and if you are in the louisville area come to louisville, berger boy, and and the pulse of people in how they react and what their thoughts are. >> you have to head into the kitchen, and the pancakes for it. >> the best part of being with the people. see you around. >> the hot seats get hotter for judge neil gorsuch. >> faces -- president obama's nominee. >> and henry live in washington dc where the drama is about to unfold. >> round one in a boxing match, taking a measure of each other, opening statements today, democrats get their first crack in terms of questioning the decisions as a federal judge. he presented himself as a consensus builder. democrats made their case, being an originalist, who has a strict view of the constitution, they believe that is a code for him standing up for the powerful at the expense of the middle-class. >> i am honored and humbled, pledge to each of you and the american people if confirmed i will do all my powers permit to be a faithful servant of the constitution and laws of this great nation. >> concern when i hear judge neil gorsuch is an originalis

we from louisville of the trump rally. among our guests tonight, newt gingrich, congressman jim jordan. also tonight, fbi director james comey, once again, center stage in a controversial moment of history. comey taking the highly unusual step of confirming an alleged collusion. comey refused to say whether or not fbi is investigating all of the leaks to led to resignation of michael flynn. >> i'm asking you to assure the american people. can you assure them it going to be investigated? >> i can't, i hope people watching now how seriously we take leaks of classified information. i have to draw that line, that is the right way to be. lou: we take that up and more with former attorney general michael mukasey. and tom dupree. >> it day one of confirmation hearing of supreme court nominee, judge gorsuch, white house confirms that gorsuch will be confirmed. but de democrats are doing their level best. >> good evening, a remar remarkable day on capitol hill, james comey testified before the house intelligence committee in a extr

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fox news alert, president trump just wrapped up his rally in louisville, kellyanne conway, speaker of the house paul ryan will join us in a few minutes but first here are some of the highlights of that speech.h. >> thursday is our chance to end obamacare and the obamacare catastrophe. and begin delivering the reforms are people deserve. i am confident that if we empower the american people, we will accomplish incredible things for our country. not just on health care. but all across our government. our struggling industries are going to be revitalized and ouro dying factories will come roaring back to life. >> sean: also tonight, fbi director comey testified before the house intelligence committee, earlier today. democrats, they all left propaganda destroyed trump media continued to ignore facts and t what is clearly now become a political witch hunt. that is tonight's opening monologue. after eight long months of pushing conspiracy theories one after another, liberals still refused to accept a simple truth. there's not one shred of evidence, none, showingtr collusion between presiden

late-night changes to the health care bill to drum up support at donald trump takes his rally to louisville. good morning. i am lauren simonetti. >> good morning. i'm dagen mcdowell, and for nicole petallides. lawmaker questions on day two. lauren: investors looking for more information the trump agenda. the dow fell 18 points yesterday. u.s. stock market futures are pointing higher, up 21 looking at the dow appeared 11 looking at the nasdaq. dagen: asian stocks reopening after slipping one third of 1% in china. the shanghai composite ended up a third of a percent. lauren: oil prices lost about 1%. they are rebounding today. talk about tech expanding reduction cuts up 1%. $48.73 a barrel. train to the yield on the 10 year treasury continuing to fall. just a little bit holding at 2.5% mark. lauren: also busy day for earnings. we'll hear from nike, fedex and general mills throughout the morning. dagen: in sports, tempers flair and the golden state gets the last laugh as they thought the vendor. oklahoma city and tom brady super bowl jersey reportedly stolen by a former mexican newspaper execu

he is now in louisville, kentucky. let's listen.nd applause] >> president trump: thank you. thank you, everybody. i am thrilled to be here in the great state of kentucky and the beautiful city of louisville! this place is packed. there are a lot of people outside who aren't good again but that's all right. we love them, too, right? we love them. we are the heartland of america and there is no place i would rather be then here with you tonight. our first republican president, abraham lincoln, was born right here in kentucky. that's not bad. the legendary pioneer daniel boone helped settle the kentucky frontier. and the great 19th century american statesman henry clay represented kentucky in the united states congress. henry clay believed in what he called the american system and proposed tariffs to protect american industry and finance american infrastructure. i am honored to be here today with many of your tremendous modern day leaders. we are joined tonight, and i want you to give them a nice hand, because he is on our side, got to

