'm arguing they are trying to get something to move forward and do not want it dead on arrival where it is today for the problem is the details, always the details of the bill. there is nothing to look at, nothing that a member of congress can read to make the determination. >> jenna: we should be transparent with our viewers, we are not looking through the bill, we don't have that information. >> there was talk that freedom caucus killed it, it was 60-70 votes short. now the half the freedom caucus is in line, but i don't think you have 216 members on this thing. if i were the white house, i would say to bring me a sheet of paper with 260 names on it and move it forward. i think the president gets hurt dramatically if he does not have a bill get through here. i agree that the senate would not pass this bill today in any way, shape, or form. you basically need to cost it outcome a gigantic piece of legislation that needs to be done well. >> jenna: why do you think we see what look

. >> jenna: hi everybody, i'm jenna lee. sally yates telling a senate panel that she warned the administration that he may be compromised by the russians. >> we were concerned that the american people have been misled about the underlying conduct and what general flynn had done. additionally, we weren't the only ones that knew about this. the russians also knew. >> jenna: chief white house correspondent joins us today. >> what we learn from that hearing is the president was warned about general michael flynn on at least two occasions. the one time by the acting attorney general. another time, two days before the election. president obama had said to president trump, president-elect trump that when it came to michael flynn, there were probably people out there who you might consider to be better for the job then flynn. that was based on the experience that president obama had with flynn when he was the director of the defense intelligence agency. last night, gates testified that flynn had been talking to the russians and the

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welcome to the second hour of "happening now," i'm jon scott. >> jenna: hi, everybody, i'm jenna lee. we're going to take you live to the white house briefing room as soon as sean spicer takes the podium but first, vice president mike pence is on capitol hill with senate republicans as they start work on repealing and replacing obamacare. we were in president trump is considering more troops heading to afghanistan, all on the heels of new white house reaction to yesterday's dramatic testimony on russia, the election, and the president's fired national security advisor michael flynn. we have the fox team, catherine herridge is covering that hearing from colonel mike rogers, a key part of the story is unmasking but we begin with kevin corke life at the white house. >> you're right, very busy 24 hours for the white house that begin yesterday with the dramatic testimony on the hill involving former acting ag sally yates and it continues actually on capitol hill today if you think about it because that is where we will find the vice president at this hour, meeting with senators over the po

they are pretty excited today. >> jenna: the air force has come out on top 20 times.hey've been the top military academy, beating both the army and the navy pier the navy second, 15 times winning that honor, the army has six titles. those of the stats over the years, but it's also showing how long this rivalry has gone on. >> jon: shall i point out that the army gave birth to the air force. >> jenna: i was wondering if you make the same point if you're standing amongst the crowd. it's from a distance that you help these viewers understand what they're watching. a father of an army son. >> jon: i'm sure there would be much too polite to those air force cadets. who say anything or do anything about my lack of decorum. >> jenna: the president is expected to make a few remarks and will be watching to see whether he decides to stand script here. certainly, smiles around from the air force football team. i wonder what exactly is keeping the president. this event has been on the schedule for a while. we expect of the president a few minutes ago. he's pretty busy these days.

. >> jenna: fox news alert. president trump with a stirring message for nato. >> leland: nice to be with you and nice to be with you here at home. this is a climactic day for president trump's overseas trip as he pushes the agenda with nato and european leaders that our allies need to pay more for shared security and sump pump their fight against terrorism. the >> nato members must finally contribute their fair share and meet their financial obligation obligations. 23 of the 28 member nations are still not paying what they should be paying and what they are supposed to be paying for their defense. >> jenna: john roberts is live in brussels this morning. >> a call for unity this afternoon at the unveiling of the new building in that memorial. new tensions between old allies today over another matter, british prime minister, theresa may will be meeting at the sidelines and just a little while. at that point, she is expected to have words with him about leaks that have been coming out of the manchester investigatio

thanks. >> jenna: a fox news alert. a wildfire going through south georgia today now threatening to jump the state line into florida. more than 140,000 acres burned so far in the fire and only 12% contained. residents are urged to evacuate is about 700 firefighters -- go >> this is the biggest wildfire in the country and the u.s. forest services -- it's also allowing aircraft to come in and drop off flame retardant chemicals, helicopters are scooping up water from the local lakes to dump on the plains. this area is sparsely populated, but that's little comfort to residents who live here, some have chosen to protect their livestock's and property. >> we are in conditions right now that were absolutely bone dry, 100% ignition, unpredictable weather. people need to get out when they're asked to get out. >> you think of this as a swamp, but it's under severe drought conditions exposing a lot of dry vegetation here. at 6:00 tonight, the u.s. forest service and authorities are going to be meeting to answer questions and addre

