. >>> he was in the game because the other goalie steve mays was also sick. the flyers say they may have more information today. jeff skversky will have reaction from players coming up in sports. >>> 6:04. neighbors talking this morning about a house collapse in southwest philadelphia. >>> you saw it yesterday morning break, news, firefighters had to pull a man from under mounds of bricks. bob brooks has more on the rescue >> it was loud. i heard it. i was laying there on the sofa. watching tv. and i heard it. it scared the heck out of me. >> what anne adams her was this house crashing down in southwest philadelphia. it happened just around 2:30 a.m. overnight and it wasn't just anne that heard it. everyone did. >> i heard a boom. >> reporter: but the house wasn't empty. there was a man inside being crushed by the rubble the home collapsed right on him. fire officials say when crews got here, the house was flat and they begin their initial assessment, that's when they heard man ice creaming for help and started the rescue. >> you could hear him hollering >> fo

tim: we also saw signs that president trump's chief strategist, steve bannon, may been falling out of favor. "i likeident said steve, but he was not involved in my campaign until very late. i had my own strategist, and it wasn't like i was going to change strategists because i was hillary."oked to break down all the palace intrigue, let's speak to a contributor to "time" magazine. let's start with steve bannon. i suppose mr. trump likes him. >> "i like steve." that is the worst sort of problem it because to say this and "i'm not -- he is not really the man behind me," that is a backhanded "i like you." tim: he is a complicated figure. he does not take prisoners. the power battle between him and jared kushner seems to be key to this. that is dealing with trump's family. that is a no-no. >> that is the worst mistake for anybody in trump's world. you saw that with his first managers, paul manafort and corey lewandowski. they took on jared kushner and ivanka and they both died on those rails. this is a family business that they ran and you don't go against the kids. that is the cardinal r

"the hill" this morning looks at whether president trump's advisors, steve banknown, may be leaving the white house. the story focuses on those close to the administration, saying despite what the president has said in recent days about the extent of his role in the administration, that mr. trump still holds mr. bannon in high regard. it's the "washington journal" for april 13. today we want to get your

>> steve: no, you may not. >> jimmy: he's got the genius. >> steve: you may not phone a a friend. >> are moving -- >> steve: oh! time is up. >> jimmy: uh, okay. >> steve: the correct answer was 86,400. i'm sorry. [ buzzer ] >> jimmy: yeah, i was going to say that. thank you very much. 86,396. >> steve: that means dwayne wins! [ cheers and applause ] let's get our winners out here. [ ding ] let's see how many of those people you can shove in jimmy's booth. >> you'll have to shove them in. come and shove this one in. >> this is going to be brutal. oh, no! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh! [ cheers and applause ] stuart, stuart get over here. guys, our thanks to dwayne johnson, romanieo golphin jr, big show, the blue man group, mayor buddy dyer, and the minions. more "tonight show" after the break. stick around, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ before you set out, you plan to capture every moment. ♪ but what you really can't plan for is when the moment captures you. marriott now has 30 brands in over 110 countries. so no matter where you go, you are here. join or link accounts.

i think that we have seen that steve bannon has been put in his place, i think that his importance has been minimized. he maye bannon may choose to leave on his own as he has threatened to do on his own already reportedly, but i don't think you cut him loose. i think you keep him somewhere, even if you curtail his role. >> it is interesting, kirsten, because we heard so much during the campaign got how loyalty was so important to donald trump. but it does seem like this white house distances themselves. paul manafort was just a guy who seemed to be around for a couple of days, according to the white house, but he was the guy who managed the campaign. >> according to lthe loyalty wip flows one way, and it's you need to be loyal to donald trump, but it doesn't seem that he feels he needs to be loyal the other direction, the family seems to play that role for him. he's very tight with his family, and anybody outside of his family, he's willing to dispense with when things don't go the way he wants them to. i thank you you're right, it seems that steve bannon got too big and trump seemed too small. but maybe the

