kelly? kelly: bryan llenas, thank you.ra: and we're also being told that the woman at the center of the landmark roe v. wade ruling, norman mccorps i have, has died. a journalist confirming that she died of heart failure this morning at an assisted living facility in her home state of texas. known as jane roe in the ruling, became an activist for reproductive rights after filing a lawsuit that led to the 1973 decision. the ruling established abortion as a constitutional right. she later reversed her option and lent her support to pro-life causes. a main figure in one of america's most contentious legal cases, she was 69 years old. kelly: we are awaiting the start of president trump's campaign rally in florida. you can see the crowd is swelling. we'll take you live there when it begins in the next hour. >>> meanwhile, a march is underway in minneapolis, and more are expected across the country. why demonstrators are showing up in large numbers. >>> plus, there's growing concern about that damaged dam in oroville, california

secretary kelly: mr. chairman, i think some members of this committee, and certainly -- thes as well executive order was developed, certainly, before -- began to be developed before he became secretary of homeland security. ofi became secretary homeland security, before the inauguration. just after the inauguration, my had some initial cuts. some changes were made. on --ird one was released late on a friday. we knew it was going to be released that day. the desire was to get it out. the thinking was to get it out potentially people who might be coming here to harm us would not take advantage of period of time in which they could jump on an airplane and get here. that was the thinking. in retrospect -- this is all on me, by the way -- i should have delayed a just a bit so i could talk to members of congress, particularly the leadership of committees like this to prepare them for what was coming, although i think most people would agree that this has been a topic of president trump's certainly during his ca

kelly.l carl reporting from our la bureau. kelly. >> mideast diplomacy, how the region is reacting to the new administration. plus president trump national security adviser in the spotlight after a bomb shell report on his alleged communications with russia, the details on that next managing my diabetes has been a struggle. i considered all my options with my doctor, who recommended once-daily toujeo®. now i'm on the path to better blood sugar control. toujeo® is a long-acting insulin from the makers of lantus®. it releases slowly, providing consistent insulin levels for a full 24 hours, proven full 24-hour blood sugar control, and significant a1c reduction. and along with toujeo®, i'm eating better and moving more. toujeo® is a long-acting, man-made insulin used to control high blood sugar in adults with diabetes. it contains 3 times as much insulin in 1 milliliter as standard insulin. don't use toujeo® to treat diabetic ketoacidosis, during episodes of low blood sugar, or if you're allergi

kelly. kelly: all right. kristin fisher from the white house, thank you. julie. julie: a fox news alert now, the democratic national committee just wrapping up one round of voting in atlanta as party leaders try to elect a new national party chairman who will help rebuild the party after a bruising loss in the november presidential election. jonathan serrie joins us live from atlanta with more, and, jonathan, how close is the dnc to picking a chairman? >> reporter: in theory, very close. we're now in the process of counting ballots from round two, and just before the balloting began, all of the trailing candidates dropped out of the race. so now the field has narrowed down just to the two front-runners, only two candidates. they include tom perez, he served as labor secretary under president obama and enjoys the support of the democratic party establishment. listen. >> a united democratic party is not only our best hope, it is donald trump's worst nightmare! >> reporter: but perez faces stiff competition from

>>> tonight, regis philbin takes on kelly ripa. their bad blood exposed. >> she got very offended. when i left. never once did they ask me to go back. >> was he shunned from the show he started and when we learned about kelly's side of the story. >> what does n'sync think of the britney spears movie? >> it didn't happen, guys. >> what really happened with the scenes with jt and britney. >> it is hilarious. >> chrissy teigen, body conscious confession. >> i weighed myself three times a day. >> what inspired her to strip down just five months after baby. >> and matt damon's plot to ruin the oscars for host jimmy kimmel. >> what? >> sad chris rock isn't hosting the show, someone who is actually funny. >> now for february 16, 2017, this is "entertainment tonight." >> his carousel of guest hosts continue to spin on live with kelly. but one star we haven't seen is -pher original star, regis philbin. >> now, regis spilling all and the picture he is painting is not pretty. >> you keep in kuch with kelly ripa? >> not really, no. >> no? >> did they ask you to come back for a day? >> not once

