you know, that already hands rick scott a win, if he does, indeed, to run for the senate.ut, brianna, this has really triggered quite a reaction from lawmakers across the country. other republican governors now say they want the same treatment. they, too, want to be exempt. take a look at this map here. all governors from republican-controlled states, they're all saying they, too, don't want drilling along their coastline. so the question now is, will the trump administration give equal consideration to all other coastal governors from both parties? >> it's a very good question, rene marsh, thank you so much for that. i want to bring back now symone sanders and kevin madden to talk more about this. okay, symone, what is your read on this? >> you know, i don't think it's right. it just reeks of, this is throwing a line -- >> well, you're happy there's no drilling, i'm sure? >> i'm happy there's no drilling. look, if we want to curb drilling on all of our coasts because it's not good for the environment, that's what we should be doing. but if we're going to be giving special

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republican governor rick scott rejected the plan. tary ryan zinke met with him and a deal was struck. zinke giving scott the credit, saying as a result of discussions with governor scott and his leadership, i'm removing florida from consideration for any new oil and gas platforms. >> if this is not a sign of politics as usual, i don't know what is. >> reporter: scott is the only governor whose state is exempt from drilling so far. >> i hope this man right here, rick scott, runs for the senate. >> reporter: the white house hopes scott will unseat florida democratic senator bill nelson, and sparing florida's coastline just served scott a political win. >> bipartisan governors from new jersey, maryland, virginia, north carolina, now south carolina, have all expressed concerns, very much the same ones that governor scott expressed and they're not taken out. so we're really flummoxed as to why the administration has taken florida out. >> reporter: the deal florida brokered twiggered tweets from lawmakers from coastline states who want the

the waters off the coast of florida following fierce opposition by florida's republican governor rick scott. scott is an ally of president trump and the state is also home to trump's winter resort at mar-a-lago. but now governors and lawmakers from georgia, south carolina, north carolina, virginia maryland, delaware, new york, , new jersey, california, oregon, washington, and other states are asking why only florida is being exempted. amy: the move comes as the trump administration is also moving forward on plans to open arctic national wildlife refuge to drilling. the republican tax reform bill which trump signed into law last month included a little-discussed provision to trip in the arctic. on during a press conference wednesday with the prime minister of norway, trump boasted about his embrace of fossil fuels. pres. trump: i am for massive oil and gas and everything else, and a lot of energy. putin can't love that. i of from the struggles military . hillary was not for a strong military. and hillary, my opponent, was for windmills. she was for other types of energy that don't have the s

his most likely opponent is rick scott. and the real fear is scott is both a trick fundraiser and personally wealthy. and he could put a lot of money into this race and democrats would even between -- the resources from outside groups wouldn't be able to compete there. it's a situation where republicans feel that if scott does get in, it's a sure pickup for them. but if scott doesn't get in, nelson is probably safe. but right now, we're worrying about whether or not rick scott gets into florida would be what would keep me up at night. >> and the four governor's approval ratings and how is he handling the hurricane? is he doing well more? are yes. he's pretty consistently have lower approval ratings. it's been in the past year or so that his approval ratings have come up quite a bit. >> you make a great point. you know, when you have somebody who has pockets as deep as rick scott does, even if at the end of the day, scott comes up short and nelson is able to win, well, democrats are going to have to spend a lot more money th

rick scott will be challenging a democratic senator in 2018 as well.jects take a long time, a lot of investment. two-years ago, oil was $25 a barrel. david: a different worlds than it was five years ago, with shale. korea and u.s. trade negotiators are meeting today to renegotiate a free trade agreement. about thea is wary political ramifications of a folding to washington demands. leader of the team economic policy from washington. this was supposed to be the inndard bearer of most ftas the future, but president trump to completely change this. it is going to be a quick fix, rather than a complete overhaul. sarah: trump's deficit of deficit-averse. the trade deficit has actually inbled with south korea 2012. the u.s. initiated the process to redoingto look in the steel, or modifying it. deal, or modifying it. we are at the first round of official talks, to see how they are going to modify this deal. like: what would it look if they got everything they wanted out of it? the trump administration has not notified congress that they will have to join the

