>> very good, tammy. >> tammy: what a remarkable event.know president trump was elected in part because americans were tired of not having the rule of law, and seeing it in place and applied uniformly to all people, and now suddenly we have an example of where it just might have been give us some background. that's your state. it's pretty thrilling, isn't it? >> it is. i talked to the director of ice today, the acting director and he says as far as he knows this is the first time this has happened. these sanctuary jurisdictions all across the country, but no judge, no politician, no sheriff, or police commissioner has ever been indicted for letting these illegal aliens go. in massachusetts, as in most other areas of the country, this has gotten to be a terrible problem. in the same courthouse just outside of boston, last year you had another judge had an illegal dominican gang banger in front of her who was accused of rating a college coed while she was drunk and the prosecutors had asked for a high bail so that ice could grab this guy and

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we'll talk with tammy bruce. up next, it seems the house judiciary committee chairman, jerry nadler, he is having trouble understanding of the law and certainly separating it from politics. we take that up after the break with judicial watch guys, it's that time... and nothin's happenin'. well now there's score!, from force factor, to rev your libido and maximize physical response. it's no wonder walmart offers score! in more locations than any other performance enhancer. unleash your potential in the bedroom, with score!. >> the special counsel report makes clear the russian government sought to interfere in our election process. but thanks to the special counsel thrower investigation, we now know that the russian operatives who perpetrated these schemes, did not have the corporation of president trump or the trump campaign or the knowing assistance of any other american for that matter. that is something that all americans can and should be grateful to have confirmed. lou: grateful to have confirmed and proud a

and tammy beaumont joins and tammy beaumontjoins an illustrious list.'s one of the cricketers of the year. also coming up... one of australia's rugby union stars is being investigated by the sports integrity unit after a homophobic post on social media. and we hear from cameron homophobic post on social media. and we hearfrom cameron bancroft as he ta kes we hearfrom cameron bancroft as he takes another step to what he hopes will be a return to international football. —— cricket. hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm 0lly foster. good evening. the champions league continues this evening and we have the standout quarterfinal to look forward to. manchester united against barcelona. kick off is at 8 o'clock at old trafford. it's a rejuvenated united under 0le gunnar solskjaer, butjust how good will they have to be against the spanish champions, or perhaps, more pertinently, against lionel messi? 0ur sports editor dan roan is at old trafford. the stage is set and the world will be watching. there is no doubt that this is a truly mouthwatering blockbuster of a

where tammy is in monroe we have tornado warnings in effect in through mississippi. this part of the area that is expecting severe weather through not only this evening but in through the overnight as well. the key areas which are outlined from shreveport to lake charles and up through jackson, as you mentioned 18 million people. tornados, hail, damaging winds up to 60 miles per hour. and tomorrow the low pressure system continues with this intensity but rolls up to the midatlantic states and in through the northeast. 71 million people expected to be under that severe threat. and of course with all of that weather, heavy rains causing eyes to keep an eye on the mississippi river and sections of the carolinas for flooding. jose? >> dave price, thank you very much. >>> we have new details tonight on that frightening scene at the mall of america yesterday when a man allegedly threw a 5-year-old boy over a balcony. today police say the suspect charged with attempted homicide had been in trouble with the mall before. nbc's cathy park reports. >> reporter: a trip to the ma

lou: tammy, great to have you here. >> thank you, sir. pleasure. lou: tammy bruce.p next, truth prevails! we'll have more on the president's exoneration, his vindication after years of lies and attacks from the radical dems, the left, the deep state and assorted complicit actors. stay with us, we're coming right back. [ laughter ] -everyone acts like their parents. -you have a tattoo. -yes. -fun. do you not work? -so, what kind of mower you got, seth? -i don't know. some kid comes over. we pay him to do it. -but it's not all bad. someone even showed us how we can save money by bundling home and auto with progressive. progressive can't protect you from becoming your parents. but we can protect your home and auto. lou: on wall street stocks closing higher the dow jones industrial up 110 points. the s&p 500 gained five points. the nasdaq gained two points. volume on the big board continued heavy trading the heaviest of the last several weeks. 3.6 to 3.7 today. gold, silver all but unchanged, you tooretail sales soaring, th strongest increase in september 2017. listen t

