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clarissa every day and just looking at her it's a spitting image of what stephanie is -- what stephanie. >> reporter: national tv program crime watch daily which airs on a local station featured the story airing images of a person of interest. cops say that created numerous tips that led to jones who stephanie new according to friends and family. >> and i said it when i first got interviewed that the man was probably around giving us condolences. probably around giving us a shoulder to cry on and like he really cared and he didn't. >> reporter: in the tv program stephanie's family alleges her boyfriend sean had a role in the killing. stephanie's dad told me off camera today that this is not finish. i asked sean about that suspicion. >> whoever said i was the perpetrator, they are so sorry right now. they got all the neglect their face right now. >> reporter: the remaining question tonight is why. why did this happen? family and friends say they still don't have that crucial answer. back to you. >> thanks, dave. >>> chilling moments caught on surveillance video watch this man carrying a

stephanie: hi. lemonis: hey. stephanie: how you doing, marcus? lemonis: this is stephanie. stephanie: hi, stephanie menkin. nice to meet you. anna: hi. anna. nice to meet you. lemonis: stephanie is a woman that i partnered with a couple of years ago. she was one of the original owners of courage b. and she runs my entire fashion group. she's gonna be very involved in the process not only today, but going forward. so let's clear the back wall and let's -- let's move the process along. susana: all right. lemonis: this is what we know as the best-selling unit in the company, and the best-selling unit is black. next the tube top. this is like one of your best sellers ever, right? susana: yes. stephanie: great. lemonis: how many units did you sell? stephanie: almost 3,000. lemonis: 3,000. anna: and everybody's retailing this. lemonis: ultimately, the products that we choose here today will build a collection of core products. stephanie: fantastic. susana: yeah. stephanie: great basic. lemonis: and this'll give us a clear way to have products at a great price and always in stock.

jones' girlfriend was stephanie's friend says stephanie's boyfriend sean reacted to today's news. >> never expected it. i did not. >> reporter: did you know him? >> i -- i don't know him per se but i know his girlfriend. >> reporter: and his girlfriend was stephanie's good friend. >> that's right. >> reporter: jones had previously been in the family house might answer a question asked the night of the murder, why didn't the family pitbull confronts the killer. >> it had to be somebody she knew. it had to be because the dog would not let a stranger into that house. we all knew that. >> reporter: well, stephanie dzikowski is remembered by her friends and neighbors and family members here as a hard working loving mother. she is going -- she continues to be missed. police are not saying much about what might have motivated the crime here. in addition to the homicide charge, jones was charged with robbery and burglary which took some folks here by surprise because they didn't recall anything of any significance that was reported missing at the time of the crime back in 2015. live in port

i'm stephanie gosk. the 2:00 here in new york and mar-a-lago, where president trump is spending the weekend with japanese prime minister shinzo abe. importance both leaders place on the u.s. between the u.s. and japan. the president is contemplating his next move after his temporary immigration ban should remain suspended. meanwhile, russia may be prepared to hand over edward snowden to president trump as a gift, but what strings might be attached? >>> and as president trump begins to ramp up immigration enforcement, fears are escalating among undocumented immigrants around the country. >>> first, the trump administration is weighing its options deciding how to move forward with its em beatbattledr on immigration. the president says no matter what happens, his priority is keeping americans safe. >> my administration is kmichted to -- committed to your security. why we will continue to fight to take all necessary and legal action to keep terrorists, radical and dangerous extremists from ever entering our

nearly a year ago, an officer kufd cuffed solis in front of his daughter stephanie. he had served time on a drug charge after leaving the marines. what's the biggest frustration for you in all of this? >> not being able to be with my daughters and grandkids. >> reporter: how hard is that? >> very difficult. i wake up every morning thinking about them, hoping and praying that nothing bad happens to them, because god forbid, something happened and i wouldn't be able to go back. >> reporter: a former assemblyman knows how the struggle of war can defy veterans. one in four show signs of mental disorders, and one in six show symptoms of ptsd. enrique solis is one of them. solis says he suffers from ptsd. he was permanently barred from the u.s. after trying to reenter the country to be with his daughters. so if stephanie rabaro wants to see her dad, she has to drive across the border to mexico. we were there when they reunited for the first time in the new year. even as a new administration takes power in washington focused on tightening immigration policy, both hope this

