i think as ivanka trump noted earlier. we are hiring and making sure that there are jobs that come from these relationships. we are pleased to be up to support and partner with these companies and look forward to the opportunity when they get the grant to expand and that technology area. >> keeping on this theme of the private sector you would say that this is essentially one of the main things that you do is partner with private sectors to bring additional expertise and resources to the table. can you explain why that is such a focus for usaid? we will never have enough money to take on every problem the world. what we do try to do is tap into the economic mine and might of the private sector. there is remarkable ingenuity and innovation taking place in the private sector. each and every day. if we can help apply that towards some of these challenges, the sky is literally the limit. i should say that i am the guy that always says i don't do wish projection. every one of these proposals, every one of these awards has gone

ivanka trump and jared kushner.ow they've been on vacation, it's the summer, but what are your sources telling you? >> this is a pattern that has emerged throughout this administration. when there are particularly controversial weeks in the white house, his top two advisers are usually out of the public eye. this has been one of those weeks where the president has been rotating between these controversies, what he's going to do if he's going to do anything, pushing for background checks, gun control over all. and various other things, retweeting conspiracy theorists. you've seen ivanka and jared kushner remain under the radar. they went to wyoming over the weekend for a family vacation. they went to a trump fund-raiser on monday night, other than that, they really had this limited presence here back at the white house, even as the president and his aids have been dealing with the firestorms, some of his own making. including the feud he's had with the danish prime minister over the last several days. it's adding to

what is ivanka trump's role? >> we don't know yet.seems like she's inserting herself into all this. jackie made that point. the thing is, we don't know what's going on in philadelphia but we know that law enforcement is involved. there are a lot of law enforcement groups for more restrictions with guns. look what happened in dayton. how many people were shot in 32 seconds. i hate to say the. you do hear police speaking out, saying we're outmatched by some of these weapon that's these people are using. >> what's going on in philadelphia is extremely worrisome. just ahead, much more on the breaking news coming in from philadelphia where police are still in a stand-off with at least one gunman. several police officers have been shot. have more on that. fact is, every insurance company hopes you drive safely. but allstate actually helps you drive safely... with drivewise. it lets you know when you go too fast... ...and brake too hard. with feedback to help you drive safer. giving you the power to actually lower your cost. unfortunately, i

plus jared and ivanka missing in action? why are the president's closest advisers no where to be seen after trump's controversial comments about jewish americans? and the ceo of a major online retailer abruptly resigned after he reveals his relationship with an accused russian pie. let's go outfront. >>> good evening, everyone i'm kate baldwin in forer inburn net. ignore the warning signs that's the message from the president today, mo insists the economy is doing well. and the reason he says it's not breaking record, the federal reserve. even still no reason to worry according to one of the president's top economic advisers. >> i have zero fear father of a rezbleegs i myself don't -- in the foreseeable future as far as the eye can see, no, we are optimistic about the economy. >> i guess it comes down to what your dechgs of the foreseeable future is we'll get to that maybe another day. americans may not be as optimistic as team trump. and maybe showing. look at the poll from the associated press university of chicago, presid

jared kushner and ivanka trump are both orthodox jews.hey've been involved with the president on things. but neither of them have said anything publicly about the president's comments. and when we asked the white house have they been advising the president privately on this, the white house did not get back to us on a question -- or, on an answer, regarding that. we know they've advised him privately. but there's still question about what exactly they have said to the president about this. whether or not they're going to say anything publicly. brianna, as you know, that's something they've faced criticism in the past. >> indeed, j.w., i want to revisit that "the new york times" op-ed, that anonymous one written by a white house official in september of last year it said, meetings with him veer off topic, off the rails, he engages in repetitive rants and his impulsiveness results in half-baked ill-informed and occasionally reckless decisions. and americans should know that there are adults in the room. that was last year. is there some in