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tammy. >> this is politics obviously. for a very long time and i've argued for 15, 20 years that the left's arguments aren't about the principles or policies at all. they're convenient. that the democrats have been drifters for a very long time. they take an issue they know is important to the american people and ride it to death and use it to simply gain more power while doing nothing, if not even making the issue more of a problem. so this is one of my points with kavanaugh. when you are using something as a political kuj el you are taking seriousness away from it and look at this. separate from -- this is not a zero gain here where it is all harvey weinstein accusations versus nothing. that we have worked for decades to educate people about sexual harassment. you have joe biden going up in his speech joking about it. just dismissing the nature of behavior that if it was done in a workplace would have serious repercussions and importantly so. because it is -- this is about the sense of women's ability to be taken seriou

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>> tammy, in louisiana. thank you. wnbc's dave price is here with the latest on the storms. what do you see? >> this is going to be a rough condition for in the southern tier of the country. you can see the heavy rains in red right here on the radar picture and we still have tornado wches in effect for much of louisiana and into mississippi. the real bulls eye here is from shreveport all the way over to jackson, down to lakeharles. and this is going to continue to work its way towards the eastern sea board. tonight 18 million people at risk. not only into the evening but the overnight as well for tornados, damaging s, wi upwards of 60 miles per hour and hail. now, as wd into tomorrow this low pressure system doesn't lose much energy. 71 million people affected through the atlantic states and the northeast. and the threat of flooding exists as we take a look along the mississippi river and sections ofhe carolinas. a tough weekend for many, jose. >> tonight some s are saying president trump crossed the line and may have put the safety of a .congresswoman in jeop white house co

our second woman that we are meeting today is retired navy commander tammy joe schulz. we know her as the southwest ,ilot who just a few months ago successfully landed a southwest airliner that had taken off from laguardia, and the engine blew, blowing a hole in the fuselage, and tammy successfully landed that. she was one of the first women in the navy to explore -- to fly .he high-performance aircraft sandra was a marine sergeant. she is one of 36 women marines who are permitted to serve in vietnam. picturesee from her that she did a lot of other things when on the ground, volunteering at orphanages and things of that sort. she was one of the few military women decides nurses who were able to travel around vietnam. she worked with senior .eadership in saigon emily walker was a flight nurse during the korean war. flew between japan and korea, medevac king the casualties from the korean peninsula. she was one of the storied and they werets responsible for the evacuation of marines out of the -- valley. served with them for 18 months. our last one, our army representativ

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>> tammy, thank you. >>> terrifying moments captured on camera in san francisco. a woman is dragged under a moving train after getting her hand caught in a door. nbc's molly hunter reports. and a warning, the video is disturbing. >> reporter: new horrifying video obtained by "san francisco examiner" shows a woman reaching for the subway door in san francisco. >> there is a special call location embarcadero. >> reporter: but the door closes on her, and her hand is stuck. as the car speeds up, she can't keep pace, and she's pulled under the train. >> it appears there were personnel on scene who were trying to wave down the operator. >> reporter: she was hospitalized with serious injuries. the city's transportation system is in the midst of a billion-dollar upgrade. the problem -- the sensors designed to trigger the train doors to reopen don't always work. back in december, another documented case of fingers caught in the door. in a statement to nbc news, the city's transportation spokesman says the doors on the new trains are safe and operate as designed. even befor

tammy leitner, nbc news, louisiana. >>> a 6,000 square-f fllfes and explosion on saturday.kers had been painting inside at the time of the blast which may have been triggered by fumes. w withn-li-threatening injurie. >>> with two days to go before elections in benmin netanyahu h made a controversial new proposal that appears to be aimed at gaining votes and winning a fourth term. critics say the move could jeopardize a long-term solution to the israeli-palestinian conflict. nbc's bill neely has more from tel aviv. >> reporter: this was a big last-minute promise from benjamin netanyahu in a close race. he says if he's re-elected he'll annex part of the west bank, seized by israel half a century ago, and home to nearly half a million settlers. a pledge aimed at winning votes from the ultra right who called for this for years. his deputy minister says president trump shouldn't be surprised by it. >> the assumptionen before pres obama and even the president bush that thosedereace agreemen angr at netanyahu's pledge. >> this is throwing the region as a whole into the cycle of vi

here's tammy leitner. ♪ >> reporter: at miami's faith community baptist church, pastor police officers they come like they are coming to worship. we believe in the element of surprise. >> reporter: one day after a san diego teen opened fire in a s coming to an end because people are losing it. >> reporter: the message of hate all too familiar, after deadly attacks in sri lanka, new zealand, and last year at a pittsburgh synagogue. are you concerned? >> we're incredibly concerned. >> reporter: sherri zvi with the florida anti-defamation league says the shooting triggered a nationwide security advisory. >> people are feeling emboldened to not only speak hatefully but to actually act hatefully. >> reporter: recent attacks are prompting more faith-based security training, and at this tampa church -- >> i have my glock, so knowing that, people are here packing, i feel good about it. >> reporter: a shift in religion, as some worshippers are taking solace, knowing armed security are ready to react. tammy leitner, nbc news. >>> one day after a construction crane came crashing down in seattle,