here is what's troubling, stephanie.tead of kellyanne conway coming on fox news, did she look contrite to you? she doubled down. the president is 100% behind me, conflicting with what spicer said. even jason chaffetz is calling for a bipartisan review of this. there could be serious consequences. >> let's back this up. we are focused on kellyanne conway, acting as a human shield again and again. what she's doing is defending president trump's tweet from the day before. let's review this. ivanka trump made no statement. part of her clothing line was removed from next seasons collection at nordstrom over a week ago. nordstrom said nothing against ivanka trump. the president of the united states took to the official twitter account about this company, this publicly traded company, founded in america, that employs 85,000 americans, attacking his daughter. is the issue not an ethical issue about the president, not kellyanne conway who could have her job or not, but the president certainly does. >> stephanie, that's exactly ri

>> reporter: hey, stephanie. things started very early.eople lined up hours before this town hall started, and then it became very contentious very quickly. people lined up wanting their voices to be heard. person after person, many offering personal medical stories. most people here supporting aca. very few not in support of it. let's go ahead and listen to a few of those personal stories. >> i am 77 years old, and i think it's unconscionable for this politician to tell me that at 74 i will be facing death penalties. >> i like my medicare. i want to keep my medicare. >> please, there are parts of the aca that make my medicare easier because of the aca, so do not get rid of the aca. it will have so many people big problems. they're not funny. if this is a little bit after your thing and then here, don't you get the message? >> this town hall today was just one of many across the united states that played out this week that were extremely hostile, and the take-away from many of those town halls is that after seven years people are finally u

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i'm stephanie gosk. a top republican calling for an independent prosecutor to look into connections between key advisors inside the trump campaign and russia. and democrats have elected former secretary of labor tom perez their new dnc chairman. congressman keith ellison who came in second place was quickly named deputy chairman. >>> joining me now live from atlanta is msnbc political reporter alex sykes wall. >> reporter: hey, stephanie. a very dramatic end, stephanie, after a very heated race. it lasted four months since november. it really tore at the fabric of this party after a devastating loss that has seen the party come out of power more than they have been since the 1920s. this is the first competitive chairmanship race in over 30 years, so tom perez has won. he narrowly won. he only fell short by one vote on the first ballot. then won by 17 on the second ballot, and immediately began working to heal that rift. keith ellison, the runnerup, also working to do that. they're going to hold a joint p

stephanie: asÍ lo ha hecho el uso recreativo de la mariguana en california.en el epicentro de la industria del cannabis y de el estado. >> cuenta con alguna de las mejores regulaciones de la industria mike expertos. >> los legisladores aceleraron el proceso y es el mÁs adelantado de todos los condados. nuestra ley le lleva varias ventajas al resto. presentadora: lugares de eso serÁn renovados y tendrá una nueva tecnologÍa que podra revolucionÓ la industria. >> con este sistema se podrÁ producir el 40% utilizando estantes. reportera: el informe se encuentra no sÓlo la mira del ojo nacional, sino internacional. >> latinoamÉrica estÁ volviendo a ver a california, quieren ver quÉ sistema va a implementar para copiarlo. tiene una responsabilidad, sobre sus hombros muy grande. >> es una fuerza motriz econÓmica. creo que este serÍa el desafío econÓmico mÁs grande que enfrentarÍa el gobierno. reportera: ademÁs un desafÍo que llevarÍa una batalla contra las drogas, mientras su paÍs disfruta de ingresos. sin embargo los retos en casa no faltan. >> tenemos un rÍo subter

