>> you are a great man, and i can relate a lot to bear i -- barron, because when i was his age my dad was doing this thing all the time. >> he is trying, really trying. >> it's like when i was three years old. [indiscernible conversation] >> at the prime minister's residence, president trump and prime minister netanyahu spoke to the media. this is about 10 minutes. pres. trump: thank you. prime min. netanyahu: president trump, donald, sara and i are absolutely delighted to welcome you and melania to the prime minister's residence in jerusalem, the eternal capital of the jewish people, the united capital of the jewish state. we have known each other for many years and it is always good to see you, but it is also wonderful to see the blossoming friendship between our two beautiful wives, sara and melania. you are so welcome here and we are so pleased to see you. we are honored to have you in our home. you have been today, mr. president, to the western wall, one of the holiest sites of judaism. you have been to the church of the holy sepulcher. it is one of the holiest sites of christian

look at that, right in the background, it's barron trump.e kid's a genius. [ laughter ] sadly the president did not get to go to florida this weekend. he had to stay back to give the commencement speech at liberty university on saturday, where he inspired graduates by marveling at the size of the crowds he's able to draw. >> this is a beautiful stadium. and it is packed. i'm so happy about that. i said how are you going to fill up a place like that? it is packed, jerry. >> jimmy: jerry's his imaginary friend. [ laughter ] donald trump is the only person who can show up at an event where families come to see their children graduate and assume the crowd is there to see him. [ laughter ] but boy, oh boy was the student body fired up to see donald trump. >> but you aren't going to let other people tell you what you believe, especially when you know that you're right. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wrap it up, orange julius, i've got a graduation party to get bombed out. usually when he speaks to a big crowd of university students it's to tell him there

our look at the history of reading, california, where we will hear about this city's native son, barronserved for 30 years as a political editor for "the san francisco chronicle." >> starting with growing up in a small, middle sized town like reading, it's a good learning ground for someone who is going to be eventually a journalist. as he got older, he received many accolades, many awards. he received recognition. wasably the most important he received the presidential medal of freedom in 1970 by then-president richard nixon. anun

think about 11-year-old barron trump who reportedly saw the picture of griffin had on tv, ran to hisom, fearing his dad was dead. imagine the millions of kids watching snoop's videos. you are not funny. you are not making a statement. you are being evil and likely borderline criminal per you are showing your true colors and they certainly ain't red, white, and blue. you can't just cite loops come i went to far. kathy griffin, you classless fool. you didn't apologize to president trump. you are not remorseful. you are fearful. fearful of losing a gig or two. how about i make you a deal? moved to another country, pick any were not america. i will pay for the flight. i have done this before, and your moving costs. nobody wants to take me up on it. a few months away, i think he would miss it. you might realize what a loser you were. the flight is a one-way ride. kirsten, outrageous celebrities continue to do this but what if it was a republican? what if it was a republican president and a celebrity? >> kirsten: it would be a different story. kathy griffin would have been called out immed

. >> chad barron says he had a cut a hole in the ceiling in the bathroom. when he went up there, he lost treasure. not even close. >> so scary. >> it is something in a jar. >> oh, it is not like a human error or something. >> oh, so creepy. >> were they like murder or something? >> what's that? >> he sees one jar and there is more. >> back there. >> they like to preserve peaches and apples and stuff. >> he does not know. he's gotten it down. now, it is time to examine. >> you know it is funny that you say that. >> maybe i watch a few too many episodes of "csi." >> come on, open it echit. >> you don't know what it is. >> it is in my house, i got to know what it is now. >> it looks like biological. i don't feel any better about it. >> at the end of the video, he says he did not know what it was. we contacted him and, hey man, what did you think it was? what he thinks it is is what in this case nick suggested. he thinks it is cans of pickles of plums. how long it is there and what is it? >> what does it taste like? >> maybe take it outside. >> she's going to n

