." >> shannon: i'm shannon bream for martha maccallum. the congressional budget office will release an estimate on how much the health care could cost americans and many are warning many could lose coverage. >> we came into office with an insurance plan that doesn't work. we have no choice but to make the plan better for all americans out there. we'll get a score next week and cbo will do what they need to do and we'll see what the score is and in the past the cbo score has been meaningless. >> the director of the cbo is not moses and come from the mountain tops with stone tablet and can make mistakes but they provide an important amount of information and analysis that allows senators and congressmen to make informed choice. it will effect every american in a personal way. >> shannon: we're now joined live. john, what can we expect this monday? >> shannon, good morning. the president will hold another listening session on what is described as a group of quote, victims on obamacare. we'll hear from the congressional budget office by 3:00

shannon. >> shannon: all right.er doosey thank you very much. >> ed: let's pick it up there a rough road for the health care bill and bring in a fox news contributor. good morning. it's rich coming from nancy pelosi saying you're going to own this from the person saying we need to pass this in the first place to figure out what's in it. >> democrats like nancy pelosi would love for the republicans to own the problems of obamacare and the risk and why the freedom caucus is pushing back so harshly and not budging on this issue. they're saying look, we don't want to pass something for the sake of passing it. we have to pass a bill that address the issues and problems that obamacare created specifically costs. when you ask these members what their one thing is they're saying we can't pass what doesn't bring down obamacare cost and the current bill will bring it down in years and saying that's unacceptable it had to bring them down today. >> ed: it seems house republicans are concerned about passing a bill not a lot of r

>> hi, shannon. begin in california where 42-year-old sandra duran, just an hour after leaving church, was struck and killed in her car by a drunk driver. police say the intoxicated driver, 45-year-old estuardo alvarado was fleeing the scene of another traffic accident at a high rate of speed. and the reason this case is generating so much outrage is because, since 1998, alvarez had been deported five times and had been arrested in los angeles more than five times, including for two previous duis, driving without a license, several charges of drug possession and resisting arrest. alvarez is now being held on $2 million bail, and if he were to be released, which is highly unlikely, immigration agents have issued a detainer to taken into custody. the family of sandra duran say they don't want this case to be used against illegal immigrants just trying to make a life, but they also believe california authorities share in the plane. listen. speak up knowing the history that he had with the duis, it was l

shannon. >> shannon: oh, washington. thank you, trace.oining me not to talk about allegations of wiretapping during the 2016 campaign is former campaign manager for hillary clinton. thank you for joining us tonight. >> great to be here, thanks for having me. >> shannon: is impossible, as i was discussing with louise, is it possible that dni clapper, former, would not have known about this request? it goes to the fisa courts, some on the fbi makes this request, it was a part reportedly granted. is it possible he wouldn't have knowledge of that? >> ivana national security expert. i have never worked at the dni office. i would defer to the specialists on that. i find this entire situation a little bit perplexing, to be honest with you. that is why i am glad you asked this question. the real story, what we know is a true fact, members of the trump campaign were caught on tape in the surveillance tapes because they were talking to russian intelligence officials. we have this major national security issue staring us in the face, which is that t

>> yes. >> shannon: ok.ith that in mind i want to talk through what some of your fellow gop senators are saying. you heard your friend mike lee this is what he tweeted i promised the people i would do everything to repeal obamacare. the house bill doesn't do that. i am a no. and rand paul it's still obamacare light . how do you get to the math? >> in the end, shannon, it's a legislative process. what you're seeing how it's not pretty sometimes but gineding -- grinding it out and the house has to get to 218 or maybe the number's 216 now in the house of represents but when it comes to the senate we'll have an opportunity to work on it. there's a number of senators that think would improve the bill to help it pass it's the beginning of the process not the end of the process and it's about building the coalition and making it broad enough to get the necessary votes in the house and the 50 votes in the senate with mike pence and the chair and then something signable by the president. we have a long way to go but

