chris: all right.eanwhile, the president seemed to absolve kim jong un of any responsibility in the torture and death of otto warmbier. take a look. >> in those prisons, in those camps you have a lot of people and some really bad things happened to otto, some really, really bad things, but he tells me, he tells me that he didn't know about it, and i will take him at his word. chris: well, the warmbier family was shocked at that and so were top republicans. >> the blood of otto warmbier is on the hands of kim jong un. chris: and the warmbiers issued this statement: kim and his evil regime are responsible for unimaginable cruelty and inhumanity. no excuses or lavish praise can change that. question: why did the president take kim's word that he didn't know? >> look, the president has been very clear both in public, and i've heard him in private in the oval office, that he considers what happened to otto warmbier to be despicable and barbaric, and i think he made that clear in hanoi and made it clear subs

. >> chris: all right now on "fox news sunday." until again from fox news in washington.resident trump is set to unveil his 2020 budget tomorrow. i made a growing federal deficit and an economy that may be showing signs of slowing down. in a moment we will talk with white house chief economic advisor larry kudlow about that and prospects for a trade deal with china. but first, the other fights on capitol hill. the controversy over whether michael: has lied to congress again. and democrats still divided up after passing a resolution responding to congresswoman ilhan omar's comments on his will. his chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel. >> the resolution is agreed to and without objection the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. >> democrats expanded the measure to condemn anti-semitism, islamophobia, racism and other forms of bigotry and only indirectly references congresswoman ilhan omar. >> this resolution really ended up being a resolution to protect her and it's completely watered down. >> the controversy taking attention away from democrats' passing of

chris: all right.o the underlying issue here, and it's actually the one that mick mulvaney brought up and said we should ask republican senators, is there a crisis on the southern border? here's what president trump had to say about that. >> inn many cases, they're stone cold criminals. and in many cases and in some cases you have killers coming in and murderers coming in, and we're not going to allow that to happen. chris: now, the president points to last month when more than 76,000 people were stopped at the border. that's the highest monthly total in 11 years. but of those, more than 40,000 were family units. and, karl, that raises my question which is the family units, to they really want to be -- do they really want to be, does a wall stop them? don't they want to be caught, because they want to claim asylum, so in that sense is the right answer more wall or to change the laws so you can turn around family units from central america theri way you can from mexico? >> el, look, the mix has changed

to give a dollar for the wall. >> when the president is saying that the wall is the end-all be-all -- >> chrishe saying that no wall is the end-all be-all. >> democrats have said they are fine investing and building up and repairing weather expensing. but there needs to be more. they are actually. how can you say that? >> robert francis o'rourke says tear down the wall with god. please. the democrats the president and the democrats have neutral ground on things like border security with technology and so forth, but the one big difference is the democrats cannot accept the fact that a wall, physical barrier is necessary on some parts of the border despite the fact that a democratic president helped build -- >> you can talk about residential candidates all you want. you can talk about certain members of congress but the ones were actually in the room at the table negotiating this have been talking about investing. >> so pelosi didn't mean it when she said not a dime? >> if you look at the packages that democrats have passed in the past and that they are promoting today, the democratic majority i

mueller has all the credibility in the world and there are no no indictments. >> chris: of it to say,nt to put this out there, you say he has all the critical general, you realize the president for two years has been saying exactly the opposite. >> if you look at the fallen, what the american people believe, the president will walk out of this stronger than ever politically because now with this behind him and no indictments and no collusion, exactly what the president said, polar opposite of what the democrats and adam schiff have been saying, i do think 90 days from now there is going to be an inspector general report that could be very damning about the highest echelons within the fbi and what they were doing and i think that may have the most consequences. >> congressman, just looking at what we've seen so far, i don't think anybody at this juncture would say this was a witch hunt. look, he's just throwing out indictments left and right. to the contrary, it seems that these exercise some restraint. >> how did they go to the fisa court? >> chris: we are not going to go there. it or

