rob: i'm rob schmitt, fox news alert.rifying moment in helicopter with six people on board plunges into new york's frigid east river. look it's all caught on camera. we have just learned that all five passengers in that chopper are dead trapped inside as water rushed in. jillian: the pilot is the lone survivor and the new york post identifying him as richard. new video in fox news shows him walking away from heart-breaking scene moments after the crash, witnesses stunned by what they saw. >> it like landed almost like it was suppose today land and then it was completely under water. >> one person sort of climbed out of the helicopter and then since it was flipped over the rafts were visible and he climbed on to the raft and was calling, screaming for help. jillian: aircraft was being used for photo shoot when it went down, the cause not yet known but officials from ntsb are rushing over scene overnight to find out how it happened. rob: just terrible. brutally gunned down in cold blood, the brother of killer claims he didn

rob: good song. carley: let's keep on listening to this. rob: we have 59 more minutes. rob schmitt, thank you for waking us with us. time for a change. president trump doubling down on proposed tariffs on steel and aluminum. carley: critics warning that it could spark international trade war. griff jenkins live from washington, d.c. with how the white house is not backing down, griff. >> good morning, carley and rob, we are wide awake in washington and the construction crew below is us hammering away as the president is imposing tariffs and defending division on twitter saying we are on the losing side of all trade deals, friends and enemies have taken advantage of the u.s. for many years, steel and aluminum industries are dead, sorry, it's time for change, make america great again. now the plan imposes a 25% tariff on steel, 10% on aluminum and according to white house trade adviser peter navarro it's intend today protect u.s. industries, jobs and national security. >> this is an action basically to protect our national security and economic security. the president was

rob: so cool.he pictures on sand storm -- that makes sense saharan and arabian deserts, phenomenon happens every five years. jillian: kind of cool. rob: very different. talk about cheesy story, american chef breaking world record with pizza with the greatest variety of cheese, pie crafted in germany with 11 different types of cheese. jillian: didn't know they were that many. 2 and a half grams of each cheese and did not go to waste, obviously, the pizza given to guests of record-placing event. rob: 250 grams of cheese, that's amazing. jillian: that's great. time to check in with brian keel me to see what's on "fox & friends", do you have any pizza for us? >> no, i am bringing change for the vending machine, it's all yours as soon as you are ready. let me tell you what we have for the next three hours, the big march on saturday and what it means for gun control, what it means for republicans as well as democrats, what about the president and his big budget, will there be backlash on is that, among g

jillian: how do you know that, rob? rob: he told me. jillian: what? ever known me to be sarcastic? jillian: never. rob: so much going on in politics these days we will go to the good, the bad and the ugly because our show is almost over. jillian: awarding highest civilian honor to world war ii vets. office of strategic services. the intelligence agency predates the cia. >> next bat. the man tries and fails to lie his way out of an arrest by impersonating a u.s. marshal. >> you are carrying a weapon and federal marshall. >> no. congratulations, you are impersonating a police officer. rob: that was stupid. the florida man carrying a bee begun and badge when he was around at best buy. jillian: this is one of the thessalonians things can you see teen taking driving test crashes through. she put the car in drive instead of reverse no. one seriously hurt which is why we can have chuckle. that's terrible. rob ron wasn't the gas and brake it was the r and d. jillian: i don't think she passed though. rob: she will learn. "fox & friends" starts right now. >> th

come on, rob. thanks for watching. rob: we will see you later.s" starts right now. >> all eyes on pennsylvania. and it is too close to call. >> we're going to fight all the way to the end. >> they reestablished law and order in san diego when they put up a wall. this is life. these are the facts of life. >> rex tillerson is out as secretary of state. >> we disagreed on things, the iran deal, i think it's terrible and he felt a little bit differently. >> the first woman to run the cia it could be gina haspel. >> she has been hunting terrorists most of her life. there are people who are very supportive of this decision. >> steven hocking one of the prolific scientists has passed away. >> i think vice president pension was right. i was raised to support everyone's