i'm bill hemmer live in new york city in america's newsroom and shannon good to see you. >> shannon: i'm shannon bream once again in for martha maccallum and president trump suggests maybe they should be investigated over their ties to russia and news devin nunes met with a team on the investigation and here's nunes last night win o'reilly. >> we've known about this long before trump sent his famous tweet out about the wiretapping at trump tower. we knew there was additional unmasking of americans' names and had sources for that information. i needed a place to find the information and review it. >> shannon: chief white house correspondent john roberts kicks off our coverage. good morning. >> good morning. as pressure mounts over the russia investigation as to what they were doing during the campaign trying to influence votes the president is returning to a familiar theme from the campaign trail taking another page from the book "clinton cash" that while secretary of state clinton approved the sale of a canadian company to a russian company and they owned one-fifth of the uranium res

shannon, what's next?on: brand new details on alleged russian interference in the race for the white house. lawmakers about to give an update on their investigation and fbi director james comey may shed some light today as well on president trump claims his phones were tapped during the campaign. >> it's been a newsy kind of morning. [ laughter ] >> how did you survive your first snowfall here? >> i did not fall down yet. but today is another day. >> there's still time. we'll see you on the radio everybody. happening now starts right now. >> jon: we are awaiting to see air force one take off in just a few moments as the president heads to detroit while the white house punches back on a report about mr. trump's taxes. good morning. welcome to happening now. i'm jon scott. >> i'm heather childers, in for jenna scott. president trump is off to music city to meet with auto executives and union workers, he's expected to announce a roll back of rules. while law makers like lindsey graham depend answers on his al

>> well, shannon, u.s. kansas officials tell me it will be two companies from the 82nd air force division from fort bragg, north carolina deploying to the isis fight. as you mentioned the ultimate destination will be determined by lieutenant townsend. and on asked chris wallace was told isis could be defeated in the next few weeks in iraq. >> they will try so that's where we need the efforts of others to flush them out. >> the pentagon is ramping up efforts against isis and they began striking friday after arriving in the persian gulf and i'm told the paratroopers could be deployed to iraq or syria to bolster security. >> shannon: both terrible hot spots. any update on the airstrike that may have hit civilians that got attention over the weekend. >> over the weekend for the first time the u.s. and military acknowledged at request by iraqi forces an airstrike and conducted the airstrike in the area where the mosul residents were killed. local residents say up to 100 were killed. the pentagon long said isis u

shannon. >> shannon: the fox new contributor we have a lot of going on. we'll get the travel ban issue. there's been substantive changes. how do you think it will be received by the arlu and others that took it straight to the ninth circuit. >> they won't like any version of the travel ban but the administration has the right idea having john kelly as the major spokesman. you had kellyanne conway review it but have you big players with experience on these issues describing what's going to happen. that alone is a major step up from the first failed roll up. >> shannon: the optics are different this time around. we have substantive change. we're still trying to figure out the nuance of whether it will be retroactive or not. that's been back and forth on who will get through based on when they had their visa but in the meantime we know iraq will be off the list and they're an important partner in a number of ongoing issues in the middle east. not the least of which is isis. how much pressure was there to make the change? >> a lot of pressure. we know there w

shannon. >> shannon: all right.hank you very much. >> bill: so a house committee said a deadline for the claim of a trump tower wiretap. the deadline's come and gone. what the justice department is saying today and we'll update that story and the battle to replace obamacare. republicans are drawing the line and we'll talk to both sides in a moment house majority whip steve scalise will make his case and then david brat will make his. both are live only minutes away. visit your local dealer for details. >> shannon: this is a fox news alert. mother nature is not fooling around. just days about the start of spring unleashing a massive winter storm across the corridor there's warnings in new jersey and maine as the storm moves. i'm shannon bream in for martha maccallum. >> bill: i'm bill hemmer. there's school cancellations and it's impacting travel. tens of millions asked to hunker down, stay off the roads in new york city. the blizzard warning has been lifted but ice is still a major worry. the further inland you go t

