change your appearance drastically and let's assume god forbid you want tyrrel or doing a local big action news and. t.v. to sightsee get kind of like mike tyson you know that some moment they go to the face paglu good. i think so i think right i've got one but back here with the famous they have a way to say you know so unfortunately some or some of these things are kind of par for the course we go to show you how brutal the whole business is but this goes to show you and i ask you this question does anybody really honestly truly care about sinclair broadcasting i mean really or do they care that it's trump related that it's what it meant but i wonder did you see jimmy kimmel mocking malani or trump now let me ask you something i'm just saying nobody's complaining about that when i went to work for a.b.c. and i said no no i want to mock hillary clinton falling that's a way to be out of you know what i'm. so these people who think that i kid goes someplace and that there is no party lines at a network are you kidding me do you really think i can go someplace and that is truly the fantasy of it

legitimate but this is not about the fine points of the rule of law this is about big power kind of new imperialist actions whether it's the russians or the americans doing it they're both acting in similar ways the french and the english join in the iranians join in the turks join in a little bit now the regional powers but this is really a story about people who have military force and they use it the difference is that the russians are much more subtle patient nuanced and strategic about how they react to issues like this they find the openings that have been created by american military blunders and they go in there as do the iranians so if you look at iranian and russian influence in russia and syria and other parts of the middle east compared to fifteen years ago it's enormous the iranians and the russians are everywhere and the americans are gradually losing influence other than being able to carry out military attacks so i think we should look for a non military response from the russians on the iranians and expect that to happen so what would this all mean for the war in syria gentlemen let's just

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big news for the white house this morning as well. what is next in the mueller probe. >> i think if you want to combine those two stories, if any dramatic actions do happen paul ryan is now more free to do whatever he thinks is necessary in the event if robert mueller is fired. that the house could end up looking at impeachment or something like that. so again it's a very crazy day. i think paul ryan feels like he accomplished what he could in the time he was there. people like mark meadows have been very upset with ryan and the spending bills he passed. ryan built his career on the idea to reduce the deficit and disappointed in the fact that all the bills he passed have

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including a news organization that was section by russian government as a russian state news organization. that is a big action, removing fake accounts is a way we can stop the spread of false information. rep. griffith: i appreciate that. part of was going to decide what is misinformation -- we heard about the catholic university and the cross, we heard about a candidate and conservative ladies. and so i wonder if the industry has talked about not only are we looking at it, but has the industry thought about doing underwriters laboratories. it was set up when electricity was new whether a device is safe , so it is not facebook alone but the industry sank, this is misinformation of setting up guidelines that are fair. mr. zuckerberg: that is the third category of was going to and stateer spammers actors. we are working with a number of third parties so if people like things as false news or incorrect, we run them by third-party fact checkers were accredited by a poynter institute of journalism. there are firms of all who do this work, and that is an important part of the effort. >> the chair recognizes the gen

today's reaction i think was simply simple market action, just a correction after we had this big run nework attorney general probably doing the right thing really just an information request. they want to find out what's going on with these exchanges. that's a good thing. most exchanges they did send letters to are fully compliant, doing things the right way it's a big company doing things the right way. i would be buying the dip on this news. >> by the way, we have a poll on twitter buying bitcoin or bitcoin cash, be interesting to see how that works out still ahead pot stocks suddenly going from hot to not over the last month as a number of key players in the space take a hit. tim seymour, four names that could be ready to fly high again. we'll break it down. plus a make or break week for general electric as embattled dow stock reports earnings what can traders expect. ge insider bob nardelli will be here much more "fast" pony right after this at&t provides edge-to-edge intelligence, covering virtually every part of your business. so this won't happen. because you've made sure this sen

news organization. so that's a pretty big action, but removing fake accounts is the other way we can stop the spread of false information. >> i appreciate that my time is running out i do want to point this out, though, as part of who's going to decide what is misinformation we have heard about the catholic university and the cross we heard about a candidate we heard about the conservative ladies a firearms shop, lawful in my district, had a similar problem. it has also been corrected and so i wonder if the industry has thought about not only are we looking at it, but has the industry thought about doing something like underwriters laboratory, which was set up when electricity was new, to determine if the devices were safe have you thought about doing something like that so it's not facebook alone but the industry saying this is probably misinformation and setting up guidelines everybody can agree is fair? >> yes, congressman. that's the third category i was going to get to next after economic spammers and state actors with fake accounts. one of things we're doing is working with a number of third part

