rob: you will hear from her right now. you, judge, for coming in this morning. we appreciate it. first sanctuary for illegals and now california trying to protect pot smokers, berkeley city council voting to become sanctuary city for marijuana banning city agencies and employees from enforcing federal laws and turning over information on legal cannabis activities. republican strategists harmy joins us earlier to weigh in. >> the federal government will come in here and make arrests right in front of state law enforcement whether they like it or not and we have supremacy clause in constitution that says that the federal law is supreme over the state law so it is kind of chaos and i know that it's going to throw a lot of businesses into some uncertainty because it doesn't really protect them. jillian: all right, well, we still have much more to come here in the show so we will keep you informed on that, it is 53 minutes after the hour and this had to hurt, just watch. the super model making waves for the hard landing caught

back to you. rob: thanks so much. jillian: thank you. ormer indianapolis colts linebacker killed by illegal immigrant will be layed today. funeral services in hometown of atlanta, georgia, the 26-year-old and uber driver were killed in indiana after being hit by and illegal immigrant who was drunk three times over the legal limit, in fact. manuel zavala has been deported from the u.s. twice before and does not have a driver's license, his blood alcohol level was as i said about three times the legal limit. jillian: a major setback for recovery efforts in puerto rico as fiery explosion plunges part of the island nation into darkness. malfunctioning switch at power plant in san juan sparking the massive fire. photos on social media showing damage to the equipment, crews say it's unclear how many people are without power but they hope it will be fully restored by later today. the blackout comes as over 40 million people in parts of island are still without power, that's more than five months after hurricane maria. rob: president trump keepin

rob: thank you. 26 minutes after the hour. disastrous two man for amtrak with four crashedes, six people killed, can these tragedies be prevented? and aerospace engineer says yes but it is all about funding. and nfl coach called out for celebrating christianity on twitter. the big hit he dished out that the left was not ready for, stay tuned. >> we are back with a fox news alert, al qaeda still out there and a greater threat than isis. the un report claims the two groups are planning attacks together as isis has been eviscerated as of late. another group, despite being run out of iraq and syria. this her group has issued a chilling propaganda video threatening another invasion in paris. breaking overnight south korea's president will meet with north korean dictator kim jung un, the meeting comes as the rogue nation hold this 70th anniversary military parade, this brand-new video showing kim jung un giving a speech in front of the north koreans. and sheriff stephanie dragged half a mile by speeding car, the terrifying moments c

rob: had to keep you excited and cheerful in case your team loses. ian: it was like stand up full on dancing all over the set. rob: tried to make them smile on a friday. you are watching "fox and friends" first on friday. jillian: thanks for starting the day with us. happy groundhog day. we want to get to a fox news alert, donald trump releasing of a highly classified memo alleging abuse to you, the american people today. >> the war on transparency reaches a fever pitch. griffin comply with the newest attempt to discredit this report. >> reporter: some people dancing, memo friday is here, democrats are not happy. the president is expected to allow the memo's release, americans deserve transparency and answers to fbi abuse raising questions whether fbi officials misled a court to get a fisa memo that led to the more investigation. paul ryan says congress's duties to find out. >> what it is is congress's legitimate function of oversight to make sure the fisa process is being used correctly and if it wasn't being used correctly that needs to come delight

i'll tell you, rob portman, he knows his stuff. thank you, rob. thank you.plause] president trump: a terrific guy, a friend of mine from day one, and he's been behind me from day one, jim renacci. jim. jim, thank you. jim has been a great friend of mine. lieutenant governor mary taylor, and secretary of state jon husted. [applause] president trump: and another great friend of ours, brad wenstrup, couldn't be here. he's -- army reserve duty. that's okay, right? that's a good excuse. that's the only excuse we'd accept. great guy. [applause] president trump: i want to thank you all, and i want to thank jeff norris and everyone here at sheffer corporation for hosting us at this really incredible facility. we just toured it. i love equipment. [laughter] president trump: and i love workers. you have them both. but it's really something. wonderful place. i'm here in the beautiful cincinnati. i'll tell you, you know i was here -- i worked here for a long time. people don't know; most people don't know. swifton village, long time ago. really? oh, you know swifton. ca

