host: [laughs] yes, talk to us about sherrod brown and the buckeye state. guest: no worries. relativelywn has a strong position in ohio, especially what may be a blue wave here. in most polls, he is up at least a couple of percentage points, if not more, whatever republican challenger emerges from today. so republicans are really hoping know,hey can say, you sherrod brown says that he is a but thatlass person, is not who he is, and they are hoping that they can show more of his liberal positions to turn him off to the buckeye state. host: who is he most likely going to be facing this fall, talking about the republican primary? guest: the most likely candidate is jim renacci, a congressman from northeast ohio. earliere of trump's supporters, and trump asked him to get in the race to take on sherrod brown. another person running today, a couple of people, but the other contender, his name is mike gibbons. the interesting thing about mike earlys is he was also an supporter for president trump. he made hundreds of calls for him, raised more than $1 million for him, and actually g

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member to advance and he now faces democratic senator sherrod brown. >> make ohio first again and make america great ahead. >> richard cordray, and a favorite of senator elizabeth warren easily beat dennis kucinich for a chance to succeed john kasich. >> you demanded a change and we heard you, we want the same. speak out with the exception of california's upcoming primary where dianne feinstein failed to secure her party's endorsement in an aggressive challenge from state senator kevin de leon, the field is mostly set, so they are preserving resources to base a roster of republicans still being filled in. >> every candidate that we wanted, one. >> republican candidates had been competing to be most like trump. now they are competing for spots on his calendar and they all think a trump rally in a state that he won would help send them to washington. >> bret: we will get brit hume's perspective on all of tonight's top stories when we

>> i think sherrod brown is vulnerable. 16 of the 24 counties sherrod won in 2012 flipped for presidentthose are some of the key counties in southeast parts of ohio, that was coal country, that were grappling for jobs. they're seeing a turn around in ohio because of republican leadership, not only in the statehouse, in our statewide officers, but because of president trump. and sherrod brown voted no for tax reform. he is really not been there for ohioians. jim renacci will be there for ohioians. melissa: who do you think you would like to face in the governor's race, who would be weaker on the democrat side? >> that is a tough question. there is a debate about it. it is a hotly-contested -- governors' for the democrats. kucinich could pull it off. he is very progressive and liberal. some may say that is win for us. richard cordray quite frankly is not very active campaigner. he doesn't have a lot of passion. so we'll see. he also aligns himself with elizabeth warren. she is not very popular in ohio. melissa: thank you for that. we've got to run. jane, thank thank you for your t today.

and so republicans are really hoping that they can say sherrod brown says he's a working class person and joins on president trump with trade but that's not who he is. they're hoping they can show his more liberal positions to turn people off to him here. >> who is he most likely going to be facing come this fall? talk about the republican primary. >> yeah, the most likely candidate is a congressman from northeast ohio. he was one of president trump's earliest supporters and trump asked him to get into the senate race to take on sherrod brown. there's another person running against him -- a couple of people. but the other contender is mike gibbons. he's a cleveland businessman. the interesting thing about him is he always was an early supporter of president trump. he chaired his campaign here in ohio, made hundreds of calls. raised more than a million dollars for him and got into the race to help president trump. trump backed his opponent and it looks like gibbons is not going to prevail today. >> has governor kasich gotten involved in the contest at all? >> not really. some of kasich

guest: barack obama won their twice, sherrod brown, twice. when we stay on message in ohio, we talk about the bread-and-butter kitchen table issues that all families are facing, we win elections. that is why sherrod brown won twice, barack obama won twice. it's been convenient. for the republicans that have always one in the years before redistricting. they control the redistricting panel for the last 30 years really. the last three big cycles after census. they have control that and havee been able to gerrymander both the congressional seats and the state legislative seats. host: that bread and butter message you talk about, is that only a message democrats can use in ohio that bread and butter message you talk about, is that only a message democrats can use in ohio, is that something we should be using nationwide if democrats want to win? guest:we need to speak directlyo that uncertainty. that goes to health care, college affordability, work force development. so much anxiety today and the president throws gas on it, which is as an opportun

jim renacci will face sherrod brown. one of his public primary opponents is suing him for $1 million was mike gibbons says he falsely accused him of being pro-choice and anti-trump. yesterday he talked about that lawsuit and said no matter what happens today whether he won or lost he would still proceed with the lawsuit, that is the latest in ohio, mike tobin is in indiana with plenty of news. >> this important senate seat republicans think given a pickup come november we know who will lead the charge on the republican side, mike broad continues to trend rich private-sector guys who dump money into the campaign and branded his two opponents both of them congressman is career washington insiders improved the momentum to elect outsiders is alive and well. >> you get guys like me, ron johnson, david do, others, we get enough of us, we will actually start to solve some of these issues. >> incumbent democrat joe donnelly was unopposed. he is a moderate pro-life democrat but still got the d in front of his name in a place dona