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action against amazon. the president of the san francisco federal reserve is heading to the big apple. john williams has been named the newoss of the new york fed. he will succeed william dudley. in the u.k. today marks the deadline for companies with at least 250 employees to report their gender pay gap. --tain's prime minister theresa may says the issue is one of the "burning in justices in gender equality and progress remains far too slow." in california, the woman who police say went on a shooting rampage at the youtube headquarters was a video creator who criticized the company for policies she claims limited her audience. police have identified the suspect who shot and injured at least three people before killing herself. the local abc news affiliate links or to a website that criticized google video unit. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. matt: thank you very much. asian stocks are masks as -- are mixed as investors await china's response. trade tensions escalate about the world. we have gotten the initial repost with china making a

actions that matter, not words. this is nothing new. i think facebook made a big mistake in turning a blind eye to these issues the last 4-5 years, certainly has the number of people on their platform have exploded. because they have exploited this financially. very disturbing comments, the amount of facebook, and opt out on facebook might be something they would charge customers for. i assure you congress would never sit by this, whether it's regulation or legislation, to allow facebook to charge customers with privacy issues. it's going to be a tough issue. we will be limited to one minute. we are going to ask one or two questions each. there are one or two of us that serve on the energy and congress committee. it's very hard to do, especially in a midterm election year, to unite republicans and democrats in sharing the same concern about privacy and we don't want massive regulations at all. but if push came to shove, that's what we are therefore. the federal trade commission has oversight. there is a lot that can be done, certainly the threat of fines if it's b

action against amazon. the president of the san francisco federal reserve is heading to the big apple. john williams has been named the newceed william dudley making him a part of jerome powell's leadership team. in the u.k., today marks the deadline for companies with at least 250 employees to report their gender pay gap's. -- 18%'s prime minister difference between female and male earnings. theresa may says the issue is one of the "burning in justices are go -- justices." in california, the woman who went on a shooting rampage at youtube headquarters was a video creator who criticize the company's policies. police have identified the suspect who shot and injured at least three people before killing herself. the local nbc news affiliates -- youtube channels that criticize the google video unit. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. you can find more stories on the bloomberg at top . a couple of hours until we hear from china about retaliatory measures from the tariffs. we heard the 1300 goods that were named by the u.s. which we .re going to slap tariffs the

big savings - you've gotta go to ross. >>> new developments tonight on a story we've been following closely six months. three elderly residents died since evacuated during the north bay wildfires. attorney who filed class action lawsuit over the deaths is changing it to wrongful death lawsuit. melanie woodrow broke the story. >> reporter: oakmont senior living billed as pleasant community. >> vision of hell. >> residence burned to the ground. says mom barely made it out alive. >> i'm feeling awful. >> reporter: in the hospital after the fire. >> all we have is each other. >> reporter: passed away two months later. >> never had a good day after that, in so much pain, i mean, just in agony. >> reporter: two other residents passed away after the fire, both related to two women who rescued nearly all the residents. >> all i could think about is getting them to safety. >> reporter: mother-in-law passed away last month. three employees at villa capri didn't know what to do. >> asked them do you have evacuation plan, wanted to help out. they said no, waing for director. >> reporter: e-mailed abc7 news saying all have evacuation plans. >> wasn't told if they do. >> one page document with where everybody should meet a