wouldn't you agree? rob: i agree. ations, the only people that are going to be working in philadelphia today. thank you for showing up. all right, dodge under fire for super bowl ad using martin luther king's jr. speech to help sell trucks. >> recognize that he who is greatest among you shall be your sister, that's the new definition of greatness. by giving back definition of greatness it means that everybody can be great. rob: a lot of over the top commercials, it's a truck ad, many chiming in online felt that it was inappropriate to use iconic civil rights speech to try and sell pickup trucks, the spokesman for estate of dr. martin luther king saying that it approved and embodied. carley: that's settled. the time now 25 minutes after the hour, kneeling was a nonissue at the super bowl but black lives matter made sure to inject politics into the big game, game rather, the protest going off the rails. rob: during half-time show is a star is born, everybody is talking about. ♪ ♪ that's why there's otezla. otezla is not

door nothing you know at night is so scary as to be outside because you don't know if you'll give rob you know you look for the police to do to protect you and it did not belong in . the beginning of the man relection campaign in the japanese city of naga has again highlighted the issue of america a military presence in the country japan and central government in the forty's and a canal where u.s. troops are currently staying. have been in battle over the possible relocation of the base to the northern city of largo a recent poll shows a sixty three percent of voters oppose the relocation while only twenty percent support the move the incumbent mayor of the city says a vote for him would be a vote for defending japan's autonomy george greatly is elections are extremely important as they will have a great impact on the future of now go and or can our country's current administration is attacking us with attempts to sway the power of these elections are meant to defend japanese democracy and our autonomy we're asking people from all over the country for their understanding our is in a diffi

thank you. rob be true, dunkin' donuts warning of a fake online coupon to celebrate the company's anniversary. that would be nice but not happening. filling out a survey, they want your personal information. jillian: the company's ceo jeff bezos helping build a giant 10,000 year clock inside of a mountain. the $42 million structure is a 500 foot tall, powered by the earth's thermal cycle. it will only take once a year but once every millennium. the clock is meant to be a symbol for long-term thinking. rob: protect and serve, the officers going above the call of duty embracing students in the wake of the deadly florida shooting rampage. jillian: work slippery criminal showing houdini like moves having officers the slip. ♪ . hey julie, i know today's critical, but i really need... ...a sick day. dads don't take sick days... dads take dayquil severe. the non-drowsy, coughing, aching, fever, sore throat... ...stuffy head, no sick days medicine. ♪ proud of what makes you country. ♪ jillian: thalike nice.

i will tell you, rob knows his stuff. thank you, rob. thank you. [applause] a terrific guy. friend of mine from day one, and he has been behind me from day one. jim, thank you. [applause] pres. trump: jim has been a great friend of mine. lieutenant governor. [applause] pres. trump: and another great friend of ours, brad wenstrup. could not be here. army reserve duty. that's ok, right? that's a good excuse. that's the only excuse we would accept. great guy. you all, and i want to thank jeff noris for hosting us at this really incredible facility. we just toured it. i love equipment. and i love workers. you have them both. but it's really some wonderful place. i am here in the beautiful cincinnati. i will tell you, i was here. i worked here for a long time. people don't know. most people don't know. swift and village. a long time ago. you know. came here along time ago. had a great success of my father. i was a young success. did not have a success, maybe i would have gone and done something else, but i spent a lot of time in this state and a lot of time in cincinnati, and i l

rob: thank you for starting your day with us. obama administration for not doing enough to prevent russian election meddling. jillian: several states consider returning to paper ballots to avoid outside interference. rob: the latest on that as moscow's response to the russia investigation. >> reporter: this is a shocker, kremlin denying any involvement on a conference call to journalist, a spokesman said no proof moscow interfered in a 2016 election, donald trump pointing to the last administration as failure to act when it began in 2014 tweeting obama was present up to and be on the 2016 election. why didn't he do something about russian meddling? this has several secretaries of state and security officials met in washington to discuss the meddling. >> that was a million-dollar month operation. the idea of the resources we are working against. >> the biggest threat seems to be the american public be leaving false stories that were told out there during the last election. >> reporter: they were gathering at a meeting of secretarie

