michael williams is the book's co-writer who says a photograph he saw years ago sparked the project. >> it was of a japanese-american shopkeeper in oakland california and he was in the process of being incarcerated and he put a banner on the front of his business that said "i am an american." and it was that single image that always stuck in my head. >> reporter: that photograph was taken by the noted photographer dorothea lange. lange, along with other noted photographers, including ansel adams, were commissioned by the u.s. government to chronicle the internment of japanese- americans. and those photos were carefully controlled by the government. >> if newspapers wanted a picture they would supply a picture. generally they would be pictures that showed positive aspects of life in the camps. they did not document the dust storms, the extreme cold, the un-insulated conditions in which people were living. they did not show the horse stalls that entire families were living in. >> reporter: michael williams says he and his co-author sifted through thousands of photographs at the nationa

stuff literally ini was my apartment packing up boxes and i was going to move to key west, and michael williamsalled and he says what are you doing? and i told him. he says i have got the perfect gig for you. you are going to be more a taylor's ghostwriter. and i was like i don't think so. he said no, really, you want to do this. it's the best money i ever made. he was just a lot of fun to be around, and he really helped me get my sense of humor back. he reminded me that it is -- to takeo take things seriously but not take yourself seriously. host: grew up in jenkintown, pennsylvania. married how many years ago? barbara: 20. host: one son? barbara: one. her. she is 19 years old. host: we are about out of time. wheregton is a town everything is measured in polls and fundraising dollars. you are either up or down, in or out. you are good or you are bad here it you are a conniving opportunist or a do-gooder. if you value yourself only by whether you are perceived as a player or not. i have followed into the trap myself, estimating my own value using others criteria. mistaking drugs -- proximity to

. >> there's also support among republican lawmakers, including georgia state senator michael williamsabsolutely stand behind president trump's executive order, this is well within those constitutional powers as president. one lawmaker, his support is still steadfast behind the commander in chief. >> so many people, mr. trump supporters that felt safer when this ban was passed. >> this decision by the judge fuelling that debate. >>> coming up, the new controversial comments bring the president. he compares the u.s. to vladimir putin's russia. we'll hear the interview and discuss next. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me. before you set out, you plan to capture every moment. ♪ but what you really can't plan for is when the moment captures you. marriott now has 30 brands in over 110 countries. so no matter where you go, you are here. join or link accounts. but everybody gets dry skin. feel moi

that grocery store but also support aplong lawmakers in washington, including state senator michael williamsues with his steadfast support to donald trump's travel ban, saying, quote, i absolutely stand behind president trump's executive order. this is well within the constitutional powers of the president. democrats and activist judges are playing politics with our national security. the debate rages on across the country as that legal fight continues in washington. >> it's an extremely emotionally charged story on both sides because you see families like that, and then you hear from trump supporters who say that this order makes them feel safer. they live in a world where terror is something that they don't want at their front door. thank you so much. >>> ahead, we are heading to houston. we'll be right back. ... ...doesn't go on your wrist. ♪ the highly advanced audi a4, with class-leading horsepower. tawell, the only place youn, need go...oll? london's got the best of everything. cornwall's got the best of everything. sport sport nightlife nightlife (both) fashion adventure i'm tellin' y

madam secretary in my presents announcements a warm congratulations to inspector bernie and michael and william and shawn who responded to the terrible fire on stockton street in chinatown that he provided excellent public service to the victims of that devastating fire they took time to say escorts for the services to enable the residents to retrieve some of their bloolgz the sprishg donated a sum to provide not wear for the victims to reenter the building once again stories we never hear but this is what the department does for the inspectors in the evening in the early hours of the morning and don't make the newspapers all four intrshgsz as well as director hui were singled out by supervisor aaron peskin and were presented with the certificate of commendation for their outstanding business and we sing their praise and so thank you guys and thanks to the board of supervisors and particularly supervisor peskin for recognizing them and didn't happen often enough but thank you a big thanks to dbi staff that answered questions for the professional services during the weekends of annual chinese ne

