representative roger williams, a conservative member of the house conservatives -- how services committeend he said a border tax is a nonstarter. more: let's get some insight into tax reform implications. joining us now from washington, d.c. great to have you with us. let me start by asking a basic question. likelyu look at what is the white house will propose. if the tax reform or are these tax cuts and wise that distinction important? >> one is rate reduction and the other is changing policy that actually needs families and individuals do better. i think it is unfair which place they are in right now, but i think it is helpful they are moving the issue forward, putting out some ideas and we will know more later. was at the top that secretary minute -- secretary mnuchin gave is important to move the discussion forward. david: there's a lot of concern that if this is a short-term reduction, we are going to see the deficit go up. is that something that concerns you? >> i think what will be important is how much progrowth policies or how many policies aren't limited in what it will do. if w

he's a constitutional law professor at roger williams university, school of law. >> kevin deleon is the democratic state senate leader. senator, i want to ask you this case that got the injunction today as a california case. when we saw that a federal judge in hawaii ruled against the immigration order, jeff sessions said how can a judge in the middle of the pacific do that. i'm waiting for jeff sessions to say, how can a judge, in a place that use to be mexico, issue a ruling like this. what are you expecting as the justice department's next step? >> well, i can tell you, lawrence, the last time i was with you, i said very clearly that any attempt to coerce state governments and local governments to be an extension of the federal immigration authorities to be caught in a trump deportation machine will be met with legal resistance. this is a huge victory of the county, santa clara in the state of california and for all americans who believe in justice, this is, again, another attempt my president trump as well as sessions to threaten local cities and states throughout the country. and o

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now in rhode island, we have a long tradition back to roger williams of separating church an attorneynds general and u.s. attorney, we also have a tradition of allowing career attorneys to follow the policy dictates of other administrations and not holding the career people responsible for that. i am wondering how you will react to this. do you have a problem with career attorneys? are there private religious beliefs or secular ones? and will you support the career attorneys against the pressure from these right-wing organization seeking to wash filth, tolike paraphrase the heritage foundation. >> the department of justice is composed primarily of career professionals, as you know senator whitehouse, you served a believe there as u.s. attorney, and i give them highest respect. most of those attorneys reach high standards and they are lawful orderslow and directions from their superiors, even if they might have a different philosophy. is often thatit they are put into non-career spots. you can go back to career spots, but i don't know how exactly that works, so you would normally expect,

in rhode island, we have a long tradition back to roger williams and state.ng church as an attorney general and u.s. attorney, we have a tradition of a lower career attorneys to follow the policy and hold the career people responsible for that. -- problem a primer with attorneys whose private beliefs are secular ones? will you support the career attorneys against the pressure from these right-wing organizations seeking to wash them out like filth, to paraphrase the heritage foundation? senator sessions: department of justice is composed primarily of career professionals that serve their able he is united states attorneys. i give them the highest respect. most of those attorneys reach high standards. they are willing to follow lawful orders and directions from their superiors even if they might have a different philosophy. know how exactly that works. you would normally expect, and i'm sure the obama administration made changes in the leadership. they put career people in positions they thought would be most advantageous for them to advance their causes they believed in. and that's sort of w

now in rhode island, we have a long tradition back to roger williams of separating church and state, and as an attorney general and u.s. attorney, we also have a tradition of allowing career attorneys to follow the policy dictates of other administrations and not holding the career people responsible for that. i am wondering how you will react to this. do you have a problem with career attorneys? if their private, religious goiefs are secular ones that -- secular ones? and will you support the career attorneys against the pressure from these right-wing organization seeking to wash them out like filth, to paraphrase the heritage foundation. >> the department of justice is composed primarily of career professionals, as you know , senator whitehouse. you served a believe there as u.s. attorney, and i give them highest respect. most of those attorneys reach high standards and they are willing to follow lawful orders and directions from their superiors, even if they might have a different philosophy. i do think it it is often that they are put into non-career spots. you can go back to car

