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i'm willie geist. we comb through the implications of president trump's new explosive claim presented without evidence that president obama had trump tower wiretapped during the campaign. could it be true or a figment of the president's imagination and what happens now either way? we'll talk with chuck todd and former defense department and cia official jeremy >>> later our sunday sit down with former president george w. bush talking about a new book of his paintings that pays tribute to military veterans weighing in on donald trump and regrets he may have about the decision to go to war after 9/11. >> i was heavy hearted when i made the decision to both go into afghanistan and iraq. i knew that there would be some dire consequences. >> our two-part sunday sit down with president george w. bush a bit later in the show. >>> let's begin this morning with the president's weekend twitter storm during which he accused president obama of wiretapping his offices here in new york. nbc's kasie hunt is in west p

. >> willie geist, is in new york. he has a question for you. willie? >> hi, willie. >> good to see you. >> likewise. >> i hear your skepticism and i understand where it's coming from. give us one piece of that speech or one issue you heard there where you thought maybe we can work with this president on that? >> well, again, no talk the talk. he has been doing that for a long time. >> right but what is one issue where you could work with him? >> we need to see plans like infrastructure. we put together a trillion dollar plan with new funding. the only thing we have heard from infrastructure, nothing from the president or his people but what we have heard from some of advisers is that it's going to be tax breaks, not funding. 82 cents on the dollar willing to financeyears not to road build and they will have now tolls on the road. that can't work. >> sam stein is here, senator. his mother is very angry at him for normalizing trump on our show this morning. >> sam! listen to your mother! sam! listen to your mother! >> hi, mom! >> okay. >> private text co

willie? >> casey hunt, thanks, casey. >>> jeremy bash was the chief of staff at the defense department and the cia. now a national security analyst for nbc news. jeremy, good morning, good to see you. >> good morning, willie. >> let's assume for a moment and we'll revisit this premise in a second that donald trump is on to something, that president obama as he claims bugged trump tower in the leadup to the election. would president obama have the power to warrant surveillance of a private citizen? >> absolutely not. after watergate, after nixon, congress passed a law that said whenever the executive branch wants to engage in wiretapping or surveillance of people inside the united states, they have to go to a federal judge and get a specific warrant. and, willie, i have looked at the warrant applications from my time inside the intelligence community, they are voluminous filings, done by career lawyers, and they're presented to a federal judge and those federal judges are hard graders and they

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and willie geist joins us from new york. >> the great willie geist. >> who is the brother of the oscar winner. >> i'm proud to say that. >> that really was. actually, that was the moment. >> it was. >> it sn't the dunaway or warren beatty moment. >> at long last. >>> before we get started this morning a huge show ahead this morning on "morning joe." the vice president of the united states, mike pence who had some impact on the speech yesterday and made some changes, especially when you heard things that sounded more unifying and less concerning. he'll be here on set. first on "morning joe" this morning. senate majority leader chuck schumer and republican ted cruz are guests this morning and we will speak exclusively with house minority leader nancy pelosi. the chairman of the rnc will join the conversation and former governor steve beshear who delivered the remarks to president trump's address. and key democrats senator claire mccaskill and senator joe manchin on the set here as well. you were on the floor last night and i want to hear the reaction inside and then take it around. >> it

gerri willis is on fox business in networker where the willis report ran nightly for five years. before that willis worked at c-span -- she worked at cnn. where she was personal finance editor and host of open house and later your bottom line. two personal finance weekend programs. before joining cnn, she was a long-time senior financiale correspondent for smart money magazine. she is the author two of business books, the smart money guide to real estate investing, and home rich.es she was born in north carolina, and lives in westchester county, new york, with her husband of 22 years. please welcome geri will -- gerri willis. >> hi, everybody. can you hear me? am i loud enough? yes. i've got your book right here. i'm so happy to be here? savannah. we have had a great time. will and jean hole land hosted us and we managed to go out and play golf all day thursday. had a fabulous time. just loving, loving savannah.ng but i have to tell you, my brother's a minister and if he saw me up here he would be completely appalled.ed. well, i love being in the south because i'm from the south.