. >> reporter: ken jones, a gay activist, is also featured, played by michael kenneth williams. >> ireally took the risk in those days. >> we cannot let this opportunity slip away too. >> reporter: guy pierce plays the older cleve jones. >> we got the gay rights bill out of the labor committee. >> reporter: austin p. mckenzie place the younger jones. >> he was on set almost every day working with me and working with lance to make sure it was as accurate as it could be. >> reporter: last week we caught up with some of the stars of the series at a sneak peek in san francisco's castro district. >> it's really a study and intersection intersectionality for network tv. it's pretty cool. >> it was wonderful. >> it was amazing. >> it was awesome. i can't wait to see it again. >> and the four-part mini series premieres tonight right here on abc 7. >>> a car crash had emergency crews puzzled. up next, how a car ended up on its roof on top of a store's roof. >>> also, the new star-studded offer for a pair of hollywood tourists who suddenly found themselves at the oscars. >>> i'm michael finney

michael: john williams, president of the san francisco fed, thank you for joining us on bloomberg televisionchael mckee with san francisco fed president john williams, and you guys moved the curve -- i want to show you where the five-year yield is trading right now. yield and a 10-year two-year yield on those comments from the federal reserve's john williams from san francisco. president trunk builds his -- why it president trump builds his wall, the u.s. will pay for it one way or another. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: this is bloomberg markets. i am vonnie quinn. lisa: and i am lisa abramowicz. the trump administration is looking for ways to pay for its wall along the u.s./mexico border, but getting mexico to pay for it might be a losing battle. iner cory crunch the numbers the latest "bloomberg businessweek," and joins us now. i love the lead -- either way -- they proposed to methods, one, a border tax. peter: one is a border tax, and the other is a border tax. lisa: will either of them pay for that wall? peter: certainly not completely. the very fact people are so confused to complete the

michael jarvis and william snyder seen here as well as sarah rider are facing a long list of charges tonight. police say jarvis walked into a burger king on the 24,000 block of sussex highway, that's in see forward. this is what's on friday afternoon that this happened. he allegedly handed an employee a threatening note. police say he got away with money and hopped into a car that had snyder and rider inside of t but several employees and accustom her run after jarvis. they were able to identify that car and police arrested all three suspects a short time later. >>> a special mass held today to remember four philadelphia heroes who died protecting the city more than a century ago. the four men died fight willing a fire -- fighting a fire along market street in 1899. >> fox 29's jennifer joyce there as the city honored these fallen heroes. >> with bag pipe procession, saint john the evangelist church near 13th and chestnut streets in center city honors the lives of four fallen firefighters. 118 years ago, william chance, cue duffy, george sometimely, and james shea died in massive cen

madam secretary in my presents announcements a warm congratulations to inspector bernie and michael and william shawn who responded to the terrible fire on stockton street in chinatown that he provided excellent public service to the victims of that devastating fire they took time to say escorts for the services to enable the residents to retrieve some of their bloolgz the sprishg donated a sum to provide not wear for the victims to reenter the building once again stories we never hear but this is what the department does for the inspectors in the evening in the early hours of the morning and don't make the newspapers all four intrshgsz as well as director hui were singled out by supervisor aaron peskin and were presented with the certificate of commendation for their outstanding business and we sing their praise and so thank you guys and thanks to the board of supervisors and particularly supervisor peskin for recognizing them and didn't happen often enough but thank you a big thanks to dbi staff that answered questions for the professional services during the weekends of annual chinese new ye

is it still a window into the thinking of the likes of williams? michael is a reasonably good thought. john williams is seen as a centrist. you could go either way. generally that philosophy is probably what most of them are thinking at this point. the ones i have talked to have basically the same view, which is why we have this three rate hikes this year. they figure inflation will get high enough that they need to put the brakes on a little bit more. what they think about the economy right now, the average fed funds rate of about 66 basis points is not the proper setting. out the payroll report came friday, and what struck me was the idea that we are near full employment. how are we still adding 200,000 jobs every single month. michael: they are putting people into the labor force who were out. that is why donald trump may have a point with the unemployment rate, not that it is 42%, but if you include discouraged workers who have , theyooking for a job could come back to work. that is why we are seeing the unemployment rate went up on friday. if that con

