nicolle wallace joins us from detroit. a former white house communications director for bush 43 and a senior director of the mccain/palin effort. she's been on the road talking to trump voters across the country for an upcoming series of reports. jeremy bash and the secretary of defense during the obama administration. and former council of the house intelligence committee. and michael crowley is back with us tonight. good evening to you all, mr. bash, i'm going to begin with you, because of your past work in the -- with the intelligence community and in and with the pentagon, where north korea is concerned. what keeps you up at night? >> north korea is really trying to perfect the element of surprise. for many years, when they would stack those missiles on the launch pad, spy satellites were able to spy at those missiles and we really had the opportunity to shoot them down and ensure they didn't get off the pad in some cases, now what they're doing, what the north is doing, they're trying to put them on the back of trucks

nichol wallace joins us from detroit. and at long last, she is a former white house communications director for bush 43 and a senior member of the mick cain-palin campaign effort. she has been on t road talking to trump voters across-country for an upcoming series of reports. jeremy bash, former chief of staff to the director of the cia and the secretary of defense during the obama administration. also former council of the house intelligence committee. and our friend michael crowley is back with us tonight. politico's senior foreign affairs correspondent. good evening to you all. and mr. bash, i'm going to begin with you because of your past work in with the intelligence community and in and with the pentagon where north korea is concerned, what keeps you up at night? >> well, north korea, brian, is really trying to perfect the element of surprise. for many years, when they would stack those missiles on the launch pad, analysts from our country and around the world were able to spy at those missiles. and we really had th

bull [ bleep ] . >> wallace pushed him for the truth. >> how did it happen? fall, she did? was she drunk? what happened? we were struggling over the phone and, uh, only this time, we were outside on the steps. and, uh -- she lost her footing. she fell. hit the step. and i we heard the -- we heard the crack. >> he said they were struggling over a cell phone, she slipped, fell backwards and hit her head and died. did you believe his story? >>, no no way. >> finally, chris admitted heather was dead. but insisted it was only an accident. still the most important evidence was missing. heather's body. chris told detectives he dumped her at a gas station, police went there, found nothing and checked security cameras. >> they got videos from the last 15 days. they have looked at everything from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 a.m.. your car never even pulse on the lot. >> kiss thchris then changed th story and told somebody to get rid of the body. >> i jokingly asked, hey, you want to make a couple hundred bucks. >> no, no, chris, stop. this isn't working. that's crazier than the

was he under wallace simpson's spell?as he cozying up to hitler and a rising far right in britain? could he force a coup? in the end, the biggest bombshell? an intercepted call of edward telling his brother he'd take wallace over crown and country, and the rest is history. kelly cobiella, nbc news, london. >>> up next, a teacher provides a powerful lesson on what is possible. i'll be live from south korea as our military prepares for a potential north korea threat. >> "nbc nightly news" with lester holt, live from south korea. >>> finally tonight, is there any child who doesn't dream of owning and riding a bike? it is a milestone for most kids, except when families can't afford it. that was the case for many of the kids at a school in south carolina, until a first grade teacher had an idea. nbc's tammy lightner has the story. >> reporter: we all remember that feeling, the wind in your face, the thrill of the unknown, tasting freedom. for most kids, a bike is a rite of passage, but for these students at pepperhill elementa

was he under wallace simpson's spell?s he cozying up to hitler and a rising far right in britain? could he force a coup? in the end, the biggest bombshell? an intercepted call of edward telling his brother he'd take wallace over crown and country, and the rest is history. kellie coviaya, nbc news london. >>> up next, a teacher type 2 diabetes, listen up. we're not professional athletes. but that doesn't mean we're giving up. i'm in this for me. for me. along with diet and exercise, farxiga helps lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. lowering a1c by up to 1.2 points. do not take if allergic to farxiga. if you experience symptoms of a serious allergic reaction such as rash, swelling, difficulty breathing or swallowing, stop taking and seek medical help right away. do not take farxiga if you have severe kidney problems, are on dialysis, or have bladder cancer. tell your doctor right away if you have blood or red color in your urine or pain while you urinate. farxiga can cause serious side effects including dehydr

