kelly wright in washington. a major nor'easter has blasted the north coast. a storm could dump up to 18 inches in snow in new york city and boston, philadelphia is slated to get up to foot of snow while washington is slated to get about 10 inches. governors in the affected states are urging people to stay off of the roads. >> 6 inches, potentially an hour, the threat to human life is very significant and the threat to our systems of travel are very significant. >> here's something else, more than 5,000 flights are already canceled. some subway and train services are canceled and some schools have already announced they will be closed on tuesday. german chancellor to postpone her trip to washington, she was scheduled to meet with president trump today. her trip has now been rescheduled for friday. in other news, the justice department missing a deadline to respond to lawmakers who are asking for proof to back president trump's claim that he was wiretapped by former president obama. house intelligence committee is now giving the department until march 20th to produce evidence. the c

to every screen. >> live from "america's news headquarters," i'm kelly wright. good morning, here's what's happening. the fbi is investigating possible ties between russia and associates of president trump. that's according to testimony from fbi director james comey. he spoke at a congressional hearing that's examining russian interference and last year's election. comey also knocking down comps claims that he was wiretapped by the obama administration. >> with respect to the presidents tweets, i have no information that supports those tweets and we have looked carefully inside the fbi. the department of justice has asked me to share with you that the answer is the same for the department of justice and all its components. >> starting today, some electronics will be banned from carry-on luggage on some u.s. bound flights. this means passengers from eight middle eastern and north african countries will not be able to use their laptop, ipads, and cameras on board. according to fox news sources, the increased security is not the result of a specific threat, but due to an increase in te

week. >> a grilling on capitol hill from homeland security, and congressman jason. >> kelly wright following the developments on. >> good morning. reporter: good morning to you as well due to numbers security breaches at white house, you can imagine, and quite understandably there is increasing concern about president trump's safety, the latest taking place over the weekend, that is when one rove p to a white house checkpoint, after 11 pm saturday night, claiming to have a bomb in have car. well secret service took driver in custody and questioned him earlier on saturday. a man jumped a bike wrack a barrier in front of the white house causing secret service to put white house in you full lockdown before capturing him march 10 jonathan tran jumped three fences to enter white house grounds before caught 16 minutes later, a former secret service agent says white house is a magnet for potential attacks. >> beyond a -- a few things witch's brew in trump proprietarycy of thets magnet appropriate turn evolving terror threat figured out don't need 9/11 attack 10, 20 questions i ak-47's bec

when we get the cbo score, we'll deal with that appeared >> paul wright can't answer how many will lose health care coverage but he defends the new initiative. >> it is not our job to make people do something they don't want it to. it's our job to have a system for universal access to effective coverage if they choose to do so. >> conservative republicans from the house from caucus do not support ryan's plan. >> i hope the speaker of the leadership of the same attitude which is let's work together in a play in the works for the american people and is consistent with what we told them they were going to do when they give up the p nonetheless, the logic of his top democrat says he wants us to be probed while john mccain who has been going after president trump >> he was wanting to keep the u.s. attorney in new york and suddenly he changed his mind. i'm just curious as to why this is. elections have consequences. people complaining about it ignoring history of new presidencies and the president had every right to ask for the resignation. >> the president will try today to focus on his

the boys think she's a spy, ♪ ♪ she's got bette davis eyes kelly: i'm kelly wright in washington with an extreme weather alert. weather is threatening to pack quite a punch across the northeast this week. it may well bed the season's biggest snowstorm. its estimated time of arrival is monday night. it will continue with heavy winds and blizzard-like conditions. it's likely to stretch from d.c. to new england. some areas may see as much as 2 feet of snow and coastal flooding. in syria the terrible bloodshed is only getting worse for the nation's children. 650 children were killed last year, making 2016 the worst years yet for syria's young. unicef says they aren't safe for children because they frequently come under attack. i'm kelly wright. . judge jeanine: president trump wants his own u.s. attorneys in place, but not everyone is going willingly. here's another look at my opening statement from last night. so, 46 united states attorneys have been asked by the newly elected president of the united states to tender their resignations. so what! that's what i said. so what! but to h

immigration order, record number of cases clogging our system. kelly wright is hire with what we can expect in that new order. good morning. >> good morning to you as well. executive order on immigration could be made available later today as you stated, the new plan will include major changes. fox news learned that one of the major changes is that iraq will be removed from the seven countries on the no-travel list but the order will continue to bard part-time from muslim countries. and speaking of those courts within the immigration courts itself, the system is overwhelmed with the great number of cases, record number of 500,000 cases are now pending. trials involving immigrants who are not in trouble with the law could take two to five years to resolve creating a significant backlog, 58 courts for 27 states offenders have a right to attorney but the court is not required to provide for free. rulings can be appeared to order and immigration appeals. board stations can be appealed to a federal appeals court. 374 authorized immigration judge positions, 301 are filled. more than 534,000 pendi