>> tammy leitner, thank you. >>> dave price has the latest on these storms. dave? >> well, they continue to stretch all the way from northern new england to the florida panhandle marching toward the east. and at this hour, tornado watches posted through ohio, in through west virginia, kentucky, the carolinas down to georgia. and just before air time, posted in sections of maryland, virginia and our nation's capital. so we continue to watch that not only into the evening but through the overnight. this area now encompasses 87 million people in major population areas. damaging winds, tornadoes and hail all part of this program. and we continue not only to watch this, but a second set of issues over in the midwest. snow. let's go to some videotape and show you what it's like in chicago this evening. hundreds of flights, close to 1,000, canceled at o'hare and midway airport, and that's just part of the problem. as we head through the overnight, upwards of half a foot of snow falling in northern michigan. an awful end to the weekend and a tough morning commute ahead for

here's tammy leitner. >> good morning. >> reporter: at the age of 2 ben carpenter was diagnosed withpinal muscular atrophy. a disease that robs people of the ability to move. >> when he was diagnosed we were told he probably won't live until his next birthday, he may not breathe on his own, eat on his own. >> what was life like? >> it was really not knowing what exactly to do. >> reporter: but 22 years later ben has beaten the odds, and he believes it has something to do with the magic of this sport. >> there wasn't really anywhere where i fit in or really felt at home until power soccer came around. >> reporter: power soccer is a sport only for power wheelchair users. this group of professional athletes is second in the nation. ben is a mechanical engineer. his teammate is a software developer. >> they're just people. they just happen to use wheels instead of shoes. >> when you watch your son out there dominating, how do you feel? >> obviously i'm proud of him. but to see him where he is now and even though i know through the years he has regrets that his disease has progressed, he'

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tammy leitner has more on how some congregations are taking safety into their own hands. >>> at miami'saith community baptist church, this pastor said you would never know some of this parishioners are armed off-duty police officers. >> they come like they come into worship. we believe in the element of surprise. >> one day after a san diego teen opened fire in a synagogue, the fear being felt by the faithful across the u.s. >> reporter: the message of hate all too familiar after deadly attacks in sri lanka, new zealand, and last year at a pittsburgh synagogue. >> reporter: are you concerned? >> incredibly? >> reporter: florida with the anti-deaf mission league said the shooting triggered a nationwide security advisory. >> people are feeling emboldened to speak and act matefully. >> reporter: it's prompting more faith-based security training. and at this tampa church -- >> i have my gun. knowing people here are packing, i feel good about it. >> reporter: a shift in religion as some worshippers are taking solis knowing armed security are ready to react. tammy leitner, nbc news. ♪ ♪ right

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nbc's tammy leitner has more. we want to warn you. these images are disturbing. >> shots fired! shots fired. >> >> reporter: three georgia officers. >> we're about to force entry. >> reporter: trying to save a pregnant woman and her 16-year-old son being held hostage. dramatic body cam video capturing the moment officer taylor webb is shot. a hail of gunfire. s.w.a.t. officer keegan merit shot in the hand. >> i'm hit. >> reporter: dragging himself to safety. a bullet shatters a window where this officer was just standing. more than 100 shots fired during the 15-hour standoff. backup arrives, freeing officer webb from this garage where he had taken cover. police trying to keep the shooter, 47-year-old anthony bailey, at bay. >> i have got a hostage. >> reporter: his pregnant girlfriend sandra white and her son were found inside killed. >> he was a single parent. he had a great future ahead of him. >> reporter: futures cut short despite the best efforts of these officers risking everything in the line of duty. tammy leitner, nbc news. >> absolutely horrible. >>> new developments i