>> the ivanka jared problem is a complicated one.ting yesterday suggests that on critical issues where both ivanka and jared have been associated, health care, climate, they appear to be out of town or missing in action, to use cnn's words, publicly. i think that's a consistent pattern in their behavior. second, i think is the reality. if you've ever been a son or a daughter or a son-in-law of a very powerful father, it's not so easy to take that father on and multiply that by the fact that this father happens to be the president of the united states. and finally, i think maybe in jared's case, if you buy the president's per verse logic that the democratic party is hostile to israel, jared kushner may well agree that in fact the most pro-israeli president in the history of the world, donald trump, self-styled, basically is not getting the kind of support from democrats for all of his pro-israeli actions. i think that figures very prominently in jared kushner's view of this. after all, the peace process strategy is based on showering

ivanka trump some people say what does ivanka trump do on the issue. >> when you see ivanka on the issuet's a big things. >> that matters. >> it's a big sign. let me say it the right way. donald trump is not bossed by anybody. he is independent pop nobody tells him what to do. he does it because he wants to do it. however, ivanka trump has taken seriously in that building. and when she begins to lean forward she has a -- she is very methodical putting things forward. you see her engaging that's a sign that this thing has more of pennsylvania shot than most people think. listen, i don't know what's happening. i'm saying having watched it interactwood the white house people who say that nothing gets happening are making the wrong bet. >> but that's something that i think people will be shocked to hear you say. and hopefully some of the democrats who are so skeptical perhaps can take some something from that. >> in the four corners -- in the four corners we are talking about. something bigger assault weapons no but there is a deal to be had i believe. >> abc news analysis found 36 criminal

following a weekend vacation in wyoming, jared kushner and ivanka trump have remained under the radar this week, staying publicly silent as the president digs in on his accusation that jewish voters who support democrats are being disloyal to israel. >> you vote for a democrat you're being very disloyal to jewish people. >> reporter: to skiing in aspen to vacationing in florida during the christmas government shutdown, their absence in times of trouble has become a pattern of the trump presidency. now, brianna, the white house is not k0789ing on whether or not ivanka trump or jared kushner have discussed those comments about loyalty with the president. we should note in the past ivanka trump hasn't comment odd her private conversations with her father, but at times when they've disagreed there have been selective leaking about her advice to him. one is the family separation policy, but so far this has not been one of those instances, brianna. >> caitlyn collins, thank you so much. >>> the g-7 summit begins this week went with president trump suggesting that russia should not reinstate

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as far as i could tell, ivanka trump has led an accomplishment-free existence at the white house. and this mythology that followed ivanka trump and her husband from new york, that they're really the moderates, they're really not racist and they believe in gay rights, all of this has proven to be untrue. and they have not -- jared kushner does have one success with the criminal justice reform bill which was certainly a real thing. but this is complete spin. and as far as i can tell, it means nothing and this gun control bill doesn't exist and if it existed it would be going nowhere. >> let me gettarlette to weigh in. how are the 2020 democratic presidential candidates dealing with to hope to keep gun control on the radar? >> the democratic candidates emerged from this weekend in iowa united in the fact that something needs to get done on guns, whether it is universal background checks or banning the assault bans but the tricky part is keeping this conversation going. especially as congress is out of session. you have joe biden write an op-ed, a calling for the ban on assault weapon

now ivanka trump obviously thinks it would be in both the president's interest and the nation's interestsething about it. the question is -- look, the goal here, harris, is to try and stop shooters like in dayton, el paso, or park land and the others. these individuals who go out and commit these awful crimes. one question has to be asked, whether enhanced gun registration, asking millions and millions of people to go through this process, is the most efficient way to identify at this discrete number of people who commit these sorts of crimes. or rather, as i believe miss trump was disgusting there on capitol hill, red flag laws o target the mental health of the severely disturbed people would be a better way way to go. >> harris: so interesting. dan patrick was our center seat guest on the 25 last hour. he was kind of intimating some of the same things you are saying. judy, what we were hearing in el paso and dayton in recent weeks is that something must be done. we are hearing that from crowds, they are chanting. the president is saying something. what does the "something" need to look