thank you, rob, thank you.errific guy a friend of mine from day one, and he's been behind me from day one, jim renacci. thank you. jim has been a great friend of mine. lieutenant governor mary taylor, secretary of state john huston. [applause] and another great friend of our, brad wenstrup, couldn't be here, army reserve duty. that's ok, right? that's a good excuse. that's the only excuse we'd accept. great guy. i want to thank you all and i want to thank jeff norris and selfer here at corporation for mosting -- hosting us at this great facility, we just toured it. i love equipment. i love workers. you have them both. it's a wonderful place. i'm -- i'm here in the beautiful cincinnati. you know, i was here, i worked here, for a long time. people don't know, most people don't know. swiffton village a long time ago. really? you know swiffton. had great success with my father. it was a young success. you know if i didn't have the success maybe i would have gone and done something else who knows. but i spent a lot

rob: thank you very much.promised, fox news alert, live look at the house floor where the vote on the budget is underway. carly: we are seeing people on the house floor, they are voting, 141 eas for republicans, 41 nays, live update next. rob: three democratic eas so far but in the course of the morning and the course of the last week, the republicans really want to get to that 150, 160 mark and curious to see if they get there. 70 democrats is enough. with that, we are going to go to a commercial. we will see you back here in two minutes. ah, it's so fresh. and it's going to last from wash to... ...wear for up to 12 weeks. unstopables by downy. on thousands of hotels, cars and things to do. like the papaya playa project for 49% off. everything you need to go. expedia. everything you need to go. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ with three extrairst absorb channels.r they stay up to three times drier so babies can sleep soundly all night pampers rob: fox news alert, house vote underway. carly: let's go to chad, what is going on? a litt

tuesday intraday low so we're trying to find you know, testing these lows an pab put iting in new lows rob, you tell me what is going to help you determine when this correction is nearing the end >> i think as sentiment gets more and more negative i will tell you that the notion of renting the market is something that's very important and structural to etfs i think what they have given people the ability to do is ride this wave while momentum is good and stay positive and then when that reverses, it can sometimes be more meaningful than you think. so i'm careful not to get too over optimistic because of the fundamentals, which i think are in tact. however, you know, you've got to be mindful of sentiment. two things drive markets fundamentals and earnings. and earnings will be good in the short run, sentiment drives that >> the other point, pete, to make here is that you're in a period because of your in the midst of earnings season where companies aren't able to do these big buybacks on that activity is not able to take place now and you've got to believe, i hope you believe, that once you're a

the first is, i chose rob, you know? and subconsciously, whether i can pinpoint it or not, i chose him, and so there is something that i needed to work through in that. i'm not saying that it was my fault that i ended up in that marriage, but i acknowledge that there was something in me that allowed me to accept it as long as i did. so in that way, no, i'm not a victim. rob is abusive and rob is flawed and definitely has anger. i think he might also suffer from depression and the anger is the outlet for that, but he's not a monster and he's not an abuser in that that is what he should be defined as. i don't believe that. >> even though he was -- you say he was abusive -- >> yes. >> and his former wife says he was abusive. >> yeah. and i think the reason that i'm able to say that and feel that is because ultimately i do believe in redemption and i do believe that if or when rob is ready to do the work that he needs to do, he can be -- he can be a good man and he can be redeemed and that's not at on me and it's not on me t

heather: thank you. rob: we will debate this and if you minutes.ator grassley and senator graham, shocking coordination between fusion gps, christopher steele in the obama state department. could there be criminal implications with major players at the fbi. former us attorney joe says the memo reveals a much larger plot. >> the grassley graham memo and letter establishes beyond doubt the fbi, knowingly deceived the fisa court about the information it was presenting today, like it was verified information, which it was not, the law requires and now we know additional clinton allies including sidney blumenthal involved in the transmission of false information, and verified information to the fbi from state department officials. the plan was to exonerate hillary clinton and if she lost the election to frame donald trump and his associates with a false crime and they almost succeeded and if she won -- heather: an interesting take. rob: if you look at the mainstream media narrative it seems to take more of an interest in the subject of the surveillance.

that you can call but you can't even call him because you don't know if he will come for you call rob you will have a case maybe it's so sad because a commission in baltimore doing nothing you know at night is so scary as to be outside because you don't know if you'll give rob bullshit you know you look for the police to protect you and it did not go on it. still to come in the program the f.b.i. is taking on the white house over the possible release of a classified memo find out why the agency could be against that release after a short break. the currency market itself is still on track to eclipse the global banking all adopt only which is what we need what we want and i've always said it's a bank starkiller that's the primary is a big point of the. welcome back the u.s. president looks set to release a classified memo which could potentially reveal f.b.i. wrongdoing and it's resulted in a public clash between the white house and the bureau the f.b.i. has complained that it wasn't given sufficient time to review the content while saying it had grave concerns that the facts had been remo

