chicken we are anton suv boy takes us on a hike to stun. and will hop over to braemar often on the north sea coasts. the markets where lies in the very center of braitman. this is where stumble upon my next story this statue is called the roland and legend has it that as long as he's here the city will remain free and independent. the statue is a unesco world heritage site just like the historic city hall across the street. that's why i'm going to take a glimpse inside this remarkable building. i don't. know we have a date this is. just in we're now in the upper hall one of the most beautiful ceremonial venues in germany and the town hall itself is the oldest in europe that's still in its original state you know it's done by one why was this room built wasn't used for. as i thought it was the old town hall is actually a medieval trading center with a wine cellar below it and a covered marketplace and up here an assembly room on the room also served as a court room the mayor used to be the chief justice. is on the spot in the film i find the

it is the fabulous anton du beke! lovely to be here.or hell ingredients. naga is a lovely waltz. tell us your heaven or hell ingredientslj naga is a lovely waltz. tell us your heaven or hell ingredients. i quite like game. venison is a favourite. i like game. venison is a favourite. i like roasted vegetables, parsnips. a little traditional, but done well, it is marvellous. and what is your hell? hell! i don't like things like very spicy food. i don't like shellfish, squid. i had a nasty incident when i was young with squid. and you have an issue with plating. just put it on a plate. don't give me a roof tile or something! don't give me foam. an italian classic with a twist, chicken and saucer and beans. and tom is here. i am doing afoam! no, i am not. we are doing lamb's neck. cutting it very slowly. a beautiful spring dish. and lee is in charge of the drinks and you are in charge home for deciding what anton du beke gets to eat at the end of the show. we will see you at ten. will you get anton to give you a twirl around the studio? beh

earlier this morning, michael anton, who is the spokesman here at the white house, told our brianna keiler said, yes, they have not sanctioned those oligarchs as of yesterday. >> he was referring to one of the provisions of congressional law that requires us to submit two reports, really, one unclassified report and then a classified annex to capitol hill that outlines the activities of russian oligarchs and both government and private sector figures suspected of or known to interfere -- >> that was just a list of oligarchs that the treasury put out. those are not sanctions. >> it's a precursor to further action. these actions take a while to develop. we can't just sanction people spontaneously. >> reporter: it's important to note you have the spokesperson, michael anton, essentially clarifying what rob shaw said yesterday at the briefing that they have not, in fact, sanctioned these oligarchs in russia. in fact, they essentially named them as people who are on the u.s. watch list, so to speak, when it comes to identifying the potential for future sanctions against russia. and wolf, we sho

no no it's anton the financial. situation lately with all right. and then a little later on in the middle. and indeed. the intererior minisister saysys that he thininks nobody knos that he's not that good. incident from sixty eight mw by retirees usually tell the difference. he. okay. since and. because he was jewish and in doing so find. one one. and i know. my money on the streets of. anti semitism. surgeons we switch gears here as it comes on the. xxi finally rolled. as a basis for most of your process. anti semitic has had a long month in twenty onone well well isn't i'm. that the regional too and i need to do is usual in south south once in the city to lose. three years later. harris the legislative agenda make good use of the anti semitic attack astral e fourteen and twenty one fifteen diesel some some seven thousand nine nine different. israel and i was without doubt the my five thousand and twenty six sixty. no no you mention it should be fun. did you do. to make things work. anything. why do i feel safe i hope so between north and south ko

thoroughly enjoying all of this right now we should leave town again and france out with second year is anton and anastasia from russia this end of the video from there make a scene in the can mountains in his baking sun from the looks of it they have oh lovely. we want to know your favorite place to go on vacation send us your videos you can upload them to w dot com slash travel. math and reading from norman and for. myself for events and deshon short but sweet and i take a lot off my fuckin life industrial culture football culture and beer culture cares about thing and accept the fact. that. my guest this week on conflicts just. colleagues on the back of my fellow clergy from her. chris for breeding grounds for us comics are comics. limone to cold blood makes a lot of great guests live. lives that are limitless close to live. what drives the economy. to see it coming. made in germany always has its finger on the palms. of the market ledger lippold spoke to him. live in germany live to dublin. we make up oh but we watch as folks that kind of educate we on the seven seven percent. want to sha

