instructions from anyone and in san francisco where i live half of the people are walking around looking at the palm of their hand. that can't be the end of progress lose something has to come after that but that is the way we interface with machines. there is a generation of young people who take instructions from the palm of their hand whether it is which corian foods to order or who to marry and i think that is potentially an insidious change, right now a kind of robotics called cloud robotics. one of the amazing things about interconnected robots is if you teach something to one robot they can all know it instantly. getting information from one human to another takes a while but if we are all interconnected, think about the obama administration started something called the obama brain initiative and the goal of the obama brain initiative is not only to simultaneously read from 1 million neurons but to write to 1 million neurons in the human brain and that raises the possibility, totally science-fiction but people are starting to touch on the idea of control. maybe it is passing information but t

the palm of a partner ready to work with israel to fulfill a promise of peace. that david ben gurion believed in the promise. the miracle of the modern state of israel long before hitler's rise to power. back when he was a young man picking oranges in 1906. so let us always remember that the argument for israel's existence is born out of history by farmers who made the desert green by the discoveries of nobel prize winners, by the innovation of entrepreneurs. by a people not content to dream of miracles but bold enough to realize them. as president john f. kennedy said, israel was not created in order to disappear. israel will endure and flourish. it is the child of hope and the home of the brave. it can neither be broken by adversity nor demoralized by success. it carries the shield of democracy and it honors the sword of freedom. together we must be that shield, standing shoulder to shoulder with israel in the face of adversity. that's why you're here in washington. that's why i'm here standing with you. standing up for an israel that is capable of defending i

the palm frons. they are sharp. >> you are right.he cat and now you see them coming down. as they usually do they put the cat back. once they get down they have something where they can scan the cat if it has a chip. >> oh yeah a microchip, yeah. >> they are able to discover the cat has a chip which they released this video showing this is an example of why to get your pets microchipped. >> the cat has a chip that was hacked. somebody hacked the cat's chip and sent the treecat up the tree. >> shortly after, they able to the cat with his owner. >> this man is very happy to see her. >> oh my family miss her so much. my sisters were so mad at me. why did you let herutside? >> poor guy's been in the doghouse over this cat. >> but the cat is reunited and everybody is happy. but the moral of the story is get your cats and dogs chipped so if they do accidentally get out or run away you can get them back. >> you're home. >> you have a very sweet cat. >> yeah. >> she's so friendly. >>> fun with drones. they are a lot of fun, especially when y

or if necessary, we can outflank it by going around the fences that go all the way to the end of the palm. that is where the battle 27, 1865.february flotilla ofer's gunboats, almost 30 of them, would unleash a bombardment over two days on the fort kind 4000 behind 4000the fort shots. , the was a floating tank monitor. int vessel was able to get 800 yards of the fort, fire its big shells into the earthworks where we are standing right now. in the meantime, grant sent reinforcements. they were sent across the cape fear river, approached the fort about two miles to the north one smith hill, where they made their landing, and got within 600 yards of the fort. the ground between the fort and the tree line was 600 yards, cleared out. what they discovered when they got there, this was a very strong person fort. -- earthen fort. attacking it head on would be almost murderous. like the attack by the massachusetts on battery wagner in 1863. they debated whether or not to attack it straight on. even with protection of the navy, and african-american showed up in their camp and the, i know a way arou

. >>> big brother could be -- right in the palm of your hand. new documents from kick key leaks show how everyday items net home can be used to spy on owners. they are all vulnerable to cia hacking. in the case of one tool called weeping angel, your it looks turned off. but the tool is secretly recording conversations in the room and sending them over the internet to the cia. >>> well, total transparency when it comes to our weather. we've got warm temperatures today and some rain. and we fall back to winter as we spring forward to the weekend. here's howard bernstein with the forecast. >> yeah, a lot going on. i will tell you this, the sunday snow threat, very minimal now. looks like if that storm develops it will be very far south but also another chance next tuesday for some rain or snow. we'll watch that. last night had some gusty showers burst through into early this morning. there they go quickly offshore leaving a lot of blue skies out there. it's really very nice out there and temperatures at the nonhour, from the upper 50s -- nap hour, f

money so he calls a friend of his who is deceased and he asks the widow, i am gathering money for the palm beach police foundation, would you like to donate, to add to the effort from your husband's foundation? she says sure could he says, don't send it straight to the palm beach police foundation, give it to me. less than $2000, which he takes and gives to the palm beach police foundation without adding anything from his own. just makes their money into his money. then he gets a giant crystal la in his, a whole ga honor, for his generosity. all other people's money. that was the kind of thing he seemoing to make ihim generous rather than being generous. bill: is this what he calls the art of the deal? david: yes, if you can swing it. but it is a lot of work. bill: that is your next question for donald trump. ok, so the videotape, how did you discover that? well, i didn't really explain that. bill: billy bush was your story . david: it is not something we knew existed before it showed up. there were rumors of tips from "the apprentice," this low-light reel of bad behavior from "the apprent