speech from the chinese president amidst into new fears of a trade war you some big promises in that speech but of course the question always is will actions follow words so more openness from the wall second biggest economy that was the promise from chinese president xi jinping he's been making that promise for a long time in a global stage and it's a message he also touted at the forum in asia but as the question the perennial question will china put its money where its mouth is. anticipation for chinese president xi jinping speech at the ball well forum had been building for weeks amid an exchange of punitive trade blows between the world's biggest economies she chose a conciliatory tone he pledged lower tariffs for vehicles improved access to the financial sector and stronger intellectual property rights almost all read your old war mentality in zero sum games think they are old fashioned and outdated isolationism will only create walls only by sticking to peaceful development and cooperation can we truly achieve win win and multi win situation although the us was not specifically mentioned opening up the chinese domestic market and be

media rush to get action to be seen on the breaking news and then you know the second blast of yours and as a result six of our very good journalists in afghanistan and you know my big media or the media company i work for actually my cameraman and my reporter they were just only five or ten minutes away from the blast did good at the time but nobody knows you know if they well they might be killed you know another time because we are not going to come and talk here here i understand that one of the journalists who was killed in a.f.p. photographer named sean the riot was a friend of yours can you tell us a little bit more about him. he was a fantastic kind of photographs for everybody in afghanistan knows him. normally you know he does a great deal for all such beings and i quite remember years ago he had written something on his twitter and you put a picture thing that you know you know this is my daughter we never know you know when. you know it's an animal absolutely more likely to die a very good friend than. the socket each other and you want to know who's active and very famous on the photograph or in afghanistan and afghan troops after working for a fee acti

big bang theory." >>> meanwhile her tv fiance, jim parsons, is married to claire danes in their new movie "a kid like jake" and only we were on set. >> actionnk he wants you. >> jim and claire are parents to 4-year-old jake, who's more interested in princess stories than playing with cars. >> he asked why boys can't wear skirts. he's only confused by the sudden reaction of the adults around him. he's fine with everything. >> you dont think it's weird? >> he does like to play dress up. >> as parents, they just want to do the right thing for jake, and that includes getting him into a prestigious preschool run by oscar winner octavia spencer. >> there were one or two incidents in class. >> i hate you! >> i think we're exploring a subject that is essentially a story about a family raising a child, which is universal and very relatable to all. >> claire's real life son, cyrus, is about the same age as the young actor playing jake, leo davis. and the two became buds on set. >> he said, where's your kid? and what did he say to someone else? he said, where's the other guy? >> he seems to understand and accept that she has a fake a child at work. >>

big action. conflict and instability in them a classic republic of congo has calls the new exodus of displaced people doctors without borders says more than fifty seven thousand people have fled fighting in it to every province heading to neighboring uganda in the last four months uganda is already home to more than a quarter of a million congolese refugees that's according to the un refugee agency that's more than a third of the total exodus from the r.c. to neighboring countries as the major that more than three quarters of a million people well just there as malcolm webb is doing the journey of the refugees in reverse he's traveled from uganda's capital kampala to the chin while the refugee camp where most of them are resettled he then crossed the lake albert by boat ending his journey at the semi on the congolese side from where refugees are fleeing the fighting. i'm now standing in the democratic republic of congo and it's up in these hills where since the beginning of this the militia are of minas kings villages setting hearts on fire and killing people with machetes that's why senza thousands

action. on r.t.e. washington d.c. . by the way just for my breaking news just a recap of my shoulder there the big news tonight that the.n. security council emergency session you say kuwait speaking at the moment it's been called by russia over the scriptural affair is still underway there in new york city russia u.k. the u.s. they've already restated their positions in a heated and extremely frank exchange more analysis of all that to come here in r.t. of the coming hours and it's still streaming right now that if you want to get up to the one i was. so now it's kevin zero in saying thank you for watching but international. well most of the. twenty eight team coverage we've signed one of the greatest. but there was one more question and by the way it's going to be our coach. guys i know you are nervous he's a huge star and the huge amount of pressure you have to the center of the. great. you are the rock at the back nobody gets to you we need you to. go. alone. and i'm really happy to join. russia meet the special one. just like the radio teams latest edition. on the shores of the mississippi river new orleans louisia