william jennings bryan. maybe not with la follette. michael kazin: la follette. >> la follette, thank you. did you find any correspondence between william jennings bryan and the other three? michael kazin: kitchin with this populist, racist democrat, mostly put together. i will not get into that. they were very close. a lot of correspondence between them. kitchin is in the american militarism community. he had meetings of the strategy to try to stop this preparedness bill and so forth, very southern measures to try to stop the military. la follette and kitchin, there is correspondence between them. but hillquit, we think, socialist communist, they must have been raised on the left flank. by a lot of socialists met with wilson in the white house together with non-socialists who were against preparedness for the war. so there was a lot of leakage and intersections between these people. at one point really in early february, the last time jane adams goes to the white house to meet with wilson, she pleads with him. wilson says, i don't think it will happen, jane. he didn't say it like that, but

williams. that's next. >>> michael flynn accused of not telling the vice president about his contacts with russia. now we're warned he could be a target for blackmail. the question already being asked tonight what did the president know and when did he know it? and how many people in the trump white house have known about it the whole time? >>> also how a threat with north korea played out between courses as diners looked on at the leaders of the u.s. and japan right there in the restaurant of the mar-a-lago. "the 11th hour" begins now. good evening once again from our headquarters here in new york as we start yet another new week. mondays are difficult around here because there is so much each weekend to get our arms around, and this just the fourth monday of this young trump presidency is proving especially difficult as there are stories on the move right now as we speak. let's start from here. tonight the "washington post" was first to report that nbc news has confirmed back in january the justice department told the trump white house early on that the then-acting attorney general sally yates

karen finny, michael steele, pete williams. halle jackson. appreciate it. >>> after the break, gop law mickers are getting an earful in their home districts. right now the iowa senator is hosting a rounds table with veterans. as you can see there is a big turnout at all of these places. w50e8 take you live there in a moment. stay with us. when did mixing food, with not food, become food? thankfully at panera, 100% of our food is 100% clean. no artificial preservatives, sweeteners, flavors, or colors. panera. food as it should be. that gives you better taste and better nutrition in so many varieties. classic. cage free. and organic. only eggland's best. better taste. better nutrition. better eggs. >>> so congress is on a break. but it's anything really but a sincere break. republican lawmakers are facing contentious town halls back home. constituents are angry, us fr frustrat frustrated. they want to know what president trump is planning to do. in iowa, joanie ernst is holding a round table with veterans this hour. ron, what are you hearing? >

investigation of michael flynn and nbc news has learned the fbi questioned flynn shortly after president trump took office. we have late details from our justice correspondent, pete williams. >> reporter: just a few days after michael flynn became the national security adviser, he was interviewed by fbi agents according to senior u.s. officials about his phone call with the russian ambassador. the officials say the interview was part of the fbi's long running investigation into russia's attempt to influence the presidential election including its hacking atacks on the democrats. flynn was not under investigation, the officials say, the russians were. although the white house said flynn was fired for misleading the vice president, two officials said the fbi agents didnot believe flynn lied to them, and do not expect to see any charges come out of that interview. >> good afternoon, everyone. >> reporter: but his days of answering questions are not over. members of congress who have launched their own investigation into russian meddling say they want to hear from him. >> it will be likely he will be asked to talk to the committee about post-election activities and any other

eboni williams is here. michael malice is in the house.nd guy benson, town townhall political editor. eboni i will start with you because you are a legal scholar. of the four us at the table, i would say you spent more time studying supreme court ruling and what not. how do you think this is shaping up, the fight with the democrats. >> i think it's unremarkable in the sense they are going to oppose him on an ideological basis. it's not on anything he has done to be disruptive to legal proceedings. ideologically very, very conservative. so very pro-life, anti-affirmative action. kennedy: is it going to be just an abortion fight? >> for the dems, absolutely. that's why they will vote no or filibuster and president trump will empower the administration and his base to use the nuclear option. i don't find anything surprising or remarkable. kennedy: i who they don't use the nuclear option. >> the greatest thing about our president, he's petty and vick deck tough. harry reid was warned, 200 years of tradition and history in our country. you pull

williams. five democrats, michael untmire, joe crass and one republican.he primary election is coming up on may 16. >>> we are learning the death of a teenager back in october is now being investigated as a homicide. it has been determined the 15-year-old boy died of asphyxiation. wordsworth is a private school for children with special needs. reports say staff members held the teen and punched him because he was acting aggressively. also, witnesses heard the boy gasping and saying, get off me. i can't breathe. so far nobody has been charged in this case. the school has released a statement saying everybody there is saddened by the loss. the statement also says the board of directors and management have taken steps at wordsworth to advance our services to children. >>> calls are growing for philadelphia's police department to stop posting mug shots on facebook. a new on-line petition blasted the department's special operations facebook page for its posts about accused drug dealers. the petition calls the practice public shaming and an invasion of privacy.