these police are so deep-seated in the democrats like sherrod brown.im, you're not a big lottery man, are you? we want a merit system, where they come in based on merit. we are going to get a lot of things done. we have great people running. we are going to do well in the midterms. the poll numbers are good. they actually say i am popular. can you believe it? [applause] we have been doing very well. we had a pull 51 of 52 which came out very nicely. then i turn on one of the network's and i see, donald trump who is not very popular. and i say, what are you talking about? you saw a pull come out that said i was above obama. [applause] then you turn on the fake news and they go, donald trump, who is not very popular -- and i am saying to myself, how do they get along with it? it is going good and we are doing well. it amazes me when you can be at 51 or 52, and it was very accurate for the election, and you are in that category and you get nothing but bad publicity. i get nothing but bad publicity. i say how is it possible -- it is fake publicity, and i h

the message here is the tax cuts are having a positive impact. >> senator sherrod brown. against an incoming congressman who wants to be elected senator. very much mirroring the presidents campaign promise that he made money for president. because today republican candidates in the primaries were among those represented. i talked about james -- here promise that law enforcement mirrors the campaign promise from the president to put america first. but doesn't exactly fit the mold of antiestablishment. he actually aligns himself or has in the past with the old republican party. can you sway trump voters by campaigning the way he did in that state? >> he faces his key opponent is mike gibbons who is using that strategy. he shows himself as not kind of candidate as well. in the campaign as we see a definite departure from how we used to be ohio first. >> the president by the way, to necessitate obviously fair and takes some assent to help fundraising and campaign for the local election? >> you are right. the president is in his natural, his most comfortable state and he is in

in ohio, jim renacci will take on sherrod brown. in a surprise finish in north carolina where a number of house races had primaries, it was robert pittinger, the incumbent there, the incumbent republican, who lost in a rematch to mark harris. it will be mark harris who will move on to the general election. >> all right. thank you. >>> two other midterm races of note -- in indiana, vice president mike pence's older brother greg pence clinched the noim nomination for his brother's seat in rural indiana. in ohio, rachel crooks secured the democratic nomination for a state in the state legislature -- a seat in the state legislature. crooks claims president trump kissed her without her consent when she worked at trump tower in 2005. she ran unopposed and will face off against first-term republican congressman rhieinek. >>> uber and nasa are teaming up. details next. my name is jeff sheldon, and i'm the founder of ugmonk. before shipstation it was crazy. it's great when you see a hundred orders come in, a hundred orders come in, but then

po and rankingcra member sherrod brown, also members of the committee, dave, it's. we also have michelle bowman, who will be in charge of community banks at the fed. she is also giving testimony today. former fedus is vice-chairman and princeton university professor of economics alan blinder. it seems like even though we have had continuity in terms of monetary policy, there has not d fora full slate at the fe several months now. will it make a difference when there is a full slate? alan: if there is a full slate. you said "several months now." we are down to three from which is our president. i cannot remember the last time the board was at full strength, seven members. it was years ago. the board can function fine at 6, even five. when you get down to four, which it has been for a long time, it is a lot of work to do. when you get down to three it is ridiculous. my time at the fed was mostly six, sometimes five. when you get down to a board of only three, you can't do that anymore. the committee system at three members doesn't function anymore. vonnie: professor c

democratic senator, sherrod brown. this is his opponent. this is the opponent the republican establishment wanted. in indiana, this is mike braun. he ran as a bit of an outsider against two republican km congressmen. he will face joe donnelly, another democratic senator from a trump state. this is a state trump won by almost 20 points. again, this maybe the top target for republicans this fall. i said there was a surprise, though. it is this. a republican member of congress has gone down to defeat tonight. it was in north carolina. the ninth congressional district. where is this? this is the charlotte area. bob pittenger, a three trmer. this was a rematch. mark harris is a baptist preacher from charlotte. he had run against pittenger a couple years ago, nearly beat him then. tonight he's knocked him off. pittenger has conceded this race. this is interesting because this is a district where donald trump won 54% of the vote in 2016. you talk about fringe targets for democrats. if they get a wave here. they've now got a resurgent republican no