rob: are you going to go to the parade? jillian: i will try to go to the parade. ten minutes after the are, terrorists, a passenger plane, the shocking reality check from homeland security. jillian: a drunk driver accused of killing an nfl player on super bowl sunday not deported once but twice. the new proof america needs immigration reform now more than ever. rob: the tao opening in a few hours after the biggest point drop in history, not the biggest percentage drop. should you be worried about what we saw yesterday in the stock market or is it much expected correction? brian joins us with why a rebound could be right around the corner, stay tuned. and serve with confidence that it's safe. this is the ibm blockchain, built for smarter business. built to run on the ibm cloud. [ click, keyboard clacking ] [ keyboard clacking ] [ click, keyboard clacking ] ♪ good questions lead to good answers. our advisors can help you find both. talk to one today and see why we're bullish on the future. yours. jillian: welcome back, foxbusiness alert, the dow jones plunging over

thister: just clarifying and i have two questions for you. rob porter was not fired by the trump administration? mr. shah: he resigned and we accepted his resignation. reporter: you said the president was saddened. can you give us a better idea of concerns the president had? this is a gentleman who was in the oval office, close to the president numerous times throughout the first year of the administration. what did the president specifically have to say? mr. shah: he was surprised. he, like many of us, did not see that in rob porter. did not see what these allegations have brought forward. so he was surprised by it. he was disheartened by it and he was saddened by it. reporter: do you have an update on the timeline has the , president made a decision and where does the review process stand? mr. shah: the review process is ongoing. we are using the same standards and the same process by which the republican-drafted memo that was voted out of the house intelligence committee. it's going through both a legal and national security review. the presid

you, sergio, sergio's been following this story all evening. for more updates, follow hi him @svqjournalist. >>> rain is on the way. robaeda has what we can expect. >> temperatures are in the low 50s, but likely a much different story as you wake up tomorrow morning. as you can see now we have clouds over the bay area, the rain producing clouds here on the north coast, and not the best timing where your monday morning commutes concern the most widespread and moderate rain, the storm arriving from 4:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. midday we'll see the clouds break up, a chance of afternoon showers, which may include small hail, or brief thunder. that's what we're tracking into the afternoon, snow levels dipping close to 3,000 feet. the first in a series of storms as we go through the next seven days, including a thursday storm that could bring feet, yes, feet of snow to the sierra, and one to two inches of rain around the bay area. timeline on your monday storm, and a stronger storm to follow coming up in our full forecast in 12 minutes. >> thank you very much, rob. you can track the rain and the snow predictions

back to you. >> rob, thank you so much. >>> nbc bay area's christie smith is live at delores park where money is raining into cash registers as people are looking to get out. earlier we saw a sea of humanity back there. >> reporter: that's right, what a beautiful day it was here in san francisco. we're finally seeing people leave delores park. we don't often see these kind of crowds at the park. the temperature is more typical of may or june. >> i put on the one pair of shorts that i own. >> we're very weather doctor dependent. we let them know how lucky they are. no fog and no wind. >> reporter: at taco-licious. >> north beach is super driven by tourists, a lot of people walking by, they sit down, they hang out, they have drinks. >> reporter: a survey released this week shows a moderate drought. many people enjoying the warm weather are mindful that we need rain. >> it's bittersweet. it's really nice to be outside and not wear a jacket. but it is february. and we need the rain, we need snow. so i think it is, i'm hoping it's a week or two. we'll prefer it not to stick around. >> as muc

the first is, i chose rob. youconsciously, whether i can pinpoint it or not, i chose him. and so there's something that i needed to work through in that. i'm not saying that it was my fault that i ended up in that marriage, but i acknowledge that there was something in me that allowed me to accept it as long as i did. and so in that way, no, i'm not a victim. and rob is abusive, and rob is flawed and definitely has anger. i think he might also suffer from depression and the anger is the outlet for that, but he's not a monster. and he's not an abuser in that that is what he should be defined as. i don't believe that. >> even though he was -- you say he was abusive. >> yes. >> and his former wife says he was abusive? >> yeah, and the reason i think i'm able to say that and feel that is ultimately, i do believe in redemption, and i do believe if or when rob is ready to do the work he needs to do, he can be -- he can be a good man and he can be redeemed. that's not on me and not on me to own, and i don't want to seek t