> that's an interesting point maybe there's still a role for actual humans out there in the market anton human who has done very well for his clients in your funds, are you a buyer of some of these bank stocks that this morning just got walloped last week >> sure. and doing it last week in the face of it whenever you see that kind of a selloff, it's broad and just killing everything, you look for the names that you go, watt a second, this is a great company, it's got really good prospects it's just got 5%, 8% cheaper, i'm going to add something to the portfolio. >> how sensitive some these names, the big names and midsize names be to moves on the ten-year let's say the ten-year falls 10 basis points from 2.9, to it.8, should that cause a drop in a regional midsize bank? >> no, everybody talks about the two to ten-year spread is banks don't fund off the two-year and a really good bank fund offers deposits that are core. rates very low on that part. the ghost data which means how much banks have to raise, those rates rise are very low. and in fact, going to keep rising so the move as this

. >> let's bring in our guest, michael anton, joining us from outside of the white house. thanks so much for being with us, michael. >> you're welcome. thank you for beihaving me. >> the readout has some tough words for russia for sure. why can't the president say that directly to vladimir pewtealadi >> the president used tough rhetoric before, in speeches in poland and europe, he used it in a widely mocked tweet that was 100% accurate when he tweeted several weeks ago his administration has been much tougher on russia than the past administration. i think the record bears that out. >> the record doesn't bear that out, michael. >> the record does bear it out. we have tightened all the existing sanctions, taken a bunch of new actions, the start of this administration, the russians had four consulates active in the united states, we closed two of them, that's a 50% reduction, we set -- we reduced the cap of diplomatic personnel in this country by more than 200 people, we just png'd by name 60 operatives yesterday, diplomatic perm for persona non grata, largest action ever ta

thoroughly enjoying all of this right now we should leave town again and pans out with the second year is anton and anastasia from russia this end of the video from there make a scene in the can down mountains and i was making fun from the looks of it they had a lovely track. we want to know your favorite place to go on vacation send us your video so you can upload them at d.f.w. dot com slash travel. that's entering from government and from. myself my best as deshon saw it but sweet and i take a walk off my bucket list and just fill culture football culture and be a culture here so that the us that. go about africa solutions for our environment. can fuck be harvested in the dry mountainous regions of southwest morocco they're doing just that turning far into drinking water. go at africa next detox. start the stasi make the playoffs though. and the representative. nearly shmita architect of east germany's police state. explained if i had my way. east germany would still be here. and you know. stir a fear in forty five minutes on d. w. . smith. with the senses. recognize. and experience the in.

thoroughly enjoying all of this right now we should leave town again and prance out with check in mirrors anton and anastasia from russia this end of the video from there make a scene in the can down mountains and is making fun from the looks of it they have oh lovely that's right. we want to know your favorite place to go on vacation send us your videos you can upload them at d.f.w. dot com slash travel. that's in reading from government and for. myself for the best and deshon short but sweet and i take a lot off my fuckin life and just feel culture football culture and fear culture cares about thing i thought oh and. the be. the be. the be. the be. the be the be. the be. the bad. the be. a month long cheering also to. the. center of the conflict zone confronting the powerful folks have been challenging those asking tough questions from monday. as comforts intensified i'll be meeting with kids players on the ground in the senses of. the rhetoric holding the couple. of conflicts. conflicts on confronting the powerful on t.w.x. . freedom of expression. a value that always has to be defended and

and wanting a little coffee break you guys are in for our weekly mail our gear is anton and the stage up from russia travel to. and as part of a tour they hike the chap come out of range a popular tourist destination in the east of the country. back in braman along the base. full of cafes beer gardens and restaurants and great spot for relaxing and watching the ships. historic three masted alexander from home is a particular eye catcher since two thousand and sixteen it's been permanently anchored at this spot in the port. was the ship's captain for a long time he tells me about life back and. forward being here we've sailed off the harbors of frederico bermuda new york and boston we're in regattas there one tall ship after another of course that was an incredible image and the alexander from humble was always first because it was the most beautiful mix on the sales. figures. who would you say that and that was one of your best memories of the ship . certainly of course i learned to sail ships here i can't sail anything small like a yacht i need at least three masts otherwise i can't