chris wallace is on deck on what i call the trump pace. it's back. that's coming up on the fox news deck when we continue. jack knocked over a candlestick, onto the shag carpeting... ...and his pants ignited into flames, causing him to stop, drop and roll. luckily jack recently had geico help him with renters insurance. because all his belongings went up in flames. jack got full replacement and now has new pants he ordered from banana republic. visit geico.com and see how affordable renters insurance can be. >> the president signed the new executive order of the department of the treasury. after that, he made comments to reporters on his way back to the white house. we're awaiting the video. a lot to talk about. healthcare, government funding. great topics for chris wallace in washington d.c., anchor of "fox news sunday." how are you, chris? >> business is good, bill. sunday we'll have an exclusive interview with mick mulvaney. a lot to talk about. >> we might be interrupted if that tape comes out. >> okay. >> we call at this time trump pace. he's ta

let's bring in "fox news sunday" chris wallace. he does have a fascination with the election and almost can't believe he won. >> it is interesting. he brought it up again when he talked to the nra this afternoon. one, i think he may still be surprised by it. you know, i think there's a certain sensitivity there that this continuing talk, whether it's about russia or stolen votes or whatever, as to whether or not he's the legitimate president. he seems to be the only person that still has any doubts about that, except for the real haters. so i don't know why he keeps bringing it up. i don't know. i wouldn't mind one of those maps. it would be fun to see. >> jon: the wallace electoral victory. he seemed whiskful about his old life. i'll play you part of that. >> and while i had little privacy in my old life because i've been famous a long time, i really -- this is much less privacy than i've ever seen before. this is something -- something that is amazing. at the same time, you're really into your own little cocoon. you have massive

have a nice rest of your weekend. ♪ ♪ chris: i'm chris wallace.p races toward the first 100-day mark, he looks for a big win on obamacare and the keep the government running. >> the plan gets better and better and better, and it's gotten really, really good. i think we want the keep the government open, don't you agree? chris: could demands for border wall funding and other trump priorities derail talks with democrats and force a government shutdown? we'll talk with white house budget director mick mulvaney about the budget deadline and a new push for repeal and replace. it's a " fox news sunday" exclusive.

news 4 sports george wallace joining us today in the newsroom with much more on how they did it. george, good to see you. >> yeah. no better way to start the playoffs, especially because you work allea advantage in the postseason. and the wizards have that in the first round. after watching last year's playoffs at home, wizards are back. today was worth the wait. >> fans pumped for the first ever game one play-off series at verizon center f you want to know why the wizards won the game, it was the play in the third quarter. especially john wall. after trailing at the half, wall takes over. he works his way inside for the hoop. he's fouls. gives wizards a 13 point lead. law was scoring and hustling, too. second night. the hawks bench going after the loose ball. wizards take game one. 114-107 over the hawks. we'll hear from the victorious locker room later in sports and we'll show you how about brice harper's heroics on this easter sunday. from the newsroom, george wallace, news 4 sports. >> the pope c mass at the vatican this morning with tens of thousands of worshippers. the east

i'm chris wallace, north korea defies the world with a missile test that explodes just after lunch.ump shows a new willingness to project u.s. force. >> north korea is a problem, the problem will be taken care of. >> chris: we will report from pyongyang as the regime celebrates the birthday of its late founder with a military display. and vice president pence visits south korea amid growing tensions. then, dozens of isa spiders are killed as the military unleashes the mother of all bombs in afghanistan. >> really another successful job. we are very, very proud of our military. we will discuss

fox news sunday with chris wallace coming up next, we will see back >> chris: i'm chris wallace.president trump raises towards the first 100 day mark he looks for a big win on obamacare and to keep the government running. prismatic it gets better and better and better and it's gotten really, really good. i think we want to keep the government open, don't you agre agree? >> chris: 's demands for border wall funding and other trump priorities derailed trump with democrats and force a government shutdown. it will with the white house budget director mick mulvaney about the budget deadline and a new push for a repeal and replace. it's a "fox news sunday" exclusive. then, as congress returns to a packed agenda, are some

writer, youery good also did david foster wallace. the challenge there was?: obviously he spoke with you, and -- an interview i admire. , there was adapting a desire to get things right. case, davidin that lipsky, a stranger to david foster wallace, had written about his subjective experience in his company as someone who admired, from a place of insecurity, fear him a little. understoodr wallace the game being played because he wrote the exact sort of profile david lipsky did. it was like they were performing for each other. thanas a little younger the other but perhaps one of the life the other person had. onrlie: i get more comments that interview, it is in the top five of 25 years doing this program. the top five, maybe because of what he meant to them. maybe because he did so few interviews. james: having watched that interview 50 times, what strikes me, you seem to get along so well. at a certain point he begins talking about movies. he was reviewing the film. seems to be a moment of recognition, and my just about to critique the movie? he is a tough re