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>> tammy, thank you. >> for the latest let's say good morning to janessa webb. hello. >> tough weekend for all across the south. now we are taking a look at the mid-atlantic as severe storms continue to roll through. we have a squall line that is forming from the mid-atlantic to the northeast. unfortunately, and that is causing a tornado watch to be issued. from the carolinas to new york until of a.m., this is a very strong line of storms here. potential damaging winds and an isolated tornadoes. as it continues to make its way across the northeast, it will definitely lose its force. it's going to cause areas to see minor flooding potentially a half an inch. this has been a strong storm system and it's not letting up just yet. >> all right, janessa, thank you so much for the update. >> president trump is using tax day to tap the republicans tax reform law. he will head to minnesota this morning for a business round table as part of a push to make the new tax law a cornerstone of his reelection campaign alongside immigration. meanwhile democrats are pushing back a

tammy is next in las vegas. go ahead. caller: good morning. host: what do you think? caller: i live in southern california for 15 years. i love my latin brothers and sisters. the legal ones. we should not be giving money to states based on how many illegals are there. are you kidding me? why would we do that. it is for our own people. my ancestors lived in this country for 100 years, we fought in every war. we have been paying taxes for 100 years. you will not come in here and get all of the freebies. we are drawing the wrong people. we are getting people who want different things from government. host: how you respond to people who will say it will hurt you -- of the population is not counted where you live, that means you get less money for the roads you drive on? caller: it is unsustainable, what we are doing. what you mentioned about ballots in other languages, here's a fun thing. i going to vote in california and i forgot one thing so i need to read the ballot measures, they had it in every language but english. if you going with chinese, they had it, you speak s

join me in thanking tammy and harmeet. [applause] >> thank you. please welcome charles cooke and the fcc chairman ajit pai. [applause] >> thank you for joining us. >> great to be with you. >> maybe we can survey asking a basic question, what is the fcc? what is a do? >> the federal communications commission is the nation's premier communications regulation agency. we were created 85 years ago in 1934, essentially enabling americans around the country to be able to benefit from communication technology, whether more traditional ones like radio and tv and telephone or the more modern ones, satellite, internet and wireless. matching the aspirations, that's what i i see our core mission s been. >> what was the mission in 1934? >> it is change a little bit since 1934. back then back then we were cratered essentially to regulate the airwaves that broadcast tv and radio airwaves, the spectrum those being used. in addition regulating ma bell, att, the telephone monopoly. there was a list of regulations that congress charge of the agency with imposing back

nbc's tammy litner has details. >> reporter: they're being held at gunpoint. armed members in masks and fatigues holding hundreds of migrants this week in new mexico before turning them over to border patrol. these videos were up loaded to social media drawing the attention of human right activists. >> it outrages you and discourages you to know that americans would go to these lengths to practice their hate on a group. >> reporter: also igniting legal concerns. >> in all likelihood what these militia groups are doing is probably not legal. they may counter their making a citizens arrest, but citizens arrest in new mexico at least have to be reasonable, and they likely don't extend to enforcing federal law. >> reporter: the border patrol tells nbc news it does not endorse private groups or organizations taking enforcement matters into their own hands. militias have increased their activity as the border patrol struggles with an influx of migrants. >> there's no reason to be scared. >> reporter: late today law enforcement arrested a member of the militia for be

tammy bruce, geraldo, they are next in a busy breaking news night.e are glad you are with us. ♪ just one free hearing test at his local miracle ear helped andrew hear more of the joy in her voice. just one hearing test is all it took for him to hear more of her laugh... and less of the background noise around him. for helen, just one visit to her local miracle-ear is all it took to learn how she can share more moments with her daughter. just one free hearing test could help you hear more... laughter...music...life... call now for your free hearing test from an industry leader: miracle-ear. ♪ ♪ >> sean: former first lady michelle obama, "for f the first time in my adult life, and part of my country," she said it a couple times. raising eyebrows after she compared president trump to a "divorced dad" and america to a broken family. she tells stephen colbert at a sunday book event, we come from a broken family. we are a teenager, a little unsettled, having good parents, it's tough sometimes you spend the weekend with the divorced dad. it feels like it's

and for me, i think this is an origin story of poetry. >> hey. >> reporter: tammy leitner, nbc news.ilies are formed in all different ways. you can't get any more unique than that. >> what a great close knit family. >> okay, time to let the shenanigans begin. it is april fools day. while you still may be getting your jokes and pranks together, some companies are going all out starting with google. the navigation google maps features a built-in game of snake. users can navigate different cities around the world creating an arcade game. there is a new screen cleaner tool that can wash away smudges and polish your screen. the files mascot will ricochet down your phone as if it were a tall building to remove fingerprints and other dirt. streaming device roku is pulling tricks announcing it has released the press pause remote. it's designed to make it easy for your dog to tune into their favorite tv entertainment. and soda stream has teamed up with astronaut scott kelly for a new product that turns excess gas into sparkling water. so, don't get pranked today. there are going to be prankst