. >> we turn to the ice where steve mason may have played his final games in a flyers' uniform.facing the blue jackets in the first period, a drop pass to pierre. helping out mason, and the wrist shot beats s shot. and then voracek wide open like a kid's mouth at the dentist. mason stopped 20 shots to win his 200th career game. >> it's a team stat, and the goaltending position is the one who has that on record, but potentially this being the last game of record for myself, it being my 200th win, that's pretty special. >> wayne simmonds won team mvp for the first time, and then ivan provorov, and pierre edouard belmar. >>> sizing it up, and use your head, young man. union with a 1-0 leadoff the header goal. and then timbers, off the center of the box. and then timbers win 3-1, and union winless. that is your look at sports, i am danny pommells, scn. >>> yesterday was one of the perfect saturdays, just a little chilly and today is going to be taking it up a notch better. >> so excited. i already have plans to be outside even though my allergies are killing me, i will admit it. if

steve mason may have played his final game. you have to wonders if the flyers are a tad upset were critical of the team's efforts this season. >> i'm not shy about it if i have something to say. it is what it is. whole get fitted for the green jacket? final round of the masters, justin rose has a one shot lead over garcia with four holes to go. >>> let's kick it to soccer, carly lloyd an team facing russia. scores on the penalty kick she has three goals shy of reaching 100 career goals. they have never lost to russia, 11-0-1 all time. >>> not the finest moment for this mexican goal who comes on tv, puts the ball down, not realizing there's a guy right there. by the way way, the goal cost him the match. that is it. poor guy. >> a sneak attack. >> wasn't paying attention. >> thanks jeff. up next on "action news," meteorologist melissa magee has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, but first, here's a preview of what's ahead on "world news tonight." >> reporter: coming up on "world news tonight" the twin palm sunday suici

>> jimmy: the ingredient -- i think the ingredient is in the crust, right, or it could be -- >> steve: may, here we go. >> you just have to go in, like -- >> jimmy: all right, we're doing it right now. oh, you went for it. >> steve: mmm. >> oh! >> jimmy: wait, what? >> oh! >> jimmy: what are you doing that for? >> oh! oh! >> jimmy: what are you doing that for? stop! >> oh! >> steve: oh, delicious. >> jimmy: oh -- >> steve: ingredient's a a secret. write it down. >> oh, my god. >> steve: what could it be? there is a gut bucket below. >> jimmy: i got it. >> steve: don't show your answer to your neighbors. >> jimmy: that -- this one's the easiest. >> oh, my god. >> steve: write down your answers. is that really wine? [ laughter ] we don't know. >> yeah. >> jimmy: yes, it has to be really wine! [ light laughter ] what're you talking about? all right, all right. >> steve: all right, are you ready? >> jimmy: sorry, that was awful. >> oh! >> jimmy: all right, ready. >> steve: sienna -- >> oh! >> steve: what did you think the secret ingredient was? >> bubble gum. >> jimmy: yeah, um -- >> steve: i'

steve, this may call for a judgment, but you see so much of this material come and go, especially republicanspecially the one we had at this desk tonight, saying why he doesn't have town halls. why do they always say they're professional agitators when sometimes they are constituents, part of the resistance, and they're fired up? >> the special election we were just talking about now and the several that are coming in the next few weeks, that's why i think they're so important. it's the psychology of the average republican member of congress and the democrats for that matter. if republicans see signs in these special elections that those protesters showing up at these town halls represent something more than just the base of the democratic party, something broader, something that could threaten them, then i think you're going to see a lot more defensiveness. you're going to see when they show up and do these things, you're going to see a posture that tries to accommodate these folks much more. if we were looking at a result out of kansas that was a 30-point republican win, i think they'd go o

steve: that may be the argument that rex tillerson makes in his talks tomorrow, but you have to remember that president assad is the key military ally of russia in the middle east. the russians have invested so andily in him in military political terms, in financial terms, to make sure he remains in power. in the eyes of moscow, president a guarantor of an islamist takeover of syria and of russian interests in syria. tim: thank you, very much. spoke withthis, i the u.s. ambassador to russia in the early 2000's. also deputy secretary-general to nato. when the kremlin says u.s.-russia relations are the worst since the cold war, would you characterize it like that as well? >> i'm afraid it's not a big exaggeration. you have to go back to the 1960's to think of a period so unstable and unpredictable, when they were building the berlin wall and the cuban missile crisis. it is not just syria could it is what the russians are doing with the invasion of ukraine that is turned upside down the rules-based international order. tim: on the issue of syria, rex tillerson is arriving out. he got the me