if you are in louisville come out and join us.rning a lot of folks showing up. a lot of folks hitting the rally last night president trump hitting the trail bringing the message to the people. if you thought there was a alaska enthusiasm. you should have been at the ample theater last night. they had to open up new sections to open up to flood of people who came out to see president trump. the message to them was let's get obamacare done over the course of his remarks. and we talked to people on the floor to get their reaction to the speech. this is what they had to say. >> we're right here up front. the rally about to starter. how long did you wait in line to get your great seats? >> since about 11:00 today. pete: 11:00 this morning. >> about eight and a half hours. pete: what motivates you to wait that long to see president trump. >> he has the persona and will to get things done. i support him 100% and go anywhere to go see him. >> i want to come out and show my appreciation for everything he is doing. and me and my wife. pete:

president donald trump wrapped up a rally in louisville, kentucky.t. >> one by one, they are being tracked down and thrown the hell out of our country and we will not let them back in. goodod evening, and welcome to tucker carlson tonight. comey's testimony may have dominated cable television but the president did not mention it. fbi director spent more than five hours on capitol hill,

nbc's mariana atencio is live for us in louisville.us about this event and the fol folks who have come out to hear from the vice president. >> reporter: so good morning from louisville, thomas. as you said, vice president mike pence expected to speak here soon. he'll be joined by the new republican governor, matt bebin, speaking before a small group of local business leaders about health care and the economy. no doubt the vice president will be sealing those good jobs report numbers that came out yesterday, but he is mainly here to sell one thing -- their health care program to replace obamacare. in kentucky president trump hoping to win over folks to the program, many of whom voted for him. he won kentucky by 63% of the vote, but who also voted for senator rand paul. rand paul has said obamacare needs to go, but he's also been very critical of the replacement program, saying it doesn't go far enough. and kentucky, thomas, if obamacare is repealed, will be one of the most affected states. here almost half a million kentuckians are curr

this time in louisville, kentucky. tonight, we will bring you the latest. also next up, this is why it's hard to cut back the size of government when you have mary poppins against you, that's tough stuff. julia andrews slamming th the president. hear what the actress had to say. like anything is possible here in upstate new york. ( ♪ ) at corning, i test smart glass that goes all over the world. but there's no place like home. there's always something different to do like skiing in the winter, jet skiing in the summer. we can do everything. new york state is filled with bright minds like samantha's. to find the companies and talent of tomorrow, search for our page, jobsinnewyorkstate on linkedin. [inaudible [simultaneous talking. >> the fact at this point the white house is a laughing stock. >> that's right. >> this is a risk is that other countries are allies. people just to your point are not going to want to deal with us. that's the phrase that i've heard repeatedly. liz: media bias, saying president trump was the q

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

we'll have special coverage from louisville of the trump rally.ur guests tonight, newt gingrich, congressman jim jordan. also tonight, fbi director james comey, once again, center stage in a controversial moment of history. comey taking the highly unusual step of confirming an

and president trump on the road to louisville, kentucky tomorrow night. health care expected to be a main focus for him, we will begin this hour with the confirmation hearing for u.s. supreme court nominee neil gorsuch. garrett tenney is live for us at the white house, how much resistance do we expect to see from democrats? >> not as much as you typically expect, democrats had been so busy keeping up with the other political battles over the past few months, everything from the confirmation hearings to the health care bill as well as the president's travel ban. but there has been a bit of renewed saber-rattling over the last few days by senate democrats, many of whom are still upset with republicans over president obama's supreme court nominee merrick garland who never got a hearing. they are threatening to return the favor so to speak, by filibustering, threatening to filibuster any vote to confirm judge neil gorsuch. republican leadership plan to get him confirmed by any means necessary, though, which is a not so subtle reference to willingness to use t

they stunned louisville. continuing a run fit for a movie script. wolverines have won six in a row since the plane slid off the runway before the big ten tournament. they will get the oregon ducks in the sweet 16. kentucky ended wichita state's season. the shockers coach of gregg marsha marshall, lynn marshall let her passion get the better of her. security visited her three times for misbehaving. she was asked to leave the court area after the game. wichita state declined to comment saying they were not aware of the incidents. i have to say, i'm with you, lynn. i understand your pain and frustration when i woke up and realized my duke blue devils who