thoroughly enjoying all of this right now we should leave town again and france out with the second year is anton and anastasia from russia this end of the video from there make a scene in the can down mountains and is making fun from the looks of it they have a lovely track. we want to know your favorite place to go on vacation send us your videos so you can upload them at d.f.w. dot com slash travel. that's in reading from government and for myself for this edition sort but sweet and i check oh a lot off my bucket list and just feel culture football culture and feel closer to . that thing i thank you x. . x. . the bitch. the be. the be. the be. with the be. the be the be the be. the be. the be. the beach toss the stasi make. the representatives of the belief mika architect of the east germany's police state. thank you if i had my way to a peace germany would still be the be and what you know about you. master of fear confused gene minutes on d w. this is you've got news coming to you live from the bunny let's go right to our correspondent he is in central istanbul joined by the show a couple of

thoroughly enjoying all of this right now we should leave town again and prance out with check in mirrors anton and anastasia from russia this end of the video from there make a scene in the can down mountains and is making fun from the looks of it they have a lovely track. we want to know your favorite place to go on vacation send us your videos you can upload them at d.f.w. dot com slash travel. math and reading from norman and for. myself for a vest and deshon short but sweet and i take life off my fuckin life and just feel culture football culture and fear culture here's the last thing i found. the best. good. the but. the be. the best. the but. first of all to millions of species it's. worth saving the boogaloo ideas tell stories of creative people and innovative projects around the world like to use the. protect the climate boost green energy solutions and reforestation. using interactive content to inspire people to take action global audience the series of global three thousand on t.w. and amada. make your smart t.v. even smarter but. what you wouldn't want to. up to date. extraordinary

the olympic biathlete anton shipulin is one of the guests. he was also barred from competing in pyeongchang. >> all our strongest athletes weren't invited to the olympics. this is unprecedented. >> raising the national colors here isn't much of a consolation for shipulin. his fellow athletes in south korea have to make do with a neutral flag. the russian athletes in pyeonchang are officially competing as individual "olympic athletes from russia," not as the russian team. still, their entrance for the opening ceremony has drawn a bit of an audience to this sports bar. most of those watching are angry about how the olympic committee has treated their athletes. >> politics shouldn't be mixed up with the olympics. it's a peaceful event based on friendship between nations. >> we should have taken part with our national flag and uniform at any cost. we should have ignored all the sanctions against us and not been afraid of anything. >> dmitry navosha, the head of a well-known sports site, thinks the doping scandal has taken on a dangerous political

anton: all the water in this gutter thathe plant n't use we recyclet and use again. for ny things, iis very good. for the ecosystem, because nothing from the recyclewater or drained water goes to the ecostem. but ao it saves us fertilizers, becau after cycling the are stil fertilizers inside, and then we use it again and again and agai ruth: i think it is very costly to put up this system. for the small holder farmers, whare growg outside,t might be quite difficult for them to ha such a system. but for those who have the capacity, it will be a good solution, because it cuts down on their cost, but at e same time it is also good for the environment. reporter: there don't appear to be any toxins leaking into lake naivasha. but oserian is only one of many flower growers in the area. and we aren't alloweinto the others. 's also prty hard to pinpoint just where the pollution is coming from. the fler indusy says sll hold farmers areo blame. like potato farmer paul kimani. so what ishe solutioto the pollution? farmers are offered advice on sustainable practices by an organi