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sherrod brown. this is a democrat rule. catch and release. you catch 'em, you release 'em.how ridiculous. we have judges, we have thousands of judges. do you think other countries have judges? we give them, like, trials. that's the good news. the bad news is they never show up for the trial. okay. so they release them and they have a trial. it's supposed to take place in a year. a year. not the following day. but that's okay. there's only one problem. nobody ever shows up. they're in the country. welcome to the united states. and these are the laws that we're suffering with. this is why you'll see and the wall we have to build. how about the wall where everyone scales the wall? now, we need much more money. we're doing the job. we're going to do the job. we may have to close up this country to get it straight. because we either have a country or we don't. you can't allow people to pour into our country the way they're doing. you just take a look at that mess that's on television right now. it is a total catastrophe. and these are the laws passed by democrats so we have open

. >> ohio jim vrarenacci won the chance against sherrod brown. >> we ran against the establishment and they're not going to give up their position very easily. >> reporter: in ohio there was a win thank this part to the support of president trump. in indiana mike pence's oldest brother greg won the primary for indiana's sixth district. tuesday night's wins could help avert a potential political disaster for the gop, which has been bracing for major losses in the fall midterm. >> republicans got the candidates they wanted in these races where they need effective candidates to take on these democratic incumbents. >> reporter: control of congress is at stake. in the democratic primary for the ohio governor's race, president obama's consumer watchdog cordray vested former congressman dennis cue skucinic. he'll take on the ohio democrat mike dewine. anne-marie? >>> well, residents of a second neighborhood on the island of kilauea have been forced to evacuate from the lava. two new vents opened yesterday. residents have to navigate through clouds of sulfur and cracked roads. there are now 14

in ohio incumbent senator sherrod brown will try to remain the state's only democrat in a high officeseat. he'll face republican j renacy, an auto dealer who received a twitter endorsement from the president. and in indiana trump supporter mike braun won what was called a bloody fight to face incumbent democratic senator joe donnelley. >>> more evacuations tonight in hawaii after two new fissures, outlets for lava and gases, opened up from the kilauea volcano. geologists expect more eruptions too. the hawaii civil defense says 35 buildings including at least 26 homes have been destroyed and a total of 12 fissures have formed since kilauea first erupted last thursday. >>> sky 7 was over 66th avenue and san leandro street in oakland where repairs to fix a water main break are expected to impact traffic through the morning. a contractor hit the 12-inch cast iron main around 4:30 p.m., knocking out water service to several businesses. warriors and a's fans headed to tonight's games were also affected since that main is not far from oracle arena and oakland coliseum. >>> and abc 7 sports d

sherrod brown. this is a democrat rule. catch and release.how how ridiculous, we have judges, we have thousands of judges -- do you think other countries have judges? we give them like trials. that is the good news. the bad news is they never show up for the trial. okay? so they release them and they have a trial and it is supposed to take place in a year. a year! not the following day. but that is okay. in is ons there is only one problem. nobody shows up. they're in the country. welcome to the united states. and these are the laws we're suffering with. and the wall we have to build, how about the wall where everyone scales the wall? now, we are fixing and building walls now, but we need much more money. we'll do the job. and we may have to close up our country to get this straight because we either have a country or we don't. and you can't allow people to pour into our country the way they're doing. you just take a look at that mess on television right now. it is a total catastrophe. and these are the laws passed by democrats so that we hav

in ohio incumbent senator sherrod brown will try to remain the state's only democrat in a high office seat. he'll face republican jim renacy, an auto dealer who received a twitter endorsement from the president. and in indiana trump supporter mike braun won what was called a bloody fight to face incumbeato donnelley. >>> more evacuations tonight in hawaii after two new fissures, outlets for lava and gases, opened up from the kilauea volcano. geologists expect more eruptions too. the hawaii civil defense says 35 buildings including at least 26 homes have been destroyed and a total of 12 fissures have formed since kilauea first erupted last thursday. >>> sky 7 was over 66th avenue and san leandro street in oakland where repairs to fix a water main break are expected to impact traffic through the morning. a contractor hit the 12-inch cast iron main around 4:30 p.m., knocking out water service to several businesses. warriors and a's fans headed to tonight's games were also affected since that main is not far from oracle arena and oakland coliseum. >>> and abc 7 sports director larry beil