. >> just hours from now president trump is heading to louisville pushing health care replacement plan rally taking place ahead of the high stakes vote on bill expected this week. >> i think thursday is most likely our day to bring forward we feel good where we are conversations with members, we are making fine-tuning improvements to the bill to reformist concerns the president back great closer the one helped negotiate changesch this bill members from all over caucus i call it getting the sweet spot. >> 15,000 people in lieville freedom hall arena, president -- in kentucky since winning the election. >> the states separate -- on capitol hill focus russia allegeded meline in election fbi director james comey will testify people members expected to grill him about leaks in the administration, and also any evidence, supporting president trump's claim that he was wiretapped by the obama administration. heather: a big question, is the president at white house secret service feeling heat three scares in one week. >> a grilling on capitol hill from homeland security, and congressman jason. >

tony dokoupil is in louisville, kentucky, where he got a firsthand look of the desperate fight to save lives. good morning. >> good morning. death from opioids have quadrup quadrupled. a's made balances like this one very, very busy. some of the most severe devastation has been right here in kentucky and paramedics who used to go days without a single overdose are now lucky if they go just a few hours. paramedic mary taylor rushes to as many as 25 truck overdoses in a single day that to you think it's peeked? >> i don't know. i mean it couldn't get much worse. >> reporter: but on this day an overdose came to herle she joined a team trying to drive a young man driven to the hospital in the back of a green sedan. the patient arrived unconscious and barely breathing but minutes later he walked out on his own.

live in louisville with more on the president's speech. what happened?reporter: so gigi vice president mike pence urging small business owners in louisville we're talking a local florist, tanning salon, poppa john urging them to support him in repealing and replacing obamacare here in kentucky and to get behind what some are calling trump care. the vice president detailing what in his views are the flaws of obamacare in a speech in this facility behind me today. let's listen to a part of it. >> kentucky is a textbook example of obamacare's failures. premiums skyrocketed. next year humana headquartered right here in louisville is pulling out of kentucky's obamacare exchange. >> reporter: some representatives from humana were in attendance at the event. we spoke to some of them and they said they agreed with mike pence. obamacare has become too expensive for insurance companies. however they said that the new program success will depend on the numbers and we don't have that information yet. interestingly, it was really president trump who was supposed to c

lake forest center number one louisville. are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. stay with us. nicole: looks like recent troubles for uber have been paid off by lift. a lawsuit from rival alphabet over stolen trade secrets. an embarrassing video tv take it yelling. at the same time, reportedly pitching investors on new funding round. it hopes that the funding will bring in his $500 million in evaluation of the train $6,000,000,007,000,000,000. investors including alibaba group and general motors. >> based the nicole: dumps untreated jumpstart sales. sales of the device have been slow so dropping the price by $100 straight ahead.now costs $499. 99 down from $199 shipping delays in the price that impact that the launch of the red back in april. nicole: now for some stocks to watch. stay poster person for the open today struggling to keep up its sales or profits in the jails with growing online competition. staples completed the sale of a controlling interest in its european operations to an

we're moments away from vice-president mike pence to speak in louisville, kentucky. a live look right now, as the warm-up acts are getting way on the stage. mr. pence travelling there this morning as the trump administration ramps up its sales pitch for the republican health care plan. mr. pence earlier taking part in a listening session with small business owners getting their thoughts on health care reform, what obamacare has meant for them. meanwhile, president trump engaging in a full court press over the weekend. in his weekly address mr. trump stating an action is needed now from the disaster of obamacare. some conservatives are holding out, saying the g.o.p. plan does not go far enough. as we look back live at the stage in kentucky, we're waiting for the governor of kentucky and then the vice-president. we'll go back there when it happens. now, back to forbes on fox. david: it's the next big debate in president trump's agenda. republicans and even democrats saying they don't want it to add to our nearly $20 trillion in debt. but, steve, you say what's to debat

