i'm marianne rafferty. now back to the greg gutfeld show *.he answering the call to unite them all? in his first foreign trip beginning this weekend, the president will travel to saudi arabia, israel and then the vatican for a meeting with pope francis. that's where he lives. national security adviser h.r. mcmaster says the trip's unprecedented. >> this tripp is truly historic. no president has ever visited the homelands -- [audio difficulty] all on one trip. and what president trump is seeking is to unite peoples of all faiths around a common vision of peace, progress and prosperity. greg: so that's three stops at the center of three of the world's largest religions. it reminds me of a joke. a priest, a rabbi and an imam -- [laughter] joining me to discuss the president's trip, we've got father jonathan morris, rabbi -- [cheers and applause] and imam -- [inaudible] [cheers and applause] all right. jonathan, i chose you alphabetically, not because your religion is any better or any worse. [laughter] that'll be for another time. all right. you'

. >> former president obama addresses the ongoing healthcare debate marianne rafferty has the story.>> reporter: president obama calls and republicans in congress to rethink the repeal of obamacare as a tries to preserve the signature healthcare law. the former president speaking after receiving a prestigious award on sunday night. >> for those requiring courage to champion the vulnerable and the sick and the infirmed. >> democrats say the republican plan does not cover pre- existing conditions. >> no matter what you cannot be denied coverage ask the white house is trying to hold back criticism of the bill which was approved by the house last week. it now goes to the senate next the bill that was passed out of the house was most likely not going to be the bill put in front of the president. the senate will have their chance to change the bill and approve the bill in negotiations will continue again. >> senate republicans are forced to come up with their own healthcare plan for the first time. the house bill is not going to come before us the senate is starting from scratch and we are

[♪] marianne: live from america temperatures news courters, i'm marianne rafferty.licans and democrats reaching an agreement to fund the government through september. it doesn't give him:money for the wall on the mexican border. but it does give him funding for the military and border security. in trump says the u.s. can't let north korea build better missiles. general electric breaking ground on its new boston headquarters next week. it cost $200 million. expected to be finished in 2019. now back to "justice with judge jeanine." janine. >> welcome back to justice. one hundred days and counting for president trump in the white house. let's talk about it. guess what the first question is. david, first 100 days neil gorsuch will be the most long lasting impact of his presidency. no question about that. the executive orders to help create jobs, keep in mind what they were saying about bill clinton and his first 100 days. chaos was what they were saying red. >> there was a lot of chaos. donald trump trump has found out the job is hard. the first 70 days, it's hard to ar

. [♪] marianne: i'm marianne rafferty.undreds of opposition protesters take together streets in caracas, venezuela. police reintongds a heavy barrage of tear gas. 45 people have been killed in the ongoing political unrest in venezuela. a major upset in baltimore at the preakness stakes. always dreaming came in 8th while cloud computing came count home stretch to catch classic empire. the greatest show on earth will be strike its tents for the last time. a victim of declining attendance and costs. long-shot and returned 28-80 for a $2 ticket. judge jeanine: time for the panel on this busy night of news. joining me now. matt schlapp, and author of reversing the apocalypse. i have been glued to the television. i'll start with you. what do you take from all of this? matt: i didn't know wilbur ross could dance so well. they break all the rules. you can see the hospitality. they really want to work to see the extremists in iran. you have got the most religious of muslim countries greeting him like a king. >> it's interesting. i

. >> reporter: three other team members were able to make it to the ground safely and marianne rafferty fox news. >>> it is 6:26 am. >>> dozens of new investigations underway at the va hospitals and possible opioid another drug theft by the hospital workers and 36 cases have been opened by the va inspector general's office since october and there are 108 criminal investigations. this follows the zero-tolerance pledge of february by the department of veterans affairs which says they will continue to work hard to reduce the drug theft. >>> today there are ceremonies all over the bay area honoring the servicemembers who died for our country. the san francisco presidio will hold the 149 memorial day commemoration, the biggest memorial day vent in the bay area with about 2000 people expected to attend. the ceremony begins at 10:30 am with a wreathlaying, a 21 gun salute followed by the barbecue picnic at the main post. >>> there are many memorial day ceremonies all of the bay area and you can see the list of events at ktvu.com. >>> it is 6:27 am. >>> if you are thinking about taking bart, cl

fox's marianne rafferty has the latest on this very heated topic. >> reporter: president obama callson republicans and congress to rethink the repeal of obamacare has he tries to preserve his signature healthcare law. the former president speaking after receiving a prestigious award sunday night. >> to those requests to courage and champion the vulnerable and the sick and the infirm. >> reporter: democrats say the republican plan doesn't cover preexisting conditions. >> under this bill no matter what you cannot be denied coverage. >> reporter: the white house is trying to hold back criticism of the bill which was approved by the house last week. it now goes to the senate. >> the bill that passed out of the house is most likely not going to be the bill that is put in front of the president. the senate will have their chance to change the bill. negotiations will continue again. >> reporter: senate republicans are now forced to come up with their own healthcare plan for time. the house bill is not going come before us. the senate is starting from scratch. we're going to draft our own bi

in los angeles, marianne rafferty. >>> if you live in alameda county, you will have to start bringingmore than a grocery store. the plastic bag ban expands to retail stores. it started in 2013 affecting only grocery stores and convenience stores. it will expand even more later this year when you will need your own bags for restaurants and food trucks. since the ban was adopted, the county has seen a 44% reduction in plastic bags. >>> the bike and pedestrian path on the bay bridge will be open seven days a week. it has been close monday-friday while crews dismantle the rest of the eastern span of the bridge. officials say a new $2 million vista point at year but when a will open. i will have bathrooms, fountain, benches and bike path. a student housing could be calling that's coming in sanford. examiner reports nearly 800 units of student how thing are slated for the moment. the report says that could accommodate more than 2000 students. colleges in san francisco say with a high cost of housing, more student housing is needed in order to attract students. >>> the time is 740 am. city o