the great willie nelson.t on tour at 83 years young. >>> and you will never waste money on beauty products that never disappoint again. we're about to give you the definitive list of the best of the best. >> can we take a second to congratulate jill martin. she was honored last night with a hero award from the garden of dreams foundation. that's a nonprofit that works with madison square garden company and networks to positively impact the lives with children. jill has done amazing work with that organization for years and years. jill, well done. >> congratulations. >> she is awesome. >>> let's go back to al at the university of tennessee. hey, al. >> hey, guys. congratulations to jill. she works tirelessly for that. we brought the guinness world record for the largest human letter. the letter "t." let's show you what's going on. this weather is gorgeous. it fits us to a "t." but today, we have severe weather making its way from the gulf into the mississippi river valley. heavy surf in southern california. to

gerri willis is an anchor and personal finance correspondent for the fox business network where the willis report ran nightly for five years. before fox business willis worked at c-span-- now i'm getting them turned around. she worked at cnn. [laughter] >> where she was personal finance editor of "open house" and later "your bottom line" two personal finance weekend programs. before joining cnn, she was a long-time senior many if correspondent for smart money magazine. she is the author of two business books, the smart money fwied to real estate investing and home rich. she was born in north carolina, and lives in westchester county, new york, with her husband of 22 years. so, please welcome gerri willis. [applaus [applause] >> hello. hi, everybody, can you hear me? am i loud enough? yeah? i've got your book, will, right here. all right, i'm so happy to be here in savannah. we've had a great time. will and jean holland hosted us and we managed to go out and play golf all day thursday, had a fabulous time, just loving, loving savannah. but i have to tell you, my brother is a minister and if

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trish: you know gerri willis -- >> we would build a wall with that money. and by the way, the wall is a big infrastructure project, so regardless of what you think of it, if you're on the left and you like infrastructure projects because many members of the left do, you think they might be a little less hostile to the whole construction project. anyway, very quickly, gerri, what ashley is talking about, he's setting up this really -- this fundamental difference in the way the parties operate in terms of spending. things like the u.n. or foreign aid, that's going to now be challenged. >> well, i gotta tell you, the democrats look at this as other people's money, it's opm, government dollars, wherever it goes doesn't matter. we can spend what we need to spend and saw this over and over again in the obama administration. the abuse of spending at the irs, at gsa. remember all of the scandals in the agencies? what you find when you cover the agencies is there's all kinds of employees and right on the tippy top is whoever the president appoints, making those agen

they call them willie willies the cyclones there and the dirt devils.hey call them willie willie this is that part of the world. good morning, everybody. this is our live weather camera where it's gusty windy start to your day on the bridges. it's a double white-knuckler. roqui will have more about that here's a view of the golden gate bridge and both bridges. clear skies. 55 in san francisco and oakland. i was mentioning the winds currently at 24 in san francisco, 14 in oakland, so again double white-knuckler over that span heading into the city. san francisco at 20. 14 at the immediate seashore. even san jose now at 13-mile- per-hour winds. breezy to windy start to the day. these winds will continue to blow in the morning, then dial back in the afternoon. the wind advisory is in effect until noon with northerlies up to 30. the winds are ushering the pollen around. it's the alder ash and juniper. if you are suffering from allergies, that's why. i'm telling ya, it's driving me insane probably at its height this weekend. breezy and windy today because th

willi william, virginia, republican. is on your mind? caller: i'm thinking that is trying to put .his country back together i'm from the old school. i'm 65 years old. believe that we have a president that is trying to work settlement us back down and the government as it should be and give the government back to the states as be.should he's trying to put some heart country and i stand behind the work that he is doing. ost: that is william in virginia. maine.s in gray, independent. caller: i'm calling because i don't see why nobody wants to national healthcare. i was behind donald trump for announced his candidacy for president, and he that he thought that we hould have a single payer healthcare system such as medicaid or medicare and i'm pretty sure he said that. and i don't know why the media never runs with that one and and stands he news behind the national healthcare system because it would answer to every anybody has about healthcare system. we just need to get the of the e companies out whole business. savannah, georgia. democrat.