hi, stephanie. you look great. >> reporter: hi. thank you. good evening to you.expected, we did see some political jabs by first-time host and late night tv comedian jimmy kimmel. but so far a lot of politics has been very subtle. nothing too overt. however, as you said, some of the bigger awards still to come. but check out some of the winners so far. the night's first oscar went to mahershala ali of the coming of age drama "moonlight" with came into the evening with eight nom nations, including best picture. ali is the first muslim actor ever to win an academy award. >> everything that boy do, he do for you. >> the third time was the charm for viola davis. best supporting actress for "fences." davis won a tony award for the same role in a 2010 broadway revival of the play. suicide squad took the oscar for best makeup and hairstyling while fantastic bests and where to find them grabbed best costume design. it's the fourth oscar for that film's designer, colleen atwood. the war saga "hacksaw ridge" won for best sound mixing while arrival won for best sound editin

but none of that matters now to those stephanie left behind. >> i just want stephanie to know, you knowhe's looking down on me every day, um, but i just her to know that clarissa is well taken care of. >> reporter: the remaining question tonight is why, why did did this happen? family members say they still don't have to answer yet. at police headquarters, dave kinchen fox 29 news. >>> six men are behind bars tonight for operating a gun trafficking ring in montgomery county. investigators say 30-year-old michael hill from lower pottsgrove was the ringleader. they say these men worked under hill to buy guns and resell them on the street. hill is also accused of drug trafficking. police charged a woman in the case. she is still on the run tonight. >>> and philadelphia police have released chilling new video of a man police say stole a car with a baby inside. watch this man carrying a baby girl in her car seat. police say he stole the car while that baby was in the back seat. all happening at eighth and mckeon in south philly yesterday. the mom had left her baby in the car just for a few s

doctor stephanie, a lwa ys vast powers. doctor stephanie, always a pleasure. thank you.tions will be a disaster, triggering chaos for travellers across europe. as a part of our series on the challenges facing the global airline industry, we‘ve been speaking with michael 0‘leary, chief executive of ryanair, the biggest airline in europe by passenger numbers market. he‘s told the bbc‘s theo leggett that that he thinks it will be very difficult for the uk to remain part of the eu‘s single aviation. ifear i fear there will be a disaster. and i hope, i fear there will be a disaster. and ihope, i i fear there will be a disaster. and i hope, isuspect i fear there will be a disaster. and i hope, i suspect and hope that within two years the british people will realise that they were misled into voting for brexit, and that leaving the single market will be very damaging for britain and that they will change $5 very damaging for britain and that they will change % minds. the is in the problem is that remaining in the open skies probably involves the uk recognising the jurisdiction

stephanie? >> nbc's morgan ratford, thanks for that. >>> turning now to the legal fight over the immigration ban. late last night, federal appeals court rejecting to restore -- travelers from these seven countries are able to enter the united states. by midnight tonight attorneys general in minnesota and washington will have to submit legal briefs in response to that appeals court decision. the justice department has until monday at 6:00 pm eastern to file its reply. joining me now to discuss, aclu deputy director. mora healy spoke to my colleague, richard lch ui, earlier. here is what she had to say about the executive order. >> this is an affront to the constitution. you're going to see a lot of advocacy, action, and we're just going to continue to press ahead. we'll go as far as we need to. certainly we are delighted rig now to see what the courts have ruled so far. >> cecilia, first of all, what's your overall take on where the legal situation stands right now? >> what we've seen is that man

but none of that matters now to those stephanie left behind. >> i just want stephanie to know, you know, she looking down on me every day, um, but i just want her to know that clarissa is well taken care of. >> reporter: we can tell that you in the tv show the family of the victim believes that the boyfriend sean had something to do with the murder and the father told me today this is far from over. but sean the boyfriend says this arrest shows he had nothing to do with the case. back to you. >>> dave, thanks. >>> six men are behind bars tonight for operating a gun trafficking ring in montgomery county. investigators say 30-year-old michael hill from lower pottsgrove was the ringleader. they say these men worked under hill to buy guns and resell them on the street. hill is also accused of drug trafficking, police have also charged a woman in the case. she is still on the run tonight. >>> it's about to get a lot more difficult to get a prescription painkiller in delaware. delaware lawmakers today rolled out new rules aimed at fighting opioid addiction. beginning april 1st, new regulation