>> anton thinks that i could actually become a real dentist. >> does he?le world. can you believe that? >> yeah, that's 'cause all the idiots who get rejected from med school here, go there. >> why do you have to be such a a downer? anton thinks that i can do it, and, you know, i feel really good about my knowledge of teeth. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: katie holmes, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] "dear dictator" opens friday, march 16th. we'll be right back with brian tyree henry. stick around everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ wow! ♪ here's an invitation to the whole wide world, ♪ ♪ from your brother to your sister ♪ ♪ to your best friend's girl, ♪ don't bring that bad day with cha, ♪ ♪ leave it at the door. ♪ if you got money in your pocket, ♪ ♪ it don't mean nothing, if you ain't where it is. ♪ ♪ if you ain't where it is. ♪ ♪ we're almost there. ohhh. she's coming! stall. my video call's lagging. mom? surprise! surprise! hold up. hold up. we got a laggy video call here. yeah. you need verizon, the best network for streaming. here try this new samsung

shoots and scores on anton and we're tied at 2. rick of the black hawks denied. martin jones' incredible save between the legs. look how close that puck is, right there. it was almost over. we go to a shoot out. kevin labanc deeps, top shelf on the backhand. that is nasty. sharks win it 4-3. they have now won eight in a row. warriors, they're playing the pacers tomorrow night. one all-star should be back and that is draymond green who is probable. he practice tilsed the first time in a week. lingering shoulder issues, pelvic injury plus the flu. steve kerr says if his all-stars get healthy, the warriors will be fine come playoff time. >> regular season playoffs we can beat anybody in the league without steph. our guys know that. it's going to be hard to beat anybody without steph, k.d., clay and draymond. i'm going to have to coach a lot better for that to happen. we're very confident we're going to get the other three guys back here soon. >> let's hope so. abc7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. looks like draymond tomorrow and kevin durant back on thur

anton: all the water in this gutter that the plant don't us we reclele iand use it again r mamanyhings, i iis very good. . for the ecososystem, bee nonothing from t t recycled d r or d drained waterer goes to e ecososyste but a also it savess fertililizers, becse after recyclinththere arstilill fertililizers insidede, and the ususe it again a and again andnd agaiain. ruruth: i think it is s very cy to putut up this system. fofor the e small holder farm, who are grining outse,e, it might be quiuite difficult for them to ha such a sysystem. but for ththose who haveve the capacityty, it will bebe a good solutionon, because itit cuts n on their c cos but at t the sae time it t is also good f for e enviroronment. reporter: : there don't t appeo be any t toxins leakining intoe naivashaha. but oseriaian is only onone ofy flowerer growers in n the area. and we aren't alloweinto thehe others. it's also pretty hartoto pinpointnt just where e the pollllution is comoming fro. the flower indtrtry sa smallll holdld farrs arere tblame. lilike potato fafarmer paul ki. so wt isis theolutioion the popol

white house spokesman michael anton dismissing the story, writing i was just with president trump and h.r. mcmaster in the oval office. president trump said the nbc news story is fake news and told mcmaster that he is doing a great job. >> he is a man of tremendous talent. >> reporter: mcmaster an active duty three-star general was brought into the administration from the pentagon a year ago to replace michael flynn who has since pleaded guilty in the russia investigation to lying to the fbi. it all comes as the president's inner circle is getting increasingly smaller. one of his closest advisers, hope hicks announced her resignation and new focus on jared kushner. his top secret security clearance revoked last week. now reporting that he received lone after business meetings at the white house. >> jared is still a valued member of the administration and he is going to focus on the work that he has been doing. and we're going to continue pushing forward on that front as well. >> reporter: chief of staff john kelly poked fun of his own rocky tenure during a homeland security event. >>

tonight, white house spokesman michael anton dismissing the story, writing, i was just with president trump and h.r. mcmaster in the oval office. president trump said that the nbc news story is fake news and told mcmaster that he is doing a great job. >> he's a man of tremendous talent. >> reporter: mcmaster an active duty three-star general was brought into the administration from the pentagon a year ago to replace michael flynn who has since pleaded guilty in the russia investigation to lying to the fbi. it all comes as the president's inner circle is getting increasingly smaller. one of his closest advisers, hope hicks, announced her resignation yesterday. tonight new focus on mr. trump's son-in-law, jared kushner. his top security clearance revoked last week. now "the new york times" reporting that kushner's family business received loans after bank executives had meetings at the white house. >> jared's still a valued member of the administration. and he's going to continue to focus on the work that he's been doing, and we'll continue pushing forward on that front as well. >> repo