joining me now is another sponsor, wisconsin democratic senator tammy baldwin. she sits on the health, education, labor and pensions committee. senator, good to see you. >> good to see you! >> we have had many conversations about health care and the importance of it. this is -- now we're getting some meat on the bones of this bill. we're also going to get critics who say it's socialist, and part of that is because of who people identify bernie sanders with. but the fact is, this is not an uncommon approach to coverage of everybody in most developed countries. in fact, every other developed country, except america, has universal health care coverage of some sort. >> well, not only do you note the international comparison, but over 40 million americans are on medicare right now. and so, you know, i think what unifies all democrats in the senate, and i think an overwhelming majority of people in this country, is that we have to continue to move in the direction of greater access, lower costs, and higher quality. and there are multiple proposals, including the one t

tammy is outside that courthouse in west palm beach. tammy, what is the latest? >> hey, hallie.ngs got under way an hour ago and already been contentious. the defense has come out and say they intend to susubpoena 30 people. sometimes you don't have 30 people in a murder case. the big issue today is the video. video that shows robert kraft engaged in a sex act. how this video was collected and stored. robert kraft came out and pled not guilty. he issued a statement saying he is truly sorry for what happened and keep in mind, if this video is released and it does show robert kraft engaged in a sex act, most likely, it will go viral. it will get millions of hits. this will not only be embarrassing for robert kraft, it will tarnish his reputation. one thing to keep in mind, hallie. the nfl is largely silent on this issue, but if the isvideo is released, it will take nfl to take some sort of sanction against robert kraft. hallie? >> tammy, thank you. >>> now to some dramatic, a quarantine at universities in l.a. everybody trying to stop the spread of a measles outbreak. president tr

tammy, thank you. ivy league universities are some of the richest in the world.vard has a 36-billion dollars endowment. that's more than the entire gdp of parguy. the federal government hands billion dollars to these institutions instead of funding border security. the organization opened the books to reveal how much they profit from taxpayer and exposed billions sent to community colleges with graduation rates of barely 10%. the founder of open the books joins us to talk about this. >> great to be on the program tucker. specific to higher education we found out-dated policies and a lack of in-house financial accounting control. >> tucker: give me examples. if you don't to people who don't live in big cities, it's common low-income people are lured into schools and promised they will get a great job and wind up with only student debt? they get tax dollars too? >> there are schools that the american people have no idea they are fund. -- funding. hair and beauty and massage. the american taxpayer funded those schools to 3/4 of a million dollars. the tuition at thos

. >> sean: tammy, great job. you will be here tomorrow night at 9:00. >> tammy: thank you. >> sometimes i get called in and i hate it. >> tammy: that would be great, too. thank you, dear. >> sean: we are see you here 9:00 tomorrow. 24 hours from now. welcome to hannity. in just a few moments, we will have exclusive interview with president trump. this will be his first television interview since the mueller report was released. we will talk about the media's collusion delusion the radical democrat subpoena stunt and impeachment fantasies the crisis at our southern border. north korea and the next steps exposing corruption inside the highest levels of our government. just breaking tonight both catherine herridge of fox news and sara carter, investigative reporter are reporting tonight there are new fbi texts between peter strzok and ladies and gentlemelisa page thatactually d using a post-election briefing to gather information on team trump. a lot more coming up in a second. a lot of developments throughout the s

i know tammy brought up great points on biden. three things -- she was right, the idea that he's joking about it is wrong. two, he blamed the right wing, which i think is unbelievable he got a pass on that. and, third -- >> yeah. >> sean: and he said times have changed. no, mr. vice president, times have not changed. inappropriately touching another person is never acceptable. that's what he missed in this. >> sean: thank you both. when we come back, exclusive footage you won't see anywhere else about the real crisis about the border in texas. we're next with the texas lieutenant governor dan patrick. you will see more arrests from last night different from the night before we got on tape. and later, the left hyperventilating over robert mueller's report, how long do they want to be? how long will they hang on to their tinfoil hat conspiracy theories, rudy giuliani is with us tonight. -here comes the rain. [ horn honking ] [ engine revving ] what's that, girl? [ engine revving ] flo needs help?! [ engine revving ] take me to her!

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