kelly o'donnell for us at 1600. stand by. this is going to happen in mexico city at any moment of we will go back to mexico city when we hear secretary of state rex tillerson again to he sp. kasie hunt is also standing by for us. she is at the cpac conference in national harbor maryland. in maryland we are expecting to hear from reince priebus and steve bannon, fair to say reclusive steve bannon. this is not a guy you see and hear a lot of, especially on television. what can we expect? >> reporter: it's not a common thing to see steve bannon out on stage. i think you can read into the rest of the appearance surrounding bannon, which is that he is coming here with reince priebus. you can't really get more distinct in separating what was the conservative establishment republican party, reince priebus, leading the rnc for many years and being very close with people like scott whacker, the governor of wisconsin, and others in the establishment of the party. and steve bannon, who really represents this insurgent outsider wing. his

and this is where kelly clarkson will sit on sunday night. and coming up, the day she won her first grammy and the same day she was told she had cancer, that's on the way. from here at staples. nancy? >> the story you have to hear to believe. >> business is booming for lady gaga. nearly 2,000% since her super bowl triumph, and she's not going down anytime soon. albums spiking nearly 2,000 how does gaga follow up the super bowl? with secret hot pants, that look kind of similar it her halftime look. but the question today is, does she have a new man? >> was there wild and dangerous man with you after the super bowl to celebrate? >> i don't know. i would really just rather go with my outfit. >> you made her blush. >> "e.t." confirms gaga and dating talent agent christian marino. but gaga was head-to-toe in a tommy hilfiger fashion. cindy crawford's kids were there and so was kris jenner who gave an update on kim kardashian's life four months after the robbery. >> kris, how is kim doing? >> good. she just testiiied. it is a process. >> also a pro

el texto forzÓ esta aclaración del secretario john kelly, ayer, en medio de su viaje.humanamente y regresarlos a sus paÍses de origen tan rÁpido como fuera posible". este avocado --abogado que fue fiscal de ice, supervisando deportaciones, dice que la orden no es nueva, es parte de la ley de naturalizaciÓn y ice ya la ha aplicado, en la frontera o fuera de Ésta. >> para evitar problemas le decÍa, de dÓnde eres, si me dices que desde mÉxico, te puedo sacar inmediatamente, si no, te tengo que reportar. el inmigrante decÍa entonces, soy de mÉxico. lourdes: kelly es diplomÁtico entonces. >> tratamos de remover a las personas de una manera diplomÁtica sus paÍses de origen. lourdes: y cree que el memorando serÁ modificado medida preocupa. -- perjudica a quienes quieren pedir asilo. >> las protecciones que tienen en este paÍs y la violaciÓn de las comunicaciones. lourdes: ante el rechazo del gobierno mexicano a esta directriz, es difÍcil imaginar cÓmo el departamento de seguridad nacional podrÍa implementarla. no solamente aumenta la tensiÓn entre los dos paÍses, segÚn expert

we should also mention secretary kelly, department of homeland security kelly is also in mexico city, all be meeting with the president in mexico shortly paired let's listen here to the translation that also go to hear from secretary tillerson momentarily. >> they participated first of all, we would like to express that and this visit, we are really honored and really thankful because it has taken place in a very key moment for e united states. as you know, there is a concern among mexicans about what has been perceived as policies that might be harmful for mexicans and for the mexican industry. i would like to say that this is the first meeting that we have with our counterparts. have had by bilateral intermediary meetings, but this is the first we've had as a group. these have been done after a few weeks of the administration and the position taken by rex tillerson and secretary kelly. for the united states, it is important to have their relationship with mexico and as for the mexican government, it is highly important for this relationship of the united states, and we would really