. >> thank you, jenna. first of all i want to say how impressed i am with john roberts and the stella mccartney mention. you're right, that fashion thing was very impressive. but i am in the saudi foreign ministry. the saudis are basically basking in the glow of what they consider a really great trip. not only for them but for the u.s. the arms deals, that went through. the commitment to fight extremism and terrorism, and all of the remarks by not only the president, in that historic speech, to 50-plus muslim and arab nations but from the sing of saudi arabia. a lot of people didn't catch what he said but the saudis did. the president moving on to israel, those images very powerful as john and rich have been talking about. and the first president to visit western wall, the first president to put israel on the first foreign trip, but the saudis had the first stop on that first foreign trip. there was a background briefing, a senior white house official, saying in an answer to how he phrased a certain part of

i'm jenna lee. >> i'm leland vetter in for jon scott. the president pledging to rt, saying the leaks are deeply troubling. they've been going on for a long time, and my administration will get to the bottom of this. the leaks of sensitive information pose a grave threat to our national security. >> joining us chris wallace, anchor of "fox news sunday." chris, what exactly is the president talking about? what are the brits talking about? what leaks are concerning? >> one of the presidents is upset, he's at nato meeting in brussels, and his british counterpart, theresa may, the british prime minister, is very upset, raising the question whether the united kingdom will share information with the united states. what they're specifically concerned about is that there were leaks of the name of the bomber, and also videos, pictures, that showed some of the key elements of the bomb. just why did that matter? because a lot of this was leaked here in america by intelligence services that had gotten it from the brits just as the british police, bri

s suggestion that jenna was covering for her beloved father? >> jenna was so overwhelmed.erventilating a little bit, 'cause she's waiting to find out her father's fate. you see the emotional rollercoaster they're going through. >> reporter: bob neulander's fate was now in the hands of the jury. coming up -- >> bob neulander is the most honorable person i have ever met. >> reporter: honorable husband or callous killer? >> this has been two and a half years of living hell. >> reporter: the verdict. >> reporter: the jury was now deliberating in the murder case against prominent physician bob neulander. it had been two and a half years since his wife leslie died. years of turmoil for bob, his children, and for friends. many of whom didn't know who or what to believe. >> this has been two and a half years of -- of living hell. it's not anything that you wish upon anybody. >> reporter: leslie's friend terri had gone back to the medium a second time for more answers. >> i remember asking, "is she -- with her children?" "is she watching out for the kids?" and she said, "yes, but t

. >> jenna: hi, everybody, i'm jenna lee, it is the hour with the white house press briefing, and we will bring that to you shortly. meanwhile, democrats are not buying any of it, sing it reeks of a cover-up and they call for a special prosecutor to look into ties between russia and the trump campaign. some republicans agreeing with that. here's a look in the white house where they are about to hold what is sure to be a eventful briefing, the first since the announcement yesterday. meanwhile, the shakeup is catapulting russia back into the headlines on the very same day that the president hosted the kremlin's top diplomat at the white house, here's what the president said earlier. >> reporter: why did you fire director comey? >> he was not doing a very good job, very simply. >> reporter: did it affect your meeting with the russians today? >> not at all. >> jenna: catherine herridge's life outside fbi headquarters in washington, we bring you there next, where are we at this moment and what happens next? >> thank you and good afternoon, the development in the last couple hours has been