be all. chrisand some are saying that no well is the end-all be-all. >> but democrats have come forward and said that they are fine in investing and building up and repairing where there is fencing. but there needs to be more. >> they are though. how can you say that. >> robert francis o'rourke says tear down the wall we've got. the president and the democrats have mutual ground on things like border security with technology and so forth. but the one big difference is the democrats cannot accept the fact that a wall physical barrier is necessary in some parts of the border. despite the fact that a democratic president helped build -- >> democrats and how you can talk about presidential candidates all you want. you can talk about certain moms of congress. but the ones actually in the room negotiating this -- >> so nancy pelosi -- [multiple speakers] if you look at the packages that democrats have passed in the past and are promoted today, the democratic majority in the congress is for investing over

took that step i think it would just hasten the day that he leaves. >> chris: ambassador bolton, thank you. thanks for answering alluestions, always good to talk with you sir. >> john: glad to be with you. >> chris: up next we will bring in our center group to discuss the fallout from the trump-kim summit. plus, what would you like to ask the panel about president trump demanding top-secret clearance for jared kushner? just go to facebook or twitter, @foxnewssunday, and we may use your question on the air. then went beyond. beyond chasing down network problems. to knowing when and where there's an issue. beyond network complexity. to a zero-touch, one-box world. optimizing performance and budget. beyond having questions. to getting answers. "activecore, how's my network?" "all sites are green." all of which helps you do more than your customers thought possible. comcast business. beyond fast. what do you charge for online equity trades?. ♪ ah, i'll look into it. [phone ringing] [beep] lisa jones! hey carl, what are you charging me for online equity trades? [nervous laughter] and do i get my fees back if i'm not hap

in with chris hayes." >> jon: yeah, he's allphen: chris hayes is here tonight. he'll be out here in a moment. we'll seal how much we can get in. >> jon: yeah, probably real far in. >> stephen: yeah, yeah. it's going to be fun. he's always good to talk to. informed. >> jon: yeah, he's all the way in. >> stephen: he is. he knows. he knows. he has his hid so far up the news, he sneezed a snorkel, he needs a snorkel. you know, jon, i spend so many time mining all the biggest hunks of news coal for you you. but sometimes i like to make a slurry from the little bits of news slag, and discharge it into the superfund site that is my segment: "meanwhile." ( cheers and applause ) the national craze. it's a movement! meanwhile, on the campaign trail yesterday, beto o'rourke held a town hall meeting in detroit, and the internet lost their collective mind. not because of what he said, but because he squatted on the counter like a youth pastorgett ( laughter ) either beto has a complete disregard for cleanliness, or he's auditioning to be the

chris. thanks for having me on. >> all right.example of a problem for the republican party. they have to stand by this president. he is keeping promises. he is doing things that he would say, but part of his pitch to the american people is also that he doesn't play by the right rules and i think we're learning that those rules matter and that his party is now in a position of moral compromise. those guys used to go crazy about telling the truth and bill clinton and his immorality. now, new message, socialism. i have an argument for you about what's really going on here and we all know it, next. congestion and pressure? you won't find relief here. go to the pharmacy counter for powerful claritin-d. while the leading allergy spray only relieves 6 symptoms, claritin-d relieves 8, including sinus congestion and pressure. claritin-d relieves more. so let's promote our spring ftravel deals, on choicehotels.com like this: (sneezes) earn one free night when you stay just twice this spring. allergies. or.. badda book. badda boom. book now

we should condemn all forms. chris: you say that and i should say that you have come from a purple district in california and the last 50 years is to represented by -- you said to get things done. i want to look briefly and move on at congresswoman omar and the degree to which she is distracted democrats. first, she said this about congressional support for israel. it's all about the benjamin spay b. she later questioned why it is okay for people to push for allegiance to a foreign country. she has now gone after barack obama and president trump's policies but many of the people who came before him also had really bad policies. they were just more polished than he was. i know that democrats have passed some bills and the time that you've been here. he passed a major election reform bill this week. last week you passed a gun-control bill. but you got to admit that your spending is not just the media, you guys are spending a lot of time having to do with congresswoman omar and rashida tlaib and alexandria ocasio-cortez.

former but as they can midfielder welcome back to the show michel how are you very good thank you chris all right and we have been as a reporter jonathan crane welcome back j.c. how goes it pretty forswear i'm loving your theme crafts i appreciate it now let's hit the pitch for some football in sunday's game the wolves of wolves bird welcomed braman the home side's been on the rise recently winning three of their last four which put them at europe's store step ahead of kick off but the visitors wouldn't be easy prey braman had yet to lose in twenty nine take. grin a lot of dia is clearly still loved by the fans sporting director you had caused a stir by describing their personal relationship as frosty during the week ahead of contract negotiations the green and white of fast started off with a bang visiting goalkeeper usually puzzling collided with me a match maybe in the twelfth minutes both players received treatment and were able to continue in the fifty fourth minute among the million arnold freekick found john anthony brooks to get votes pulled that lead is to teammates were offside bu