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. >> roger, we see them. williams, standby to establish a conference call to all bases. general larson, please. this is general larson. go ahead. >> sir, would you turn on your screen? a large number of unidentified aircraft have just appeared. >> right. go ahead, air defense. >> this is their defense. large groups of unidentified aircraft have been reported. reports from alaska indicate unusual activity in the northeast siberia. we are considering reclassifying these unidentified aircraft as hostile but of the unusual numbers and tracks. >> air defense, mrs. is general larson. is your commander there? -- this is general larson. is your commander there? how does this look to you? more reports keep coming in all the time. we just talked with our people in alaska and to the canadians. both are picking up tracks. my cruiser are fine -- are on five minute alerts. our antiaircraft missiles are on alert, ready to launch. >> how much time to get our aircraft off the ground? >> our first check indicates you have about two and a half hours for the bases in the northern united sta

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roger goodell is in town. the nfl and united way visiting the william elementary school. goodell was joined by former eagles billberg gusty. they talked to students about importance of character and teamwork. with the nfl draft, there's a lot of community service to be done. good on the league. coming up guys, later in sports. we're i'm going to talk about the philadelphia eagles 14th selection. we'll talk to nfl experts and get prediction, coming from the ben franklin parkway i'm don bell for cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> we'll see you thank you. >>> it is going to be a big party. something for everyone. >> at 11:00 the activities even the nonsports people will love have that coming up. >>> revealing news about eagles franchise quarterback. we've learned carson wentz had off season surgery. what it was for and how it might affect his game >> mcdonald's giving employees the new look but the fashion is pulling flat on social media. we'll show you the new uniforms and tell you why some aren't living it >>> after a cool and dreary start to the week. with our day of transition.

roger goodell is in town. the nfl and united way visiting the william elementary school.dell was joined by former eagles billberg gusty. they talked to students about importance of character and teamwork. with the nfl draft, there's a lot of community service to be done. good on the league. coming up guys, later in sports. we're i'm going to talk about the philadelphia eagles 14th selection. we'll talk to nfl experts and get prediction, coming from the ben franklin parkway i'm don bell for cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> we'll see you thank you. >>> it is going to be a big party. something for everyone. >> at 11:00 the activities even the nonsports people will love have that coming up. >>> revealing news about eagles franchise quarterback. we've learned carson wentz had off season surgery. what it was for and how it might affect his game >> mcdonald's giving employees the new look but the fashion is pulling flat on social media. we'll show you the new uniforms and tell you why some aren't living it >>> after a cool and dreary start to the week. with our day of transition. who'

and the right reverend william rogers was pastor of the reform calvinistic church there in philadelphia, did a powerful job of leading the worship of god, this christian church, it was a nondenominational service, but we still have a record of prayer that was prayed by reverend ogers at that celebration. and people noted after they came back that there was a different spirit. yes, there was disagreement. but it wasn't as rank rouse as it had been before that. eventually came to the great compromise that allowed one body to have equal numbers of representatives from each state no, matter what size, and another body would have equal power and its representatives would be chosen according to the number of people that lived in that state. so that was one of the great compromises. we end up with the constitution. george washington thinks he's done but after the constitution is ratified, they begged him to allow them to elect him unanimously to be our first president, he doesn't want to do it. eventually agrees. gives in. they elect him unanimously. they have a contested vote for vice preside

there was somebody there, some guy william rogers, nobody remembers him because he didn't get to do anythinginger was doing it all as a one-man show. i think we're lucky to have somebody who is smart, trusted and hard working. and the moral is completely unjustified as fun as it is to attack him. >> we've got to run. give me one single grade to the cabinet. >> to the cabinet, probably, "b," "b"-plus. i think madison and charo and wilbur ross are excellent. and mnuchin, i think there are very strong ones but there are others frankly not of that caliber. we'll see how secretary of state works out. >> okay. >> thank you. >>> u.s. and russia at odds over missile strikes in syria. former defense official lawrence correspond blaser next. the s&p winners and losers. we've done well in life, with help from our advisor, we made it through many market swings. sure we could travel, take it easy... but we've never been the type to just sit back... not when we've got so much more to give when you have the right financial advisor, life can be brilliant. ameriprise but i keep it growing by making every dol