his book, over there, america in the great war and the recipient colby award, s author david barron, waging war, presidents anden congress 1776 to isis. colby military writer symposium, saturday at eastern on c-span 2 book t.v. >> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's companies.ision it is brought to you today by satellite or provider. > "washington journal" continues. host: "washington post" national writer, missy ryan joins us after her front-page u.s. about major shift in strategy in afghanistan. missy ryan, walk us through this what it is saying about how many troops could end up in afghanistan. sure.: the trump white house completed a strategic review of u.s. olicy toward afghanistan, that is normal at the beginning of any new administration to take another look at the approach to the war. it is america's longest war at this stage, and eally the objective was to see what the united states could be doing differently. security ion, the situation in afghanistan is really very precarious right back he taliban has come with

country a happy mother's day, as did first lady melania trump, tweeting a picture with their son barron. but john dickerson says mr. trump is now dealing with more serious issues because of how he dismissed comey. what has president trump done by firing the director of the fbi? >> he's put a lot of focus on the russian investigation. if this was a firing done to stop progress, it's getting more scrutiny than ever. and there will be more scrutiny on the fbi director. >> the president has made it clear that he feels it's important that we reengage with russia. >> reporter: the comey controversy emerges just as the trump administration is trying to build stronger ties with the kremlin. secretary of state rex tillerson met with russia's foreign minister wednesday, where the two discussed ways to improve the bilateral relationship. today tillerson left no doubt about the country's election edge feerns but said its impact is an open question. >> yes, i don't think there's any question that the russians were playing nand our electoral processes. again, as those intelligence reports have indica

shares up 0.6%. >>> barron's thinks that yahoo! is still undervalued.he puncatiblication thinks tha shares are trading at a significant discount to asset value. yahoo! stock down a third of a percent this morning. >>> still ahead, the beige bras brawl that everyone will be talking about this morning. >>> first as we head to break, here's the national weather forecast from nbc's bill karins. >> good tuesday morning. some business travel issues this afternoon at the airports. it's not going to be every airport but we'll see a lot of scattered storms in the east. almost like a summertime regime. watching cloudy skies in areas like new york. we may get thunderstorms that could be on the severe side. 5 million people at risk from rochester to syracuse, binghamton and harrisburg. even washington, d.c., richmond and norfolk could see a stray thunderstorm this afternoon. by the time we get into wednesday, we'll continue to watch the chance of scattered storms in the south. getting a little warmer in areas of the northeast. not exactly summer-like but not like t

it's the story of a nation borne of a barron land brought back to life, of an ancient language revised, of an exiled people returned, of jewish sovereignty restored. we have a saying, mr. president, the people of israel lives -- the state of israel lives on, alive at ever. a thriving democracy, a powerful army, innovative, free economy and a proud, resilient people. mr. president, over the years israel has had many friends but israel has never had and will never have a better friend than . e united states of america [applause] that friendship is reflected in the overwhelming support of the american people. strong bipartisan support of the american congress, and the support of american presidents from harry truman to donald trump. [applause] thank you, president trump, for your steadfast friendship to the jewish people and the jewish state. it is deeply, deeply appreciated. mr. president, i believe that the alliance between american and israel is more important than ever. together we must defeat those who glorify death and protect those who celebrate life. together, we can defeat the fo

by the way, their child barron is going on the trip overseas as well, is my understanding.g the whole time? >> well, she has events planned with the president, obviously, but she also has some events on her own and while her office is being sort of tight-lipped about what exactly those events are, i think we can expect to see her doing some of the same things she's already done here stateside, visiting hospitals and sick children, possibly going to schools and visiting students, maybe experiencing some cultural outlets while she's abroad. i don't think she's going to stray too far from what she's already done here. i haven't heard anything. the one time we know that she'll make remarks is at the very end of the trip where she'll speak to u.s. military families based in italy, service members. she is expected to speak towards the end of the trip. but this is a global stage for mrs. trump this time out and things like the head scarf and the protocol issues will come into play because this is a five-city stop and each place has its own rules and its own traditions and things a

