tomorrow the president of the united states goes to walter reid medical center for his physical. >>> last thing before we go here this evening, i don't know if anyone has ever look forward for a physical. tomorrow the president of the united states goes to walter reid medical center for his physical. he predicted his results will be great. he took upon himself that if the results are not great, the market will go down. physicals don't get more physical or official than it is conducted. lets remember this is his personal physician back in new york. doctor harold boorstin who says about candidate trump. "if elected, mr. trump, i can state unequivocally, will be the healthiest individual ever elected to presidency." >> another drug for hair growth. we'll now conceivably learn of any new meds the president is taking. tomorrow's examination by the way will be performed by doctor ronnie jackson, he's the white house's physician. his title refers to only his rank in the u.s. navy, he previously serves as physician as to president obama and in light of speculation that the white house ma

. >>> president underwent his first medical checkup as president at walter reid military hospital today the president departing walter reid earlier on marine one and will spend weekend at mar lag owe in florida. president underwent a physical examin jackson a rear admiral in the navy who provided care for president obama. a detailed report of the exam is expect next week. >>> we have an important update about the flu it is now widespread across almost the entire country. take a look at this map from the centers for disease control. the brown shaded area, shows areas with widespread flu activity, pretty much the entire country hawaii the only state where it is not widespread right now. however, news is not all bad cdc says number of cases are no longer sky rocketing as they were in december. >>> have you heard of the tide pod challenge, on the healthwatch it is a new social media fan that has teens putting detergent pods in their mouths and posting thanou cannot make this up. health reporter stephanie stahl has more on arous trend. well, yeah it is dangerous. >> and crazy but they are do

he's 71-year-old and he'll be examined at walter reid medical center and president's aren't required to have a medical examination, but they have done so for years. the navy add moral who supervised the last -- >>> it's 4:17. time to check in with sal for traffic. >> why get up so early, you have good traffic. traffic on the 101 commute from gilroy to morgan hill and san jose. it does look pretty good as you drive into san jose. no major issues here and the south bay commute looks pretty good. we have a nice look at 280 in downtown san jose and it's nice. northbound 280 getting off to highway 17. bay bridge, this traffic is moving well, so we're two days away from that rain, and i can tell that now it has been gone for a while and roads dry and traffic light. no serious crashes out there to report. 4:18. let's bring steve in. >> thanku , sal. >> you're well. >> good morning, everybody. our power house low has moved off into arizona giving them rain. we'll show you that in a second. a lot of cloud cover spilling over the ridge if you will. and that's going to allow for a mostly clou

ronnie jackson as he left walter reid medical center. dr. jackson said the exam went well.e plans to hold a press conference on tuesday. >> if you plan to use i-95 in bucks county. there's an emergency lane closing this weekend, the right lane of i-95 southbound between darlington and corey road a mile southeast of the scutter falge t 8:00 p.m. it will remain closed until repairs are completed. they had to take the actions after the recent freeze and sickle damaged the pavement. >>> a 20-year-old florida man has come forward as the winner of the 451 million-dollar mega million jackpot. shane missileer says he plans to use the money to fulfill his passions and help humanity, he plans to take a lump come of $282 million. 20 years old. >> the flu outbreak has spread across the entire nation, what you need to know to protect yourself this season. >>> ice jams on the pittsburgh river raises concerns for flooding this weekend. >>> sky6 live hd showing you the glimpse of the girard point bridge. meteorologist chris sowers tracking the forecast. he said that warmup we got yesterday

ayent's physical will take place at walter reid medical center in maryland.ysician who also treated while in office will conduct exam and report the results, teslaims from the bail that raised concerns about president trump's healthl f president has licensing maintain he is healthy. >>> it didn't take long for author michael wolff new book to reach number one on sales lists. fire and fury inside trump white housew york times and amazon's seller list. a shortage of hard covered to the spike in book, says hard cover copies of the likely ship in to two to weeks. >>> dork granted citizenship to jewel january assange he sp years asylum at ecuador embassy. ecuador gave himsylum after he sought refuge in the embassy to avoidn for investigation sexual related crime. sweden dropped case but he has remain in thehe is still subject to arrest in britain for bail. ble u.s. extradition for his leaking of classified state departmentnts. >>> search and rescue crews progress after deadly, mud slide, and has and eighsing. correspondent chris martinez ha fromr: crews are workin