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roger goodell is in philly today. he and nfl and united way visiting students from the william zigler elementary school in oxford circle. bill bergie and holis thomas were on hand as well. they talk to the kid about importance of character and teamwork. >> you think about yourself, you obviously want to always improve on yourself, think about what you do for the team , think about what you do for your classmates and what you do for other people because that makes you successful in life. >> listen to roger teamwork. just look it up. >> there you go. >> is there so many different nfl events going on right now, some of these events you may no associate with the nfl but check this one out that happened earlier this morning, the eagles, the nfl and cities park and regulars creek department all teaming up together to create a pollination protection habitat for monarch butterflies. catherine oroville said she's thrilled, thinks one of the many environmental projects connected with the draft. >> the fact that the nfl really wanted to do these community project and to have an environmental focus, it is tremendous and we applaud

williams was there to check out the merchandise. ithe store is set to open in june. let's go to draft central on the parkway. ducis rogersw the biggest names in football are coming to philadelphia. what about local kids? they'll feel emotion going into the draft as well. >> it will be a dream come true when they hear their name called on the stage. the finishing touches are still being put on the stage. the draft is a three day event but there are other things. several players visited shriner's hospital. korey clemmon from glassboro, new jersey, they can't wait for this day to come. >> i'm anxious to see where i'll be at. i have been a calm, cool, collected guy. i rarely get nervous, so i'm not nervous, but the waiting to see where i go, that's exciting. >> it will be a memorable day for everybody. i want to share with my high school, middle school, elementary school, i did my growing up here. why not give back to those that helped me get here. >> as for the eagle, they have eight picks, the highest tomorrow at 14 over all. do they go running back, receiver or quarterback? experts say the focus should be around building

williams was there to check out the merchandise. ithe store is set to open in june. let's go to draft central on the parkway. ducis rogerse biggest names in football are mi to philadelphia. what about local kids? they'll feel emotion going into the draft as well. >> it will be a dream come true when they hear their name called on the stage. the finishing touches are still being put on the stage. the draft is a three day event but there are other things. several players visited shriner's hospital. korey clemmon from glassboro, new jersey, they can't wait for this day to come. >> i'm anxious to see where i'll be at. i have been a calm, cool, collected guy. i rarely get nervous, so i'm not nervous, but the waiting to see where i go, that's exciting. >> it will be a memorable day for everybody. i want to share with my high school, middle school, elementary school, i did my growing up here. why not give back to those that helped me get here. >> as for the eagle, they have eight picks, the highest tomorrow at 14 over all. do they go running back, receiver or quarterback? experts say the focus should be around building around c

williams have a nice evening. good night. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rogerseorologist cecily tynan and jim gardner. tuesday night four police recruits become heros in new jersey and investigators are pouring over this video of a brawl inside of the king of prussia mall. >>> but the big story is eric frein on trial. lawyers delivered opening statements in the trial of the 33-year-old frein today. he allegedly killed one pennsylvania state trooper and injured another during an ambush in september of 2014. frein was called an assassin that tried to spark a revolution. john rawlins is live now with the firsthand account outside of the courthouse. >> reporter: a remarkable opening by the prosecution rolling out its case using dna and battistic evidence and handwriting analysis to try frein to the crime. first on the stand nicole palmer a civilian dispatcher that described the sniper ambush outside of the door of the blooming grove police barracks on september 12th, 2014. fighting back tears at times, palmer told how the fatally wounded

