and tacoma is a big city. seattle has 650,000 people, tacoma has about 200,000 people. i love that part of the country, i love that part of the lovely state. but on july 1st, 1940, tacoma got a brand new bridge. a really important part of the infrastructure for that part of the world. july 1, 1940, tacoma got to connect with the tiptop northwest corner of washington state. it's a bridge that spans what they call the tacoma narrows, but the tacoma narrows bridge that they got on july 1, 1940, it was not a good bridge. look at that. look at that. when they were building it, they knew something was wrong. 1938, 1939, 1940, the construction workers were telling anyone who would listen there was sothing wrong. this thing just movedayoo much whenever the wind picked up. see the car there? construction workers who built this thing called it gal lops girdy. it would twist and undue late and get going. it was basically a break dance move. and it was amazing to see. it was sort of funny, object of fascination for a time, but then december 7, 19140, the same year it was opened. it

it's a bridge that spans what they call the tacoma narrows, but the tacoma narrows bridge that they got on july 1, 1940, it was not a good bridge. look at that. look at that. when they were building it, they knew something was wrong. 1938, 1939, 1940, the construction workers were telling anyone who would listen there was something wrg. this thing just moved way too much whenever the wind picked up. see the car there? construction workers who built this thing called it gal lops girdy. it would twist and undue late and get going. it was basically a break dance move. and it was amazing to see. it was sort of funny, object of fascination for a time, but then december 7, 19140, the same year it was opened. it was two days before that bridge opened. >> it broke apart. the winds were 30 miles per hour that day and the twisting that had been so sweerd, it finally blew the thing apart. >> they actually just left the dead bridge in pugant sound. >> the country by 19 4i, we were into world war two and other more pressing uses for american steel and american engineering fire power. it was not unti

and tacoma is a big city. seattle has 650,000 people, tacoma has about 200,000 people.rt of the country, i love that part of the lovely state. but on july 1st, 1940, tacoma got a brand new bridge. a really important part of the infrastructure for that part of the world. july 1, 1940, tacoma got to connect with the tiptop northwest corner of washington state. it's a bridge that spans what they call the tacoma narrows, but the tacoma narrows bridge that they got on july 1, 1940, it was not a good bridge. look at that. look at that. when they were building it, they knew something was wrong. 1938, 1939, 1940, the construction workers were telling anyone who would listen there was something wrg. this thing just moved way too

. >> reporter: sisi rises before the sun does and tacoma's rain never dampens her routine. with coffee in the cup holder, the 91-year-old goes to work. a registered nurse, the oldest in the country. >> i'm pulling the drugs for the case. >> reporter: it's no light duty. hustling every hour of her shift, sisi has been aiding the ailing for 70 years. >> i have something to get up for in the morning and i do like to be able to interact with patients and give them what comfort and what help i can do. >> reporter: these days, the only thing slowing her speed at setting operating tables is a bad knee. still, slow may not be the word. >> if you hesitate for a second, she'll just keep on going. >> reporter: breeze right by you? >> yep. >> reporter: we caught her sitting down only to check e-mail and for a mid-morning snack. she still makes the break room coffee. >> i've got to make the real stuff. >> reporter: it's common to discount a senior. >> she puts us in our place and we usually listen. >> reporter: but none has applied for this one. she's been in hospitals as long as penici

catie beck, nbc news, tacoma, washington. >>> and that is going to do it for us on a wednesday night.all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. holt. for all of us fios is not cable. we're wired differently. maybe that's why we've been ranked highest in cutomer satisfaction by jd power 4 years in a row. and now you can love fios too. get 150 meg internet, tv and phone. all for $79.99 per month, for the first year with a two-year agreement. it's the only internet with equal upload and download speeds. cable only offers upload speeds that are a fraction of the download speeds. >> at the center of us, we have these six beautiful children that we come together on. >>> the split, of course, took a heavy toll but are brad and angelina finally on better terms? i'm natalie morales. plus, has pitt just added a new passion to his life? >> now i'm detained in the back of the car with handcuffs. >>> moment by moment, wyclef

