>> the week ahead in congress includes more senate debate on president trump's cabinet nominations. a final vote on treasury secretary nominee is monday evening. we get an update from a capitol hill reporter. >> how is the vote shaping up for monday evening and what's the senate's nomination docket like for the rest of the week? >> the vote is going to be

about 7:00 almost entirely party line, i would expect that only joe manch of west virginia, a conservative democrat is going to be the only democrat to be supporting mnuchin but it's a victory for the senate to kick this into monday because it had been scheduled for saturday morning. a lot are pretty grumpy. they want to go home. so it's probably good for the institution to have a weekend to process this stuff. then from there they'll go to veterans affairs secretary will be confirmed on monday night easily. and then tuesday morning will be linda mcman will be confirmed as the small business administration. so it has been a historicically slow approach for trump's cabinet but it's starting to pick up a little bit and there's a little light at the end of the tunnel. >> also reported on democrats' opposition to labor secretary nominee. what will we hear about his confirmation hearing? >> you will hear a lot about an

undocument combd granted who worked for him and he did not pay taxes on for four to five years according to his spokesman. republicans are sticking behind this nomination. but i believe that democrats have now realized that if he is probably the only one left that they can perhaps tag or maybe get to withdraw. so they are concentrating on him. chuck schumer the leader has called on him to withdraw. you'll probably hear more of that in the hearing. and i think that democrats are going to focus pretty much all of their energy scords scuttling his nomination which is now becoming the latest one that they can put a lot of nrnl towards. > thanks for the update. >> thanks so much. >> the house and senate return monday. follow the house live on -span, the senate on c-span 2. >> sunday night, melissa

fleming, recounts a young syrian woman's jorney to europe. she is interviewed by michelle president of refugees international. >> how these things develop to the point they have to leave. >> this is 2011 and the arab spring is happening all around them and they're turning on the televisions. all kinds of average families in syria they're living under an oppressive rejeeps but they have homes, livelihoods, health care, they're going to school. just going about their day to day life. this family in particular was not politically active. it wasn't -- they're caught up in this kind of excitement about, well, actually the other countries around us are changing. maybe things could change here. and demonstrations are starting in the streets. and the 16-year-old is inspired

to go out and see what is happening. she witnesses then that peaceful protesters are actually shot at. this his weekly address the president mentions victims of tornadoes in louisiana and mississippi. job growth, cutting taxes, and executive action on terrorism. representative joe crowelly of new york delivers the democratic response giving his reaction to the immigration executive order. >> my fellow americans, this week our hearts are with the people of louisiana and mississippi. families have lost their homes, businesses, and livelihoods after devastating tornadoes swept through many, many communities. my administration will make sure they have the support that