michael flynn leak. former nsa official william benny argues monitoring the white house. >>> and the trump rally rolls on wall street. investors loving the president's economic policies, markets adding $2.8 trillion since he was elected our 45th president. and no one seems to be tired of winning at all. >>> good evening, everybody. just moments ago, president trump blasted the national left-wing media targeting specific news outlets this time in a tweet. he stated this -- earlier today, the president returned to the themes that got him elected, delivering a rousing speech on jobs before a crowd gathered at the boeing facility in north charleston, south carolina. >> we want products made by our workers, in our factories, stamped with those four magnificent words. made in the usa. since november, jobs have already begun to surge. we're seeing companies open up factories in america. we're seeing them keep jobs at home. lou: the president flew to mar-a-lago after the boeing speech. he'll hold a rally tomorrow afternoon in melbourne, florida. the president naming one candidate to replace michael flynn as nati

williams. that's next. >>> michael flynn accused of not telling the vice president about his contacts with russiaarned he could be a target for blackmail. the question already being asked tonight what did the president know and when did he know it? and how many people in the trump white house have known about it the whole time? >>> also how a threat with north korea played out between courses as diners looked on at the leaders of the u.s. and japan right there in the restaurant of the mar-a-lago. "the 11th hour" begins now. good evening once again from our headquarters here in new york as we start yet another

michael flynn. >>> district attorney fallout. stepping down just days after seth williamsed he's not running for re-election. >>> paying it forward. local student describes dangerous junior to america and how he's using it to help other immigrants. story you'll only see on nbc 10. >>> good morning, welcome to nbc 10 news today. couple minutes before 5:00. i'm tracey davidson. >> i'm vai sikahema. at least you don't have to deal with wind we did did yesterday. begin with bill henley. >>> that was a cold wind yesterday. this morning, it's just plain old cold. 20s now. looechl. 25 degrees. 28 degrees in delaware. skies are mostly clear right now to start with. will be clouds to move through this morning. by 9:00 start to break. see the temperatures warm up. look at the wind. 5-mile-an-hour at 6:00. for philadelphia, 29 degrees right now with the wind out of the west at 7 miles an hour. 7-mile-an-hour still with us at 6:00. 9:00 southwesterly wind. even just 5-mile-an-hour will help boost temperatures. we will see a warmer afternoon than we saw yesterday. no wind. clouds this

jobs report means for the pace of fed hiking. -- williams: mine own view my own views that the report is consistent with what we've seen the past year. michaelhe other argument, received wisdom, is that you cannot wait to march because he you do not know about the fiscal policies from washington. mr. williams: i disagree with that, too. there is uncertainty about what fiscal policies will be this year and next year but i look at where we are today and the economy. essentially full employment. inflation is moving back to 2%. given where we are today and the progress we are making, we in theto make this year economy, we can make decisions based on that without actually knowing what happens in terms of fiscal and other policies later in the year. michael: the current median forecast is for three rate increases this year, something you have called a reasonable expectation. if you don't move in march, do you start to run out of time? is there an advantage to going sooner rather than later? mr. williams: again, given where we are in the economy and the momentum we are seeing, there are arguments for and against moving earlier rather than later. i