later on at this big event in louisville. >> ryan reporting to us in louisville. thank you. >>> we know that the fbi's investigation of russia's meddling in the election began back in july but fbi director james comey waited until today to confirm. he waited until weeks ago to to the intelligence committees about this as well. why now? >> you know, wolf, i think part of the calculation from the fbi has been a lot of pressure to explain what exactly is going on here. there is obviously a lot of reporting since president trump took office 60 days ago and i think the fbi has been under pressure from democrats on the hill and also from the piublic o try to explain what they're looking at, how real it is and to put a timeline on how long that will take. today he tried to do a little bit of that. he went to the gang of eight to the leaders of congress there was an investigation. the specifics of what it was. today they were surprised how far he went publicly in this hearing. we talked to a couple of members who said they were surprised that he publicly said as much as a

. >> the president is in louisville, kentucky. ryan nobles is there. ryan, has he responded yet to the fbi director's comments. >> reporter: he has not, anderson. and it's interesting because he's been speaking for 25 minutes to a raucous crowd. no mention of the hearing that took place today in washington. the on response today at this point has been a series of tweets from the official potus accounts. throughout the hearing they were refuting some of the claims made and taking out of context some of the things said as well. as i said before, anderson, 25 minutes into this speech, no mention by the president at all about the serious accusations that were leveled this morning at that hearing. anderson. >> we should point out that tweet we talked about was that from the official potus tweet page and they still have not corrected that tweet, even though it's been pointed out to them multiple times what they're saying is no true. how is the white house responding to the statement that no wiretap evidence has been found? >> reporter: they're still not back

our gary tuckman is in louisville to get their take. here's gary's report.and applause] >> reporter: president trump wasn't set to arrive until the evening. but that didn't stop these ardent supporters from arriving very early in the morning. [cheers and applause] >> reporter: and mike carroll was near the front of the line. >> i've got a copy of march 1990 playboy interview with donald trump. >> reporter: he waited in line for hours in hopes of getting a trump autograph on that magazine. and while he was waiting, the fbi director was testifying on capitol hill. >> fbi is investigating if any crimes were committed. does that trouble you? >> it really doesn't. >> i look at it as a matter of, minor issue that i think is perpetuated by the media. >> reporter: also thinking it's minor, this miner. >> my papaw was a miner too. >> reporter: he says all the accusations against trump are unfair. >> i think he's doing a great job. >> reporter: you don't think he's getting distracted? >> no, i don't think so. >> reporter: many think any russia links are not a problem.

president trump had a lot to say tonight during a rally in louisville. we go to kristin fisher who is in louisville. nice to see you. >> hey, this was quite a rally. president trump said multiple times tonight this place is packed. and it was. he started out with greatest hits, promises made and promises kept. the issue that started it all, building a border wall. >> to be a rich nation, we must also be a safe nation. that's why i'm following through on my promise to secure, protect, and defend the borders of the united states. >> it that is what supporters here wanted to hear about, republicans on capitol hill wanted to hear about another campaign promise. repealing and replacing obamacare. >> as we move toward the crucial houseboat on thursday, the seventh anniversary of obamacare is very painful passage -- this is our long-awaited chance to finally get rid of obamacare. the long-awaited chance, we are going to do it. we're going to do it. >> one of the hospital's biggest critics is rand paul, tonight, president trump had this message for him. >> i hap

that is straight few wrinkles by louisville. but rick said they have to play more man. >> jim: edwards giga missed a short one. >> bill: second miss. that was a lay up, too. >> jim: that is 43's. under two minutes. and on the way to the match up between michigan and louisville. giga right back to the post. and mathiang and shot clock violation. tv's number one new comedy is is serving up the laughs for kevin james in a new episode of "kevin can wait" monday 8:00 eastern. 7:00 eastern. >> bill: they took a couple of hits. that is starting in texas huh? >> jim: he played in the university of texas and transferred to kentucky wesly an. and that is a foul for tucker with a swipe across the face of adel. but you know, playing for abe -- he's one of the funniest guys to be involved in college basketball. he is a great coach, too. >> bill: he had a basketball show and they were losing and they had him in a casket. >> jim: not dead yet. >> bill: not dead yet. what a classic. >> jim: by the way, to have a sitting president attend an ncaa