i'm kelly evans. some major records today on wall street, the dow up 115 points to close at 20,169 or so it settles out here. should be good enough for a new record by 70 points. a gain of better than half a percent. same for broad index s&p 500. look at that, taking the 2300 level for the first time. its prior record close was 2298. nasdaq composite hitting its third straight record close with 5715 on the back of its gain of half a percent or a little more than that today. consistent gains with the dow, s&p and nasdaq across the board and record highs for all three averages as well. what about the russell small cap? the best performer of nearly 1.5%. still points shy of their record high of 1388. transports are well below 9468 where they closed at a high water mark. 9331 is where we stand on that key benchmark. we'll talk about what got us here in a moment. we're also turning our attention to the earnings after the bell. susan li will cover expedia for us, julia boorstin is all over news corp., activ

so many words john kelly there on the hill.ack keane, fox news military analyst listening to this as well. general, i guess it's fine in hindsight if you were given a redo. this administration does not at this point. >> that is absolutely refreshing to hear general kelly. i mean, we haven't heard a cabinet secretary like that take full responsibility for an action that was taken. he is admitting. he has never been in this position before. they put something out prematurely and not properly coordinated the way he wants it to be coordinated. he should have discussed it with members of congress to be sure and assuming responsibility for some of the early problems that executive order had. which we know they're real. >> bill: you call it refreshing. >> very refreshing. it has been like eight years. >> bill: centcom yesterday the president was there. what did you take away from his message in terms of the war and how he will execute it, general? >> well, what i think is happening to us and the pentagon, in fact, will have to make an

ryan: first off, i had a long talk with secretary kelly yesterday and i'm very pleased and confident that he's, on a going forward basis, make sure things are done correctly. the president has a responsibility to the security of this country. go back, remember when we had the paris shooting, remember when we heard about credible intelligence that isis was trying to infiltrate refugee populations? we passed, i think it was called the safe act, with 289 votes. to take a pause in the refugee program, to improve our vetting standards. that bill went through the house and didn't go anywhere in the senate. so what is happening is something that we support, which is we need to pause and we need to make sure that the vetting standards are up to snuff so we can guarantee the safety and security of our country. that is what this does. we want that goal to be achieved. i support the refugee resettlement program. we're a generous country. it's important. but we can be generous and watch our national security at the same time. that's why i'm confident that secretary kelly, along with other cabine

general kelly is an extremely talented man and a very good man, now secretary kelly, homeland security. we are doing our job. he's a great man. we're doing our job and one of the reasons you probably heard that we did it so quickly. in fact, i said, let's give a one-month notice and then law enforcement and general kelly was so great and said, we knew about everything. we do things well. we did things right. but the law enforcement people said to me, oh, you can't give a notice because if you give a note, you'll be tough in one month from now and one week. i suggested a month and i said, what about a week? they said, you can't do that because then people will pour in before the toughness goes. do you people agree? you know more about law than anybody in law enforcement. so i wanted to give like a month. i said, what about a week? they said, you'll have a whole pile of people, perhaps, perhaps, with very evil intentions coming in before the restrictions. so there it is, folks. it's as plain as you can have it. i didn't, and i was a good student. i understand things. i comprehend very we

welcome, leslie. >> thanks, kelly.nd bad stuff to describe some of the exuberance he sees in the markets right now. he said at these extremes the market is baiting investors to do the wrong thing. so what's ubben been doing? >> what that means at the top is you're not deploying capital, you're mr. no, right. and that's where i would be right now. so i'm disinvesting. i got 3 billion in cash. >> now cash represents about 20% of his $16 billion portfolio and while the markets have been cheering tax cuts and loosening regulation, ubben is focused on the longer term risks. he says everything about trump i think is inflationary. it's the last thing anybody is worried about. ubben said tax reform would be positive but said the devil's in the details. he also spoke about the investment he made in morgan stanley last summer before donald trump's victory sent financial stocks soaring. he got super lucky because he didn't expect trump to win and, quote, all of a sudden regulatory relief looks to be on the horizon. rates are goin