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immigration order. >> abc's stephanie ramos, stephanie, thanks. a bitter partisan fight developing in the senate over several of the president's cabinet nominees as well. >> democrats boycotted votes for representative tom price for health and human services and treasury secretary. both faced intense scrutiny over their business dealings. democrats blocked a committee vote for attorney general nominee senator jeff sessions. republicans are outraged over the tactices. >> we have had the hearings, all nate.en in my time in the c i >> one accused them of giving false statements. no president has had fewer nominees confirmed at this point in more than 80 years. >> four states are suing the trump administration over friday's executive order on immigration. virginia yesterday the second state to file a law suit on its own, joining washington. the virginia governor, called the ban incompatible with what makes america great. both massachusetts and new york have also joined the suit. previously filed by the aclu. massachusetts attorney general called the o

i'm stephanie ruhle. it is time for your morning primer, everything you need to know to start your day. new video this morning of north korea's latest ballistic missile test. the u.s., japan and south korea called for an emergency meeting of the u.n. security council. >>> close to 200,000 people are being evacuated in california over fears a spillway for america's largest dam could spill. it holds enough water to cover the entire state of connecticut in one foot of water. we will have a live report there, coming up. >>> another major snowstorm. it's hammering the northeast bringing up to two feet of snow in some areas. 1700 flights have been delayed and 900 canceled. >>> nasa released a new picture from the hubble telescope showing the death of the star. it's the roton egg nebula. it smells like a rotton egg. >>> hello. it was a big night for adele at last night's grammy awards. the singer took home five awards, including song, record and album of the year. what a tribute to george michael. she was amazin

i'm stephanie ruhle.tching msnbc. we are talking president trump, attacking the media, yet again. this is a new one. while speaking at u.s. central command in tampa yesterday, the president diverted from his prepared remarks to talk about recent terror attacks in orlando and across europe. he then said this. >> it's gotten to a point where it's not even being reported. in many cases, the very, very dishonest press doesn't want to report it. they have their reasons and you understand that. >> i don't actually understand that. the white house then released a list of 78, quote, undercovered global terror attacks. on the list, november, 2015 attacks in paris. they must not have been watching our very own "nightly news." >> reporter: france struck hard after the group claimed the terror attack. >> also the one in brussels, they must not have seen the "today" show. >> coming up, evil has a name. i'm matt lauer in brusbrussels. >> here is one you may not have heard of. >> investigators here at home learning more

>> reporter: i tell you what, stephanie. if you did not see the forecast yesterday, you are waking up very confused. we had record heat yesterday, 66 degrees. early this morning, heavy rain falling, now we are under a winter storm warning, 3-6 inches in the area. one thing we are watching carefully are the roadways. temperatures dropped down to the 30s. that means anything that is slick could freeze over. we are looking for the threat of black ice. it's reeking havoc with travel. look at all the cancellations down the east coast. >> when is this expected to end? >> reporter: great question. we have a little bit of time left for the snow to continue to fall in philly. this is a quick-moving system. you have 50 million people under advisory. we know the system is on the run, making its way up to the northeast. you can see the radar where the snow is expected to taper off over the next few hours in philadelphia. then it's going to head in through the boston cape. were talking boston as well as the cape. we have blizzard warning

stephanie hansen understands what people need. this election is very, very important to middle class people to live the life they deserve. don't ask yourself the morning after the election "why didn't i vote?" >>> lots to talk about. sixers making moves. >> lets get back out to ton done bell live in camden. don. the nba trade deadline was at 3:00 p.m. sixers made a move but jahlil okafor remains and nerlens noel is on the go. that is right he was traded to dallas, for justin anderson, andrew bogut and conditional first round pick which in all likelihood could turn into two , second rounders. this was the scene at ra hugging his team hates as he was on his way out the door. tar ohio saric, and nerlens to take. the here's his reaction. >> sometimes, we lay together, you know, i don't know, i lost two good friend but this is nba. this is part of the business part of the job. i cannot to nothing. >> meanwhile we had a chance to talk to the big fellows, joel embiid as you know he hasn't played in the game since late january when he was