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and david foster wallace understood the exact game being played because he wrote the same profile.it was two people performing for each other and one was younger than the other but perhaps wanted the life the other person had. >> charlie: i get more comments on that interview. of the interviews i've did in in 25 years one of the top five maybe because of what he meant to people and maybe because he did so few interviews. >> having watched that interview 50 times probably what strikes me is you guys seem to get along so well and at a certain point he just starts talking about movies. he's talking about shine reviewing a film and there seems to be a recognition am i about to critique the movie, oh, hell and then becomes conscious and apologizes and you seem to admire the quite of his mind that is wonderful to watch. >> charlie: much success. >> thank you very much. >> charlie: thank you for joining us. see you next time. >> that's where the rest of it will be. >> the rest of what? >> the rest of it all. it's just the start. the plan is to have everything recorded, seen, broadcast, st

let's turn to chris wallace. a lot going on at the u.n. >> well, a lot is going on with the trump foreign policy. think about what a dramatic statement this is. this is a president who ran saying he wasn't going to get involved and this is a president trying to reach out and create a new relationship with the kremlin. over the course of the last 24, 48 hours, all that has gone out the window. this is a president who is involved in setting a very bright -- yes, i'll use the expression red line in syria -- about the behavior of assad and his secretary of state and u.n. ambassador have taken on russia and talked about their involvement and complicity with the al-assad regime and attacks on civilians, a dramatic turn-around in trump foreign policy this week. >> shepard: have you learned anything about the next steps? the if then possibility. if assad carries out another attack like this, then what? >> i'm told there's quite a split. i'm told by a top u.s. official, there's quite a split inside the trump administratio

was he under wallace simpson's spell? was he cozying up to hitler and a rising far right in britain? could he force a coup? but in the end, the biggest bombshell? an intercepted call, telling his brother he'd take wallace over crown and country. and the rest is history. >> what a story, that's for sure. >> let's check in with sports right now. >> a look at the giants dramatic opening day. >> hey, guys, here in the nbc sports newsroom, the legend of madison bumgarner continues to grow. he topped five perfect innings and hit two home runs. so what was wrong with the giants on opening day? well, we'll tell you, next in sports. live-stream your favorite sport at the airport. binge dvr'd shows while painting your toes. on demand laughs during long bubble baths. tv everywhere is awesome. the all-new xfinity stream app. xfinity. the future of awesome. you feel every mountain we've ever conquered. in our sports cars, you feel every podium we've ever climbed. and now, they've come together to create something you've never felt bef

chris: i'm chris wallace.tigation into links between the trump campaign and russia get sidetracked by questions of whether a committee chair is working to help the white house. ♪ ♪ >> there's no question that there is a cloud over the investigation. >> what occurred between chairman nuÑes and coming here was both routine and proper. >> it's very mist rouse to me, though, why all of a sudden general flynn is out there saying he wants immunity. i don't think congress should give him immunity. chris: the latest on what the president calls a witch haunt and what some democrats are calling a cover-up when we sit down with senate majority leader mitch mcconnell.

with me now is arturo wallace from bbc mundo. he's also a former colombia correspondent.g with us. do we have yet an accurate sense of the scale of this disaster? the latest figures are 254 people dead, more than 200 still missing, and everybody expects that that total will rise in the next few hours. of course, it is massive. there are several neighbourhoods in macoa, which is nearly 50,000 people, the town com pletely nearly 50,000 people, the town completely destroyed. there were locals are saying that it felt like the sea had come. it was three rivers that overflowed but it was like the sea came and completely destroyed big parts of the city so, sadly, the number of fatalities will certainly rise and the government is already saying this is a historic tragedy. what about the provision for emergency help in colombia? is quite good? yes, they do have experience and the means but the problem is that mocoa is a very remote region and is difficult to access, especially in this rainy season. roads are not very good so everything has to be transported by airand that everythi