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and he did so until tillerson and kelly were in the air down there.cans were expecting this to be an agenda but it made for a chilly reception for secretary of state tillerson andel -- and kelly. >> translator: we do not agree on the recent measures that were stated by the government of the united states that affect mexico. we have expressed our concern about the increase of deportations. >> and the mexicans do seem to be caught off guard. normally you have the white house rolling out a policy several days before the visit. there is time for dust to clear and the aides to set the meetings. but today you had secretary kelly walking back the comments by donald trump that this was a military operation. secretary tillerson said that the ra realizes mexico is a sovereign country. this is similar to when the president talked about the border wall and mexico paying for it. and which really blindsided him and forced the president to cancel the meeting. he told tillerson and there were a lot of hurt feelings. >> it was the mexican president who canceled his vi

kelly. kelly. ( suspenseful theme playing ) boy: back, back! get back!adian. let's get that out! come on, justin! right to him! strike one! bullock: come on, guys! justin! strike two! boy: one more, baby. one more! boy 2: come on, justin! ( thrilling theme playing ) oh. oh! come on! slide! slide! slide! you're... out! ( cheering & applause ) we won! we did it! ( yells indistinctly ) ( squawks, hisses ) it was a hell of a hit, son. i'm proud of you, man. i'm really proud of you. hey, who wants a beer? what are you doing? we're celebrating. you deserve it. wait. nonalcoholic. what's the damn point? ( chuckles ): just drink it, man. there you go. all right, guys... want you to listen up. i wanna tell you something. in all my years of being associated with baseball teams, being around 'em, seeing 'em, whatever... i gotta tell you, this is my favorite team. i'm real proud of you guys. you played your asses off against... well, pretty... pretty big odds, i guess. but, uh... look at those little bastards over there. well... let's go get this over with, okay? on

dice que cree que tillerson y kelly tendrÁn discusiones estupendas para avanzar. primero que abarquen durante sus reuniones en esta capital. garay y el secretario tillerson ofrecerÁn una rueda de prensa conjunta maÑana. enrique: antes de viajar a mÉxico, el secretario de seguridad interna, john kelly, estuvo en guatemala. dijo que la intenciÓn del gobierno de donald trump no es la deportaciÓn masiva, aunque los hechos demuestran lo contrario. erika: el secretario de seguridad john kelly arribÓ a guatemala en lo que serÍa su primer visita a un paÍs latino americano, despuÉs de la reuniÓn con el presidente de guatemala jimmy morales, y con autoridades de migraciÓn, dijo que donald trump habÍa redoblado la seguridad en las fronteras. >> tenemos la misiÓn de interceptar a las personas que estÁn ingresando ilegalmente. tambiÉn, que se les trate de manera humana y que se retorne a su paÍs inmediatamente. erika: el secretario de seguridad john kelly reconociÓ que intentar llegar a suelo estadounidense serÍa muy peligroso. >> mi sugerencia serÍa que consideran el viaje a

kelly? supervisor ye?e. >> i'm curious what you see in the next five years in your role for the city. >> absolutely. recruitment and retention is always a huge issue in succession planning right now, i'm working on trying to recruit a director for the department of technology that will be here with the city the next five years technology is becoming everything is tied to technology we're becoming much more smart that is infrastructure we need here in government to be efficient and succeed. we're also working on with supervisor peskin. on our building codes and safety of tall buildings that fits with the resiliency and implementation program making sure not only our infrastructure is resill ant but private infrastructure. brian strong not only leads capital plan but our resiliency plan. we're looking at customer experience with nancy and the department of technology how we as a city can provide better customer service to our constituent we look at how to streamline our procedure to make it easier for us to

it's like an easy thing to do, but it's super soulful. >> august 18, 2014, kelly is on a shoot for a line of pro skate boards. >> the weather was perfect that day, sunny, clear skies, like 75, classic california stuff. that's like free riding style, riding out in the hills, no leathers, enjoying the hill. i was throwing down for the video. that was clutch. yeah, i was skating really hard. >> and also breaking the law, crossing the double yellow line. in the essence of california's skate speed, kelly describes what it feels like to be in the danger zone. >> you're in the apex, the vortex, and you are just feeling utopia through the tips of your skateboard, your surf board, whatever it is, and you are lost in the gnar getting at it. >> that's gnar, as in gnarly, and kelly's ride is about to get very gnarly. >> skateboarding at speed is an interesting sensation because you get this feeling of holding on, barely in control, like right on the edge. i just got to that bottom section and just start like pinning it. >> at 60 miles an hour, a helmet and slide gloves are kelly's only protectio