>> yes, sir speak his pleasant ridge, is a close enough to louisville where people live in louisville? >> we now have -- >> i mean work in louisville. excuse me. >> we have a bridge that has been built on the very outskirts of our town that connects us to louisville, kentucky, which makes it very accessible. there's a huge ford motor plant that is minutes away from us now, and in the other thing that has came into play is indiana army ammunition plant is actually located in charlestown, and that's been opened up for privatizing. so we got a lot of businesses to comment there. so i may look at our town as the next boomtown. our subdivision, a particular place has 350 houses on it, and it's a very localized. we can walk to anywhere in the town and be able to get to the store and buy whatever we need to. a lot of our neighbors don't even have cars because they just walk there. but there's all kinds of land outside of our neighborhood that can be used for the same purpose. purpose. it doesn't have to be our neighborhood. we have into lots all over the place, and they can build there. i do

cnn political producer in louisville with more on this. dan, we know kentucky senator rand paul is also having a little trouble getting on board, so is this a microcosm of what's happening within the gop? >> reporter: it was really a fascinating kind of road show for the vice president. he was here at train distribution center behind me to basically sell the bill, sell the health care plan the trump administration wants to get through congress and listened to a few small business people and took their ideas during a round table but what was striking was the fact that he was here to almost suddenly browbeat these republicans, these conservative republicans who are not really fully behind the bill. and as you mentioned, governor matt beavan was with him and told reporters he wasn't fully behind the bill. look at what mike pence said about those republicans and the needs that the white house has for those republicans to get behind them. >> folks, let me be clear. this is going to be a battle in washington, dc. and for us to seize this opportu

we will go back to louisville for the vice president's remarks, a few minutes behind schedule, meets with small business owners, keep it here for the vice president, now back to cavuto. 's >> if you increase the minimum wage it will incentivize people to automate. neil:you are against obligate. >> increasing it to the decade. for working-class americans. charles:president trump's former labor secretary nominee andy partner saying higher mandated wages go the more employers turn to robots. looks like he might be right. this burger flipping robot and when the's rolling out self ordering kiosks at 1000 restaurants. gary says he was right. >> we have been talking a long time about for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction. when you continue to foist onto business owners or costs without productivity gains they will look elsewhere. you mentioned 1000 stores, 15%, next up is the robots with the burger, less than you would to see that they have no choice, they are moving forward into the shape of things to come. charles:it makes so much sense, so obvious you wonder why so muc

louisville is gearing up for president trump this evening as they get lined up for the rally.resident looking to shore up support for the gop health care plan at this rally. looks like they're fairly excited. is that the limbo? melissa: seems like it. connell: we'll take you there for a preview. melissa: plus democratic lawmakers put on notice. a vote for president trump's nominee may put their political careers at risk. melissa: as supreme court nominee neil gorsuch nomination hearing kicked off today, liberal advocacy groups are urging democratic senators to stop the nomination even if they support the pick. we have giano caldwell and jessica tarlov. let me start with you. is this an effective strategy do you think? he will get buy either way, you might as well stand up and protest and get points tore that. what do you think? >> i don't think it is urging by grassroots activists groups. this is complete attack and a threat to those who choose to govern. i think democrats at this particular point are playing russian roulette with a bullet in every chamber. without a cohesive

. >> bill: you are watching a live rally in louisville, kentucky. the president is supposed to speak for a few more minutes, after which we will have "the factor" analysis. now, back to kentucky. >> president trump: ladies and gentlemen of kentucky, are over. is that okay? those days are over. it's crazy. you know what that is? much more than 60,000 factories. you know what that is? i said, if you have a map, how do you put that many dots on the map, more than 60,000 factories. but they are all coming back. you see them coming back. you see car companies that were going to build elsewhere and now, they are saying that because of trump, we are going to build in michigan. we are going to build in ohio. we are going to build in kentucky. they are saying it loud and clear. because, from now on, it is going to be america first. america first. we will be, i promise you, a rich nation once again. and we will do what we have to do and we will not allow other countries to take advantage of us like they have been doing to a level that is hard to believe. hard