anton c-span2, at 4:00 p.m. the u.s. banking deregulation meets.ee on c-span3, our national security form that looks at the future of warfare. >> monday on c-span's "landmark a san we look at francisco city ordinance case where the city discriminated against a chinese laundromat owner. the case was found in favor of the laundromat owner and found alsothe 14th amendment applies to foreign immigrants. two professors will discuss. landmark cases" live monday on c-span, c-span.org, or listen with the free c-span radio app. for background, order your copy of the landmark cases companion book from and forrg\landmarkcases additional resources, there is a link to the national constitution center's interactive constitution. withnight, q&a is next former u.s. border patrol agent francisco cantu discusses his memoir "the line becomes a river. after that, prime minister's questions. later, imf managing director christine lagarde. ♪ this week on q&a former u.s. border patrol agent francisco cantu discusses his memoir "the line become

[laughter] david: anton? anton: a lot of attention is being given when it comes to slow growth, or some people think slow growth of the economy, to the supply side. i wonder about demand-side and in particular whether the growing inequality puts a ceiling on demand growth. david: thank you. do you want to take the global question? mr. bernanke: sure. yes, the global financial system has become more integrated. it is very challenging for central banks because our regulatory systems are national. they are not international. there is a lot of coordination and conversation, but there's that a u.s. bank regulator can do to deal with a problem bank in another country. likewise, the u.s. has a special role because the dollar is so important in financial transactions. you mentioned the swap agreements during the crisis. some of the swap agreements are still in place. they were ratified yet again in the january meeting. that provides a way for the fed to get dollars into the system where there is a shortage of dollars

anton? >> anton from brookings, wall street. a lot of attention given to the relatively slow growth, some think slow growth of the economy to the supply side. i wonder about the demand side. particularly whether the growing inequality kind of puts a ceiling on demand growth? >> thank you. do you want to take the global question? >> sure. so, yes. the global financial system has become much more integrated. it is very challenging for central banks, because first of all because our regulatory systems are national. not international. there's a lot of coordination and cooperation and conversation, but there's nothing that a u.s. bank regulator can do directly to deal with a problem bank in another country. likewise, the u.s. has a special role, because the dollar is so important in financial transactions, which you mentioned the swap agreements and, during the crisis, which some of the swap agreements are still in place. they were ratified yet again in the january meeting. that provides a way for the fed to get dollars into the syst

in eight hundred ninety eight the playwright anton chekhov had the white villa built in the mountains above the altar. chekhov suffered from tuberculosis and hope to find relief from his illness there. check of an actors from the moscow art theater at a reading of his play the siegel. leo tolstoy the patron saint of russian literature. the alter and the white fellow became a place to run to vote for russian writers and intellectuals in crimea. in the winter of one thousand know one chekhov wrote to his future bride in moscow i'm absolutely fine apart from a petty little matter my health. in july one thousand know for check of died on a visit to the german spa town of biden viler. he was forty four years old. peace was to last for another ten years then war broke out and everything changed. developed focus coming to an end. russia would soon be consigned to the annals of history. during the first world war stately homes in crimea were converted to military hospitals. then came the october revolution. lenin and the bolsheviks seized power in russia the revolution rolled across the count

southgate has been affected by injuries and a loss of form, key player harry kane is out antone exumury, he is set to be the favourite to captain the side in russia. —— is out until next month. jack wilshere had come back into the reckon in but has pulled out this particular fixture, they hope he will be fit for the game against italy, also questions around the goalkeeping position, four goalkeepers named in this squad owing largely to a loss of form from joe hart at west ham united. the defence has questions, john stones was set to be a certainty but he has not been playing for manchester city, jordan henderson, tonight the captain, in and out of the team at liverpool. talking of henderson, he was talking to us about the security situation in russia, and if he goes to the world cup, he wants his family to come as well. people will be deciding whether they wa nt people will be deciding whether they want theirfamily to people will be deciding whether they want their family to go, i know that ifi want their family to go, i know that if i go, my family want to go. obviously, they want t