interest to asian airlines and airbus has just tested a long range transatlantic version well let's rob you know we balance our financial correspondent in frankfurt to talk about this all the us is putting its own spin on today's results trying to look past its plane problems signaling strong future growth how's that flying with analysts. it's flying and the share is flying with it it's going up by about ten percent since huge demand there's a lot of turnover and as well investors are ready to buy that story that airbus has problems or perhaps over in many of the important cases you mentioned the a three eighty well there's new orders without the military jet the transporter also seems to be heading for a little bit better times in terms of the balance sheet as well and airbus is aiming whether this comes true or not is another story but it's aiming to increase its record deliveries twenty seventeen saw never before seven hundred nineteen plea planes being delivered to airlines and this year it's gunning for eight hundred so investors are of course seriously hoping that that gets mirrored i

you have repeatedly referred to the denials rob porter issued. how much weight were those denials given by the white house? mr. shah: i think you have to take allegations seriously, you have to take denials seriously. the statements reflected our experience with rob porter and other officials' experience with rob porter. looking at more of the reporting and more facts emerge you saw the chief of staff's statement and the white house kid accept his resignation. reporter: a couple more questions about the issue. can you -- it sounds like you say the investigation is ongoing? mr. shah: i don't think, now that he's been terminated i don't think it continues. i can get back to you on the specifics. reporter: what i was going to ask you, could you elaborate more specifically on the first time anyone mentioned this to the president, when, you know -- mr. shah: i know that any issues regarding his security clearance weren't made available to the president prior to tuesday. reporter: hang on a second, please. so i guess -- does the president retain full co

somebody that you can call but you can't even call him because you don't know if they come for you call rob you have a case maybe it's so sad because the commissioner in baltimore do or not the you know at night is so scary as to be outside because you don't know if you'll get rob will shot you know you look for the police to do to protect you and if they're not on. apple's drop the popular messaging app telegram from its online store without warning available in thirteen languages around a million people download it every week across different platforms experimental version of the up has also been removed. we're now joined live by artist brad goes down with the details what's been the reaction from the telegram camp when it seems they were unaware that their apps are going to be taken down an issue the reaction from telegram was that this must be some sort of glitch and will sort it out in a matter of you know in a matter of hours but then we got this response. we were alerted by apple that inappropriate content was made available to our users and both apps were taken of the app store once we

you realize that rob porter did the right thing by resigning. >> is signs like you believe the women. >> i had no reason not to believe the women. i have every reason to believe, we disagree on issues, but i have every reason to believe that you're a loving and support i husband. it would be hard for me to see oregon, but if i saw it i would have to realize this is not the jake tapper i have known. we give people the benefit of the doubt, i don't walk around wondering who is this person really. we work in very close quarters together, and we're trying as small pieces of this to do good for the country, believe me. that's why people are there in this white house. it shocks the conscious, and you try to do that. one of the exwives says she thinks he is brilliant and does a great job professionally and that is who we saw, but when we see this, let me make clear. i think he did the right thing by resigning. they knew about the allegations, maybe they had not seen the photograph of the black eye, but they knew about the allegations and they knew that the exwoo-wi to statements to the fbi.

it bears repeating, exactly what you heard john kelly say about this rob porter fallout. you asked, does he think he should have handled it differently. the quote is, according to you, no, it was all done right. that is forehead slapping. that shows either just complete cluelessness, of all the questions that sarah sanders is being peppered with every day and all the miscommunication and how the fbi and white house story doesn't comport. >> i think it requires a little bit more explanation from the white house what exactly it means. sarah sanders' explanation, the white house's explanation of this all going right is that john kelly somehow didn't know about the extent of the allegations against rob porter for most of the six months he's been in the office. i've been told there was a conversation between rob porter and the chief of staff. we reported in the "wall street journal" that kelly heard sort of top line -- the broad contours of these allegations and didn't ask questions. a little bit more here for context, kelly did sort of tighten the reins, closed access to the o