. >> governor rick scott asked to meet with the interior secretary ryan zinke. >> and the result was quick. >> florida is obviously unique. for floridians we are not drilling off the coast of florida. >> trevor: wow. no drilling in florida because florida is unique? i mean there's a lot of reasons florida is unique, yeah. their state flower is met. their gators have guns. and it's the only state where you can see micky mouse, a stripper and your grandparents in the same day. (laughter) so yeah, they are unique. they are unique. but having beaches is not what makes florida unique. so if you are one of the other coastal states you have every right to be pissed off about florida getting special treatment. especially when you find out the real reason florida got this exemption is because there is a senate election there in the fall. governor rick scott, a republican, is probably going to run for the seat and coastal drilling is wildly unpopular there. yeah. so him getting florida off the drilling list is something he can use to help his popularity which he needs because votedders still r

senator bill nelson. >> he said this is a political stunt orchestrated by rick scott. we should not play politics request the future of florida. >> reporter: almost as soon as florida won their plea, ear governors weighed in with the new york governor asking, where can we sign up for a waiver and the governor of oregon saying, how about the same for oregon. >>> a few hours ago diane feinstein tweeted, blocking the trump plan to expand offshore drilling is a priority of mine, we do not want to be a mistake away from environmental catastrophe. >>> we have more rain in store, mark is up next to tell us how long the break is going to last >> we have more coming up on ktvu news right after the break sfx: tinny headphone music sfx: feet shuffling life can change in an instant. be covered when it does... ...with a health plan through covered california. we offer free expert help choosing the best plan for you. and all of our plans include free preventive care. financial help is available, so check for yourself to see what savings you qualify for. open enrollment ends january

-- i'm sorry, governor rick scott, that's florida. governor, is this the first ces? >> no, actually i was in the computer business back in the gateway days. liz: gateway! the cow print. >> i helped founded the company with tim wait, the founder. liz: i can remember when ford was the only car company that was on this floor. i want to say 2009. only car company. now everybody is here and this is their choice. >> it is the creation of mobility which is the convergence of the auto industry and the i.t. industry, if you look at it the most exciting field in the world. liz: autonomous, electric vehicles. >> yeah. liz: right? but there is a perception as liberals tend to not like fossil fuel driven cars, we hear conservatives pooh-poohing electric vehicles. you're a republican, that's not a good thing, is it? don't we want to be at the forefront of the biggest technology growth opportunity? >> that's where i'm proud, michigan is the center of the industry, and great to see. you have two or three categories that people look at discreetly. one

. >> reporter: republican governor rick scott waiting, quote, i've already asked to immediately meet with the secretary to discuss the concerns i have in the crucial needs to remove florida from consideration. scott got that meeting last night with the interior secretary and what he wanted. >> for floridians, we are not drilling off the coast of florida. >> reporter: president trump is urging governor scott to run against florida's democratic senator bill nelson, nelson sees ulterior motives. 12 years ago nelson helped craft the current eastern gulf of mexico moratorium the bands rigs within 125 miles of the florida coast. quote, this is a political stunt orchestrated by the trump administration to help rick scott who has wanted to drill off florida's coast his entire career. we should not be playing politics with the future florida. almost as soon as florida won it's plea other governors quickly weighed in with new york's governor asking, where do we sign up for any waiver. organs governor -- oregon's governor asking, how about the same. >>> a few hours ago senator dianne feinstein