(ella)breaking news out of the palm springs area- an amber alert was issued -- police say a car was stolen with these two kids inside.this happened in cathedral cityjust before 7:00 tonight.the alert says the boys are 1-year-old jayden cortez and 2-year-old carlos cortez.the kids were in their baby sitters car when she stepped out and someone stole it.at this point -- there is no indication áwhereá the thief may be headed.the car is a white honda accord. license plate 7tjr654. we'll bring you any new developments as soon they become available. (pam) now to a story you'll only see here on kron4 news... the mother of the man accused of viciously attacking a woman on bart is apologizing tonight for her son's action... kron 4 first broke the story yesterday... now the suspect's mother says her son was off his medication at the time of the attack... she spoke exclusively with kron 4's lydia pantazes. (pkg)"it's really sad.... my heart is so broken, i'm so hurt."felicia cole says she's tried everything to help her son... 23-year old wilbert winchester.he is accused of attacking a 73-year old wom

i think they give him $200,000, which he then takes and gives it to the palm beach police foundation without adding anything from his own. just makes their money into his money. then he gets a giant crystal palm tree, a whole gala in his honor, for his generosity. all other people's money. that was the kind of thing he was doing to make him seem generous rather than being generous. bill: is this what he calls the art of the deal? david: yes, if you can swing it. but it is a lot of work. if you are a billionaire, why not just spend the money? bill: was that your next question for donald trump. ok, so the videotape, how did you discover that? david: well, i didn't really explain that. bill: billy bush was your story. david: we were not expecting it. it is not something we knew existed before it showed up. there were rumors of a tape from "the apprentice," this low-light reel of bad behavior from "the apprentice." we searched for and searched for it. i think a lot of other people did and never found it. this tape we did not know existed until we had it. we got it at 11:00 in the morning

he calls up his foundation, and ask the friend's widow, i am gathering money for the palm beach police foundation. when you like to add to the effort? she says sure. he says don't send it straight to the police, give it to me and i will give it to them. they give him $200,000 which he then takes and gives to the palm beach police foundation without adding anything to his own. hen he gets a giant crystal palm tree, the whole gala in his honor for his generosity. that's the kind of thing he was doing to make sure he seemed to generous without being generous. >> this is what he calls "the art of the deal." >> it's a lot of work. if you're a billionaire, why not just spend the money? >> that your next question for donald trump. so, the videotape. how did you come onto that? how did you discover that? were not expecting it. it was not something we knew existed before it showed up. there have been rumors of a tape from "the apprentice," with supposedly some sort of lowlight reel, in which his bad behavior was captured. we searched for it, but never found it. this tape we didn't know existed

. >> the palm is the governor and the legislators sold us on a bill of goods that we had to raise the bes gas tax, now theye the $400 million. instead of putting it into roadway construction bridge repair that they panicked everyone, there can it put up a new train station which you don't need in terms of moving people back and forth. but that's a priority? >> there has to be money coming into that area which will increase the money people are making. that means they can spend more money. maybe the economy will prove. >> i'm just celibate for the restaurant owners local business owners. they have been waiting for this for ages thinking i've made this huge investment, when is the traffic going to come in from the trains. now they can have this mindset that is going to come. >> except it is a hurry up and wait. >> one thing we tend not to do is ask questions like, what is in a hot dog and how our hot talks made. i stared in the belly of the beast and went to the amh meat factory. it smelled incredible. it was cool to be on mets all the meat products. stop laughing at me. >> that's unfor

the blood. and that bloody palm print on sarah's car? the defense didn't deny it was dante's print.or not it was actually a bloody print. there were discrepancies in the testing. the first sample from the print came back positive for blood. the second, done more than a year later after the print had been chemically processed, came back negative. >> reporter: but wasn't it red? or brown? >> i don't believe that that's the case. >> it's going to be hard for the viewers to understand, like, what else could it be? >> okay. so nobody -- nobody owns photoshop? none of your viewers know what photoshop is? >> well -- but now you're accusing the police of changing the color of the photo -- of the -- of the -- >> i'm -- i'm saying from the very beginning, you can't trust the police or the district attorney in this case. >> there is no proof that they planted blood or photoshopped pictures of the -- the palm print. i mean, these are just allegations by you. >> i'm not saying they did or they didn't. i'm saying i'll never know whether they did or they didn't. and that's the scary part. >> repor