you can see an in her ted talk. welcome rob and the woman who is named by forbes as one of the women changing the world through technology. amy webb. [applause] good morning. so, i want to start by i have heard both net a lot this morning. as though this is a new phenomenon. i would like to take you back to 2011 when we saw the first emergence throughout the current modern social media. in 2014 there was somebody experimenting with something called the dark net shopper. how many of you have heard about the random dark net shopper so this is a problem. in 2014 and was deployed and it wasn't until 2015 that authorities realized they had about ecstasy pills and passports. the problem was there was no case law or policy or thinking about what do we do. to me this is problematic for two reasons, first i spoke with several different government agencies including state about the random dark net shopper and that it eliminated two very important things. first there is such a thing that we ought to be paying attention to in the second, w

you are a felon or adjudicated. >> working with this organization to get young people engaged politically on a local level. ♪ rob: m comey would refer to it -- you are watching "fox and friends" first this tuesday morning. a lot of serious news to get to, grieving students will march on the capital demanding changes to gun safety laws come of the demonstration coming hours after a judge ruled the shooting suspect's childhood records can go public. kelly) new details about his troubling past. >> reporter: florida is the first capital of tallahassee so busloads of students will arrive to tell lawmakers no more guns. during a candlelight vigil in south florida last night students, parents, teachers and concerned citizens continue to remember those killed in the school shooting. >> i am sorry for every single parent but lost a child last week. >> children are dying. where does it stop? it stops right now. >> students are determined to demand politicians take action. florida lawmakers are considering raising the age for buying an assault rifle to 21, imposing a 3 day waiting period and identifying background screening

are you saying don mcgowan and chief of staff kelly were not told about the allegations about rob porter. that is what has been reporting. you said that was false reporting. >> what i'm saying is false reporting is some of the information about rob not getting permanent security clearance. he was not denied one. the process was ongoing. >> he didn't get it. >> he didn't get it. >> the fbi brought forward the allegations and found the allegations credible. that was the reason he didn't have the security clearance correct? >> people like me are learning it this week like you're learning it. what i'm saying to you is there is a process in place we rely on and respect. that was being followed here. i'm also told that is why investigations continue and not why they're ceased. there probably are instances -- i'm guessing -- there are probably instances the fbi is looking at a background check and saying this person shouldn't be working in this white house. that was not the case here as far as i can tell. let me repeat myself. >> no, hold on. let me interrupt you. colby holderness told the fbi

somebody that you can call but you can't even call in because you don't know if they come for you call rob you or whatever the case may be is so sad because the commissioner in baltimore doing nothing you know at night is so scary as to be outside because you don't know if you'll give rob will shot you know you look for the police to protect you and they did not want. the u.s. president looks set to release a classified memo which could potentially reveal f.b.i. wrongdoing and it's resulted in a public clash between the white house and the bureau the f.b.i. has complained that it wasn't given sufficient time to review the content while saying it had grave concerns that facts have been removed from the memo the u.s. house intelligence committee voted to release it on monday meanwhile democratic representative adam schiff says the changes have been made without proper approval and called for the white house to drop the release the memo was originally drafted by the chairman of the u.s. house intelligence committee. now the chairman spokesperson has revealed that some of those changes actually ca

somebody that you can call but you can't even call him because you don't know if he come for you call rob you always have a case maybe it's so sad because the commissioner in baltimore door nothing you know at night is so scary as to be outside because you don't know if you'll give rob a shot you know you look for the police to do to protect you and it did not go on at. the beginning of the maryland campaign in the japanese city of narco has again highlighted the issue of american military presence in the country japan's central government and authorities and where u.s. troops. really stationed have been in battle over the possible relocation of the base to the northern city of narco a recent poll shows sixty three percent of voters oppose the relocation while only twenty percent support the move the incumbent mayor of not a vote for him would be a vote for defending japan's autonomy showing that he's elections are extremely important as they will have a great impact on the future of not go in okinawa our country's current administration is attacking us with attempts to sway the power these e

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rob: you mentioned it earlier. absolutely tremendous support from our largest investor, dp world, and our board member. that partnership has been in place for over a year. the company is extremely well-financed right now. we are looking at this momentum that we are seeing here in dubai. the momentum in india. we signed another m.o.e. yesterday in the city of ohio. -- in the state of ohio. i am not worried about investors. i am not worried about funding the company. i am excited by the growing momentum, a week of firsts, and as usual, we are actually thrilled to be here in dubai on another important first. yousef: what kind of burn rate are you enduring for the kind of experiment in tests you are doing? rob: when you think of the burn rate of a company, there is a capital phase of that. we were in the desert of las vegas. now we are at the research stage of commercializing technology. i will tell you this -- we have governments around the world approaching us today. interested in the huge economic impact that this t