the first lady posting this sweet tweet in television of motherhood, a snapshot of her son barron. it was beautiful weather. i hope you got to enjoy it with mom or on your own. it was spectacular. molly: by about 10:00, we did not even need the jacket anymore. that is more to come. we are tracking temperatures in the upper 80's to low 90's, so get ready. it will be feeling more like august. we can see a little bit of cloud cover left over here and that is what we are stuck with. a little bit of an increase in cloud cover. that is the moral of the story. blue skies mixing here near national. both westerly winds have been kicking in all day long. some of the peak wind gust have been getting to 35 miles per hour near frederick and hagerstown. look at our 24 hour temperature change, so we are 20 degrees warmer from baltimore to annapolis, including andrews and purchase bird, so feeling much better compared to the 50's that we saw yesterday. the d.c. area made it to 80 degrees. overnight lows tonight starting in the 70's at 7:00 dropping back to the low 50's tomorrow morning and start o

. >> should not be barron trump public safety -- should not be banned from public safety and the majorityree. le pen has been public about her position. sorry, howard co. in. we have a bad connection. we will have to come back to you later. my colleague will be speaking with representatives from their love. this would be later this evening, the other issue at 6:15. about theind out more muslim vote and other issues as you go into the second round of the presidential election. if you want to check out the episode, you can check them out at france42.com. business news. you will start in greece, where progress has been made in its bailout standoff. reached antry has agreement to a dense lenders on a package of reforms in exchange bailout loans. it includes a further 18% cut to pensions, as well as tax rises to choke him in 2020. the greek government had been reducing further reduction payments. they have fallen by 40% since 2011. there is a meeting on may 22. the tension may shift to the issue of debt relief for greece, demanded by the great government and imf. genie: now to something differ

the president said that their 11-year-old son barron saw the imagine and took it particularly hard. now let's go to the word that has the whole country scratching its head, covfefe it originally showed up in a midnight tweet from the president which has since been removed. the word has sparked all sorts of memes on social media. the president himself sent out a second tweet asking people to figure out the word. some are wondering why that post was up for six hours before it was taken down. others are questioning how secure the president's personal phone is and whether it can be hacked. back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> a new medical procedure promised the same results as lasik with fewer side effects but it' what doctors say you should consider? >> and local communities on defense where you may see trucks spraying for mosquitos and we're working for you even during the break. >> check out storm team 4 and the stop stories on our app ralph northam: being a pediatrician has taught me to listen carefully. i'm ralph northam, and when survivors of the virginia tech shooting asked

and it's incredibly disturbing to my kids including my 11-year-old son barron.athy griffin did this not knowing what the presponse was going to be. >> chelsea clinton tweeted it was horrible. >> the president of the united states decapitated. >> i think it's horrible. it's not a funny, picture, it's a bloody, gory thing. i think she expected attention. did she do this for attention? definitely. i don't think she expected this pushback. she lost an endorsement deal with squatty potty. you crossed a lot of times. i'm not kidding. she really did. >> when the toilet people think you've gone too far, you've gone too far. >> i'm sure you've written jokes that have bombed and fallen flat, but this is different than that. i simply don't buy the notion that kathy griffin was sitting there saying, you know, this will be interesting. >> no, what she was doing was she thought it was going to be controversy. she thought her name was going to be put out there, but not in this regard where everyone was just, like, what is your problem? she thought she would find some sympathet

after staying at new york city to allow barron trump to finish the year at school, first lady and sonwill be going to school, will attend saint andrew's in potomac maryland, entering the sixth grade. tuition for six to eighth graders just over $38,000. the first lady described the school as differs community and commitment to academic excellence for reasons to choose the school. today we talked to parent of the student and the changes they might expect. >> like any kid, you know, you don't want a lot of attention, and a lot of hoopla, i guess, going on around it, but it is great to get some still attention, little bit of attention to the school. >> i'm a little concerned it may affect the traffic, dropping off the kids, and picking them up, as you can see, there is a lot of cars here waiting for the kids. so as long as it doesn't affect us, dropping our with it. >> i didn't expect it. i didn't. it is a surprise. it really is. but it is a good school. >> i think it is a very long -- there has to be a school closer to dc that would be easier for him to get to in the morning. >> so the q

