. >> oak harbor, washington washington a navy pilot built his own backyard thrill ride.for a trip to disney. instead he spent about $1000 to build a backyard roller coaster. he got help from a retired boeing engineer. the the ride is for his family, mainly his son wyatt said he can feel like a kid again. why it just became the most popular kid in the entire neighborhood. >> elizabeth: i don't know if my a lot my husband to see that he might try to build one. that's a kids tree. >> leland: there's going to be a lot of kids coming to his birthday party. even as a go pro camera on there so they can relive it again. two hours went as fast as that roller coaster ride. >> elizabeth: stay tuned here, it's can stories are continuing to develop. >> leland: there might be more developments tomorrow morning. we'll see if the president tweets again. we'll see you back here at one eastern tomorrow. more news. more news starts from new york right now. >> explosive accusation from president john claiming president obama attacked tapped his phone at trump tower during the campaign. bran

a navy pilot in washington state may be father of the year. >> you have to check out his backyard projecthe made for his 3-year-old son. >> whoa! >> scott was just going to make any old tree house in his backyard for his son, but then he decided to go bigger to build this complex roller coaster instead after they went to disneyland. he spent three months designing and building this ride and he had the help of a retired boeing engineer who had published books about building backyard roler costers. it cost him about $1,000 to build. the tracks are made with pvc pipe and 2 x 4s. >> it looks so good. >>> a warning this morning. >>> also, success too much of a good thing for a tack ri yeah boasting the best tacos in the bay area. >>> age is nothing but a number. meet the great granny who proves your never too old to shake it on the dance floor or just in the doorway. but first, this morning's "tech bytes." >> in today's "tech bytes," the next big thing in gaming is here. >> it's the nintendo switch. gamers waited in long lines for days to get their hands on the console. the switch's skroer maj

. >>> well, a navy pilot in washington state wins the award for dad of the year. you were close, though. >> not anywhere near this guy. he made a roller coaster for his 3-year-old son. check it out. >> we just decided to go for it. if it was a complete failure, then that's what it was, but it was a fun project. i mean what kids don't like coasters, right? >> scott brazelton says because he's in the military he's away from home a lot and this project was a way to bring him closer to his son and spend more time with him when he does get home. [ screaming ] yes! >> scott was planning to build his son, wyatt, a tree house but changed his mind after a trip to disneyland. he spent three months building this thing. >> he had help from an engineer. the tracks are made from mostly pvc pipes and 2 x 4s to put together. >> it cost about $1,000 to build which is a bargain at twice the price. >> of course when friends come over, they have to sign a waiver or something, right? >> world news tonight is coming up next. >> for all of us here, we appreciate your time. >> have a gre

. >>> navy pilot in washington state may be father of the year. project he made for 3-year-old son. scott was planning to build his son wyatt a treehouse in backyard, decided on this complex rollercoaster instead after a trip to disneyland, spent three months building it under the guidance of retired engineer who published books about back yard coasters. made with pvc pipe and two by fours put together. >>> solar ellipse from space. european space agency's spacecraft. moon passing over the sun. wasn't total eclipse but centered to create a ring of fire. probe's task is stare at sun so we don't have to. >>> will we see the sun? >> peek-a-boo but most of the time showers and clouds. east bay hills camera. sun down at 6:04 and stunner tonight. quite a bit of cloud cover and soon a storm moving in. light system, level one on the impact scale. gusty winds. snow level 2,000 to 3,000 feet. meaning snow capped mounts and maybe thunder with hail. light showers tomorrow morning, carrying over into late morning or early afternoon. more organized in evening h