"news in the palm of your hands." here were: "some great the day today—style flying graphics on bbc news tonight. "fair play to kamal ahmed for keeping a straight face." let's explore those reactions with the deputy editor of the bbc‘s news at six and news at ten, hilary o'neill. viewers do understand that using graphics to try make it clear and understandable, but these ones, they we re understandable, but these ones, they were just understandable, but these ones, they werejust dropping out understandable, but these ones, they were just dropping out of the sky. they didn't mean anything. they did mean something, every number there was a relevant. it was therefore a reason. the locations had been thought through and i thought it was informative and creative and entertaining, and actually, i don't have a problem with it myself. i do understand if some viewers thought it was slightly distracting, are but all we are trying to do with an awful lot of material and a big collection of numbers is to make it as clear as possib

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could throw shade all day ♪ ♪ but it'll never land ♪ 'cause we got the name your price tool ♪ ♪ in the palm? it was a sweet burn. progressive's name your price tool. word to your wallet. >>> we're back with the money lead. growing concerns that paying guests at mar-a-lago in florida may be getting special access to president trump and his team as the focus of today's conflict of interest watch. whether you are a dues paying member or attending an event at the mar-a-lago club, folks are certainly getting something special they can't get down the street at the four seasons. this weekend "the palm beach post" reporting the president and attorney general jeff sessions were mingling guests at mar-a-lago. quite a perk. last month president trump crashed a wedding at mar-a-lago. he has spent four of the last seven weekends at the resort. let's bring in cristina alesci. the $200,000 initiation fee can get you membership to the club and also face-time with the president of the united states. where do the profits for mar-a-lago go? >> they flow into the president's trust. he is the primary beneficiar

one of the limousines there in palm beach at the palm beach airport. and we are awaiting president trump. i guess president trump has already -- has he already departed -- de planed? he has already de-planed and they are on their way. theodore needs a seat belt, i think. they're heading there to m mar-a-lago for the weekend which is going to be a working weekend, of course, we'll have more after a quick break. (vo) maybe it was here, when you hit 300,000 miles. or here, when you walked away without a scratch. maybe it was the day your baby came home. or maybe the day you realized your baby was not a baby anymore. every subaru is built to earn your trust. because we know what you're trusting us with. subaru. kelley blue book's most trusted brand. and best overall brand. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >>> in just two weeks we are going to introduce the first cnn hero of 2017, and here's how to nominate someone. >> ready to ride? >> yes. >> bring it in, girl. >> yeah! >> reporter: every year cnn heroes honor people doing extraordinary work to c

see events from around the world in the palm of your hand downloading the abc7 news app. jonathan? jonathan: the son of a vice presidential nominee arrested after a raucous protest over the weekend in minnesota's capital. police arrested six people accused to starting fights and smoke bam in the rally for donald trump. quite the scene. among them was linwood kaine the youngest son of tim kaine. the prosecutors have not filed crimi say it will happen when they figure out who set off the smoke bomb. in a statement, senator kaine said he loves that the children have concerns over the political issues and he added they understand the concerns should be expressed peacefully. indictment to tell you about today against former delegate mike vaughn. prince george's county democrat accused of taking $10,000 of bribes and that is surrounding the liquor board. he he resigned an hour before the legislative session began. kimberly: look at this. 217 guns all from virginia. new york city police officer brought weapons in an undercover investigation operation. he bought them there. the investigato