day, that's double the 146,000 the nypd is spending a day to protect the first lady and their son barron. >>> as the french presidential election nears, french ex- patriots are heading to the polls in the bay area today. french citizens registered to vote and can vote at polling stations that they're assigned to in san francisco and sausalito. there are 44 polling stations across the united states. that election subbing closely watched around the world following a massive hack on one of the candidate's communications. >> reporter: french citizens who live around the world cast their ballots saturday in the country's presidential election. including at the french embassy in washington. >> we're quite worry body people who are going to abstain or vote blank, which is going to make a big difference. >> reporter: polls favor emmanuel macron over marine le pen. macron was targeted with a d campaign k friday. finance information were posted on line. the campaign says fake documents were included. the hacking attack came just before a campaign and news coverage blackout. the day before election

my children, especially my 11-year-old son barron, are having a hard time with this. we blurred out the worst of this. it show it is comedienne holding what looks like the president's bloody severed head. cnn announced it is terminating its agreement with griffin. griffin has apologized and asked the photographer to take down the picture. >> i sincere apologize. i'm a comic. i crossed the line. i move the line and then i cross it. i went way too far. i made a mistake and i was wrong. >> a stanford law professor told usa today there's no question that it is protected speech but the secret service says it investigates all threats against people under its protection. >> you won't find today's buzz word in a dictionary and nods are you probably have seen covfefe all over social media. it is because of this tweet by president trump at 9:00 our time last night. he wrote, "despite the constant negative press covfefe." well, he probably meant coverage, that's what we think. regardless, the misspelled tweet stayed up for nearly six hours before it was deleted about 3:00 a.m. o

honored here tonight getting just due what they did back then take you back a little trip memory lain barron davis dunking on andre's head one of the greatest plays in franchise history but the warriors didn't win that series. the steph curry he'd like to exact some revenge for those nights. >> it will be specially having matt back on the squad is crazy. but what you know stag jag bdmonte. jason richardson, the whole crew means -- meant a lot for berry obviously to honor them during a playoff run coincidentally against the jazz will rectify that situation they went through at the end of the whole we believe run. >> bairn dafrs, steven jackson they'll be talking tonight try to secure one-on-one interview with them and bring you that at 6:00 live at oracle arena. colin resch. >> should be fun the we believe back in town. tack thank you, colin. >> stolen review's all found in the vacant lot up in the santa cruz mountain the bust is coming up next. >> you know we're doing this for the long haul. the work is for the future. >> from sun baked streets to shade covered avenues. how one man daily wal

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barron cat, foil right in the middle of it. good fun for those guys. steph in the first quarter, feeds it to draymond green. the dubs were 7 of 29 from deep. steph goes for 22 but did tweak his ankle. jazz two on one, draymond green. no, no, i got that. up to durant. with authority. 17 and 5 for k.d., warriors up by 12 at the break. third quarter, welcome to nor cal lob city. mcghee throwing it down. draymond green spectacular in this game. 17 points, eight boards, six assists. here's a play we think steph tweaked his ankle right on the landing. not believed to be serious. warriors cruise 106-94. mike shumann with the action. >> all five starters with double figures, they take a one-nothing lead over utah in round two. >> we pickup where we left off. i think our defense started the first quarter, gave us a chance to settle in offensively and find our rhythm: we weren't clicking, you know, making shots early on. but our defense is really gave us an opportunity to kind of find that flow. >> we can't be relaxed. relaxed teams and happy teams get beat. so,

the country a happy mother's day as did first lady melania trump tweeting a picture with irthat son barron but john dicrs with more serious issues because of how he dismissed james comey. >> what has president trump done by firing the director of the fbi? >> well, he's put a lot of focus on the russian investigation, if this was a firing done to stop the progress of that investigation, it's now getting more scrutiny than ever. there will also be scrutiny of who the next fbi director will be i with will bring that story back fat fore. >> the president i think has made it clear that he feals it is is porpt that we reengage with russia. >> the controversy emerges just as the trump administration is trying to build stronger ties with the kremlin. secretary of state rex tillerson met with russia's foreign minister wednesday where the two discussed ways to improve the bilateral relationship. today tillerson left no doubt about the country's election interference but said its impact is an open question. >> i don't think there is any question that the russians were playing around in our electoral