the company that built the latest bridge, the modern bridge over the tacoma narrows. that's called becktell. it's one of the biggest in the united states. and the amount of stuff they have built or had a hand in building since it was founded over 100 years ago. it's basically a history of major infrastructure and building adventures in america and around the world for good and bad. i mean, becktell played a big part in building hoover dam. they built the d.c. metro. they built tons of nuclear power plants. they built the channel tunnel. the chunnel between england and france. hundreds of u.s. warships during world war ii. they built some of the earliest railroads in the american west starting with oil pipelines all er the middle east. they built the metro for athens greece. the jubilee line for the london tube. they're building the saudi city a brand new subway system right now, one of the biggest projects they've ever been involved in. they did the big dig in boston. which was almost unimaginably big. if your city just found out you're hosting an olympics in the futu

and tacoma is a big city. seattle has 650,000 people, tacoma has about 200,000 people.of the country, i love that part of the lovely state. but on july 1st, 1940, tacoma got a brand new

katie beck, nbc news, tacoma, washington. >> she looks the same. can totally see her in her young picture. >> other than the black and white photo, modern photography. >> how much vacation time does she have? >> how much coffee does she drink? we'll be right back. >>> we have an update right now for breaking news. this is an arrest in a quadruple homicide that happened in sacramento, but the suspect who was arrested was in san francisco. police say officers found four bodies inside of a sacramento home this morning and it does not appear to be a random act. but the victims were known to this suspect who was just arrested in the city. nbc bay area's chuck coppola is bringing the story for the 5:00 newscast. >> turning now to our weather, beautiful shot of moffett field in mountain view from sky ranger flying overhead. near the airport there this morning, and those clouds, they are going to be bringing rain at some point, kari hall. >> it is so picturesque and so still. you can hardly tell it is moving. >> it is beautiful out there and enjoy it. beca

was struck and killed when a bicyclist hit her. 65-year-old yain clerk of tacoma park was killed thursday evening after she stepped off a curb 13 and i northwest and hit by that cyclist. clark fell after she was hit and she died from her injuries yesterday. clark was a senior editor at kiplinger where she worked 40 years. tonight they spoke to her long time colleague who said clark was leaving work when hit. >> unbelievable. unfathomable, stunning, shocking, when we heard the news yesterday we were in a days. we all said good night other thursday night expecting to be back friday morning look you do with work colleagues. she did great work which happened a lot of people. that's what the stories she wrote, the thing about kiplinger we believe we help people and janes with a leader in that. she would write her retirement stories and she did the gamut and she was somebody we could turn to to do anything. she'll be sorely missed. >> clark leaves behind a husband, three children and grand child. police are investigating tonight. no word on whether any charges will be filed. >>> still no word w

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. >> bill: watters was at the show in omaha and tacoma. that will be shown this weekend, saturday night, don't watch a basketball game. watch us. at which the crew had been there to show what o'reilly eats. he can order whatever he wants on the jet and he get sausage pizza and fried chicken. >> bill: excellent! why wouldn't i? >> you are not going to live much longer, bill. >> bill: who wants to? i work it off. i walk all over tacoma. up and down those hills, a lot of walking. i didn't see new turn it down, watters, did i? check him out on saturday. why, i really can't tell you. "the factor" tip of the day, you can help the police directly. "the tip" moments away. ♪ so when it comes to pain relievers, why put up with just part of a day? aleve, live whole not part. tell you what, i'll give it to you for half off. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ sfx: engine revving ♪ (silence) ♪ >> bill: factor "tip of the day." helping the cops. but first, get your dvr and tape tucker tonight. now 25 minutes from right now, there will be a town hall about my book, "old school: lif

. >> tacoma favored philosopher, gary be, when the government runs anything efficiently, th haven' they are using dar technology instead of digital and satellite technology, they need to be upgraded, privatizing will do that, have user fees from the airport not taken from the government. dagen: thank you, both of you, for joining us. have a great weekend, coming up, monopoly giving the boost and wheelbarrow. welcoming new game tokens, how that could put real money in your pocket. dagen: predictions? >> the ncaa basketball tournament means one thing. a lot of streaming, verizon up 30%. by the time duke repeats in 2018. dagen: prediction? >> go pro has beea terrible stock. it is up 20% in a year. dagen: prediction? no longer pull yourself up by your bootstraps like you could in 1935 because the people voted and there's going to be some new pieces, the toy brokes at hasbro get 15% because of it. dagen: goodbye. charles now. >> the first two job report since i took the oath of office we have already added nearly half 1 million new jobs and it is just beginning. charles:president trump in mi