we node florida is it red state and president trump and rick scott are close. they have a relationship that predates trump being in the white house. straight up, is this politics at play? >> well, you would hate to imagine so. >> but is it? >> if it looks meals and feels that way because the president ran on draining the swamp. if this is not assign of politics as usual, i don't know what is. you have florida which has presidential consequence contests, all of a you had is enbeing exempted in a way that other states might not be that might be smaller in population count. i would also say this it smacks of what we never want to see in politics, is it only self serving? you can't say i want to see an oil rig from mar-a-lago as i look out from palm beach, but it's okay in south carolina. >> hear you loud and clear. congressman sanford on that the white house the latest statement from interior department spokes women, no politics behind it. site florida tourism as factor. i have been to coastal south carolina. i know it is all about tourism. so why isn't the white

seguimos con el futbol americano colegial y es que el gobernador rick scott declaro que la universidad central de miami despues de quedar invicta en la temporada y ganar el "peach bowl" es el campeon nacional con un registro de 13 victorias y cero derrotas. asi que felicidades muchachos... ahora nos vamos a china donde se llevo a cabo el festial internacional de nado con participanes de rusia, austria, estinia y china. como pueden ver el frio estaba sabroso pero los concursantes no les molesto en lo minimo poder hacer el recorrido en el gran canal de beijing. a mi nada mas de verlos me dio mucho frio. de mucho dgrio nos vamos a mucho dolor vean nada mas a este pobre camarografo como se lo llevaron. el mariscal de campo de los jacksonville jaguars salio corriendo por su vida y se topo directo con el en las diagonales pero como ven se levanto y siguio trabajando.. eso mero mi estimado sin llorar. vemos la toma directa del impacto y la verdad por alli se vio peor de lo que fue.. lo bueno es que nadie salio lastimado. los espero mas adelante en deportes con los duelos de la ronda divisiona

one of them is rick scott whether he will run for senate in florida.ig thing congressional primaries coming up in state of texas. democrats have been a big challenge. they got these dozens of candidates from some of these races. some them are little bit door far to the left to win elections. i will be keeping close eye on who ends up winning the democratic nominations. if they go too far to the left and nominate someone too extreme, they can lose the opportunity to win. >> the republican party seems more unified today than it did couple of months ago. but the democrats, senator schumer, when he's doling with the shutdown, he's being pulled to the left by some. he's also trying to protect the senators that are in states that trump won. >> chuck schumer is smart enough person to know that when he let that shutdown happen, he was telling his left, touch it. touch the hot stove and burn your fingers. do you like it, do you want another one. we can do one next week. that's the old boehner move. now we'll see when they come back does he have leverage with th

democrats call it a political favor wondering if this has anything to do with governor rick scott ofda, who may be thinking of running for senate this year. joining me is the florida democrat, senator bill nelson. senator, thank you so much for being with us. before we get into the politics, are you happy that there will no longer be drilling off the florida coast? >> well of course if that's real, but secretary zinke just said he takes it off the table. by the way, that was one day after it was published in the federal register that all of the outer continental shelf was going to be drilled. so what does he mean by off the table? the devil's in the details, to answer your question am i happy. >> i understand that. we need to learn more about it, but let's assume that off the table means there will not be coastal drilling off the coast of florida the way that there will be in other places in the united states apparently still. so then my question is, as governor, for governor rick scott, isn't it appropriate for him to use whatever tools he has, personal relationships, favor with the

. >> and tossing and turning after a controversial move aimed at helping -- rick scott was promise the no offshore drilling in spite of administration move to allow it throughout the kupty. >> and governor from a lot of coastal states including from ralph northam who wondered why virginia was not given the in florida there's a place called mar-a-lago. where does that leave everything. stay tuned. we're back tat again tomorrow. thanks for joining us, bye-bye. announcer: today on "tmz" -- harvey: so o.j. simpson is offering congratulations to khloe for being pregnant and kind of addresses this whole rumor about him being khloe's father -- >> congratulations to her, but trust me, i had nothing to do with it. harvey: the problem is he's got a history of sometimes fibbing. [laughter] like murder. >> harvey weinstein was assaulted in a restaurant. a guy name steve walks up and wants a photo and harvey turns him down. steve slapped him. >> don't do that man, don't do that. >> [bleep]. >> this guy is like harassing him. >> i don't think it's right but i just don't feel sorry for him. tom brady