along with willie, joe, and me. finally back together! >> this is -- >> this is bad. >> as you know whether from jimmy carter forward, just saying for the presidents that we know and have watched, it's like, okay. so this is really bad. yesterday was really good. and richard is laughing because i am justified what being president of the united states is. >> awful? >> it is. because one day you're on top of the world. the next day, boom! a blindside. somethi something like this comes. >> mr. president, good morning. he is tweeting. not about russia but the stock market. >> 2.3 trillion dollars in gains in the stock market! how about a russian tweet, mr. president, so we can clear that up? >> we will get to russia in a second. real quickly. i was talking to business people yesterday. why wouldn't the market explode? he gave a great speech. >> it exploded. one day gain in the trump era. >> it exploded and why wouldn't it? everything they want he is talking about. >> infrastructure, spending, deregulation and lower corporate tax and lower ind

i'm willie geist. daylight saving time cost you an hour of sleep but we're here for you on another busy sunday morning. there are battles in washington over health care reforms and the dismissal of a group of attorneys. and we're keeping a close eye on a looming powerhouse of a winter storm that's set to hit the northeast. >>> plus a new development in the beating of a motorist on a san francisco highway that was ht from his hospital bed. >>> and later, my sunday sit-down with jon bon jovi. "living on a prayer" changed his life in the 1980s and three decade later, he's still on top but doing it now without his wing man, richie sambora. >> we didn't anticipate it. there was no fight. there was nothing about anything. he just didn't show up for work. >> a sunday sit-down with jon bon jovi a bit later in the show. >>> let's begin this morning with the looming nor'easter expected to hit the east coast tomorrow night with 58 million people in its path. the storm setting up to be a beast. indra is in while d

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willie?>> i don't like this! go ahead. >> no offense taken, senator graham. how about a shout-out to another south carolina city? >> let's go to rockhill. >> okay. you have not only suggested that donald trump ought to provide his tax returns but you said there should be a new law in 2020 a presidential candidate must scoliosis disclose his tax returns. i'm curious about your reaction of the disclosure of just two pages last night from 2005 that showed donald trump made a lot of money that year and, in fact, paid a lot of taxes. what is your reaction to that disclosure? >> the first thing is next time we have dinner, he's paying! that is my first reaction. i'm going to work with democrats to pass a law that anybody running for president in 2020 has to provide their tax returns and i would encourage the president to provide his tax returns. i don't intend to subpoena his tax returns unless there is a connection between his business interests and some investigation of russia and nowhere near th

willie?> richard chiles of our cincinnati we'll stay on top of it. >>> let's move to to politics where the president is moving on to tax reform after the health care bill went down in flames. after he publicly complimented paul ryan after the loss, he wants the public to know the failure is not on him. the tweet that has washington talking this morning. kelly, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, willie. typically the president needs no help if he wants to criticize another leader or fellow republican. he's not shy about that. and it is also the case that when he talks on twitter about a tv show, he's often on it. i asked the press secretary why the president was tweeting about a particular show. he said he likes the show. and what followed makes that all the more interesting. just another tweet from the president, one that could have been easily overlooked. at real donald trump posted about a before it aired, saying, watch judge janine before it airs. did he know she would drop this bomb

we well -- willie?> thank you, richard. >>> let's turn to politics where president trump is moving on to tax reform after the republican health care bill went down in flames. while the president was generous publicly to house speaker paul ryan after the loss, it's clear trump wants the country to know the failure isn't on him. nbc's kelly o'donnell is live at the white house with more on a presidential tweet that has washington talking this morning. kelly, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, willie. typically, the president needs no help if he wants to criticize another leader or a fellow republican. he's not shy about that. and it is also the case that when he talks on twitter about a tv show he's often on it. i asked the press secretary why he was tweeting about a particular show. he said he likes the show. and what followed makes that all the more interesting. just another tweet from the president. one that could have been easily overlooked. @real donald trump told his 27 million followers, watc

