daschle and trent lott. jonathan: very quickly, a big print in the eurozone, core inflation a four-year high. , up .6%.gh on the euro treasuries on offer at the margin. of the market action. let's get you up to speed on the top stories. here is emma chandra. emma: president trump warned there could be a major conflict with north korea if diplomacy fails, telling reuters the u.s. would love to solve the issue peacefully, but said it is very difficult. at the united nations security council today, secretary tillerson will try to showed north korea the world is against it. in france, the presidential election is a week from sunday. at a rally and nice, marine le pen did not mention her plan to pull out of the euro, but said macron lacked french fry use. tell thes are ready to u.k. they are united when it comes to brexit. there will be a summit in brussels to discuss the uk's departure from the block. they will warned the u.k. against trying to create division. after anfell the most unexpected dip in fixed incom

south korea‘s president and the heads of samsung and lotte have been charged with bribery. can see how far this has brought south korea. here, south korea‘s marvel at what the chaebols have built in just a few decades. you know, it occurs to me, as i looked out from this building, towering over the city of seoul, that it is like the relationship between chaebols and how much they dominate the south korean economy. 0n the face of it, you would never know that scandal had hit lotte. but there is recognition in the sprawling empire that something has to change. translation: the corporate brand image has been damaged. because of that, new investment and development of new businesses may have been affected. but it has also provided us affected. but it has also provided us with the opportunity to look at corporate governance, which we have not been paying attention to. that is little comfort for those who challenge the dominance of the chaebols. 15 years ago, this man was the founder of a successful business. he partnered —— partnered with a chaebol to spend. but after there was

. >> nfl hall of famer ronnie lott joins us. the disease he is trying to bring attention to that changed the life of a former teammate. >>> some may consider them weeds but they are actually an important source of nutrition. the new push this week to take eating local to a whole new level. >>> have you lost your mind, gasia? >> what? me? >> good way to start the show. how about blue skies and sunshine. that's what i was thinking. in the city by the bay right there. great spring morning finally for us in the bay area as we take a live look out at san francisco. remember golden gate park having a bill 4/20 celebration today. some calling it a holiday some can't stand the smell of marijuana. we bring you inside another big celebration to talk about that. is the golden state warriors. another big win yesterday out at oracle. 110-81. no problem will for the warriors. no kd, no barnes, no livingston, no problems. nice victor before they pack their bags and head up to portland for game three. welcome to the 9. we want to talk about the

the tallest building there, the 123 story lotte tower has opened in style in seoul.ay from the skyscraper itself, accompanied by music on the opening night. to top it off there was a sum of seniors laser show as well. that totalled around 30,000 rounds of fireworks, lighting up the night—time sky. quite a sight. more than 250 people are now confirmed to have died in the colombian city of mocoa — which was devastated on friday by a landslide. families and friends of the victims have started to bury their loved ones. survivors and rescuers continue their search for victims, but the likelihood of finding any more survivors is fading. the bbc‘s laura bicker has the latest from mocoa. just near here, as we were coming into the town, there's a huge queue outside the cemetery, with people with masks on, because that's where they have the tough task of trying to identify their loved ones. the search and rescue teams have been working tirelessly to try to find anyone who may be left in the mud, but for days many of them have been tearing at the mud with their hands. it's now

we have samsung and -- leading, stockste -- lotte sliding.e are seeing cooling-off when it comes to australian notes. editors anticipate this dread -- spread between u.s. and ozzie will dissipate later this year. the slump in iron or is likely to see a derived -- drive and demand in aussie bonds. mentioned, we are keeping an eye out on chinese property prices at the bottom of the hour. despite tougher measures to cool the real estate market, these are hot properties for investors. gains of more than 70% against the msci target. they are vastly outperforming the gauge. is robust outlook for sales added to the stocks. analysts are fighting caution for the sector, predicting revenue growth will grow in the second quarter. rishaad: it is all about in treat cronyism, corruption, bribery, you name it. let's find out what's going on in korea. former korean president has been formally charged with bribery and abuse of power. she is also accused of coercion and leaking state secrets in the widening corruption investigation into links between the presi

