thank jesse. jesse: buttering me up big time at the end there.at are you supposed to say to that? >> i would just smile and nod, and give him old miss america. jesse: a lot of personality. he likes the word failing. >> when said the hatred in her heart with elizabeth warren, i think would running against her in 2020. jesse: that's sitting back to be a hugh monday be -- a huge the collision course. pocahontas and elizabeth warren. >> if you thought it couldn't get better than hillary. i can't wait to see the debates. but we are getting a little bit ahead of ourselves. >> i would love to see the media coverage and scrutiny around the poke than as charge. did she really lie about her heritage? >> she said she didn't know. jesse: we'll get to the bottom of that. following wednesday's interview i was fortunate to get a behind the scenes look at life behind the scenes. i hitched a ride on air force one. check it out. [♪] what do you want to hear from the president? >> anything, everything. everything he says will be good. jesse: how excited are you rig

jesse: be more specific. >> i don't know. jesse: brandenburg gate.say this to at a debate. >> there you go again. >> jimmy. jesse: jimmy -- time is up. >> jimmy carter. jesse: ronald reagan at a debate said this to you. >> i will not make age an issue of this campaign. i'm not going to exploit for political purposes my opponent's youth and inexperience. jesse: no one knows it, it was walter mondale. ronald reagan was an actor. he famously acted in a movie with a monkey. what was the name of the monkey? time is up. bonzo was the name of the monkey. how many children did ronald and nancy have together. >> two? jesse: correct. we have reached the final round. i'm going to read a quote and you will hold up the placard of ronald reagan or donald trump. a nation that cannot control its borders is not a nation. both you are wrong it's always good to be underestimated. correct. i have an attention span that is as long as as it has to be. correct. sometimes by losing a battle you find a new way to win a war. incorrect. it's hard to remember when you are up to

jesse: an f? >> yes. jesse: even those economy is doing better?ople being rosier picturesque about any president in office. >> i think 50 days is too small a sample size, but he's given great opportunities for people to rise up to unite and amplify the similarities. and i think that is a good thing he's doing. >> i would say a d minus. jesse: you are not okay with an f. you will give him a little credit? >> as a result of his last speech, i'm trying to be a little bit more diplomatic. jesse: there was a good joint session speech. you in the back? >> an a. jesse: what about you? >> i would go with an f as well. jesse: what about you? >> b. jesse: where does he need to improve? >> his own messaging, the childish tweets. >> i would give him an a. everything he ran on he's doing and trying to do. whether he can get it through congress and get the support is another thing. but he told us what he's going to do and that's what he's doing, and i like that. jesse: the grades from the panel show how divide the country is. up next you heard from the cowboys.

jesses jess it is my focus. are you dodging. >> it is a distinction between the two.here was not a question of jeff sessions or loretta lynch perjurying and it didn't involve the russians. >> jesse: i will let you slide because you are my congressman and i am terrified of you. you for the problem solver caucus. >> problem solver caucus. >> jesse: where do you see common ground on president trump? >> there are republican and democrats that are on the problem solver and our goal to try common ground and everybody is sick of congress not getting everything done. >> jesse: can you get along about p obamacare and help out with that. that is unravelling. >> we need to see the proposal from the republican ares. je >> jesse: it is top secret. >> we sent a letter to the president p talking about tax reform and infrastructure and those are two big areas that we talk about p common ground. >> jesse: tax reare form. top rate down and middle-class taxes cut. you have to agree that taxes are too high. we are paying half of our paycheck. >> property taxes. >> jesse: we have state an

i am jesse watters. the president president claimed in a series of saturday tweets, former president obama had his telephones at trump tower wiretaps. let's begin with fox news correspondent who joins us from the white house. leland, besides what had been tweeted about, what has the white house set about this today >> not much of anything in terms of evidence to support the president's claims, or for that matter, senior staff coming out and offering a full defense of what the president tweeted yesterday morning. the president arrived here a couple minutes ago. he did not take any questions. early this morning we got a paper statement from sean spicer, the white house press secretary thing reports concerning politically motivated investigations ahead of it elections are very troubling. president trump is representative questing that the congressional intelligence committee exerciser oversight authority to determine whether powers were abused in 2016. neither the white house nor the president will comment