morning on when federal agents began interviewing michael flynn over his phone calls with the russian ambassador. for that we want to bring in pete williams. >> it turns out the fbi interviewed michael flynn shortly after the inauguration but senior officials say they do not expect that to result in any charges against him. just a few days aftmichael flyn became the national security adviser, he was interviewed by fbi agents about his phone call with the russian ambassador. the officials say the interview was part of the fbi's long running investigation into russia's attempts to influence the presidential election including its hack ago tacks on the democrats. flynn was not under investigation, the officials say sh the russians were and though the white house says flynn was fired for misleading the vice president, two officials say the fbi vgts do not believe that flynn lied to them and do not expect to see any charges come out of that interview. but i had days of answering questions are not over. members of congress say they want to hear from him. >> i think it is likely that general flynn will be asked to come and talk to the committee

michael duffy of "time" magazine. carol lee of "the wall street journal," and pete williams of nbc news. >> this is "washington week." funding is provided by -- >> ♪ >> additional funding is provided by the xq institute. newman's own foundation, donating all profits from newman's own food products to charity and nourishing the common good. the ford foundation. the ethics and excellence in journalism fun to day. cue and tricia ewen from the foundation, committed to bridging cultural differences in our communities. and by contributions from your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. once again in washington, sution sues of npr. susan: good evening. president trump's second week in office was as frenzied as his first. it began with the chaotic rollout of new restrictions on refugees as well as visitors from seven majority muslim nations. the week ended with new sanctions against iran and in between the president fired the acting attorney general, nominated a justice to the supreme court and talked his way into a couple of foreign policy clasheses with two of the nation's closest allies. the pails of these two we

. >> the race to replace williams now includes six democrats and one republican. el shabazz joined by michael under mri rich negron joe can carr department ni republican grossman. >>> atlantic city councilman frank gillian jr. is running for mayor. he kicked off his unite our ac campaign in front of a crowd at gourmet rest today. in addition gillian and three others are running on his ticket. council members george tibet moses delgado running for reelection. >>> firefighters conducting controlled burns at several locations in south jersey today all for the purpose of using fire to prevent fire. this is the way it looked in warren grove ocean county but we also have the scene in tab knack chem burlington county. that's where new jersey correspondent nora muchanic was today. >> reporter: it seems counter intuitive but the firefighters from the new jersey forest fire service are out setting fires part of the prescribed burning program designed to clear away leaves twigs and other debris from the forest floor in the pine glands it's equivalent to like gasoline on the ground. it has been dry for a

police say a fight broke out early yesterday morning outside the home in the williams burg neighborhood. michaelray was shot in the front yard itaken to fair fox hospital where he later died. this morning the lights are back on at the washington monument after the structure went dark t national park service called an electrition to get the lights back on. the cause of the outage is still unknown, the third time the mon ument has gone dark since january. back with a check of weather and >> reporter: warmth continues. not quite as warm as 71 we had yesterday, but slow 60s. above where we should be, the 40 s. later in the week we return to the 70s. warm again. rain chances are coming our way, but not until later in the week. the forecast for the afternoon. temperatures will be the 50s, mid-morning. pretty nice. especially this afternoon, over at mount vernon, it's free ad mission, low 60s. hopefully you can enjoy. cooler by tomorrow. >> reporter: on the roads right now, monday commute, president's day. we're looking at very light volume around the capital beltway, only indent we have been following

. >>> now with williams out that leaves five people vying to take over the job. democrats michael under mri rich negron joe kahn and theresa karr denny announced their candidacy. republican beth grossman is also in the race. >>> ice turned to projectiles posing a real problem for both pedestrians and drivers in center city this afternoon. chunks of ice some as big as baseballs started falling from the top of the lowes hotel. police were forced to close market street from that 12th to 13th for reasons of safety. >>> the delaware state fire marshal says the fire that critically burned a man at a construction site this morning was an accident. the incident happened on north bayberry parkway in odessa. investigators say the 21-year-old victim was using an open flame to thaw frozen hose lines. the hose broke and the liquid inside ignited. the man suffered burns on 40 percent of his body. >>> a viewing for the corrections officer killed last week during that hostage siege at a delaware prison will be held tonight on the campus of delaware state university. "action news" reporter bob bro