. >> reporter: ayman, later today, president trump will head to walter reid, his first physical exament. they will provide a statement on the president's health. >> that should happen later today, we are told. we will take president from reporters at a briefing next week. also today the president is facing a deadline to decide whether he will avoid recertifying the iran nuclear deal. the president heads to mar-a-lago later this afternoon. >> thanks to peter alexander for that report. later today the president of the church of the jesus christ of latter day saints will be laid to rest. tens of thousands are expected to attend today's funeral in salt lake city. he died at his home last week at the age of 90. >> all right. >> that does it for us for the friday morning. have a fantastic weekend. "morning joe" starts right now. >> i could be more presidential than anybody. >> it's shocking comments from president trump in the oval office. >> i know words. i have the best words. >> he attacked immigrants from africa and haiti using vulgar language as to describe their countries. >> the hai

what we know tonight about the president's visit to walter reid today for his first official physicalall of it as "the 11th hour" gets under way on a friday night. good evening once again from our nbc news headquarters here in new york. day 358 of the trump administration, and the end of another rocky week for the president. he arrived at mar-a-lago in florida just a few hours ago, hours after his medical exam and still surrounded really by the fallout from the profane a

it was done at walter reid medical center.ant today provide the public with a update of the president's current health status and make sures he continues to enjoy the benefits of good health. it is based on health screening. with his consent i release the following health information. vitals as follows. age 71 years. weight 239 pounds, resting heart right 168. 99% on room air. temperature was 98.4. physical examination by system to include any studies done by system, eyes, the president's uncorrected visual acuity is 20/30 bilaterally. his interocular pressures normal, and no ocular pathology was discovered. head, ears, nose, threat, normal example. dental example, healthy teeth and gums. neck was a normal thyroid example. his lungs were clear, a screening low dose of the chest showed no pulmonary -- no murmurs or abnormal heart sounds noted. no other significant findings. he had a echocardiogram done. a fraction of 60 to 65%, normal left ventricular chamber size and fitness. valves were all normal. he has an exercise stress c

quote, the president's physical exam today at walter reid medical center went exceptionally well. the president is in excellent health and i look forward to briefing some of the details on tuesday. and then right at the end of that statement from the white house they put his name on it. dr. ronnie jackson. you know what? i'm going to go out on a limb here and raise the possibility this statement was not written by the white house physician, dr. ronnie jackson and i won't say that because of how exceptionally well the president's physical went or how excellent his health is. i'm not basing my skepticism on the trumpness of the statement itself. the reason i think this might not have actually been written by dr. ronnie jackson is because that is not how you spell ronnie jackson. either the white house physician today suddenly lost the ability to correctly spell his own name in which case he shouldn't be anybody's doctor today, let alone the president's or alternatively, the white house put out this statement today as if it was from him but actually it's their statement, they tried t

what we know tonight about the president's visit to walter reid today for his first official physical as president. all of it as "the 11th hour" gets under way on a friday night. good evening once again from our nbc news headquarters here in new york. day 358 of the trump administration, and the end of another rocky week for the president. he arrived at mar-a-lago in florida just a few hours ago, hours after his medical exam and still surrounded really by the fallout from the profane and racist quotes attributed to him about the people of africa and haiti. the only public event on today's schedule, the signing of a proclamation to honor reverend dr. martin luther king jr. here's how it ended. >> mr. president, will you give a statement about your comment yesterday? >> mr. president, did you refer to train nations -- >> mr. president, are you a racist? >> mr. president -- >> mr. president will you respond to these serious questions about your statement, sir? >> no. >> we're talking to the president, not you, sir. >> mr. president, are you a racist? >> and that's about how the day went.

tomorrow the president of the united states goes to walter reid medical center for his physical. he already predicted his results will be great. he took it upon himself to speculate if the results are not great, the market will go down. physicals don't get more physical or official than they conduct at walter reed. let's remember, this is his personal physician back in new york. dr. harold bornstein who said this about the health of then candidate donald trump. if elected, mr. trump, i can state will be the healthiest individual ever elected to the presidency. while that statement didn't quote any medical science, he did confirm that donald trump took a statin and a baby aspirin for heart health. another drug for rosatia and propecia for hair growth. we will now learn if the president is taking any new meds. tomorrow's examination will be performed by dr. ronnie jackson, the white house physician. his title of rear admiral refers only to his rank in the u.s. navy. he previously served as physician to president obama, and interestingly, in light of the speculation of late that the

staying in montgomery county police searching for 30-year-old powedo, from gaithersburg, he works at walter reid in bethesda and never showed up for work. >>> space x will test-fire the engines of the falcon heavy between 1:00 and 7:00 this afternoon and evening, space x hopes to launch on the first flight at the end of the month. >>> 5:15 on wednesday morning, gorgeous shot of the washington monument there just lit up. if you never seen the monuments at night. i highly recommend you do so. it is breath taking >> whole different experience. >> do that. at least just once. mike thomas, may be not a bad day to do it or night to do it because it is warmer than it has been in days past >> the warmest night will be tomorrow into friday. and friday into saturday won't be bad either, good days coming up. you'll need the umbrella as we head into the end of the week, seasonal temps should be dry, this morning we're starting out below freezing about everywhere, watch out for emptying yesterday because temps were in 50's to do refreezing on sidewalks and driveways, 31 degrees, in washington, manassas down