navy corruption case. those are some of the headlines on the "morning news" stand. the "washingtonports the indictment of an admiral and others in the navy's fat leopard bribery case. they're accused of accepting gifts and bribes from a contractors. they admit to defrauding the navy of -- fat leonard admits to defrauding the navy of tens of millions of dollars. >>> "the seattle times" says more mexican tourists are choosing canada instead of the u.s. canada had 70% more mexican visitors in of all months, december, than in the same month in 2015. tourists say they're offended by president trump's hoss tiltd toward mexico. >>> the u.s. coast says the prime minister of canada will attend a broadway musical tonight. it's about welcoming passengers after being stranded. >>> the "oregonian" shows them patching potholes. their facebook page wants to show that all an arthists are not destructive. >>> still ahead, family guy. we'll show you a man who became an internet sensation after her kids' interruption. >> now she wants to talk to you. do you want me to bring her in? at air wick we kno

heather: upgrade the gillick navy seal in yemen, washington made no bad decisions here. to >> we did an exhaustive actor action view on this, had a good understanding what happened on this objective and we have pooled lessons learned and we will apply in future operations. heather: they are calling for end to investigations into the january mission it revealed the us gained valuable information on al qaeda militants during that raid, some lawmakers questioned the mission and what it accomplished from the onset. the first military rate authorized by president trump, the president on radio's wife at the first congressional address. abby: five states resisting the immigration order following hawaii, washington state, oregon, minnesota, new york, massachusetts asking courts to block the travel ban and they claim it is unconstitutional. the order bars new visas for people from six muslim countries, it goes into effect next thursday. heather: two terms is california governor arnold schwarzenegger could make a return to politics. >> i will be back. >> he is considering a third-

. >>> a navy pilot from washington state might be the father of year. this rollercoaster in the backyard for his son wyatt. he spent three months designing and building the ride with a retired boeing engineer. father of the year, he's got it. look at that, he said the project was a way to spent quality time with his family and build something fun. hi hey i'll take one of those new fast play games. oh, you ready for a rush? uh, sure! ♪ i'm pretty excited for you right now. ♪ fast play is the new way to play fast and win instantly from the pennsylvania lottery. pick a game, get your ticket and see if you've won. i won! fast play, please! fast play. play fast. win instantly. did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's 10 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to internet speeds up to 150 mbps. and add phone and tv for only $34.90 more a month. call today. comcast business. built for

. >>> a navy pilot in washington state may be the father of the year.ackyard project he made for his 3-year-old son. >> again! >> that is cool. >> look at that! scott brazelton was planning to build a tree house in their backyard but he decided to build this complex roller coaster instead after a trip to disn disneyland. >> he spent three months designing and building it. it cost him about $1,000 to build. the tracks are made with mostly pvp pipe and two 2 x 4s put together. >>> forget calling or texting. very soon some select pizza hut customers will have their own special way to order a pie during the upcoming ncaa basketball tournament. the restaurant chain has produced 64 pairs of these sneakers. each will allow the wearer to order by pressing a button on the shoe's tongue. bluetooth technology and geo location will pinpoint where to deliver the food. the shoes will be handed out as part of a promotion but some may be made available to the public. >>> here's a treat, a solar eclipse seen from space. this video was taken from the european space agenc

a navy pilot in washington state may become father of the year. >> you got to see his backyard projecthe built for his 3-year-old son. look at this. scott brazelton was planning to build any old tree house but he was inspired after coming back from disneyland and decided to try to build this complex roller coaster instead. it took him three months and he had the guidance of a retired engineer who has published books about backyard coasters. it cost him about $1,000 to build, but he tricked it out. it's made out of pvc pipe and 2 x 4s put together but it is gorgeous. >> something i'm realizing. it's the colors, i believe, of the gadget go coaster located in mickey's toon town in disneyland. >> that's a deep cut. >> the fact that i know that off the top of my head is scary. >>> a plan to revamp pier 29 gets another boost. what you could soon see. >>> but first, you can order pizza from your computer, your phone and now your shoe? yes, it is now a thing. yes, it is now a thing. >>> plus calling all c well, they come from our hope and a longing to bring something new into the world. it's f