door nothing you know at night is so scary as to be outside because you don't know if you'll give rob you know you look for the police to protect you and if they're not the one in. the beginning of the maryland action campaign in the japanese city of naga has again highlighted the issue of american military presence in the country japan's central government and authorities in a canal where u.s. troops are currently station. have been in battle over the possible relocation of the base to the north. a recent poll shows sixty three percent of voters oppose their relocation while only twenty percent support the move the incumbent mayor of the city says a vote for him would be a vote for defending japan's autonomy so that your selections are extremely important as they will have a great impact on the future of not go in okinawa our country's current administration is attacking us with attempt to sway the power of these elections are meant to define japanese democracy and our tanami we're asking people from all over the country for their understanding okinawa is in a difficult situation right n

. - rob, you used to be a college admissions officer. guess you read a lot of college essays.essay, and some of them stick in my head even though i did that quite a few years ago. how important is the essay in the college application? well, just to set the pecking order, there are two things that are certainly more important than your college essay or your personal statement, and those two terms are used interchangeably. first two things are always gonna be your high school gpa and sat and act scores. those are the days of standardized tests. but after those, then things like interviews and certainly your college essay, that personal statement, comes into real impact in your college application. - okay, so if we want to make a real impact, we want to avoid mistakes, what are the most common mistakes students make in writing the essay? - two things stick out in my mind as the biggest problems that students when creating a college essay submitting it to a school. one, poor punctuation, and two, poor grammar. there's no room for error when we start to think about punctuation and

that clearly was not demonstrated by this staff over the last several months when it came to rob porter. you shouldn't need a photograph to be able to deal with allegations of abuse like this, especially when they interfere with his security clearance. a security clearance was not obtained permanently by rob porter over the last year, and yet he had this very close, high-level access to the president of the united states. >> jim acosta, appreciate that. i want to bring in the panel, dana bash, kirsten powers, jack kingston, tara setmayer, and paul begala. the new reporting is what the president new. >> we are told, gloria borger and i were told he didn't know about these allegations until it got into the paper, until it got into the daily mail yesterday. unclear if it was yesterday or today when the pictures that jim was talking about actually came out. and that is sort of by way of context, despite the fact that his chief of staff was aware of the allegations because it was -- they were presented to him by the fbi as part of the background check that they were doing on rob porter. >> it was

you have repeatedly referred to the denials that rob porter issues. how much weight were those denials given? >> you know, i think you've got to take allegations seriously. you've got to take denials seriously. again, the statements reflected are experienced with rob porter and other officials experienced with rob porter. but again, looking at more of the reporting and looking at more facts emerging, you saw the chief of staff statement and the white house did accept his resignation. margaret? >> thanks. a couple more questions about this issue. can you -- the investigation is ongoing, is that right? >> i don't think, now that he's been terminated i don't think it continues. i can get back to you on specifics. >> i guess what i was going to ask is once the investigation is thoroughly completed and we know the answers to the questions, could you elaborate, anyone mentions this to the president -- >> i know that any issues regarding his security clearance weren't made available to the president prior to tuesday. >> i'm sorry, hang on a second, please. >>

>> it's an affordable option, rob. youthe only female physician to ever serve as a member of congress, and what i know from having been a doctor is that obamacare unfortunately artificially inflates the cost of insurance. it's an attack on the american consumer and on the american patient. so what the trump administration, what the president's doing is actually creating the option to have insurance that meets our needs. most of us only need catastrophic insurance for the big expenses. so insurance policies that he provide the coverage we need at a cost we can afford make the greatest sense in the world. m usta fa said it when he said we won't be able to get people to pay for more expensive policies. well, that's because they don't need -- friends i have who don't have kids have pediatric dental coverage. men have maternity insurance. they don't need that. they shouldn't have to pay for that. >> over to you. it's a system where -- this is how we pay for obamacare, the individual mandate getting young, healthy people to pay