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host: tacoma, washington, a democrat. donna, go ahead. caller: yes. are the all, you world's biggest dummy when it comes to computers and stuff. would like to know if any of your callers know, when you send something over a fax hackne, is it possible to a fax machine? i think we have gotten so used to taking up the phone and away.g away, -- dialing i know when i worked in government, if we have to transfer something sensitive, it went into an envelope and was handcarried to the officer or whoever needed for information. i think things have gotten too convenient for people with cell phones and all of the other things. one of your callers say, can you hack a fax machine? do not know.i i have not used a fax machine in quite some time. maybe if a caller has information. david in washington, d.c. line for independence. caller: how are you? all right. i was just calling because regarding wikileaks, we keep forcling the same people intelligence and in the news. regarding john bolton iraq war stuff. we recycle james clapper, who is everybody remembers, comple

this was tacoma park. check it out. if you have plans to go out this morning, you might want to wear a hat. >> little sleet pellets there. not so much hail. but that little girl's grip. >> fantastic. >> an ugly start to the weekend. absolutely. i think it's just a little bit uglier because yesterday was so awesome. the windchill is here it's not going away for a week or so. it's going to be pretty cold. 39 degrees. we're about 20 degrees if not more than that. about 25 degrees colder than we were at this time yesterday. notice the feels-like temperature, 30. that's because of the winds of the northwest. the winds continue to pick up throughout the day. it'll feel like the 20s through most areas throughout the evening. teens or single digits by first thing tomorrow. 37 for leesburg. we're winding down with snow showers and rain showers exiting the region. this is what's left over for the rest of the day. you see these snow showers coming through the 81 corridor. that's going to be possible. with strong winds. it picks up

with the stroke of a pen, president trump dismantles efforts to combat claim on -- tacoma climate change. fleeing the violence of in most so. iraqi citizens search for any layout as they find themselves increasingly in the line of fire searching for any way out. and new feathers in the cap for native american fashion. a new exhibition celebrates the contemporary look with style. tim: hello. welcome to our viewers in america and around the globe. president trump declared a new era as he dismantled many of the previous administration's efforts to combat climate change. the white house says the new measures will revive the coal industry and create jobs, promises throughout trump's presidential run. one place they were cheering was in pennsylvania, coal country, a region that helped deliver the white house for president trump. >> the coal mine closed more than one year ago. hundreds of well-paid miners were laid-off. blamed the policies of the last government. losing their houses, it is a big impact. is we have been mining: this country for 200 years. we need to go back to work. >> do you th

if the budget is approved that route would serve commuters between the tacoma and federal triangle station. >>> the national abouter recear about to have a new baby cam. we saw a first hole in the elg around 10:19 yesterday morning. right now, that hole is about the size of a dime. experts say it could danger another full day before the eaglet hatches. you can find a link to the live eagle cam in the nbc app. just search eagle cam. >>> 4:36, your time right now. let's get another check on weather and traffic. >> we want to check with melissa on the roads but first to sheena and chuck. chuck, it was a damp start. >> sure was. i just want to know are we going to put one of those baby cams on melissa this summer. keep constant track. yes, a little puddle wetness out there this morning. >> some spots, you use the wipers. a little mist. no rain in the area right now. here's a live look outside. you can see a little haziness, we still do have the low clouds in place, otherwise, it's comfortable this morning. 59 degrees right now in the district. as we go towards 8:00 this morning, mid-50s. so, i