jesse: flattery will get you everywhere. last time i saw you i presented you with a signed autograph of myself, have you hung it on the wall? >> oh, yes. jesse: that's fake news. do you think you will close the deal upon obamacare? >> it's complex not for the ordinary reasons. it's complex because you take this group and you make them happy, and they become unhappy and it's back and forth. we are going to get something done. i think it will be terrific and it will be so much better than obamacare which doesn't really exist. because if you allow it to exist for another year, it will implode. just walk away for one year, they will come back, the democrats. if you gave them a democrat bill to approve, they wouldn't approve it. they wouldn't give you one vote. it's been that way for years. if i put together a perfect democrat bill on healthcare or anything else for them to stein, you wouldn't get one vote. it's a pretty bad deal. jesse: people like senator rand paul who you killed during the debate could mess this thing up >> ra

. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: hi, i am jesse watters in for bill o'reilly.nks for watching a special edition of "the o'reilly factor." we'll get to the top story. democrats attempt to sabotage the agenda. jeff sessions is under mounting fire from the left after the disclosure that he must choice with the russian ambassador to the united states in the presidential campaign last year. some protesters are seeingte moe sinister things behind the outrage. >> this story is not about jeff sessions. this story is not about illegal talks between trump and the campaign people. this story is barack obama and the democratic party attempting to sabotage the trump presidency and force him to be impeached or resign. >> joining us from austin, texas, karl rove. former senior advisor to president george bush. it is leakers leaking stuff to the press orrm you have this theory where former president obama is holed up somewhere and orchestrating this devious counterespionage campaign and laying landmines throughout the administration trying to derail president trump. how do you

: is jesse way off? >> juan: he's the ee pitt my of sont at this. i'm surprise the. >> jesse: you look surprised juan. >> juan: most of these leaks, apparently, if i'm watching what's going on, sean spicer and the president think they're in-house and people close to the president. give us your cell phones. whose cell phones. >> jesse: do you think kellyanne is leaking? >> juan: i don't know. >> jesse: maybe bare ron trump is leaking. i'm going to give you your national inquiry back. >> juan: if i'm saying give me your cell phones that's not my people that's trump people. i have to imagine if president trump says where are these leaks coming from, he had better get a hold of all the people he's been calling nazzis, all the people feel threatened in the state department. >> jesse: i just don't think sean spicer is leaking to the washington post about bad things coming out of the trump administration. doesn't make sense. >> kimberly: or bad things about himself. dana, voice of reason. >> dana: it's because

jesse watters is my man crush.xing. i'm her brother from another mother. remember this is my world. right now on justice. every single one has a hand full of republicans we're back to the drawing board. the vice president doing what much of america is doing tonight. blaming congress for the epic fail. and i have some blame to throw myself into nights opening statement. plus there was additional unmasking that was done. the list of bliss of new details about president trumps claims that he and his team were spied on.

jesse watters is my man crush. when i grabbed i grow up i want to be like jesse waters.nd they also tweet are you related to maxing. i'm her brother from another mother. that is it for tonight. show players how to celebrate appropriately on the field. finally they say players are better in road games thanks to tender. back to you.

kimberly guilfoyle in for jesse.he idea of a sitting president wiretapping the next commander-in-chief is almost inconceivable. but that's if the news breaking tonight. the president wrote in a series of tweets. terrible. just found out obama had my wires tached in trump tower just before the victory. nothing found. this is mccarthyism. is it proper for a sitting president to be wiretapping just before an election. turned bun by court earlier. a new low. how far has president obama gone to tap my phones just before the election. this is nixon watergate. bad or sick guy. tontony shaffer, great to see y. explosive news. this happened this morning. you were on "fox and friends" talking about it. some information and news has developed throughout the day. confirming what you have said this morning on the fox news channel. tell where we stand now. >> we stand where you were talking about earlier with everral go dough. for discovering probable cause. a candidate had contacts with foreign nations and were being looked at fo