. >> 401(k)s, all the things you want to see -- put a good socialist in this position. >> chris: we willsk our sunday panel by the president's strategy to take apart the 2020 democratic field. all right now on "fox news sunday." and hello again from fox news in washington. we now know attorney general william barr's timeline to release the mueller report on the russia investigation. the ag says he will send a redacted copy to congress by mid-april and won't share it with the white house beforehand. but house democrats say their deadline still stands to get the report by this tuesday in the plan does not satisfy their demand to see the full report. joining us now for an exclusive interview, white house counselor kellyanne conway. welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> kellyanne: thank you, chris. >> chris: will get to the mueller report in a moment. but we will start with a fast-moving political story. it involves a woman named lucy florez. she was a state legislator in nevada who was running for lieutenant general in 2014. she says that during a rally, the real you are seeing here but off

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but this is part of that story. >> chris: all right., loser? >> my winner is ocasio-cortez who defended omar anti-semitic remarks then got a resolution trying to denounce those watered down to basically nothing. and i think in the process shows that nancy pelosi is not really running things in the house of representatives. there she is. my loser is tom perez the head of the democratic committee which is afraid to let fox news host a primary debate. it's remarkable. cowardice, i think, if the democrat candidates can't handle questions from fox news hosts they don't deserve to be president. >> chris: chuck? >> my winner is joe biden leading in the polls though not announced for the democratic demonstration. two of the strongest contenders in the so-called moderate lane of the race have gotten out mike bloomberg and sherrod brown. john hickenlooper and beto o'rourke weaker. good for biden. loser robert mueller who only got four years of a sentence for paul manafort. he had recommended at least 19. although he does have another crack at it.

james, chris, all the very best. go for bradford. jewel in the social mobility crown, supporting some of the most disadvantaged children, but current funding for maintained nursery schools in england is due to end in 2020. his speech wasn't good and he was not very confident but since being at nursery he has come a long. every day, three—year—old levi looks forward to going to nursery school with his mum. how useful is the nursery for you? it is very useful because it is not too far and has so many facilities like on wednesday i take the baby for a baby clinic and get her weighed and stuff and he loves nursery. it is at the heart of the canterbury estate in bradford, one of the most deprived areas in england. children here are offered free places from the age of two. we have a much higher percentage of children who come from areas of high deprivation and who have special educational needs, so children will come to us because their areas were not able to fulfil their needs. it is notjust about getting children ready for school. the ce

chris? >> all right, thank you, anderson. i am chris cuomo and welcome to "primetime."ot one but two of the most powerful people in washington with us tonight. sorry, i'm looking the wrong way. the head of the house intelligence committee is here. the white house is now calling on him to resign, accusing adam schiff of peddling lies about collusion. what's he going to say to the criticism? we're going to put it to him. is it time to move on? plus, the house chairman of the house oversight committee has just launched a massive new push for a decades' worth of the president's finances. why did he do that? we're going to ask him and you're also going to hear why elijah cummings thinks we could be headed for a constitutional crisis if we don't get the full mueller report. >>> and the president has picked a new fight. he wants to get rid of the aca. some from his own party think this is the wrong way to do it. for one reason, he has no plan to replace the aca. this is far bigger than politics, so what do you say? let's get after it. >>> all right. now i'm in the right place.