today the president had a working lunch with the republican governor of florida, rick scott, whom he's pushing hard to run for the senate seat here. the president has a list of political resolutions to keep. he's facing another big budget crisis with funding set to expire before the end of january. kate? >> kelly o'donnell with the president. thank u james mattyou. james mattis is giving his assessment of isis. as president trump expanded the war, success against isis led to casualties on new battlefields. hans nichols takes a look at the tait state of the fight against isis. >> reporter: this year the black flag of isis fell in mosul and raqqah, once the capital of their so-called caliphate. jim mattis told reporters that isis's defeats on the battlefield hurt their ability to recruit new fighters. since president trump took office, isis has lost some 15,000 square miles. the number of isis fighters down from 35,000 to around 1,000. in iraq and syria, his strategy is similar to his predecessor but commanders on the ground have more authority. >> i think largely the same strategy as th

they know that this is unpopular with people who usually support them, people like governor rick scottpeople like senator marco rubio. but they sided with business interests as they usually do. i think, you know, it's fascinating, what we saw this week was the trump administration go against local rights on marijuana, go against the wishes of local communities on oil drilling, and on the issue of housing segregation they overturned the obama era rule which intended to promote desegregation. so their interest in local rights, so-called states' rights, are very selective, shall we say. >> last question to you, hunter, pakistan. who in the white house is telling trump to revoke aid to pakistan? >> i think first off this is a policy that's really going to appeal to the president. he came in talking about taking a real hard line against, you know, terrorists and against terrorist threats posed from muslim nations. so you don't know that anyone would have needed to convince him here. but you know, i've heard diplomats say he's outsourced foreign policy to the military. i think when you see a

quote, this is a political stunt orchestrated by the trump administration to help rick scott, who has entire career. we shouldn't be playing politics with the future of florida. >> reporter: almost as soon as florida won its plea, other governors quickly weighed in with new york's governor asking where do we sign up for a waiver? and oregon's governor asking, how about the same for oregon? in miami, phil keating, fox news. ♪[ music ] >>> dozens of 7-eleven stores targeted by federal immigration agents. tonight controversy over the nationwide raid and the several locations searched here in the bay area. >> why are they coming in to check everybody? we're not doing anything wrong. >> immigration and customs enforcement says the raid was meant to send a strong message to businesses about hiring illegal immigrants. good evening, everyone. i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. nearly 100 7-eleven stores were raided including the seven here in the bay area. we get new details now from alyana gomez. she is live at one of those stores in petaluma tonight. alyana. >>> reporter: frank

. >>> in his final state of the state address, florida governor rick scott discussed the response to hurricane irma and outlined his priorities for this year's legislative session, including more funding to prevent opioid abuse, and strengthening workplace sexual harassment laws. currently in his second term, governor scott is ineligible to run for re-election this year. this is 40 minutes. >> also joining us in the east gallery is his wife, first lady, ann scott. [ applause ] >> good morning. thank you for your graciousness towards me and my wife. and it's wonderful to be here. i can think -- just starting, i can think about the first time i gave this speech. so i'm honored to deliver my final state of the state address today. i would like to first recognize a few people. first, speaker of the house, richard corcoran. [ applause ] >> speaker, i appreciate your commitment to cutting taxes, for fighting to make sure every student can get a great education. senate president joe negron. [ applause ] mr. president, your focus on lake okeechobee and florida's environment will benefit busi