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trump is sounding out lawmakers on the phone, unclear how much pull ivanka trump has on capitol hilldemocrats and republicans are still miles apart on this very critical issue of gun control. wolf. >> yes, they are, jim acosta, thank you for that report. let's turn back to shooting massacres in dayton and el paso. joining us congressman john beyer in virginia. speaking out today about the push for gun control. you've been a leader on these issues. thanks for coming? >> thank you very much, wolf. >> you've heard about the two mass shootings. the president, mitch mcconnell the majority leader and other republicans want to do background checks. do you buy that? >> i'd love to buy that because this is something we passed hr-8 in the house, which is universal background checks. has the support of 95% of americans. we have a good chance of passing it in the senate if mitch mcconnell will allow it to come to the floor. what we fear is they'll do a watered down version or something that doesn't make a difference. this is something the american people should embrace. i don't agree with presid

it's a classic ivanka move.a move rarely seen in modern day politics, he denied something he confirmed yesterday which was then denying what the white house was denying that day like a flip-flop flip.

but i think ivanka's heart was in the right place. they were ultimately right. the violence, the gun violence in chicago, so many of the major cities, it's off the charts. things you don't see in rural america. you don't see it in other -- let's figure out why that is. and then trying to help solve the problem. >> kennedy: you've already taken the focus can put the off baltimore. if you really going to focus on cities and come up with solutions that fix some of the systemic problems, i think having a little bit of empathy is a good place to start. >> jessica: absolutely. i've been spending a lot of time in chicago, it's a wonderful city. very segregated, totally split, whether you are in the north side of the south side of what's going on there, lori lightfoot's newly-elected. she has made the turn number one priority. we should be supportive of that, absolutely. i think what she's reacting to is a switch in conversation that happens all too often from either a mass shooting or in this case a white supremacist mass shooting to, "look

he's hearing from ivanka trump supportive of the push for background checks.e's hearing from top republican leadership that his supporters and base will not be on board with this proposal either. >> kaitlin collins in new jersey, thank you so much. >>> she is the 11-year-old who begged for her parents after those immigration raids in mississippi, and now no one has heard from her father since he was detained. we'll take you there to that story. >>> plus an exclusive report. cnn investigates vladimir putin's private army and what we found is making the kremlin very unhappy. rsible joint damage. ongoing pain and stiffness are signs of joint erosion. humira can help stop the clock. prescribed for 15 years, humira targets and blocks a source of inflammation that contributes to joint pain and irreversible damage. humira can lower your ability to fight infections. serious and sometimes fatal infections including tuberculosis, and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or wors

but when ivanka trump calls people know that she has the ear of the president.the iceberg might be cracking. >> how about this, we'll believe it when we see it. >>> let's turn to 2020 here and something that's becoming more apparent. joe biden's blunders to say the least. how is this playing out? >> yeah, so the biden campaign will tell you this is an issue more on -- on twitter and on cable tv than it is out in the states but axios has a 2020 attention tracker and we are using data about interactions with facebook and twitter to figure out what the online conversation is. and the good news for the biden campaign is that joe biden dominated last week all other candidates. in fact, he had more online activity than any other candidate since june. but the bad news it was all about the gaffes and the blunders. the increasing attention to him saying in houston when he -- him saying houston when he meant el paso so he got more interactions than anyone except for beto o'rourke last week. beto of course in his hometown of el paso. so this is a sign of how the conversati

he knows that president trump is getting pressure from ivanka trump, from some congressional republicansaction. the president also knows when he went to that nra convention during the early months of his presidency that is a roaring base for him and he doesn't want it to wane. >> jonathan, to take the other side of the argument the president's problem is not ivanka trump but the poll numbers. i've seen them as high as 94% for background checks. our current number is 89%. try getting 89% of americans to agree on anything. that's an electoral problem potentially. >> it is. the poll numbers are overwhelming. nra members, republicans. the president has long as we know been anxious about alienating his base here but it seems like this is the perfect moment where he could mobilize his base, energize his base. at the very least not pay a price from his base and be able to give cover to the republicans in the senate who might be nervous. if the president were to come out and if it were just background checks, not even something more substantial he would probably be able to move the party with hi