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jeremiah wright. think of the outrage of the mainstream media and if for one second president george w. bush or his justice department asked for a fisa warrant what the mainstream media would be doing today. judge jeanine: i want to get to some of the facts about carter page. he was on the campaign. some of these reports are indicating paul manafort as well as carter page had other contacted with the russian government and they may be the basis for the fisa warrant. i'll make clear with my next guest, former attorney general mike mukasey, that it isn't necessarily the f.b.i. that makes the application and the department of justice. it could be the nsa or other intelligence agencies. but carter page was someone who came on the campaign for trump while you were there. this is a man who supposedly where there is admitted russian connections. what can you tell us about this man. >> paul manafort's role in the campaign was to get delegates for the trump campaign. that was his job on the campaign. carter page, i have never met carter page. to the best of my knowledge the president of the uni

killing a 4 and 11-year-old. wright is seen here throwing molotov cocktails calling it cold-blooded act. so is the president safe at the white house? that is what lawmakers are asking the secret service today after three breeches in just 8 day he is. the most recent a driver charged with making a car bomb at check point over the weekend. evidence says he was just testing the secret service. homeland secretary he and jason chaffetz will be grilling on the hill. congressman join us live this morning to tell us what we can expect. the sweet 16 is set. two huge upsets ending the second round of the ncaa tournament. south carolina, ainsley, stunning number 2 duke. boo duke. second half. 88-81. midwest number 2 louisville also knocked out the michigan wolverines taking them down 73-69. in the south number one north carolina survived second half scare by arkansas tar heels win 72-65. it was a rough day for wichita state. gregg marshall not only did his team lose, listen to, this his wife lynn was escorted from the stands for cursing at refs and players. those are a look at your headlines. ains

banderas. welcome to "america's news headquarters." kelly: i'm kelly wright. bombshell allegations from president obama that the obama administration had his phone lines wiretapped during the presidential campaign. the white house promising more details on this soon. julie: a the vice president response to news that he used a private email for government business while he was governor. we begin with a fox news alert. president trump hearting a quiet saturday with a series of tweets about former president obama. that he tapped the phone trump tower before the u.s. election. it would take an order from a judge who found probable cause. all of this erupting as big questions swirl about attorney general jeff sessions. and moscow's alleged interference in the election on trump's behalf. lauren is covering the latest on the attorney general, but let's begin with kristen fisher in palm beach, florida. reporter: we are waiting for an official response from the white house. but over the last hour, the white house director social media posted a link on his twitter account to the breitbart story t

weakness. ready to let go of hep c? ask your hep c specialist about harvoni. kelly: i'm kelly wright in new york. more u.s. soldiers headed to the middle east. 200 troops from fort bragg, north carolina are being deployed to serve in iraq or syria. police are were are -- police ae searching for those responsible for a deadly nightclub shooting in cincinnati. at least five people remain hospitalized. two in critical condition the chicago police union says it's meeting with members of the trump administration sometime this week. trump has blasted chicago for the number of murders in their city. the state department strongly condemning the detention of hundreds of put protesters in russia today. thousands of russians taking to the streets and the biggest show of defiance since 2011 against the kremlin and vladimir putin. no numbers on how many people were detained. i'm kelly right. back to justice with judge. >> welcome back to justice. former cia official. >> they are going to talk about wiretapping claims. now time for the panel. joining me now in washington as chairman and democratic

from "america's news headquarters." i'm kelly wright in new york. an investigation continues into a deadly shooting at a paris airport. authorities hope an autopsy may reveal what motivated a gunman to take a female officer hostage. investigators say it's possible his violent actions were triggered by alcohol or drugs. president trump said the hair can healthcare bill may need to fine-tuning changes. people in their 50s and 60s will have to pay a higher premium under the proposed plan. . judge jeanine: ben stein still on tap for tonight as well as special street "justice with judge jeanine" from the st. patrick's day parade. moist many time for the political panel. matt shah lamb and marianne marsh. president trump keeps getting sued with these executive orders. it's almost like a race to see which state will be the first one to sue him. yet when i think by the, matt, all of the obamacare stuff, when the president said you could keep your healthcare and keep your dock were, that was outside of the law, and since the judges are reaching outside of the executive order and the law itse