diane. >> stephanie, what is the time line we are looking at? how do you think all of this will go down? >> so, diane, the white house says that a robust effort will begin today. on the hill. to move this process along. president trump's team is trying to win over democrats. vice president pence, he has been meeting one-on-one with moderate democrats. he was here on the hill. just hours before president trump's announcement. now, something to remember. something to keep in mind is that republicans need at least eight democrats to get on board and volt for gorsuch. if democrats block gorsuch. mitch mcconnell may need how to step in to change the rules. from what we understand he is not a big fan of that. >> stephanie, meantime, you see gorsuch there and the family there, but getting them from colorado to washington, d.c. for that announcement took on little covert action. what want into the planning there? >> yeah, there definitely did. this was pretty much an elaborate plan. he didn't just hop on a train and head over to d.c. so, once heap g he

. >> stephanie rule covering this for us. appreciate it, stephanie. have a great rest of the day. that's going to do it for me this hour. i will see you right back here tomorrow at 3:00 p.m. up next, steve kornacki, hey. >> thanks for that. good afternoon, everybody, i'm steve kornacki live here in new york. day 20 of the first hundred days much donald trump's presidency topping our agenda right now. the countdown to the vote. >> the facts may hurt. but we're not in the united states senate to ignore facts. we're in the united states senate to exercise our constitutional responsibility. >> democrats spending the last 24 hours making a big show trying to stop jeff session's nomination for attorney general. the clock though, about to expire. also on our agenda, a family affair. for pulling his daughter's clothing line. the company saying that ivanka left a month ago. and the northeast, about to get walloped by the first big snowstorm of the season it's a storm that's going to come fast and hard right at rush hour tomorrow. where you can expect the most -- where you can expect the mo

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i am stephanie ruhle.t's time for your morning prime, everything you need to know to get your day started. we begin with more fallout from general flynn's investigation, and the vice president only learned about the details of the call with the russian ambassador last night, two weeks after the white house was briefed. >>> and then sitting down with ceos from large retailers, including target and best buy and jcpenney, and we know the border tax matters to them. in orville, california, residents are returning home after the evacuation took place. a 28-year-old woman with a vietnamese passport was arrested in connection with the leader of the north korea's half brother. he was approached by two women and poisoned as he waited to board a flight. rumor has it. rumor. a 5-year-old german shepherd beat out nearly 3,000 other dogs to take the crown in the westminster dog show. yes, she was named after the adele song. >>> and in more than two hours president trump will kwelcome prime minister netanyahu to the whi

i have to say i appreciate stephanie's pieces. i can never stay up late. instilled it in one minute. >> adele is very popular. i think people like beyonce. i don't think beyonce has ever done anything wrong in her life. that's the take away. >>> let's talk about money here. steve mnuchin had a great weekend. he cleared the vote on friday. he is the nominee. >> still the nominee. >> they are expected to confirm him tonight. one of his movies claimed the top spot at the box office. "lego batman" pulled in $55.5 million. he is a producer on that film. that company is owned by the time warner like cnn. andrew puzder's hearing is set for thursday after being delayed fou four times. democrats will cast him as agree a greedy burger baron. he is facing lawsuits over labor issues. ben stein says that should not disqualify him. >> he would not have been my first choice. he is not reflecting anything more than the prevailing view of the labor market is and what restaurant merchandising is in america today. he is not a bad guy for saying the facts about what life is l