chris: yeah, we're going to have all of those things available. again, march 23, be there. ing to be a very, very good session. damian: and again, this has been the mission of kaiser permanente for decades. chris: seventy years. seventy years we've been in the community providing these kinds of services. damian: all right, well, it's happening in the heart of the community, it's at eastridge mall there in san jose, it's from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. it's on march 23, put on by telemundo 48 and kaiser permanente. any final thoughts before we let you go? chris: no, i just look forward to seeing everybody there. it's really going to be a very, very good session. damian: all right, thank you, ms. boyd, appreciate it. chris: thank you. damian: and up next here on "comunidad del valley," chicano commencement. stay with us. remember the way we used to do things? hey man... like connect with friends? dig it! or get in shape? or sell a house and pay a real estate agent a big commission. [crash] at redfin, we charge you a 1% listing fee. and because redfin.com is america's #1 brokerage site

that's how you write it up chris, go in and rewrite it, we want you to be great, and i people in my life that are like that and i like to imagine a world if we all found another chris and given that kind of love. i try to operate like that. people say baltimore, anywhere in baltimore i can leave my car unlocked, top off and go to any neighborhood because i put in the work. i just imagine a world where we all like have done it for other people. it would be different. and i hope people remember me like that. >> thank you. >> i can't think of a better note in that on. we are out of time. can we get another round of applause. [applause] >> if you have not purchased the book and you would like to they are available to register. otherwise he will be right here happy decide. thank you everybody. [inaudible] >> booktv recently covered presidential candidate in california senator, harris and discussed her new book the truths we hold. here's a portion of the program. >> the beautiful design that was created many years ago that is our democracy anticipated the very moment. we created checks and balances in our system in the design of our democracy is being

outlet the intercept but one of the mercer is a retired navy seal disputes that version of events chris all xmen says they were hired to score to haiti american businessman to sign an investment contract and were a rested the day before the planned meeting and now deleted instagram post he also claimed the messages were used were quote pawns in a public fight between the haitian president and prime minister the pm was dismissed on monday. meanwhile u.s. senator marco rubio was in the country on thursday to discuss how a new government will be formed the haiti's new prime minister was appointed the same day the author again says u.s. attempts to influence haitian politics will spark further unrest in the country. added certain irritant or certain combustibility to this situation. they really arrived on the last day of the latest spasm of. demonstrations the prime minister in fact when he was voted out by the deputies was in front of the senate. answering for what happened with these mercenaries so i think yes the whole mercenary story has played a role one from the questions everybody had ab

all right. thanks, chris. we'll be here all week. and this is "cnn tonight." and only don lemon, who is off today. the house judiciary committee launching a broad investigation into president trump. taking a look at his administration, his campaign, his transition, his businesses, pretty much everything there is about the guy. the committee sending out letters to 81 people and entities. so that includes the white house, justice department, senior campaign officials, trump organization officials, the president's sons. tonight i asked the chairman of the committee what all this is about, what does he want to learn. >> our goal is to hold the administration accountable for the obstruction of justice, the abuse of power, and the corruption. our goal is to vindicate the rule of law, to protect the rule of law in this country. and that's our core function as a judiciary committee of the congress. and we have to find out what's been going on and we have to lay out a case to the american people and rev

>> chris, i'm not going to get in the back and forth. all i know is this a president who came into states like mine and said i'm going to help raise your wages. >> going to drain the swamp. >> yes. >> how's the swamp looking? >> i think the president -- >> i think we drown -- >> he's fighting it every single day. >> how is he fighting it when he put the biggest alligators in it we've ever seen? look at the cabinet officials that the have been dismissed. >> bringing great business leaders in to help with the cabinet. steve ma futunuchmnuchin. >> administration under clouds of unethical behavior. >> he's brought a different kind of cabinet. they're getting things done. >> less positions filled. all this political intrigue. people get indicted. >> i represent what i see around the country, i'm proud of this count country. i'm going to vote for him again. aisle excited work on his reelect. i think he did the things he campaigned on and that's how i view this president and more than that, i travel the country and hear people saying every day, i'm

the bottom line is, chris, that he is -- first of all his son was saying just release the report.ust release the report. if he has nothing to hide, release the report. if there is no there there then we'll all see it. i believe that barr has too much integrity to allow himself to be manipulated by the president. i would hope that he would walk away if he were instructed in some way to do something he found unethical. >> all three of us agree that the report should come out and the american people should get to see as much as they can without compromising national security. do we agree? >> absolutely. i agree 100%. i will just only add considering the president of the united states was accused of committing either near treason or treason that mueller has the moral obligation to say he is clear of those allegations and charges that have been made numerous times including on this network. >> whoever accused the president of treason in any real way? you guys keep setting up these of what the standard is here and if it's not this, there is no collusion, except for manafort and stone bu