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freedom caucus member who had a colorful quote about this bill. our friend morgan wright joins us with new tales of an alleged cia hack, the information of the cia uses to get into your smartphones, all released by wikileaks. that's coming up on "happening now" ." >> sandra: brian kilmeade is very happy to see you. >> jon: i don't see him enough on the 17th floor. >> sandra: thank you, jon. >> meghan: former president obama is reportedly furious about president trump's accusations that he wiretapped trump tower during the campaign. "he was livid over the accusation that he bugged the republican campaign offices. believe that mr. trump was questioning about the integrity of the office and mr. obama himself." the report between barack obama and trump is unraveling. the rift is also distancing mr. trump from a former two-term president, who had offered to give private advice and counsel as a one-time businessman that is into his first job in public office. no love lost between the two of them, brian. >> brian: we interviewed him on "fox & friends" for days before, he said nice things

announced they will be closed tuesday. i am kelly wright. now back to "hannity" ." >> sean: welcome back to "hannity." president trump believes he is beginning to make some progress on one of his key campaign promises. to repeal and replace obamacare. congressional republicans have done him a disservice. that is tonight's mini monologue. today the president met with victims of obamacare, he heard their stories and how the disastrous health care law is failing so many of us. watch this. >> my entire administration and a lot of people in the senate and a lot of people in the house are committed to repealing and replacing this disastrous law with a health care plan that lowers costs, expands choice and ensures access for everyone. more competition and less regulation will finally bringts down the cost of care. i think it will bring it down very significantly. unfortunately it takes a while to get there because you have to let that marketplace kick in and it will take a little while to get there. once it does it will be a thing of beauty. it shouldn't take a year or two years but that's what's

: wright, who i think was seen on a grassy knoll. if legal, a much lower rate than i pay. so there is that. >> he has suggested in fact tax reform himself. in what people should be able to pay. perhaps they will get to more on the story here but obviously yes, this is an attempt to try to again stir the pot politically as it relates to the russian relationship. almost every single day to the point of exhaustion. that's what we're seeing right now. to me so far, legally, there doesn't appear to be any impropriety whatsoever. as it relates to the return which is properly filed based on the tax laws at the time. >> tucker: was it properly obtained though, that is the question. how did this become public? >> she is saying that somebody turned this over to her. investigative journalism, but somebody should get to the bottom of this because the irs or other people, this is again -- leaks. more leaks. who would turn over this private and privileged information? if they find out who did this, there could be serious legality issues here and also i would be concerned as journalists if you crawf

headquarters," i'm kelly wright. julie: and i'm julie banderas. despite an aggressive sales pitch from president trump and house speaker paul ryan, the bill failing to garner support. in fact, the president tweeting today: obamacare will explode, and we will all get together and piece together a great health care plan for the people. do not worry. white house correspondent kevin corke is live on the north lawn with us today and, kevin, it seems that there's plenty of blame to go around. who is the white house pointing fingers at? >> reporter: all right, chuck and nancy, let's make it simple, right? i mean, they're going to blame the democrats because, obviously, if the affordable care act continues to dwindle in terms of exchanges at the state level, if costs keep rising, clearly that's going to fall on nancy pelosi and chuck schumer, and the president is banking on those reports happening to is that eventually they believe the democrats will have to come to the table and bargain. this, of course, in the wake of yesterday's failure to repeal and replace obamacare. and while chuck and n

three big breaking news stories tonight, newt gingrich, dr. sebastian gorka, and congressman dave wright will all join us, ours ago, london was rocked by a brutal act of terror. at this hour, there are not enough votes in the house to pass the republican plan to repeal and replace obamacare but now, tonight white house sources are telling fox news a deal is very close. the house intelligence committee chairman devin nunes makes a major announcement that he hasth now seen reports that u.s. intelligence did in fact conducted surveillance of