michael taylor. jim willis. john thomas p. william weaver. james holland. carlton patterson. dennis brandon.gary drennan. we have made it to the last page. john keyes. robert hensley. don mathis. john mckinney. richard written. tomas bo. walter. thank you. [laughter] edward cal sawyer. john morris. david sherman. donald sherman. >> we are going to leave the american legion conference at this point. you can watch the earlier speeches by senator mccain and secretary david shulkin. i've american legion and the search bar. the u.s. senate is about to gavel and for debate for congressman ryan zinke to be secretary. the confirmation about the comments the confirmation vote could come as late as 2:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. senators will be joining house members tonight to air president chun's first address to congress. later in the week in the senate, work on hud and energy secretary nomination. now to live coverage of the u.s. senate huron

former national security adviser general michael flynn whether he spoke with the fbi in january he denied discussing sanction. officials tells nbc's pete william they are not contemplating flynn with lies but answers were ambiguous. >> did you fire mike flynn? >> mike flynn is person -- and i asked for his resignation. he respectfully gave it. he is a man who there was a certain amount of information given to vice president pence who is with us today and i was not happy with the way that information was given. he didn't have to do that because what he did wasn't wrong, what he did in terms of the information he saw -- what was wrong wa the way that other people including yourselves in this room were given this information. it was classified information and given illegally. that was the problem. >> did you direct mike flynn -- >> no i didn't. >> excuse me. >> no i didn't. >> i fired him because of ha he said to mike pence simple. mike was doing his job. >> we have all angles covered. let go first to you kent, and the report that "the washington post" says about general flynn. >> well greta, nbc news pete william is reporting that fbi agent who

later today, michael mckee in san francisco with a conversation with john williams. be talking productivity and unemployment, look for that at 1:30 p.m. in new york. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ capitol hill and washington, d.c. where the trump administration is getting to work and we will talk more about financial rate -- the regulation -- deregulation. the first social media to go public since twitter three years ago, the maker of the disappearing photo app snapchat has filed for an initial public offering. $4 billiono raise with a market value of as much as $25 billion. they lost $550 million last year. apple was underscoring its focus on the world's fastest-growing major market for smartphones, according to a regional minister, they will make iphones in india by the end of april, he says apple would use a taiwanese company to put together the company in the tech capital of india. a spain bank cap shareholders for money regarding real estate deals, a fourth quarter loss of $3.9 billion, in 2016, they had charges related to real estate, and access loans charged mortgage

williams" starts right now. >> tonight, president trump blaming the media for the fall of michael flynn and that was before another trump nominee went down. one state, two state, red state blue state. a couple of stunners from the president alongside the israel prime minister. and he accused the president of turning the election into a freak show. tonight what could be a -- >> good evening once again from our head quarters in new york. in the course of a few minutes earlier today, president trump called the media fake, changed the story his press secretary laid out just yesterday on why his national security adviser was fired. changed the narrative of decades of u.s. policy toward israel, and answered a question about the rise of anti semitism in the u.s. by talking about his electoral college victory. more an all of it in a moment. >>> also today another personnel loss in the administration. the president's nominee for secretary of labor pulled himself out of consideration for the cabinet when it became clear he did not have the votes in the senate. he's the head of the fast food chain behind hardee's and karls j

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william cohen. is the choice of lieutenant general mcmaster a sign of studying the ship after the turbulent tenure of michael flynn? mr. cohen: i think it is a great choice. like secretary of defense mattis he is battle and book hardened. he is a man of action and thought. having him as national security adviser, and secretary of defense matus, and secretary of state tillerson, that is a combination we have not seen ,ince the days of school cough scholz, and weinberger. the president needs to have credit of picking people in those positions of that stature. laura: you're just back from assuredwere allies that they were saying the commitment to nato is unswerving? heard the they lyrics, but they did not hear the music. they are unsure. they liked what they heard. they're grateful they had the vice president, and the secretary of defense and homeland security, but they were not sure they were speaking for the president or thinking for well.esident as do their personal views nearer those of the president? -- of mirror those of the president. they are unsure. they worry that we are in favor of nato and the eu. t