. >> host: brian tacoma park d.c. independent. >> caller: good morning, thanks for taking my call. i have a question. in your years of being police chief in our land of have you ever run into a racist police, k officer? >> guest: well, thank you for that question and you know unfortunately in this country any profession you are in is comprised of the citizens in the pool that is offered.ie what i look at and what i look at as the police chief was were you following the rules for breaking the rules? whether you were inside the agency or outside of the agency. unfortunately i can't see what'e in a person's heart but if you broke the rules and you did any behavior that was considered to have racial overtones that was zero tolerance for me and you were terminated, fired. i think that particular spiritd and attitude should be the samef across-the-board. we should not in america which is made up of that beautiful diverse group of people, tolerate racism in any form, anyplace anytime or anywhere so thank you for your question. >> host: let's go to kissimmee florida. ruben is in law enforc

. >> injured in the middle of the road the victim was hit by a 2013 toyota tacoma, he pulled over and waited for police, medics worked on him at the scene and he was transported to the hospital and pronounced dead. >> oh my god. >> less than a mile from the scene a sign is lit up warning drivers of pedestrians crossing the busy highways meant to prevent tragedies like this from happening. >> the highway is dangerous, very dangerous. i mean, these people run these lights so many times. >> reporter: police don't have much of a trips on that driver that got away and as far as the victim they don't know yet if alcohol or drugs played a role and he had dark clothing and he was not in a crosswalk at the time of the accident. jeanette reyes, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> a man is under arrest this afternoon for monday's gun fire in northern liberties, 29-year-old lawrence mitchell is charged for the shooting outside of delilah's gentlemen's club. he use aid rifle with a scope to fire shots in the parking lot narrowly missing a woman walking through the parking lot. and two bulle

. >>> tacoma park is looking for a new person to lead its police department. police chief alan goldberg has resigned for personal reasons he says. goldberg had been with the department since 2012 after a long career with the montgomery county police department. overall he served nearly 40 years in law enforcement. the city spokesperson says it will conduct a national search for a new chief. in the meantime three capts in the police department will rotate as acting chief. >>> hate crimes are on the rise in the district. according to mpd's police chief, 107 hate crimes were reported in 2016. that's up, way up from 66 the year before. matt breaks down the numbers and takes a closer look as to why this might be happening. >> hate crimes against religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, ethnicity or national origin rose in the district. with regards to the types of hate crimes, simple assault, threats, stalking, and destruction of property all went up. >> we will not accept this as the new norm. >> reporter: crimes motivated by religion jumped from five to 18.

red line towards kleinmann dealing with delays because of a medical emergency outside tacoma .raffic cameras into northeast, kenilworth avenue is below speed was the 11th street bridge. the next camera will show you the commute coming inbound off the suitland parkway and south capitol street. watch, backtraffic in the next 10 minutes with an update on your ride out of fort washington. followingtria: breaking news, the wife of the man behind the deadly terror attack in london is speaking out. jummy olabanji has more from the live desk. she released a statement condemning the attack, saying that she is saddened, shocked, and she expressed condolences to the families of the victims who and fatally stabbed a police officer before he was shot and killed by police. isis is claiming responsibility for the attack. investigator still this morning trying to determine if anyone else helped to inspire the attack. the native of britain had prior violent convictions and had spent several years in saudi arabia. larry? larry: an 18-year-old honor student arrested, days away from going on a kil

. >>> we are learning more about a fatal bicycle accident that claimed the life of a tacoma park motheraccording to the washington post, jane bennett clark was the senior editor at kiplinger's personal finance. she had a special talent. last thursday, clark was leaving work at franklin school when she was struck in a cross walk at 13th and i streets. she died the next day. >>> we now know it was a district man killed in a in charles county yesterday morning. county police say that 26-year-old derrick mccall was killed. they say he was driving a pickup truck that went off the road and hit a tree. there were no passengers and mccall died on the scene. police say driver error led to that crash. >>> another outage yesterday. the can company says a hardware issue caused calls not to be able to connect for a brief period. it marks the second time this week there has been a service disruption. the provider said it had a nationwide service outage wednesday night and during that outage, some people weren't able to call 911. >>> okay, college basketball, kicking into high gear. bracket season, ri