the president is expected to speak at louisville's freedom hall this evening.he building can hold up to 15,000 people. the president is expected to push the plan to repeal and replace obamacare. this is the president's third visit to louisville in just over a year. >>> the state of maryland is a step closer to passing strict new policy on sex education. >> it's kind of an interesting wording. the house of delegates passed a so-called yes means yes bill. it calls for a concept known as affirmative sexual consent to be taught in schools. the legislation defines that as clear, unambiguous between all participants to engage in each act within the course of sexual activity. so the bill passed -- hang on. there it goes. you lick your finger. it always works. the bill passed the house on saturday. it did have bipartisan support. it was 115-25. it comes as many college campuses are considering using this standard to judge rape cases. advocates say the guidelines will help prevent sexual assaults. but critics say it could lead to a guilty until proven innocent standard.

kevin tibbles, nbc news, louisville. >> what a terrific story.hat's going to do it for us on a tuesday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. >>> right now at 6:00. the video shows the violence but berkeley says at least for now no charges for political demonstrators who faced off in the east bay that weekend. >>> the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening. thanks for joining us. i'm jessica aguirre. >> and i'm raj mathai. it was a violent clash seen nationwi nationwide. angry protesters swinging sticks, throwing fists at the donald trump march at berkeley. we were there today as some of the suspects prepared to face a judge for the first time only to learn they're not facing any charges. elyce kirchner joins us tonight to sort out what's been a confusing day. >> reporter: the ten protesters arrested on saturday waited awe all day to face a judge in the courthouse behind me. charges ranging from battery to assault with a deadly weapon. later this afternoon we were told they were free to go.

louisville with the win breaks notre dame's six-game win streak. >> greg: improves to 24-sefrn on thed at texas a&m. >> seth: johnny football saw a good one, good to have him back in college station nice and happy. texas a&m out to a big lead then kentucky went kentucky. kentucky got a bad game from malik monk. two of 10 from the floor. 0-4 from three-point range. kentucky did not shoot the ball well. their senior leadership made the difference and i think that's a great sign for them heading into the tournament. >> greg: wildcats 26-5 on the year. number 12, florida at vanderbilt against the commodores. >> wally: vandy looking for the season sweep of florida. kasey hill. they take a two-point lead. tight game all the way. riley lachance gets his defender and the bucket, kasey hill has a lane to the basket. no foul. vanderbilt gets the stop they really nided and they get the win they really needed. i think they might be dancing. >> greg: let's check the rest of the scoreboard now. in indianapolis the butler bulldogs fall to seton hall. big win for the pirates 70-64 the final score. in

. [♪] lou: president trump enjoying himself and as was the overflow crowd there in louisville, kentuckywe are told a lot of people outside who couldn't get in. and in some cases sitting room eye available only on the floor. so something like 19,000 people showing up for a campaign rally -- it felt like a campaign rally for most of his speech. joining me now, rnc national committee man, former chair of the republicans lawyers association, randy evans. attorney barbara smith, she served as a law clerk to justice samuel alito. your reaction to the speech. first he didn't deal with the hearings on capitol hill, did he? >> not at all. but i think it average person in washington has to be wondering what they just saw. lou: what do you think they just saw. >> they have no idea. they don't understand it. what they saw was the american people saying can you hear me now? we have a president who is going to do what he promised to do. he's opposite been in a little more than 50 days and he dramatically changed the trajectory of the country whether it's cutting immigration on the southern border to

second-seeded louisville led by nine in the second half but couldn't hold it. the wolverines got hot down the stretch and held on for a four-point win. >>> everybody talking about duke going down in flames. south carolina man handled the blue devils 88-81. pac-12 teams did well, including oregon and ucla. they both won their games last ninth circuit. including arizona pb there are three pac-12 teams in the sweet 16. >> there we go. we'll keep following it. >>> coming up, be our guest, be our guest, "beauty and the beast" breaking movie records. the crazy amount of money the film made this weekend. >>> welcome back. a very good monday morning to you. doesn't it look beautiful out there? you know, on the first day of spring, a little christmas cheer. that is live look at redwood ci city. i like when cities leave the lights up like that. it's pretty at night. >>> good morning. 4:43. a look at weather and traffic together. change in the forecast, kari. >> a lot of changes. it's been dry and warm but we're in for cooler and wetter weather for spring. kind of flipped

