greg: why? >> when you win, you win, and you don't say nothing to the dude you knocked out in the ring. greg: that's true. >> you move on. we keep making -- we're punching down, we're punching down, bob -- bopp, loser. >> we ended it. >> we ended it when he won, and she was dragon lady. hillary, darling, would you please just go away. we keep punching at her. i'm not saying anything anymore, she went from dragon lady to grandma. you starting something, you go from kicking somebody's ass to it's overkill and now it's your fault, you keep bagging on her. you watch, she's going to bite us all. greg: you are so wrong, tyrus. she keeps going around with the loser tour. >> when i was three, i was told if i don't like somebody, i ignore them. >> how is that fun? >> it's fun? okay, okay. you got a russian probe going around and you keeping it relevant. i said it on this day here. >> russia? greg: i got a great segment out of this, thank you very much. those letters are the best thing on tv. >> you are,

greg: i can't. [inaudible conversations] >> in terms of the media not being on the stuff they really can't because it would be then admitting that president trump is actually doing something good. it's really hard to say that more jobs and less ices is a bad thing but they could try and they could do the isis surrendering into the headline as the top making so many give up on their dream. [laughter] greg: that was a pretty good joke. >> future immigrants humiliated. greg: exactly. more so to come and it will be awesome. the boy scouts will now allow girls and we report. yo ♪ mr. wise man... you wish to know how to protect your sterling credit score. my credit is off to a good start, but i worry my information was hacked, which kinda freaks me out. well, unfreak yourself out and download the free creditwise app from capital one. creditwise gives you a credit score, and alerts you to changes. even if i'm not a capital one customer? nooooo! yeah, and it's free for everyone. thank you. gravity, is a f

greg: i know. lake announced he won't seek re-election blaming trump for making politics uglier than an old man's but flake yeley not the sky that preaching to the media blaming trump for himself choosing not to run when he really knew he was going to lose the election anyway. i think flake is a good guy but in this case he's not much different than the primal screamer crowd. trump is route but dude you've got to move on. maybe you are. it's a personality thing but the personality impedes and you will see isis's decimated regulations roll back china pitching in the north korea stockmarket sky high in job claims are bottoming out. [applause] then there's a supreme court thing. we can't forget that. it's better to have a successful than a charming failure. sorry, sorry. no amount of yelling is going to change that and by the way what the sky due to deserve those? here now for reaction we go to be sky. >> hey it's not my fault hillary clinton was a lousy candidate than people who quit shooting firewor

greg: i agree. it's not about mexico and it has to do with one man and a dirty bomb getting it. >> they are very aware of what they are doing and regardless of whether we like it or not there are people who want to kill us because of the way we look. greg: perfect segue, i don't want a wall, i want a dome. i am not kidding. i go back to what i said about it her business. >> i don't even know what that word means. >> i like this guy. greg: you can create with technology a dome that would monitor every part of the united states -- >> that sounds like hell. greg: no, it's like heaven. >> maybe if it compliment you. greg: you can't have freedom without security. >> so beef up security. we have the technology to where -- >> the sweat on my chin is tequila. greg: that explains a lot. on that note, he is always doing shots. [crowd boos] coming up, [inaudible] the uk wants to ban surgeries for my two favorite people, smokers and obese. that debate, next. i wanted to know who i am and where i came from. i di

greg: i can't. [inaudible conversations] >> in terms of the media not being on the stuff they really can't because it would be then admitting that president trump is actually doing something good. it's really hard to say that more jobs and less ices is a bad thing but they could try and they could do the isis surrendering into the headline as the top making so many give up on their dream. [laughter] greg: that was a pretty good joke. >> future immigrants humiliated. greg: exactly. more so to come and it will be awesome. the boy scouts will now allow girls and we report. girls and we report. yog new cars. you're smart. you already knew that. but it's also great for finding the perfect used car. you'll see what a fair price is, and you can connect with a truecar certified dealer. now you're even smarter. this is truecar. nice man cave! man. oh! nacho? [ train whistle blows ] what?! -stop it! -mm-hmm. we've been saving a lot of money ever since we switched to progressive. this bar is legit. and now we