steve, you may be smart but i once walked in on you eating a live pig in the roosevelt room. >> yeah. easter. [ applause ] >> get out of here. get out of here. go. get out of here. all right. shut up. shut up. don't push me, i'm sweating my easter eggs off in this thing. everybody, shut up so i can apologize. y'all got your wish this week, didn't you? spicy finally made a mistake. at least hitler never used chemical weapons and everybody freaked. they were all like boohoo. what about the holocaust centers. yeah, i know they are not really called holocaust centers. duh. i know that. i'm aware. i clearly meant to say concentration clubs. okay. let it drop. it would be really great if the nitpickers could try to see the big picture and didn't -- (vo) more "doing chores for mom" per roll more "doing chores for dad" per roll more "earning something you love" per roll bounty is more absorbent, so the roll can last 50% longer than the leading ordinary brand. so you get more "life" per roll. bounty the quicker picker upper. >>> some changes ahead in the weather temperature wise we'll be a lit

steve, steve, you may be smart but i once walked in on you eating a live pig in the roosevelt room. >, happy easter. all right. get out of here. get out of here. go. get out of here! get out of here. all right, shut up! shut up. don't push me, i'm sweating my easter eggs off in this thing. and everybody shut up! so i can apologize. yes, y'all got your wish this week, didn't you? huh? spicy finally made a mistake, okay. only pepper never used chemical weapons and everybody freaked. they were all like into-hoo, what about the will holocaust centers. and, yeah, i know they're not really called holocaust centers. duh. i know that. i'm aware. i clearly meant to say concentration clubs. okay. let it drop. >> i always wonder how is it that they keep a straight face when they're doing this? it is so funny. >> back in the older episodes they used to laugh during them and everybody laughed along with them. i think she got it right with one mistake after the other. >> and jimmy fallon had an uncanny resemblance to kushner. let's find out which part of the u.s. is hit by the irs. you're watching

. >> reporter: matt that cell phone ping in siri suggests steve stevens may have left ohio but investigators't know for sure and they vow to look into every lead as as the search for him continues. >> i>> ♪ism a vigil was held in cleveland for robert godwin sr. his family stood on the shot where the father of 10 was shot sunday. >> we always loved me. >> i'm trying to stop crying but it's hard. he was a good man. >> find me somebody to kill. >> reporter: a chilling video shows 37-year-old steve stevens getting out of his car and approaching godwin. the murder recorded and posted to facebook. godwin had been out collecting cans with his family before the senseless violence. >> one of our citizens here in the city minding his own business going about his day on easter. >> reporter: investigators pinged his cell phone in erie, pennsylvania. he was last seen driving this vehicle. 911 calls came in yesterday afternoon to philadelphia police for reports of a possible sighting at belmont plateau but the tips were unfounded. still, 30 schools in west philadelphia were placed on lockdown for several

(steve) silence may seem like the best sound to have on a trans- continental flight.am) but what if you could have the smooth jazz sounds of kenny g instead? that's what happened over the weekend ... to passengers aboard a delta flight heading to los angeles from tampa. the grammy award winning musician agreed to perform a private concert at 30-thousand feet. but only if his fellow passengers donated one- thousand dollars to delta's fundraiser .... benefitting 'relay for life'. they ponied up the cash and raised double what the saxophonist asked for... all for a good cause. in sports... kevin durant is finally back in the lineup tonight... we'll check how the warriors are doing in game four against the blazers. plus... madison bumgarner spoke about his dirt bike accident for the first time... mark carpenter will tell us how the giants ace suffered his injury last friday... he has all the sports coming up economists expect weak q1 economic growth . . .a report this week on first-quarter economic growth is likely to hew to the overriding theme of the economy's early-in-

look, jared kushner's experience, views, known views on policy and steve bannon's, kirsten may have moren common with steve bannon that jared kushner does. their views are ant not at all they're radically different. they just view the world in a very different way. to say just figure it out. donald trump can say cut it out. it's probably in his purview and the right thing to do. i'm not sure you get past views that are as different as those two are. >> the president likes people around him with different views. >> sure he does. and obviously i have nothing in common with steve bannon just for the record. but i do think that steve bannon took advantage of a power vacuum. he was the person closest to donald trump. he was sort of the ideological force behind him. he and sessions. and i think he took advantage of it. that's how you saw him getting on to the national security council. when you had people kind of coming in who were actually in control that weren't his sort of cohorts sort of saying this isn't okay and we're going to reorganize things that i think you'll see things running in a