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she said sure, they give him $200,000 and gives it to him, and gives it to the palm beach foundation without adding anything of his own. and then he gets a giants crystal palm tree for his generosity all off of other people's money. that was the kind of thing he was doing to make himself seem generous. bill: is that what he called the art of the deal? yeah. david: we had known it existed before it showed up. there are rumors of a tape from oh quote the apprentice." there was bad behavior caught on one videotape. we didn't know it existed until we had it. we got it at about 11:00 on -- in the morning on a friday. originally you see the bus. you hear trump and billy bush, and after two minutes of them talking, they get off and meet factors that will be their tour guide, and then after that is a .ery boring tour he is doing a cameo on "days of our lives" that day. all the bad stuff happens when you can't see their mouths moving. me,videos seems to say to we can take this video, subtitle it, cut it down to the interesting parts, and we need to talk to our lawyers so we can publish it. th

i wouldn't do that. >> eric: shepard, how's the weather in palm beach? >> greg: there you go. you can now download this show as a podcast while you are on the go. "the five" podcast available on itunes, tune in, google play and more. it's free. worth every penny. go to fox news podcast.com. if you are on the go, you can listen to it on the commute or the next day. and i also have a book to promote. a new book called "the shroud conspiracy" out today. by john hi bush. much accomplished man, executive director of the ronald reagan presidential institute. greg is a tough critic and he liked it >> greg: i said i hate it when people give me books because they are usually bad writers. he's an amazing writer. incredible writer. >> dana: high praise. >> dana: i look forward to reading it on not hope everyone takes a look at it. >> bob: i was going to dump on paul ryan but the producer made me stop doing it. will get equal opportunity. i want to say something about the president. i gave in the other day, i said except it. i remember distinctly once, not twice, probably 150 times that pr

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. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> white 2016 honda accords, the car last seen in the palm springs area lastity say two brothers, ages one and just two, were in the car, when a babysitter quickly stepped away. when she came back, the car was gone, that car has califo number 72j. >> new this morning, london authority say they've made two more cigar he is cents in connection to wednesday's terror attack. meanwhile thousands gathered in london last night to honor the victim. hosed candlelight vigil thursday, for the four people who died, and the dozens who were hurt. authorities say that the suspects british born khalid had a long criminal record, but not on a terror watch list. the suit accused of running down pedestrians, and in front of parliament building and stabbing police officer, to death. >>> well, florida man is back on solid ground after a frightening afternoon spent air. >> yep, look at this, workman scaffolding gave way yesterday afternoon, high above downtown, hung in his safety harness for more than hour to rescue response teams able to rep he will down to him. they say he was al

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trump owns the mar a lago club in palm beach. the person says havi art trump. h-a-v-i art trump. okay that sounds like nonsense. almost all the time you get a tip like that it's useless. but this was the perfect situation. i googled that and immediately found a portrait of trump. - this is the famous six foot portrait? - this is another portrait. - a second portrait. - this is the second portrait. the six foot portrait we knew about already. that's the one he paid $20,000 for out of his charity. - out of foundation money. - right. i still never found that one. as a brief aside on that. i think you'll enjoy this. i get a picture of the six foot tall portrait. this was painted by a speed painter in five minutes. trump paid $20,000 for it. it's a picture of trump's face. it's sort of his normal skin tone but done in kind of a neony sort of way. we get a picture of it but we couldn't get the rights to use it. so i'm thinking okay i'll put this into google image search and it'll show me another place. maybe it's hanging on the wall in the background of somebody's prom picture or somet

they are on your phones and in the palms of your hands and in your kid's back pocket or in their bedroom. >> maybe you can help another missing girl come home safely. take a good look at your screen here. this 14 years old. she disappeared on tuesday wearing sky blue pants a black bomber jacket, and black sandals. police say she is 5'2", weighing 230 pounds. if you have seen her, please call the fbi or fairfax county police. >>> we are hearing from even more of you tonight. following our investigation into metro. for weeks we have been looking into the agency's new train, the 7,000 series. more are coming online every day. and for those living near the tracks, they insist the new cars are shaking their homes. transportation reporter pete muntean uncovering more. >> reporter: the pressure is on metro. the spokesperson rejects the notice it's related to the weight of cars. they are heavier. tonight neighbors who feel the difference are demanding a straight answer. >> it was quiet. >> reporter: bertha jackson moved into her home 7 years ago, step from the green line, and the shaking started