south korea's tallest building, the 123—story lotte world tower, has officially opened in seoul, with truly spectacular fireworks display and laser show. a total of about 30,000 rounds of fireworks lit up seoul's night—time sky. you are up—to—date. stay with us. and the top story here in the uk. theresa may has dismissed suggestions that britain might be prepared to go to war with spain following the gibraltar brexit row. more from me coming up, but first, here is marika with asia business report. britain's finance minister heads to india, looking for a new partnership as the brexit process gets under way. and find out why australia's top real estate firm says the property market there is set for a slow down. good morning. welcome to asia business report, live from singapore. 0ne business report, live from singapore. one week after the uk triggered the process of leaving the european union, chancellor philip hammond is on his way to india. businesses there are concerned about what kind of impact it could have on them. our colleague in new delhi spoke with the president at the european

he came home to meet his first rebuff. 37 members of the new senate led by senator lott had signed a resolution that the constitution of the league of nations in the form proposed to the peace conference should not be accepted. the president reacted with a shocked defiance and talked to the press and the people. with american and world opinion on his side, he felt confident of the final outcome. upon president wilson's return to paris, with the three prime ministers, he took over the final stages of the making of the treaty in secret sessions. within these big for meetings, the president was confronted with adamant opposition to many of his basic proposals of peace. but the world's call for the league let him back into the big four sessions. only by making the treaty with germany could he secure the the signatories of the 27 people at the table as well as the enemy signatories. the president decided to make the compromises demanded by the allies. they gained the dismemberment of the enemy empire and the annexation of great territory. they won their demands for impossible reparation.

powerful than the democratic and republican leaders that you used to have,e, the way sort of trent lott, ted kennedy, ted stevens, his larger-than-life figures who back in 2005 were not really in leadership. and along with that the sort of new personalities, you have a very much more divided, much more polarized country thatok really is looking for doing it as shorts versus skins, red versus blue and they're just looking for an outcome that fits that partisan mold. >> host: how much is this just an extension of what happened in 2013? >> guest: let's start with 2005. harry reid was trying to protect the filibuster. he was the new minority leader, and republicans were trying topu push through george w. bush is appellate court judges. then this sort of bipartisan group came together led by john mccain and a few others. they defuse the issue, and harry reid at the time told me that some of the colleagues, when we were at roll call at the time that it was his greatest moment in the senate, was preserving the filibuster. then he becomes majority leader. barack obama becomes president o and th

to their great credit, majority leader lott and senator hatch decided not to do that. they advanced the nomination. he and senator hatch and i and a vast majority of the republican conference voted for cloture to give them an up-or-down vote. we didn't do this because we supported the nominees. in fact, most of us voted against their actual confirmation, but we thought they deserved an up-or-down vote. after all, that was the tradition of the senate. given that we were in the majority and that these nominations were highly controversial, our determination not to filibuster but instead advance them to an up-or-down vote was not -- was not as you might imagine popular with our base, but we resisted the political pressure. again, we respected the senate's tradition against filibustering judicial nominees, but it would matter little -- it would matter little to our democratic friends. less than a year later, president bush, 43, comes to office. before he had submitted a single judicial nominee, our democratic colleagues held a retreat in farmington, pennsylvania. there, ac

we're honored to have ronnie lott join us live to talk about his participation in a walk for als thisnd. of course the walk comes weeks after dwight clark s former teammate has been diagnosed with als. the diagnosis is pulling the team together. >> and the community. >> and the community. >> ronnie lott will be here tomorrow. hope you're here for that. thank you for joining us today. we will see you tomorrow. we will see you at noon. have a great day. enjoy the sunshine. where's the rest of it? uh, the soy sauce? it's gone. treat your clothes better with new tide pods plus downy. it's got to be tide indid may imagine april showersy bringing her fashionable, flowers at such a sunny price? never but that's the beauty of a store full of surprises. you never know what you're gonna find, but you know you're gonna love it. >> live from new york city, it's the "wendy williams show." >> wendy: how you doing? welcome to hot topics, folks! it's going to be -- [ applause ] >> now, here's wendy! [ applause ] [ applause ] >> wendy: you made it! and you, too! thank you for watching our show. welcom