it's a classic ivanka move. the president executed a move rarely seen in modern day politics, he denied something he confirmed yesterday which was then denying what the white house was denying that day like a flip-flop flip. it's a move rarely seen because it might make voters think the person doing it is either a, unstable, b, not a genius or c, truly has no idea what they are saying at any given moment or d, all of the above. the president was asked for a second straight day about the white house looking at the possibility of cutting payroll taxes, which was first reported by "the washington post." here is what he said today and unless you're simone biles, prepare yourself for your very first back flip. >> i mean, i'm looking at a tax cut now, we don't need it. we have a strong economy. a payroll tax cut, president obama did that to artificially jack up the economy. president obama had zero interest rates. i don't have zero interest. i have real interest rates and despite that i have a strong economy. >> so he

at a fundraisi fundraising luncheon this week in jackson, wyoming headlined by jared kushner and ivankaite house chief of staff mick mulvaney acknowledged the kist behind closed doors. if the u.s. hype thet which were to face a recession it would be moderate and short mulvaney told roughly 50 donors according to an attendee. back with us tonight the moderator of "washington week" on pbs and jonathan lamire white house reporter for the associated press. good evening to you both. robert, i'd like to start with you. any concern being shared with you on the part of republicans in congress that we may be coming to a turn in the road? >> there is concern within the republican party tonight talking to white house officials and congressional aides and some lawmakers. they say the discussions make sense. they understand the president trying to navigate a possible economic downturn on the horizon. they do worry the discussion of a payroll tax cut could send the wrong signal to the market, that it shows an administration on edge about the economy. so that is why they're sometimes urging this admin

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and ivanka, just by virtue of being married to jared kushner might have issues of her own there too. >> you know, carlos, we didn't elect a family. we elected one guy in the electoral college. it seems like he has outsourced the stuff of power that he has given to jared is unbelievable. jared is cooking up what he thinks is a middle east deal for peace which i don't think is going anywhere because it's not creating a palestinian state. he is involved with running the 2020 election. he is doing everything in the world without any kind of portfolio, any kind of responsibility to the public, no accountability. who is this guy? and he can't even get a security clearance. these are serious problems. >> well, chris, i think this is yet another example of how congress has rendered itself impotent and is unable to hold the executive accountable. over the last few decades, we have seen the growth of the imperial presidency of the united states. >> yes. >> congress has turned over its constitutional powers and authority to the executive, and now not even congressional intelligence committees c

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plus jared and ivanka missing in action?sident's closest advisers no where to be seen after trump's controversial comments about jewish americans? and the ceo of a major online retailer abruptly resigned after he reveals his relationship with an accused russian pie. let's go outfront. >>> good evening, everyone i'm kate baldwin in forer inburn net. ignore the warning signs that's th

>>> ivanka for 2024.er her penthouse, talk about that this summer. >>> good evening. welcome to alex witt. planned gun control rallies in every state this weekend, some in effect right now after two mass shootings in el paso and dayton. asking to keep gun legislation in the national spotlight hoping it won't fade as it has after other large-scale shootings. a new poll found a majority of voters support background checks, red flag laws and a ban on assault weapons. just last week, the president was backing background checks, but this week during a rally, the president instead focused on linking gun violence to mental illness. >> years ago many cities and states, i remember it so well, closed mental institutions for budgetary reasons. they let those people out onto the street. we're going to have to give major consideration to building new facilities for those in need. it's not the gun that pulls the trigger, it's the person holding the gun. >> once again, the president parroting an nra talking point. right

unlocking women's role in the economy and spearheaded at the white house by adviser to the president ivanka trump who has been, herself, a real catalyst for change in this area and wrought a great -- brought a great deal of focus and attention on our efforts. we're proud to be a part of it at mcc, and this is something that mcc has been focused on for a long time. we have a gender in the economy indicator as part of our scorecard, we have a gender and social inclusion unit within our compact development operation because when you start to look at women's role in an economy and start to press on that issue, it's everywhere across the spectrum, and it's a giant opportunity to make a sustainable economy. you're not going to have a sustainable economy if 50% of your population's not participating in it, bottom line. and so in all of our projects, we have that lens. and a great example is cote d'ivoire is a great example. we're entering into a secondary education program and a testing and vocational training program that is designed to empower women to participate in the economy. in malawi we ha