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when i walked into this gathering would be year ago the very first thing and photo taken care of willienewsom and frank jordan all standing together he come to realize wasn't a perfect heroes and hearts enemy that was several generations of mayors come on together with this consulted to express their support so for the hospital and the work we do one year later i feel that is support ever so deeply thank you very much. >> (clapping.) >> now my honor to welcome the honorable edwin lee. >> (clapping.) >> susan again gas stations and thank you for the leadership at the zuckerberg san francisco general hospital house is everybody are you ready for baseball yeah. >> (clapping.) >> well it is also a great time when i can get together in the same room with frank jordan and willie brown where is gavin but all of us mayors know how important our zuckerberg san francisco general hospital has been i want to say thank you to all of you for being here and being with the hearts and being the heart of san francisco you know we made more than just a commitment to the zuckerberg san francisco general ho

the late 1970s, and during his lifetime in wilmington the theater company was started called the willis richardson player in his honor. they perform his work and the work of other minority playwrights and they put unusually two shows a year. they were very grateful to keep his legacy alive. what is that is we didn't have the entirety of his lifetime here with his work. -- what is sad. >> the next stop on our tour today is 1890 memorial. there are several books that have been written about 1898. 1898. i think you have met the author of "cape fear rising." also a moment in the sun by the film maker john sayles. we have taken the city by leon prather, and a day of blood. bubut i think one of the more brave books that has been written, and may oral traditions by charles chestnut. chestnut was born before the civil war to freed slaves and he was the first african-american to publish a sort story -- short story and atlantic magazine. his relationship would last most of the rest of his life and in 01 he published them mayral tradition, which was the story of what happened in wilmington written

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willie, i think this is -- i think we are going to need a bigger boat. i think we need six hours to cover everything that was going on there. you heard the president saying he felt somewhat vindicated. why? i'm at a bit of a loss, because last night, they trotted out a lot of people on fox news in o'reilly's show and a lot of them still believe the president's was just false. they are trying to sort through, but that is something completely different than what barack obama, you know, going over and tapping trump towers. but that said, you have that story. you have the president's lowest approval ratings ever. you've got trump care on life support. boy, we have got hundreds of things going on today and it's tough to sort through it. plus, the big news that cnn broke last night about the trump principals that are now being investigated by the fbi. >> and a terrorist attack in london yesterday on top of all that. a wild day and all of those stories continue this morning. >> did we mngs thaention that? the terror attack in london which is awful. >> we have b

i'm willie geist. we are waking up to another busy sunday morning including the passing of music icon chuck berry. much more on his life in just a moment. >>> plus another security scare at the white house. a man detained last night after he drove up to a security checkpoint in a suspicious vehicle just hours after someone jumped a barrier just outside the white house fence. trump, meanwhile, in florida as james comey is set to testify tomorrow about a possible investigation of russian ties in the trump campaign. >>> air bnb. the home sharing company is changing the way we stay. our sunday sit-down with cofinder brian chesky with a big idea that started with three air mattresses on the floor of his apartment. >> we said, what if you could go somewhere and feel like you lived there? >> we'll talk with brian a little later on in the show. >>> let's begin with a heightened alert at the white house after two security scares there. they did come with the president not in town this weekend. nbc's kelly o'don

tag, you're it, willie wildcat. the world's lworld's largest fr thank you. >>> let's get tocas for the cha of the house intelligence imlfittee to recuse h meddling in revealed he had a secret meeting on white house grounds. for president tr very busyovernight. we're going to talk about all of first, peter alexander with all >> reporter: good morning. president trump venting on russia story, excuse me, as a hoax. but this morning, top democrats are saying the way the republican chairman the house intelligence committee is running his investigate is a sham. they argue that after his latest revelations, devin nunes has lost the appearance of imparablealty. adam schiff calling on the panel's chairman to recuse himself from the russia investigation. arguing he's compromised his ability. >> given the role of the transition team and the events of the last week, it's called into question whether he has the objectivity necessary to oversee this investigation. >> reporter: nancy pelosi following suit, asking paul ryan to ask