he gave that a shot and talked about why the raiders did not negotiate with the ronnie lott group wholisten. >> at the beginning of the process, i met with the governor of nevada. and he asked me am a i using him for leverage to get a deal done somewhere else? and i looked him in the eye and i said mr. governor, i would never do that, if you come through with what you're talking about, then we're going to do everything we can to make the raiders move to las vegas. therefore it would have been unfair and i told ronnie lott that, i told him that all along and said you know, you could be working on this, but i can't be working with you on this because i gave my word. >> there you go. 95.7 the game is where he spoke today with j.t. the brick. meanwhile the sharks are trying to go to the stanley cup playoff with some resemblance of momentum. played tonight without joe thornton, only the eighth game he has missed in 12 years. tonight the sharks took care of vancouver, all settled in the first 30 seconds. 18 seconds in off the faceoff. 180 spin for kevin lebanc and it is 1-0 sharks. then jus

lott, ms. daniele lott? >> yes, ma'am. i'm so sorry for doing that in the courtroom. emotions took over. and i should have never disrespected you. you are the judge. i should have respected you. this overnight stay has literally -- i work. we was in the jail. i'm so sorry that -- i'm so, so sorry. >> what is it about this experience overnight in jail that has caused you to calm down today? >> i never. there was a lot of drug addicts and a lot of different type of things around me. and i just -- that is not the life i want to live and i should have respected what you said. i have five children. i have no respect like this at all. >> i appreciate that. so at this time i'm accepting your apologies. i think in the future if you are ever in a courtroom you will be respectful. i'm going to give you credit for the one day served and i'm letting you go right now. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you counsels for being present. >> we get to go home. >> to our babies. >> how do you guys feel right now? >> good. >> good, relieved. this morning we talked by ourselves for a li

at the same time, the chairman of the lotte group has also been indicted over allegations of bribery, abuse of power, perversion, and leaking of government secrets. park has been through five rounds of questioning since she was arrested last month. let's get a quick check on what is happening in the markets. the bloomberg dollar index, down 0.3%. comments from vice president mike pence beating into that trade. finally, brent and nymex, both under pressure. nymex at $52.72 a barrel. this is bloomberg. francine: welcome to this bloomberg surveillance special. we will be in washington on april 21 when finance ministers and central bankers from the imf need for the annual meetings of the world bank. the event comes at a time of rising political uncertainty, a busy election schedule in europe and risks from the perfectionism. ahead of the event, i sent him for conversations -- i sat down with conversations for the imf managing director. i asked her about the concerns regarding protectionism. >> protectionism is clearly a threat. and one if it was to be realized would really be a break on g

. >> jerry rice, ronnie lott and joe montana are now in san francisco, honor marking a new era for the>> and the reason behind major flight delay answers cancellations rig >>>. >>> with things getting worse, i just made the decision i couldn't coach. >> uncertain status for warriors coach steve ker who will sit out game four of the playoffs because of excruciating pain. i'm eric thomas. we begin with that developing news. we heard just a short time ago from coach kerr. wasn't on the bench last night, won't be there tomorrow and everybody is wondering when he will be back. mike joins us live from portland, whato