jane clark of tacoma park was killed thursday evening when stepped off the curb 3 and i northwest and was hit by a cyclist. she fell after hit and later died from injuries on friday. she was editor at kip ling ger personal finance where she worked for 0 years. her long time colleagues say she was leaving work when struck stunning, shock tion, we all said good night to each other thursday night expecting to being back together friday morning lining you do with work colleagues. she did great worked and helped a lot of people. these stories she wrote. the thing about kiplinger we believe we help people and jane was a leader in that and she would write retirement stories and colleagues stories and we could turn to her for anything. she'll be sorely missed. >> she leaves behind a husband, three children and a grandchild. so far no charges have been filed. >> what caused a fire in the rooming house at the district this weekend. fear fighters were called to the home new york avenue northwest early saturday morning. they arrived. flames were shooting from a three story building and firefighte

this is in tacoma park on lyndon avenue.tgomery officials say the fire caused $20,000 damage. >>> maryland one step closer to ticketing drivers who slow traffic down. wtop reports that the bill that would fine drivers who drive too slowly in the passing lane have cleared the house and delegates. bill. >>> as the temperatures warm up expect to see more bicyclists out there on the road. starting today arlington police will begin enforcing the safety rules for both cyclists and drivers as part of the safe bicycling initiative. >>> virginia now has an official state spirit. george washington's rye whisky. they signed the bill into law last week. washington began distilling rye whisky at mount vernon and they continue to distill it still at the property. >> post retirement like a second job. >> yeah. a lot of people back in the day made their own brew. >> yeah. go to the right place. >> drink in the closet. >> we can't stop talking about it this morning. look at the fog out there. normally you would be able to see t you can't eve

if you're near tacoma, washington, and the last weekend of march, check it out on billoreilly.com.ontrary to some reporting, ivanka trump's clothing line doing quite well. right back with it. >> bill: "back of the book" segment tonight, "did you see that?" you may remember that nordstrom and other retail stores embarrassed ivanka trump by downgrading her line of clothing saying sales were slow. according to reports, that's not true. trish regan, you see her every day on the fox business network. so sales are good for the ivanka line? >> we contacted the company,es the ceo says it has never been h better. the last four weeks or so, it has been through the roof. this is important. you think about the timing, you'll recall, there was a big fiasco, nordstrom dropping the line, said it is because of poor sales. what do you know, women saw that, bill, and they went out and they started spending on ivanka trump's clothing line.ut >> bill: you think that's what it was? here's the key question. did nordstrom have a legitimate right because the ivanka stuff was not moving or did they make it

in omaha and of the tacoma dome at the end of march. check it all out at billoreilly.com.a maccallum the on deck. private space travel, noncitizens voting. finally have some data. martha is next. ♪ i had a wonderful time tonight. me too! call me tomorrow? i'm gonna send a vague text in a couple of days, that leaves you confused about my level of interest. i'll wait a full two days before responding. perfect! we're never gonna see each other again, will we? no-no. wouldn't it be great if everyone said what they meant? the citi double cash card does. it lets you earn double cash back. 1% when you buy and 1% as you pay. the citi double cash card. double means double. ♪ >> bill: "back of the book" segment, "did you see that?." the state of ohio have investigated noncitizens voting in the presidential election. >> and this latest review, houston identified 385 noncitizens registered to vote, 82 of whom actually voted. the numbers are up from two years ago. it is possible that to register to vote if you lie about your citizenship on the voter registration form. >> we want people

. >>> we are learning more about a bicycle accident that took the life of a tacoma park mother.ding to the washington post, jane bennett clark was the senior editor of kiplinger's personal finance. they said she had a special talent for bringing dry and complex issues to life. last thursday, she was leaving work at franklin square when she was struck in a cross walk by a cyclist at 13th and i streets northwest. she died the next day. >>> police say that it was a d.c. man who died in a car crash yesterday morning. police say that 26-year-old derrick mccall who was killed when his pickup truck hit another truck. they say he overcorrected after he went off the road, there were no the scene. >>> at&t restored service after another outage yesterday. the company says a hardware issue caused some calls to not be able to be connected for a brief period yesterday morning. at&t apologized, marking the second time this week that there has been a service disruption. the provider said it had a nationwide service outage wednesday night and during that outage some people weren't able to call 9