one more issue, if i can, the rollback of drilling, even our governor, rick scott, and our legislators, this is something in the state of florida, we do not want closer drilling. look at the devastation that was done to us with the deepwater horizon. going full on fossil fuels now, it is actually going backwards. i personally want to see trump gone in any way possible, but he just looks backward. he is not in a variety -- in reality. forward inooking terms of jobs. the automation is coming. we have got to deal with that. he looks back like it is 1950 or something. everything about this man, plus -- he is mentally unstable. i have no doubt in my mind, going back to my years as a dealtion officer, i have with mentally unstable people, and i try to tell people that. host: some other headlines, cbs news reports that the cdc is holding briefings on how the public can prepare for nuclear war. the centers for disease control and pretension has scheduled a briefing for later this month to outline how the public can prepare for nuclear war. it says "while a nuclear detonation is unlikely, it wo

rick scott, who is the current governor there, doesn't like the idea. what do you think about it? our coast line is so important to our economy. it's important to property values. it's important to tourism. and we need to protect our coast line. i am for energy exploration. i was for anwr. and if there is other states that have different calculations and they want to do offshore, that's fine. i'm going to be fighting with governor scott to protect florida's coast line. you know what? i think this is just a draft proposal. i think that the white house will ultimately be with us. and i think we will be able to work it out so that florida's beaches are protected. we want want to make sure that you are coming down and enjoy your time in florida. brian: he also talks about energy independence. >> i think we can do that. if you look, look at the permian basins, look at the ball can, look at the anwr and other states that may want to do off shores. they may not be as sensitive as florida is i think we have had a long history of wanting to have protections for our coast line and guys like

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the florida race, it looks entirely different depending on whether they have rick scott or some other kind of random candidate. there top tier candidate in it that senate seat held by a democrat. this is a flip side of a problem you're also seeing republicans retire in the house. you have people both looking at should i seek reelection in an environment where i'm likely to lose after a bruising campaign and asking the same question about senate seats. should i run to unseat this incumbent in a year where the president's unpopularity is likely to drag me down and that snowballs for the party. they are there with candidates running in the bad environment. democrats are doing well. >> periodically, i like to take opportunities to teach our viewers and listeners and you're a smart guy for folks who might be watching and listening who can't get their heads around why we might be dealing with a government shutdown if republicans control all government, what's the answer? >> in order to move funding bills through the senate, you need 60 votes to bring the bill to a vote. so while democrats c

it's more wonder that governor rick scott is up in arms. what is your message? governor rick scott has reached out to the secretary and invited him to come down to florida to talk about this. we are currently working on the schedules to see how to accommodate him. the secretary has a great relationship with the governor. he is very respectful for the work governor scott has been doing. he wants to make sure his voice is heard. julia: what are the big oil companies saying? exploration, it is down 60% on 2015 levels. prospects look bleak, they say they can't afford it. were they saying about the plan? this a lot of folks think is the plan that will change the dial today. when it comes to offshore energy development, it takes 7-10 years to get from leasing to production. a lot of that is permitting, it's environmental work that we do thoroughly, safety work, there is a lot of investment that has to come. these prospects are highly -- require quite a bit of capital. when you do a plan now, you are opening a prospects and economic developments for decades to come. th

florida was removed from the plan after strong opposition from its republican governor rick scott. ryan zinke says they were removed because they rely heavily on tourism. but california says if that's the case theirs should be lifted too. >>> spacex has insisted it did not lose a classified satellite that vanished after liftoff. we want to know where is it then? an official confirmed that a satellite called zuma fell into the ocean. however, they say the rockets worked properly. the contractor built the satellite at a reported cost of more than $1 billion. it isn't commenting because the mission is classified. so they can keep it a secret, we didn't lose a satellite. because. >> because it's a secret. >> because the satellite did not exist in the first place. >>> from space to a texas walmart, because it was there that unexpected visitors caused a big flap. >> yes, one man thought they were birds. then they were surrounded by about 20 of them. >> 20 bats, like a horror movie! other customers said the bats were hanging around the cooler areas like the meat and cold cut department. >