rob: sure.ie: little cesar's giving away free food after biggest upset in march madness history. rob: not bad, pizza and soda on monday april 2nd, promise the deal if any 16th seed knocked out a number one seed. julie: well, you guessed it. that's what happened, umb destroyed virginia on friday, but umbc miracle run was cut short last night by kansas state, but still. they are always going to cherish that. rob: that's unbelievable. julie: that's crazy. rob: 11 minutes after the hour president trump to unveil plan to stop the opioid crisis and could be death penalty for dealers. she joins us live with what she wants to hear from the president today. julie: caught off guard, new praise from south korea. >> ongoing pressure to vote the way that your husband, your boss, your son, whoever believes you should. rob: well, answering those she offended, hillary clinton's new apology as she tries to explain those controversial comments. the morning walk was so peaceful. until... it... wasn't. don't let ty

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rob: where is the money coming from?g off with the mayor of baltimore. >> don't know if you are trying to become the communications director for the trump administration. rob: why did she pay for kids to be bused to an anti-gun rally? more where that came from. you see mcdonald's golden arches flipped upside down, we will tell you why coming up. at bp, everyone on an offshore rig depends on one another. that's why entire teams train together in simulators, to know exactly what to do before they have to do it. because safety is never being satisfied. and always working to be better. powerful skincare,s now light-as-air a breakthrough moisturizer whipped for instant absorption feel a light-as-air finish in a flash new olay whips ageless this is the story of green mountain coffee roasters dark magic told in the time it takes to brew your cup. first, we head to vermont. and go to our coffee shop. and meet dave. hey. why is dark magic so spell-bindingly good, he asks? let me show you. let's go. so we climb. hike. see a bear.

rob: happy friday.p story, donald from made the decision himself to meet with kim jong un. mary mac rex to listen revealing the president is ready for toxic, not formal negotiations in coming weeks. >> a standing invitation and what happens now. >> rex to listen planning a meeting, talks for the first time, remarkable diplomatic breakthrough, national security adviser on the wall last night. >> donald trump said now meeting. and any test expressed that. >> a permanent end to nuclearn, being plans. it will be the first t met with leader and it appears it was donald trump's pressure that brought this about. >> donald trump, his leadership, his maximum pressure policy, international solidarity at this juncture. >> reporter: in a letter from the 6 senators, cautioning the president, writing when it comes to the north korean regime we must verify before we trust, never forget the dpr k represents a great threat to the united states, our allies and global peace and stability, a clear nada to ronald reagan's r

rob: and barbie?n's day dolls. >> 17 new dolls, the international women's day is tomorrow, launching these new dolls ahead of that. olympic snowboarder chloe kim, and these will be available. mattel has been shifting away from traditional barbie offering more diverse barbies with different occupations. >> rob should bring snacks with all of us or something. rob: getting called out on tv. a potential diplomatic breakthrough, kim jong un willing to talk about giving up his nukes but is this smoke and mirrors? john bolton says the rogue nation talked 25 years, joins us shack. >> our politics in miranda's future? throwing her head into the run. ♪ i have type 2 diabetes. i'm trying to manage my a1c, and then i learn type 2 diabetes puts me at greater risk for heart attack or stroke. can one medicine help treat both blood sugar and cardiovascular risk? i asked my doctor. he told me about non-insulin victoza®. victoza® is not only proven to lower a1c and blood sugar, but for people with type 2 diabetes treat

rob: white house shakeup part 3. the person who made headlines for touting the president's health. >> the opportunity to get to know him and examine him, tabloid psychiatry. >> he could be getting a big promotion is another member of the president's cabinet is fired. >> how could you have voted for him? >> he talked about jobs, said he would shake things up. >> have you looked at the news, now things are worse. >> not on the real news. jillian: donald trump drinking cup rosanne to congratulate him on great ratings on the reboot. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ rob: still dark out there. in midtown this morning, we have stories on that. we will talk about other things. it is 5 am on the east coast. jillian: thanks for starting the day with us. the fbi and doj under investigation for alleged pfizer abuses in the russia probe. >> text messages between peter stzrok and lisa page suggest coordination between the intel community and the obama administration. >> reporter: doj inspector general michael horowit