greg: i can't. [inaudible conversations] >> in terms of the media not being on the stuff they really can't because it would be then admitting that president trump is actually doing something good. it's really hard to say that more jobs and less ices is a bad thing but they could try and they could do the isis surrendering into the headline as the top making so many give up on their dream. [laughter] greg: that was a pretty good joke. >> future immigrants humiliated. greg: exactly. more so to come and it will be awesome. the boy scouts will now allow girls and we report. yo ♪ depression is a tangle of multiple symptoms. ♪ that's why there's trintellix, a prescription medication for depression. trintellix may help you take a step forward in improving your depression. tell your healthcare professional right away if your depression worsens, or you have unusual changes in mood, behavior or thoughts of suicide. antidepressants can increase these in children, teens and young adults. do not take with ma

greg: is the opposite. if you say it's really nice outside, no, it's like the deficit. >> i tweeted something about sparkling water and someone said you should be drinking liberal tea. why is my water to each political. >> with instagram and facebook, [bleep], stop sending me books, i won't read it. at least with twitter you have to get it in and get it out. greg: o.j. simpson is dead set against dina broke. he's shopping his first interview but will anyone pay his hefty fee. that is next. [cheering and applause] patrick woke up with a sore back. but he's got work to do. so he took aleve this morning. if he'd taken tylenol, he'd be stopping for more pills right now. only aleve has the strength to stop tough pain for up to 12 hours with just one pill. tylenol can't do that. aleve. all day strong. all day long. check this sunday's paper for extra savings on products from aleve. i have no idea how we're going to get through this. follow me. unitedhealthcare has the people and tools to help guide you through th

greg: i can't. [inaudible conversations] >> in terms of the media not being on the stuff they really can't because it would be then admitting that president trump is actually doing something good. it's really hard to say that more jobs and less ices is a bad thing but they could try and they could do the isis surrendering into the headline as the top making so many give up on their dream. [laughter] greg: that was a pretty good joke. >> future immigrants humiliated. greg: exactly. more so to come and it will be awesome. the boy scouts will now allow girls and we report. you roll your eyes but -- [cheering and applause] actually, it does. type 2 diabetes can make you twice as likely to die from a cardiovascular event, like a heart attack or stroke. and with heart disease, your risk is even higher. you didn't know that. no. yeah. but, wait, there's good news for adults who have type 2 diabetes and heart disease. jardiance is the only type 2 diabetes pill with a lifesaving cardiovascular benefit. jardi

>> greg: are you satan? [laughter] >> kimberly: greg is so mean. he is so mean. >> i am sick of the formula of hollywood. sex, violence. >> juan: you can see. you've got to go to hannity.com. you can see what theaters "let there be light" is. "one more thing" is next. - jusa stay home on the farm, eat a beautiful idaho potato, and watch tv with my dog... tv anncr: the big idaho potato truck pulled into town today and it's really a sight to see. oh man...let's go.... (distant) you comin', boy? sfx: (dog) gulp! woof. ♪ >> dana: it is time for "one more thing" ." i'm going to do something. my favorite twins were on today. jenna and barbara bush joined me. they have a new book called "sisters first." it hits bookstores this week and it's going to be a big hit. we went down memory lane a little bit. is the white house haunted? >> it is. did you have any experiences? >> dana: no, i was just haunted by my own self-worth and thought i could've done a lot better. there's more where that came from. they are going to be on "the five" in a week or two. >> gr