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news, use chemical weapons again and face more military action. the waurning from the white house, clarifying a tweench ini >> for us in california, we take a big piece of this problem. >> fighting taxes taking to the streets. nancy pelosi's plan to strike down president trump's tax bill. >>> first, tracking big changes in the forecast. rain is moving into the bay area. >>> the news start rights now. good afternoon, everyone. thank you for joining us. i'm terry mcsweeney. >> and i'm vicky nguyen. gorgeous weather giving way to showers. take you outside. a live look at san francisco. there you go. just within the last few minutes, storm cloud hanging over the city. the rain had begun to fall. >> tracking conditions, a chance for thunderstorms, vianey? >> that's right. we have a couple of good chances of isolated thunderstorms. looks like my peninsula camera gave out there. rain on the camera. showers coming down. north bay also seeing rain out there. the east bay, getting cloudy, but at least we got through a majority of the morning. now, look at doppler radar. active. we can actually see thunderstorms forming. this is further up north. we will get ou

big beautiful tax cut. president trump touting the benefits of tax reform at the white house this afternoon. the president's new message for american workers. plus we're awaiting president's decision on military action in syria. defense secretary james mattis says all options remain on the table as president trump's big for secretary of state, mike pompeo is being grilled on capitol hill. we'll reveal the bombshell announcement that could change the entire equation of a potential u.s. strike in syria and might have slipped passed you unnoticed. you have to stay and listen to this one. among our guests this hour, retired four-star general jack keane, republican congresswoman diane black who attended president's tax event, charlie hurt from the washington times and guy benson from townhall.com. david: what a great lineup. the dow surging as president trump signals he is opening to reentering the trans-pacific is partnership. phil flynn, price futures, fox business contributor is watching action in oil and gold from the cme. nicole petallides on the floor of nyse. markets love that trade talk today. >> they do. check out all the green on the screen. intel, boeing, dupont. dupont you can see goldman wer

action led to today's big announcement. >> you don't want to see any child suffer like that. >>> and more news, so many people in the bay area talking about the sudden hail storm that hit the east bay. sky ranger flew over oakland after the rare hail storm. kari mentioned that the storm would be moving through and you mentioned on "today in the bay" at 7:00, that it could be hitting that area. >> and then it popped up and so we have so many reports and all of the viewers out there, we do appreciate the videos and the pictures that we've gotten, because it kind of verifies what we're seeing on the computer and it is still pretty busy around the bay area. so we're seeing some activity as this upper-level disturbance rolls through. we're seeing the snow indicated by the white on the radar and the sierra and the green and yellow showing the rain. and then we put these icons on here showing the live looightni. and if there is lightning from the cloud down to the ground, our radar could pick that up and we're still seeing some off shore. though quite a bit of lightning activity that will be rotating its way into the bay area over

news. u.s.-led strikes out of syria. the pentagon calling the military action a one-time shot to syria for use zing chemical weapons. will it work? that's the bigion. we are expecting a briefing from the pentagon at the top of the hour. hopefully more information on what's taken place overnight in syria. we'll be right back, everybody. hey grandpa. hey, kid. really good to see you. you too. you tell grandma you were going fishing again? maybe. (vo) the best things in life keep going. that's why i got a subaru, too. love is out there. find it in a subaru crosstrek. so we know how to cover almost we've anything.st everything even "close claws." [driver] so, we took your shortcut, which was a bad idea. [cougar growling] [passenger] what are you doing? [driver] i can't believe that worked. i dropped the keys. [burke] and we covered it. talk to farmers, we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ searching for answers like where to treat, can feel overwhelming. so start your search with a specialist at cancer treatment centers of america. start with teams of cancer treatment experts under