shannon. >> shannon: president trump ramping up a new strategy to combat illegal immigration.anctuary cities refusing to cooperate with federal imgrimigration laws. will it work? you're here to buy a car. what would help is simply being able to recognize a fair price. truecar has pricing data on every make and model, so all you have to do is search for the car you want, there it is. now you're an expert in less than a minute. this is truecar. >> bill: the death toll now from the storm system in the south rising to at least six people after a downed power line electrocuted two little boys in texas. parts of north carolina and louisiana hit and sent cars spinning like toys. the system is threatening western mississippi and tennessee and there's a warning of hail and tornados in those states so be on the watch. >> shannon: customs enforcement rolling out a weekly report shaming cities who harbor illegal immigrants. it's part of the strategy to expose possible threats to public safety. six of the top ten cities and counties are you guessed it in california. william la jeunesse is

i am shannon bream. two very different messages tonight coming from capitol hill regarding the investigations into alleged ties between the trump presidential campaign and the russians. the theme of the house probe so far is confrontation. over in the senate, they are preaching cooperation. chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel is here with both sides. good evening. i >> good evening. top senators on the intelligence committee trying to reassure the iraqi people that their probe will be professional and not partisan. >> gives us high hopes we can reach a conclusion. we feel confident we have explored every crevice. >> some of the techniques russia used in the election i think would send a chill down anyone who believes in a democratic process. >> burr had the senate committee is just getting started. >> would be crazy to draw conclusions from where we are in the investigation. >> also senator ron wyden, top democrat on the finance committee, urged the intelligence panel to dig into ties between

. >> shannon: good to see you. i'm shannon bream. president tumble talking about immigration, border security and obamacare. many are saying he struck a kinder, gentler tone that we are used to hearing. >> president trump: i'm here tonight to deliver a message of unity and strength and a message deeply delivered from my heart. we may be a nation divided on policies. we are a country that stands united in condemning hate and evil in all of its very ugly forms. [applause] we will soon begin the construction of a great, great wall along our southern border. [applause] we're also taking strong measures to protect our nation from radical islamic terrorism. [applause] i will be asking congress to approve legislation that produces a $1 trillion investment in infrastructure of the united states financed through public and private capital creating millions of new jobs. i am also calling on this congress to repeal and replace obamacare. [cheering and applause] the time for small thinking is over. the time for trivial fights is behind us. our c

. >> shannon: there are coffee runs. i'm shannon bream in for mar that mac callum. they're going to hold a series of meetings with republicans this hour as conservatives continue to sound the alarm saying more changes are needed. >> the president is proud of the product we have produced. we're out in full sell mode around the country talking about how we think this is the best way to solve the problem the american people face. >> let's do what we told the voters we'd do. we told them we'd repeal it and replace it with a plan that's patient-centered. we don't think it will bring down the cost of premiums. >> i'm afraid the situation continues to get worse and they admit as much because they put in $100 billion to bail out the insurance companies. >> we're keeping our promise and excited about this and defederalizing it and to the other we're replacing it with a conservative republican tax policy. it's nothing but a win for conservatives. >> bill: you think the story's getting hot, stand by. there's another story. the fbi is on the hunt for a cia leaker launching a cr

shannon? >> shannon: thank you very much, mike. here now, senator mike lee who spoke out with other members of the caucus. good to see her tonight. >> good to be with you. >> shannon: to be with you, are you for repeal but not yet replaced? >> i am for repeal. we've been waiting for seven years, we waited for the election in 2010 where we got the majority in the house. in 2014, the majority in this sense. 2016, we've now got a republican in the white house as a result of that election. this is not the repeal bill that we have been waiting for. this is a huge opportunity that has been missed. it is a step in the wrong direction. what we need to do is repeal the bill. enter a step-by-step process, one in which we can put the american consumer and patients and doctors back in charge of their own health care decisions rather than having them made by government bureaucrats. >> shannon: you know there is immense pressure from those on the right to say, listen, we elected you to do this. president campaigned on this. we need it done now.

