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more people wac back on the road because today was a holiday. >> you can see right now, it's hit and miss. tomorrow thunderstorm are possible. we hold on to chance of spotty weather. we dry out thursday, friday and another storm system this weekend. that photograph is a great reminder to drive-through water. it's dangerous. >> check in 4:30 a.m. morning newscast begins we'll keep you up-to-date with the traffic conditions. >> be careful. we'll see you tomorrow. >> thank you for joining us. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- first lady michelle obama, stevie wonder,

. >> to when he felt undersiege he wasn't wac to his roots. that's what we saw today. >> what about the backbreaking work of the presidency that remains, that is tomorrow, on the next day and the next? >> we have an enormous crisis of incompetent in this white house. we have never seen anything like this. we lost national security adviser for lying to the vice president. the vice president went out gave misinformation on television. white house knew that national security adviser was lying. the chaos set off. the making up fake massacre, every day more and more dishonest statements. total chaos and its dangerous. >> are we looking at trouble in the foreseeable future? >> you, absolutely. we are going from this general mayhem to a national security crisis as this investion fo. we may be going quickly to a constitutional crisis if these start playing out we may be heading to benedict arnold to the white house. >> thank you all, to the panel. >>> another break. when we come back update on the news on this day that got buried by you know what. >>>

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. >> i mean you could see the fire in their eyes that we were going to wac out of here tonight as winnerse passion keep building and building. everyone has that mentality that we just want to win at this point. >> we lost the game with 20 turnovers. we didn't play well. >> martin acutely aware of the damage this loss might do to cal's ncaa tournament hopes. they could certainly play their way in, but it won't be easy with a rough schedule for the rest of the way. at stanford scott reiss ktvu fox 2 sports. >>> all right, there you go. i would be the first to admit the nba all-star game was struggling to get the story angles here, but they are still harping on this russell westbrook thing, playing with four warriors and the big k.d. drama. you knew steve kerr would get asked about that preparation for the game today. >> there's a certainly combination that would be fun. that is just the spot. >> i have no idea what you're talking about. [ laughter ] >> yeah, but we are strong teammates, you know, we would show it all. whoever this guy is, we would show you the ball. we are not going to gang

the white house correspondents association said the wac a board is protesting strongly how it is beinged. organizations that were allowed into share information and were not. the board will be discussing this further with white house staff. fox joined the complaint in the pool to the white house staff as well. but the material was accessible. it was put out by the press poo pool. let's bring in our panel. byron york, chief political correspondent of the washington examiner, charles lane, and charles krauthammer. i want to get to the overall message that president trump continues to hit on here. and the specifics of this gaggle and why it caused a lot of people to question access. >> i think you were like when you called it a little arcane. i think that is probably true. i think the first thing you should say, all of us in journalists should be in a favor of access. that said, i don't think this was the worst thing in the world. the white house has had briefings for limited numbers of journalists for quite a while. as you point out, not only did they get a cool report pull ret a recordi

. >> it might be said, i go if your treats, you go back to what makes you conferral, you go wac back you. for this president, he's natural out there, he draws energy from the crowd. we saw a tone and an energy. it was leveraged in different ways. we can get into that in a couple seconds, but he clearly was drawing from this event, and maybe he needed that. he's in the white house alone. the first lady is in new york. she's now down there in florida for this event and for the weekend, but now this is a place where he can say, this is, again, why i'm doing what i'm doing? >> absolutely. he said presidents going back to george washington, thomas jefferson, abraham lincoln famously had relationships with the press and it's an isolating place to be. i think that's all understandable. we've seen presidents, he's not the first president early in the administration to leave the white house and go back to seek what he's comfortable with on the campaign trail and his supports. my question is that 39%. yes, turf support of your base. he has the support of that basing. if east going to achieve t

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