see concrete actions that match the words in the rhetoric of north korea only not to nations chief antone get tatted says he'll do whatever he can to help make the meeting happen the secretary general is encouraged by the announcement of an agreement between the united states and the democratic people's republic of korea to hold a summit meeting by may he commence the leadership and vision of all concerned and reiterate his support for all efforts towards the peaceful denuclearize ation of the korean peninsula in accordance with the relevant security council resolution i'll just it was my comment joins us live now from washington d.c. mike so what is the composition now because assumes to be some confusion of a pre-conditions for this meeting. well indeed yes there we heard from the press secretary appearing to introduce new conditions by saying that there has to be tangible evidence of the north koreans good intentions as it were however administration officials have not been quick to clarify exactly what you are saying and they insist that the press secretary was not introducing any new

my wife is watching my son and our house maids kelsi, june, anton, zella, all at work. between us, we managed to make enough to rent in san francisco. we don't manage to put away any savings. because there isn't enough housing in san francisco and so the market rates just keep going up and up. in particular, we would love to be able to live in places where we could commute to our jobs. my house mate has to drive down to the south, instead of being able to take cal train. the kind of housing that would allow us to do that is not getting built. and we want that to happen. thank you. >> overhead, please. i'm a tenderloin resident and community organizer and volunteer for campaign. everybody knows -- >> madame chair, i'm going to pause the speaker to remind them, this is not a forum for election for any candidates for any positions. >> you still have 53 seconds. speak to your leaf on the resolution without the flyer. >> whether you support or oppose it, you know that this is just a gift to speculators and developers. and the only question is what side are you on? developers

let's bring in south carolina radio host anton c.right in the world of conservative talk radio in philadelphia. nice to see you. is the president not able to make a joke without the media and democrats jumping on them? >> i would've given president trump a pass on this if he had not expressed his admiration for authoritarian dictator third world type leaders he's heard from in the past. let's not forget his love and affection for vladimir putin. i would've given them a pass otherwise. i don't think you should joke about things like this because there are some people actually afraid of this happening. troon too rich, antjuan, return back to planet earth. heavy talk to anyone who's afraid of president trump trying to usurp the constitution and become president for life? >> no, nothing donald trump wants to be the progressive hero and literally die in office. no, i don't think you want to do that. this president has shown again and again he's trying to return power back to the legislative branch, back to the judicial branch for the left

here's how michael anton, the national security, responded to that question. >> the reason he didn'ting out the poisoning is this u.s. action was in motion at the time they had conversation. as president trump has often said, he doesn't telegraph his moves or punches when best to make a move. >> do you buy that? >> no. i think the other question, removed from this? it would have been nice if the president had the same reaction when the russians meddled in u.s. elections. there wasn't any level of it. democrats are praising this action and i think by the same token republicans and democrats are left questioning whether there were no repercussions for what russia did to this country. >> it's a fair point. this is largest expulsion of diplomats that did not happen when russia interfered in america's most sacred democratic process. >> i think the action is wonderful and great and i'll glad the administration did this. but words matter and you need both. the bully pulpit of the president is incredibly powerful. he should be using it. it would be different if it was an isolated incident. t

michael anton. >> this is an unprecedented action. we look through the history books and couldn't find an incidents of so many countries acting in concert on the same issue at the same time. that's something that president trump absolutely deserves credit for. wouldn't have happened without his leadership. >> russian foreign minister responded today saying the u.s. was blackmailing its allies to throw out so many russian officials all around the world. as you can imagine, the state department fired back. >> i would say that's ludicrous, we're standing in solidarity with our allies, that is ridiculous to comment like that. >> all this is happening on a day that we can tell you about a major announcement on trade between the u.s. and south korea. very interesting. first such deal by president trump since he took office in january of 2017. now, in it washington and seoul have agreed to the number of numeric targets on cars and steel, bottom line is the administration says this is great news for the american worker and american companies,