. >> reporter: now earlier today the president underwent a physical exam at the walter reid medical center just outside washington. the white house is expected to release a statement on the president's checkup. we have not received that yet. and brief reporters on all this next week. but across washington and across much of the world, there's less concern about the update on the president's health and more about the condition of his soul tonight. wolf? >> jim acosta at the white house, thank you. tonight the house democrats want to put their outrage on the president and his remarks on the official record. we'll bring in the congressional correspondent phil mattingly. there's a censure i take it in the works? >> reporter: that's exactly right. two are putting out a statement earlier today, wolf, saying they would introduce a resolution to censure the president for his remarks. now, keep in mind, this is not something republicans are likely to come along with. so it will be largely symbolic. but for democrats, it underscores the outrage with the reports of the comments, that the comments wer

president trump heading to walter reid military hospital later today for his first medical checkup asdent the fairly routine exam taking on outsized importance given the debate about his fitness for office trump has pushed back on that criticism, saying he is a, quote, stable genius >>> southern california authorities say the number of people missing after the mudslides is down to five. the number dropped because people were located, but it could continue to fluctuate greatly. the number of confirmed fatalities remains at 17 >>> china reporting its trade with north korea shrank 50% in december from a year earlier, as it tightened sanctions against pyongyang. china's custom agency says imports from north korea shrank 82%. >>> and google deleted 60 kid-themed apps from google play app store after security firm checkpoint found they contained malware that could display pornographic material. the malware could also trick users installing fake security apps or induce them to sign up for premium services >>> you are up to date this hour, back downtown to "squawk alley. carl, back to you. >>

>> actually through walter reid.id and held it together and saw so much suffering and also saw a lot of mow tension and that's the thing that caught my attention i called my wife and said we need to refocus the foundation on wounded veterans and that's exactly what we did. >> what do you see about the music landscape which right with streaming? how has it changed from the '80s to what you see now, better, worse? >> that's a really good question music these days for us has become more of a calling card for, you know, to preempt playing live shows obviously there's technology that is moving in a direction to favor us, but it's still not quite there, but i -- i see it coming around. >> how come when i go on spotify i can't get so many of your most popular songs? >> that's another good question. our record company finally came to the table, and we sorted out the digital rights and i hope that that will be available soon. >> what's behind the scenes? are you allowed to talk about any of that? >> not really. >> no. >> that

on friday the president received his first physical at walter reid military hospital since taking officethe otherwise routine examination coincided with recent questions about mr. trump's physical and mental fitness for office. >>> breaking overnight, a man is now in custody after he allegedly made threats aboard a greyhound bus traveling from milwaukee to chicago. police stopped the bus by flattening its tires with spikes spread across interstate 94 at the illinois border. about 40 passengers were on board the bus. they were transferred to another bus to complete the trip. no one was injured. >>> winter returns with a vengeance for millions of americans today. arctic air mass will send temperatures plunging nearly 20 to 40 degrees from the great lakes to the gulf coast. a mix of snow and freezing rain, reduced visibility and iced-over roads in tennessee and kentucky on friday forcing at least two tractor-trailer trucks to jackknife. police responded to more than 100 crashes in memphis alone. tony dokoupil reports. >> reporter: spring like weather following the recent arctic blast was sh

the president had a three-hour exam at the walter reid military center. we'll get a greater level of granularity this afternoon. we'll probably learn what his cholesterol level is at the very least. >> bill: byron york, good day to you there in washington you make the case that we're sailing in new waters on this budget matter. because it is democrats pushing for a possible shutdown. how does that change anything? >> if you talk to republicans at any time over the past few years they'd tell you they believe in one thing, which is republicans always lose government shutdown fights. and they believe that because they lost big ones in 1995 and in 2013. those times they tried to attach their own spending and policy demands onto legislation that was required to keep the government running. and it appeared that they were holding the whole government hostage to their particular policy demands. now what we have is democrats saying that they will stand in the way of funding the government unless their policy demands, which is legalization for daca recipients, is g