williams in the previous round. two great finals as war because overnight nick kyrgios was defeated by roger federer.o and you said that the two biggest matches of this year would be between rafael nadal and roger federer, you would say no, cannot happen. especially since you thought andy murray versus djokovic would be the emerging rivalry. so, yeah, two great finals on the way today. konta the first british woman to reach the final, after beating venus williams in thursday's semis. and she's expecting a tough match against the former world number one. most important will be to enjoy the occasion a little more. it is a great tournament to be a part of until the very end and is something we work hard for, for opportunities like this. i play some incredibly tough opponent and someone who has been around for quite a long time now. i think it will be good enjoyment for the challenge. it's perhaps the news we've been expecting after his ongoing battles with injury. but tiger woods has pulled out of golf's first major of the year, the masters which starts next week. he said he's just not "tournament ready

joseph, cecily tynan, rick williams and the entire "action news" team i'm monica malpass have a good night. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rogers, meteorologist cecily tynan, and jim gardner. >>> thursday night and the murder trial of eric frein is delayed when is he taken to the hospital and thousands of gun owners have a safe way to store their weapons flee of charge. but the big story on "action news" is a thoroughly wet thursday in the tri-state area. and many streets and low lying areas have fallen victim to flooding and flood watches remain in effect until this evening and this is just into "action news," part of martin luther king drive has been closed just north of the strawberry mansion bridge because of flooding. and southbound traffic is detoured at montgomery avenue. chopper 6 hd was over the scene just a short time ago. "action news" reporter, annie mccormick in greenville, delaware. where strong storms caused significant damage there. >> jim, talk about significant damage, the people that were in this vehicle, if you can see it there are okay. surprisingly, they are lucky to be alive. the entire tree you see there

is the public face and roger ai le s is the architect behind the scenes, made fox news into sort of the voice, the face, the modern conservative movement, you know, not the williamnd the irving kristols, he was elite, the mainstream media and all its problems and he was in many ways that person so he's not wrong. the show did get amazing ratings. fox does have tremendous ratings in mine share and what happened in 2016 with roger ailes and now bill o'reilly, huge for the media. >> they are both gone, bill o'reilly amid the sexual harassment allegations, two of the architects of this conservative media alignment. >> that's right, and, you know, if you were going out and talking to voters out in the country, they would often parrot things that they heard on -- on fox news, o'reilly this, attitude of anti-political correctness this, sort of brash blustery approach to things, very much in terms of crafting the identity of obama and the identity that conservatives rallied against. that was very much part of o'reilly and fox news, the rise of the tea party, and you saw candidates for president really want to go on fox news, go on and talk to o'reilly to get their face

williams, brian taff and the entire "action news" team. have a good night. "action news" at 6:00 is next. >>> "action news" delaware valley's leading news program. with ducis rogers, meteorologist, cecily tynan, and jim gardner. >>> it is tuesday night and the big story on "action news" tonight is breaking news from the kensington section of philadelphia. witnesses are saying that a police cruiser struck a female pedestrian on f street near kensington avenue. lets get to reporter dann cuellar at the scene. >> reporter: jim, we are at the mcpherson branch of the philadelphia free library a small park at kensington avenue and f street. chopper 6 hd was over the scene after the police pursuit involving district officers, a part of the mark scare is cordoned off where a police cruiser struck a woman in pursuit of a male suspect. we don't have the official account of what happened here just before 5:00 this afternoon but witnesses tell us that police were chasing a guy on foot inside of the park and a police cruiser involved in the pursuit and that cruiser accidentally struck a woman standing in the park and that woman was knocked unconscious and we have video of the