the gang will be in tacoma at the dome on saturday info on billoreilly.com.ly tonight the "tip of the day," tip of the to starbucks. coffee company is hiring 10,000 vets and nearly 40,000 young americans who don't have jobs. they are additive schedule for the hires, and encourage vets and young young ones to imply. it's both patriotic and good for business, we applaud a starbucks and encourage other american corporations to launch similar programs, factor "tip of the day" ." that is it for us tonight, please check out the fox news factor website which is different from billoreilly.com, we would like you to spout off about the factor from anywhere in the world, o'reilly at fox news.com o'reilly at fox news.com, name in town if you wish to opine, word of the day my do not be a nebbish. i made a list of people of all the people i know who are net dishes, a lot of people when in rome, i'm a bill o'reilly, pleae remove the spin stops here because we are definitely looking out for you. >> tucker: what a twist, house intelligence committee chairman devin nunes says

his case sparked protest in tacoma.le, ramirez had no criminal history and as a so-called dreamer, he should have had protections and immigration status. >> we think this case will send a message if the judge releases mr. ramirez, it will be good for the country and our immigration system. we're hopeful that's what the judge does next week. >> in the last court filing and in court today, the department of justice argues dhs, the department of homeland security, has the discretion to revoke actions unilaterally. shep? >> shepard: immigration agents say this man gave them a reason to keep him in custody. >> that's right. the father was the first one that had contact with the ice agents. the father said the son was in the country illegally. when they were questioning daniel, daniel told them, the agents, that he had been in a gang or had some people that he hung with in gangs in california and washington state. then there's the issue of the tattoo on daniel's forearm. he says he has as the tattoo of where he grew up, la pa

investigators in mongomery county say a fire in [technical difficulties] park was -- tacoma park wasy set. arson investigators believe someone too something into a window to spark the blaze. they have questioned a bern of minister who is now hospitalized. -- person of interest who is now no one else was hurt. >> reporter: is the next couple days, much milder air after the cool, tot so nice yesterday sunday. 70s monday and tuesday. we start with fog, could see a spotty shower. nothing widespread. keep an umbrella handy. the warmth is here. tomorrow, 76. could get a couple thunderstorms. wednesday, mid 60s. cooler late week. future cast through the mid-morning a few spotty showers. through the afternoon, may be sunshine, isolated shower or two for the back half of the day. >> reporter: hooray for sunshine this afternoon. still waiting for the hog to burn off. a couple incidences hanging around as well. the beltway, inner loop near braddock, woe had one that blocked 3 lanes for quite a while. you can see as you make your way closer to hemming avenue. on 66, slow out of manassa gainsvill

. >> it was a routine call for the washington state trooper, a collision around at her state 5 in tacomadard track of his driver's license revealed a warning from immigration and customs enforcement. he was an illegal immigrant, convicted of felony drug trafficking and deported four times between 1996 and 2,000. the trooper called i.c.e., who arrested chavez at the screen. he is now at the imitation center awaiting deportation. the trooper is under investigation by his own department for possibly violating policy. >> our troopers are into federal immigration officials and they are there to protect the roadways, to ensure everybody on the roadways are safe. >> it is the new hypersensitive gray area in which the men and women in blue now find themselves working, sanctuary cities and states seem to want to know cooperation with i.c.e. upending a century old police ethos. >> i think they feel like the bad guys. either they are not getting support from above or the people are not coming to their defense. >> it is also happening in oregon. the sheriff's department is investigating a deputy who

and then the tacoma dome out of washington state.duction seats have been released so if you want to come to the show, billoreilly.com for the info. now, the mail. bernie asked on the air, for an indulgence to speculate and i gave it to him because he is a longtime analyst for us. we usually do not do that but it was instructive for one reason. his process of deduction. he had trouble with the question, i do not know why. we could find no lie about benghazi or anything else. he is an honest man, in my opinion. it is not easy getting to the truth sometimes. she is a zealot who does not consider other points. it could happen. as one with much experience in this arena, i can tell you it is all about credibility. if president trump's policies improve the lives of most americans, the press will lose the jihad as she suggests. i believe mr. trump should ignore most of the garbage as i do. only take the deceivers on when you have stone cold facts. well, good, justin. she will learn a lot. let me get this straight. you taught the urchins for