i'm stephanie ruhle. so much to cover. the russia connection. a senate committee demanding the white house preserve all materials related to russia, just hours after a mystery meeting with fbi director, james comey while team trump is pushing back. >> they will issue the report and the report will say there's nothing there. >> nasty deportations. the secretary of homeland security signing off on two distinct memos expanding the power to detain and deport undocumented immigrants. >> the gang members, bad, bad people, get them the hell out of here. >> plus, the attack that wasn't. president trump sparking new controversy with this comment. >> you look at what's happening last night in sweden. sweden. who would believe this. sweden. >> people are joking, i'm saying it's not funny. nothing actually happened in sweden. he's got an explanation this morning. we are going to begin with president trump's search intensifying for a new security adviser after a busy weekend interviewing four candidates in the wake of

more tonight from stephanie gosk. >> at first, cummings preschool in flint, michigan, it looks pretty typical. until you talk to the teachers. >> what i'm noticing more is that reaction times are quicker for kids to become more explosive and angry. >> that volatility could be the first sign of what people in the city fear. the effects of lead exposure. every single child who was exposed to the water at the most vulnerable age, half of them have high levels of lead. >> the kids need more support, more one-on-one. >> good nutrition, lots of outdoor play and mental stimulation are all ways to slow down the lead's effects. >> there is no medication to get rid of the lead in our children. >> pediatrician, dr. mona henna helped to expose the crisis in 2015. symptoms, she says, could take years to show. >> not knowing a lot of anxiety that the families are going through, was my kid always supposed to have issues for school. >> officials say the water is safer, it's been nearly three years since a switch to a corrosive water source from leeched lead from the pipes and out the faucets. if the

stephanie ramos, abc news, washington. >>> the mad rush out of town caused traffic jams.

to stephanie's point how long does he have? >> the summer is end of the reagan opportunity. tax cuts. by the recess in august. better get it done. my question is, suppose, chuck schumer shut down with donald trump. first of all we have to have davis bacon. ever job has to be up to the local standard of labor. trump guys, go, my god. there is a lot of ways to slice down, legitimately, the actual jobs impact by insisting on democratic standard. so nothing, i watched the democrats. first thing they do is try to make sure that, d.c. deficit. money building jobs is helping pay off the local government in d.c. they have a lot of people they have to keep happy. but i would just like to see -- republicans standards for making sure the money actually gets spent properly. is there any way they can get the best of both. >> senior adviser to the the told me what would be better, they're not taking his advice on this. and not to make promises about what happens in the first 100 days to. coordinate a plan that gets emput in the fe eminput. reveal in september. debate, inclusion in the pro

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i'm stephanie ruhle. right now on msnbc, "andrea mitchell reports." >> and thank you, stephanie."andrea mitchell reports," up in the air. donald trump's travel ban in legal limbo as the president denounces a federal judge. now ten former senior u.s. diplomats, mostly democrats, two former heads of the cia and nearly 100 tech companies are adding to the growing chorus slamming the ban. among those caught up in the chaos a translator for the u.s. government during the iraq war and his family finally arriving in their new hometown of nashville. >> your presence here and the amount of support that you have showed and your open arms make this day very, very exceptional day for me. thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> defending vladimir putin. president trump compares the russian president and his murderous record with u.s. foreign

good morning, stephanie. >> reporter: kendis and adrienne, good morning. what a week, right? yesterday's press conference, that was the press conference to watch for a change, the president called on a range of reporters, not just conservative news outlets and he hit on a number of topics. president trump playing defense and offense during hi free-wheeling and at times combative east room press conference. >> the press honestly is out of control. >> reporter: the event initially to announce a new nominee for labor secretary, former u.s. attorney alexander acosta -- >> i think he will be a tremendous secretary of labor. >> reporter: -- quickly turned to his accomplishments. despite high drama we've seen, the firing of his national security adviser, his travel ban struck down by the court, his confrontations with u.s. allies. >> this administration is running like a fi >> reporter: the president bouncing from leaks of classified material blaming the intelligence community. >> those are criminal leaks. >> reporter: to russia. >> i have nothing to do with russia. >> reporter: and