rob: taking on sarah sanders, the new target is the president, who is coming to his defense. ♪ ♪ rob:are on the ground level. jillian: good morning on the east coast, 5:00, watching "fox and friends first" on tuesday. rob: we begin with a fox news alert. the city on edge as the hunt for sophisticated serial bomber intensifies. jillian: four explosions in four weeks. desperate to find whoever is behind the deadly attacks. rob: what our police doing to track the bomber down? >> good morning. neighbors allowed back on the home for a trying 24 hours. the spot we are standing right now is the exact spot the trip fire bomb went off. a small crater as well as blood on the scene. fear continuing to group this community as authorities tell us they had a serial bomber on their hands and one who has a significant change in his or her technique. >> the tripwire doesn't suggest a military background was what it does suggest is the suspect or suspects we deal with have a higher level of sophistication than we initially thought based on changing their method to a more difficult device. >> the fourth

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rob: that's not smart.kles and stuffed hot dogs to fan this season. a pickle between the hot dog and bun. called the dilly dog. jillian: i no longer fear hell because i have seen this dilly dog. rob: you put relish on hot dog what's wrong with this? see you later. [chanting trump] >> orange county board of supervisors voted to join the lawsuit against the state sanctuary state laws. >> it's about individuals who have committed violent crimes. >> chinese and north korean state media finally confirming kim jong un was in china meeting with president xi ping. >> whether it's the terrorists or ongoing pressure campaign showing president trump's leadership is working. >> what the trump administration is trying to do is weaponize the census. >> this is a question that's been included in every census since 1965 with the exception of 2010. >> we demand that politicians do the job and in this case the job includes the impeachment of is

rob: ddo it. ♪ rob: are you nervous yet. jillian: now i'm a little bit nervous.bout to fall through open clouds just got very real. ♪ be. jillian: all right, joe. my life is in your hands. >> yes, ma'am. oh, god. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ jillian: i survived. feeling pretty good. rob: that was the most incredible thing i have ever done. was that amazing or what? my face just dropped when we came out of the plane u i was scared. jillian: i put all of my trust in these guys. rob: that's right. jillian: i did. rob: you couldn't have felt more secure. it was awesome. it was awesome. i'm glad we did it. jillian: gist so you know this was his idea. not on my list of things to do. rob: this is the first time we actually saw. this we were enjoying this hopefully as much as did you. it was like a religious experience. i came down off that thing and i had tears in my eye. jillian: you had the emotional high and low. you wanted to do it. for me it was never on my list like i said. i was like very same throughout. okay. i just want to make it down to the ground. rob: i liked the thrills and t

rob: interesting story.d trump along with several lawmakers offering america's pastor billy graham in a historic ceremony. jillian: the fourth private citizen ever to lie in honor at the capitol rotunda. >> billy graham carried his message around the world. but his heart as franklin will tell you, was always in america. everywhere he went rev. graham delivered the same beautiful message, god loves you. rob: graham's casket will be escorted out of the capital later today, his funeral is tomorrow in charlotte, north carolina. no matter what your faith is he was a very special person with a good message. jillian: it is 10 minutes after the hour with a fox news alert, wanted killers on the hunt worldwide. the terrifying warning about ice is going global. >> these shooters are typically male, white and suicidal. >> donald trump's blunt bipartisan push for tougher gun laws. what was it like to be on the receiving end of the message the president, steve daines was there and joins us live next. jillian: should you g

rob: a big sigh of relief. live look at i 35 through austin just north of austin in round rock where police engaged this suspect in all these bombings. police were closing in on the suspect when he killed himself and his car exploded. jillian: these reports are from local sites, fox news is not confirmed this but there has been an officer involved shooting. police are expected to hold a press conference at any moment. rob: let's bring in steve rogers. looks like the development we have been hoping for that this is finally over after weeks of being so nervous in this area. and end this case quickly. >> what we don't know and i'm sure we will find out in the press conference would have led the police to the scene. did somebody make a phone call? debate of the police off? take that combined with the bomb that did not detonate, at the fedex center, and interagency cooperation of the fbi and local police, in capture. heather: the police are cordoning the entire area off. the concern is are there more bombs than he i