. >> reporter: some of the other names mentioned today, bill walsh, barry bonds, ronnie lott, we're also told there will be space included for an anticipated willie mccovey park. live in san francisco, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> thank you very much. >>> well it has been nearly two years since cheryl sandberg's husband's sudden death while on vacation and now she is sharing her healing process in a new book. we are the only local television crew to sit down with her to talk about her new venture. tomorrow morning you could watch the interview on today in the bay with her interview as she talks about advice to others when it comes to coping with grief and the life lesson she's learned since losing her husband. >>> still to come, the president's performance. what new members reveal about his acontroversial as he approaching his -- his approval as he approaches his 100th day in office. >>> and the election in france. what that could mean for the country and the rest of the world and how the french community is reacting here in the bay area. >>> france's presidential election ringi

you haven't mention touchdown. >> ronnie lott is joining us in the studio.mistake we're wearing red and gold today. >> he is a raider too. >> that is true. we will talk about the raiders too. >> gasia, did you know that he once cut off his finger so he could keep playing football. >> what? >> game day. >> yeah. >> mike will fill you in while i do traffic. >> you do that and we'll do this. >> a long time ago. >> mike will fill you in. >> really. >> let's look at the bay bridge westbound. as you can see it has been a tough commute. one of the reasons why is because of a crash. also i think i have -- this is a look at the bay bridge span. and westbound traffic is very slow because of a crash just past treasure island. it is a little hazy for us to show you the crash. it is there and they're clearing it now. there was a stalled vehicle that caused slow traffic. it is taking more than an hour to get into san francisco. even some of the carpool lanes are slowing down. i would not recommend driving into san francisco using the bay bridge. if you have to, you have t

the country's tallest building, the 123 story lotte tower, has officially opened in seoul.skyscraper if self, accompanied by music and a laser show. much more on the bbc website. thank you for watching. morning. we've got some rain working its way in from the west but, before we take a look at that, let's look back at some of the highlights of monday. a beautiful weather watchers picture sent in from cambridgeshire. a lovely afternoon, and we saw highs here of 18 degrees. but the storm clouds gathered in argyll and bute. a very atmospheric shot here. and that's because the rain arrived from the west. now, it's fairly fragmented and it's moving somewhat erratically eastwards over the next few hours, perhaps sitting towards dawn in the south—east corner. behind it, some clearer skies, a fresher start to the day across scotland and northern ireland. more cloud, though, into the south—west. and for wales, the odd spot or two of rain still at 8am. the bulk of the rain probably sitting across the south coast up into 0xfordshire, east anglia and the south—east corner. but even the

many years ago the nation worked with code pink, trent lott, even the nra to overturn these cross ownership media rules because even the tea party should be for localism. the big corporation out there often doesn't have people's interests at stake. but those alliances have frayed, fallen apart, unfortunately. they need to be rebuilt. there is a long history in this country of under it -- understanding that unchecked corporate power is not in the interest of people. i think that gorsuch is in that tradition. there is a report that i wrote about in "the washington post." in the mainstream, out of the mainstream, his record shows that he is 87% more conservative right wing than the federal justices sitting in this country. this is a serious low. he's very young. that is important. we need to think hard about the court. all this should -- this talk about judge robert being a referee, balls and strikes, give me a break. there has been a long history of politicizing the court and the right wing, to its credit, has understood the power of reshaping the lower courts. one of the reasons that trump w

and it turns out that russia is deeply committed to president take a lott will more than a single set of airstrikes and a single airfield to back to get putin off his support. host: let's go to luke, a republican. good morning. caller: this is a total mess. i am embarrassed. russia is not going to back out. they are not going to back out. i hear this on tv but you cannot underestimate the enemy. everyone says we have the rest -- we have the best military in the world. -- host: what do you want to see? we have lost luke. michael, how are you? host: go ahead. caller: i would like to ask your guests, because they don't hear much conversation about this. but it is my understanding that only wheelers of self-defense or those authorized by the un security council are legal under international law. the question is, everybody is talking about what donald trump did in ordering the missile attacks in syria. but every once in a while, you hear something where there is some country claiming that they are illegal, but the question is, what is the united states position? guest: it is fair to say th