kelly? supervisor ye?e. >> i'm curious what you see in the next five years in your role for the city. >> absolutely. recruitment and retention is always a huge issue in succession planning right now, i'm working on trying to recruit a director for the department of technology that will be here with the city the next five years technology is becoming everything is tied to technology we're becoming much more smart that is infrastructure we need here in government to be efficient and succeed. we're also working on with supervisor peskin. on our building codes and safety of tall buildings that fits with the resiliency and implementation program making sure not only our infrastructure is resill ant but private infrastructure. brian strong not only leads capital plan but our resiliency plan. we're looking at customer experience with nancy and the department of technology how we as a city can provide better customer service to our constituent we look at how to streamline our procedure to make it easier for us to

kelly? supervisor ye?e. >> i'm curious what you see in the next five years in your role for the city. >> absolutely. recruitment and retention is always a huge issue in succession planning right now, i'm working on trying to recruit a director for the department of technology that will be here with the city the next five years technology is becoming everything is tied to technology we're becoming much more smart that is infrastructure we need here in government to be efficient and succeed. we're also working on with supervisor peskin. on our building codes and safety of tall buildings that fits with the resiliency and implementation program making sure not only our infrastructure is resill ant but private infrastructure. brian strong not only leads capital plan but our resiliency plan. we're looking at customer experience with nancy and the department of technology how we as a city can provide better customer service to our constituent we look at how to streamline our procedure to make it easier for us to

kelly?w. >> dramatic twist. >> thank you. >>> back with the closing countdown in a couple of minutes. >>> the trump administration sending mixed signals on china and hollywood is clear where it stands. the great wall opens this weekend with matt damon. we'll look at what that means to the future of hollywood. >>> plus, we have much more on president trump's news conference coming your way. >> this isn't donald trump that divided a nation. we went eight years with president obama and we went many years before president obama. we lived in a divided nation and i am going to try, i will do everything within my power to fix that. iand i know a thingd, or two about trading. so i trade with*trade, where tr traders trade on a trademarked traplatform . get off the comper traitor! i won't. (cannon sound) mobility is very important to me. that's why i use e*trade mobile. it's on all my mobile dices, so it suits my mobile lifestyle and iteeps my investments fully mobile... even when i'm onhe me. sign up

i just found out you actually hosted "live with kelly" with kelly ripa.as the greatest job in the world. >> stephen: it's not hard? >> you talk to a cool actor, some chef comes in, you eat, you go home by noon. >> stephen: but you have to get up early. >> i don't mind. i'm old and i've got a kid. i get up at six anyway. i'm right down the street. >> stephen: how many kids do you have? >> just one. that's all i wanted, was one. this one came out and he's got the personality of his mother, when is loving and pathetic, and i just figured the seven one wo scissors. so i thought we'll keep that d.n.a.-- that gardell d.n.a. in the pocket, you know, what i mean? >> stephen: now, people, everybody here knows you from "mike & molly." >> there you go. remember? ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: "do you remember? do you remember?" they're not gold fish! , of course, they remember. >> but in today's world you know, gone. n

john kelly with rex tillerson. a diplomatic mission. ahead of their visit, a replica of the border wall burned in vera cruz. mexico furious with the administration's new plan to deport some undocumented immigrants to mexico even if they are not mexican. >> let me be very, very clear. there will be no, repeat, no, mass deportations. [ chanting ] >> reporter: but concerns over the new trump immigration policy now spilling into those contentious congressional town halls. >> you work for us. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: in arkansas, republican senator tom cotton grilled by little toby smith. >> how old are you? >> i'm almost 8, but i'm 7. >> reporter: laughter, but toby's point was very serious. >> donald trump makes mexicans not important to people who are in arkansas who like mexicans like me, my grandma and all my family. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: white house insists a lot of the anger we're seeing comes from professional protesters, but in arkansas, a woman stood up to say, no way. >> i'm mary story from fayetteville,