>> stephanie ramos for us tonight. stephanie, thank you. >>> and when we come back, one of the most talked about super bowl commercials. a new and improved mr. clean destined to be a classic. why some are saying he's too hot. >>> and, incredible video. an overturned car. bystanders running to the rescue. were they able to save the driver? that's coming up. i take movantik for oic, opioid-induced constipation. had a bad back injury, my doctor prescribed opioids which helped with the chronic pain, but backed me up big-time. tried prunes, laxatives, still constipated... had to talk to my doctor. she said, "how long you been holding this in?" (laughs) that was my movantik moment. my doctor told me that movantik is specifically designed for oic and can help you go more often. don't take movantik if you have a bowel blockage or a history of them. movantik may cause serious side effects, including symptoms of opioid withdrawal, severe stomach pain and/or diarrhea, and tears in the stomach or intestine. tell your doctor about

if stephanie wants to see her dad, she has to drive across the border to mexico. we were there when they reunited for the first time in the new year. even as a new administration takes power in washington focused on tightening immigration policy, both hope this will change, that veterans who served the u.s. faithfully as noncitizens can be brought back to country they vowed to protect. >> change this policy, you know. if we're willing to give our lives for the country, let us stay. >> these men are good enough to serve our country, but once they make a mistake, then you know, they don't get any second chances. >> it's wrong legally and it's wrong morally. and this is one of those things that should be easy to get fixed. >> nathan fletcher is pushing california lawmakers and the u.s. congress to change the law governing deportation of veterans. >> when you hug stephanie and you see her, you haven't seen her in a couple of weeks, since the new year, right? what goes through your heart and your mind. >> happiness. sadness. >> are you angry? >> no. >> despite the fact

i'm stephanie ruhle. we are talking budget crunch. president trump to announce a new budget today with huge increases in military spending and drastic cuts everywhere else. >> going to get a massive budget request for our beloved military. >> new calls for an investigation into his team's russia connections from republicans this time. >> you are going to need to use the special prosecutors statute and office. >> detained. ali's son says he was held by u.s. customs for hours because of the sound of his name. he will join us live. >>> a twist ending only to be found in hollywood. how do the academy awards give the oscar for best picture for the wrong movie. >> there's a mistake. "moonlight" you won best picture. >> incredible. we are going to begin this morning with president trump kicking off a huge week in washington just 30 minutes from now. he'll be dropping into the meeting of the nation's governors, then 30 minutes later, he sits down with the head of the largest health insurance companies. they are talking obamacare, of course. w

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thanks, stephanie. appreciate it. >>> the eye institute at penn medicine celebrated black history by honoring accomplishments in the department of ophthalmology. >> lunch raised awareness for glaucoma. according to glad coma research foundation it is leading cause of blindness among african americans. the event featured, guest speakers and food. >>> kate bilo joins with us our forecast coming off a great i weekend. >> every day this week is an up and down, it is just this pattern that is crazy. it is battle between winter and spring this week as we move from february to march. it looks like it will be warmest february ever in philadelphia, which should come as no surprise after what we have been looking at, after what we have been dealing with , temperatures well above average, as i will show you with the official results tomorrow but as of right now we're a lock. lets look outside and start off with the roof cam which is looking nice this evening. clouds are in place, so definitely felt like it got dar

i'm stephanie ruhle. we have breaking news over here. damage control. the white house pushing back hard against new reporting that reince priebus, you heard me right, reince priebus asked the fbi to knock down stories about the russia investigation. brand-new reporting breaking right now. while center stage, president trump with a big speech this morning in front of a giant conservative conference after this rare appearance by steve bannon. >> if you think they are going to give you your country back without a fight, you are sadly mistaken. >> an arms race. the president in a new interview vows to build up america's nuclear arsenal. >> if countries are going to have nukes, we are going to be at the top of the pack. >> put your seatbelt on. we have a lot to cover starting with that brand-new reporting about conversations between the president's chief of staff and fbi officials regarding reports about russian contacts in the trump campaign. we have the best team in the business to break it down. let's start