steve * it may in that case. this great constitutional republic of ours. speaker need a win or he will be pursuing other opportunities. lou: the country always first, then the speaker and his wins. or whatever you would like. i know you were fixated on this tax reform. it looks like it is under some threat. i know the treasury secretary, steve mnuchin said august. do you think it's still possible? >> i think they can get a tax cut through. the key is making it retroactive. may first, january first. make it retroactive. if they make it clear at the beginning it will be made retroactive, then people can make plans for it. just the prospect of it is having a good effect. that jobs report got overlooked. in the so quiewld -- the so-called household survey, that was fantastic. howie: we don't use that survey. steve there are the february household survey numbers are great. the march household survey great. lou: people will say what is steve talking about? steve: job creation. lou: 98,000 last month. what's going on. 216,000, 219,000, was that accurate? steve: n

steve * it may in that case. this great constitutional republic of ours. speaker need a win or he will be pursuing other opportunities. lou: the country always first, then the speaker and his wins. or whatever you would like. i know you were fixated on this tax reform. it looks like it is under some threat. i know the treasury secretary, steve mnuchin said august. do you think it's still possible? >> i think they can get a tax cut through. the key is making it retroactive. may first, january first. make it retroactive. if they make it clear at the beginning it will be made retroactive, then people can make plans for it. just the prospect of it is having a good effect. that jobs report got overlooked. in the so quiewld -- the so-called household survey, that was fantastic. howie: we don't use that survey. steve there are the february household survey numbers are great. the march household survey great. lou: people will say what is steve talking about? steve: job creation. lou: 98,000 last month. what's going on. 216,000, 219,000, was that accurate? steve: no

even five cents if they're a volunteer of the town. >> at this point, both steve and florence learned that town employees mayl income from their official duties. >> the interaction that was going on about being reimbursed was prior to my knowledge about the ethics of town employees taking money. >> so steve gives the photo back to florence. having benched steve, she reaches out herself to heritage auctions. a representative flies to massachusetts to bring the card in for authentication. heritage shows up at your house. >> within 24 hours. >> but while the auction house gets to work, flo's mother is admitted to the hospital with pneumonia. >> may 13th. she was 100 and sound of mind right till the end. and every night, she would just say, "thank you for taking care of me," and then a big smile, and she'd say, "did we get the money yet?" >> later that day, mildred sasso passes on. and what may be the world's oldest baseball card is now florence's strange inheritance. it doesn't take long to confirm the card is real. >> given the fact that it was in florence's family for nearly 160 years, that's great provenance

they come nancy: you know the old saying that showers bring may flowers. steve: we will get a lot of flowers after sunday. tomorrow was looking ok if you don't mind the rumbles of thunder in the afternoon. . lower 80's lower 80's again friday. a cold front will drop the temperatures into the middle 60's saturday. sunday, ugh, looks like a washout right now, upper 50's. we clear out monday. then we warm up towards the end of next week. jonathan: jimmy kimmel is next. nancy: have a good night. there's the view. there's more to life than the climb. you've gotta stop and look around a little. come, shed life's layers in asheville. let the child inside you out to play. remember who you are. life is for the taking, not for taking it easy. asheville. discovery, inside and out. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- julia louis-dreyfus, kevin nealon, cousin sal does funny things, and music from yo gotti. and now, if you don't mind, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, everybody, i'm the host. thanks for watching. thanks fo

steve mason may have played his final game as a flier. >> it's going to be an exciting and stressful time. >> assessment of the union not good so far. looking for their first win against portland, they give up three straight goals. on the penalty kick, he scores and take the ball them. 3-1 the final. they have the worst record in major league soccer. the final round of the masters in augusta. that's sports, i'm jeff skeverski have a great day. >> it was an emotional day for carolina hurricane forward brian bickerle who was diagnosed with ms, he was at a walk benefit and got quite the surprise. >> your team is hear to walk would you today. >> very emotional, the entire team members of the hurricanes organization came out to support him, all of them wearing the t-shirts that said number 29 on the back. he fought back tears as he hugged and high fived teammates and friends. he cast off the emotional day by announcing he would be retiring. >> our producing was tearing up when she was telling me about it. >> that's understandable. another half-hour of "action news" is ahead. >> here's som