we're talking about not just the bubba wallace got so much attention but increasing deportation agents, increasing detention numbers and the only discussion for this is to fulfill a campaign promise that he wants to deport these individuals even though some ofv them are going to end up being people that lived in the trade t for a long time, that a family, that have ties to the united states and, in fact, if you look at across the country americans want those were undocumented or living there peacefully, contributing, to be able to stay in the united states. >> host: if someone is swept up what recourse do they have? >> guest: they should have aest: fair opportunity to get a hearing in front of the immigration judge before they are removed. many of these people might have claims for a silent or for other legal status here in the united states. one concern is the real erosion of constitutional protection such as fundamental to process, the lack of opportunity to come before a judge, lack of opportunity to have a lawyer help you in your case. in fact, there's a recent case that is of grea

security cameras show wallace arriving home with a sidekick, carlos ortiz.t home yet, but when he returns after 1:00 a.m., the same security system records him walking with what appears to be a gun. >> in this photo, we can begin to see the outline of the firearm. >> at 1:12 a.m. cameras on the driveway pick up the men driving away in a rented nissan altima. at 2:10 a.m., they're heading toward odin lloyd's house when they stop at a gas station. >> he went to buy gum. >> blue cotton candy gum. 20 minutes later odin lloyd's sister shaquilla sees the altima pull up in front of their home. >> the car pulled up in the driveway. >> at that time did your brother get in the car? >> yes. >> cell towers and a toll booth camera track the car as it travels toward a secluded area of an industrial park. at 3:22 a.m., lloyd's sister gets a final text from him telling her he's with nfl, just so you know. >> him telling shaquilla that is him telling her he's in trouble and if anything happened to him, this is who we're supposed to look to. >> but the judge disagrees. ruling

the book about vanderbilt alumni , perry wallace and race and sports that have become the freshman book reading for the second straight year. our other conversation partner will be professor thomas schwartz. he's professor of history and political science at vanderbilt university educated at columbia, oxford and harvard universities, he is the author of the book, america's germany: john j mccoy and the federal republic of germany, and lyndon johnson in europe: in the shadow of vietnam. with matthias scholz, the edited volume the strained alliance, your s european relations in the 1970s. sports has received fellowship with the german historical institute, the norwegian noble institute, the woodrow wilson center and the social science research center. he served on the historical advisory committee of the department of state and was the president of the society of historians of american foreign relations. he is currently finishing a biographer study on former secretary of state, and reconsider. with all of the overlapping interests and expertise, i'm sure you'll join me in welcoming our di

mcmaster with chris wallace. those full interviews coming up right after this show, 2:00 p.m. right here on the fox news channel. tomorrow night, you won't want to miss the two new shows at 5:00 p.m. the fox news specialist with eric boling, ebony williams and stick around for our good friend and colleague, martha mccollum who has the story after the first 100 days. 7:00 p.m. eastern right here. transfer at least five people died in more than 50 people are injured after tornadoes ripped through parts of east texas overnight. the tree or center had been set up at a local high school to help emergency crews still in the area. one twister stretched half a mile wide, flipping cars, uprooting trees and flattening at least two homes. in arkansas, one person died after retrieved blue into her home. causing major flooding statewide. at one point, 80,000 people were without power. meteorologist adam klotz tracking all of these storms. any relief in sight? hard wea folks. reporter: it really is. we are sticking with it through the rest of the week. today a very active system. really get

i'm nicole wallace. brian has the night. on it is day 97 of the trump administration and this white house is desperately seeking a win before that 100-day mark. what did they do? they roll out a tax plan. it drops the corporate tax rate to final%. the top tax rate to individuals drops to 35%. it also reduces the seven individual tax brackets to three. 10%, 25% and 35%. now democrats have repeatedly said that negotiations on tax reform will go nowhere until they see the president's tax returns. the administration pushed back on that today. >> will the president release his tax returns so that -- >> the president has released plenty of information and has given more financial disclosure than anybody else, i think the american population has plenty of information. >> right there. right there. other people have the right to ask questions. >> according to our estimations in the 2005 returns out there, getting rid of the alternative minimum tax would save him, he would only have paid $5.3 million in federal income taxes. so your r