summit is having an inaugural gala, where i'm partnering with all stars helping kids, which is ronnie lott's organization, and his executive director is mario vargas. and what we've created is an esteam concept, rolling out esteam. entrepreneurship, science, technology, engineering, arts, maintaining arts, and mathematics. in terms of working with these programs and this initiative, it really is to work with young adults, not only in east san jose, oakland, in overlooked communities that have been struck with poverty. and so, what all started as helping kids has done is provided non-profit funding for these innovative start-ups. and so, we'll be having a gala that evening. damian: all right, well, it's--i mean, like i said, it takes someone to trailblaze and to break down walls and barriers, and i think you and your summit are doing just that. the summit actually is taking place, again, cinco de mayo. it's stanford university. there is a couple of ways to get ahold of the folks for more information. thank you so much, frank, for what you're doing, and good luck with your venture. frank: than

south korea's tallest building, the 123—story lotte world tower has officially opened in seoul.ic on the opening night. and to top it off there was a simultanious laser show. a total of about 30,000 rounds of fireworks lit up seoul's night time sky. thank you for watching. morning. we have some rain working its way over on the west but before we ta ke its way over on the west but before we take a look at that, let's look back at some of the highlights of monday. it beautiful weather watcher‘s pictures sent in from cambridge. a lovely afternoon and we so high is but the storm clouds gathered in argyll & bute. very atmospheric shot here and that's because the rain arrived from the west. it is very fragmented and it's moving somewhat erratically eastwards over the next few hours, perhaps sitting towards dawn in the south—east corner. behind it, some clearer skies, a fresh start to the day across scotland and northern ireland. more cloud into the south west and for wales the odd spot or two of rain at eight o'clock in the morning. the bulk of the rain probably sitting across the sou

(mark) davis also offered his thoughts on the ronnie lott deal...aid that the nfl always made it clear it didn't want any 3rd-parties involved. that combined with the fact he made a commitment to the governor of nevada, he says that he couldn't work with lott on a solution. (vicki) steph curry proving he's got talent on . . . .and off the court.(glo)the golden state warriors super star made his singing debut alongside james corden. . . in corden's well-known carpool karaoke. trt:04 that was the nba star singing along to disney's moana.he credited his epic skills of memorizing disney songs. . .thanks to his 4-year-old daughter.the two had a fun-filled day. . . corden. . .deeming himself as curry's new life coach. . . drove the two to play some miniature golf.they moved onto some other fun games like air hockey. . .where curry proved his well-rounded athletic ability., , ,beating corden at almost everything. that even includes rock-paper-scissors. steph joins several other celebrities who have also appeared singing on corden's carpool karaoke. (anchor

bannon was out there every single day, helping craft a lott of that message and basically crafting the message on the state of the union inaugural speech which was a first step forward. the other side, the son-in-law and daughter are a much softer -- there is always part of an administration.n there are people who want to do 80% of what the democrats did. reagan and his people wanted to change the government. bannon wants to live up to the promises trump made. lou: i think the president does, too. ed: it would be very important to keep him. priebus stacked the white house with a people from the rnc that were never for the president. lou: it's frustrating to watch the president. i know he doesn't -- my assumption is that he thinks it doesn't have a cumulative effect. but the weight of all of these establishment figures and left wingers, gary cohn, he's left ie wing. ed: he ran on goldman sachs then put in five to six formerhe principals. lou: it will be interesting to watch as this unfolds.s. and we'll be delighted to have your insight. ed rollins, thank you so much. ed: thank you. lou:

trent lott and tom daschle did it.f they are willing to go along with it, it does break that code. >> this one and the last one were out in the white house too much? i would hope they look at the senator appropriations committee. this is the chairman. we have already begun to work quiet quietly to work things out. it is not as easy, but what it does for the american people is significant. in this case they have a problem because the white house did not follow the usual procedure where they sat down with republicans and democrats and talked about advice. here the president said i will take a list from an efficacy group and they will tell me who they will nominate. the president would say who he would nominate. >> there is nothing that said that is wrong. >> i like following the constitution. the president shall nominate and advise and consent. president obama nominated the chief judge and in the senate where every one of us took an oath to uphold the constitution and said sorry, we are going to ignore the constitution o