. >> and steve mason may have played his final game in a flyer flyer's uniform.ping out. and 1-0, flyers. look at this. former vice president, joe biden, looking on from above. and voracek wide open like a kid's mouth at the dentist. flyers double up the blue jackets, 4-2. and mason wins his 200th game. >> to have 200 wins is a team stat, and the goaltending position is the one with that on record, but this potentially being the last game of the season for myself, and to beat a former team and to have win number 200 is pretty special. >> wayne simmonds won team mvp for the first time, and the most outstanding defensemen trophy went to ivan provorov. and then hosting the portland timbers, sizing it up and use your head, you know man, and union with the 1-0 leadoff the head goal. and then into the center of the box, and roy miller, not such an ordinary game, and union winless in their first five matches. are allergies holding you back? break through your allergies. try new flonase sensimist instead of allergy pills. it's more complete allergy relief in a gentle mis

steve, but -- it's that comment by president trump adding fuel to the fire of speculation that steve bannon mayon hear "you're fired." now a source close to the president tells nbc news that his comments were a warning shot, highlighting that the president doesn't say these things in haste. here's what president trump told the new york post. quote, you have to remember he wasn't involved in my campaign until very late. i'm my own strategist and it wasn't like i was going to change strategies because i was facing crooked hillary. steve is a good guy but tell him to straighten it out or i will. this was a meeting held between jared kushner and steve bannon. the president was frustrated with the constant squabbling and the coverage of it. but he reportedly has said the infighting has stopped. but it's not just the showdown between bannon and kushner that may be irking the president. there was an "snl" skit that didn't help and it has not gone over well with the commander in chief. corrine jean-pierre is a spokesperson. bannon told katy tur that the chief strategist is, quote, in a very bad place r

steve kerr announced he will not coach in game four and he may be out beyond that.kerr is experiencing symptoms that stem from multiple back surgeries he had back in 2015. now, he had to watch game three from the team hotel in portland because he was in severe pain. today he told the media he may not be back on the warriors sidelines this entire postseason but he's consulting with the doctors to figure it all out. >> as of now, i'm consulting with my doctors. i'm hoping for some improvement. if i can get some improvement i'll get back on the side lines, but i'm not going to do that unless i know i can help the team. so, i will not coach tomorrow night. i'm in the midst of continuing to discuss the situation with my doctors, trying to find some solutions and we'll go from there. but tomorrow i will not coach and hopefully we can find some things to help over the next few days and i'll get back out there. >> giants in colorado trying to avoid a series sweep. to right, and that one is out. second homer of the season makes it 3-0 rockies. bottom 6 now, colorado up 4-0.

but he may be paralyzed. i'm steve aveson.(pam) and i'm pam moore. it happened last night in the oakland hills... the thieves got away... and are still on the loose. kron4's alecia reid talked to the family tonight. jeremy white could have easily been killed with that bullet that pierced through his chest. but he's glad to be alive tonight.however his life may never be the same.pkgjeremy white remains in the intensive care unit tonight after thieves break into his oakland hills home, and shoot him once in the chest."hit his lungs, very little lung damage. went through his lung and came out through his spine"the 30 year old was caught off guard."he was comig out of the shower and heard this noise"his wheelchair bound mother, who he takes care of, wasn't home at the time. but now there's a grim reality that white may be in the same predicament once out of the hospital."this is going to be a very challenging journey for my niece, for all of us"the patriarch of the family his great uncle tells me jeremy may or may not walk again. it's too soon to tell. h