we're the williams family, and we're usaa members for life. termites, we're on the move.24/7. roger're good. we're good. termites never stop trying to get in, we never stop working to keep them out. terminix. defenders of home. steve: there they go, one of 59 tomahawk missiles. president trump taking out syrian airbase following president assad es horrific chemical attack 48 hours earlier in the country of syria. ainsley: that send quite a message. that is what will happen if you continue toe use the chemical weapons. years after the country claimed they didn't have chemical weapons but new intelligence proving otherwise. pete: chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge live in the nation's capitol with the latest. good morning. reporter: good morning. the u.s. intelligence community has high confidence that the attack was carried out by syrian government jets. fox news was told this conclusion was reached quickly through multiple intelligence streams with overhead imagery and radar. the releasing this graphic shows the flight path of syrian government aircraft over the sit

williams. make the most of your c [ cheers and applause ]>> have . >> goodgood morning, it's a 8:56 on this tuesday april 11th. i'm jeanette reyes let's get to karen rogershis is the vine street expressway westbound approaching the schuylkill. even though they just pushell pretty heavy here approaching broad street to the schuylkill on the westbound vine. i'll warrant to show you the big pic tngs going on. that sinkhole still blocked 17th street near rittenhouse square. watch for that between walnut and locust. closures we've been talking about for the nfl draft, spring garden westbound is shut down at pennsylvania avenue. but we've got big construction on the schuylkill just about to start. it's going to be blocking the right lane and that's going to create some headaches. begins at 9 o'clock westbound between gladwyne and the blue route. tacony palmyra bridge on its way back down at this point so you can head to the betsy ross but you'll see traffic move in a few minutes. expect an opening at the burlington bristol in about 45 minutes, matt. >> thanks so much karen for that update t let's go outside to meteorologist, david murphy. he has the accuweathe

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roger williams decided to settle in rhode island. this served as a catalyst for more. haven foria became a the quakers. >> america was founded by religion. thoughtdemned those who differently than they did. the creators of the will of rights directly addressed this issue. religion, freedom of expression is a key belief in the united states. while groups may not get along, they are entitled to those beliefs. >> this is no picnic. this has been put to the test with the legalization of drugs and homosexuality. , who refusedavis to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples. ins video gained attention 2015. it was clear that davis was using her first amendment rights as her argument. discrimination is a habit that is prevalent. >> the united states is not that much different. it is held on diversity. usually, this is much bigger. i think the possibility for isrning from singapore something that could be opened up. >> singapore is a small island in asia and is known for diversity, with four national languages. you can get authentic food from all of the ethnic groups and it

create their own haven bid like the programs did to them, the puritans banished freethinkers like roger williams. he went to rhode island with his followers. notice the pattern? it served as a catalyst for more of his kind. marilyn for the catholics, virginia for the church of england. >> it is safe to say that america was essentially founded by religion, but the irony is clear. these religious groups cryptically freedom to -- crave the freedom to practice their beliefs but condemn those who thought different way than they did. the bill of rights addressed this issue. >> the constitutional make no law recognizing an establishment of religion or preventing the free exercise thereof. >> freedom of religion, freedom of expression, it is another key belief in the united states. while groups may not get along, they are all entitled to their beliefs. >> however come this has been no picnic. religious ideas are being put to the test with this use such as legalization of drugs, bush and -- abortion, and of course from homosexuality. this is a county clerk for roane county, kentucky. she refused to shoot

. >> roger from williams kentucky, on our independent line. caller: thanks for letting me make a comment. i think that for a lot of the people in america will be watching the way, i though there was some bombings in palm sunday in egypt with the christians and i know we have a lot of christians in syria. but apparently assad has done a good job protecting from isis. so i think the american people are really tuning in to how those people are going to be protected. i think that people will be watching how the trump administration handles that situation. i know he campaigned a lot on trying to protect those people. of course i'm for the safety of all of them, whether it's the muslim people or whatever. but those particular -- that particular faith right now seems very vulnerable in the middle east. i don't see that our leader right now mr. trump is speaking out about that. i hope -- host: coming up next we'll be joined by joseph sornseyoneow on north korea's nuclear program and the recent chemical attacks in syria. later on, author and ronald rea