washington for us. thank you. >>> during the president's address last night, widow of a navy seal. corrine owens was an unannounced guest. as we reported, her husband, william ryan owens, was killed in a raid last month. the president said the mission was highly successful and that owens did not die in vein. >> ryan laid down his life for his friends, for his country, and for our freedom, and we will never forget ryan. >> owens' father has demounounc him. cbs news john dickerson said the president's speech was also aimed at republican lawmakers. >> this was an evolution from certainly an inaugural address. all the same themes are at the heart of it, but a kinder package, less confrontational, but is this a temporary moment, or does he this fashion? also, if you are a member of congress, what did you get out of this speech that you can now use in your town hall oorz in talking to your constituents? that's the benefit of a speech like this. the president hand done what he can with executive orders. now he has to be a leader of republicans, and we have to look for something in his spe

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francis overbilling the navy by $35 billion. >>> and "washington post" says marine corps leaders promiseo change their culture following a photo sharing scandal. the ma reensz' top general faced very angry senators on capitol hill yesterday. 00 drelds of hundreds of marines are accused of posting nude photos of other female marines online. good morning. >> good morning. about 500 have been identified as shears nude photosed on the facebook page called marines united. >> i felt disgusted, violated. >> reporter: she had not reported to boot camp. even so she's become a victim of the social media scandal when a private video she made was circulated. >> i had people messaging my current boyfriend and me saying they had seen on on that page and witsd pretty awful. >> she said they had nude photos stolen from her instagram account. >> i didn't want to be labeled as trouble so i kept to myself and kept quiet about the whole issue. 00 drelds have been identified to share nude photos of female maliks. >> do you agree with me this is one o the darkest moments and it needs toeffected. >> yes, your.

a navy super carrier under construction in virginia. connell mcshane in washingtonre. >> good morning to both of you. the president has a lot of selling to do on capitol hill, but today he'll take his message to the people. he has a staff in newport, virginia and delicate and a chance to increase military spending and make the case for the economic benefits of that. tomorrow he's back down to florida. he'll be at a catholic school in orlando. he'll have a chance to talk about education reform, especially school choice. eventually, the real sale of the agenda will have to happen in the salsa and at least part of that is likely to include democrats. >> he's not governing well. he's not coming down the middle. he is not governing in a way that lends itself to compromise. we democrats will continue to hold the president accountable. that's our job. >> and our democratic trends have different ideas on many of these things. the far left is pressuring them to build the place down because they can't accept the results of last year's election. but everyone get us anywhere at

navy s.e.a.l.? let's go "outfront". >>> good evening, i'm erin burnett. we are live in washington for a special edition of "outfront" tonight. the breaking news, president trump about to speak to the nation. it is a major moment for the president, the biggest night of his young presidency so far. he must convince the nation of what he believes that he deserves an "a" grade for what he's accomplished so far, and that congress should back him on his plans for health care, immigration, and tax return. it is a night of pageantry and politics here in washington. the president will enter the house chamber making his way down the center aisle, shaking hands with members of congress, then taking the podium. and while democratic leaders have told their members to be respectful and take the high road, at least one new york congressman, elliot angle, who always saves himself an aisle seat to greet the president, he's done it for both parties, said this year no aisle seat and no handshake for president trump. aides are promising an optimistic speech this evening, the theme of the address, the

washington, i'm karin caifa. earlier today -- president donald trump met with navy sailors and shipbuilders in virginia. the president spoke aboard on the u-s-s gerald r ford -- a nearly 13- billion dollar warship expected to be comissioned later this year. he promoted his plans for a major buildup of the nations military. san leandro is the latest city in the bay area to become a "sanctaury city". it joins a growing list that includes san francisco -- oakland -- and san jose. tonight kron4's hermela aregawi talked to san leandro's mayor about what exactly the new status means. standupwell the mayor tells me this is largely a symbolic move to let all residents here know they will be treated fairly regardless of their immigration status..this is particularly important to san leandro because it touts itself as one of the more diverse cities in the bay area. the mayor tells me about half the people here speak a second language at home.. and 30% are immigrants.with a uninanimous vote... san leandro became the seventh sanctuary city in the bay area.in a february 21st meeting, dozens of residents showed up to