catch -- this is a democrat rule, sherrod brown. you catch them and release them.w how ridiculous, we have judges, we have thousands of judges -- do you think other countries have judges? we give them trials. that's the good news. the bad news is they never show up for the trial. they release them and they have a trial and it's supposed to take place in a year. a year. not the following day. but that's okay. there's only one problem. nobody ever shows up. they're in the country. welcome to the united states. and these are the laws that we're suffering with. this is why you'll see and the wall we have to build, how about the wall where everyone scales the wall? [ cheering and applause ] >> now, we are fixing and building walls now but we need much more money. we're doing the job right. we're going to do the job. we may have to close up the country to get this right. we either have a country or we don't. you can't allow people to pour into the country the way they're doing. you take a look at the mess that's on television right now. this is a total catastrophe. these

we win the election and that is why sherrod brown won twice and barack obama won twice and in the years before redistricting so they've controlled the redistricting panel for the last 30 years. really the last three big cycles after the census, so they controlled that so they've been able to gerrymander busty. >> the bread and butter message that you talked about coming is that only a message democrats can use in ohio or something we should be talking about nationwide as the democrats want to win? >> guest: there's so much economic insecurity out there even people with good paying jobs just outside of youngstown ohio since he's become president we've lost 2700 jobs were 2700 layoffs as are the best in the community. so even people doing well are feeling the uncertainty, so we need to speak directly to the uncertainty and that goes to health care, college affordability, workforce development. but there's so much anxiety today and i think the president throws gas on it each gives an opportunity in the fall. >> host: how would you rate them at delivering the message that you talked about?

president endorsed republican congressman jirenacci, running challenge incumbent senator democrat sherrod brown in november. hawa's kilauea volcano is continuing to erupt, forcing hundreds to evacuate in the leaani estates area where l is flowing. the volcano ben spewing lava, d releasing sulfur dioxide gas on thursday. a series of earthquakes yesterday afternoon also rattled residents. the u.s. geological survey said the strongest quake registered 6.9 on the richter scale, t epicenter was close to the kilauea volcano. it was the most powerf quake on the island since 1975. >> oh my god, guys. e> sreenivasan: residents in nearby hilo felt tuake as did those as far away as the island of oahu. aerialootage showed that the lava was flowing towards homes in puna district of the big island. so far, fire has damaged at least two structures. no injuries or deaths have been reported. ere were demonstrations in 19 cities across russia today because president vladimir putin willegin his fourth term on monday. a human rits group says more than 1,000 people were arrested, including anti-corruption campaigne

. >> he goes on to face sherrod brown. north carolina, robert kittinger voted in the primary, mark harris getting the nod. he will take on dan mccready in the senate, up for grabs, the most vulnerable republicans hold 51-49 edge. rob: a busy day, thanks. a massive bill to reform the va is closer to the pres.'s desk, the mission act passing the house veterans affairs committee with a 20-to vote. the number of vets eligible to seek private healthcare and in title all veterans, seeing a doctor twice a year without a co-pay. development come as va hospitals nationwide deal with long wait times. 3 college now a reality for some, but you the taxpayer will be footing the bill, the program signed into law in maryland will cost $15 million and begin next year. it covers community college tuition for students from families earning less then $120,000 per year and single adults earning less then $90,000. 26 minutes after the hour. the cia director nominee in the hot seat, gina haspel expected to promise the interrogation program is ov

the winner faces democratic senator sherrod brown. >>> there are primaries to replace governor john kasich. it places richard cordray against former ohio congress member dennis cucinich. it is mike dewine against mary tayl taylor. >>> a senior white house official says the trump administration is backing jeff sessions as conservatives are threatening to hold the attorney general in contempt of congress. affairs director mark short telling cnn i think we are supportive of our cabinet. although short did knowledge frustration with the doj over records. last week, the president was ripping the justice p department on -- justice department on this very issue. >>> paul ryan is not commenting on the chairman devin nunes threats to hold sessions in c contem contempt. he threatened to take action after he did not turnover documents. >>> rudy giuliani media blitz not playing well in the white house. staffers and members of the legal team are complaining because they never know when giuliani will pop up next on tv. for now, we are told he is still cleared to do interviews with the president's approv

sherrod brown.d trump and businessman mike gibbons as well as melissa atkinson but all politics may be local but issues are national. a lot of big issues, are we going to stay or go. and whenever we go to design is the number one issue, should we build a wall. big show coming up on "fox and friends". jillian: we will see you at 6:00. be right back. ♪ olay regenerist shatters the competition. hydrating skin better than prestige creams costing over $100, $200, and even $400. for skin that looks younger than it should. fact check this ad in good housekeeping. olay regenerist. ageless. bp is taking safety to new heights. using drones and robots offshore so engineers can stop potential problems before they start. because safety is never being satisfied and always working to be better. mr. elliot, what's your wiwifi?ssword? wifi's ordinary. basic. do i look basic? nope! which is why i have xfinity xfi. it's super fast and you can control every device in the house. [ child offscreen ] hey! let's basement.