there is no me and greg. greg and i are fighting. - oh, i know. it's exactly the way things started between your father and me. - wait, i thought that happened on coney island at that freak show featuring the buttless woman. - oh, that's just the story we tell. - why? - the real story about how we fell in love goes like this. one day, i was a secretary at your father's firm, and i talked him into letting me defend a client who got a jaywalking ticket. - and you proved you could do it? - no, he got sent to supermax prison, but you should've seen how mad your father was. oh! the sexual tension! it was slap, slap, kiss, kiss, katie's born, never touch me again. - well, that's not what's happening with me and greg. greg is a jerk, and i want to prove that i can do his job. plus, diana told me to assert myself, and i don't want to let her down. - got it, but here's the thing. i'm booking a cruise for next july, and i need to know if you and greg want to share an interior or an ocean view stateroom-- - gerald, what time is my call with the shareholders?

greg: is the opposite. if you say something like it is nice outside, not like the deficit. >> i to something about sparkling water yesterday and someone said you should be drinking liberal teat. why is my bubbly water political? >> at least her they can't go on and on. the lease with her you got to get it in and get it out. greg: coming up, o.j. simpson is dead set against going broke. he is shopping his first interview but will anyone pay his hefty feet. that is next. [cheering and applause] greg: his story may be inviting but no one is fighting. o.j. simpson or to quit a nickname, the juice, once a seven-figure payout for his first interview. he is asking three-5 million but they have all poorly passed on an interview saying it would violate news standards. as for simpson, a claim source quotes he has photos in jail from his time in jail with friends and family and this could be a major deal to any. lawyer denies the report. still simpson makes money it would be subject to seizure for the millions old fam

: awesome, greg byrd >> greg: i won't be here tomorrow. i will be doing a speech in texas. >> gillian: you might not think of qualifiers has been great swimmers but you would be wrong because this past weekend the volunteer coast guard of australia found this little guy 300 meters, 328 yards at sea off the coast of victoria. they saved him and he lived happily ever after. he has been delivered to a place to live happily ever after. thank you, to the australian volunteer national coast guard. >> greg: they are mean little animals. >> gillian: i could make a joke right now. >> kimberly: takes one to no one. set your dvr so you can never miss an episode of "the five." "special report" up next. >> bret: this is a fox news alert. i am bret baier in washington. you are looking live, we can expect to get an update from las vegas officials on the latest in their investigation into the deadly shooting last sunday that took the lives of 58 people. we will take you there live when it begins. first, what do we know about the investigation right now? s

♪ >> greg: i'm greg gutfeld with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, jesse watters and dana perino. "the five" ." as hillary continues through 2017 women scorned tour, allegations continue about an hour bearing creepy democratic leader who harasses women. but enough about her husband. today it is harvey weinstein who hillary finally addresses. >> i was just sick. i was shocked. i was appalled. it was something that was just intolerable in every way. and you know, like so many people who have come forward and spoken out, this was a different side of a person who i and many others have known in the past. >> greg: excellent software but a little late, don't you think? some are hammering her for waiting so long. can you blame her? first harvey is a friend. wouldn't you have called him a friend? >> would you have called him a friend? >> yes, i probably would have been so would so many others. people in democratic politics for a couple decades appreciated his help and support. >> greg: yes. he poured money into campaigns, campaigns that offered him the ideal cover for his deplorable behav

. >> greg: i'm greg gutfeld with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, jesse watters jesse watters and dana perino. "the five" ." this is awkward. in an interview with "the new york times," a paper, dana, jimmy carter says the media has been more brutal on donald trump than any president in recent memory. carter is 93, so that covers a lot of ground. but don't take his word for it. harvard analyzed news coverage of its first 100 days and found that the president received unsparing coverage without a single topic where coverage was more good than bad. you have to give jimmy credit. he nails the loudest critics for questioning trump's sanity which will no doubt caused them to question carter's sanity too. the side benefit of being an old fogey, you don't care. you can say what you want, which usually means the truth. light 93, it's not like you need more friends or job recommendation or an invitation to a book party. if it upsets the crybaby news network, that's life. the point carter is making, whether you, whether you like trumbull or not, it's impossible for one man to be everything his ha