navy seal rye owens killed in yemen. we're going to have more on the president's speech live in washington dc in a couple of minutes >>> democrats are reacting with scepticism. we see what they're saying. >>reporter: democrats staged a sit-in of sorts as president trump addressed congress in his first joint session speech. the president sweeping rhetoric was met with stealness and silence on one side of the aisle. congress clearly as divided as a nation. there were signs of descent. congress women wore white symbolizing those women who fought for women's rights. >> move who are saying we're not going to go back. >> oakland congresswoman barbara lee and others in the black caucus wore black flowers and lee says she was unimpressed by the president's more moderate tone. >> i hope my constituents under that his tone is different, look at the reality of his budget and his cabinet officials, millionaires, billionaires. >> democrats did offer applause on jobs and the importance of nato and funding infrastructure and supporting military and police. >> we must support the men and women in law enforcement. >> when the president repeated

navy personnel in virginia. girls go to our correspondent, who is in washington.ore on that. let us move on, the race for the presidency in france is hotting up. the candidate that many see as the front runner, spoke about transforming france's rigid labour market. meanwhile the centre right politician, has said he will continue to fight, earlier we spoke to the french journalist how pressure was mounting on mr pelaw. there is a large rally thatis on mr pelaw. there is a large rally that is planned for him —— francois fillon. but on sunday more and more people are saying no, we're not going to show up and it looks like it is hurt and is this time. lets go onto his challenger, emmacron ye has tried to give the impression that he is more substantive than he is given credit for. emmanuel macron.|j is more substantive than he is given credit for. emmanuel macron. ithink he has aways been substantive in that he is a top mandarin comity i’u ns that he is a top mandarin comity runs as an outsider but he's nothing like that at all. he was the

a navy pilot built a roller coaster for his 3-year-old son in washington state. scott spent three months designing and building the roller coaster with the help of an engineer. it's $1,000. he did ask his wife for permission first. >> again! >> we just decided to go for it. if it was a failure, then it was. but what kids don't like coasters? q: he built it so he and his son could spend quality final together. he was deployed to the persian gulf when his son was born. michelle: that looks like fun. "7 on your side" for consumer alert. costco members, the membership fees are going up for the first time since 2011. price of a standard gold star it takes effect june 1 and it will affect 35 million members. q: all right. still ahead -- do you find yourself always staring at your phone? ever wish you could stop in there is a movement to make it happen. and who is doing the national day of unplugging? that is next. michelle: have you seen these? they are so much more than shoes. they are built for running, jumping, you make it. how about their best capability? ordering

navy s.e.a.l. and his widow and her very emotional response. we'll show you more next. >>> a brother and sister from arizona traveling to washington to listen to president trump's speech. the mother of those two teenager is hundreds of miles away in mexico after being recently deported over a 2008 non-violent felony. cnn national correspondent paulo sandoval has their story. >> keep fighting and being the voice for their mother sought of the border this morning. >> jackie and an el ray yoes garcia traveled to washington to hear the president speak after the deportation of their mother under his new immigration policy. >> it was sad seeing how people were blinded. it was sad seeing how people agreed with him. >> president trump's rousing speech to congress taking place on their mother's 36th birthday. >> told her happy birthday and i loved her a lot and i miss her. >> she told us she's really proud of us. >> we first met her in mexico earlier this month, just after immigration officials acted on a 2013 order to deport her. the 36-year-old was arrested in 2008 and later pleaded guilty to making up a social security number on a job application. t