all people said. get back. i miss the chemistry between you and chris. chris is holding it down. at he's there, but you got to come back. you got to come back. >> i love seeing you live your best life and all the creative ways you could use the dogs to hide your body. >> listen, you didn't have a point until about a week ago. i ate my way through vacation. it was so good. >> no, you look good. >> but speaking of, now that i'm back, so you know this r. kelly thing went down. >> yep. >> so you know the guy in the video where he stands up and he starts to yell and whatever, and the guy walks in, his crisis manager, darryl johnson? >> yes. >> darryl johnson is on tonight. >> great guest. >> he's going to talk to us about what happened in this interview. also, there is some new news in the r. kelly story that he just gave to us, and he's going to give to us during this interview. >> very, very good. it is must-see tv. d. lemon. >> look at that. >> what are you going to show? >> that's my muscles. that's my vacation muscles right there. >> they got some cal amine lotion for that. you se

chris funk: all we're trying to do is create an environment where all kids are welcomed, that's it. announcer: superintendent chris funk implemented the new training. last year, our investigation revealed his district, east side union, was among the largest in the bay area that failed to offer any gender training to educators. bigad: your school district wasn't providing training for teachers? chris: that's correct. bigad: why the change? chris: you know, we're just getting caught up in times. we were slow to respond, and when there's society norms that need to be challenged, i think education is the place to challenge. announcer: this year, we again surveyed schools across the bay area at the 20 largest school districts. we discovered only four districts require training for all of their teachers. that's just 20%, and even when it is offered, we learned training varies widely. annual courses for educators range from just 19 minutes to 16 hours. and remember, our reporting uncovered that last year five of the areas largest school districts, home to more than 105,000 students, didn't offer tea

chris said that was a lie she made to tell her mother. the real story was to go clubbing allight in san diego. >> don't tell my mom we're going clubbing in san diego. definitely don't tell her that we're clubbing. >> chris told police that when their night of clubbing went bust, they headed home earlier than expected. he dropped off the other girls, he said, and then headed to lynsie's house. >> chris said it was after 4:00 a.m. when he finally got back here to lynsie's neighborhood. he said lynsie was worried about her mom might hear his truck pull up at that hour. chris said she asked to be dropped off at the corner. about 50 yards away. that sounded strange to police until they heard from lynsie's friends that at other times she had asked to be dropped off right here. chris said he then drove home and police even found a photo from a bank atm of what looked like chris's truck heading north on the right street at the right time. to the cops chris's story added up. and that was when police learned matthew and chris were not the only men in lynsie's life. there was someone el

b.k., yes. >> yes, in fact i do chris, looking at all these, are you looking more for the breakouts in the space or smt laggards ch chevron looks like it's about the breakout but there are plenty of laggards out there. >> what interests us given how bad the sector has been, i think if you look for flows into the group it's probably going to be the more defensive names, the chevrons, the exxons conversely, the service names, the e & p names are still quite weak one thing i would note, you have started to see the pipelines act a little better. the mrps, but this is about starting to dip your toe into what is a very out of consensus call. >> chris, how do you see chevron trading relative to its peer group? so the other big integrated players, not so much exxon, or bp, your thoughts. >> when you look at royal dutches, the bps, those were actually your leaders last year. i think there's a reversal going on right now just given how hard the sector is, we have to own leadership. i think cvx gives you the best chance of finding that here. >> all right, time to vote are you buying or selling ch

"okay, have fun." >> chris: that was cool. allow you got places here. ♪ >> anthony: summertime. do you know that sound? just out of the water, ears pressed up against the beach blanket, the squeak of bare feet on sand nearby. classics illustrated comics waiting for me back at the house. i'd play with my little plastic army men in the dunes. and there's a smell of beach grass in the dunes. you know? can you remember it? >> chris: i still crave it. i love it. >> anthony: and on special occasions, clams in drawn butter. no matter where i find them now, they always bring me back here. >> anthony: i remember this place with nothing but fondness. i mean, i can't remember a single bad memory here. >> chris: it was great. people you knew from last year were here. you'd roll out onto the street -- your parents didn't need to be with you. have a campfire on the beach at night. you can set off firecrackers. all the stuff they wouldn't let you do at home. >> anthony: the beach would look different. for a couple of days, the whole beach would