then a few days before christmas, remembering the birthday of her lost boy willie. a new year without her husband. in the first day of february, an anniversary of the sun -- the death of son eddie, followed by her husband's birthday on february 12. thad's fourth birthday was one bright spark. every year, mary would twice annually relive her husband's violent death on good friday as well as on april 15, the role data that abraham is indicted. so marking time only cause mary a heightened sense of melancholy as her first year without her husband drew to a close. former secretary of war return from his diplomatic post in russia and from us to provide the first family with assistance. he pledged to give mrs. lincoln a thousand dollars and to circulate a petition from among other wealthy republicans. her spirits temporarily lifted with his crusade as she began to shop for a house and settled on a handsome rowhouse at 375 west washington street. unfortunately, cameron's fundraising, like candles and -- like alexander williamson's, did not bring satisfactory results. she en

have rumer willis, richard dreyfuss.pose a toast. not you. the bastianich family. cheers. >> cheers. >> we're back. >> after your local news. i'm ready now. ♪ kari hall. >>> good morning. just a few minutes before 9:00. i'm kris sanchez. firefighters back pat the scene of a fire that gutted an oakland apartment building yesterday. three people are confirmed to have died in that fire. one resident, though, is still listed as missing. fire crews plan to search the debris today as many as 80 people lived in that transitional housing complex. there's no explanation about what caused that fire. city records indicate that inspector just last week found a list of violations at the building including problems with the fire alarm, the sprinklers and the smoke detector. >>> happening now, we have more fire coverage in our twitter feed. other reporter pete suratos posted a video from the scene and have a live report later this morning during our 11:00 a.m. news cast. >>> on our facebook page link to the images of the building's clu

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>> willy. >> willy. >> yes, sir. >> and you are a lucky man, willy. >> oh, yeah, man. >> reporter: willymiracle of the angeles crest highway, a fractured shoulder. soon he says he'll be back on his bike. for "good morning america," nick watt, abc news, los angeles. >> wow. >> incredible. >> one lucky fellow. >>> yes, indeed. back to ginger and memphis. ginger. >> you know, this is up to a foot of snow in parts of new england you can see on the winner storm warning through noon saturday. let's get to the stormy cities brought to you by carmax. >> reporter: okay, storm tracker 6 live double scan shot you we are dry this morning taking a look outside, lots of early sun buildings over the horizon. high clouds move in as we go through the morning and afternoon. temperatures in the 30s, bundle up, not much wind. 37 degrees currently in philadelphia. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, shows a high of 55 degrees clouds increase. 55 will be the high, 48 tomorrow, periods of rain, a chilly breeze, yuck! lateer. >> yes, indeed. all right, ginger. >>> coming up, the dramatic 911 call and

>> reporter: good morning, willie. the coming days will be high risk, high reward for president trump, but the news this morning is something over which he had no control. another test for the secret service. sources close to the investigation say a man was arrested and detained after he claimed that he had a bomb in his vehicle. the us is picture was taken into custody at a checkpoint near the white house. >> growing security concerns at the white house today after officials say the secret service detand a mined a man in a suspi vehicle at a checkpoint late saturday, hours after a separate incident, a suspect jumped over a police barrier in an apparent attempt to get to the white house fence. president trump was safe here in palm beach, heading into a pivotal week for his presidency. president trump's supreme court pick neil gorsuch face his confirmation hearing, while the gop health care bill faces a vote this week under fire from many conservatives. vice president mike pence implored them to get behind the obamacare

in the name of willie rennie, seeking to it amend. are we all agreed?greed, rennie, seeking to it amend. are we allagreed? we're not agreed, we will move to a vote and members can cast their votes now. in the name of willie rennie, the leader of the liberal democrats. there he is surveying the scene. first minister nicola sturgeon looking ahead to the main vote after this one. willie rennie's amendment says a second referendum on scottish independence would only compound the uncertainty of the economy. not dissimilar to some of the other amendments we have been considering in front of the scottish parliament today. there will be a vote on this and if the previous pattern is to be followed i think this may well be defeated. the result of the amendment in the name of willie rennie is yes 28, no 100. there were no abstentions, the amendment is therefore not agreed. the final question is in the name of nicola sturgeon, are we all agreed? we're not agreed, we will move to a vote and members can cast their votes now. this is the main vote. this is a motion in