. morgan wright is a cyber security analyst and senior for the center of digital government. good to have you back on. when you got wind of these revelations from wikileaks, what was your first reaction? >> a word that would be bleeped out if i said it right now, like here we go again. what do we have to do to protect the secrets? some people may read it that you should not be tapping these phones and doing this, but at the end of the day, these are the secrets we use to protect us from attacks, collect intelligence on foreign adversaries. how many people would like to know executive what kim jong-un is going to do with his nuclear missiles? what if we disclosed the only tradecraft we allowed to pursue what was going on, what good would be served by that? there are a lot of implications for this, none of them are good. >> jon: julian assange, the founder of, thinks there should not be any secrets, everything should be open to everybody. your thoughts? >> julian, give me the password and tell me what is on the wikileaks surveyor, he wants to keep something secret so it's disingenuous to sa

actually done writing the legislation. >> wright, have you ever written an op-ed for you xd put out the first, second, or third draft before you send it to your editor? of course not. i have to congratulate senator rand paul for the political theater, i thought it was a lot of fun to watch, he certainly got a letterpress. when he was trying to do, i think, is put pressure on house republicans for their bill to conform to the one he has championed in the senate. i don't think the stunt worked, and i also think does anyone here doubt that whatever the house votes on is going to not get screwed get scrutiny? of course, is going to be down to the letter in for democrats to try to make political hay out of this to mix some metaphors, this is the same party that said you have to pass it to know what it is in it, and passed obamacare using a parliamentary trick where they just need a single republican vote. >> jon: that is a point or memory i was going to bring up, nancy pelosi famously saying "we have to pass this bill before we can find out what is in it." it did not get a whole lot of sunsh

, everyone, i'm kelly wright, welcome to a new hour inside america's news headquarters. laura: and i'm laura ingle. today's breach comes as the secret service is admitting that last week's intruder was running free on the white house grounds for nearly 20 minutes. that suspect even approaching agents hours before declaring his desire to get inside the executive mansion. the agency also admitting a laptop was stolen this new york saying, quote, the u.s. secret service can confirm that an employee was the victim of a criminal act in which our agency issued laptop computer was stolen. secret service issued laptops contain multiple layers of security including full disk encryption and are not permitted to contain classified information. an investigation is ongoing, and the secret service is withholding additional comment until the facts are gathered. kelly: well, president trump holds a working weekend at the winter white house in florida. and we're just minutes away from vice president mike pence, who's also in the sunshine state this weekend, stepping up the administration's push for the gop's

wright is one of the cofounders as is a longtime friend of the president, his wife suzanne was struggling with parkinson's -- excuse me, pancreatic cancer last year in the present made a pledge to her to say if i am elected president, supporting this because you care so deeply about, i will like the white house blue, so it is in suzanne and bob's honor that this will occur for this great cause, and i hope that bob knows that suzanne is looking down proudly to fulfilled. with that, glad to take your questions. john roberts. >> reporter: a couple questions if i could about chairman nunes' visit to the white house. fox news has been told by intelligence officials that chairman nunes is aware of who did the unmasking of certain individuals in the transition and may be aware of who ordered the unmasking of those individuals. period is the white house aware of that information? >> press secretary spicer: i don't know what he knows. again, i try to make it a comment not to get into. i will not -- i don't believe it's in our interest to talk about the process, what occurred with chairm

wright and alinsky and a corn and flank marshal davis and you cautioned me as a friend because we've been friends for a long time and i kept going. but they never vetted him. they neverhe told the story of w his rigid ideology failed this country. theys included with hillary clinton. now they are held bent on bringing destruction to this president. what does that say about the state of the media in this country today, sir? >> s first of all, just for the record, i have since said many times that sean hannity was the only reporter in 2008 who understood the core radical nature of obama and who attempted to explain it to the country. in that sense you were way way ahead of anybody else, and actually understanding what the underlying motivation of radical his many was, that obama was involved in. look i think it's pretty straightforward. i actually like the phrase that trump has used before. you have fake news. the fake news is created by the washington post and new york times because they're waging war on the trump administration. this is not just bias, this is just not slanted coverag

death. frank lloyd wright action. fallen water. who else do we got? there's the earliest drawing of mine i still have which is from when i was seven and copying neil adams at the outset there. jamie rozen is what my parents called me. there's a spielberg with some friends of his. i figured what i might do on this occasion, you have a springsteen and a tale two of madonnas. um, i figured what i would do is draw you on the air. ok, right now. >> tucker: you can do that in 90 seconds? >> let's do something very quickly then. the fact is, you're kind of a nightmare for a caricature artist because you have essential 46cal -- smet trickcal features -- symmetrical featur features. >> tucker: i don't look on the mirror very much. i don't know. ask the makeup artist. >> i will. >> tucker: i hope you will. ask debby defrank. i don't look in the mirror enough. do you do this because you like it? would you do it for free? >> i've done it professionally. i used to do weddings, bar mitzvahs and sweet 16's. mostly at this point, i'm doing it to savage my friends on plane rides. >> tucker: you have