body language expert chris all red compared beto. >> almost like the blowup man you'll see at car dealershipssuch motions are known as illustrators. >> it helps people focus in on you. you're more watched, you're more dynamic. people see you more clearly as charismatic, likable. >> reporter: as long as he doesn't put someone's eye out. a fellow panelist protected herself from bernie sanders. >> all right. the only way to tame beto's hands is to put something in them. be it a coffee cup or a jacket or a sweater. before taking question, beto kept saying -- >> i'm all ears. >> i am all ears right now. >> reporter: and here we thought you're all arms. >> by extension. >> reporter: jeanne moos, cnn. >> i will remember this forever. >> reporter: new york. >> and anderson starts now. >>> good evening. we begin tonight keeping them honest with a first for president trump and a first for members of his own party in congress, his first veto after their first time the egg him know on the signature issue of his presidency. he spelled it out in a one-word tweet late today. he'll do the actual deed tomorro

and brought chris in. >> chris, have a seat. >> reporter: larry had read all about chris mcamis.oked at tape of every time chris had been in for an interview. >> here is what the situation is -- >> reporter: today, he and chris were going to meet for the first time. >> i have been investigating the case for about two years now and -- >> reporter: larry had a plan to get chris to talk, without asking for a lawyer. >> you probably want to know what's going on, what's happening, why you're sitting here. >> reporter: larry promised to fill him in on the case in detail, thinking chris would want to know if the cops had the goods and then maybe he would have something to say. >> i do have to advise you of your rights which i will do in a moment. after that, i would like to do, i would like to explain to you everything. >> reporter: larry read chris' rights and before chris could really respond, larry laid out his case. he said he knew chris had never dropped lynsie off that night. because the atm photo that at first fooled investigators actually proved chris wasn't there. >> it wasn't

as is chris hedges all over stone. and many others thousands of other working people and fifteen organizations actually were part of a coalition of fifteen different organizations representing more than one hundred thousand members bringing together unions and social movements to create this new party so we've built substantially and to answer your question we've seen that what we need to do is we need to start at the local level by running state and local candidates building up a kind of a proto party so to speak of candidates that can then become a major new party as we move forward into this process that is firstly going to like i think a lot of i'm going to book club going back here during an entire political party i commend you on so many levels because i think people at home down understand that it's not as easy as just being like well run a third party again. you're not going to commend see it because a lot of times a lot of these hurdles the third party faces i'd know because you know my father was a very big t

daniel craig, jake gyllenhaal, chris evans. they're all in fantastic shape, don't get me wrong. perfect, it's ridiculous. >> so chris actually needs a double for all of his stunt work. what about meghan markle? the actress turned duchess has a double. and she just doesn't know about it. in our "e.t." beauty segment, did plastic surgery just make another meghan? >> i wanted a strong jawline like leg man. i wanted a more refined nose like meghan. i wanted my figure to be a little bit slimmer like meghan, really nice and tight. >> this was houston lawyer sochi greer before she had a meghan markle makeover. >> i had some fat grafts it put into my cheeks, liposuction to the abdomen, inner and outer thighs. then fat grafts into the buttocks to give me a nice lift. jawline for a stronger jaw. filler in my lips and under my eyes. >> it cost around $30,000. cameras from abc's "nightline" followed her into the operating room. >> i'm really excited to see these results. >> once all the bruising went away and the swelling went down, i looked in the mirror and i just felt happy again. >> thi

chris? i get all that. right? you're saying there are bad things people can do that fall short of crimes that are bad things. >> that he did do. >> i'll grant that. >> that he did do that. roger stone did do that trump junior, jared, and manafort did do. they all did things that was wrong. >> chris, what is a way as a country we vet out the truth or falsity of the claims? typically the forum we use for truth or falsity is a court of law. >> we know the truth of -- >> hold on. let me -- >> please, please. >> -- finish the argument. if robert mueller had evidence there was conspiracy with russia -- >> yes. >> -- on the part of paul manafort, he would have charged him for doing that. >> you're right. >> he never brought those charges. >> that's true. >> for you and others to just, like, castigate the president over these issues is very unfair -- >> no, it is not. >> the evidentiary standard hasn't been not. no -- >> the standard is not, unless it's a felony, it's fine. >> it's not about the conduct. it's not the seve