let's go to abby huntsman. she promises to interview kellyanne conway. und her kids first. still a lot of news this morning kellyanne, the counselor to the president. announces the president will be with shinzo abe, the prime minister of japan in april. talking about north korea? >> yes. absolutely continue international campaign of maximum pressure on north very. the prime minister will come to mar-a-lago after the president's trip to colombia. president trump has establish ad great relationship with relationship with president abe. they have been able to from the beginning that february meeting at mar-a-lago a year ago really worked together on issues that affect obviously our two nations but also that entire region. talking about the cornerstone is peace and stability. obviously economic issues. but, very much on everybody's mind now is north korea. you know, abby, should be lost on no one, that the president in -- like they have never seen the media freaked out. they were all, what is he doing. the president accepts a invitation, possibly under his co

where abby huntsman is at the 140th easter egg roll? >> yeah, 140th year, i got a bacon.e the windows. >> 140th year, today full of thousands of people mainly for their kids. this is a classic american tradition, the monday after easter, started in 1878 and ford or hays was president and kids asked to roll out eggs and that was south land and the beginning of the easter egg roll at the white house. the president comes out at 10:30 a.m. this morning. i will give you guys a quick quiz. have you had enough coffee? rob: sure, i could fail a quiz any time. >> what was the original location to have easter egg roll, was it the white house here, capitol hill or was it the national mall? jillian: you're pointing to me, why do i get the first one? >> come on, jillian, i got faith in you. jillian: b. >> exactly right. true or false, angry lawmakers passed congress to ban easter egg roll? rob: has to be true. >> rob, you are exactly right. who was the first president to host the white house easter egg roll, i kind of gave you that? >> hayes. rob: we knew we were going to get one. jil

lawn, kids can make cards for troops, decorate eggs or listen to the first lady read to them and abby huntsmangive us preview live at the white house in the next hour and the trump administration is starting the week faced with two major foreign policy issues, the first is russia, ramping up revenge with plans to expel more than 50 british diplomats and workers as the un approves a fresh round of sanctions against north korea, but which is the the bigger threat? joining me now senior fellow james, thank you so much for joining us this morning, really appreciate it. >> good to be with you. heather: so let's begin with what senator lindsey graham had to say in reference to what he believes president trump should do in troarches russia and north korea, listen. >> if i were trump i would like at reagan play book and isolate russia. the problem is that russia is running wild, the maximum pressure campaign against north korea launched by the trump administration for the world is beginning to follow has paid off, here is the goal in negotiations, to make sure that north korea gives up nuclear program

jillian: let's check in with abby huntsman for what is coming up with "fox and friends". >> reporter:news out of south korea. i don't know if you saw the interview with bret baer and james comey, get his reaction from that. i'm in the couch, ainsley in south carolina. she is going to be there with sen. lindsey graham, kellyanne conway, tim scott, a great show. it is writing, who is not happy about that? your hair is so soft! did you use head and shoulders two in one? i did mom. wanna try it? yes. it intensely moisturizes your hair and scalp and keeps you flake free. manolo? look at my soft hair. i should be in the shot now too. try head and shoulders two in one. bp is taking safety to new heights. using drones and robots offshore so engineers can stop potential problems before they start. because safety is never being satisfied and always working to be better. change discoloration shouldn't be, shouldn't repeat the tragic histories of the previous agreement that we are going to work closely together for full implementation of the declaration. jillian: major news, his story on the kore

huntsman, u.s. ambassador of russia. pete: was that from yesterday? >> she looks huge now. abbythat. >> arriving 10 minutes right before she had the baby at the hospital all the way from moscow abby: so we had my mom on the show i talked to them before they left for moscow and how long has it been? >> seven months. abby: since then, two grandkids -- >> two grandchildren and grandpa passed away of my husband, and he had to miss all three of those, he was able to get there for the funeral, but its been an amazing couple months. abby: first it was a particularly long day, because in the news 60 diplomats were sent home from moscow back to the united states and many of them are your family and friends >> i don't think we'll ever forget it started out at 5 a.m. we got up and kind of foggy eyes and walk in and i open the refrigerator and this pyrex dish like 9 by 12 that was there for the kids while i would be here fell on the floor, glass everywhere, you know -- abby: i'm sure dad was thrilled. >> oh, yes my husband came in and we were cleaning it up. so that started the day. abby: h