hey, willie." editorial, i got to to do a shout-out to sean spicer this morning. i was having dinner with some friends last night and we were all -- they were saying is sean spicer like that? no, sean is not like that. this is sean 2.0 since he started working for donald trump but the guy is not like the guy you see on tv. "the wall street journal," i love this part of the editorial. says yet mr. trump clings to his assertion about barack obama like a drunk to an empty gin bottle rolling out his press spokesman to make more dubious claims. sean spicer, who doesn't deserve this treatment, was dispatched last my to repeated ashergs by a fox news commentator that perhaps the obamacare administration had worked with the british. i just thought it was very interesting that sean spicer getting, i think, sympathy appropriately from the editorial pages of "the wall street journa journal". you do wonder at what point sean says, enough. mr. president, i can't go out and repeat this nonsense any more. >> he

>> willy. >> willy. >> yes, sir. >> and you are a lucky man, willy. >> oh, yeah, man. >> reporter: willymiracle of the angeles crest highway, a fractured shoulder. that's it. he is already home. soon he says he'll be back on his bike. for "good morning america," nick watt, abc news, los angeles. >> wow. >> incredible. >> one lucky fellow. >>> yes, indeed. back to ginger and memphis. ginger. >> you know, this is not an april fools' joke. up to a foot of snow in parts of new england. you can see right there in the winter storm warning and we'll get to the stormy cities now. i am abc7 news meteorologist, mike nicco. sunny, windy and cooler today. sunshine returns tomorrow and lasts through sunday, and next weekend is the chance of rain, eight or nine days away. 62 in half moon bay, and these temperatures are closer to average, but up to ten to >>> going back to the snow, it could stretch into parts of connecticut. >> yes, indeed. >>> coming up, the dramatic 911 call in that stand your ground case. what the homeowner's son said before he shot those teen burglars. >>> why this man is under fi

gerri willis has the details. reporter: were identical, obama characters to be dead, but if it's replacement also to? gop fighting has been in earnest after the replacement made public. issued a tax credit based on the age of the user 2000 bucks to 14,004 family from conservative republicans who say it's a giveaway for new entitlement they can support. just in a mosh make in clear how he feels calling upon the care to point out any tweet. authors added income phaseout of $75,000 for singles and 150,000 for joint filers to satisfy conservatives before releasing the plan. it may not be enough to draw support. that's not all. objections to the fact t cadillac tax plan was not eliminated. instead it's delayed until 2025. the well-to-do but the 3.8% surtax on investment income. they don't go into the start of next year. conservatives aren't the only ones who are upset. already voicing concerns over the medicaid expansion. 31 states decided to ask and medicaid under upon the care. what's becoming clear is the clear is t

willie, once again, some big news. president's speech, then yesterday morning, i got the sense we are going to spend the next few days talking about an administration stone walling and not getting it. now, of course, jeff sessions followed the advice a lot of us had, get out there, recuse yourself, try to get that part of the story behind us. as we are saying, still a lot of unanswered questions. >> recusal is not enough for a lot of people, including nancy pelosi and leading democrats on the hill. our guests are saying he ought to resign. attorney general jeff sessions will stay in his job, but recuse himself from investigations into russia's attempts to influence the 2016 election. he's passing his role to acting deputy attorney general dana bente until president trump's nominee rod rosenstein can be confirmed. yesterday, sessions defended himself for not disclosing the meetings with the russian ambassador. here is the exchange with al franken during the confirmation hearing, followed by what sessions sid yesterday.

we have willie in for matt.sually, i can confidently say i woke up earlier than everyone on the plaza. not today. they were out early because everybody wants to see our concert this morning. >> he is the man of the moment. ed sheeran going to do a full set for us later this morning. incredible musician. playing every piece of his own orchestra on stage. >> he is incredible. >> we'll get to ed sheeran later. >>> also ahead, wikileaks making waves again, releasing what it claims are stunning cia secrets for hacking into your phones, your tvs and what are supposed to be secure messaging apps. >> people are wondering, do the bad guys have access to this information? we'll have more on this in a moment. we're going to start with politics. formal debate over the new health care reform bill against underway on capitol hill this morning. it is facing strong opposition, not just from democrats but also a number of republicans, as well. we'll cover all of it. we'll start with nbc's hallie jackson at the white house. good