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>> yeah, i know you were going back and forth. >> i was wrestling with that one. >> rob, you're takingu! >> well done. very well done. >> thank you, thank you. >> huge thanks to rob riggle for being here today. $50,000 going to his charities. thank you so much for joining us. for everyone who's been a part of this one, i'm chris harrison. we'll see you next time. [cheers and applause] closed captioning sponsored by: news." ♪ ♪ "action news," delaware valley's leading news program, with jim gardner. note ♪ >> this was the scene this morning at the philadelphia international airport as doug pederson gets off the plane holding the lombardi trophy symbol of nfl supremacy. afterafter eagle players disembd the airplane they came to fans, hundreds of them, to share a magic minute. earlier this was the air traffic controller taxiing in the eagle plane. >> welcome the world champion eagles back to philadelphia. thank you, sir. >> monday night, the big story on "action news" tonight is a hero's welcome to the superbowl champions. >> this is what it looked like as busses carrying the eagle player

that you can call but you can't even call him because you don't know if he will come for you call rob you have a case maybe it's so sad because a commission in baltimore doing nothing you know at night is so scary as to be because you don't know. you know and you know if you. did not belong to it. still to come the f.b.i. is taking on the white house over the possible release of a classified that after a short break. i want to show people in russia about the fairies and their point of view that this is the call of my campaign i know you're on the elections. always with. what would be i will never win on the elections. where. we. welcome back to the program the u.s. president looks set to release a classified memo which could potentially reveal f.b.i. wrongdoing and it's resulted in a public clash between the white house and the bureau the f.b.i. has complained that it wasn't given sufficient time to review the content while saying it has grave concerns that facts have been removed from the memo the u.s. house intelligence committee voted to release it on monday meanwhile democratic repres

they agreed to accept these people by force so i totally disagree with everything you have said and rob you could just bring up something you mentioned a bit earlier on about israel being a democracy and how it's operating at the moment when israel prides itself likes to boast about being the only democracy in the region but if you look at the arab countries surrounding israel in the region they don't turn back. refugees i mean look at jordan look at lebanon for example look at the treatment of the palestinians by the israelis that flies in the face of democracy that. israel has a lot of millions of refugees the jordan jordan is very liberal but there will be our future use lebanon we've absorbed jewish refugees because i come back to another issue escaping military service is not being persecuted because of your belligerence views or political views of what we know exactly as if she says an illustrator missed a good service that i thought that's what the signal was laying out there is that it's not a defy what's an aria there in a minute somebody want to escape blush mushed military. other

you outside. we bring in our meteorologists. rob, what are the concerns right now? what are we going to see at the >> strong winds and very dry condit you ca on our mobile not finding anything at that clear skies, warm temperatures jose. you see the areas here in gold. all of the hill tops here in the north bay, these locations will you see the areas of red, the humidity levels are off the chart. 17% napa. the wind are gusting at 11:00 at night and then wind speeds begin to come down as we head to sunday a less windy start to your sunday a closer look at that and our minute >> we'll you then, rob. in the interim, you can always our free forecast, our nbc bay click on the wernl tab to get a commun >>> prayers have been answe the church is ready for mass in you might think no big deal. but on thursday it did look like that was going to happen. a 24-inch water main busted classrchurch, and the brand new campus gym. the school was closed down two normal how fa able to recove the restoration company has been here almost 24/7. it will be accessible for mass >>> a missing v

you have the statement that sarah read from the podium in which rob porter caused allegations againstan you tell us about the extent of which the director is involved? >> i'm not getting into the specifics, but all the statements were crafted by a number of senior white house officials. march great? >> referring to denials issued. how much weight were those denials begin in the white house? >> you know, i think you've got to take allegations seriously. you got to take democrnials seriously. again, statements reflected our experience with porter and other officials' experiences with rob porter, but, again, looking at more of the reporting and more facts emerging, you saw the chief of staff's statement and the white house accept resignation. mar margar margaret? >> a couple more questions about the issue. you said the investigation is ongoing, is that right? >> well, i don't think now that he's terminated, i don't think it continues, but i can get back to you on specifics. >> i was going to ask once the investigation is totally completed and satisfied and you know the answers to the que

rob, how are you. >> good today you. >> tucker: i would think after leading the series of indictments that say the russians supported trump, attacked hillary, supported black lives matter and bernie, the russians also had an anti-trump rally in front of trump tower, you would be a little embarrassed by tweets like this and your hysteria generally. are you? >> no. but here's the thing, tucker. everybody out there knows that you and i are on opposite sides of the political spectrum. i mean that's -- we all know that. so what i'm thinking right now is you and i, together, because we're so far apart politically, we have an opportunity here, to do a great service to the country. if all we have to do, and this is not about whether or not