it was called jesse lurks after this beautiful -- it was called jesse's law, after this beautiful young laid dix and all it said u when i learned how the events unfolded, her parents david and kate traveled to michigan for her surgery. they traveled to michigan and they told her doctors in and the hospital personnel that she was a recovering addict. and however after jesse's surgery -- and she confirmed it. she says, yes, i'm -- i've struggled and i'm clean and i am a proud and i want to get healthy and get my leg injury fixed and run that marathon. and after jesse's surgery, the discharging doctor who said he didn't know she was a recovering addict -- now, the parents were there when she was admitted. she told them. they ask, do you have any allergies, penicillin, you know? you would have thought they would have flagged it. they sent her home. they sent her home with a prescription for 50 oxy-- 50 o oxycodone because they did not know, because her records had not been properly identified that she was very prone, you know, being a recovering addict to any type of opiate. there are other

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it was an evening of celebration for jorge's birthday with his son jesse and jesse's girlfriend. jesse's mom - who remained close friends with his dad after they split years back - bought them tickets to the warriors game.the three contined their night to their favorite spot - beauty bar on mission and 19th .the two say their dad stepped out for some fresh air before leaving for home.but when they came out to look for him they saw and ambulance drive off and their dad no where in sight. "we went outside and there were police officers everywhere and there was commotion everywhere.""by the time we walked out of beauty bar there was caution tape everywhere we really didn't know what was going on."it was only when they showed up to san francisco general hospital that they learned their dad was shot several times in the back."maybe walking away from whatever argument we don't know but it definitely looked like he was walking away."the martinez family say their dad was an extremely happy and fun loving man.they don't know who did this or why. "not knowing is the hardest thing on top of

his name is jesse a lens. we have brought some esteemed panelists who will contextualize that intersection between sports, race, and also allow us to engage in a more powerful dialogue about how we all move forward from there. to begin, i want to start a foot derek. -- start off with derek. he has covered sports and race and can offer a bit of context for us. in times of turbulent and unrest, do we as americans look to athletes and other public heroes for guidance or inspiration? >> thanks a lot. [laughter] everybody.g, me it's a complex answer because there is a part of me that certainly wished this did not have to be, as you frame. the african-americans, because of oppression, have been forced respect,ays to gain acceptance that white americans have never had to do. story,s been an unending from jack johnson to jesse kareem abdul-jabbar, muhammad ali, and even today with lebron james, colin kaepernick. so, in a perfect world, for instance, if there was a perfect world of opportunity, the nfl would not be two

but podcast host jesse meye says that's exactly what a moral government ought to do.ead, jesse, you first. >> there is no such thing as a market free of government intervention. in order to have an economy, commerce, finance, complex trade, debt resolution -- john: some governments enforce fairness. >> a massive government, the largest government programs are contract enforcement, property rights and resolution of debt. without those -- [laughter] john: the biggest programs are entitlements. >> the biggest program are entitlements, the regulatory agencies that actually reject contracts, they tell us that we cannot contract. [laughter] unless we abide by some guidelines or some bunch of bureaucrats have determined. i can't take whatever drug i want, i have to get permission from the fda. i can't, i can't build whatever automobile i want, ask google, you have to get permission -- john: all right. let's go back to this, the moral thing -- and i think most people agree with jesse on this -- is that life's unfair, government should step in and make it better. and you, the

a special jesse watters starts now. -- "watters world" starts now. ♪ when jesse: "watters world" is onabout? >> the biggest tax cut since megyn, probably bigger than reagan. jess rsh do you think president obama want you to succeed he has been nice to me but this peoplen't been nice to me jesse: "watters world" will never be the say as we take to the sky with the commander-in-chief. it's hard to remember when you are up to hour a