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rick scott, the governor of florida, is expressing concerns about the administration's offshore drilling plan which would allow drilling in most coastal waters. can the president afford to cross this important political ally, and what do you plan to say to governor scott? ms. sanders: our goal is not to cross governor scott. we have a great relationship with him. working withnue him on a number of issues. just because we may differ on issues from time to time doesn't mean we cannot still have an incredible he strong and good relationship. we will continue those conversations with him, and hopefully i'll come to agreement. i'll take one last question. reporter: you were calling the michael wolff book a book full of lies. giveidn't this white house michael wolff all the access he wanted? ms. sanders: absolutely not. in fact, there are probably more than 30 requests for access to information from michael wolff that were repeatedly denied, including within that at least two dozen requests of him asking to have an interview with the president, which he never did. he never discussed this book

florida rick scott gave his final state of the state address earlier this month. he laid out his administration's agenda, and praised first responders and law enforcement following hurricane irma. [applause] >> also joining us in the east gallery is his wife first lady ann scott. [applause] gov. scott: good morning. thank you for your graciousness towards me and my wife. it is wonderful to be here. i think about the first time i gave this speech. i am honored to deliver my final state of the state address today. i would like to recognize a few people. first, speaker of the house richard corcoran. [applause] gov. scott: mr. speaker, i appreciate your commitment to cutting taxes to make sure that every floridian can get a great education. to senate president joe negron. [applause] gov. scott: mr. president, your focus on lake okeechobee and florida's environment will benefit future generations. lieutenant governor carlos lopez-cantera. [applause] gov. scott: carlos thank you for , all you do for our great state and for joining me in the fight for freedom and democra

rick scott also delivered his final state of the inte address this week tallahassee. lawddressed the task of enforcement in the wake of hurricane irma. this is 40 minutes. [applause] >> also joining us in the east gallery is his wife first lady scott.tt area governor scott: thank you. thank you for your graciousness toward me and my wife. i think about the first time i gave this speech. i am going to deliver my final state of the state address today. i would like to recognize a few people. first, speaker of the house richard corker. [applause] mr. speaker, i appreciate your tomitment to cutting taxes make sure that every floridian can get a great education. to senate president joe negron. [applause] on president, your focus lake okeechobee and florida's will benefit future generations. lieutenant governor carlos lopez-cantera. thank you for all you do for our great state and for joining me in the fight for freedom and democracy in cuba and venezuela. attorney general pam bondi. she could not join us. she has been a leading voice in the opioid epidemic. let's give a bi

again, the policies of, you know, giving florida an exemption where he has an ally in governor rick scott, there's a lot of things that fit into that. >> lonny, last >> wow. i'm honored. >> you're our conservative. so what do you expect to see in year two of the trump administration? >> continued focus on policies the base will like. that's the only way you win a midterm, an activated base electorate. that's the only way republicans continue hold on to the house and senate in the fall. >> thank you for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> thank you both. >> thank you. >>> and this weekend marks the one-year anniversary of the women's march. check out our special online feature about that by going to kqed.org. >>> comedian w. kamau bell hosts "united shades of america" on cnn as he travels across the nation to meet with diverse communities. now he's teaming up with the communities. now he's teaming up with the oakland symphony toer of his favorite music. great to have you on the show again. >> thanks for having me. >> what was your reaction when they said we have this great idea, we'll

. >> governor rick scott doesn't know this is happening. >>> meanwhile, the other season of floribamat finished. defending each other at the local watering holes. it's already been renewed for a second season and it looks like quality tv. >> america. >> proud. >>> we're glad to see tom cruise is getting back to work jumping out of buildings. last summer he broke his leg after attempting a stunt for the new "mission impossible" movie. the director vowed not to go to the same location and he kept that promise. >> they say this is a safer window. looks like cruise nailed it this time. >> cruise has also been spotted getting chased across the london skyline. neither cruise nor the helicopter were harmed while filming this particular shot. >>> finally a very large truck harmed by a very large man. that's what he likes to do is throw men. he was fired last night on wwe raw so he lost his temper a little bit. >> and he got to live out our dream by going on a rampage through the show's control room. >> and his final move. check this out. >> whoa, he was angry. >> he flips the se >>>. >> tuesd