and as ivanka trump said today, white supremacy like all other forms is an evil that must be destroyed. we been hearing a lot today about president trump and his base. let me tell you about trump supporters. they are good, decent americans who love their country, love their community, above all love their family. they are as disgusted by this white supremacy filth as everyone else, and i know for sure if president trump condemns this radical supremacy his supporters will be right behind him, cheering him on. i will be talking a lot more about this aspect of the weekend events tomorrow on deep dive on fox nation. but what i want to do now is, as i mentioned, just focus on something practical and trying lower the temperature. there's a lot of inflammatory language around and i think we've got to try to be positive impractical. a specific thing, i just want to highlight, this red flag policy is something very interesting that i want to share with you. this is from last year from march 12, from the white house and this is president trump getting behind this idea of red flag orders, let's j

typically ivanka on something the president has said or done. be clear here, this is the way the president oermts. he's been trying to target these four democratic congresswomen painting them as the picture of the democratic party saying they're anti-semitic, saying that the democratic party doesn't like jewish people. so when they watch the press conference which is what they were referencing when he made this comment yesterday. in his mind he doesn't see how any jewish people could vote for a democrat. and of course the numbs show that in the midterm elections that a majority of jewish people did vote democrat. he's essentially saying he doesn't see how the strategy over the last few weeks to demonize these congresswomen has not worked yesterday. >> and it night not be he's as much of an american jury on american jews. another major development overnight is the white house today is going to try to do a workaround on flores which is a court case which establishes that children can only be held for 20 days. immigrant children detained can only b

for a jewish man to become the next president of the united states. >> so, new, trump's daughter ivankaho converted to judaism nor jared kushner have commented about the president's remarks. >>> and trump postpones his trip to denmark. trump tweeted denmark is very special country with incredible people but based on prime minister's mette fredderi kcen's comments, that she would have no interest in discussing the purchase of greenland, i will be postponing our meeting. senior administration officials have discussed the possibility of offering denmark a deal in which the u.s. would take over its annual $600 million subsidy in greenland, while giving denmark a one-time patient. both danish and greenland officials have said in recent days that the island is not for sale. now, it has gone from being somewhat of a joke to being a dou diplomatic incident. >> joining us here, scott wong. >> good to be here. >> what do you see here as the political calculus, the political fallout, shall i say, from all of this, as we heard j-street and others making comments distancing themselves not only from

jill, the name ivanka trump does stick out there whenever she's involved with legislation or policy. do you think as she makes the rounds either on the phone or on the hill she is an ambassador with portfolio that she speaks for the boss? >> i mean, look, she's definitely somebody whom the president, you know, speaks with, whose advice he listens to as a whole host of individuals that he speaks to. as nbc -- as you and the "times" have reported the president has been making calls to select members of congress both republicans and democrats. he's had multiple conversations with mitch mcconnell on this issue. he does he's said -- he's told reporters, he told us just yesterday when he last spoke with us that he is interested in moving forward. he believes there is political will behind some type of new background check legislation. but at this point he's clearly not deeply in the weeds of the different policy proposals. and is clearly looking for guidance as evidenced by that poll of exactly what the best way to move forward is. you know, the president obviously got a ton of financial s

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ivanka trump and working in the development initiative and working with ceos and governors with iowan labor day weekend will bring an update on this ivanka trump initiative in my full conversation with governor reynolds at the iowa state fair. here's a quick highlight. watch this. >> we have a future rather iowa initiative that has a goal of having 70% of mine was in the workforce with education or training beyond high school by the year 2025. >> 70%? >> we are at 58% right now and it's all about helping i would get the skills and provide the support system so they have a career and have that in iowa. it's also about giving them opportunities to earn while we're having them get the skills. that's hard. to provide for family provide for themselves. steve: you try these faces, learned skills, but if you're trying to provide for your family you can just stop everything and go to college and learning new school. >> no, and daycare is another aspect but it all fits into the initiative. steve: so you pay them why they acquired their new school. >> were paying for the training and businesse

the fact that he seems more focused on a rose garden ceremony and that that was something that ivankamp is using as a hook to kind of get him only board, that's stunning. >> it's just sad frankly, anderson. 90% of americans want background checks. the majority of his party want background checks. the majority of the americans want something on assault weapons and certainly, every city, every community that's gone through what my community has gone through wants action. and this president is one that just likes to talk and, you know, make sure that the people that have out sized power in washington get the voice instead of the voice of the people and that's what is really sad about this. >> appreciate your time tonight. thank you. >> uh-huh thank you. >>> next, more presidential words that really don't mean much on the state of the economy and what the president is saying he's doing about it. we're keeping them honest. democratic presidential candidate julian castro joins us who would do best against president trump and eloquent thing words against joe biden. we'll talk electability an