the gang will be in tacoma at the dome on saturday. info on billoreilly.com., tonight the "tip of the day," tip of the to starbucks. coffee company is hiring 10,000 vets and nearly 40,000 young americans who don't have jobs. they are ahead of schedule for the hires, and encourage vets and young ones to apply. that's the kind of economic plan that is both patriotic and good for business. we applaud at starbucks and encourage other americanrb corporations to launch similar programs. "factor tip of the day." that is it for us tonight, please check out the fox news factor website which is different from billoreilly.com. we would like you to spout off about the factor from anywhere in the world. oreilly@foxnews.com oreilly@foxnews.com. name in town if you wish to opine, word of the day, do not be an nebbish. i made a list today of all the people i know who are nebbish is, it's a pretty long list. a lot of them around. don't be one. thanks for watching us tonight, i am bill o'reilly. please remember that "the spin stops here" because we are you.itely looking out for

it's going to tacoma a while to clear. bay bridge toll plaza, the maze to down will take you 15 minutes. our third traffic alert northbound 5 before kasson road big rig crash with a fire and a spill of 300 pounds of honey. so it's a sticky situation out there shutting down northbound 5 so they are diverting traffic to 33 instead. and then if you are heading from tracy to westbound 580 here's a look at the slow traffic along the altamont pass. roberta, i'll send it to you. >> thank you, roqui. >> so you have honey and you have a fire. >> mm-hm. >> a little vanilla ice cream now! [ laughter ] >> sorry about that. >>> good morning, everybody! 6:04 on this st. patrick's day. oh, my! temperatures are now 40s and 50s this morning. we do have lots of clear skies. we have clear skies with this clear slot here but see the clouds to the north and west, they will invade the forecast today partly sunny temperatures going up concord at least 10 degrees above average. 60s with sunshine at the seashore 70s common from san mateo back to l

info on the tacoma and omaha shows on friday on billoreilly.com. you are welcome, doctor. my book. a couple of big anniversaries to tell you about, jim and irene brown, both couples living in california, way to go guys. "factor tip of the day." we raised tens of millions of dollars to get a severely wounded american vets high-tech wheelchairs through the organization independencefund.org. so far close to 1800 track c chairs have been given out and now the country group florida i georgia line has gotten involved. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> bill: florida georgia line is highlighting the program, bringing 11 vets to their shows and presenting them with the life-changing machines. recently, sergeant shane savage you see him, there who did fivee combat tours received a care from the band. the sergeant lost his leg inin afghanistan, now he's got a track chair, so he can play with his three children. line, they are patriots, we hope other entertainers follow their lead. factor "tip of the day" commence and that is a person may about please check out the fox news factor website, which is differen

in omaha and at the tacoma dome at the end of march. check it all out at billoreilly.com.allum on deck. private space travel, noncitizen voting. finally have some data. martha is next. ♪ ♪ ♪ you have access to the right information at the right moment. ♪ ♪ and when you filter out the noise, it's easy to turn your vision into action. ♪ ♪ it's your trade. e*trade. start trading today at etrade.com ♪ >> bill: "back of the book" segment, "did you see that?" the state of ohio have investigated noncitizens voting in the presidential election. >> in this latest review, houston identified 385 noncitizens registered to vote, 82 of whom actually voted. the numbers are up from two years ago. it is possible to register to vote in ohio if you lie about your citizenship on the voter registration form. >> we want people to have the facts. there's been a national conversation about noncitizens n voting in elections, and innd ohio, i want people to know, we stay on this. >> bill: here to explain further, martha maccallum. you see her at 7:00 p.m. right before "the factor." this is presiden