navy seal ryan owens and several dozen yemenis. for more analysis of the u.s. role in yemen, i am joined by from washington by gordon lubold, a reporter for the "wall street journal." 4 why this sudden interest in yemen? i think the interest began with the u.s. military prior to president trump taking office in january. the proposal had been kind of in the workses, but the obama administration had decided to allow mr. trump to make the decisions about how to proceed in yemen. as you know, a.q.a.p. is seen really-- and the pentagon would tell you-- is potentially even more of a threat to the u.s. homeland than islamic state is. so these proposals were kind of under way, and then mr. trump acted on them, essentially granting the pentagon broader authority to go after a.q.a.p. in yemen. >> sreenivasan: it seems like there are almost two wars going on-- the saudis and iranians fighting each other as the proxy war, there's the houthi rebels and so forth. and then there's this fight against al qaeda in the arabian peninsula. >> a defense official was explaining yesterday kind of a civil war within a civil war. b

navy seal killed last month during a raid in yemen. blaine alexander, nbc news washington. >>> all right. take a look at this. the dow jones is breaking new records. we all like this story. this is a live look right now at the big board at the new york stock market. the market hit 21,000 this morning. it's the first time it's ever surpassed 21,000. you can see it is up at 21,051. it's up over 200 points since opening this morning. we'll keep our eye on that. and for continuing coverage of president trump's first 100 days in office and for more reaction to last night's speech, download the nbc10 app. >>> philadelphia police are investigating two murders right now. one happened here on lehigh street in philadelphia. a man was shot to death there. the second murder happened 15 minutes before that in feltonville. there are no arrests in either case. >>> philadelphia police hope that this video you're seeing right now will help catch a man wanted in a pair of violent robberies. it's new video, and police say they both happened last month on the same block in west philadelphia.

washington storm. the 11th hour begins now. >>> good evening. from our headquarters hard to believe day 41 of the trump administration it is about competing narratives and competing visuals. the president visited the u.s. navy advanced and expensive aircraft carrier gerald r. ford, two more carriers like it two more cabinet members were sworn in. perri and carson. about it is russia and president's attorney general head the day. jeff sessions announced he was recusing himself to take himself out of any investigation into russian interference in the 2016 election. that after reports he did not disclose contact with the russian ambassador kislyak. he did not remember discussing the campaign in any significant way with russian's ambassador before his office called it to relay a message to him. >> i don't recall any discussion of the campaign in any significant way in no way coordinating effort of doing anything improper, i don't believe anything in that meeting would have seen or believe i said one thing improper or unwise. >> ard cooing to news reports you met twice with ambassador kislyak. is that extent of your contacts, those three events. >> i don't recall if i had a conversation with him or not. >> we re

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navy seal killed last month during a raid in yemen. blaine alexander, nbc news, washington shifting gears now, and turning our attention to the weather we'll get to kari in a he second. first, how about some spring break data just into our newsroom. csa is expecting a lot of college students and others traveling this spring. and, in fact, it could be the highest rate in a decade. csa projects 62 million people could be flying this month alone, so be prepared for busy airports. >> i have a feeling you're going to be able to pick them out in the crowd who they're on the airplane. the ones with the muscle tees and the floats. >> like normal people when we travel for spring break. >> at sometimes it's the parents with their children, the smaller ones. so, it's definitely spring break weather like that now. but this morning it wasn't at all. it felt more like winter. so, we have a high range in temperatures from the morning to the afternoon, ocean beach may be a popular spring break spot, right? it's looking nice and clear right now. and as we get a view of sunol, temperatures a

successor to george washington authorize the extradition to britain in 1799 of a sailor named jonathan robbins, a native of dan barry connecticut. who had been impressed, scripted, by the royal navy or so he claimed. great britain, however, insisted prior to jonathan robbins execution that august in jamaica after which he was hung in chains indefinitely at the entrance to port royal. great britain insisted that the semen was really most notorious mill near aboard the starcrossed hms hermoine. and irishmen named thomas nash. whether jonathan robbins or thomas nash, such was the political firestorm in the united states over his surrender that thomas jefferson aired upon hearing of his execution that no one circumstance since the establishment of our government has affected the popular mind more. not only did the ghost of jonathan robbins immortalized by jefferson and the emergent republican party as a freedom fighter against british tyranny greatly influenced the tumultuous presidential election of the 1800s. it also helped to shape the young republics identity. how americans viewed themselves and how they and vision of the country's larger destiny. the fact that robbins may indeed