rob: i try sometimes. a citizenship question to the 2020 census. in response california's attorney general announced that he is suing. the left united and confronting president trump. >> he has been more successful in facing -- >> an american held captive by islamic tastes has a shocking trail of betrayal. >> you are saying the fbi sacrificed your safety in order to track al qaeda? >> yes. >> military bases in the washington, d.c. area hit by suspicious packages. >> mid turn around for

after those facts became known, john kelly said this about rob porter.ob porter is a man of true integrity and honor, and i can't say enough good things about him. he is a friend, a confidant and a trusted professional. i am proud to serve alongside him. john kelly said all of that after jenny willoughby told her story of the marriage to rob porter and now a month later, john kelly is insisting that jenny willoughby's story amounts to nothing more than, quote, the accusations of a messy divorce. if it were up to john kelly rob porter would be still working in the white house after everything that jenny willoughby had to say about them. but the black eye photograph of rob porter's first wife was something that john kelly couldn't dismiss as just, quote, some level of emotional abuse. as if emotional abuse isn't abuse. as if a wife living in constant fear is just one of the possible conditions of marriage. it seems john kelly is living in constant fear now of being asked, what did he know about rob porter and exactly when did he know it? that is what congr

rob: the atty. gen.federal prosecutor to evaluate the fbi, clinton foundation and the uranium one scandal. >> jeff sessions just short of a special counsel. best wit reaction. >> jeff sessions says he is not naming a special counsel saying that would only be used in the most extraordinary circumstances, john hubert of utah looking at potential misconduct, the fbi and justice department in 2016-17 and michael horowitz looking into it. and they went to a 22 judge to spy on carter page, hubert has been been investigating, tying to the russian nuclear energy agency, sessions has been under pressure by republican lawmakers to hire someone from the outside. >> in a fair and inappropriate for the atty. gen. and rod rosenstein to ask him and put him in a position to investigate his boss. what situation would you do that in? you wouldn't do that at is a part of justice but they do it. >> the combination is a pretty potent force right now. >> democratic congressman jerry nadler says it is a shame the inspector gen

rob: sanctuary shutdown showdown.mall city fighting against california's open border policies and making a big impact, the fed could soon be getting more allies. jillian: donald from making no apology for congratulating flat amir putin but the bigger outrage, how details of the phone call got out. >> i hate that there is someone in his inner circle -- you don't like working for the president -- jillian: the white house is bound to take action over the leak of a classified presidential briefing memo. >> ivanka sparking outrage on social media. ♪ at bp, everyone on an offshore rig depends on one another. that's why entire teams train together in simulators, to know exactly what to do before they have to do it. because safety is never being satisfied. and always working to be better. rob: donald trump reportedly told not to congratulate vladimir on his reelection but did it anyway. jillian: that information leaked to the press, something the white house called likely illegal and a fireable offense. more on the administra

rob, what can we expect throughout the rest of the day? >> probably the worst part of the storm coming in, unfortunately, right on top of your morning commute. the south bay seeing the heaviest downpours right now and you'll have to contend with gusty wind. you can see observing at 21 miles an hour and another difference the temperatures starting off at 50 degrees in oakland. you can see san jose also 50 degrees. wind speeds at 16 miles an hour. a view of mobile doppler radar showing you widespread moderate to heavy rain from your highway 17 commute into san jose. the rain for now starting to ease up a bit. our storm ranger mobile doppler radar is right there on top of san bruno. that is that red beam you see scanning over observing. moderate rain pushing on through and we will be dealing with rain changing over to scattered showers around lunch time today and a chance of small hail as we head into friday. a busy start to your morning and plenty of signs of that on your morning commute around the bay. >>> you'll need the windshield wipers

statement in support of rob port er. he had the information. did he have the whole picture of the ex-wife with the black eye? the timing is very close. point is, he had much more information. this was not someone flying blind about what was alleged about rob porter. what was clear then and, frankly to me now is, john kelly liked rob porter. he thought rob porter did a very important thing, which is serve as a gatekeeper to donald trump, which is what john kelly wanted to do, limit the amount of information. rob porter played a role john kelly needed and therefore was willing to defend him despite -- to juana's point would have to be concerns based on what you know. either he's the least curious person on earth about this or didn't care to pay attention. >> seems obvious he would have been fired about this yet he's sort of pushing it off on the personnel office. >> absolutely. that's the point here, this is something that came to him -- we found out that people in the white house, including kelly, knew about this. chris i