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similar pat- downs with the palm of the hand may also be done on what the t-s-a calls "limited cases"anding a transgender teen's case back to a lower court without reaching a decision. the justices say they have opted not to decide whether a federal anti-discrimination law gives high school senior gavin grimm the right to use the boys' bathroom in his virginia school. the case had been scheduled to be heard by the justices this month. instead, a lower court in virginia will be evaluating the federal law known as title six and the extent to which it applies to transgender students. it's been another cool day with sunshine and showers and a few rainbows too. you can see the scattered showers on doppler radar sliding through the bay are throughout the day. of course if you looked up to some of the mountains you probably noticed them covered in snow too. the cold, unstable air from alaska will bring a few more showers. so if you're headed out tonight bring an umbrella and a warm coat since temperatures will be a little chilly too. on the satellite you can see all of that cold air pouring

this happened in cathedral city in the palm springs area just before 7:00 last night. the 1 and 2- year-old boys were in their baby sitters car when she stepped out and someone stole it. but that car has been recovered and the kids are safe. police have not released any information on the person who stole the car. ( james ) breaking news we are following this morning... two people arrested overnight connected to the deadly terror attack in london. we are also learning new information about the attacker. investigators say his birth name was adrian russell ajao. yesterday he was identified as 52-year-old khalid masood. right now 9 people are in custody in connection to the attack that killed 4 people and injured 50 others. two of the victims are still in critical condition this ( darya ) happening today... the house of representatives is set to vote on the republican health care plan.( james ) the vote was delayed yesterday which prompted president trump to issue an ultimatum telling republican lawmakers to vote on the bill today or live with obamacare.( darya ) karin cai

i heard a noise, and it took the palm tree, it took it straight out. it was a real... ames allen, a sergeant, was killed in the plane crash. i'm here because walterjames owen was my brother. outside, reefs we re owen was my brother. outside, reefs were laid at the crash spot, with raf dog handlers, otherwise known as the cut snowdrop law. a number of them, including their dogs, died that day. it has been fantastic. it has been rewarding in that way for everybody. 60 years on, the memories of that tragic day are etched on the minds of many. edward sold, bbc news, 0xfordshire. a british man has been killed in a ranch in northern kenya. the man has been named locally as tristan voorspuy locally as tristan voorspuy. the man was a father of two and a british cavalry veteran who ran a safari company. the attack is one of a number of violent attacks in the area in recent weeks between local residents and armed cattle herders searching for grazing. two of scotland's biggest investment companies, standard life and aberdeen asset management, are in talks about a possible merger.

ready palmed off the licence fee. other channels are available(!) and taxes on businesses.h it comes a big responsibility. also comes six years of slashing central government, the amount of money the central government pays to councils, they have been hit by both sides, they could not raise taxation, the government does not want council tax going up by10%, government does not want council tax going up by 10%, and the government is cutting back money, councils are in crisis. things that are really important, key services, it can't just always be about elderly care. the focus is there because that is where the headlines are. domestic violence. they are left with just that she too is stuff that they have two fun. shall we finish on something rather different, the metro. duty calls. tv‘s most compelling cop show is back with a 5—star review. three of the main characters. i was a bit late to this, which series is this? four. i picked it up at series three, did not matter, this is a fantastic show. recognised us by moving tonight, for the first time, to bbc one, expectations high

guest: i first met donald trump in 1999 when he gave a speech called the palm beach pundits in florida. i had just moved to down there. he probably does not remember. he was talking about running for president and why he felt america needed to make a comeback. through the years, i would get to see him at various events down in florida. he owns mar-a-lago. we became fairly close and close 2005, 2000on around six. i have gotten to know him over the past decade, i would say very well. we talked very often. i am careful not to pester him. we have talked since he was elected several dozens of times or seeing each other or had phone calls. host: have you talked to him about his worst he has used calls it that calling the media the enemy -- calling the media the enemy? do you agree? guest: i am the media so i guess it makes me the enemy. i guess because i understand donald trump, i understand what he is trying to do. i would say when you think about donald trump, you have to understand there's a difference about what he feels and what he believes. how he feels about something can change. it i

>> haven't had any onion rings from there either. >> no onion rings from the palm? >> all right. this is almost like pandering. >> this is pandering? >> it's almost pandering. we should go to the governor probably. >> i just want to remark before we do that. we could be sitting here and having no discussion about the testimony yesterday from looking at markets. there's no imperative here. >> i'm not boing to sgoing to s >> you can say it. >> i mean, i saw the hyperventilating, i saw the dems and the mainstream media. a month ago, even yesterday, they said there's been nothing. just confirming the fbi is looking at it -- for everybody else on that side of the aisle, it means there's something there. >> i get it, joe. i'm reading the articles that say yesterday was an historic event, that an fbi director was saying the president's people from the campaign are under investigation is a transcendent historic event. you look at the futures this morning. >> it's not just that. >> it may just be that it's comey, and we've heard a lot of other things that were you should -- under investiga