michael anton responding to the report saying yesterday, quote, i was just with president trump and hrcmaster in the oval office. president trump set the nbc news story is, quote, fake news and told mcmaster he is doing a great job. now, white house principal press secretary rob shaw reported saying in part, quote, we frequently face rumor and innuendo about officials. there are no personnel announcements at this time. but the potential departure of hr mcmaster caps a week the at the white house of shake-ups where the the president's aides have been left rattled and demoralized according to many reports. jared kushner lost access to high level intelligence and faced a report about white house meetings and business loans and now krn reporti now cnn has been looking at an international deal by ivanka trump. they're looking at negotiations surrounding trump international hotel and tower innen vancouver. a spokesman for the trump organization said the company's role in the project is limited. this as politico reports the the president's tearin decision is driving out chief economic adviser

credited the presidents program of maximum pressure for getting to this point, and as michael anton says, the president gets tough with north korea, finally bearing fruit. listen here. >> we believe the sanctions are working. we know for a fact that this amount of pressure has never been brought on the regime before, under pressure like this, they have never been. and of china has put more pressure on the north and they have ever seen. not as much as we would like. >> the president said he was going to keep up sanctions on north korea, and according to south korea, kim jong un also understands that the joint u.s. south korean military exercises must continue. that had been a real sticking point for him before. the president going into this with his eyes wide open. he has pointed out consistently vendor three uses these opportunities to engage in dialogue with the united states to get something and then lie and cheat their way out of it. lindsay graham with a very sharp warning to kim jong un last night. a word of warning to kim jong un. worst possible thing you could do is meet with pres

the chief prosecutor in the case and the most threatened initially is judge anton you know di matteo. i'm in a few no one could jump on the my plane sounded like. the sort of took on in the company of the one. to the day to me that they both say hold or any natural to say the sentiment of good to see people. to cheer. it sure you get up early. edition me out. there you go. so i go if you're going to just let us do another. thank you. they're not going to be its chemical because you know if you're going to get up early because you got it you know these and you know it will look when we come back here you seem to be many. actually it didn't shut in my life i live there isn't usually enough either but it came in a. premium for a good thing going to so they got to be understood. to turn to jane taken on hall school in five until the kid in the civil. engineer and medical sampai. a circle so. many can see me steam a quest to me from most. legal same thread but oh no molly. postal known no lie she. sort of wore. known by the. known address for the a long time ago but it is. your copy school

kansas and villanova will be the nightcap tonight here in san anton o.twork, with loyola taking on michigan. be sure to tune in to cnn here this afternoon, 2:30 eastern, for all access at the final four. cnn bleacher report special. going to get you ready for all the action. and you know i've been walking around in san antonio. all the fan bases are represented here. i'll tell you what, the sentimental favorite is definitely loyola and sister jean. >> probably not a surprise at all. andy shultz, thank you very much. >>> we have much more ahead in the "newsroom," and it all starts right now. hello, thank you for joining me. i'm ryan nobles in today for fredricka whitfield. outrage growing over two high profile deadly police shootings. protesters are expected for another day in sacramento after an independent awe toputop

let's listen to michael anton and what he said earlier on fox. >> he certainly learned from the mistake of the past. he brings to bear a deal-making sen sensibility but he knows you have to have the stronger hand. the way to achieve that stronger hand is to increase the pressure, build an international coalition, show no weakness but also show no daylight or difference between the united states and our international partners to present a united front. the united states and our partners have done that. >> in the president's tweet from last night, he said the sanctions will stay on and they will stay on. he won't let up on pressure on north korea because kim jong-un said he wants to talk. there was a very interesting warning from senator lindsey graham from south carolina last night toward kim jong-un who said in a statement "a word of warning to kim jong-un. worst possible thing you can do is meet with president trump in person and try to play him. if you do that, it will be the end of you and your regime." dana? >> dana: john, you mentioned -- i was looking at lindsey graham. he probabl