rob, what can we expect throughout the rest of the day? >> probably the worst part of the storm coming in, unfortunately, right on top of your morning commute. the south bay seeing the heaviest downpours right now and you'll have to contend with gusty wind. you can see observing at 21 miles an hour and another difference the temperatures starting off at 50 degrees in oakland. you can see san jose also 50 degrees. wind speeds at 16 miles an hour. a view of mobile doppler radar showing you widespread moderate to heavy rain from your highway 17 commute into san jose. the rain for now starting to ease up a bit. our sto

meteorologist rob mayeda with where that storm is heading right now. rob? >> we're about to see heavier rain move in. you have temperatures pretty mild. wind speeds at 23. san bruno mountain and one of the reasons in position this morning is it can look to the west to see where the next bands are coming in. reaching the east bay and concord 6:27. you can see the higher definition view, faster scanning, more detail as it moves into the bay area. the peninsula, heavier showers around your commute. a letup in the rain but not as much. south of san jose into the mountains is where the downpours continue. rain rates a quarter of an inch to a third per hour. hour by hour today, heavier rain for the morning and right around lunch time we'll transition over to scattered showers and a cool and blustery day. highs low to mid-50s. a chance of thundershowers. more on that in about ten minutes. your morning drive. >> i tried desperate will to get the lens more clearly visible. you can see the droplets still on the lens. this is over here and they glow. the light refacti

according to the times the president keeps phoning rob porter and asking for his advice.t part of the "new york times" report will probably serve rob porter well as he looks for work as a lobbyist for businesses and countries that are seeking exemptions from the president's new tariffs. the president has speculated about him returning to the white house even though she cannot get a security clearance. so imagine one day to your surprise you have to suddenly deal with questions about the president rehiring the guy who was run out of the white house because of accusations that he abused both of his former wives. republicans are beginning to realize they are always going to have to answer for something new and crazy from the trump white house. here's republican congressman ryan costello with casey hunt last night. >> we're talking about porn stars and the president rather than tax policy and what we need to get done. i'll give you another example, i have a bill to bring back cost sharing reductions and create a plan for two years which will reduce health insurance costs for

allegations against rob porter. the first incident, according to the chief of staff, was february around 5:00 p.m. on february the 6th. it wasn't until a couple hours later that he learned there wasn't just emotional abuse. he learned about the emotional abuse and later in the afternoon, he learned about the physical abuse. the next morning when the reports that rob porter was still at the white house, kelly seemed to be asking about that in the following morning, he said that's when they made sure he was out of the building. at that point, he was just cleaning up his paperwork, quote/unquote, checking out. we're get iting attempt from th chief of staff to clarify what went down in terms of his strong support for kelly after some of these allegations were out there. he's also making clear when he found out there were pictures from the daily mail that allegedly showed rob porter, one of his wives with some bruises on on her face. we seem to be getting a little bit of explanation from kelly on this. it's still, i have

i want to check in with rob right now.has a look at that forecast for how long this pretty big, juicy storm is sticking around. >> about six to eight weeks in most instances. downpours, wind, and at times maybe even small hail with some thunderstorms that could come in late today into friday. right now san jose, you see the view over downtown, 50 degrees. wind speeds 15 miles an hour. a bit more gusty around the east bay. oakland, 49 degrees. winds at 21. the camera is bouncing around. gusty winds. that's the view across the golden gate bridge. it's 54 degrees and keep a close grip on the wheel as we go to the mid span, as you notice here on the radar view, downpours moving back into san francisco. i want to share with you the standard definition radar you usually get in weather apps or we see on websites. this is what storm ranger can do. it gives you the high-definition view of where the downpours are neighborhood by neighborhood across the west side here of san francisco, out by ocean beach. over to oakland you see the