taylor wallace. thanks for being with us. i love garlic. my husband hates it. people use it in the kitchen but it's not just good in the kitchen, is it? >> right. actually, garlic has been used for literally thousands of years because of its medicinal properties. high dose sum men sum men supplementation helps with age-related cognitive decline. >> and it can help you ward off other diseases? >> right. a new study actually showed that in people with the flu or a cold, that it reduced the severity and longevity of the symptoms imagine that five-day cold being reduced to 1.5 days. >> if you have the flu or cold and you were to take it that way, how do you take it? pills or chop up a clove and boil it in water? >> the actual compound is really formed when you chop or crush garlic. so if you're going to cook with it, you need to let the chopped garlic sit out for about half an hour. for cold and flu symptoms, take a supplement. that's the real higher dose, the extract of garlic. >> more highly concentrated. >> correct. >> and so the reason my husband hates it, it's

i'm chris wallace. and welcome to the third and final presidential debate.onight is going to be a lot like the third "lord of the rings" movie. you don't really want to watch, but, hey, you've come this far.

i'm chris wallace. and welcome to the third and final presidential debate.onight is going to be a lot like the third "lord of the rings" movie. you don't really want to watch,

so nixon could come across as sort of the candidate who believed in a lot of things that wallace dididn't have to say et because he could seem -- say it because he could seem like the moderate voice of reason. his campaign was very different from trump's, but both were aimed at this sense of resentment in the voters. >> there's a wonderful quote in your book describing richard nixon as going up the -- [inaudible] >> yeah. >> and that evokes so many different images, but i wanted to take you back to where that started. what his sense of insecurity, where that began and why, how it played out through his political life. >> yeah. i had a very hazy concept of nixon's childhood and his upbringing before i went into this. i sort of knew that he came from something of an impoverished home and that he had shown remarkable resilience and audacity in winning his race for congress and the race for senate in california. and they were clouded by allegations of red baiting, both the house and the senate race. and then, of course, there was the famous checker speech when he was picked by eisenhower

chris wallace, i thought we would start with the bigger picture here with washington. in the last ten days, they figured out a way to get on offense and finish out this first 100 days on a higher note. >> i agree. i do that find it funny that the president saying the first 100 days was an artificial deadline and why do we care about it? and he has done more than any president i've ever seen to try to put points on the board. pushing the health care vote, but having said that, there is a sense of activity. a sense of offense -- whether it is on trade, taxes, whether it is on north korea. and also, frankly, i don't think the president has been shooting himself in the foot with gettind off the track with tweets and things like that. i think it has been a pretty good couple of weeks. >> it's interesting, kimberly, i was thinking of things you could say as accomplishments. neil gorsuch -- putting him on the supreme court in the first 80 days was such a big accomplishment. because it was kind of -- it relatively easy to get it done, it's almost as if that huge accomplishment

. >> reporter: air-traffic controller rick wallace and. >> he's like may day mayday mayday. >> reporterour people on board, two of them children. >> mayday i just lost two of my engines. >> you use lose both engines it's happening fast. >> point me to the nearest airport i can get him in. >> i'm going to near roads. >> it makes your heart stop. >> reporter: wallace and his colleagues found a road. a goes to danville. you probably should be pretty close it. it runs east/westbound. >> reporter: then silence. >> you hear nothing. you see nothing. all you see is a target that is stopped in mid ai and you're not talking to anybody. >> the pilot found that road, a rough landing but everyone on boardwalked away. >> i was happy. very happy. >> reporter: proudly living up to their motto, we guide you home. in leesburg, virginia, kristen wright, news4. >> wow. it's a way for people to make extra money but the rules could be changing tonight. the battle between the city and short-term rentals like airbnb. >>> shocking scenes here on the streets of d.c. and around the d.c. metropolitan area as loca