the immigration judge in tacoma the so-called dreamer under the trump administration is eligible forthat was set at $15,000. his lawyers are calling this a major victory. although it might be just a temporary one. ramirez was in immigration court yesterday for a hearing that lasted about two hours. department of justice prosecutors argued ramirez should be denied bond because of the alleged gang ties he mentioned during his arrest in february. but ramirez says he never told ice agents he was in a gang only that he knew gang members growing up in california. ice was actually at the apartment to arrest daniel's father, a convicted drug dealer who had been deported eight times. the case is shining a spotlight on the dhaka program designed to allow people brought to the u.s. illegally as children to stay and work here as long as they come forward, pass a background check and don't get into trouble. protesters say the arrest of ramirez is a promise broken by the government. well, he sued in district court arguing the arrest was illegal. a federal judge here in seattle agreed to hear the c

in tacoma, washington, undocumented dreamer daniel ramirez medina was granted bond wednesday and released from an immigration detention center after six weeks in ice custody. ramirez was arrested in february along with his father, who's an undocumented mexican immigrant. ramirez's case drew alarm in immigrant communities, since the 23-year-old has permission to live and work in the united ststates under president obama's daca program. employees at the department of energy's office of international climate anand clean energy were warned this week not to use the phrases "climate change," "emissions reduction," or "paris agreement" in official communications. that's according to politico, which reported wednesday that a is supervisor prohibited the terms as president trump signed an executive order tuesday dismantling a number of climate rules established by president obama. on capitol hill,l, the heaead oe corporation for public broadcasting defended the federally funded nonprofit wednesday against president trump's call to eliminate funds to the agency. this is maryland republican congress

i just want him to fulfill his entire promise not tacoma pact or harm those terrific or wonderful god-faergt have taken place in the past two weeks have harmed them, yes. we want the people that need to be deported as expeditiously as possible. >> so you support him on that. >> indeed. but the problem is what about the 5, 10, fif teen 20% that were not hardened criminals and these families were separated? this impacts our entire community indeed and as bible-believing christians we can't stand silently by without trying to keep families together. >> have you called the president about this? have you reached out to him? i mean you did a really good turn for him. you were at his inauguration and you gave that prayer and that was important. have you tried to call him to tell him what you're feeling? >> i have great respect for president trump, and again, if "the new york times" page one article today stands filled with accuracy as it pertains to prior to the address last night that he made a commitment to providing a comprehensive solution to immigration, then i applaud him for that. i am atte

president, rolling back this rule today will put at risk women's lives, like a constituent of mine from tacoma, washington. she wrote me a letter recently and told me the many reasons why this is so important to her. when she was 20 she was uninsured. she had no other options. a family planning center was there for her. during a routine pap test, her doctor discovered a precancerous condition in her cervix. that led to surgery which saved her life and saved her fertility. without access to that provider, she would not have been able to get a regular pap smear and checkup and most likely would have developed cervical cancer. she would not have been able to get pregnant, go on to have a daughter, become a community college counselor, and today at the age of 65 be cancer free. mr. president, i hope that some of my republican colleagues are listening and that they think of women just like that whose lives are healthier and have been saved because of the services of so many family planning centers provide. that's who i'm thinking about. that's what's always kept me going. so i urge people across th

. >>> emanuel ayala se encuentra en el centro de detenciÓn de tacoma, ayala fue apresado sin ord judicialn accidente por el que estuvo hospitalizado por 6 semanas. >>> en mÉxico, suspendieron al juez que otorgÓ un amparo a unos de los jÓvenes acusados de abusar de una menor. >>> considerÓ que no habÍa fui cientos evidencia para inculpar a diego cruz del delito de pederastia grabada. >>> acusados de atacar en el 2015 a una menor en el estado de veracruz el Órgano administrador del poder judicial en ese paÍs, decidiÓ cesar al titular. por considerarlo un absurdo jurÍdico para llevarlo a la justificaciÓn de la violencia contra las mujeres. >>> la procuradurÍa mexicana le solicita emitir ficha roja para la captura de cesar duarte. la p g r pidiÓ a la policÍa internacional su colaboraciÓn para localizar al ex gobernador. y detenerlo por su probable responsabilidad en el delito de robos de fondos pÚblicos. mÁs adelante regresamos con mas noticias en un nuevo dÍa, continÚamos con daniel. adelante. >>> gracias vanessa y bienvenida. un placer disfrutar de todo tu talento y diosito, sabes que he si