his chief of staff reignited it over rob porter. while kelly said he is not quieting over the controversy, he admitted to reporters that growing statements from the white house praising reporter just z at staff secretary was stepping down were a mistake. he said quote, we didn't cover ourselves in glory in terms of how we handled that. he also tried to clean up the time line. insisting he only learned of the red flags february 6. sources tell cnn a different story. that they were becoming aware of the allegations last november. kelly attempted to explain that saying quote, the first accusation had to do with a messy divorce but no mention of abuse. porter's second wife blasted that saying that is insulting to anyone suffering in an abusive situation. punching in windows and dragging someone out of a shower is physical. president is also facing growing criticism over the tariffs. moves that are almost certain to spark a trade war. his response, trade wars are good and easy to win. we win big. it's easy. "wall street journal" is not b

so i looked down at rob and i said, rob, bad news, we're not going to go to key west today. and his face just fell, but, i'll buy you a nintendo. he'd been bugging me and bugging me if i could get this game i said no, i was being a tough dad and wait for your birthday and really? i go yes. two things happen. rob jumped into my arms to give me a big hug and they took my picture. the front page of the miami herald was a picture of the two pulitzer winner. my picture was me with rob with my arms around me, a gigantic smile on his face and everybody said to me the same thing, it's so great how excited your son w was. [laughte [laughter] >> but, of course, he had no idea about a pulitzer prize and just to complete the arc of that story, rob is now a reporter at wall street journal, yeah, i know, i tried. and two years ago he was part of a team of reporters who did a story on big investigative report on medicare fraud and he won a pulitzer prize. yeah. so that was pretty cool. so, now, anyway, he's a dad and he has a three-year-old. i think i told this last year, i was the-- as th

didn't feel rob should resign until he was accused of physical abuse. i'd file add protective order and called the police on several occasions and i detailed pulled naked from the shower. there's a substantive point where what john kelly understands as fireable or disqualifying for the white house, right? >> he's saying he was only aware that it was emotional abuse at first and some sort of a messy divorce but i cannot stress enough that the daily mail told the white house press office that it was domestic violence and it was physical abuse and went through the allegations from rob porter's ex-wife. so certainly, the press office was aware of exactly what would be running in the daily mail. >> he said today, jennifer, i have nothing, absolutely nothing, this is john kelly, absolutely nothing to even consider resigning over. we didn't cover ourselves in glory in terms of how we handled that on wednesday morning. it was confusing. >> it must be confusing for the chief of staff. i think that's the problem. he says lots of things not going as he would have

please welcome rob riggle!y, man, nice to see you. >> nice to see you! >> stephen: yeah, it's always pleasant to spend time with you. it's like old home week. >> it is! >> stephen: listen, i-- the movie we're going to talk about tonight, which is called "12 strong"... >> yes. >> stephen: which is about u.s. marines going into afghanistan after the attacks on 9/11. >> right. >> stephen: okay, we'll get to that in a minute. i want to talk about you. because some people may know, some people may not-- you were a marine. >> mm-hmm. ( cheers and applause ) >> audience member: ah-oo! >> ah-oo! ( applause ) >> stephen: and i understand, you also, you trained to be, what was it, a fighter pilot? >> yes, that's how i started. >> stephen: okay. you're really tall for a fighter pilot. aren't they usually kind of smaller, more compact kind of guys? to handle the gs? >> yeah. and to handle the ejection seat. >> stephen: is that really a big part of it? >> that's actually-- you actually have to sit in a jet, and they measure

rob: a big sigh of relief. live look at i 35 through austin just north of austin in round rock where police engaged this suspect in all these bombings. police were closing in on the suspect when he killed himself and his car exploded. jillian: these reports are from local sites, fox news is not confirmed this but there has

rob how is this trip being seen in south korea and at. it really depends on your politics here it is a very divisive issue here there are many people who believe that building on the good will that we've seen during the olympics that this has to be a good thing especially given the kind of hostility and rhetoric that we have seen in the past year or so that any kind of dialogue really has to be good and it has to be borne in mind that kim jong un for example if indeed they do get to meet kim it will be the first time that kim has met south korean officials since taking office in twenty eleven so that has to be good certainly put according to right wing conservative elements the more hawkish parties and politicians here in south korea they are very skeptical about this whole process very critical they says this simply rewards north korea for its belligerence and its nuclear program describing this delegation more or less as cheerleaders for north korea's nuclear ambitions and so people are very divided certainly they are covering this very