we are going to start though with fox sunday host chris wallace, who is in washington. chris, it was interesting to watch rex tillerson there. he was poised. he was firm during the long questions, he didn't take notes, he answered straight off. i don't know if this is what everyone expected. you remember before saying that maybe he was an inexperienced diplomat. what did you think? >> let me say first of all, we may not have a cold war, but that room was pretty chilly today. these two men held a news conference for over half an hour and really didn't give an inch to each other, as you point out, secretary of state tillerson said relations are at a low point. he talked at one point about a steady degradation of relations. they were completely on opposite sides when it came to syria and assad's responsibility. i would have to say, i wouldn't give tillerson quite as strong as high grades as you apparently did, melissa. i thought you could see a contrast between sergi lavrov, who seemed very comfortable and completely unyielding, giving long complicated answers, in which he

leland: worth checking out chris wallace's interview with h.r. mcmaster as usual. punches including a very important question about mr. bennett's role in the administration. stay tuned right after this show for "fox news sunday" 2:00 p.m. eastern and then again tonight right here on the fox news channel. elizabeth: an update on the terror attack in spain on friday. prosecution spokeswoman says the second person is under arrest for being suspect that of a terrorist event a murderer. over the weekend, authorities arrested a 39-year-old man from kazan. five other people are also in police custody for questioning. meanwhile, mourners at stockholm continued far as a makeshift memorials. where people died when a stolen truck plowed into a crowd of shoppers or 15 others are still recovering from their injuries. in neighboring norway, a 17-year-old asylum seeker from russia is under arrest after next list of devices found you a very busy subway station. police defused the device before it detonated. are we security service chief says the team may be part of extreme islam i

chris wallace sitting down for an exclusive interview with national security advisor, general mc masters> look forward to both of those, he had on secretary tillerson's trip to moscow, allegation the russia's meddling continue to dog the white house and the kremlin. rigid joining us from dc where he is following it all especially the way it turned on capitol hill. >> the investigations have become controversial. house intelligence to many chairman devon nunez is recusing himself from the committee investigation into russian interference in the us presidential election. he announced he would step aside from the panel investigation into russia's efforts to disrupt the election because of an ethics investigation into whether he made unauthorized disclosures of classified information. nunez combat investigation politically motivated and defended his conduct. >> why did you step aside from the panel? >> i already gave a statement on it. it is temporary and i expect this to get them quickly. >> you stand by the idea you did nothing wrong? >> that is right. >> if you have done nothing wrong, wh

we'll here from general jack keane and chris wallace. the president is monitoring the aftermath. reaction from around the world and hear what lawmakers from both sides have to say. two other major

chris: i'm chris wallace.nvestigation into links between the trump campaign and russia get sidetracked by questions of whether a committee chair is working to help the white house. ♪ ♪ >> there's no question that there is a cloud over the investigation. >> what occurred between chairman nuÑes and coming here was both routine and proper. >> it's very mist rouse to me, though, why all of a sudden general flynn is out there saying he wants immunity. i don't think congress should give him immunity. chris: the latest on what the president calls a witch haunt and what some democrats are calling a cover-up when we sit down with senate majority leader mitcmc

heather wallace's father died a week ago after a six-month battle with colon cancer.le she was in a restaurant in temescal, someone stole her father's financial and legal paperwork as well as memory cards with every photo she had ever taken of her dad. >> he asked me to put together a video stream to play on his computer so he could have pictures as he was declining in health. so all of that was stolen. >> oakland police have told wallace they have no leads yet but her friends are pitching in by putting up flyers throughout temescal. >>> a warning for drivers highway 101. part of it is closed because of a landslide. >> run, oh, my god, holy cow! >> it came crashing down yesterday near leggett hours after caltrans reopened the road from another mudslide. no word yet when it will be cleaned up. as roberta says, look at that. would you look that the? >> we're already off to just a dramatic start not only with our landslides this year, we have had so many around the state of california but now we're looking at tornadoes in other parts of the country. i was just online and

wallace he is said here.ot of people here care about making it a better country and if you do not get involved, it will be done by other people. revelatory environment for banks, not just us, i go to people, groups like this in any city, i get an earful about regulations unrelated to banks. it is a serious issue about regulatory burden on the economy. i come down and do the best i can, it is my job to deal with regulators and politicians and policy issues. as a business person, the interest of the country should be put before the interest of the industry or your company. if businesses are coming down and asking for the one little thing that helps them, i fear for stories, do what is right for the country, your business will be fine and better off if the country is strong. business has to be careful. it is too self-serving. that does not appeal to the american public and does not help politicians get things done . if earned income tax credit, taxing your carried interest a little bit would be good things for a