so it makes this whole thing bittersweet." ( darya ) davis also offered his thoughts on the ronnie lottam in oakland... he said that the nfl always made it clear it didn't want any 3rd-parties involved. that combined with the fact he made a commitment to the governor of nevada, he says that he couldn't work with lott on a solution. (mark) the truck driver in the deadly texas bus crash is out of the hospital this morning... and police are still figuring out if he will face charges. the truck crashed into a church minibus last week. this is video a witness took of the driver of the pickup weaving on the two-lane highway moments before the crash. the witness says after the crash, the driver told him he was texting and driving. police have not said if texting is a factor. 13 people in the church bus were killed. ( darya ) an elementary school program in santa barbara county is providing thousands of free meals for people. the program assigns one student to each classroom to encourage people to raise money for the local food bank. one dollar can go towards providing as many as eight healthy

there is a lott of issues that we're looking at and what we looked at were the facts about terrorism. had they done it, and i think the state department can do the same thing with the exxon request. i think it is a matter of policy, probably not a great path to go down now. >> are they testing the administration when we have had two incidents where russian jets have gone very close to the alaska coastline, and at one time fighter jets were authorized to intercept. >> it's not completely new, it is knew because it is being covered, but there have been a series of provocative russian approaching towards u.s. navy ships, the baltics, aircrafts and various places and this is continuing that. i think it is likely that russia did take pause in doing that with hope that there would be an exacerbation of the obama era problems. i think those gloves are off. russia now sees the shift that started with the air strike in syria and the likelihood of a warning between the u.s. and russia -- i think it is a reversion back to what they were doing before and we're going to see this in the air and the

the republican leadership said let's don't do that too to their great credit majority leadery lott and judiciary chairman hatch and florida congress not to do that. to advance the nomination he and senator hatch and i and the vast majority of republican conference voted for cloture to give them an up-or-down vote.su we didn't do this because we supported the nominees.ed in fact most of us voted against their actual confirmation but we thought they deserved an up or down vote which after all was the tradition of the senate. given that we were in the majority and these nominations were highly controversial to advance into an up-or-down vote was not was not as you might imagine popular. but we resisted the political pressure. again we respected the senate's tradition against filibustering judicial nominees. but it would matter little. it would matter little to our democratic friends. less than a year later president bush 43 comes to office. before he had submitted a single judicial nominee our democratic colleagues held a retreat in farmington pennsylvania. they are, according to particip

to their great credit, majority leader lott and senator hatch decided not to do that. they advanced the nomination. he and senator hatch and i and a vast majority of the republican conference voted for cloture to give them an up-or-down vote. we didn't do this because we supported the nominees. in fact, most of us voted against their actual confirmation, but we thought they deserved an up-or-down vote. after all, that was the tradition of the senate. given that we were in the majority and that these nominations were highly controversial, our determination not to filibuster but instead advance them to an up-or-down vote was not -- was not as you might imagine popular with our base, but we resisted the political pressure. again, we respected the senate's tradition against filibustering judicial nominees, but it would matter little -- it would matter little to our democratic friends. less than a year later, president bush, 43, comes to office. before he had submitted a single judicial nominee, our democratic colleagues held a retreat in farmington, pennsylvania. there, ac