of our town that connects us to louisville, kentucky, which makes it very accessible. there's a huge ford motor plant that's just minutes away from us now and then the other -- the other thing that has came into play is the indiana army mu anything plant is actually located in charlestown and that -- we've had a lot of businesses to come in there. so our mayor looks at our town as the next boom town. and our subdivision, our particular place has 350 houses on it and it's very localized. we can walk to anywhere in the town and be able to get to the store and buy whatever we need to. a lot of our neighbors don't even have cars because they just walk there. but there's all kinds of land outside of our neighborhood that can be used for this same purpose. it doesn't have to be our neighborhood. we have empty lots all over the place and they can build there. i don't -- i don't understand why our neighborhood, to be honest with you. i just -- it's just what they've chosen. >> and they have -- have they done all the buying of the properties? your neighborhood? >> i'm sorry? >>

. [♪] lou: president trump enjoying himself and as was the overflow crowd there in louisville, kentuckywe are told a lot of people outside who couldn't get in. and in some cases sitting room eye available only on the floor. so something like 19,000 people showing up for a campaign rally -- it felt like a campaign rally for most of his speech. joining me now, rnc national committee man, former chair of the republicans lawyers association, randy evans. attorney barbara smith, she served as a law clerk to justice samuel alito. your reaction to the speech. first he didn't deal with the hearings on capitol hill, did he? >> not at all. but i think it average person in washington has to be wondering what they just saw. lou: what do you think they just saw. >> they have no idea. they don't understand it. what they saw was the american people saying can you hear me now? we have a president who is going to do what he promised to do. he's opposite been in a little more than 50 days and he dramatically changed the trajectory of the country whether it's cutting immigration on the southern border to

happening now, vice president mike pence is in louisville kentucky.be speaking from this location here at a train factory there. set to deliver remarks in just a few minutes. we're going to bring that to you live in about 20 minutes from now. he's scheduled to speak, but we know that time can float around. >> it certainly can. meanwhile house minority leader nancy pell lows see, oh on -- plant to hear from faith based businesses. negatively impacted by the president policy. the democrats visit comes two weeks after members of congress toured the border. >> some undoumcumented immigrants -- their intention, to stand up to president trump. they spoke to us. >> this is the text message that i sent to my friends. >> last night brenda said something she thought she would never do. she came out to her friends and told them she was undocumented. >> i've been living in fear not only for myself but for my family, but for people that i know. fear that my parents will be ripped away from me, that i'll be ripped away from them, ripped away from the land that i've

he is louisville kentucky. listen in. >> our administration will be the best friend america's small businesses will ever have. the president and i know the small businesses are thing ins of the american economy. as president trump said in his joint address to congress last week, we're going to restart the engine to create jobs and prosperity and growth in america like never before. i grew up in a small business family. just a little bit north of here in columbus, indiana. i went to work at my father's gas station when i was only 14 years of age. i was actually what was called a gas station attendant. if you're under the age of 30, i'll explain to you after the program exactly what that was. but as the world also knows, the president grew up in a family business too. we both know the skrieacrificest are required to make a business work. more importantly we know when small business is strong, america is trostrong. and this president's going to fight every day to make that a reality. [ cheers and applause ] >> pre

. >> greg: now to the scoreboard and the highlights dame at louisville. >> wally: quintin snider goted him, big three and the dish it spalding who knocked down the lay-up. this is a close game. matt farrell getting into the paint. wreaking havoc. he gets the lay-up. cuts the lead to two. this is the shot of the day that was the icer. deng adel with the big three. louisville with the win breaks notre dame's six-game win streak. >> greg: improves to 24-sefrn on the season, seth, kentucky on the road at texas a&m. >> seth: johnny football saw a good one, good to have him back in college station nice and happy. texas a&m out to a big lead then kentucky went kentucky. kentucky got a bad game from malik monk. two of 10 from the floor. 0-4 from three-point range. kentucky did not shoot the ball well. their senior leadership made the difference and i think that's a great sign for them heading into the >> greg: wildcats 26-5 on the year. number 12, florida at vanderbilt against the commodores. >> wally: vandy looking for the season sweep of florida. kasey hill. they take a two-point lead. tig