we want to bring in sunday host chris wallace.awk missiles and built up from core trump supporters that you're kicking bannon out and you're listening to the wrong people including the business leaders. chris: well, i'm not entirely sure of that. i think in the end the president sinks or swims with a lot of core supporters in the issue of economy and getting jobs back for american workers, particularly in rural areas, particularly in the rust belt and, look, president trump tried it, bannon way with the obamacare repeal and replace and that didn't go anywhere and i think this is a president who is looking for success, looking for deals and if one strategy didn't work, he's looking another way. meanwhile, clearly it's so interesting to watch in washington to see people annoyed it. it was all about steve bannon. made cover of time magazine which was not particularly helpful in terms of the standing with the president who counts the number of times he's been on the cover of time magazine, but right now the it boy in this administrati

there's wallace creek out there fabulous place. it's very much in the middle of nowhere. still worth the drive. >>> we have high clouds. 68 for concord. livermore 66 and in santa rosa, 65 degrees. cloudy with showers for easter. temperatures will be only in the low 60s tomorrow. the numbers come down and so does the rain. not a lot .f you're in the east bay -- if you're a little bit inland, you might not get any of the showers moving in until a bit later in the day. in general, tomorrow morning we'll start out with mostly cloudy conditions. a few showers by the coastline. as the day moves on, the showers come down. not a huge amount of rain. maybe a third of an inch to two- thirds of an inch. easter looks west. farther south you go, better chance you'll get wet. the low works its way toward the coastline. we'll get a little wet. the clouds increase at 2:00 in the morning. and then the day goes on, here's 7:00 in the morning. nothing yet. 8:00, 9:00, 10:00 in the morning and the showers begin. and here's tomorrow afternoon about 5:00. if you're destined to do something bef

>> jesus. >> one can only hope. >> wallace later apologized for his remarks. then in 2011, tucker carlson, the inheriter, fox's bill o'reilly time slot also had to apologize after tweeting with sara palin. and in a prime example of the kind of comment that allegedly made roger ails, the former fox news chairman, there is this 2011 quote. i hired sarah palin because she was hot and got ratings. all of which kind of makes you wonder whether the time for news goes beyond what's on at 8:00 p.m. ly i'm going to come to you first because it isn't over. we've got a culture at fox news that clearly goes beyond bill o'reilly, no? >> yes. and as you pointed out, joy, this is a systemic problem at fox news that was created by roger ails over more than two decades and overnight i reported on pending litigation that's going to be filed next week by seven more african-american employees at fox news who are claiming racial discrimination. they describe horrific acts of racial discrimination in which black employees were forced to arm wrestle for the entertainment of white em

and nicolle wallace, i happen to know there are a lot of flights from detroit to new york. i take them all the time. get on one of them. i miss you here in the studio. >> i'm on my way. >> i know you're out with the constituents. appreciate you joining us tonight. >> thank you. >> we'll take your next break with thanks to both of our guests. you knew what i meant. >>> coming up, a member of congress who has more reason than most to be following this threat from north korea very closely, when "the 11th hour" continues. this is how i dress to get a mortgage. i just go to lendingtree. i calculate how much home i can afford. i get multiple offers to compare side by side. and the best part is... the banks come crawling to me. everything you need to get a better mortgage. clothing optional. lendingtree, when banks compete, you win. okay! ...awkward. >>> welcome back to "the 11th hour." at this point we want to bring congressman adam smith into our conversation. he is a democrat from washington state who represents an area between seattle and tacoma. and he is notably the ranking

figure head of the striks as president trump has and not to cast aspersions to josh earnest or nicolle wallacey else who occupied that role. but so peoppeople are so fascin with the administration that they want to hear everything and sean spicer is trying to explain policy, trying to defend decisions, and he does as good of a job as he last done so far. we decided that we should take a look back at the last 100 days and see how sean spicer has done, his highs and lows. and here's what we found. >> reporter: it was rocky start for the new white house press secretary. >> this was the largest audience to ever witness an inauguration, period. >> reporter: berating reporters and clearly mis125i9ing the size of donald trump's inauguration. >> these attempts to lessen the enthusiasm of the inauguration are shameful and wrong. >> reporter: sean spicer may have the toughest job in washington. speaking for a president who insiders say demands loyalty over all else. >> items 's an honor do this. yes, i believe that we have to be honest with the american ople. i think sometimes we can disagree with the f