education" he knows where he speaks his clients include martha stewart, penn state, former senator trent lottthe washington redskins and a slew of others. i invoked your names and said this is not out of lanny's playbook. >> thanks for the plug, first of all and secondly, i would like to make full disclosure that michael smerconish has never called me for advice so he's doing well so far. >> not yet. [ laughter ] >> i would like to start -- >> talk to me about united. another full disclosure, i reached out to the pr department at united and asked them for some advice and perspective so that i could figure out whether or not they should be the textbook case of how to do everything wrong. i knew there was something that i should know from them to explain. and i was unfortunately unable to connect. let me at least start with the rule is a little differently than my mantra you were nice to quote. number one, mr. munoz did not tell all the facts and did not tell the truth. now let's assume i do assume as an honest mistake, but he didn't start with the facts. there was no overbooking problem. and w

right now h 1 b visas are awarded in a totally random lotte lottery. that's wrong. instead they should be given to the most skill and highest paid applicants and never be used to replace americans. no one can compete with american workers when they are given a fair and level playing field which has not happened for decades. we are using every tool in at our disposal to restore the american dream. when it comes to wasteful destructive job killing regulations, we are going to use a tool you know very well. it's called the college hammer. that's all we are going to use. we are going to stand up for our dairy farmers in wisconsin. and i have been reading about it. i have been talking about it for a long time. and that demands really immediately fair trade with all of our trading partners and that includes canada. in canada, some very unfair things have happened to our dairy farmers and others and we are going to start working on that with ron and with scott and with paul and with all of your representatives. what happened to you is very, very unfair. it's another typica

trent lott was willing to do certain things he didn't want to do and president clinton was willing toink he should do, but he was right to do. to get a tax -- i'm sorry a budget that moved forward that was very good for the country. >> we need to take another break at some point. >> i think we're going to keep going. why don't we talk about how you get to the point and the hamilton project is part of that. >> how we get to that point, i think the fundamental question with respect to the future of our country. we have enormous strengths and i would rather invest in this country than any other country in the world. i would rather do business in this country and i would rather have our hand to play from the policy point of view but we can only realize our potential, our potential for growth and broad based participation, i don't think you'll get good growth unless you also get good -- we can only in my opinion only realize the benefits that come from our potential if we can once again re-establish -- goes to joe's point, re-establish a political system that's working. that is to say fact

. >> i'm going to give the point of privilege to senator lott here. republican president we're dealing with. i'm focused on this issue of his words. how problematic is it that we actually now discount -- i say collectively washington discounts his declarations already on day 99. >> well, a lot of presidents, and i work directly with seven of them learn when they get here it's not quite like they expected. it is important that your words matter. i think maybe he's learning about how to handle that. sometimes i think it's, you know, by design. sometimes i think it's a bluff or a feign. that's what i thought happened on nafta. i don't think he was ever really going to pull the trigger there. i think he was trying to get the leaders of canada and mexico to say, oh, yes, look -- >> i thought so too. but i also didn't think he went through the motions that he did. >> but i do think he needs to be careful about that. you know, it is a distraction. and trying to get things done. and it causes concerns, frankly in the congress. but i want to say this too. all

he's a hitter in the ronnie lott mold. maybe that's giving him a lot of credit. 215 pounds, good cover skill, and his dad played in the nfl so he's got the great pedigree. also a possibility for the 49ers in that number two pick this is a generational running back. leonard fournette. he is out of lsu. this gay can bully people. 6' 1", 240 pounds, a rare combination that you love to see, the speed, the size, the strength, and elusive as well. very physical, and he would look great in a 49er uniform, of course, get that offense rolling, because they've had issues with that obviously putting points on the board. john lynch, the new general manager this is his first time around as a gm in this spot, making the selection. here is his outlook as to what he sees possibly unwinding today for the 49ers. >> we feel really good about where we're at with the number two pick in terms of us narrowing down options and feeling really good about where we're at, but i've been very transparent from the beginning that we'll listen. i think th

they have discouraged investment whichinesses like lotte, leased the land for the deployment of the antimissilerlet: you can see the favorability rating has gone down in recent months as well as that chargers showed. to theto go back election and north korea's efforts to be disruptive. will north korea look to interfere in the way russia has been alleged to interfere in the u.s. election? >> probably not, but who is to say because the cyber threat is real. we saw that was sony, attacks on south korean banks and businesses, and certainly there are measures being taken, but expect them to fire more missiles. what they probably don't want to do in their own interest is becauseo much confusion it would support a conservative agenda and the north koreans would like to see a progressive administration. joe: we have this meeting coming up. when it comes to north korea, where is the biggest gap, and what prospects are there to narrow it and get on the same page? long-term strategically, it is an enormous gap. maynear-term almond there be common ground, and the chinese privately expressed concerns. we w

