tonight, and he is coming off a summit with some of the people who were his strongest detractors during the campaign. senior national correspondent john roberts is outside trump tower again tonight. good evening, john. bret, good evening to you. it was the highest profile summit yet at trump tower, which is directly behind this bus behind me, and also the highest dollars. donald trump played host to high-tech billionaires, most of whom actively campaigned against him in the election. well, i just want to thank everybody. reporter: it was a crowd that just weeks ago had been openly hostile to donald trump. amazon founder jeff bezos who during the campaign claimed trump was eroding the democratic process. apple ceo tim cook who raised millions for hillary clinton. facebook coo sheryl sandberg also backed hillary clinton, as did tesla and spacex founder, elon musk. today trump urged them all to put political differences aside and focus on growing the economy, point out tech stocks
priebus echoing his complaints about media coverage. the truth is we don t have problems in the west wing. you read about the stories i don t get along with bannon. actually, we ve gelled as a team, and we get along great, and we re working well together, and the amount of drama and spin that you read about mostly in the washington daily gossip rags is unbelievable stuff and isn t true. and you read it every day and wonder what alternative universe they re reporting on? harris: we have fox team coverage, garrett tenney is following developments and the possible executive order on immigration coming at any time. we begin with kristen fisher traveling with the president in palm beach, florida. you and i saw each other friday when he got there. the president met with four candidates for national security job today, but may not be done interviewing, i understand? reporter: that s right, the white house says president trump could be meeting with
more candidates tomorrow. on top of th
who is our person of the week. good evening and it s great to have you with us on a friday night. we end the week with the breaking headline from the white house. president trump demanding the resignation of tom price, the secretary of health and human services is out. he ll be replaced at midnight tonight comes after spending hundreds of thousands of dollars of your money on luxury jets and that list of cabinet members under fire for spending is growing. epa chief scott pruitt. treasury secretary steve mnuchin, interior secretary ryan zinke and top republicans are demanding an investigation and mary bruce on how much of your money taxpayer dollars has been spent and the questions now mounting tonight. reporter: as he boarded air force one tonight, it sounded like the president had made up his mind about health secretary tom price. i m disappointed in him. he s a good man, but i m disappointed in him. reporter: just minutes
before, abc s jon karl asked the president if price w
not just a friend, just a good guy, a friend for a very long time. that s what the president said. and the two of course do seem particularly close in photo after photo. here they are greeting the tesla ceo, elon musk, in the state dining room as trump signs an executive order about the oil pipeline industry. and this, trump speaking on the phone with vladimir putin, and who is there? steve bannon. and then when they worked together in the white house, check this out, their offices, steps apart. in fact the only person who sat closer to the president of the united states than bannon was president trump s son-in-law, jared kushner. even the official chief of staff, reince priebus, sat farther away from president trump. and of course as trump knows well from his real estate days, power is all about location, location, location. slamming bannon, though, was only part of the white house operation today. the press secretary tried to rip the book itself and its author, michael wolff.
sky. the rocket launch that mesmerized millions. and the confusion, chaos and crashes it caused. and good evening and welcome to world news tonight. i m tom llamas, in for david. and we begin with that deadly winter wallop, striking the day after christmas, as millions of americans travel for the holidays. snow falling from coast to coast. eye-popping accumulations in parts of pennsylvania and upstate new york. more than 50 inches in some spots. and it s not just snow. wind chill alerts in 20 states. this time lapse video from duluth, minnesota, where temperatures hit 21 degrees below zero. causing steam and fog to rise from lake superior. treacherous driving conditions tonight. four killed in one interstate crash in kansas. slow going from the great lakes through the northeast. and a frightening moment at boston s logan airport, when a jetblue passenger plane skidded out after landing in slick
conditions. airline delays stacking up tonight as that arctic blast moves east. abc s
49 completely on its head. the driver of that red car making a split-second decision. i either had to hit the cars that were turned over, hit the car that was spinning out in front of me or come down this ravine. and i chose the ravine. reporter: tragically, in texas, a deadly mix of speed and weather costing one driver his life. and gio benitez live from a very windy jfk airport. we can hear the wind there, gio. so many flights canceled today. now airlines already issuing waivers for the next storm? reporter: that s right, david. more than 1,000 flights canceled today alone. more than 5,000 delayed. and, you know, those airlines, you re right, those airlines are issuing those waivers before the next storm even hits. you can just see, this wind is really picking up here, david. all right, a messy night still ahead. gio, thank you. as i mentioned a new storm already brewing for later in the week, but first things first, rob marciano live tonight with us on the current system
says, president trump s vision of soldiers marching and tanks rolling down the boulevards of washington is moving closer to reality in the pentagon and white house, where officials say they have begun to plan a grand military parade later this year showcasing the might of america s armed forces. trump has long mused publicly and privately about wanting such a parade, but a january 18th meeting between trump and top generals in the pentagon s tank, a room reserved for top-secret discussions, marked a tipping point according to two officials briefed on the planning. so there s where we begin. let s bring in our leadoff panel on a tuesday night. phillip rucker. white house bureau chief for the washington post. shannon pettypiece for bloomberg news. and the pool reporter on duty at the white house today. so, todd, i d like to begin with you. talk about the president s demeanor, the kind of bluster index compared to other days
you ve spent on the beat and the mood around him in the
they are talking about this incredible success. if i didn t get elected, if the opposition party i call the obstructionist party, that s all they are good at. if they got elected they wouldn t have cut regulations and taxes. you would have been down to a gdp that would have been negative. you see what s happening. our companies are ready to soar. wages for the first time are rising at the fastest pace in many, many years. 18, 19, 20 years. and i tell you, i would always go around and say to you strongly, people have jobs, they made more money 21 years ago than they make today and in some
[applause] wages are going up for the first time in mani many years. that s freight. as a result of our massive tax cuts which by the way debbie stabenow voted against. if the democrats get in they will take the tax cuts away and raise your taxes to a much higher level than you ever thought possible. that s what they want to do, so they can give the money away. millions of americans are receiving l
can i get can i get a connection? ohhh can i get a connection? trying find the old me welcome to kasie d.c. i m kasie hunt. we are live every sunday from washington from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. eastern. tonight, insider rumors fly as the president prepares to make a primetime announcement about the supreme court. plus, alan dershowitz joins me live. we ll get his top tips for summering on martha s vineyard, oh, and also talk about the president s evolving legal strategy in the mueller probe. plus, some actual good news as divers emerge with some of the boys that stranded that soccer team alive.
we ll get a report on the ground as monsoon rains fall and thai navy seals prepare to go in again. but first we are just over 24 hours away from president trump s primetime announcement of his pick to replace anthony kennedy on the supreme court. by the way, for those of you watching at home, abc says it is prepared to break into the bachelorette to bring you that news. president sa
but the pressure from lebanon to leave is building some three thousand syrians have already registered to return but i can never go back to syria. she is especially worried about this man. is a member of the syrian committee tasked with collecting the names of billing return is and sending the list to damascus for approval who is suspicious that the government mitali the names with those who protested against the regime and neither of us them upon arrival or refuse them approval to return but golson denies the charge. it s not a condition not an issue of approval it s just about informing the government of the names of the people returning. he claims syria is now safe and to convince us
he asked one of the refugees who ve applied to return to talk to us do you want to go back of course what s keeping me here but it doesn t go quite as he was sought so he is confronted by angry syrians that jobs are going back to syria safely is impossible. he shows his broad scars the military did t