welcome to the second hour of "happening now," i am jenna lee. >> jon: i'm jon scott. we are awaiting the daily white house press briefing set to begin at about half an hour from now. there will certainly be questions about the republicans revised health care plan as they tried to come up with enough votes in the house after that white house fact officer and budget demands like funding for a border wall. live fox team coverage, mike emanuel watching the vote count on capitol hill where vice president pence made an appearance but we begin with cheaper white house white house correspondent john roberts. >> good afternoon. looks like the target date for a vote in the house this thursday, white house hoped it happen tomorrow but it will not help in until closer to the end of the week cometh difficult to pin down exactly how many votes they need to pick up in order to pass this bill. i'm told by white house sources is anywhere between 4-8. just a few minutes ago in the rose garden appearing the air force falcons, they presented them with the commander-in-chief trophy, the p

welcome to the second hour of "happening now." >> jenna: hi, everybody, i'm jenna lee. that briefing set to start about 20 minutes from now, today's intel hearing was the first time we heard from mccabe since the unexpected firing of director james comey. classified testimony will be heard as we mentioned behind closed doors later this hour. in the meantime, comic expressing mccabe specifically on the ongoing russian investigation and the dismissal of his boss. mccabe assuring that committee that the loss of comey will not impact the work of the bureau. >> has the dismissal of mr. comey in any way impeded, interrupted, stopped or negatively impacted any of the work, any investigation or any ongoing projects at the federal bureau of investigations? >> as you know, senator, work the men and women of the fbi continues despite any changes in circumstance, any decisions, so there has been no effort to impede our investigation to date. simply put, you cannot stop the men and women of the fbi from doing the right thing, protecting the american people in upholding the constitut

jenna? >> jenna: back here at home, president trump though he is away will put forward a new budget proposal. massive cuts in food stamp and anti- poverty program and help save 2 trillion. there is controversy for the cuts to entitlementes. and we'll bring in our political party. we have a republican pollster and momeefk presley a democratic commenter. this isson open blue print. what stands out to you so far? >> what stands out for me, this is calling for sizable cuts f. your top priority is making sure the government spends less money as we address the national deficit and didn't, this is a budget that you are going to like. but the mandatory spending side. discretionary spending congress deals with. but things like social security and medicare it doesn't touch and social security disability insurance that is in financial trouble as of late. this callses for cut and changes for programs that people rely on. and cause a lot of republicans to put p their money where their mouth is on the que

. >> jenna: i'm jenna lee. sean spicer set to take the podium any moment. we expect him to address a new deal, strengthening trade ties between the u.s. and china, one of the big news items of the day that the white house is pushing forward. wilbur ross joins us a little later on to talk more about that. in the meantime, the white house is facing criticism for the sudden firing of director james comby of the fbi. the white house defending that decision. kevin cork is live with more. kevin? >> hey, jenna, you're right, you ready for this? fridays are pretty relaxed but we expect there could be a knew fireworks. as we look forward to the white house press briefing. john roberts, will be sitting in the front row, he will have a chance to question the press secretary, sean spicer, back on the job after missing a couple of days there. we're certainly looking forward to that. still a great deal of conversation following that interesting and revealing interview with lester holt, the president talking about a number of different topics. mr. holt something big the t

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. >> jenna: democrats are stacking up a call for a special prosecutor in the rush investigation at theiring of james comey. what this controversy means for the president's agenda going forward, we will ask rick stein about that. first, here's how speaker, paul ryan. >> i think the president lost patience and i think people in the justice department lost confidence in director comey himself. i think the president was looking for a situation where he had seen officials losing confidence and he does not want to see the fbi and disarray. he wanted to see the fbi up and running and moving well. director comey became an issue. , tomorrow is not a given. but entresto is a medicine that helps make more tomorrows possible. ♪ tomorrow, tomorrow... ♪ i love ya, tomorrow in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto helped more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not take entresto. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren. if you've had angioedema while taking an

>> jenna! jenna! >> put your hands up, up, up. >> okay, ready?, though. >> i peed a little bit. here goes nothing. and with encouragement from my new friends and from one of my dearest girlfriends -- >> relax. >> reporter: i was able to rise above my fears. >> take a bigger step, jenna, bigger step, you got it, jenna. >> hallelujah! >> you got to share the rope, girl, share it. >> reporter: with natalie coaching me every step of the way -- >> one, mamacita. this is a big one. hi. mommy! >> reporter: i was able to do something i never thought i could. >> mamacita. oh, gosh. oh, gosh. >> focus. focus. you got this. almost done! >> reporter: mission accomplished. >> go big or go home! i'm flying. ♪ i believe i can fly >> we came, we saw -- >> we conquered camppowerment. >> until our next adventure. >> yes, my friend! >> we could watch that all day. >> we are so empowered now, matt. >> i could watch that again. that's horrifying. >> that was so lovely. >> i felt like her birthing coach all the time. i'm like, come on, jenna, focus, you can do it, hol