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stephanie hansen understands what people need.ection is very, very important to middle class people to live the life they deserve. don't ask yourself the morning after the election "why didn't i vote?" the morning after the election ♪ ♪ the morning after the election ♪ >>> lasting leg ace think beloved horse is gone but she will they ever be forgotten. coming up on "eyewitness news" at 6:00 her memory lives on in chester county thanks to a medical roar that veterinarian s say it is incredible. our stephanie stahl has the amazing story coming your way at 6:00. >>> well this black history month we are honoring game changers, individual making a positive impact on communities of color in our region. as reporter cherri gregg from our sister station kyw news radio tells us today's honorary is a young man who used his birthday to start a movement to help others. >> when christian weather returned 24 years old he didn't want a party. >> i wanted to go out and use the little bit of influence that we get around our birthday and then give i

stephanie ramos is live for us tonight with the preview. stephanie? >> you got it. president trump will address congress for the first time tomorrow. it's a scene many did not expect this time last year. but today the president hinted at a few of the topics he will talk about. governors from across the country to the white house after president trump's first social event as commander-in-chief. trump the -- president trump: we were happy to host you. >> tonight he is talking obamacare and talking about a landmark event. president trump: a message to the world in the dangerous times of american strength, security and resolve. the president touching on a range of topics from immigration to the first budget proposal, which goes to congress next month. president trump: this budget will be a public safety national security budget. very much based on those two with plenty of other things but very strong. stephanie: the budget includes a massive $54 billion in defense spending and cuts to e.p.a., also foreign aid and domestic programs. president trump: this will be offset a

in washington, stephanie ramos channel6 "action news."> thank you, stephanie. >>> "action news" of course will have complete coverage of president trump's speech to congress tomorrow night. i will be headed to washington, d.c. in the morning for the prime time event and i will be speaking with local lawmakers for you about that address. my live reports from the capitol start tomorrow on "action news" beginning at 4:00. >> some breaking news now from the city's port richmond section. chopper6 is over the scene here. this is the 2800 block of tulip street in port richmond where as you can see a number of police officers have converged here and they are centering their attention on this pickup truck in the middle of your screen right there. we're told at least at 1.10 police cruisers had converged on the scene. we're not sure why they're focusing on this pickup truck. no word of any arrests and no injuries to officers but again, officers on the scene here in port richmond focusing their attention on this pickup truck for some reason, the 280

stephanie ruhle picks up now. >> mika called it and it happened. good morning, i'm stephanie ruhle. we have breaking news overnight. mike flynn is out. president trump's national security adviser resigning, following a new report that the white use was warned general flynn could be blackmailed over those russia calls. just hours after this -- >> yes, general flynn does enjoy the full confidence of the president. >>> at the same time, a breach of protocol. these images sparking controversy. did president trump deal with the emergency in full view of guests at mar-a-lago. >> plus, the oprah effect. i'm not talking free cars. how an episode of her old tv show is making the rounds in the senate. it may derail a cabinet nominee. >>> you know who we have to start with today, the trump white house reeling the the resignation of general mike flynn. president trump's closest confidant 24 days after being sworn in. he's on the hunt for a successor. a move on congress to open an official investigation. we have the best team in the business to break this down. i want to go to kristen welker, li

. >> thanks, stephanie ruhle picks up the coverage on time, right now. >> thanks, joe. thank you, mika. good morning, i'm stephanie ruhle. breaking news overnight. demanding answers. listen to this. republicans officially calling for an investigation into the leaks that took down general mike flynn. >> it's criminal action, criminal act. >> amid bipartisan calls to investigate the russia connection itself. >>> an intel overhaul. president trump reportedly set to put this guy, a billionaire businessman in charge of revamping the spy agencies. >>> as brand-new secretary of state goes face-to-face moments ago with russia's foreign minister. >>> he is out. trump's labor secretary calls it quick. the white house searching for a replacement as democrats celebrate a victory. >> there is some good news today for workers, women and families in america. >>> good morning. we are coming to you live from washington, d.c., where the white house and congress are targeting u.s. intelligence agencies as they try to figure out who leaked the information that brought down national securit