aware space warfare is the big defense trend right now is the new black and if you don't want to take my word for it here's the for secretary i cannot think of the military action does not depend on space russia and china are developing capabilities to disable our satellites but it seems like the big incentive for such a focus seems to be the capabilities of these potential adverse arrays with their own space programs of course it's china and russia and there's this idea of a space war being promoted as something not to distinguishable from a video game see if you can spot the difference between the actual air force space come on promo video and a video game united states air force has owned this high ground space for dating other nations other air forces only dream of making such a claim but what if their dream became reality never expects something trust to turn against you. millions feel the effects. airports infrastructure. so. skilled immigration will compete and will win. i'm pretty lucky to keep the other structures on the screen there because i would have been able to distinguish between a video game and what is now reality by. us or force what's the bi

aware of space warfare is the big defense trend right now is the new black and if you don't want to take my word for it here's the for secretary. i cannot think of a military action that does not depend on space russia and china are developing keep abilities to disable our satellites now the big incentive all russian knowledge if you like for such a focus seems to be the capabilities or perspective capabilities of countries seen as potential adverse rooms of the us and this idea of a space war is being promoted as something not to distinguishable from a video game also leaving as little doubt as to which countries the us views as its biggest space threats we're going to take a look at this clip now let's see if you can guess which countries those are and also see if you can spot the difference between the actual air force space come on promo video and a video game or the united states air force has bombed its high ground space predicting other nations other air forces only dream of making such a claim but what if their dream became reality never expects something trust to turn against you. millions feel the effects. airports infrastructure. scale it. will compete

>> um, i mean -- it was big news that he did it, because he's never done it before, so publicly, but it's the actionsi think we saw lindsynindse graham out on the sunday shows basically saying, you can't just tweet this. you must take action. and i think there's very little doubt that the president will take action. even though he just gotten off of a campaign saying, we have to get out of syria. and he took some heat saying that. but i think the president will make his decision and my guess is we'll see something similar to last year. >> and then another year, we'll see an attack on the people again and then we'll do something similar in perpetuity. it feels like we're -- what's the point? >> how many things can this president -- i mean, it's really, we're dealing with syria, talking about north korea happening in like two months' time, which is crazy. this president does not have the bandwidth to deal with so many issues on foreign policy. and i agree with serlina, when it comes to the president's authority, on domestic policy, there's a lot more checks and balances than there are when it comes to

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because space warfare is the big defense trend right now which the new black don't take my word for it i ask the u.s. top brass of the air force i cannot think of the military action does not depend on space right. in china are developing capabilities to disable our satellites as the u.s. things ahead with its space the odyssey it's pouring in billions and roping in the likes of space x. is a long muskrats proven he can not only deliver but he brings the goods fast but will the jamming of satellites is one thing the question now is how long will it be before we see actual physical attacks in space well some think it's just a matter of time before american forces find themselves fighting from space we're going to say whether this is the case or not one thing's for sure the u.s. is determined to remain a leader in this field the curator of war for has changed we invasion a constellation of man our satellites always the predator never the pre and one person on able to contain his excitement is the u.s. president space is a war fighting drama you just like to learn. and see we may even have a space force develop another one space force with the air force one of the sp

news organization. so that is a pretty big action but we're removing fake accounts is other way we can stop the spread of false information. >> i appreciate that. my time is running out. i do want to point this out as part of that who will decide what is misinformation. we have heard about the catholic university and the cross. we heard about a candidate. we heard about the conservative ladies, a firearms shop, lawful in my district had a similar problem. it has also been corrected. and so i wonder if the industry has thought about not only are we looking at it, but has the industry thought about doing something like underwriters laboratories which was set up when lech tivity was new to determine whether or not devices were safe? have you all thought about doing something like that, not facebook alone, wait a minute industry saying this is misinformation setting up guidelines that people can agree are fair. >> yes, congressman that was the third category i was getting to after economic spammers and fake news accounts. one of the things we're doing working with a number of third parties so if people flag