president trump will hold another campaign-style rally, this time in louisville, kentucky. this time it's not over fbi director james comey but security director, but mike rogers will testify over russia's involvement in the 2016 election as well as president trump's unproven claim that trump tower was bugged. fbi director takes the hot seat this morning and the 2016 presidential election. >> i think there are a few things i'm hoping to hear first, whether americans will be investigated for cooperating or conspiring with russians who interfered with our elections, second, the scope of the investigation, and, third, a timeline toward resolving it. >> this is over claims that president obama wiretapped trump tower during the 2016 campaign. >> that's a terrible accusation to make. of course, it's not true, so let's just grow up. >> a number of lawmakers from both parties say they have to uncover any proof of the president's claim. others are holding out for more information. >> i'd like to first get to the bottom of this before saying what should be done. i don't know the base

president trump had a lot to say tonight during a rally in louisville. we go to kristin fisher who is in louisville. nice to see you. >> hey, this was quite a rally. president trump said multiple times tonight this place is packed. and it was. he started out with greatest hits, promises made and promises kept. the issue that started it all, building a border wall. >> to be a rich nation, we must also be a safe nation. that's why i'm following through on my promise to secure, protect, and defend the borders of the united states. >> it that is what supporters here wanted to hear about, republicans on capitol hill wanted to hear about another campaign promise. repealing and replacing obamacare. >> as we move toward the crucial houseboat on thursday, the seventh anniversary of obamacare is very painful passage -- this is our long-awaited chance to finally get rid of obamacare. the long-awaited chance, we are going to do it. we're going to do it. >> one of the hospital's biggest critics is rand paul, tonight, president trump had this message for him. >> i hap

, kentucky, hours ahead of his appearing in louisville, kentucky.morrow. >> eric: i'm eric bolling with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams. dana perino, and greg gutfeld, it's 5:00 indirect city, and this is "the five" ." -- it's 5:00 in new york city. big day on capitol hill, fireworks as fbi director james comey and nsa director mike rogers testified under oath for the first time on alleged russian meddling in the u.s. election, as well as president trump's wiretapping claims. at times, seemed like there were two hearings going on simultaneously. the g.o.p. trying to get the name of the leaker who gave

msnbc is in louisville, kentucky, the covering speech for us. reporter: richard vice president mike pence spoke before and after select group of louisville business represents today to repeal and replace obamacare in kentucky. let's listen to what the vice president had to say. >> we're going to have an orderly transition to a better health care system that makes affordable, high-quality health insurance available for every american. >> so he was talking front of these local business leaders. mike pence has become the administration's point foreign sell the new health care plan. this is his third such visit. the others were in ohio and wisconsin. and this trip to kentucky might have also been directed to senator rand paul who has been the harshest critic of the bill asking it to be scrapped all together and even calling it obamacare-lite. with his visit to kentucky today mike pence might have been pressuring him and other republicans in congress to get behind the new by at the event today he also mentioned another kentucky policing and praved hi

louisville is getting all they wanted today from michigan leaving early.nd then off the turnover, donovan mitchell. they would go down the jam. having an eight-point lead at half time. but the wolverines, they will turn it around their second half up by four here as they need to stop the big guy. he will be strong to the hoop with 26. wolverines went 73-69 and then the cardinals were sent home. >>> north carolina's no. 1 seed in the south very close to being eliminated. they are playing arkansas. forcing the turnovers. watkins with the steel. he goes all the way to the hoop with a five-point lead and 3:31 to play. they did not score again. carolina by one here. making contact with no call and throws up the shop. followed by kennedy meeks. desperation time for the razorbacks here making the steal. he'll put the final explanation point on the 12-0 run by north carolina to end their game. tar heels will move on to a 72- 65 win. they will need to meet butler next week. >>> it is the time of the spring when you start getting worried of certain players, having t