>> greg: i don't know. it's hard in vegas when you say there is a man seen with an unidentified woman. that was not his wife. i know the interesting thing about this entire plan, i do think he wanted to get out. i think perhaps the fuel tanks would have allowed him away to escape if there was an explosion. the one thing in common with all of these places, fenway park, lollapalooza or the vegas target, open-air targets. you've got to move away from the question of how to stop a high i.q. individual with no kids, a lot of money, the means and fantasies to exact terror. chances are you are not going to be able to stop his intent. you could slow him down in certain ways. the solution is going to be enhanced security. 7.5 billion people on the planet. 99.9% of them are good. one person can actually create a larger carnage footprint, affecting thousands of lives by targeting an open-air arena. the function is to protect citizens by identifying ways to do that, using i think high-tech protection protection. i've b

♪ - hey, greg! i heard you're on the outs with your family, so it probably means you have to spend every holiday with your in-laws. - i suppose so. - yeah, so christmas and mother's day and mother's christmas. it's a mid-september holiday i'm working on. - okay, come on, mom. - hey, greg, could your wedding can i be the maid of honor and the dj? how many people have to die before you're king? [upbeat news broadcast music] - at 10:00, you have a "women in business" panel. at 11:00, you have a call with jeff bezos and elon musk. at 11:15, you have a call with elon musk to apologize for making him cry in front of jeff bezos. [knocking on door] - ms. st. tropez? katie wendelson. you offered me career advice out of pity. - ah. - it means so much to have a woman like you take me under her wing. - of course. women of my generation didn't have female ceos to look up to. until recently, ambition in women was medically classified as menstrual hysteria, or linda's syndrome. so, katie, what are your goal

>> greg: two worlds. one is the mainstream media and the rest of the world is america in the sense that the media is not excited over this story. it is pulitzer prize turf but unfortunately it's not about trump. america would probably be interested in this but the media is saying no, no, no. if it doesn't involve dt, forget it. >> juan: "the new york times" just went off, went off. maggie. >> greg: she is special. >> kimberly: she's a good reporter. >> juan: marc elias. i don't see how you would say it's the media if this wasn't about old, the media is hiding something. >> jesse: her friend stephanopoulos this morning gave this story uranium 30 seconds. you know how much time he devoted to the trump, jr. trump tower meeting? 10 minutes. >> greg: the meeting driven by the questionable dossier they paid for. >> jesse: i want to take issue with something else juan said which i found totally inaccurate. you said the dossier, besides the salacious thing, was mostly true. i looked at the dossier. here are some

on behalf of the campaign. >> dana: greg, you've been following it closely. >> greg: we are finding out paul manafort was involved with shady dealings prior to the election and other breaking news, kevin spacey is gay. mind-blowing. evidence of russian collusion or not. i sense a bit of deflation in the media. they are disappointed. they expected a pony and this is a goldfish. that's why you are seeing a lot of press saying this is only the first part. just wait. just wait. maybe they're right but right now we knew this was coming. we knew what manafort was. he's a hired gun that you hire specifically because he will do whatever you need to do for four months and then he goes. >> dana: i don't know if that's why you would hire him. >> greg: what is with papadopoulos? that is the world's greatest name. papadopoulos. i am saying it's a shock. he's hollywood's ladies man. our generations rock hudson. >> dana: if we could talk about the charges for manafort and gates. how serious are they? that type of money and money laundering and defrauding the united states. it's a pretty big deal. >> k

you, greg. >> greg: all right. i hate these people. you know who i hate? the people who write up the instructions for medical devices. i've been sick for three or four days. i got this thing. advair. i've been using it. you press this thing and then you put it to your mouth. i've been doing it for three days and nothing is happening and i realized i have not been putting it over the mouth hole. i have been sucked took out sucking in at the handle. i was supposed to do it over here. for three days, i've been not taking my medicine and getting sicker and sicker because you can't do good instructions. you could have pointed at this thing and say put your mouth there, you moron. i hate these people. >> dana: just when you think your boss has stepped it up, you got a new coffee pot or something. microsoft will outdo you every time. they have new tree houses where you can have meetings. 13 feet off the ground. they have ceilings, skylights. >> greg: that is insulting to the trees. we have your dead friends here. >> kimberly: wow. >> greg: building a tree house i