washington, dc. this is half an hour. >> senator, thank you for joining us today. [applause] >> you have the veterans here? if you're a veteran, stand up and safe our applause. please. [applause] >> i'm a retired navy captain. spent 23 years in the war in southeast asia,. and i -- different parts of the president's speech lanight i appreciated. in dover -- where is secretary cohen? we of our secretary of transportation. >> i don't know -- is shane here from colorado? okay. he has his parole hearing this morning. [laughter] >> give him our love. but one of the things reminded us last night is the sacrifice of our service men and women. the remains of our fallen heroes come through dover air force base and we treat the families with great dignity and one of the favorite parts of the remarks has night. just to remember the events to the delware sever several week for the transfer of the remains of the chief petty officer and it stick in his mind. i want to talk about transportation but i want to use -- what happened last night to be my springboard. one of my favorite thing about the u.s. senate is state of the union night. and the reason why it's not just because of she speeches we hear. often times t

navy seal ryan, owens. owens died in the president's first authorized military operation and in yemen last month. >> ryan died as he lived a warrior, hero. >> reporter: many republicans here in washington praised the president for showing discipline and striking a far more optimistic tone. >> i thought it was an excellent speech. i thought he hit a home run. >> reporter: group of democratic woman wore white in honor of the sufferage movement hoping to send a message to the president. >> we will not go backwards on the progress we have been able to make as women. >> reporter: steve bryshere delivered the democratic rebuttal. >> i'm worried about the future of this nation. >> reporter: he called threats to repeal obama care a life or death situation. the president will have another busy daze here in washington, which will include a trip over to the justice department, again, he could also as soon as today issue another 90 day travel ban executive order, only this time, jim and rahel we are told it will not include the country of iraq. >> okay, busy day for the president, don, thank you. >>> a protest at pennsylvania senator patrick toomey's philadelphia office ends in an arrest. police a

washington, d.c., never work for real america. i look forward to voting for my friend, my colleague, a navy seal for 23 years and our next secretary of the interior ryan zinke. i yield back the time on both sides. the presiding officer: without objection. the question is on the nomination. mr. daines: i ask for the yeas and nays. the presiding officer: is there a sufficient second? there appears to be. the clerk will call the roll. vote: vote: vote: vote: the presiding officer: are there any senators in the chamber wishing to vote or change their vote? if not, the yeas are 68, the nays are 31. the nomination is confirmed. mr. mcconnell: mr. president? the presiding officer: the majority leader. mr. mcconnell: the senate is not in order. the presiding officer: the senate will be in order. the senate will be in order. please take your conversations elsewhere. the majority leader. mr. mcconnell: i move to reconsider the vote on the nomination, and i move to table the motion to reconsider. the presiding officer: the question is on the motion to table. all in favor say aye. all those opposed, say no. the ayes appear to have it. the aye

washington journal" continues. ost: at the table we welcome scott taylor republican of virginia serves on the ppropriations subcommittee on military construction and veterans affairs and homeland security. you have military service as as a navy your belt seal. guest: yes. served with some wonderful people. you have a woman view. host: the real thing, too. guest: yes, for you looking out it is the real thing. host: thank you for being here. military get to spending but i want to talk about the head line this morning adding 400 troops in syria o support assault an isis stronghold. what do you make of this strategy by the u.s. adding troops to this region? preface this by saying international relations a chess gn affairs is game and by the seconds move you re talking about hundreds of thousands of combinations, by the fourth move it is billions of combinations. moves, when thing the united states moves in foreign policy everybody adjusts changes.ame if you were to ask this question five years ago it would be now.erent than i have concerns about more round troops in syria and probably the single most dangerous thing in the world right now are the potential of the reason is d so many actors in the same battle space. turkey, russi