i'm savannah guthrie alongside willie geist. who's padded the crowd this morning with some furry friends. >> always a fun week. march madness beginnings. >>> politics to talk about first of course. as house republicans roll out their plan to repeal and replace obamacare, as the white house also dealing with questions over its new travel ban just unsaild and the president's claim over the weekend, without evidence, that trump tower was by president obama during the campaign. we have complete coverage of all of this. and we're going to talk to the white house's budget director in a moment. first, let's start with nbc's hallie jackson. hallie, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. that long-awaited bill from house republicans is finally here. that means the real fight finally begins. while the white house calls this bill an important step, democrats argue it doesn't protect the people who need it most. and even some more conservative republicans aren't totally thrilled with at least one. already calling this obamacare 2.0

i don't know what is down there. >> i'm coming down, willie! >> after that he went silent?> call 911. >> he continues to roll down and he lost consciousness. >> a vehicle over the side -- >> willie is alive and awake, and we'll have more on the incredible surviving story coming up. >> i can't believe he is okay. >>> we have an important recall to tell you about involving a toy with magnets that could pose a serious health risk. target recalling the magnetic tic tac toe games. the magnets may fall off and pose a choking hazard and it's dangerous if a child swallows more than one because the magnets could link in the intestines and that could be fatal. you can get a refund. >>> and then gavin newsom's bid for governor. lee released the following statement. i am proud to support gavin newsom because he's the bold before needs. four other candidates have thrown their hats in the ring. former governor, newsom, and he's the only republican to announce his candidacy so far. >>> the raiders confirmed they will hold training camp in napa this summer, and the current agreement with t

not gareth and i is the eu, willie not gareth and i is the independence vote?ome people, but there was an interesting strain of the independent state and you could tout rise them as wanting to be independent from both the union of the united kingdom and the union of the united kingdom and the union of the european union so there is this kind of question mark about whether if you take out the people who voted for brexit, are the snp representing the 45% anymore hasn't gone down to 2796? that is interesting. the other thing we have learned in the last few weeks is that it is northern ireland now as well as scotland. this is even more complicated for them because suddenly you are seeing a surge in national support because people are worried about a hard border and what has been for 20 years rather free—flowing economic zone. it is going to become even ever harder for her in the couple of years. let us look at a different story, nhs crisis, a&e has the worst month on record. this is waiting times for patients to be seen within four hours. 85% were seen in that targ

thank you and unfortunately not here but someone who is true been a mentor in sacramento that is the willierown he hired me 20s years ago at the age of 22 and he encouraged me to go to law school or not promote me unless i went to law school but truly in my corner as former gavin newsom and thank you you've been a dear friend 20 years ago and in closing because i know i want to party what all of you celebrations like this i always take time to invoke my family they're my anchor i have my 96 greatest aunt and my cousin denise . >> (clapping.) >> and they have been in my corner since the moment i was born i want to thank my father william and mother and harlan and sons - >> (clapping.) >> i know of my obesity are proud of the work i do i hear overhear them talking about it in the work many long hours and it takes time away from them i struggle with that at times but to listen to them talk about my accomplishment. >> what i do as a leader for the city and working with the mayor and the board of supervisors makes me know that is all worth that there are times they rather me stay home and bake c

savannah and willie? >> peter alexander in the briefing room in the white house. >>> now, we move to severe weather hammering the midwest and the south overnight. large hail and heavy rain. more strong storms are expected today. and al is on it. good morning to you. >> good morning, guys. right now, we are tracking 300 tornadoes so far for the beginning of this year. that's the most since we saw 2008's very rapid rate. this is trimble, kansas. you can see all of the damage that's been done. it has been very difficult. and there's been a lot of vivid lightning. take a look, just north of kansas city. i mean, literally, cloud-to-ground lightning. that's impressive stuff. and today, we have more of the same. in fact, we have severe thunderstorm watches, now, from louisiana on into arkansas. parts of mississippi. and on into tennessee, where we're watching this risk of severe weather today that continues. the squall line continues this morning. the main threat for damaging winds, but we can't rule out an isol