penn state president eric barron is promising action to deal with chronic problems at fraternities ands. >>> 23-year-old richard collins was that supposed to be graduating today but last night bowie state university held a vigil instead in his memory. police say the rotc student was killed in an unprovoked stabbing on saturday. it happened while he was visiting friends on the university of maryland college park campus. police are investigating the death as a possible hate crime. they say the suspect, 22-year-old sean urbanski is a member of a facebook group called alt right nation that posts racist memes. >> new on "action news" a-high school in maine is offering a new type of uniform for their muslim female athletes. dearing high school in portland raised enough money to buy 25 sport hijabs. the head coverings allow female muslim students to more easily participate in sports. active wear company asaya began selling is the sports hijabs in october. they run about $40 each and come in three different colors. at ikea, we believe that your dream bedroom, from a personalized closet, to a w

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barron cat, foil right in the middle of it. good fun for those guys. steph in the first quarter, feeds it to draymond green. the dubs were 7 of 29 from deep. steph goes for 22 but did tweak his ankle. jazz two on one, draymond green. no, no, i got that. up to durant. with authority. 17 and 5 for k.d., warriors up by 12 at the break. third quarter, welcome to nor cal lob city. mcghee throwing it down. draymond green spectacular in this game. 17 points, eight boards, six assists. here's a play we think steph tweaked his ankle right on the landing. not believed to be serious. warriors cruise 106-94. mike shumann with the action. >> all five starters with double figures, they take a one-nothing lead over utah in round two. >> we pickup where we left off. i think our defense started the first quarter, gave us a chance to settle in offensively and find our rhythm: we weren't clicking, you know, making shots early on. but our defense is really gave us an opportunity to kind of find that flow. >> we can't be relaxed. relaxed teams and happy teams get beat. so,

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today, that barron trump's drive home from st. potomac to the white house would be just over 30 minutes. now, the first lady, she said the reason that she chose the school, because of its focus on diversity, academic excellence, we did reach out to st. andrews episcopal school for their comment, they cited privacy is the reason they don't comment on any student enrollment or application, to the school. now let me tell you, just little bit more about this school. 580 student are enrolled, from age two, to 12 grade. now there are two campuses, both in potomac, anbar on trump is reportedly entering the sixth grade in the fall, would put him on this campus. now, according to the website tuition for student in six through eighth is just over $38,000. we did speak with a few students, older student, as they were leaving school, and they said that the school advised them not to speak with the press. so, we asked a few parents, of student, at other schools i passersby, about their thoughts on what the future year may bring. >> you don't w

my children especially my 11-year-old son barron are having a hard time with this. sick!> bipartisan backlash over the photos was fierce and swift yesterday. chelsea clinton tweeted this is vile and wrong. it is never funny to joke about killing a president. anderson cooper worked with griffin muddle tell times wrote for the record i'm appal by the photo shook kathy griffin took part n it is clearly disgusting and completely inappropriate. the secret says says it's investigating. tweeting in part threats made against secret service protect tease received the highest priority. >> hannah daniels, cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> well odd tweet by president trump has lit up social media witness question what is covfe covfefe? and how do you even say it? around midnight the president wrote despite the constant negative press and then the word covfefe, of course, that's not a word. whatever it is it began trending worldwide only in america. somewhere in california, someone had it printed on license plate. t-shirt web sites are offering covfefe t-shirts. the tweet has since been del