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she was known to the press as rob porter's ex-wife. now jennie willoughby will be here to talk about a scandal she never sought. the president's lawyer is being accused of trying to vo: gopi's found a way to keep her receipts tidy, even when nothing else is. brand vo: snap and sort your expenses with quickbooks and find, on average, $4,340 in tax savings. quickbooks. backing you. howie: i spoke to the president's lawyer about stormy daniels trying to overturn a non-disclosure agreement. cohen was the one who had her sign the agreement. >> the idea an attorney would go off on his own without his client's lawyer and engage in this agreement is ludicrous. >> the story line is a porn star was paid $130,000 by the president's personal lawyer to keep her mouth shut about an affair that took place around the time his son was being born. this is not a good story line for the president. howie howie: cohen told me i committed no crime. the sole purpose of these negative attacks is an attempt to malign our president and distract from his historic

that's seven months before the chief of staff makes this -- or removes rob porter and rob porter leavesite house. the next follow-up is in november. that's three months before early february when the chief of staff makes these decisions. it's not 16 days, i could see confusion over a short period of time, but let's cut to the chase. i don't care what was said today. in all this fog there's two questions you need to ask, when the fbi did the background investigation, did it include the information in july or november about former abuse of a spouse, that's yes or no. i don't care the story, just yes or no. question two, yes or no, if that information was included in the file in july or november, was anybody outside the security staff told, yes or no? i don't care what the story was, the time line was. i want a yes or no to those two questions, that's it, anderson. >> what does this say to you about how the white house is functioning or not functions? >> it's not just how john kelly's white house is functioning, when the fbi conclude what it concluded last july reince priebus was chief of

rob bonta (d-oakland) 40;30 absolutely. california is their target.according to ice - the agency arrested more 143-thousand arrests in fiscal year 2017.20-thousand undocumented immigrants in california alonefor the golden state - that's 14 percent of all arrests.bonta says if a crime is committed and there's a warrant - ice can arrest individuals.his issue: the rhetoric of the trump administration.asm. rob bonta (d-oakland) 44 it's driven by a xenophobic, exclusionary mentality and it's wrong and it needs to stop. 51(kody)ice did provide us additional numbers.the first this year - ice says it arrested 62- hundred undocumented immigrants in california, nevada, and hawaii.and we found that 62 percent --- had criminal records.last year - ice reported 81 percent of all arrests in california were convicted criminals.live in sacramento, kody leibowitz kron4 news.

he is an outstanding human being and we are thrilled to introduce rob citino. thank you. [ applause ] >>> i recently did filming for the museum, wed an electronic field trip and beamed out information on the u.s. home front to 40,000 plus, grade and middle and higher secondary school students. i was next to damon single ton and i think he is 6'7" and i was on a phone book. i'm glad to be off the phone book. you have the real me in front of you right here. 75 years ago to the day the united states was at war in the middle east. and thankfully we don't do that anymore. we solved that problem. if only we could say that. i would like to start with a basic question, what were you doing in the middle east in 1943. we were at war with germany with the british at our side and fighting the italian in tunisia, why on earth were we there. we say in professional military education, i taught at west point as a visitor and the u.s. army war college. the strategy is paramount. if you don't have a good strategy, nothing else counts. doesn't matter how your operations or tactic

we'll tune in a bit, rob. thanks. >>> an avalanche warning is still in effect in the sierra after five people were swept up in the deluge of snow at squaw valley resort. look at this dramatic video of a man being rescued yesterday. nearby skiers rushing in, working frantically to dig him out of the snow. witnesses say it was like a wall of snow came down, and that they only saw him because his board was sticking out of the snow. we're told he was completely buried for about six minutes. one woman's friend said he knew once the avalanche had passed it would be less likely another one would hit, so he succeed down the hill to help rescue the man. >> once it slid, he knew it would be unlikely to slide again so he succeed down and he was using his ski poles to probe, and i think they found him fairly quickly. >> three other victims of the avalanche were able to walk away. one person suffered a serious lower body injury. >>> and from the mountains to the roads, rain and wind impacting traffic across the bay area al