jess: how many did you have? shawn: i should be fine. jess: you should be?officer: go on and step out of the vehicle for me. bud: see ya, buddy. good luck! so, it turns out buzzed driving and drunk driving, they're the same thing and it costs around $10,000. so not worth it. maria: it was a good week for technology. the nasdaq leading the major indices. google and facebook soord to new highs. snap after that huge debut fell again friday. sam stovall and bob doll back with me. when you look at technology is that where you want to be because that's the growth story? >> yes. technology, strong balance sheet. amazing free cash flow. they are the biggest been fisheries of the repatriation. maria: the valuations had such a great performance the last couple weeks. bob: their earnings back to what we talked about, their earnings are pretty good. technology comes in lots of different stripes. some are very expensive with business models you can say i don't understand. but you have lots of companies selling -- am, even after its run is not expensive. microsoft and wha

jesse: he has authority. is not authority under the biggest banks and they get the designation which subjects them to more regulation. other firmss under that have been designated through the process and probably recall metlife sued the government to get out of the burdensome constraints. to get electric sold off under it. the senate republicans want probably more firms to get out of these constraints or never put in them in the first place. designated inre now you have lawmakers writing a memo. what is new and a memo from these lawmakers? i can imagine there's opposition to the f-stop and how it regulates? jesse: they have a presidential regulates -- administration there probably agrees. a letter like this with the obama administration would probably go to the dustbin. a treasury secretary there probably things it is not transparent enough and think that there's been some sort of the decision and who is designated know who is not. and probably does not really believe that many firms beyond the big banks shou

when you talk to jesse, you don't look into his eyes.ans per not just being good looking, for not just the great acting you do, but you have done a lot. before we get into your activism and the work you started doing in the community, let's talk about "grey's anatomy." congratulations on that. you guys are growing strong. >> thank you. ( applause ) appreciate that. >> trevor: and in the episode coming up tomorrow they wouldn't let us play it because they're like there are some great twists in it. >> yeah. >> trevor: this is now your character going up on the of the hospital for the first time-- >> yeah, it's kind of my own show. i'm narrating it. usual usually narrated by ellen pompeo. it's like a separate little movie that follows my character and his relationships, ultimately, where he ends up possibly meeting his father for the first time. so yes, it's kind of his own little deal. >> trevor: you're not just doing "grey's anatomy." you're doing an episode for the smithsonian channel. >> i narrated the obama years. >> trevor: is that li

when you talk to jesse, you don't look into his eyes.ans per not just being good looking, for not just the great acting you do, but you have done a lot. before we get into your activism and the work you started doing in the community, let's talk about "grey's anatomy." congratulations on that. you guys are growing strong. >> thank you. ( applause ) appreciate that. >> trevor: and in the episode coming up tomorrow they wouldn't let us play it because they're like there are some great twists in it. >> yeah. >> trevor: this is now your character going up on the of the hospital for the first time-- >> yeah, it's kind of my own show. i'm narrating it. usual usually narrated by ellen pompeo. it's like a separate little movie that follows my character and his relationships, ultimately, where he ends up possibly meeting his father for the first time. so yes, it's kind of his own little deal. >> trevor: you're not just doing "grey's anatomy." you're doing an episode for the smithsonian channel. >> i narrated the obama years. >> trevor: is that li

jess varnish‘s allegations of sexism last year plunged british cycling into crisis.en really hard. i've been really low. nothing has been in control, everything has been out of control. out of my control. i had nobody to turn to within the organisation. i was just sort of left on my own. coach shane sutton, who dropped varnish from the squad for the rio 0lympics last year, was found to have used sexist language towards her, but was cleared of eight of nine allegations against him. he resigned, but denies wrongdoing. according to a draft report of an investigation leaked to the daily mail, findings of an internal review into varnish‘s allegations were reversed by british cycling's board. i am relieved that the truth is coming out. i have been pulled from pillar to post just to get this, and to see that it was a cover—up is huge. in a statement, british cycling admitted it did not pay sufficient care and attention to the well—being of staff, but it said that reforms were under way. those people who say it is sour grapes because you weren't selected for rio, you will ha