i'm nicole wallace. bryan has the night off.t's day 97 of the trump administration and this white house is desperately seeking a win before the 100-day mark. the plan drops the corporate tax rate to 15%. the top tax rate for individuals drops to 35%. it also reduces the seven current individual tax brackets to three. 10% -- now, democrats have repeatedly said negotiations on tax reform will go nowhere until they see the president's tax returns. >> will the president release his tax returns so that -- >> the president has no intention. the president has released plenty of information and i think has given more financial disclosure and plenty of information on -- right there. excuse me. other people have the right to ask questions. >> you may not have seen the president's tax returns, but according to our estimations, getting rid of the alternative minimum tax rates, he would only have paid 5.3 million in federal income taxes. so your response to critics who say a lot of what you have presented could help the president or his own

. >> so, with that as the backdrop let's bring in tonight's panel, micolle wallace returns to us after her travels across this country talking to trump voters. nicole of course is the former white house communications director for bush 43 and a senior member of the mccain/palin campaign. we are happy to welcome pull lizzer prize winning columnist george will. welcome to you both. nicole i'll begin with you. when the president says, this is my own notes from the live broadcast this afternoon, we are in very good shape where now, is concerned. and about the unstability -- instability of the leader, hopefully that will be something that gets taken care of, what does he mean? >> i watched your live coverage of the event. and i -- i wasn't on tv but i was watching and i wrote down the very same thing. very good shape, what is he talking about? that certainly isn't how most people describe where we are vis-a-vis north korea. what does he mean? that's the million dollar question that takes more than the hour that we have here. i think the debate that's underway in the press and in private is

nicole wallace is still with us in new york and joining our conversation.ociated press reporter vivian salaama thank you all for being here. nicole, first of all, the attorney general should go out there, it's fantastic. and there are many islands, each one more beautiful than the next. >> yeah. where to start. >> what's behind that? america first has to mean all 50 states for starters. >> yeah, you would think. actually vice president cheney spent his final day campaigning for re-election in the great state of hawaii. so it's important and well known across the republican party and across the country. but this wasn't just an insult against a beautiful, beautiful state, this is part of an ongoing war against the judiciary. which the trump team is openly engaged in, and which alarms even -- you know, george will was just talking about neil gorsuch, the sort of one clear accomplishment of the trump presidency so far in the eyes of many conservatives. but even neil gorsuch talked about how concerned and upset he was by this president's attack on the judiciary.

george wallace standing by at the live desk. darcy spencer outside the live certainty and carol mosley inside talking to the players. >> ugly? >> one way to put it, the caps getting embarrassed on home ice tonight. >> good evening. >> you just a saw the disappointing finish on nbc4. disappointing, i'd use other words and sure our fans are. george at the live desk. >> the team down zip, where do they go from here? >> they've certainly dug themselves a big hole and have to win 4 of 5 if they want to advance in this series. they let the visitors dictate the first two games of this series and did so in a big way tonight. alex ovechkin heartbreak at the hands of the penguins before and things not looking good once again. taking a 3-1 lead, braden holtby, everything going for the caps gives up three goals on 14 shots. that's not good enough. he is pulled from the game. caps drop 6-2 the final, trail the series, 2-0 and, oh, yeah, they have go to pittsburgh for game number three. does not get any easier. to the verizon center for more

i'm chris wallace. and welcome to the third and final presidential debate.ight is going to be a lot like the third "lord of the rings" movie. you don't really want to watch, buey now let's welcome the candidat -- donald j. trump and secretary hillary clinton. [ cheers and applause ] >> hi! how are you? hello, chris. thank you for having me. in the first debate, i set the table. in the second debate, i fired up the grill. and tonight... i feast. >> chris, i'm going to start this debate in the quietest voice possible. in the past, i have been big and loud. but tonight, i am a sweet little baby trump. >> that is good to hear. our first question is for you, and it is about reproductive rights.