mike emanuel today, thanks. >> shannon: g.o.p.r with us or against us as the fight continues to repeal and replace obamacare, what happens at the republican plan doesn't pass? fair and balanced debate coming up. >> leland: wikileaks now offering cia hacking tools to private companies like apple. now comes the big question, are they putting our security at risk? >> there is great concern that the president has about the release of national security and classified information. there's a reason we have classification levels and that's to protect our country and our people. if a denture were to be put under a microscope, we can see all the bacteria that still exists. polident's unique micro clean formula works in just 3 minutes, killing 99.99% of odor causing bacteria. for a cleaner, fresher, brighter denture every day. >> leland: a fox news alert, there are new job numbers out right now and wall street is loving it this friday. up 76 points, 75 points right now. in february, 235,000 new jobs added in the most construction positions i

good morning, shannon. >> shannon: nothing new for the president to push uphill. i'm shannon bream for martha maccallum. more on the budget in a minute. first president trump's second federal ban blocked two federal judge stopping the order hours before it was supposed to take effect. the president responding last night in tennessee. >> the order he blocked was a watered-down version of the first order that was also blocked we another judge and should have never been blocked to start with. this new order was tailored to the dictates of the ninth circuit in my opinion flawed and this is a judicial overreach. >> shannon: chief correspondent john roberts on the north lawn. lots to get to. let's get to the budget proposal. let's get to the numbers. >> the budget director told us he went through every word of every speech the president gave in the campaign trail and developed a budget policy for it. there are going to be increases and some cuts. first of all let's go through the increases. a big increase in defense spending. there'll be an additional $54 billion on and

good morning, shannon. >> shannon: i'm shannon bream in for martha maccallum. the sweeping legislation would repeal many of obama care taxes and employer mandates. they say this well fulfill a promise years in the making. >> it's been years since the obama care has come into law and president trump's tonight we promise and begin replacing to restore state control of health care and get it out of washington. >> shannon: not all republicans are loving it some calling it obama care light. we have more reaction. what stays and what go? >> uncle sam will no longer be able to fine somebody for not having insurance because the individual mandate disappears if the american health care act replace the affordable health care act. the mandate go away too that requires employers to provide health insurance or face a fine and after 2020 medicaid coverage for residents in their states near the poverty line will be reduced. some of the things that will not change in the gop replacement bill were things popular in obama care. people will still be able to get new insurance cove

. >> shannon: i'm shannon bream in for martha maccallum. the house investigation into russia now on hold as chairman devin nunes is facing calls to step aside from his committee or resign altogether. meantime, the growing controversy surrounding sally yates fired by president trump in january was expected to testify at a house intelligence committee hearing but canceled by chairman nunes and president trump taking it all in stride last night at a white house dinner. >> nobody ever told me politics would be so much fun. we'll be doing a great job and hopefully it will start being bipartisan because everybody really wants the same thing. we want greatness for this country that we love. >> bill: so now the wall street journal saying if nunes should resign so sudden the top democrat and "the new york times" calling chairman nunes dangerous. trey gowdy leads our broadcast on the house intelligence committee. yesterday they said the white house is obsessed with the russian story. cut through it, where's it going today? >> we need to start intervi

. >> shannon: it is friday. two hours to go still. i'm shannon bream in for martha maccallum. president trump defending his emotion battered attorney general. in an interview last night sessions explained his decision to step back. >> the reason i believe i should recuse myself is because i was involved in the campaign to a degree i think it would have been perceived is that i wouldn't be objective in participating in an investigation that might involve the campaign. i do not confirm or deny any investigation. i just felt like i should clear the air. >> shannon: john roberts is live on the north hall. how is this story affecting the white house this morning? >> the white house was worried this was becoming the big story, the big narrative feeding into this idea there was more to this russia story than the white house was leading people to believe. and yesterday it even really kind of blew the president's big signature speech aboard the uss ford out of the headlines. jeff sessions moved quickly to take the story out of the headlines announcing he had had a previously planned me

i am shannon bream. major developments tonight and the accusations and investigations into russia's attempts to interfere or influence the election. republican head of the house intelligence committee is resisting calls for his recusal. the white house is denying a report it tried to stop a fired justice department official from telling what she knows to congress. john roberts start-ups off. good evening. >> white house is pushing back against reports it tried to block the former acting attorney general sally yates from testifying. stick with the report in "the washington post" is 100% false. the letters they publish on their website all back up everything i just read. all the letters are available on their website. >> letters obtained show march 14, the cochairs of the house intelligence committee invited sally yates to testify today on russian cyber activities. potential links between russia and individuals associated with political campaigns and related leaks of classified information. when yates' att