you got it, jenna. did you get it? >> hallelujah.very step of the way. >> one. >> okay. now you got to make a big reach. >> this is a big one. >> i'm going to let go of this rope. you got this. >> mommy. >> i got you. >> i was ab never thought i could. >> we got it. >> focus. focus. you got this. you got this. >> almost done. almost there. mission accomplished. >> go big or go home. >> i'm flying. >> i believe can fly. >> we came. we saw. >> we conquered camp powerment. >> until our next adventure. >> yes, my friend. >> really? really? >> so wobbly. i felt like her birthing coach. i'm like focus. you can do it. hold my hand. >> why can't we go on one thing something together? >> did you feel empowered? >> no. i feel humiliated. >> the camp is amazing and it's about bonding with your girlfriends. >> you bonded, clearly. >> listen, when you're that close on the top of a really high place, the it's a bond you'll never forget. >> there's nothing i can say about that that's not going to get me in trouble. how many times do you think jenna

attorney. >> jenna: that brings us back. timing is everything, hillary canton, former presidential candidate saying just yesterday making national and international news, blaming the fbi again for her loss. then you have director comey previously scheduled to testify and here we are talking again talking about the past. the american people, though, do have the fbi and a president that we hope are working efficiently on our behalf. how do you think those events of the past are hanging over either the administration or the fbi and impacting us? >> the democratic narrative is that hillary clinton did not lose because she was a lousy candidate who stood for the status quo and a year in which people wanted change. she lost because director comey came out on the 28th of october and said he was investigating her, renewing the investigation of her. we are going to keep hearing this. we're also going to keep hearing -- we heard a little bit of the senator from minnesota talked about this, other democrats did, what about the collision

. >>> my name is jenna. >> my name is josh. >> we're the nomad yoga family. >> josh and jenna took their family on the road and they are traveling around the world. >> we sold our house, we sold our car. we have a few boxes of sentimental things, but otherwise the truck is our home base now. >> and they show us exactly what their setup is inside their rv. >> tiny living at its best. we are a family of four so it's tight. but we have everything we could possibly need. >> they carry all of their stuff in this space of 105 square feet. >> right. like new yorkers and stuff watching this saying that's pretty big. >> try 50 square feet. so it's mostly all about smart use of space. they make it work. they've got two kids that they're traveling around with. and their kids are growing up having this unique experience. >> what made them decide to do this? >> they always liked to travel, but the real impetus behind taking the family on the road was an incident they had with their daughter zema. >> she passed away when we were traveling in ecuador two years ago now. >> what? >> we went to these arch

. >> jenna: what a moment for the president to say, i am not under investigation or feel that he has to answer that question in public. we really have to take steak and where we are right now. again, waiting the white house press briefing. in the meantime, though, there's all this reflection on what has happened in the last 24 hours. in the oval office, what could be described as a very unusual

. >> although, my parents -- >> except for jenna. >> the teenage years weren't pretty. >> there were just two two arrests and the one tongue sticking out. opw&erñ when i was getting up a breast feeding every two hours and mike would be like snoring next to me. and then in the morning he would wake up and he'd go, i'm so tired. i did not sleep well, and i'm like i was up. you slept great. >> finally one day i was like you need to stop saying you're tired. ban it from your vocabulary. >> joe is like that. at 2:00 in the morning i heard something weird and it kind of disrupted my sleep. oh, she was wailing. that's a scream you heard. he's like then i settled back down, but i got to shake it off. a lot of folks i've met and here. we were lucky to have parents that made us feel like we could do anything. and you never thought it wasn't an option. it was an option of how to get