." >> greg: i am greg gutfeld with kimberly guilfoyle, richard fowler, jesse watters, and dana perino. "the five" ." president trump and first lady melania met with victims and first responders. >> the bravery. some were badly wounded. they were badly wounded because they refused to leave. they wanted to help others. it's an incredible thing to see. this tremendous bravery. police department, incredible. the people themselves, incredible. the believing ambulances to have someone else go because they felt they were hurt even more s so. >> greg: here is a new body cam footage from police officers from that night. [gunfire] >> go that way. go that way. go that way. >> they are shooting right at us. stay down. stay down. >> out of a window. >> get down! go that way! get out of here. there are gunshots coming from over there. go that way. go that way. [gunfire] >> greg: remember with body cams were used to capture police infractions? here they reveal men running into a hail of bullets. pure heroism. from heroes to zeros. see this cartoon from a vermont paper? it's a pile of bodies with the

>> greg: it's old school. wherever there is high-powered executives, there are directors, producers, there are politicians. you are going to see somebody violating this. a lot of people get into certain businesses precisely because of this. some guy wants to get into movies because he wants to get laid. what? just being honest. >> jesse: in all industries, men continue to abuse their power and it is starting to slow down as light has been exposed. harvey looks like a serial sexual predator. it is so cliche that when you think about, and ugly, fat, old hollywood producer dangles the dream of success in front of a young starlet on a casting couch, the stereotype is just so sick. >> kimberly: they don't have to be physically attractive or not. the point is, it happens. >> jesse: the cliche is true. if you look at the industry of hollywood, they are so -- there are limited amount of rules that these women are pursuing. there's only a few big production houses and hollywood. you have a few rich, powerful men like w

>> greg: it didn't work. let's check out australia, the illegal gun market is unbelievable, and they make their own guns. >> juan: they haven't had another kind of massive shooting. >> greg: but there gun crime has gone up. and in england, when they had to their buyback, they only had one year in which homicides went down. dana, let's get you in here. >> dana: especially in america, we like to think that we can legislate things away. and there is nothing that the government can do to make people do the right thing. this actually goes much deeper than that, and part of the thing about people saying if you see something, say something. we have seen this time and again with many of these other cases, the neighbors in the san bernardino case. they said we didn't want to say anything. i imagine that we will hear from the people who work at mandalay bay. you know, what happens in vegas stays in vegas. >> kimberly: he was a high relic, we did not want to interfere. >> dana: but i think we tend to believe that we can

greg was a little odd. he seemed a bit slow. he just didn't seem to grasp things quite as well as a typical person. fester's alleged accomplice was a 17-year-old named jessica reid, a former honor roll student and cheerleader during troubled teen after a divorce. she'd become mixed up with drugs and, by extension, fester. not exactly master criminals, were they? no, not by any sense of the word. two teenagers from wisconsin whacked out on drugs, and not knowing what the hell they were doing? out of control. keith morrison: but the detective had no idea just how out-of-control these two had been, or where their jaunts in the stolen truck had taken them. and that, a few weeks later, is where the ring came in. that's when rohr got a call from nebraska, heard how that ring turned up at the scene of a double murder, heard how they tracked it back to the wal-mart in beaver dam. and to cori and ryan, and the stolen truck. that must have been a shocker to get that information, to have it across your desk? a huge shocker. that pretty muc