navy. i see all the stuff and i am 57 years old and i cannot believe all this junk coming out of washingtontwitter -- jamie on twitter. jamie might be referring to the hypothetical that the "new york times" text from the congressional budget up office report -- takes from the congressional budget office report. planperson's health care would be offset by $13,600 in tax credits under the current law, leaving that person responsible for $7,000. for $1700.ble talking about it this morning for a few more minutes. we are going to come back to it later. if you don't get in this segment, stick around. we do want to hear from you. just become a virginia. democrat -- chesapeake, virginia. democrat. caller: i am retired and the only insurance i could get was cobra. i called the health market and had several choices which was cheaper. i would like to know how many people who have been hanged for their insurance and got their money sent back saying overpayment? if i would not have been paying attention with all of these -- i get these mails from insurance and i would not have -- and if i would not of b

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washington on horseback. the new secretary was escorted by mountain united states park police were the ones that offered to help zinke into the office on his first day. how cool is that? if you're a navy.a.l. commander for 25 years, you get to work however you want to. >> takes his job very seriously. >> well done. >>> our next low goes to the feeling when you meet the robot that will soon be your over. designed by the google team company, his 6'6" handle put on a terrifying show of skill and power. displaying agility and speed and picking up and carrying a 100-pound crate and showing off a vertical leap of 48 inches, which, by the way, the same of michael jordan's back in the day and eventually heading outside where he descended stairs and a snowy hill before it rolled through the parking lot presumably stealing up a car and meeting up with the other robots. should we just surrender now? >> completely terrifying. cool and then creepy. it's like this. >> let's put that one away for a while. >>> the next high from the pennsylvania preschool wrestling circuit. a 4-year-old boy named isaiah going up against a 5-year-old girl and he wanted no part of her. the gladiator shaked hands but as

navy seal ryan owens. he died in yemen last month. >> ryan died as he lived a warrior and hero. >> reporter: many republicans here in washington praised the president for showing discipline and striking a far more optimistic tone. >> thought it was an excellent speech. i thought he hit a home run. >> reporter: women inside the chamber wore white hoping to send a message to the president. >> we will not go backwards on all the progress we have been able to make as women. >> reporter: former kentucky governor steve bashear delivered the democratic rebuttal. >> i am worried about the future of this nation. >> reporter: he called threats to repeal obamacare a life-or- death situation. don champion, cbs news, capitol hill. >> earlier this morning, vice president mike pence said president trump was rewriting the speech on the afternoon of his appearance on capitol hill. >>> today marks the groundbreaking for a major construction project along san francisco's busy van ness corridor. kpix 5 reporter anne makovec is live along van ness this morning with the fine print on the rapid transit project. anne. >> reporter: yeah. and the project itsel

navy seal takes charge in missouri. >> that's what too many politicians have said. >> chris: all right now on "fox news sunday" ." >> chris: and hello again from fox news in washington. president trump has dramatically escalated the battle over his alleged collusion with the russians, accusing president obama of tapping his phones at trump tower during the campaign. in has president obamon, watergate, of. >> in the summer they transition folks and claims, alleging the surveillance communications, bue to have a cput.wires tapped juse neither president or obama or any official ever ordered surveillance on any u.s. citizen, said kevin lewis. but a former obama speechwriter warned i would be careful about reporting that obama said there was no wiretapping, the statement just said that neither he or the white house ordered i it. >> just a few moments ago, sean spicer engaged in a twitter storm of his own, posting four consecutive messages. he now wants those congressional committee that are investigating russia connections or allegations of russian connections to be investigating this allegation as well. and he closed with this. neither the white house or the president w

rare that washington comes together but one moment last night, both democrats and republicans were on their feet. that moment is when the president introduced karen owens, the wife of the fallen navy., ryan owens. >> ryan died battling against terrorism and securing our nation. [ applause ] >>> that standing ovation went on for almost two minutes. my panel is still with me and joining us now, msnbc military analyst and retired four-star general, barry mccaffrey. that was an important moment, but specifically for karen owens, you have dealt with so many families, and you are a military man yourself, and how important was that moment to her? >> well, very touching and a very powerful message for the armed forces. i think we should be happy the way it was brought up. one caution, stephanie, that has bothered me for the last several weeks. these missions that the tier 1 special operations units go on are frightfully dangerous. these people are shear magic, training, talent, capability and courage. it's unsurprising to me that we don't have casualties. these people are prepared to give their life for their country, and we must not turn these into political debating points. so who appro

