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Make sure we knew. >> tucker: makes jaw is open. can that be right? can she know the name of the dog that won the show? >> ultimately the top prize at the westminster dog show going to the top terrier. appropriately named king. 3-year-old wire fox terrier. >> my mom literally texts this out at 7:00 a.m. to everyone in my family. >> can this be an eject button? >> tucker: i like dogs as much as anyone on earth and i didnt know the answer. another multiple choice question. on tuesday we celebrated...

More lawsuits, more action on the way. most republicans agree with the president here. a handful, like senator marco rubio, they say they have concerns about this as well. laura? >> allison, thank you so much. live from washington. eric. eric: all this while at the southern border patrol officers are reporting theres been a surge in rescue efforts. that as more migrants they say are attempting to cross the rye owe grand into texas. -- rio grande into texas. we have much more from eagle pass, tex...

Mikes jaw is open can that be right? can she know the name of the dog that won the show? >> ultimately the top prize at the westminster dog show going to theze top terrier. appropriately named king. 3-year-old wire fox terrier. [laughter] >> my mom literally texts this out at 7:00 a.m. to everyone in my family. >> can this be an eject button? >> tucker: i like dogs as much as anyone on earth and i dndnt know the answer. another multiple choice question. on tuesday we celebrated the birthday of t...

We have only known in such stark black and white terms. and thanks to michael beschloss and his always educational twitter feed, this week he has posted photos of, for starters, everything that was in the presidents pockets the night of his assassination at fords theater. a photo of lincoln at his very tiny desk. a photo of abraham lincolns slippers. but what got our attention from michael were the two rejected designs for the lincoln memorial. one with his statue on top of it and another full-o...

Last thing before we go last thing before we go tonight, lets just take a moment to think about what might have been. abraham lincoln was born 210 years ago today. always ranked first or second behind george washington as our most important president. he was a modest, self-made, self-taught man from illinois who showed genuine brilliance and mustered astounding courage and vision, guiding our country through an existential crisis that had torn us in two. historians for years have wondered how ...

Was born 210 years ago today. and that is our broadcast for this tuesday night. thank you so very much for being here with us. good night from nbc news headquarters here in new york. by the rockets red glare. every year, for the fourth of july, communities large and small across the country, they set off fireworks, of course, to celebrate the fourth of july. these are some of the fireworks that were set off for the fourth of july celebration in our nations capital this past fourth of july. d.c...

On 210%, i could see that sliding for a little while, but generally speaking, im not inclined to do that. >> would you consider starting a national emergency to build the wall? >> im considering everything. im considering everything. president clinton, president bush, this is not unique. they have declared and we have additional money we could use. thank you, everybody. >> the president of the united states taking questions in a cabinet meeting there, talking a great deal about the china trade

Gigantic. here with reaction lighting up social media fox news headlines 24/7 reporter carley shimkus. carley, if thats what it takes to win the game everybody should wear them. >> we should all be wearing them it looks like a couch cover. ainsley: wear them to keep warm. >> football fans they wear these big coats to keep them warm. ainsley: they have to go over their shoulder pads. brian: i dont know what that is. >> it does feel and has photographic evidence thats his coat of tom brady specifi...

Of how historic this was. >> at 12:39 p.m., in a robe decorated with gold stripes to signify the historical significance of the proceedings, justice rehnquist read the final results. two thirds of the senators present not having found him guilty of the charges... >> 10 republicans and all senate democrats voted "not guilty" on the charge of perjury. on the charge of obstruction of justice, the senate was bitterly divided and voted down the middle -- 50 senators guilty, 50 not guilty. it is there...

Officer of the country, other than a vote to go to war. >> an understanding of how historic this was. >> 12:3:09 pm in a robe decorated with gold stripes to decorate the historical significance of the proceedings, justice rehnquist read the final results. >> 2 thirds of senators present having not found him guilty of charges. >> 10 republicans all senate democrats voted not guilty on charge of perjury. on the charge of obstruction of justice the senate was bitterly divided and voted down the mid...