i'm like don't mess this up, jenna.>> happy mother's day. cheers. >> i love you, ladies. >> cheers. >>> now i'm jealous. that looked like a lot of fun. >> it was fun. >> i could have kept talking all afternoon. >> only a couple statements we >> i'm sorry. >> for me, it was great fun getting to know you and you a little better. >> for father's day, are you in? >> oh, yeah. >> the men tell all. >>> good morning. 8:26 on this wednesday, may 10th. right now let's check your traffic with melissa mollet. >> taking a look at the beltway, outer loop after 66 the crash is on the right shoulder. the rest of the beltway looking normal. southbound 270 after falls road in the local lane, a new crash there westbound silver hill road at suitland crash in the left lane getting by. more information on that crash in bu wii involving a child that was hit. >> thank you. we'll check on the forecast when we come back. ♪ is, baby, be friends ♪ all with you wan♪a do ♪ you'busted tail.rd. and impressed the boss. with straye

she's like, "jenna!"ant to take a pic. she knew. she was like you wanna picture? let's get this going. >> seth: and i will say, here's the picture, and you really have calmed down. and she did a good a work in there. >> yeah. look at me, look at me. have i ever smiled that big in my life? i'm not sure. >> seth: this is like, she looks like a hostage negotiator here. [ laughter ] >> look at her face, she's like -- >> seth: yeah.iv she's like "oh, no!" [ laughter ] well, congratulations on meeting oprah. >> yes, thank you. >> seth: and on the show as well. thank you so much for being here. such a pleasure having you. [ cheers and applause ] >> it was amazing. >> seth: jennifer dewan tatum, everybody. "world of dance" premiers may 30th on nbc. we'll be right back with more "late night." ♪ when you booked this trip, you didn't know we had over 26,000 local activities listed on our app. or that you could book them right from your phone. a few weeks ago, you still didn't know if you were gonna go. now the only

i'm jenna lee. at joint base andrews near the nation's capitol where just moments from now air force one is set to take off. the president will make stops in saudi arabia, israel, as well as the vatican in a symbolic mission to reunite three of the most prominent religions followed by some in belgium and italy. it is a very very long trip. nine days in all. we have benjamin hall in the saudi capital of the president's first stop. we begin at the white house. a gathering political storm in the russian investigation. >> reporter: no question about that, jenna

jenna was there.us, the rise of the people's princess. >> my life will be a great challenge. >> 20 years after her death, the fascination with one of the most beloved royals lives on. we look back at her life before s she set foot in buckingham palace. >>> ready, set, rock. one of the biggest bands in the world, one republic, hits our plaza and we can't wait today, tuesday, may 2, 2017. >>> you have something to say. don't you? >> one republic is awesome. >> what time did you get up for the front row? >> 1:00 in the morning for one republic. ♪ >> one republic! >> who are you? >> the biggest one republic fan in the plaza. >> you are? >> absolutely. >> come with me. >> nice to meet you. >> best morning ever! ♪ >>> good morning. welcome back to "today." it's tuesday. it's may 2. the rain has stopped. a little sticky. a little warm. we have a great crowd out there ready to hear one republic on national concert day. >> that's right. how did you do that? it was raining like ten minutes ago. >> how did i mak

my god it is real. >> jenna. >> the show based on the film waitress, starring kerry russell. >> how isuse me. feel look i will be sick. >> very musical movie. movies that sing a little bit. this to me is one of them. ♪ ♪ while other musicians, cindy lauper and carol king have brought their music to the broadway stage, bareilles joins sting and billy joe armstrong. >> dent want to be an american idiot. >> as composers and actors. in their own broadway show. >> the people that i am close to, the things i do professionally, my, my colleagues, my best friends, my boyfriend. all of these things have come to me because of this show. and, it's -- it's beautiful. >> for "nightline," gio benitez in new york. >> well "the mix" is next. "let life in with new herbal essences bursting with argan oil of morocco and notes of jasmine to put more life in your head. and now with the power of bio:renew to put more life in your hair. try new herbal essences and let life in" i'm about to pop a cap of "mmm fresh" in that washer with unstopables in-wash scent boosters by downy. because this scent lasts up to