is already paying to protect the first lady and their son, barron. last month, mr.rump told fox that's why he'll summer in new jersey. >> that costs almost nothing because it's hundreds of acres anec to close up streets, et cetera, et cetera. >> reporter: but bedminster is still paying a price. mayor parker sent congress a letter asking for an estimated $300,000 to cover the president's upcoming visits. that does not include the price tag for surrounding towns or the state of new jersey. in florida, mr. trump's mar-a-lago visits left the sheriff of palm beach way $4.5 million bill. deputy white house spokesperson sarah sanders: >> the bottom line is the president is the president no matter where he goes, and he doesn't get to control the level of costs and security that make may come along with that. >> reporter: mr. trump has not yet visited the taxpayer-funded presidential retreat at camp david. scott, congress has agreed to budget an additional $60 million to reimburse localities for costs associated with his getaways. >> pelley: margaret brennan traveling with t

the president tweeting, my children, especially my 11-year-old son barron, are having a hard time with this. sick! and first lady melania trump saying as a mother, a wife, and a human being that photo is very disturbing. griffin ultimately apologized. >> i sincerely apologize. i'm a comic. i crossed the line. i move the line. then i cross it. i went way too far. >> reporter: but that apology apparently not enough for cnn. the cable news network terminating her contract to held new year's celebration. >> reporter: chelsea clinton condemning it. >> never funny to joke about violence toward anyone. >> tom llamas with us live. the secret service continues its investigation. >> they are, david, andhe not happy about this. writing in a statement, each alleged or perceived threat has to be investigated thoroughly. david. >> tom llamas with us tonight. tom, thank you. >>> president trump meanwhile expected to make a key decision very soon. one watched closely on capitol hill and really across the world. even the pope waiting to see what the president will do. he's about to decide whether the u

the commander in chief will welcome his family into the white house after barron's school year ends in21 miles from the white house to that school and either go up wisconsin avenue or go down on the beltway. so one way or another it's going to be -- >> it's going to be a mess. >> tough commute. >> i was reading about barron he's already 6 feet tall at 11 years old. >> wow. >> can you believe that. >> tall drink of water. >> cute little kid. >> he's 11 years old. >> i know, right. >> recruiting for your basketball team. >> that's what i was just thinking about. >> he's in the area. he's in the area. >> going to school in montgomery county. i'm just saying. >> good work. >> just stan there. >> you need a big guy. >> all i need some size. >> this could work. okay. push for the latest summer fashion earning mixed reactions from the 35 and under crowd. >> from outpouring of support just hilarious social media. allison joins us with details of the so-called romp him. >> care to explain what a hospital rue many and him. >> romper for guys. romp him. romper. i like it. >> it looks silly. >> of

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. >>> first lady melania trump posted a photo on mother' days showing her with her son barron gettinghere in washington, d.c. that's how some receiver to the area. what can they expect from the nation' caps toll and how much of their lives should be made public? >> joining us now is anita mcbride of course she is -- she was the former assistant to president george w. bush and chief of staff to first lady laura bush and now an executive at residence of the american university school of public affairs. thanks for joining us. >> great to be with you as always. >> we love it when you stop by. >> thank you. >> big announcement a lot of people waiting to see what school the trumps would choose and they chose andrews. >> tell us about this decision. >> biggest decision of course the first lady and first family collectively have to make. >> right. >> of course the most important thing for barron. i think as we know from past history of other families like the obamas that had young children, the first lady is not go here until she knows her child is happy. >> absolutely. >> so big decision, on

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the economy last month unemployment ticking to up 4.6% bring in fox news contributor steve cortes "barronshanks for joining the conversation kick us off what are you expecting from day's report. >> look, last month was lackluster, that was a problem because we have seen a lot of mo momentum i think in the economy when you look at stock market but also some of the data things like, purchasing manager next being indices global growth accelerating corporate earnings very strong last month's job number no way to shine -- it was a stink so i hope we can rebound a lot of last month number was based on whether i think also key to look for revisions as important as headlined numbers each month are revisions look back historicallying revisions great way to look at true trends if last month's number revised up incredibly bullish for the economy. maria: what we are forced on whether or not the number gets revised up from 98,000, the month before, and then, of course, wages as well what do you look for. >> well, wages that is one of the most important things, obviously we want to he that ticking highe