details this morning about the fbi interviewing michael flynn just days after he became national security adviser. nbc justice correspondent, pete williamswing this angle of the story for us. what have you learned here? >> the fbi did talk to him after he became the national security adviser and shortly after the president was inaugurated and they wanted to know about his conversation with the russian ambassador, the conversation he held before president trump became the president, and this is the conversation that led to mr. flynn's decision to step down, and he denied to officials at the white house that they talked about sanctions in the call, and they did interview him, and the question, of course, is could he face legal jeopardy for what he told the agents? it's a crime to lie to fbi agents. it doesn't appear the conversation with the fbi is going to lead with any charges. >> i want to bring our panel back. this is so much about who knew what and when. i want to share on friday while on air force one trump did a quick interview with reporters and he was asked about the mike flynn investigation. take a look. >> what do you make of th

michael needham head of the think tank, fox news political analyst and columnist. juan williams.raham, fox news political analyst. laura, what to expect from the president this week? do you think that because stephen miller did not tell us that he would issue an executive order with some of the legal concerns for the courts. >> the ninth circuit made a complete legal mismatch of the doctrine of standing. talking about the right of individuals outside of the country that are not u.s. citizens to enter the country. that being said, the rollout of the executive order was not the finest hour for the administration. i believe that they will withdraw the order. they will write in more narrowly tailored order that will probably allay the concerns of most. but some of the language of the ninth circuit opinion might not even be enough for them, but a loose standing to continue with the case. i would be very surprised if they wanted to take a gamble going back to the district court, then going again to the ninth circuit, then it going again to the supreme court's. this has been a major dis

williams" starts right now. >> tonight, president trump blaming the media for the fall of michael flynn and that was before anothert down. one state, two state, red state blue state. a couple of stunners from the president alongside the israel prime minister. and he accused the president of turning the election into a freak show. tonight what could be a -- >> good evening once again from our head quarters in new york. in the course of a few minutes earlier today, president trump called the media fake, changed the story his press secretary laid out just yesterday on why his national security adviser was fired.

michael needham, head of heritage action for america. fox news political analyst and columnist for the hill, juan williams. pace, who covers the white house for the associated press, and laura ingraham, editor of life set and a fox news political analyst. laura, what do you expect from the president this week? do you think that because steven miller didn't tell us he will issue a new executive order addressing some of the legal concerns raised by the courts? >> the ninth circuit made a complete legal mishmash of the doctrine of standing, of hinting that there's a due process right of individuals outside the country who are not american citizens to enter the country. that having been said, the rollout of this executive order was not the finest hour for the administration. i believe they're going to withdraw the order, they will write a more narrowly-tailored order that will probably allay the concerns of most, although some of the language of the ninth circuit opinion, it might not even be enough for them, but they'll lose standing. that case will probably go moot. i would be very surprised if they wanted t

michael done add white last seen at his home 200 block of cancel terrace. >> and developing story out of prince ill william county virginia police discovering marsay wodz. the repaipz where are taken to the medical came inner's office for investigation. there's no need for concern in the surrounding community this incident does not appear random. >> happening now, democratic senators pulling all nighter to accepted a message before the final confirmation vote of president trump controversial nominee for education secretary. >> they're haeping it convince one more republican not to support betsy devos. melanie alnwick live on capitol hill with the latest. good morning, mel. >> good morning, guys, it is definitely a final stand here for the democrats and they've been taking the floor in hour long stretches since late last the night and chris murphy of connecticut making empassioned plea on behalf of parents of sandy hook. victims saying that they're deeply offended by betsy devos's support and add occasions for guns in schools and also word basically the fact that she does not support or advocate for the kid

williams said the scrutiny on him has become too much of a dis-attraction. there are now 7 candidates running for d.a. the others are michaeldermier, rich knee grin, theresa carr and joe khan. >> new details in a deadly stabbing from atlantic city over the weekend. police announced an arrest. jose lopez stabbed a man and woman. >> the woman died the man is still in the hospital. investigators haven't said anything about a possible motive. >>> tomorrow in newark, new jersey, the two officials found guilt in their involvement in the bridgegate scandal will learn their sentence. the most serious charge, conspiracy to commit wire fraud and that carries a possible 20 year sentence. back in 2013 which prosecutors say was politically motivated. >> students in bucks county are fighting back after someone found a kkk flier in their community. this morning students walked through town with signs promoting love, peace and racial justice. it comes after someone found the kkk flier in front of a home on doylestown on friday. the students responded with their own message. >> no response and the community stay silent or blows it off as on