. >> greg: trace, you brought up the girlfriend. i'm curious about her online presence and where she is exactly. we keep being told she is out of the country, which could be anywhere. then you hear it might be the philippines. i start thinking about the philippines. i start thinking about isis. it leads me -- i'm wondering, who is this person and why we don't know more about her. >> we know her name is marilou danley. she is 62 years old. we heard the same things. she could be in the philippines. she is definitely out of the country. that's all police could confirm for us. they said because she is out of the country she was in no way involved in the shooting. however, when she gets back, they will thoroughly question her because she might know a lot more than she's indicating right now. she is not a suspect in the shooting, but she is still a person of interest in the overall crime. she has a lot more depth in her personal social media footprint. she is on facebook a lot. she called herself a happy grandma and a mom. she loves her g

president, i'd like to share some of greg's story today. greg was born on november 16, 1985. he and his younger brother neal were raised in a caring and loving home where their parents did their best to teach them right from wrong stressing the importance of being considerate, polite, and kind. when greg was 15, his parents moved to derry where he attended pinkerton academy and graduated with honors in 2004. during his senior year, like so many other students his age, he applied for college eventually deciding on keene state college pursuing a major in biochemistry. he had a dream of becoming a physician. he excelled academically, but his mom, linda, said during his transition between his freshman and sophomore year, something began to appear off. she wrote, quote, i saw firsthand that something was off about him. he was very quiet and withdrawn. he was showing obvious signs of depression which runs in both sides of the family. even as his depression progressed, greg battled throu through. graduating cup laudee with a bachelor degree in biochemistry. after graduating and movi

and greg was full of life greg was the greatest speaker in our nation often keys great after hearing him speak. as a great one of the greatest speaker now it is a shame you are the best you look at me to judge you not so bad to self. only greg to respond like. in the last. i would like to say. to you all if by some unfortunate circumstances if you all of feeling sorry for people like me and greg hart. go. somewhere i read the most happy is a peoples don't necessarily have the best of things they just make the best of what comes their way happiness comes to go from struggle talking fight. to those who have sought the most brightest future what i will be based on a forgiven or forgotten. i am with you and you are with me we are deeply honored that you gave us an opportunity to come here and not to say goodbye but to say i see you later mr willard. i think. is it a get out there you go be out that's what we do yeah we've been down. that's out there. we know why but we human beings we black people born in america and we must oppose this and fight that. this is not a bad and right is not

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♪ >> greg: i'm greg gutfeld with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, jesse watters and dana perino. "the five" ." as hillary continues through 2017 women scorned tour, allegations continue about an hour bearing creepy democratic leader who harasses women. but enough about her husband. today it is harvey weinstein who hillary finally addresses. >> i was just sick. i was shocked. i was appalled. it was something that was just intolerable in every way. and you know, like so many people who have come forward and spoken out, this was a different side of a person who i and many others have known in the past.

greg clark wants that to be the case. he went before the fa council today. we don‘t know the tone of the speech because cameras are not allowed in but we‘ve got a copy of the speech, and from the words on the page it appears there isa words on the page it appears there is a mea culpa from greg clark, admitting the words he used to the parliamentary hearing were wrong. he described institutional racism claims as fluff to mps, something he retracted but the damage was done. the two messages he wanted to deliver today, he once the fa to be a much simpler organisation and clear in what it is therefore, but the other thing he says is vital is for the fa to become more reflective of the football community it serves, develop on a board level or within the council or within coaching roles because one thing that came out of todayis because one thing that came out of today is that cultural review of st george‘s park, the fa‘s centre of excellence. some pointed criticism about dan ashford‘s role there and diversity within its coaching ranks, the fa making big