. >> push the palms to the ceiling. >> reporter: he said the key is to know where you're starting physicalwisend where you want to finish. some of these are pretty high intensity. >> right, right. >> all of these people look like they're in shape. >> when you see words like insanity and beach, those are usually things that you do not want to start with. >> come on, push, push! >> all of these are down the road videos that you need to be six months to eight months in before you do this. >> reporter: same goes for many on-demand options and there are plenty. but what about all of those fitness items you see on tv. we have a few. >> we got group blast that could be functional. we can figure out ways to do that. we do not need that. >> reporter: but for this with challenging push-ups. >> take it down and up and we're good. >> reporter: and challenging squats. i lake that. >> good, one more time. good. and relax. >> we do these during commercial breaks. >> we do a few of these on the set during commercial breaks. >> you can do it. you can do it. >> yeah, come on, everybody. >> wait a minute, where'

>> guest: well, i first met donald trump in 1999 when he gave a speech to a group called the palm beach pun things down a photo. i just moved down there to start newsmax. he probably doesn't remember this but he was then talking about running for president and why he felt america needed to make a comeback. and then through the years i would get to see them in various events pretty much data florida. as as you know he owns mar-a-lago. i would say we begin fairly close and very closese communication at around 2005 -2006. i've gotten to know over the past decade, 10 years i was a very well. we talked very often. i'm careful not to pester and bother him, but i would say we've now talked since he was elected several dozen times or seeing each other or had phone calls. >> have you talked to him about his words that he's use, calling the media the enemy people? do you agree? have talked to him about it and what was that conversation like? >> guest: i am depressed i guess that makes me the enemy of the people, too.es maybe because i understand donald trump a little bit i understand what he's tr

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my weather app has been hacked. 72 and sunny in the palm beaches. i want to go!he president off for the weekend with some friends and first family. federal, state and health officials investigating an e. coli outbreak across five states now. people have reported a dozen cases so far. according to the center for disease control, the reported likely outbreak is the i.m. healthy brand of soy nut butter. from the soy nut butter company. really? as a precaution, the company is recalling the original creamy version with best-buy dates of august 30 and 31 of next year. the cdc says it may contain a specific type of e. coli bacteria. this type of e. coli kills about 30 people each year. i don't know what that is. trace gallagher, what is that? >> 11 of the 12 people that have gotten sick are under the age of 18. six hospitalized. four experiencing kidney failure. none have died but very serious. four cases in arizona, four in california, two in oregon and one each in both maryland and new jersey. if you have any on this i.m. healthy brands soy nut butter, even if you hav

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could throw shade all day ♪ ♪ but it'll never land ♪ 'cause we got the name your price tool ♪ ♪ in the palm. mime: ouch. what? it was a sweet burn. progressive's name your price tool. word to your wallet. clayton: 4-degrees outside of new york city. hope you're warmer somewhere. good morning, everyone, you're watching "fox & friends first". house minority leader nang illinois pelosi says she never met the russian embassador. >> you've been in congress a little bit and you're in leadership, have you ever met with the russian embassador? >> not with this russian embassador, no. clayton: now she's still denying they met despite the picture sitting at a table sharing a male with sergey, she insists he was part of the russian president's entourage. >> the question is have you met with him, no i haven't met with him. i met with the president of russia who is in entourage and heads of state bring their party and barely introduce them. this is completely different i've been in room with a couple of hundred people where he has been, i don't know if you call that a meeting with him. clayton: from pla

dinner with the president. >> secretary of commerce wilbur ross will be attending dinner with the president in palms well. >>> now, last week, president trump suggest those two believe in his vision for the country should hold a mass rally and today they did just that. march for trump events held across the nation. "eyewitness news" reporter cleve bryan takes us to one of the rallies here in our area. you have got to accept opposing opinions even when they come from people that despise and loathe you. >> reporter: that message of tolerance from the founder of people from trump in southeast pennsylvania as he rallied supporters at neshaminy state park. >> we want to send a message to all republicans that happen to be in the house and the senate that we're not going away and that we need them to support his agenda. >> reporter: hundreds attended the rally which organizers had planned to hold around president trump' 100 day mark but bumped up. >> move on. unite. let's get on with it. he is our president. and we're here in 20-degree weather to support him. >> he won the election. he's the president of