. >>> a pet project of apple founder steve jobs may be closer to reality. the secretive clinical trials that are reportedly underway for a monitor for diabetes. >> and sharks were battling the oilers in the first game of the playoffs. mark will tell you how they did. >> in two minutes, a family that pell into homelessness with a new place to live. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ to take advantage of this offer on a volvo s90, visit your local dealer. >>> a new report by the community organization working partnerships u.s.a. shows that no cause evictions in san jose have increased more than 270% in the last six years, affecting about 2200 households. the study also shows large companies own about 3/4 of the rental units in san jose. as city officials get ready to take up the issue of evictions, many landlords say the city shouldn't infringe on their right to profit from their company. >> the project is beginning hope to thousands who are otherwise priced out of the market. >> reporter: erica lost her job when the cay say she worked in closed. then they lost her home. >> we ende

he is expected to be in court may third.. (steve new details tonight in a horrific story we brought you yesterday... vallejo police are searching for the person responsible for the deaths of dozens of dogs... a woman walking near the blue rock springs park and golf club found the decomposing dogs in trash bags... vallejo's animal control agency says they are looking into the incident but none of the dogs had readable micro-chips to be able to identify them.. an animal rescue group called "cares" in solano county is also investigating... they are offering a two-thousand dollar reward for information that leads to an arrest of the person responsible.. (pam) a horrific crime in the sacramento area. an 86-year-old woman sexually assaulted and killed, while out for a walk. now investigators have tracked down a person of interest in the case. reporter ali wolf is tracking the latest developments. (pkg)those who knew fusako petrus best say she was kind yet tough...eldery yet fit.. small yet had a big presence... especially on her block in

say whether or not this idea that you're already having leaks, axios and other people saying steve bannon may be replaced doesn't bode well for him. jared kushner is always going to be his son-in-law. i think he's always going to choose jared kushner over steve bannon, over anybody, over reince priebus, whoever he puts into the next chief of staff's office. i think even the fact that jared kushner may not have the name chief of staff, the fact that both he and his wife, the president's favorite child essentially, are in the white house building their power. that says everything about this, who has the real power in this administration. >> there are some heftier names surrounding the president that we are familiar with that we've been following for years, and there might be some craftier lower-profile folks that are sending out those leaks. it's the ones that are quiet that you always have to worry about. mike little liss, yam meesh, thank you very much. >>> the first western reporter to get to the scene of the syrian chemical attack will tell us what he saw and the people he was able to speak

. >> reporter: police and the fbi are searching nationwide for 37-year-old steve stevens who may be driving a white ford fusion. on sunday afternoon, he approached 74-year-old robert godwin sr. at random while the former foundary worker was out collecting cans. >> found me somebody i'm you go to kill. i'm going to kill this guy right here. old dude. can you do me a favor. can you say joy lane. >> say what. >> can you say joy lane. >> joy lane. >> yeah. she's the reason why this is about to happen to you. >> reporter: then stevens allegedly pulled the trigger, the homicide too disturbing to show. afterward investigators say stevens uploaded video of the murder onto his facebook page. most in fairmount park didn't know what the large police presence was about but they did know about stevens and the horrifying crime in cleveland. >> i think it's crazy. yeah, i don't -- i mean, the world is crazy right now so, you know, a lot of things happen and people just -- people just crazy. >> that was crazy. i'm just getting -- it's really out of control. >> reporter: this afternoon cleveland police anno

steve you may be smart but i once walked in on you eating a live pig in the roosevelt room. >> yes. > who will stay -- on as my top adviser is -- jared! [ cheers and applause ] >> david gregory had a funny line, kushner going in to iraq with the blaze and khakis, called it glamaflage. that was the shtick. that is played out for real. >> good to be here with you. >> speaking of satire -- >> let's throw it to the king. time for cnn newsroom with john berman. >> can't wait to have you back. happy easter to you christopher, great to see you. >>> a lot of bleaking news this morning, let's get right to it. >>> john berman here with breaking news, cleveland police are about to hold a news conference on a manhunt that spans five states. residents of ohio, pennsylvania, new york, indiana, michigan, are being told there's every reason to assume that steve stephens, you're looking at a photo of him right there, is armed and dangerous. this man is believed to have posted a video of a murder on facebook. police say they just got their first credible lead this morning, a cell phone ping from erie,