. >> reporter: daughter and white house aid ivanka did white supremacy is an evil that must be destroyed. bernie sanders implored the president. >> i say to president trump -- please stop the racist anti-immigrant rhetoric. >> reporter: perhaps one ritual remains unifying the president ordered flags lowered until thursday kelly o'donnell, nbc news, traveling with the president >>> here in el paso, along the u.s./mexico border, residents are crossing political and geographic lines, as this community comes together nbc's gadi schwartz now on how kindness is crossing borders. >> reporter: tonight in el paso, the universal language is grief. this city, where mexican and american cultures have intertwined peacefully for decades, now tested by an unthinkable horror >> we are strong this ripple effect will be long lasting and will impact generations here >> reporter: at the san juan bautista church, they pray for the victims and some for the mass killer's soul she says she's hoping he can change his heart if he can change, then america can change now horrified by a single act of hate all across

liz: luke, again, the posse on the side of the administration, mick mulvaney, jared kushner, ivan ivanka, really showing their presence even before jay powell lands on the ground at the foot of the grand tetons there. does that send a message? i don't know if we can look up the fed funds futures here, but we can see if that's moving. again, the president calling in the past couple of hours for a 100 basis point cut. >> well, i mean, i think calling for 100 is, you know, hoping that he will get 25. there is no way that there's going to be -- i mean, there shouldn't be any cut at all. you can't have it both ways. you can't have a great economy, say everything is great, say we need a cut. even if they cut now, liz, you talk about this all the time, right, what happens when the economy does slow down? when we do have a bit of a recession or something? what's the fed going to do? i also saw your interview with peter navarro. i mean, some of the stuff he says, again, i agree with the intellectual property that china is stealing and all the other stuff, but some of the stuff he says just doesn'

. >> ivanka tweeted white supremacy like all other forms of terrorism must be destroyed. >> he has the opportunity to be a uniter in chief and i hope that's the way to go. >> reporter: with lawmakers out on august recess, some demand congress return immediately to take up gun legislation. >> show the country, for gosh sakes, that the people representing them in gunman don't always kowtow to the gun lobby. >> the president says he's spoken to them and the attorney general about what to do about the shootings, but the house will not be back in session until after labor day. anne-marie? >>> president trump is expected to address the shootings in a statement this morning. cbs news will bring you the statement in a special route. >>> kris van cleave looks how weapons originally designed for the battlefield remain on american streets. >> reporter: they can be equ equipped to carry 30 rounds or more that can be fired in seconds. in seconds they can generally be carried openly. >> these shooters want to appear to be only nip tent, powerful, and deadly. >> mary ellen o'toole is a profiler. >> w

tuesday morning, ivanka trump wrote as we grieve over the evil mass shootings in el paso and dayton,perienced its deadliest weekend of the year with seven dead and 52 wounded near a playground in the windy city, and little national outrage or media coverage. we mustn't become numb by the violence faced by inner city communities every day. chicago mayor lori light foot said that the tweet was misleading. there had not been seven dead and 52 wounded in one incident and the sight of one of the shootings was near a park, not a playground. as of late yesterday afternoon, lightfoot said the white house had not responded to their call about the tweet, and expressed frustration as they grapple with the violence, and trump's use of her city. >> she got the numbers wrong, she got the location wrong, that's the danger of trying to govern via tweet. if they want to help, they should actually call us and ask for specifics, which we'd be happy to share, and we would offer them specific ways in which the federal government can actually partner with us to help address the issues on the ground. but b