jess varnish‘s allegations of sexism last year plunged british cycling into crisis.lly hard. i've been really low. nothing has been in control, everything has been out of my control. out of my control. i had nobody to turn to within the organisation. i was just sort of left on my own. coach shane sutton, who dropped varnish from the squad for the rio olympics last year, was found to have used sexist language towards her, but was cleared of eight of nine allegations against her. he resigned, but denies wrongdoing. according to a draft report of an investigation leaked to the daily mail, findings of an internal review into varnish‘s allegations were reversed by british cycling's board. i am relieved that the truth is coming out. i have been pulled from pillar to post just to get this, and to see that it was a cover—up is huge. in a statement, british cycling admitted it did not pay sufficient care and attention to the well—being of staff, but it said that reforms were under way. those people who say it is sour grapes because you weren't selected for rio, you will have

laura: what else did president trump tell jesse watters?d go inside air force one with the president of the united states tonight on "watters world". that is after the fox report tonight at 8:00 o'clock eastern. for the first time since taking office, vice president tense is in florida. we will bring you all the news as it breaks. supreme court nominee goes if you have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis like me, and you're talking to your rheumatologist about a medication... ...this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain... ...and protect my joints from further damage. humira has been clinically studied for over 18 years. humira works by targeting and helping to... ...block a specific source... ...of inflammation that contributes to ra symptoms. it's proven to help relieve pain and... ...stop further joint damage in many adults. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened, as have blood, liver, and nervous sys

the inovats ===jess/xt close= te fhigher pa the ns inext. jess/ >>> finally tonight, the viral video that's been viewed over 84 million times and counting. people just can't stop laughing at these kids interrupting their dad at the worst possible moment. and now the family is speaking out about what you didn't see behind the scenes. here's nbc's kelly cobiella. >> reporter: tonight, professor robert kelly says he still won't go near his phone. >> airplane mode or whatever for a while. i've turned off twitter alerts and facebook alerts and i'm not even going near youtube. >> reporter: the viral fallout from that video, kelly in his home office trying to explain south korean politics live on the bbc when his daughter sashes in and then his son and then his frantic wife, spawning copycats from italy to "the tonight show." today, professor kelly was bravely back on camera, this time trying to explain how it all went down. >> i've been doing tv for a while. >> most of the time he locks the door. >> reporter: the 4-year-old's adorable swagger, she

joining me is michael steele and jess mcintosh. by the way, sucker's bucket is a great coinage. it's very good and also true. believe me, buddy, bucket three is when your ship comes in. like, okay. >> that's right. that's right. >> i just thought it illustrated the core -- who is this bill for? there's no core constituency for the bill. it's not -- it's like it's reverse engineered around a set of compromises or whatever it is and i don't know among voters or among politicians that there is anyone there that the center is demanding this. >> well, the interesting thing is that no lessons were learned from the 2009 of the obama administration to do obamacare. it's the same argument that could have been made there, that the core constituency at best was loose and it was largely made up and played to by, you know, members of congress and that's the focus here. it's not on the street. this isn't a bill that's on the street as evidenced by polling that you showed. 34% of americans say that will do. the others say, hell no, we don't want this. the whole play is to get it through the ho

. ♪ >> hi, i am jesse watters' in for bill o'rielly. we'll get to the top story.emocrats attempt to sabstage. there is a disclosure that he met twice with the russian ambassador in the presidential campaign. some protestors are seeing more sinister things. >> this story is not about jeff sessions or illegal talks

. >> jesse: if the session's staff was competent as the factor staff they would have let him know it was hanging out there. next up on the run dawn. a wave of leaks. is the press instigating illegal acts by reporting on them. that debate is up coming. you could spend days weeding through financial documents to refinance your home. or, you could push that button. [rocket launching]