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jenna bush hager hits the fashion show.> i'm still awake. >> what time did you get home? >> i didn't stay. i was just there -- it was kind of funny. my cousin walks the red carpet and i'm like hey. you want to talk to the "today" show? >> did you say it like that? >> sometimes. >> but we're all looking at you because you were in the thick of it. >> i was in the thick of it. >> what was it like? >> it was awesome. i think we forget this is about the met. it is a fundraiser that raises tons of money for the met, and last night they were celebrating a label from japan. >> very eccentric. >> and the theme was sort of am bigs you. it was like the art of inbetween. >> i saw that, and i was like if you had that on your invitation, how do you dress for that? >> summer casual? >> our friday casual. i was like so should i wear mom jeans? that's very inbetween. you know what i'm saying? i think everybody just dressed really beautifully. some people definitely went with or based off of the designer. and went with more architectural thi

. >> jenna bush would normally be here, jenna bush hager.s from nbc. >> i wouldn't call her an old favorite, i'd call her a young favorite. >> thank you. >> one of my favorites, mindy kaling. congratulations on your show that was just picked up. what's it like this morning here on just typical monday? >> glamorous. >> we do this every morning, we walk the red carpet or blue carpet. so this is old hat for us. >> we saw the cast of "this is us" i introduced myself. >> this show just got picked up. what's it like? >> it's a funny comedy called "champions" about two brothers who have to raise a son that one of them didn't know they had and i play the mom. we wrote it together. this is charlie grandee and we're excited to be back on nbc. >> this is your return to nbc. we're glad you're back, too. we hope you have a great morning and get to see everybody you want to see. >> it's ver >> hi, al! >> hi, al! >> hi, mindy. jenna says hi, too, dylan says hi, everybody says hi. >> dylan says hi, too. >> hi, dylan! >> we're going to have much more for you

. >> jenna: is "outnumbered" now now. >> harris: fox news alert, the president said you are fired and that is sending shock waves throughout washington. president trump's sudden dismissal of fbi director, james comey. the white house as he was fired for his handling of the hillary clinton email investigation. democrats are calling them of smithsonian -- nixonian. this is outnumbered. here today, meghan mccain, kennedy, calista fox and friends weekend, abby huntsman and today's #oneluckyguy, the chairman of gopac and veteran republic strategist david avella. this is a big day, there've been some money, but particularly glad to have your expertise. >> david: i'm glad to be here. as one who lives in a house full of women and an office mainly women, i'm used to being outnumbered. >> harris: james comey firing came from following recommendations. the president speaking publicly just a few minutes ago. watch. >> reporter: why did you fire director comey? >> he wasn't doing a good job very simply. >> harris: and the past hour, vice president mike pence was asked if comey's firing had anythin

thanks, jenna. >> i'm sorry i can't see you.sorry, yeah. >> that's a lot. >> created the books. and executive produces the film. good morning to you both. >> we're off to a solid start here. so, congratulations on the fourth movie now. kw why do you think the books and the movies resonate with kids so much? >> most kids grow up having parents and siblings and pets and teachers and bullies. and kids can relate to these books because they can see themselves in the characters. >> i think this film is so funny. and parents who watch it, will enjoy it so much. they will see themselves, that's me. the dads, the moms. and the children, of course, love it. but it's just a really funny movie and heartwarming, too. >> you have kids. road trips with zero technology, is that something you guys have ever tried? >> you know, i'm the worst. i'm like, yelling at my kids. you've been on for two hours. and i'm looking at my phone. we're just such hypocrites, us adults, you know? >> you have a 6-year-old? >> yes. >> you're hard-core about no phone

don't mess this up, jenna.. >> happy mother's day. >> happy mother's day. >> cheers. >> cheers. >> cheers to mother's day. >> love you, ladies. >> love you. >> now, i'm jealous. that looked like a lot of fun. >> we had fun. >> kathy kept talking all afternoon. >> only a couple statements that hoed to and i would like to retract. >> for me, it was great fun getting to know you and you a little bit better. it wasi )m ... ==topvo== east bay water customers may soon be paying er >>> good wednesday morning. at 8:26, i'm sam brock. east bay mud customers could soon be paying higher rates to cover system improvement costs. east bay mud is now proposing a 19% hike over the course of the next couple of years. that extra money the agents says would go towards covering costs toward old piping and water treatment systems. the first proposed hike would amount to a 9% increase. a very similar hike would take effect next july. this will affect more than a million people. under that proposed hike, bills will go up more than fo

