center inte captioning funded by cbs it's wednesday, april 26th, 2017. this is the "cbs morning news." trying to lock down a legislative victory, president trump rolls out his tax overhaul today. a look at who could see the biggest break and why it's anything but a done deal. this morning the white house is lashing out at another federal judge after the president's order punishing sanctuary cities is put on hold. and booed in berlin. audience members let ivanka trump have it after she praised her father.

good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at studio headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. later today president trump will unveil plans on what he says will be the biggest tax cuts in u.s. history. the proposal includes dramatic cuts to the tax structure. and a new tariff on canadian lumber not silling well across the bordeardboard. good morning, brook. >> good morning. there's a run-up on the 100th day in office which will be saturday. today president trump outlines the rough outline of their tax plan. we'll get a sense today of their priorities and some new lower tax rates. president trump works to fulfill another campaign promise today, overhauling the tax

easy, it will be fair. >> reporter: few details have been vealed but the white house says it will slash corporate taxes dropping the top rate from 35% to 15% and include cuts for middle income americans. >> the big question is how you do pay for this, do you pay for it, does it add to the deficit and will he package infrastructure spending with it to try to g across the aisle and try to get some democratic votes. >> and what the potential of the government shutdown two days away, there's funding that does not include mr. trump's long promised border wall. >> the fact that the wall is now off the table americans should breathe a huge sigh of relief. >> president trump stood by his promise before addressing the northern border and his decision this week to slap a tariff of up to 24% on canada's soft wood lumber exports. >> people don't realize

united states. >> standing up for canada's interests is what my job s whether it's soft wood or software. >> following a phone call with the canadian president last night, president trudeau called it unfair. he's expected to sign more orders today. heal sign an order directing the secretary to look at possible overreach in education. >> brook silva-braga. thanks, brook. it's a criminal gift in this cartel country. in a written statement the white house said this case is one more example of egregious overreach by a single judge. the ruling involved two lawsuits, one based in san francisco. >> this is why we have courts, to

president and attorney general who either don't understand the constitution or choose to ignore it. >> the judge in california ruled the president has no authority to attach new conditions to federal spending. the decision will remain until the cases work their way through the courts. >> the leaders of the house oversight committee say former national security adviser michael flynn appears to have broken the law by not disclosing payment for a speech in moscow. they're looking to the comptroller of the army and defense department inspector general for a final determination. jeff pegues reports. >> reporter: when retired lieutenant general michael flynn travelled to moscow in 2015 he was photographed sitting right next to russian president vladimir putin and he was paid almost $34,000 to speak. house oversight committee chairman jason chaffetz says flynn may have broken

>> as a former military officer, you simply can't take money from russia. top democrat on the committee elijah cummins said it did not show the russian payments. >> he was supposed to get permission and report and he didn't. >> according to the law flynn should have sought the approval. flynn was the head of the intelligence agency during the obama administration and in a statement his attorney said his client briefed the intelligence agency, a kmoent agency of the didn't of defense both before and after the trip. flynn is one of several trump campaign representatives under scrutiny by the fbi which is investigating whether they coordinated with the russians during the 2016 election. he was fired as president trump's national security adviser just 24 days into the job after

president about his contacts with russian ambassador sergey kislyak. >> the white house has refused to abide this committee with a single piece of paper. >> coummins said -- >> to not produce documents is ridiculous. >> jeff pegues, cbs news, washington. today members of the house and senate will be briefed on north korea's development of weapons and long-range missiles. this morning south korea protested. china sees it as a security threat. the deployment came after a day of a live artillery drill. senator lindsey graham told nancy cordes the u.s. reaction to north korea is the most important decision president

presidency. >> i think the symbolism of going to the white house where the commander in chief lives the hear from the commander in chief and his team about what we need to do or be prepared to do with north korea in a sense is how serious this is. first daughter ivanka trump faced a tough crowd during a women's summit in berlin. listen to what happened yesterday when she praised her father. >> he's been a tremendous champion of supporting families and enabling -- >> well, ivanka trump said she is very proud of her father and said in her experience he believed in a woman's potential. "face the nation" moderator john dicker sochb will interview president trump saturday on his 100th day in office. it will be broadcast on

this morn willing broadcast live from the white house on monday, may 1st. former george h.w. bush will remain in the hospital for a few more days. one of his doctors says he has recovered from any moanial but still suffers the effect of bronchitis. mr. bush is 92 years old and has been hospitalized since april 14th. some dry sunny weather but there are potentials from flood producing rain. areas of raleigh got more than 8 inches. rivers could rise and are expected to crest above flood stage. some roads vn be closed and school districts will delay openings this morning. here in new york city a tourist was hit by a piece of wood from a building. she was h

condition with head and neck injuries. rush hour became crush hour at new york's penn station. commuters waiting for trains were packed bizarre deans following a power problem yesterday. the station was so overcrowded by 5:30 that police wouldn't lehtonen else in. and a growing brushfire is growing near mesa, arizona. the fast moving fire has burned at least five acres. parts of the highway have been shut down. no injuries are report and so far no homes are threaten. the origin of the fire sun clear. coming up on the "morning news" now, a message from the vatican, pope francis gives a surprise tedd talk. plus celebrities head to the red carpet for the 100 "times" gala. and -- >> reporter: the skies are going to be filled with drones like these today. it's all part of a land, sea, and air exercise, that could

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"time" magazine honored its 100 moat influential people last night at a new york city gala. they were described as pioneers, leaders, and icons. a among them tv anchor gretchen who settled a multi-million-dollar lawsuit with fox news. >> you take it and take it and take it and say, you know what? sometimes enough is enough. >> among those were norah o'donnell and charlie rose who made the 2014 list. fox news is accused of discrimination. those are some of the news head lines on the "morning news" stand.