week, thanks to you for watching. week. ♪ ♪ kelly: hello, i'm kelly wright, welcome inside america's news headquarters. be. laura: and i'm laura ingle. president mike pence visiting jacksonville, florida, as the trump administration and house republican leaders continue to push the gop health care bill ahead of a crucial vote. kelly: the justice department now asking a federal judge this hawaii to reconsider his ruling that blocks president trump's revised travel ban, setting up a fresh legal battle over the president's new executive order. laura: and paris on high alert after atacked a soldier and tried to steal her gun before he was shot and killed. now investigators are digging deep into his background. kelly: but we begin with this, a crucial vote in the house looming next week on the republican plan to replace obamacare. the gop leadership looking to bring it to the floor on thursday, this as vice president mike pence visits jacksonville, florida, pushing the gop bill, looking to win over any lawmakers who may still be sitting on the fence. kristin fisher 's live in pa

following people could have ordered flynn's name to be disclosed. susan wright, james clapper who used to be the director of national intelligence, john brennan used to run the cia and loretta lynch who used to be the attorney general. very interesting. congressman gowdy also asked about whether or not the one time deputy security adviser ben rhodes would have had access to an intel report. comey said he didn't know. dana? >> dana: peter, i have a question about that. also, how does the nsa decide if someone's name should be masked or unmasked? it is actually naming some people who worked for the obama administration. is that way up close to the line of accusing them in a public way, that they would now have to be in a position to defend themselves if they maybe did nothing wrong? >> so unmasking an masking is interesting. a u.s. citizen's name is always masked in the very beginning by the nsa. there are only 20 officials there including the nsa director who can decide to unmask a name. the way it works, if the nsa accidentally hears the name or voice of an american while spying on a f

: christie wright here from ramsey solutions. ainsley: do you mind if we eat while we talk to you? brian: not going to eat while you talk. that's rude. steve: that's why we invented commercials. steve: we brought you in because sometimes people when they're going to bed they are just talking about work, work. what do i have to do tomorrow? what did i do today? who ho is out to get me? how do you turn off the voices in your head? christie wright from ramsey solutions joins us live. >> there are a few things you can do. really it starts during your day. maximize the productivity in your day by time blocking. creates focus. opposite of multitasking where you are giving incredible focus one thing at a time. as a result more momentum and focus. get more done. ainsley: working moms, we put our kids to sleep and then have you to go to bed pretty early especially when you work an early shift. have you like annual hour to yourself. >> right. ainsley: so hard to turn the tv off and lights off. you want a glass of wine. you can feel the pressure of the clock ticking because you need to be in bed. >

kelly wright. julie: and i'm julie banderas. despite an aggressive sales pitch from president trump and house speaker paul ryan, the bill failing to garner support. in fact, the president tweeting today: obamacare will explode, and we will all get together and piece together a great health

wright, welcome to a new hour inside america's news headquarters. laura: and i'm laura ingle. today's breach comes as the secret service is admitting that last week's intruder was running free on the white house grounds for nearly 20 minutes. that suspect even approaching agents hours before declaring his desire to get inside the executive mansion. the agency also admitting a laptop was stolen this new york saying, quote, the u.s. secret service can confirm that an employee was the victim of a

riddled with bullet holes wright hospitalized in stable condition woods has been released. and three -- tracking a powerful system blasting through south, all driving toward a twister east of lubbock, texas when cars collided investigators say one driver ran a stop sign at intersection all that is left of cars are two happiness mangled metal unfortunately no one survived. >> dhs secretary kelly will meet to discuss a sanctuary cities some launched new initiatives to undermine the trump administration's threats to cut funding, mayor of new york city demanding ice agents say off school grounds unless a warrant massachusetts estate representative using facebook to tip a killegals off to ice raid. >> chris christie set to play a role in white house effort to tackle the nation's opioid epidemic the first step, into filling a xaib promise addressing that crisis, the task force will make recommendations on funding treatment and laws surrounding addiction governor christie live right here on couch on "fox & friends," in the next hour drug addiction continues -- >> very effective gutted a lot