what we have reported, nbc news, is that jared kushner, ivanka trump and 30 other people have securityes after career employees in the white house thought that they should not have them. so those career employees were overruled. in the case of jared kushner and ivanka trump, by the president of the united states him speflt and course congressional democrats want to know what's the deal? why? what were the problems and the issues? how is the white house making these decisions? >> and they asked the inspector general of the intelligence community to investigate and he came back and said, i'm sorry, i can't investigate that. that's entirely a presidential function. i can only look at it if president trump asks me do that. hence the letter from these senators to trump yesterday saying, mr. president, we want you to authorize this investigation because we think you guys are doing the wrong thing with security clearances. >> seems to me implausible that president trump is ever going to authorize that? am i off base here? >> i think you're not. the white house has had no comment on this. >> k

. >>> ivanka trump took fire from the mayor of chicago after tweeting the city suffered its deadliest weekend of the year. the presidents daughter also tweeted with seven dead 52 wounded near a playground in the windy city we mustn't become numb to the violence faced by inner-city communities every day. but it turns out neither of those claims is true. this was not the deadliest weekend in chicago. no shootings took place on a playground. chicago mayor lori lightfoot set the city was not contacted by the trump administration to get the facts straight. or discuss ways to help. >>> she got the numbers wrong. she got the location wrong. that is the danger of trying to govern via a tweet. >>> her comments came after lightfoot connected the presidents rhetoric with recent mass shootings. lightfoot said her city would welcome federal cooperation to help stem the tide of violence in chicago. >>> in montana a 13-year-old boy is recovering after he was brutally assaulted during a national anthem at a rodeo. police say this man slammed the boy to the ground. according to witnesses the suspect s

robert: is ivanka trump a force in this white house?: she's calling members of congress and is working on the issue, spoke with her father tout hit. i hearing on capitol hill some of these republicans don't want her involved. her fatr calls her liberal. calls her a democrat. that's not someone they actually want to work with when they're up for re-election. it's not going to look good for them. while she's out there doing ethings, there are s people who wish she wasn't. robert: could this end up as red flag law, something that's watered down? martha: that might be the kind of thing i could end up being is that red flag law. sort of just from his rhetoric, the past week, that sounds like it would bee mlikely something he would do. anita: you know this about the president, but sometimes when he's out there tlking abo tax cuts, universal background checks, all different things, he's waieng to see what peo think. he goes and watches television to see what people are saying out it. what are republicans thinking about it. he wants to put the

although the president did not directly condemn white nationalism, daughter and advisor donald trump ivanka trump did white supremacy like all other forms of terrorism is an evil that must be destroyed bernie sanders i am ploerd tmpl president the of >> ip th se racist anti-immigrant rhetoric. >> reporter: perhaps one ritual remains unifying the president ordered flags lowered until thursday >>> president trump claims he's prepared to take some steps to do some work on this issue, but he didn't give any specifics he said he spoke to members of congress and said that there is work ready to be done. he also previewed a statement. he says he'll be making that later this morning from the white house. phillip? >> kelly, thank you. and just ahead, some of the day's other top stories, including the latest protests from hong kong, which are now spreading to nationastkel ris having an impact on air travel and more wrinkles just won't. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair's derm-proven retinol works so fast, it takes only one week to reveal younger looking skin. making wrinkles look so last week. rapid w

the white house has said the president and the president's daughter ivanka trump have been reaching outrs on both sides of the aisle. >> there is no place in america where you can feel safe from gun violence. >> reporter: gun violence prevention advocate christian heyney says they must pass a law with real substance. >> there needs to be a path forward for the meaningful change to take place and that the bills are true bills. >> reporter: house republican mike turner and a number of democrats have also expressed support for an assault weapons ban, turner's daughter was nearby when a gunman opened fire killing nine people in his dayton, ohio, district. natalie brand, cbs news, capitol hill. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," award winning actress jada pinkett smith in studio 57. how she got into the mind set of an fbi agent for her new movie "angel has fallen." plus, we hike 140 feet below ground to find the largest underground lake in north america. and first on "cbs this morning," we'll introduce you to the first southern white rhino born in north america using artificial inseminatio