." ♪ sugar, butter, flour ♪ don't let me down in the show she plays jenna, a small town waitress fullf a new life, a better life far from her abusive husband. this would mark her second role in what has become a passion project for the singer-songwriter who first left the world of pop to join the "waitress" production as the lead composer. >> i was getting fatigued of the cyclical nature of being a pop artist where you write a record, record a record, go on tour, promote, come home, do it all again. so i just was ready to work on something different. ♪ it's not easy to know >> reporter: for 3 1/2 years she worked tirelessly to bring the show to life. one song at a time. ♪ she used to be mine >> i rewrote the opening number 40 times. >> wow. >> like i wanted to absolutely tear my hair out and throw people across the room. it was so frustrating. but that pressure cooker is i think actually kind of an exciting place to be. ♪ for a chance to start over >> reporter: those catchy and heartfelt show tunes like "she used to be mine" would lead to a tony nomination. in the past decade a conste

. >> jenna: can you be terrible two when you are a princess? >> jon: absolutely. >> jenna: "outnumbered" starts right now. ♪ >> this is "outnumbered." i am harris faulkner, right here today, sandra smith, kennedy herself. also from fbn, dagen mcdowell, and cohost of "fox & friends." by the way, right now just wrapping up who is sitting? >> martha maccallum is in for the last few minutes. i insisted on taking the stairs 17 floors in order to make sure that i was here before the show. i think that is good luck. >> we are on the ground floor. at least it's not going up 17 floors. >> that is because it is tv not radio, so that does not work? >> oh, really. just on the move, active. >> well, thanks to martha for letting you come down. >> it is his -- her big story today also. >> the first 100 days be behind us, the focus now turning to president trump's plan to slash taxes. and the gop's push to repeal obamacare. let's start with health care. the senior white house official is telling fox news that a vote to repeal and replace obamacare could happen

. >> julie: i'm julie banderas in for jenna scott this afternoon. president trump for the third leg of his overseas trip following saudi arabia and israel. ice is scamming responsibility for an attack that killed at least 22 killed at least 22 people and injured dozens more as the fans screamed out of an area out of areata grande concert and now tr the victims in manchester's albert square as british authorities identify the dead bomber as 22-year-old salman abedi. they have also arrested we are told another man and are searching for any more accomplices as they have been doing these raids in conducting raids throughout the day. the bombing occurred as president trump met with the palestinian leader just before leaving israel. >> horrific, horrific injury, terrible. dozens of innocent people, beautiful young children savagely murdered in this heinous attack upon humanity. i repeat again that we must drive out the terrorists and the extremists from our midst. obliterate this evil ideology and protect and defend our citizens and people of the worl wor

jenna is going to walk across the stage next thursday. and once she goes to college, get this, she wants to be a nurse. because she says this experience has taught her how important that job really is. >>> we are going to start with breaking news from the 15-year- old beltway sniper case. federal judge has just order the a new sentencing hearing for the judge threw out two life sentences. the decision is based on the 2016 supreme court decision that gave protection to juveniles. malvo was 17 when he and his accomplice were arrested for a killing spree that saw ten people shot dead. three more wounded back in 2002. moe ham was executed. >>> police are looking for a robber that ambushed three atm agents. it happened just an hour ago. those atf agents were sitting in a pickup truck for an under cover operation and then that is when two people carrying guns approached the car in what police say was a robbery attempt. the agents shot at robbers. police say they hit one of them, but the other got away. the suspect that was shot is now in the ho

so let's take a closer look with jenna fagnon.d money, great to see you. >> great to see you too. happy cinco, by the way. >> can you explain why this drink which has been around forever suddenly took off in america and is still not done? >> i think tequila is outselling vodka, with growth rate almost five times, it's the players to be. >> was it endorsement? was it the sense that this is the ultimate mixed drink, i see people drinking it straight. >> i think a lot of it was the vodka, people wanted some flavor. vodka is still the number one cocktail in america, and you find more people are sipping. >> it's an inefficient price, i mean we charge a great deal for this. we do that because there's to me a scarcity school. y >> we don't have forecasts, because it's taking off. >> that's a good problem. >> it is a good problem on the one hand, but it kills the other side because you want to have product for the consumer. this is the ultimate sipping tequila and we cannot keep it in stock right now. >> is this new since we have seen you