. >> shannon: the world is watching. peter doocy. the world is watching it will be a busy day for you. >> bill: let's keep the train rolling to the white house where officials issued a stern warning saying the president will be watching who's with him and against him. and the president is saying if you're not going for health care we're moving on, kevin to tax reform. >> risen, it's put up or shut up, right. yesterday we heard the president ask about the delay on the vote in capitol hill and clearly he is saying the pressure is on congressional republicans. you've had seven years to come up with something now's the time to get something done. the president won't sit by idly and not throw something out there. like on twitter, for example, let me show the folks at home what he's saying and let me share what he's tweeting. after seven years of horrible obamacare and skyrocketing premiums and deductibles and bad health care this is finally your chance for a great plan and this allows planned parenthood to continue if they stop the plan.

. >> shannon: and yours as well. i'm shannon bream in for martha maccallum. a show of solidarity after weeks of infighting raising questions about the american health care act it needs full support to pass so are they getting closer? here's secretary price just moments ago. >> the plan which is in three phases the reconciliation bill, the things we're able to do at it department and more legislation is an overall plan that makes it so we can move in the direction of patient-centered health care where patients, families and docs are making medical decisions not the federal government. >> shannon: republican leaders with secretary price are speaking live so let's listen in. >> it was a top-down government takeover of the health care and that's what we've been working on for years. it's been an open transparent process every step of the way. we've gone through the committee process and hearing through members and we're on track. we're on track to bring this bill to the rules committee early next week and onto the floor next week. >> reporter: secretary price, th

shannon, how are you? good morning. >> shannon: things are good in d.c. i'm shannon bream in for martha maccallum. the report shows president trump and his team were picked up by spy efforts and we'll clear up some of the mystery. this morning president trump fired off the tweet michael flynn should should ask for immunity in that this is a witch hunt. what do we know about the time line of the white house's involvement in briefing the house intelligence chair devin nunes. >> we're learning some answers and two aides helped as he was searching for proof the members of the trump transition were unmasked in the case of lieutenant general michael flynn publicly revealed which is a serious felony. the white house staffers are identified as ezra wattnick a senior director and michael ellis who works on nfc matters. ellis used to work for the house intelligence committee. and wattnick survived an attempt by hr mcmaster to remove him from his position. the tick-tock is still murky. the unmasking was discovered on the executive branch computer system. that inform

shannon. >> shannon: amy kellogg, thank you very much.e today, uber said it's resuming testing of self-driving cars in arizona and pittsburgh. national correspondent william la jeunesse tells us why the company was tapping the brakes on the program for the weekend. >> self driving trucks and cars are three years away but the road has had more than a few bumps. the latest, friday in arizona when a driver illegally made a left turn, crashing into a self-driving uber suv. the two employees inside escaped injury. >> i hope this brings new jobs. i hope it brings convenience and safety. >> coopers' upcoming program arrived in arizona december after dispute in california over mandatory exit reporting. unlike california, arizona doesn't require a special permit for self-driving vehicles. >> one you -- six companies test autonomous cars in 13 states. in december, and uber suv did not see a stoplight in san francisco and sailed through a crosswalk. february, a google autonomous car sideswiped a bus while trying to pass. in may, a tesla driver died

. >> shannon: never a shortage of news. i'm shannon bream in for martha maccallum. the reports apparently contradicting testimony during the attorney general's confirmation hearing when he said he never communicated with the russian envoy. last hour he denied discussions with the ambassador about political campaign issues. >> i have not met with any russians at any time to discuss any political campaign and those remarks are unbelievable to me and i don't have anything else to say about that. thank you. >> what about your agency's probe? >> when it is appropriate i'll recuse myself. >> shannon: john roberts. busy morning. what's the latest? >> the department of justice is now saying that then senator jeff sessions met with the russian ambassador to the united states twice in 2016, once in his office on september 8th. the other was a chance encounter at a heritage foundation event on the sidelines of the republican national convention in cleveland back in july. the doj insists that the meetings that he had with the ambassador. there was only one. a chance encounter d