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russia, we have now a dozen governors oppose and a republican governor of florida not liking this, rick scottsn't like it, they are worried about pollution and oil spills off the coastal areas. stuart: i've got it, in principal i'm in favor of going to get the resources which are ours and i really rather buy oil that's been drilled offshore america that's been drilled in saudi arabia where they don't let women drive or vote. liz: i agree with you, the oppression of women is disgusting in the middle east. the u.s. will possibly likely dethrone saudi arabia and russia as the world's number one oil producer this year. stuart: i'm cheering it on, liz. get with the program. >> i'm just report to go you what the governors are saying. stuart: solid gain, we are up 56 points, 25,135 as we speak. check bitcoin, please, the price this morning 16 grand. the sec says, if you got scammed, you're on your own basically. that's what the sec is saying, they can't republican you. you're on your own, so what? >> the big thing here is that the so many people are getting involved in this, they are trying to do so

. >>> in his final state of the state address, florida governor rick scott discussed the response to hurricane irma and outlined his priorities for this year's legislative session, including more funding to prevent opioid abuse, and strengthening workplace sexual harassment laws. currently in his second term,

political governors of many coastal states today came out including republican governors governor rick scott of florida and said no way not on our watch are we going to put oil rigs off the coast of florida same with governors of pacific states so it's it remains to be seen whether this plan will weather the political firestorm that it is experiencing today and will extend for months to come and secondly there are huge technological barriers and big safety risks associated with development off these in these areas . it's worth noting as well in the last few days the trip the ministration has weakened safety regulations for offshore drilling so going back to predict water horizon safety standards so the risks for offshore drilling are simultaneously going up as the trump mr ations trying to push into areas that are on developed let's move on to other news now north korea has accepted the south proposal for talks on tuesday the missing will be held inside the demilitarized zone which is the area between the two countries earlier this week cross border communications between chong yang and some

>> well, winner florida governor rick scott who managed to make florida the only one of the states thatore drilling. i don't know why. and the loser is graham. he has been flattering trump. it's clear that this has been leading up to something. he came with this immigration deal and got shutdown. >> bret: is there a sense that people felt he was trying to roll over the president with a bipartisan deal with that group? >> all i know the president was told that morning by people and i won't say associated with those two, that everything he wanted was dealt with. when he saw the fine print, he was you know. >> not happy. >> bret: when we come back, this week's notable quotables. get ready for centrum micro-workouts. the bottle curl. the twist n' turn. the stretch n' grab. the gummy squish. centrum micronutrients fuel your body from the inside out. grab a centrum and join in. repeat daily. yeah, i got some financialbody guidance a while ago. how'd that go? he kept spelling my name with an 'i' but it's bryan with a 'y.' yeah, since birth. that drives me crazy. yes. it's on all your email. ye

announcer: challenging florida governor rick scott in the republican primary. >> i have a great fan based probably win. harvey: he could win. >> i don't want to run. the republicans and democrats act like they hate each other and they don't want to do anything except create chaos so i don't want to be part of that. harvey: is this a flat-out no? >> right now, this moment, it's a flat-out no. harvey: as of now. those are the magic words. hillary clinton said, not even thinking about it now. everybody defers until they don't. kelly: you know what hillary clinton didn't say? the n-word. announcer: that could come up. hulk has apologized but anyway, he ain't running yet. >> is it possible next month it could be maybe or yes? >> it could be. announcer: vague, equivocating. you'll fit in nicely. what would definitely make you run, hulk? >> if there was a job i could take that was bigger donald trump's job, where i was the end-all, be-all decision maker, i'd love that job. announcer: all hail supreme chancellor maximus supremeus hulk hogan, if he runs. >> i don't want to run, ok. announcer: you