washington, maggie rulli, abc7 mornings. >>> and as maggie just mentioned, there's a lot of reaction to this moment when the president honored the the widow of the navy s.e.a.l. who died. cnn suggested he's beginning to look the part. >> he became president of the united states in that moment. period. there are a lot of people who have a lot of reason to be frustrated with him, to be fearful of him, to be mad at him. but that was one of the most extraordinary moments you have ever seen in american politics, period. >> cnn/orc poll after the speech says 57% of those who watched had a positive reaction. so let's talk more about how viewers saw this speech last night. >> let's get over to jessica at the live desk now. >> here's that number. 57% saying that this was a speech they had a positive reaction to. this is, like you said, reggie, from that cnn/orc poll but i want to break it down just a little further for our viewers. about 7 in 10 people in this poll said the president's proposed policies would actually move the country in the right direction. also nearly two-thirds of people said president trump has the right priorities for the country. so, re

navy seal ryan, owens. he died in the president's first authorized military operation in yemen, last month >> ryan died as he lived, a warrior, and a hero. >> reporter: many republicans here in washington praised the president, for showing discipline and striking a far more optimistic tone. >> i thought it was an excellent speech. i thought he hit a home run. >> reporter: group of democratic woman wore white in honor of the sufferageette movement. >> we will in the go backwards on the progress we have been able to make as woman. >> reporter: former kentucky governor steve bryshere delivered democratic rebuttal. >> i'm worried about the future of this nation. >> reporter: he called threats to repeal obama care a life or death situation. >>> this will be another busy daze here in washington for the president, it will include a visit over at justice department, also we have learned that senate republicans will be meet to go day to come up with ways of tackling obama care, jim and rahel. >> a lot of eyes on washington , don champion, thank you. >>> democratic congressman brendon boyle who represents the 13th district responded a release of the statement tonight the president issued a worn,

navy seal takes charge in missouri. >>hat's what too many politicians have said. >> chris: all right now on "fox news sunday" ." >> chris: and hello again from fox news in washington. president trump has dramatically escalated the battle over his alleged collusion with the russians, accusing president obama of tapping his phones at trump tower during the campaign. in a tweet, president trump wrote "how low has president obama gone to tap my phones during the sacred election process. mrs. nixon, watergate, bad or sick guy." this is a storm of washington about those in charge of the investigation. in a few minutes we will talk to tom cotton, a member of the intelligence committee. in chris coons' on both the relations and judiciary committee. but let's get the latest from washington correspondent james rosen. >> white house aides identified the source for this allegation that he was wiretapped by president obama. >> in the summer they were failing filmic surveilling and eavesdropping on potentially donald trump, clearly the senior transition folks and campaign folks. >> an article on the web site breitbart elaborated on his claims, alleging the administration asked

trump looks and sounds like a president to his political the washington free beacon this morning with their focusing on the moment with the navyeal who died and the ife, his widow in chamber, trump produced valuable intelligence. same 60 minutes, here is liberal ebsites and news organizations on how they played that speech. starting with buzzfeed this morning. headline, one of the darker moments quoting from the president's speech. the new yorker this morning with their headline, don't be fooled, donald trump didn't pivot. salon with their headline trump visits capital lies and vice headline, their trump's misleading claims of the economy. of the different websites where people can go this morning and get different takes on the speech. host: republican line, washington state, here is mark. caller: good morning. i want to point out the glaring omission of foreign policy in night's speech. all i hear about is how the discriminated ng against, both politically here immigration. maybe just bright idea would be o quit bombing those muslim countries. bama dropped 26,000 bombs last year, 25,000 bombs the year before. muslims.ly on an