the lawsuits claim fox management repeatedly ignored worker complaints about racial discrimination. a network spokeswoman denied the ail allegation. france 24 held a ceremony for a fallen police officer. he was killed last week when a gunman opened fire in the heart of paris. his partner told the crowd france must stay committed to piece. pope francis struck a hopeful tone in a message shown worldwide. the pontiff's video was screened at the tedd talks convention now under way in the city. it's the first time pope francis has addressed the international conference. researchers say it kept fetal lams alive outside their mothers until they could survive on their own. scientists hope it could be tried on human preemies within five years. and the "washington post" notes an embarrassing moment for supreme

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and naz damage gained 41 points. coca-cola is cut ting 1,200 job unone in every five employees and more layoffs are possible. coke says it's trying to create a leaner more focused core operation. coke was hurt by losses in latin america and plans to improve sales by selling sparkling beverages. google says it's retooling its search engine in anxious effort to get around fake news. google has also reprogrammed the feature to omit derogatory suggestions from its automated list of recommendations of search requests. in the future your uber ride could be u i

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and fortune for making left turns. nascar driver dale earnhardt jr. surprised everyone by announced he'll retire. 's been plagued by concussions over the years and no longer wants to face the risks of racing. >> once i started to realize how delicate things are and how quickly that can be made for you. >> the 43-year-old earnhardt is a 14-time winner of nascar's most popular driver award and he won 26 most major races. and yankees legend derek jeter could soon be back in baseball. a group including jeter reportedly has reached a deal to buy the miami marlins. the group includes florida governor jeb bush. they bid $1.3 billion. baseball's commissioner of the league says they have not yet accepted any bid. and coming up later on "cbs this morning," saving money o on your wedding. a new company offering couples secondd

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after his event at the star stunning event. the wizards try to advance to the second round of the playoffs. depending on where you live, it may have felt like the sun was going to come out this week, but things are about to improve and really heat up. yes, the sun is coming back. meteorologist allison ray is standing by right now. allison, you couldn't tell me really by looking right now, because it is currently drizzling. >> that's all that's left over, jan. give it a few more hours and we'll be done with the drizzle. it's pretty isolated and it happens to be right in northwest, all the way up through places like rockville, just a couple of areas of sprinkles this morning, also farther to the south along 301 in charles county, down through st. mary's and less than ordertown light showers continue. this is it. the next few hours we're going to diseel with a few areas of drizzle, -- deal with a few areas of drizzle. 59 degrees right now and mike was saying it's kind

out there. the result is -- the relative humidity is feeling pretty high. it's going to feel comobility, but as we head throughout the afternoon, we'll see some sunshine. it's not going to last too long. areas actually to the west see it first. so if you're in central virginia, even southwestern parts of virginia, you get the sunshine before areas in d.c. i'm going to track the fog for you. also, we are tracking the sunshine highs today, about 10 degrees warmer than we were yesterday. we're headed to the low 70s. there it is, ellen, all the way by 5:00. >>reporter: i heard topper say the same thing last night. i don't want to oversell it, we're not going to see the sun until later. a serious crash out there. there was a person in a car who got trapped under this tractor- trailer here. serious injuries. they have the person out. they're now working on taking this tractor-trailer off the car, so where is this all happen sng well, montgomery county fire department is who's out here. it's shady grove road, your westbound lanes that are closed down right when you hit on

also there is that gas work still going on, gas line work here in the 1200 block of mount olivet road in northeast. good morning, lar rir. >>reporter: good morning to you. today in south korea demonstrators are demonstrating against the military. military and police clashed near a road where they were carrying thermal high-altitude defense systems. the south korean government announced the installation of the american missile defense system just after north korea made another public show of its military strength. setting up this system has drawn a lot of criticism from north korea, china and russia where the system's powerful radars act as a security threat. today we'll see whether virginia governor terry mcauliffe has any reports about his wife as she's considering a challenge to barbara comstock. she represents virginia's 10th congressional district. dorothy mcauliffe confirmed her interest in the race yesterday during her visit to a manassas middle school. it would be her first bid for

to make a decision. and there may be a bit of a birthday party at the white house today. first lady melania trump turns 47 years old. happy birthday to her. melania was born in slovenia in 1970. after modeling in europe, she came to the u.s. in the 1990s and eventually became a u.s. citizen 10 years later. the only other foreign-born first lady is luisa adams, wife of our sixth president, john quincy adams. will you catch a break on your 2017 taxes? well, president trump is set to unveil his plan for changing the tax code later today. and good morning, thanks for joining us, i'm ann jeffcoat. >> if you love puddles, get ready to jumping in them quickly. woo-hoo, we got our eyes on the sun, on the roads, the sun is going to come out even for a brief time. ellen has

we'll start with allison, though, a look at the end of the week, it's amazing too. >> oh, yeah. especially if you like summer weather. i know some people might say where's spring? we'd like that nice 70-degree weather. well, you know what? it take as while to kind of see things balance out. and sometimes spring is just that, really warm, then really warm, then really cold, it's hard to get those nice 70- degree days. so we're going to go from feeling like march to july in a hurry. today lots of cloud cover, but slowly increasing sunshine. here we are at 2:00, increasing sunshine by 6:00 lots of sun. temperatures will make their way into the low 70s, a big jump from where we have been the past couple of days, even above average. winds will stay to the northwest, it won't be as windy today either. a couple of sprinkles as you head out the door around d.c. and also along charles county and parts of st. mary's county. highs today pretty comfortable, but it does take until after lunchtime to really start to feel the benefits of that increasing sunshine. it will be much warmer. notice through culpepper and orange near 80 degrees. then you head to fredrick and gaitbu