greg: it is interestinggreg: vonnie:, because i think wha -- greg: it is interesting, vonnie, because i think what they did, eric is a terrific director, by the way. i know him well and a huge value added on the board, but you either get to vote for the atp slate or you get to vote for the slat that bille has put up. you do not get to put them together. reminds me of when i was a kid of a multiple-choice exam i would read in school. i would read the question and think i know the answer and i go down and answer i find it was not there so i had to pick another one. a little bit of an offset what iss did, but largely, they backed the companies like. one carlos has done at adp has been terrific over the last period of time. i led the search committee that actually selected carlos. i think we made a good choice. vonnie: i think people have definitely praised carlos for his work, but i wanted to specifically address the issues iss had. let's pull it up. the company's lack of direct public response to two key ,ssues raised by the dissidents how it will reverse market share loss among large c

i'm glad i left california after greg and i left. total disaster. >> that drive across country was amazing. >> we will do it again. this is basically an anti-trim piece of legislation. the same people against the president when they've got in. they feel like they are going to pave the way, the rest of the country that this is what you can do to fight back, et cetera. until there is senseless loss of lives because you are creating a gap into medication between the feds and between local law enforcement so that people who are on the ground with the most information about who the people are and who are committing the crimes now cannot talk to the feds to let them know and communicate, we are going to see more crimes like the loss of life of kate steinle. how was the governor going to feel about that when crimes like that can be prevented because of the revolving door, because of the hands offer for -- this is what the result is going to be. this is an example of california winning. >> one of the reasons the governor gave is he didn't wa

greg, you know what i'm talking about. greg has been incredible on the subject. people had plans that work and all of a sudden they were simply cut off, it happened to your country also. rick and leslie they said they would like to use an association health plan and there are millions of americans who want more affordable options just like them. now, with this executive order, americans will likely soon have those options. we will be very happy to provide them to you and you will be very happy rich, i think you are going to be pleased. if not, you can tell them so. great to see you, thank you very much. in addition my administration will explore how we can expand something called short-term, limited duration insurance. these health insurance policies are not subject to any expansive and expensive obamacare coverage mandates and rules. the cost of the obamacare has been so outrageous, it is absolutely destroying everything in its wake. they were so attractive that last year, the previous administration crippled the market in an effort to keep people from fleeing t

i want to get greg in. this is the president being consistent in terms of his opinion about this deal to begin with so it's a follow-up, and today he was addressing the iranian people directly. >> a moderate iranian, they only execute half your family. what was the central problem with the iran deal? it was a treaty dressed up as legislation. so obama cheated our constitution and he lied to get this through because he knew he couldn't get it passed. no one was going to get past this terrible terrible deal. the great story of this is how trump is so far from being an autocrat, he's sending it back to congress. he says "let's do the right thing! i'm not going to be president obama and dress this like something else, i'm going to tell you what it is. you get to go back and you get to work on it." isn't that great? this is all about president obama's desperate need of foreign policy legacy so he created this horrible deal and he shoved it through and now we are shoving it back. by the way, we are shoving it bac

greg, you know exactly what i'm talking about. greg has been so incredible on this subject. and people had plans that worked and then all of a sudden they were just totally cut off. it happened to your company also. rich and leslie have said they would love once again to use an association health plan, and there are millions of americans who want more affordable options just like them. and now with this executive will likely ns will likely soon have those options. we will be very happy to provide them to you, and you will be very happy, rich. i think you're going to be extremely pleased. if not i think you can tell them right now. thank you, leslie of the appreciate it. great to see you. thank you very much. in addition, my administration will explore how we can expand something called short-term limited duration insurance. these health insurance policies are not subject to any very expansive and expensive boim care mandates -- obamacare mandates and rules. the cost of obamacare have been so outrageous it is absolutely destroying everything in its wake. they were to atrabtiv