. >> shannon: someone's spying on you all the time. i'm shannon bream in for martha maccallum. the largest release from wikileaks is being the most significant yet that the central intelligence action can gain access to anything that hooks up to the internet and make it look like it's coming from some place it's not. >> bill: and some conservatives balking at the new plan and detail are open for negotiation. >> with members of the senate, members of the house and stake holders across the land and we've gotten to a sweet spot. this is a work in progress and continues to be so. >> shannon: senior counselor to president trump kellyanne conway and first we'll kick it off with john roberts. >> good morning to you. on the issue of the cia leak and what came out on wikileaks the white house don't even want to acknowledge the idea like that could be true because it could be bad on a number of fronts with the sensitive tools intelligence uses to gather information in the public domain and the idea that we heard about some of the spy agencies targeting americans and could that be going o

i am shannon bream.ays" hosted by martha maccallum starts right now. >> martha: breaking tonight, as the white house tries to turn the tide, could the dam be breaking for judge gorsuch? brand-new information tonight on the vote count on the democrat side, as senator mccain says he is trying to push the nuclear option off the table. again he get to eight yeses from the democrats? that is just one of several big questions that are squirreling n day 70. ♪ good evening, everybody. i am martha maccallum, welcome to "the first 100 days." also, the president back on twitter this evening. he is looking for a won. he is pushing to get back on board with health care. to turn the

i am shannon bream in for bret baier. we have new information about who may have been talking to house intelligence chairman devin nunes about the previous administration surveillance that scooped up some of donald trump's associates. john roberts begins our coverage tonight with late-breaking news. >> good evening. the tick-tock of this is becoming clearer tonight, it appears staffers at the national security council came across a number of instances in which the names of members of president trump's transition, including the president-elect himself was showing up in intelligence documents. that information was brought to the attention of the white house counsel's office which alerted the intelligence committee chairman in the house, devin nunes, who have been charged with heading up the investigation. fox news has confirmed that two white house staffers, ezra cohen-watnick, and michael ellis, aided congressman devin nunes in his search for intelligence. the disclosure raised more questions about connections between the

[applause] ambassador shannon: our next honoree is major ushatu. soldier, mother, and united nations peacekeeper. she exemplifies what it means for a woman to serve on the front lines of conflict. she has not only helped people deal with the trauma caused by conflict and the threat of violent extremism, including boko haram, she also understands the deep need for social services to pave the way to recovery for families affected by war and conflict. she is being honored for her steadfast devotion to healing those wounded by conflict and terrorism, for demanding social services for those left to suffer the consequences of war in order to prevent further violent extremism. major? [applause] ambassador shannon: our next honoree is veronica simoygan from papua, new guinea, advocate for women and girls in papua new guinea, she lives and works in a country where 2/3 of women and girls have been physically and sexually abused due to their gender. despite facing death threats for her work with survivors, veronica has devoted herself to helping others and bu

>> you're right, shannon.know from experience of congress they can't bring it to the floor and see a failure. they'll delay and delay and keep negotiating. trump will have to step in further and make more of a squeeze. look, jim jordan said last night the bill still violates the principles of the freedom caucus and that many of their membership dug in against it. they won't group against it or make it a litmus test of the group we're against it or not they vote individually. if there's no vote on thursday it means they've really hit a wall and bill have to maybe even start over. as i mentioned in my first comments making promises, part of the changes in the last couple days are promises something will happen at the senate version. republican members of the house don't trust the senate. they send bills over all the time to die so they don't want to hear something's going to change in the senate version. that's the big problem. if we don't see a vote on thursday it's a very bad sign. please remember, both ryan t