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jessie williams jesse williams is here in the green room. hello, jesse williams.y hi to the people. the fruit and croissants is just for you. >> i was just -- >> good to see you. >> if you're just joining us, you missed a great show. >> more to come. >> right now time to show us this morning's headlines. this is a very sad story. three women suffered permanent eye damage after stem cells were injected into their eyes. they had undergone an unproven treatment in 2015 at a private carolina uk in sunrise, florida. one woman went completely blind. they were being treated for macular degeneration. an fda spokeswoman said she could not comment on whether an investigation had been conduc d conducted. >>> and t"the wall street journal" talks about chicken being produced from something not chicken. meat could eventually be produced more humanely and efficiently that way. those who sample the product say it tastes like chicken. >>> alternative dare milk have a spike in popularity. u.s. sales made out of plant reached nooerm $2 billion in 2015. dare milk sales have dropped b

. >> i was busted when jesse was born. >> though his 15-year-old son, jesse, is only a short distancean only communicate with him through letters. they write to each other frequently. >> said what's up, dad. said he's working out. he wants me to make him a list of exercises so he can get healthy. he requested some legs and some arms. i think in juvenile hall they still got weights to work out on. >> briceno says he hopes jesse will follow his workout routine but not his life as a gang-banger. >> you know, everybody wants your children to be successful and succeed in life and be somebody. you know? but, you know, he's young. he's a teenager. sometimes he don't make the best decisions, you know? you can't force it. you know, it's like you can bring a horse to the water. but you can't make it drink, you know. ultimately, they're going to make their own decisions. >> though he has never been charged with murder, briceno made it cheer that when he was jesse's age, some of his decisions ended in violence. >> i was just treacherous. you know? i was just a gunner. when fools hear my name, i w

jesse gary in the south bay. thank you. >>> san francisco is known across the country for its progressive values. now it may be the most aggressive city for breast- feeding moms. the plan to require every san francisco business to provide a place for new moms to pump. >> i think what happened she tumbled off of the trail and you know being blind, she really -- she gets disoriented. >>> a blind dog. this one you are looking at here spent more than a week lost in the santa cruz mountains. how a neighbor carried the dog home. >>> momentum is gaining steam for the raiders possible move to las vegas. the latest word from nfl owners that may vote for relocation as early as this month. >>> and we are tracking the warm-up. it warmed up today but tomorrow and the next day we will see 70s. i will show you how warm it will get in your backyard. >> now to the raid errs -- raiders and more talk with a possible move. there is talk about four nfl owners and all momentum is towards the owners approving a relocation. he tweeted t

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all of that was exclusively the work of jesse white. when the book was completed, wyke even proposed naming himself as the actual author of the book. herndon, who usually let wyke have his own way, retorted if he the principal author, they would think the book was fiction and would not read it. herndon was probably right about this, but he never protested or wyke hadd what written. their papers leave no doubt that when herndon protested, he protested often in the later phase of the collaboration, wyke, who lived in another state, ignored the changes and corrections. in there many changes text of the biography that simply do not reflect herndon's own knowledge or appeals for which wyke is responsible. particularly glaring example that i have pointed out elsewhere is weik 's treatment of lincoln's fatalism. declared in a number of letters the most important thing about lincoln, it is unrecognized by his admiring public was that lincoln was an embittered fatalist. one of the quotes given from leonard sweat by an earlier speaker makes that

jesse gary thrive now from the hayward police department, the lead agency in this investigation. jesse. >> reporter: julie, right now investigators still trying to confirm the identity of the man who was on the ran. they aren't giving us the name. they are giving us a vague description. they are warning members they he could be armed. he is definitely danger. the chain of events began after an alameda task force spotted a bmw carrying the four suspects in the parking lot of the city view apartment complex. that's when the investigators say the driver rammed the police cruiser prompting to officers to open fire. >> there is officer safety and public safety concerns. they were on a rash of robberies and they were doing lots of damage in the south county area as far as victimize g and robbing people -- viment ct imizin and robbing people t16-year-old a lane a was killed by police gun fire. one male suspect was arrested one female suspect questioned and released. one male suspect is still on the loose. two fremont police officers were injured during the class with the four suspects y