do you get the endorsement of rick scott? expwhr i hop>> i hope so. he's done a great job. but i'm going to be begging people like you to buy property. we're going to get a lot of new yorkers to come down. david: this winter in particular my wife is more interested in florida than ever before but my job is here in new york. thank you for coming. i appreciate you being here. >>> we're coming right back with a lot more. please stay with us. >>> the white house demands the dems put america first ahead of their pro-am necessity agenda. >> democrats need to decide to come here and do their jobs and they're going to govern and put our national security ahead of their own personal political agendas or they're not. >> we take up the looming government shut down with rnc chairwoman. >>> senator jeff flake under fire for insulting president trump. his fellow republicans wondering why won't the rhino go away. we'll have his latest desperate attack against the president coming up next. david: there must be something in the arizona water that's making rhinos go mad right now. both membe

united states but now you can see they are striking florida from the map t republican governor rick scottth the white house, met with the interior secretary ryan zinke, then they were taken off the list. joining from washington is the governor of washington state. thanks so much for joining us. >> you bet. good morning. >> why do you think florida was taken off the list? >> well, look, there has been a bipartisan revulsion against what happened here. because both democrat and republican governors, 15 have objected to this, 6 republicans. and the reason is that we believe america deserves a president who will protect our beaches from sea to shining sea. not just those that have a political pal who is in trouble in a senate race in florida which is the case with frankly nonstellar environmental record that's trying to look good. and not just protect places where you happen to have a golf course with a beach around it. this president deserves and has an obligation to protect all of our beaches. and the story throughout the country, both in republican and democrat states right now, is that we

but governor rick scott immediately voiced his concerns saying florida and its coasts are heavily reliant on tour inch as an economic driver. after talking with governor scott, he decided to change his decision for florida. not clear what the future holding for other offshore areas, in particular california who kind of depends on california themselves. >>> turmoil in the senate judiciary committee. the release of testimony by the top democrat could effectively end that committee's russia investigation. but on the inside, i feel like chronic, widespread pain. fibromyalgia may be invisible to others, but my pain is real. fibromyalgia is thought to be caused by overactive nerves. lyrica is believed to calm these nerves. i'm glad my doctor prescribed lyrica. for some, lyrica delivers effective relief for moderate to even severe fibromyalgia pain. and improves function. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions, suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worse depression, unusual changes in mood or behavior, swelling, trouble breathing, rash, hives, b

governor rick scott, in a battle with the white house on drilling, talking about the president getting not happy with the initial overture made some comments, able to overcome that, will he address that? and major progress in the fusion gps investigation. it turns out the leader of that company was reaping a few reporters according to a reporter. we will talk about what that means coming up on "fox and friends". i urge you i know it is friday but please get dressed. ♪ mom's got this cold #stuffynose #nosleep #mouthbreather just put on a breathe right strip it instantly opens your nose... up to 38% more than cold medicine alone go to breatheright.com today to request a free sample. kelp is on the way! with herbal essences bio:renew made with active antioxidants that work from the inside out... to help animate lifeless hair. let life in with herbal essences bio:renew. >> welcome back, good news and bad news from walmart, the largest retailer abruptly closing sam's clubs nationwide laying off thousands of workers. jillian: move just hours after the retail giant announced an increase the h

. >> the only political meeting on the agenda was a lunch with florida governor rick scott where thewo discussed infrastructure projects in florida. scott is eyeing a possible senate run in 2018. the first item on the white house agenda. a meeting with congressional leaders to avoid a government shutdown. mike? >> steve on the start of the president's new year. thank you very much. president trump promised last month to bring bureaucratic red tape to a sudden, screeching, beautiful halt. can he do that. we take a look. >> actions of my administration. >> among the most effective initiatives the trump administration dismantled federal regulations. the federal register is a 3rd smaller from what the obama administration set in 2016 and the lowest count since 1993. >> we got a lot of rules and regulations that the people suffered from. >> [applauding]. >> a year ago president trump signed an executive order requiring agencies to rescind who regulations for every new rule they plan to issue. the white house said the trump administration cut 22 regulations for every new one and froze 1500