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shannon: -- kevin: shannon makes a great point about the -- i think shannon makes a great point about what was happening in regards of the halls of the white house. in congress, the frustration is palpable. i spoke with senior aides to various members of the republican conference today who consistently told me they were absolutely frustrated there did not seem to be an organized strategy plan coming from not only the white house but also speaker ryan's office. into next week, this is a white house consistently -- that has consistently tried to distance itself from issues. this is also a president who ran on the condition he would be able to be a dealmaker. he would be able to be someone who could negotiate. that today is the first major policy failure we have seen coming from this administration. in terms of executing a policy agenda with congress, a republican-controlled congress. those questions are going to continue. week, theforget next senate intelligence committee will hear testimony from the same officials testified in the house earlier this week. all of this begs the question

shannon: i think it is.hink what it says more is the president cannot get congress to come together. this is not the only or most divisive issue this white house will have to deal with. tax reform will be also very divisive, the freedom caucus obviously very far from moderates on very many tax issues. infrastructure faces its own obstacles are not even things like immigration down the road, but you cannot get everyone to come in on health care, and health care is complicated, the president said, but repealing and replacing was one of the things of the things the party was most united on. the most troubling thing is, where does the party stand as a unit, and can they do anything? scarlet: we have heard all along the margaret -- the market was looking ahead to fiscal stimulus that republicans will bring. we knew health care would not get very far after it passed of the house if it did that. have priced markets in two much likelihood that tax reform will get done without thinking that there are quite a number o

here's shannon yet again. >> shannon: president trump moving his agenda forward and how he plans to change the way uncle sam is currently doing business.

. >> shannon: i'm shannon bream live. at 11:30 eastern the senate judiciary committee will off a multi-day affair. each senator will give an opening statement and we'll hear from neil gorsuch himself. >> in an hour james comey and mike rodgers will testify before the house intelligence committee on alleged russian interference in the election and president trump's claim which is still unsubstantiated on the wiretapping of president obama. we'll have more on that in just a moment. first, let's go back to shannon in the senate skybox for what we can expect when the gorsuch confirmation hearing starts this morning. shannon. >> shannon: judge neil gorsuch comes in with a sterling resume but democrats are vowing to be tough on the president's pick for the nation's highest court. he's a graduate of columbia, harvard law school and got a ph.d. at oxford and where hes -- his wife and the american bar association has unanimously given him the highest ranking. gorsuch knows he's heading into potentially rough waters today. way back

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michael shannon has movies called "wolves" and "salt and fire." shannon is here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] it's about a salt mine in bolivia. he'll explain it. that's a great movie. plus, she's a multiple grammy-award winner, she's our pal. she's also a "new york times" best-selling author and coach on nbc's "the voice," alicia keys is dropping by! >> steve: yeah! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we're going to catch up with alicia and then we're going to play "wheel of musical impressions." [ cheers and applause ] we always make her do something. we always make her do something when she comes on. we don't actually make her. we ask her, but really in a a real kind of forceful way. we go, "please do this. [ laughter ] please sing something." we love her so much. she is always a good sport and does it too. and we got -- speaking of great music, oh my gosh. tonight, john mellencamp featuring martina mcbride. [ cheers and applause ] john mellencamp and martina mcbride. guys, i always say our show is lucky to have the greatest band in late night

but shannon says the studio wanted to take out all of the philosophical elements he insisted on adding. >> and he fought. he fought with the writers. he fought with the producers. he said, no. i am not coming on to set until you guarantee me that this is going to be in the film. >> reporter: he got his way. >> he got his way. >> it is like a finger pointing away to the moon. don't concentrate on the finger or you will miss all that heavenly glory. >> reporter: what a gift this must be for you, as a daughter, who lost your father, to have all of this. >> reporter: finding this gift came with a great loss. >> right before my 24th birthday, my brother was killed. and that plummeted me into quite a depression for many years. >> this way, you'll always remember. >> reporter: 28-year-old brandon lee died in 1993, after being shot on the set of the movie "the crow." shannon felt comfort in her father's words. >> i came across this quote that started with, the medicine for my suffering, i had within me. a and i remember it hitting me so clearly in the chest. you have the ability to shift out o