steve bannon may now be aarked man after having a back and forth with the president's son-in-law jared kushner. >> my colleagues and i dive deep into the white house infighting and spoke to over 20 people inside and outside of the white house. steve bannon remains a confidant, but the president is listening more closely to some of his mainstream advisors like reince priebus. those that are more hawkish. and general hr mcmaster. >> i wonder what you make of this moment. it is my sense that the president is resisting the fact that steve bannon is creating troubles for him. he knows he is a reality check on the populist base. do you think he can stay? where does this end up? >> the president is pushing bannon aside, giving him a nudge in that respect. telling aids that he was a pop list and nationalist before bannon. but that he comes out of that hard charging ethos. the biggest problem for bannon is not just hissize logical clash, it is his clash with jared kushner. their relationship has frayed in recent months. different battles have come and gone and not always ended favorably for the

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. >> steve bannon has been put in his place, i think that his importance has been minimized, steve bannon mays threatened to do reportedly already. i don't think you cult him loose, i think you keep him somewhere, even if you curtail his role. >> we heard so much during the campaign, how loyalty was important to donald trump, it seems like this white house distances themselves. you know, paul manafort was just a guy who had been around for a couple days. he was the guy who managed the campaign. >> we saw this with cory luan dow ski, who was someone who helped him in the early stages of the campaign. the loyalty with donald trump flows one way. you need to be loyal to donald trump. he doesn't feel the need to be loyal. the family seems to play that role for him. he's very tight with his family, and anybody outside of them he's willing to dispense with if things don't go the way he wants them to. >> the problem is, bannon got too big and made trump look too small he's starting to see a lot of the stuff banning was pushing him to do wasn't working out, it was working badly for him, and he's movi

there's a lot of stories out that the head of the heritage foundation is going to be out and that steve bannon maytbk new head, that this is going to be his safety net as he is forced out of the white house, what can you tell us? >> that there's a lot of speculation and rumor in the media that never misses a chance to divide and attack conservatives. he's a patriot, courageous career in washington in the country and conservative movement and are far better because of that and heritage foundation is promoting conservative policies and that's not going to change. chris: but is he out, the story that the board wants him out? >> i don't know, there's a lot of speculation rumor and i won't add to speculation and rumor. chris: and steve bannon? >> there's a lot of speculation and rumor. >> leave the man alone. [laughter] chris: we live in speculation. all right, pal, we have to take a break here. that was a definite maybe. when we come back, another missile failed test by north korea as the trump's mention seek to strategy for dealing with that regime >> all options are on the table. we want to bring ki

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right now, if it's in fact true that steve bannon may be on his way out or reince priebus may be on the way out and we see the ascendens of people who are quote-unquote the adults in the room, tillerson, mattis, gary cohn. if that's in fact true, i think wall street is pretty confident and happy to have that happen. what they don't want is children -- idealogical cry babies in the sandbox. with cohn, tillerson and mattis there is hope among the people on wall street that adults are in the room checking the incredibly bad behavior of a cynical man who is the president of the united states. thank you all for a spirited discussion. >>> up next on our special edition of the point, the trump administration has had, shall we say, a complex relationship with the press. sean spicer, the press secretary, might be the physical manifestation of trump's ongoing tensions with the media. joining me nex a special panel with history of insights. floyd abrams, gay talese and many more. that's straight ahead. i love you, but sometimes you stink. ♪ new febreze fabric refresher with odorclear technology...

softening with some of the positions that he promised during the campaign, there's a chance that steve bannon mayme of those ideas. >> ryan nobody else, thank you so much. let's talk more about this potential shakeup with our political expert, ryan lizza, washington correspondent for the new yorker magazine. jane small contributor for time magazine. let's look at it again. it's one thing to be at the table. it's a another to be in the room. steve bannon customarily is at the table. is he looking on as you see jared kushner, and of course, reince priebus at the table with president trump as was just spelled out. first, can you read the tea leaves there? is there a great indicator from that kind of imagery? >> fred, certainly that and also the fact that he was pushed off the national security council team, that he has been on the outs and lot of word from white house resources saying that his role will be redefined. what that means is very unclear. will he still be doing foreign policy? he doesn't seem central to foreign policy anymore. or will he be doing something else? is he going to be doing so