rob, that's just a sampling of what folks are seeing in the sierra.d they got a huge dumping of snow. >> we will look at the totals. the sierra, some spots almost double the base they had throughout the entire winter. it's been a relatively dry year in the sierra. that changed over the last three days. squaw valley, 93 inches of snow coming down over the last week. you can see from heavenly down to mammoth mountain, about five to almost seven feet of snow. today, well, the snow has stopped. we have these gorgeous views. resort at squaw creek, it's 7 degrees. that snow is not going anywhere. we will see upper 20s around lake tahoe. pretty view looking back to san francisco. chilly by our standards, close to 40, feels-like temperature, closer to 34 when you combine the wind speed. san francisco close to 40. cooler as you head inland. some of the valleys up towards the north bay, in the mid 30s. spider web is back in san jose. 38 now. we will see highs climbing towards the mid 50s. north bay valley, cold enough for patchy roadway ice. look out for that,

and this last year this committee approved kaplan and general rob as general council. you've been nominated to fill the vacancy created in d.c. mr. ring, you have varied experience. you work for the international brother hood while attending college. you earned your bachelors from catholic university and received your nomination on january 18th. the committee received your committee paperwork in office of government ethics paperwork on january 24th. based on these documents the office of government ethics has determined that you're in compliance with applicable laws and regulations governing conflict of interest. i'm looking forward to your testimony. under the previous administration the board too often acted as an advocate rather than an umpire. the additions of mr. kaplan and mr. manuel last year helped restore some balance to the labor board and to our nation's workplaces. first the board overturned its micro unions decisions which disrupted workplaces and made it harder for managers to handle their workplaces and do business. trachl, a local department store could

we saw that rob porter's ex-wife jennifer willoghby issued a statement basically criticizing him for that. i think john kelly at the very end, basically, topped off a very interesting week for the white house. >> sean, i want to turn to your colleagues reporting on jared kushner's apparent downfall. here's the headline. jared had faded inside the 28 days that left kushner diminished privately. the president has reiterated his long-standing concerns. concerned that he was in his view being dishonestly maligned. but everything might be better for them if they simply gave up their government jobs and returned to new york. that is according to a white house official. what is it? does he want them to stay or does he want them to go? >> there's this increasing sense not only from the president and from the people around him and the broader community in washington that jared kushner is somebody who came in and had virtually no government political experience and had almost this princely status in trump's washington and that over the past year, you know, he has shown and demonstrated that pe

after the rob porter controversy.st advisors. chief of staff john kelly is facing fresh crisp for initially issuing a statement in support of porter. today kelly talked on the record to a group of reporters. one of them our own chief white house correspondent john roberts. >> kelly said this is something that you are going to have to resign over. kelly went up to capitol hill. when he returned after a meeting on daca had about 6:30. kelly said there was a second allegation raised this time by porter's first wife. this deal with actual domestic abuse, physical violence not just emotional abuse. kelly said to rob porter right then and there you have to resign. then the next day kelly came to work and got going on other things he i have heard. will porter still in the house. went down and talk to him and said you are supposed to leave, what's going on. there was messages of support put out by the white house, including kelly on rob porter, it's because he still believed that these were allegations that fell short of what

and i appreciate rob setting the stage for the u.s. army at kasserine. and when you look at the landscape of world war ii, the kasserine pass battles, as i'll call them. from fade pass to kasserine in this talk, they were really dwarfed in scope to barbarosa, invasion soefie invasi in -- why bother looking at, given the size of it? where it took place, and how earl in the war it occurred? we talked about that a little bit, why kasserine? and so i want to look further, how did the american army survive these battles given their dearth of combat experience at this point in the war? tieing back to what rob said, it is -- the germans are good at the outset and after a week, the americans did sort of stem the tide and adjust. in the end, when you along at this entire tunisia campaign, they lose about 250,000 casualties, mainly captured at the end. when you compare of the same time period on the eastern front, that was about 300,000 casualties that the germans and their allies suffered. so it's on that scale it is significant. once you lose that experience, it