we're along kelly drive, philadelphia's iconic kelly drive along the schuylkill river. the schuylkill river is where we saw people really getting outside yesterday. they were on the water, enjoying their road time, and on this path along kelly drive, plenty of walkers, runners, joggers or people sitting on benches, soaking in the spring-like temperatures and people watching. they were thoroughly enjoying themselves. we caught up with a few more this morning planning on doing this same thing. what are you out here doing this morning? >> going for a nice walk, early morning, less people are out and enjoying the nice weather. have to do something while we have it. it's still february. it could snow a week from now for all we know. >> reporter: he's not kidding. we have, of course, seen sizable storms in march, even in april. so it is good reason to get outside and soak up the warmth, soak up the sun today. we'll be back in another half hour with how people are reveling in this spring-like weather. >> katy zachry live along kelly drive. >>> this morning four teenagers expec

your best bet kelly drive or martin luther king drive to get out of downtown. update on the 611 overturn tanker incident north bound lanes remain closed at street road, southbound is opened, update on the market frankford line they repaired enough car trains in order to put rush hour together, it is still no update on all those cracked cars, but, no buses will be running today, all trains will be making all stops and we are starting to see delays on the regional rails and some of the regional rail lines, the trains will be two cars short today because definitely bundle up if you are contracting mass transit. mike and alex, back over to you. >>> dozens of residents in bucks county are allowed back in their homes now. >> it was a wreck bob just talked b they were evacuated after a tanker crash in warrington spilling thousands of gallons of gasoline. what does it look like right now, jenny. >> reporter: well, they are still cleaning up the site. north bound lanes remain closed, however, southbound lanes have reopen. they were reopened about a half an hour ago. as

megyn kelly starts in the fall. last night at the awards, hoda told us, megyn can expecc a little hazing. >> i'm going to feed her wine until she passes out. we'll see how she reacts after three or four glasses. she's got a wild side. it's dark, like 50 shades. >> that will be a party. so will oscar night for justin timberlake because he scored his first nomination. he's talking all things j.t. in a new interview. >> favorite coordinated outfit. there's just so many. >> justin's confessing all and sharing the real reason they broke up. i was growing out of it. i felt like i cared more about the music than the other people in the group. j.t. didn't drop names but did share ttis wardrobe regret. >> there was a lot of questionable attire. and i think we may have been responsible for like 90% of it in that decade. so, sorry. >> the singer, actor, producer, daddy shared more in a fun little game of fishing for answers. >> what's the last picture you tookkon your phone. >> my son. >> what is your go-to cocktail? >> anythi

>> kelly, thank you very much. new york's attorney general eric schneiderman has a settlement of what was called the martin act case. this was against mauer reason greenberg and howard smith. basically what's happened is that this was a case that was brought in 2005 by eliot spitzer, then the attorney general, following the admission by aig that the company had engaged in certain improper reinsurance transactions while mr. greenberg was the company's ceo. as a result of this mr. greenberg has said that he agrees to settle the case brought by the office of the new york attorney general and as a result of that mr. greenberg and mr. smith have agreed to return the multi-million dollar bonuses that they received while the frauds were on aig's books. so it closes this particular chapter, kelly, of the aig saga. mr. greenberg saying he does agree to settle the case and he will disgeorge all bonuses made during that period of time. >> sue, does that amount to an admission of wrongdoing then? >> you know, all he said was -

kelly's bottom line is that u.s.izens come first. >> americans must feel safe to walk down the street, go to the mall or to a nightclub anywhere anytime. fear must not become the status quo as it has in some parts of the world. my responsibility and that of the tremendous men and women of the department is to carry out those lawful measures in a manner that best protects the safety of all americans. reporter: kelly was pressed by republicans and democrats for evidence that terrorists have actually gotten into the u.s. as refugees. >> you don't have any proof at this point? >> not until the boom. >> not until what? >> not until they act and blow something up or go into a mall and kill people. so we won't know until then. reporter: secretary kelly did not back away from the commitment to the border wall. they will build in the priority areas first. added some sections will rely on agents and sensors, rather than concrete or fencing. >> maybe places are too rugged to put a wall and we cover that with patrolling and tech