"the hill" this morning looks at whether president trump's advisors, steve banknown, may be leaving the white house. the story focuses on those close to the administration, saying despite what the president has said in recent days about the extent of his role in the administration, that mr. trump still holds mr. bannon in high regard. it's the "washington journal" for april 13. today we want to get your perspective on how the media reports on president trump and his administration. at an event here in d.c. yesterday, senior advisor kellyanne conway called the press presumptively negative, and other white house correspondents offering differing viewpoints on that subject. we want to get your opinion, if the news media's treatment on president trump is what you think of it. if you think it's fair, 202-748-8000. if you don't think it's fair, 202-748-8001. you can post on our twitter page at cspanwj and also on facebook at facebook.com/cspan. a discussion about coverage of the white house took place yesterday at a forum at the newseum. you can see it on our website at cspan.org. during a ro

sell in may, go away, as steve with the many mays he's seen will attest, used to refer to you sell innd come back after labor day. rekre recent ly, it's become sell in may and maybe buy back in june. either way, here's what's going to matter. whether trump getting something on his agenda. whether he gets something done over the summer. completed. not executive actions. things that require congressional approval. tax reform. infrastructure. any of these thipgs. health care reform. if that were to happen, this market regardless of may or september or not, would take enthusiasm and move higher. >> let's talk about 100 days in office and the 100 days ahead. it dus mark oes mark 100 days i on saturday. washington been a wild card for the first 100 and probably will be for the second 100. larry kudlow is here and i guess for the market, we're at a point at 100 days where we're close or at record highs on the indices so the next 100 days could be extremely key as to whether or not we get anything to help support that move. >> i think you will. i was down there last couple of days and look, h

things will start to heat up, but we may see more rain first. ((stevemeteorologist brittney shipp is back in just two minutes with your complete forecast.you're watching kron 4 news at eleven.. .drier conditions develop tonight and persist into the first half of wednesday before a weak system brings rain chances back to the northern portion of the region wednesday evening into early thursday morning. high pressure will then build in and bring a warming trend along with dry weather into the upcoming weekend. >>> it's over. >> the shocking and violent end for the facebook killer. >> as the officers approached the vehicle, steve stephens took his own life. >> then, what were they thinking. >> who did this? >> i didn't do that. >> did these parents go too far pranking their little boy? >> and donald trump versus amanda knox. why the president is so upset with the woman once accused of killing her roommate. >> plus, lady and the prince. >> hello, prince william. >> hello, lady gaga. face timing with lady gaga and prince william. >> here we go. >> medical cri

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lets get to steve keeley with what we may be expecting, steve. >> reporter: we already got reaction last night from both union and new fire commissioner, and again, it is resurrected all of the emotions, that we heard for pennsylvania couple of years, sadness, demand for change being heard at fire fighters union hall and in every firehouse in philadelphia, after the release of the national institute for occupational, safety and health, in the line of duty death of fire fighter, joyce craig back in december 2014. the last word that anybody heard, 37 year-old mother of two say, can't breathe, i can't breathe. there are those, through her air mass suffered catastrophic thermal degrading, resulting in a very large, quick air loss. she essentially suffocate todd death, the response to her five mayday calls for help, the report says, quote seemed delayed. fire fighter union president in a broadcast interview last night said we deem this to be an unsafe environment to work in, and that is reaffirmed by the report which essentially said bad equipment, bad training, brown outs those ridiculous nu

. >> reporter: tillerson's influence on national security policy may be increasing. stevenon was removed from the national security council earlier this week. vlad. >> duthiers: margaret, thank you. you can see john dickerson's full interview with the secretary of state, rex tillerson, sunday morning on "face the nation." air strikes resumed today on the syrian town where nearly 90 people were killed last week in a chemical attack. that horrific slaughter, blamed on assad regime, prompted the u.s. to fire dozens of missiles on an airbase thursday night. he's vietnam. >holly williams.59 missiles werd overnight thursday, pitting shayrat airbase from where it's thought the syrian regime launched a chemical attack on tuesday. u.s. officials estimate 20 regime aircraft were destroyed. ammunition dumps and radars were also targeted. the syrian regime called it an act of flagrant aggression, and claims it doesn't possess chemical weapons. its close ally, russia, called the missile strikes a violation of international law. the regime and russia both deny there was a chemical attac

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