. -- desde temprano- el seÑor greg- no ha parado de ensamblar decenas de cruces de madera - su garage en aurora - se ha convertido en su cuartel- con el afan de brindar un poco de paz y resignacin en momentos grises- para aquellos en las vegas. --sot-- greg - ensamblando cruces de madera- 10:49 yo me enteré de esto a las 7:30 de la mañana de inmediato me puso a trabajar en las cruces hasta l as 2 de la mañana. 59 cruces de madera que representan- las 59 vidas que hoy descansan en cielo- greg contempla manejar mil 700 millas en 30 horas para llegar a las vegas desde aurora- las cruces cargaran el nombre y fotos de los fallecidos- pero para que eso pase greg pide ayuda. --sot-- 11:56 estoy tratando de hacer esto solo pero si alguien puede venir ayudarme a pintarlas- hoy o mañana. con cada cruz que lija el seÑor greg- quiere que la comunidad de las vegas sepa que toda la nacin est con ellos- por su parte- holly- representante de moms demand action- en naperville le hace un llamado a la comunidad. holly blastic- 28:35 la prioridad es honrar y recordar a las victimas. pero también un

simple terms they said mommy cappy got beat up very badly and she died and people think that daddy greg did it and that he's in jail for that. ok my name gregg well now my nightmare started on may thirty first one thousand nine hundred five when my wife was found murdered brutally as anybody can imagine granddaughter froman she didn't mean right you know the whole nine yards and on t.v. and in the movies you always see the jury's going to daven it not this but there's a happy group of people you ever saw they were high five in each others that each other in the back you know it was her addicted was obscene but this is our home and the judge says to me he says mr well you've been found guilty by a jury of your peers and i could not do that then he said you're sent it to be executed by lethal injection all right i saw alan come when he brines out and he caught me unawares when he said it for time reason we cannot lethally inject you well after a few if the power goes out we will hang you and if the rope break by god some will take out on a jail change. just for the few of the bands who jo

greg, you know exactly what i'm talking about. greg has been so incredible on this subject. and people had plans that worked and then all of a sudden they were just totally cut off. it happened to your company also. rich and leslie have said they would love once again to use an association health plan, and there are millions of americans who want more affordable options just like them. and now with this executive order, americans will likely soon have those options. we will be very happy to provide them to you, and you will be very happy, rich. i think you're going to be extremely pleased. if not i think you can tell them right now. thank you, leslie of the appreciate it. great to see you. thank you very much. in addition, my administration will explore how we can expand something called short-term limited duration insurance. these health insurance policies are not subject to any very expansive and expensive obamacare mandates and rules. the cost of obamacare have been so outrageous it is absolutely destroying everything in its wake. they were too attractive that just last y

so, greg? >> thank you, sheriff. my name is greg castle, fire chief of the clark county fire department. a couple of things i want to mention, first is the family assistant sensor. it's set up right now, a combination of police, fire department, the coroner's office and other local entities working together to provide the services for the families that are coming into town, that are still here, trying to handle what has happened with their loved ones. they're providing all kinds of services, as the sheriff said, many places have zstepped up to provide floiights, housing, fee. that's a wonderful thing for our community to have done. this is located at the south hall of the convention center, s-2, and it's taken up the entire south hall. there's a donation dropoff area that's been set up to facilitate people wanting to drop off nonperishable goods over there at that site, water and so forth, those -- the entrance of that is off of sierra vista, just west of this convention center area command metro building at joe w. b

we are live at police headquarters i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> greg, thank you. >>> investigators are looking in the cause of the fire that destroyed the popular bridget foy restaurant on south street three fire fighters were injured, two dogs were killed, and flames engulfed the restaurant. fire started around 1:15 this morning and burned for hours. more than 100 fire fighters battled the fire, neighbors are saddened for the foy family, which own the restaurant. >> i i just hosted a fundraiser here two weeks ago and it breaks my heart that these kind people lost everything. >> i feel the way i felt the day my mom died and the day my dad died. i can't remember ever feeling as heart broken, as i feel right now. >> what remain of the restaurant was torn down this afternoon because of the danger of it possibly collaps ing. >>> two political aid to bob brady have been indicted, they allegedly paid off congressman 's 2012 primary opponent who admitted to dropping out of that race in exchange for cash. joe holden is live at federal court in center city with more , joe. >>