>> i like jim, because he can beat sherrod brown.n nuclear deal. president trump speaking at 2:00 p.m. today. what do you want to see done? >> i want him to rip it up. how can you expect someone to be openwhen they say you can inspect the facilities, give us two weeks notice to clean it up. get cobwebs out, sweep the floor, all those good things. >> before we send it backs to new york city. this our producer matted leech's final diner segment before he gets to d.c. thanks so much for your help. amazing on the road. thank you very much, buddy. best of luck with the white house team. you guys no matt. brian: he does a great job. steve: we have worked with him all over the country. matt, good luck at the white house. back in a moment. we'll be on the road again. ♪ press brew. that's it. so rich. i love it. that's why you should be a keurig man! full-bodied. are you sure you're describing the coffee and not me? now you can, with shipsticks.com! no more lugging your clubs through the airport or risk having your clubs lost or damaged by th

host: [laughs] yes, talk to us about sherrod brown and the buckeye state. guest: no worries.velywn has a strong position in ohio, especially what may be a blue wave here. in most polls, he is up at least a couple of percentage points, if not more, whatever republican challenger emerges from today. so republicans are really hoping know,hey can say, you sherrod brown says that he is a but thatlass person, is not who he is, and they are hoping that they can show more of his liberal positions to turn him off to the buckeye state. host: who is he most likely going to be facing this fall, talking about the republican primary? guest: the most likely candidate is jim renacci, a congressman from northeast ohio. earliere of trump's supporters, and trump asked him to get in the race to take on sherrod brown. another person running today, a couple of people, but the other contender, his name is mike gibbons. the interesting thing about mike earlys is he was also an supporter for president trump. he made hundreds of calls for him, raised more than $1 million for him, and actually got in t

. >> whoever wins tomorrow will challenge incumbent democrat senator sh sherrod brown.t's not quite a toss up. definitely not a solid blue. gibbons filed paperwork for that lawsuit on thursday. he said if he loses tomorrow, he will not withdraw the lawsuit. >>> arizona senator john mccain is expressing regret over his decision to pick sarah palin as his running mate. he tells "new york times," he should have gone with former democrat turned independent, senator joe lieberman. close friend. mccain is battling brain cancer. his son-in-law said yesterday the senator is talking and walking around. >>> up next, it maybe make or break week for nasa. russian president vladimir putin begins his fourth team by calling on the country to develop technological and agriculture sectors. putin spent post of his speech today on domestic issues. >>> jerusalem put up road signs pointing to the new u.s. embassy. it shows white signs with u.s. embassy in hebrew and arabic. >>> health officials in yemen targeted the presidency building in the -- six civilians were killed. just some of the o

. >> he goes on to face sherrod brown.ert pinter voted out in the primary, mike harris getting the nod. he will take on democrat dan mccready. senate seats up for grabs, the most valuable and vulnerable, 51-49 edge. rob: donald trump will meet with military moms and spouses in honor of mother's day. mary next operations on the east wing of the white house, less your's event featured the army chorus and marine band. rob: sunday is mother's day. rob: we should probably plan something for that. jillian: fox news alert, overnight iran burning the american flag in retaliation of donald trump's withdrawal from the nuclear agreement. it is about time we stopped funneling money to terrorists, live next with wide donald trump's decision was dead on. rob: attempted carjacking caught on camera. the moment and 11-year-old girl jumps out of a moving car to save herself. jillian: backlash building against the boy scouts for the decision to go gender-neutral. the company cutting ties after more than 100 years. ♪ time it takes to brew you

ohio senator sherrod brown: there's always the risks that cyber thieves will try to steal moneyt a hostile country will attempt to disrupt our financial system. >the senate banking committee wants to know if the united states is ready to fight off those attacks. : cyber security experts told lawmakers online threats are becoming more frequent and more dangerous. several witnesses said in order to keep up -- the government and financial institutions need to work together and be share information about attacks. senator heidi heitkamp asked about what consumers can do. the experts said focusing on basic "cyber hygiene" --- like making different, complicated passwords -- would make a real difference. but fina