i think that when john kelly, retired general john kelly says there will be no military involvement, you have go to a john mccain chair of armed services committee, good luck to get the militarisation through john mccain. >> i think you're going to have some roadblocks. there are obviously people that are going to try to fight him on everything he does. and he has a mandate and part of his plan and he's going to figure out a way to do it even a great example how he was struck down by the court's on this first thing, he's willing as a deal maker to go back an redo the deal, standing here at c-pac, the people who elected him don't think it's not going well, they don't think he's going to hit a roadblock and disappear. donald trump is a fighter and there's a lot of rhino republicans that care about defeating him. i don't think he's going to be defeated easily an he says he's going to deliver on these things and he will continue to do it and the people who lelected him is who he is fighting hard for right now. everybody keeps implying he's not going to get it done, the same people who sa

kelly, i said it earlier today.were a boeing pr executive, you could not have written a better script complete with the president ending his speech to wild applause saying, god bless boeing. that's a pretty good day if you're boeing. >> phil, we're still split on whether it's mullenburg, mule len -- >> reporter: it is mullenburg. it is mullenburg. >> all right. phil lebeau for us in south carolina. thank you. >>> joining us on set is cnbc senior contributor, larry kudlow. tax reform and obamacare and do it right away? >> yes, as a matter of fact. i mean, i -- i think -- i'm not 100%, but i think this border adjustable thing is dead in the water, okay? i don't even want to go there. i think it's not got the political support. so, nonetheless, they've got to get stuff done, and my key point here is president trump needs ws. he needs ws. he needs legislative ws to show, okay? he needs wins. now they're going to go for the roll back of obamacare, and that will be in the first reconciliation bill which will pop up someti

she has highlights. >> hey, kelly.re saying it's for the best that sherry redstone decided not to recombine cbs and viacom. now he's on the hunt for more acquisitions. >> we'd like to look for more opportunities. more opportunities to build our existing businesses. our balance sheet is in great shape. right now so going forward we would like to get more scale. >> moonves also pointed to a number of new sources for growth, china where cbs is selling its shows, digital as well as channel inclusion in nu skinny bundles. moonves weighed in on the oscars where he witnessed the announcement of the wrong best picture. >> it's as big a screwup as i've ever seen. you know, as i said, all they have to do is give this guy an envelope and it says best picture and they didn't do that. so i'd be pretty annoyed. >> moonves says people will talk about these awards for a century. that didn't help ratings which were at a nine year low. guys. >> go ahead. >> yeah. >> as usual, we're sort of disagreeing here. i'm the big company guy. i gr

general maddis, general flynn, general kelly. i have known them all many years and i have worked very closely with them. i talked with general maddis again this morn. >> reporter: i also had a chance to speak with joni ernst about this. she is a republican and veteran and she's declining to take sides. she just hopes everybody can work together to improve the military. heather? >> heather: all right peter. so tell us about this. democrats taking sides in the fight. >> reporter: yeah. democratic senators are taking senator mccain's side. we know that because we polled a few of them over in the hallway. these democrats are telling us that they suggest mccain's knowledge of things like counter terror raids is just deeper than president trump, they think. and in a very rare show of support for someone from another party in the senate, this is what they're saying. >> i think anybody who questions john mccain understanding of the military and understanding of courage and a military context is not paying attention. >> when president tru

kelly: this is a fox news alert. i'm kelly wright in new york. 130,000 people are being told to get out of their homes in california because of the threat of a dasm break. this is the oroville dam you are looking at in california it's 80 miles north of sacramento. an emergency spillway has eroded thanks to recent heavy rainfalls which is causing the threat of the break. thousands of people were ordered from their homes. you can imagine what that would have looked like, 130,000 people getting out of the area to move to higher ground. many were told to go north to the town of chico. i'm told an emergency shelter has been set up. or ohville has 16 -- o -- orovie has 16,000 residents. the 770-foot dam is the nation's tallest. we are waiting a news conference from local safety and emergency management. adam housley is on the scene. and he tells us there are reports of homes actually get this, being looted after people have evacuated them. so what a nightmare that created. the scenario as adam was reporting earlier on our