. >> today's debut of the lott world tower, coincided with the parent company 50th anniversary.stories. >> eh. >> more than 1800 feet tall. how many miles is that? i know that's not miles, but -- >> taller than one world trade center definitely. so, fox news host, bill o'reilly reacting to new report alleging a number of payouts over previous sexual harassment claims and inappropriate behavior. >> "the new york times" alleges the payouts went to five women, totaling $13 million beginning in 2002. >> reporter: a new report of prior settlements over claims of inappropriate conduct. including alleged harassment by famed fox news host bill o'reilly. what we have seen in "the new york times" report is the culmination of many years of payouts due to bill o'reilly's behavior. >> reporter: "the new york times" investigating the cases of five women. according to 21st century fox, o'reilly denies merits of all claims. the author/host posting a statement on his website. writing. just like other prominent and controversial people, i'm vulnerable to lawsuits from individuals who want me to p

. >> get a retired member, like trent lott, who worked for daschle. i'm not saying he will. trent lott, former majority leader who actually dealt with tom daschle around the clock and figured out how to pass things. that's what he needs. >> we have to go to break. >> i know. >> the hill's jordan fabian, thank you so much. robert costa, thank you as well. congratulations again. new moderator of pbs political talk show "washington week." >> when do you debut? >> tonight at 8:00. >> they throw him right into -- >> really? don't get nervous, bob. >> i think we should kick it off tonight, buddy. >> what? >> may be a little bit of competition. willie and i are doing a live action reading of the federalist paper. >> why do you have to do that tonight? >> i'm sorry, man. i didn't know. >> it's on periscope and will be very exciting. >> willie just wants to read the john j. but i'll do madison. >> that's so hot. >> still ahead big national security stories to get to. terror attacks in paris. new moves from the u.s. in anticipation of another north korean nuclear test. and is iran hol

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investigations, major companies , andg product failures issues with some of the other , so amerates, like lottetility is reflected in the markets. theall of it has to do with north. a lot of it has to do with governance issue south korea has been going through, and part of vice president pence's visit to south korea is around what we can expect from a new president. right now, there are others in the mix, so what can we expect with respect to not only the north, but how he will manage the south and the economy in terms of labor issues, conglomerates, and things like that. there is a lot of volatility there were not go away anytime soon. rishaad: tell us a little bit about the weekend events. some people did see what happened, that there was no nuclear test, but that was seen comingaps kim jong-un back from the brink here. tell us about that. what is your view? well, they did attempt a missile launches we know. heaved a sighody of relief when it did not work, because the united states had statements about what we might do if there was another missile launch. everybody expected something because

deeply regret, though, that we thought we were going to be able to fulfill the vision of ann graham lotts, the new chairman of the national day of prayer. she took over for shirley dobson who did a magnificent job. she had a vision of doing it in the rotunda. and all that would require, like for the holocaust observance, unanimous consent in the house and senate and it would have been after 5:00 even though the holocaust occurred during the day. it was clear and she had agreed, the national day of prayer folks had agreed, but any senator can put a hold on such a thing and one senator did. senator schumer put a hold on the national day of prayer being able to use the rotunda. and i hope and pray someday senator schumer will realize that the best way to avoid a holocaust in the future is to have effective national days of prayer from the rotunda and everywhere else that we possibly can. as the church services have been held in the capitol, participated by thomas jefferson and james madison and so many others, they were nondenominational so they thought they didn't violate their constitution