action and its fidelity to science. the big question this morning, can andy weir do it again? can he follow up his debut novel with another success? andy, his newk is "artemis," the story of a small-time space smuggler on a lunar colony. now, usa today, which used to have some pretty good writers, calls "artemis" an action-packed techno thriller of the first order. andy weir joins us this morning. andy weir: thank you for that. thanks for having me. jon: needed the ego boost. scott: joined by jon swartz of barron's. and heather somerville, yes, of reuters formerly. so, i mean, honestly that has to have gone through your head. i mean, "the martian" wasn't your first book or your first story, but it was so big. andy: it was just this ludicrous success that, like, no writer has a right to have, right? it's like the daydream that you have when you're fantasizing about what it would be like. and then--and then, so then i had to follow that up with another book. scott: and what do you think? andy: well, i mean, it's--the general consensus is, "oh, it's not as good as 'the martian,' but it's still good." i'll take it, i'll take it. scott: is that on t

action against president assad. let's take a look at some front pages from around the world. the front page of the new york times reports on what it calls india's "bigthere is collecting biometric data on over a billion residents. the information will be used in a nationwide identity system. the south china morning post wonders if rugby fever is about to kick off across the country. the sport has already scored around 30 million fans. and that figure could explode if the chinese women's team does well at the olympics. and the japan times is getting in the mood for spring. it's front page features some budding blue flowers. over four million nemophila flowers are blooming in hitachi seaside park. they'll be around until may. let's return to our top story. facebook chief mark zuckerburg has apologised to a us senate committee for a data breach which saw the information of around 87 million users improperly shared. five out of the ten most heavily impacted countries were in asia. earlier, i spoke to tim dillon, founder and director of tech research asia, about the data breach. those five countries that you mentioned i think tallyjust over 3.5 million f

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news overnight. a missile attack overnight that alleged chemical attack in syria that killed dozens and the action that's followed. the president now tweeting there will be a bigespondent martha raddatz back with us. good morning, martha. >> reporter: good morning, david. the intelligence community is still assessing that horrific weekend attack. but the president's tweet was pretty clear. he called it a mindless chemical attack and blamed president putin, russia and iran for backing animal assad. the images so disturbing and graphic, children gasping for air. the question now is what exactly president trump plans to do about it. what will that big price to pay be? of course, last year after images of a chemical attack emerged, president trump swiftly ordered that tomahawk missile strike on a syrian airfield. the pentagon saying the united states is not currently engaged in any missile strikes on syria. but overnight a syrian airfield was hit. the russian defense ministry says israel which has targeted that airfield before carried out the strike. but if president trump does order another air strike it will likely be bigger and broader than the last one given t

new york today. >> enjoy the heat for the next two days. >> coming out, lawmakers are urging the president to take action against syria. >> he said that assad would pay a big less than a big price to be a failure. >> remember when long island ice tea company changed its name. trying to tie itself to that coin. but since then hasn't done so well. stock index futures after a selloff yesterday. dow futures hanging onto a green area of three points. nasdaq futures up five. you are watching "fbn:am." your . this is your new house. and a perfectly inconspicuous suv. you must become invisible. [hero] i'll take my chances. >> the president has not laid out a timetable and still leaving a number of options on the table. >> we stand ready to provide options. >> global investors on edge as the u.s. could strike serious at any moment now. syrian president assad of the military planes waiting for president trump's promise to respond to the deadly chemical attack. trendy concerns over the military action of worries about inflation taking the dow down more than 200 points yesterday. lauren: future is trying to stay in the grain. the dow up 11 points and nasdaq update. >>

action. abby, what's the latest? >> reporter: the president is giving assad a new nickname, calling him an animal, and the president issuing a new warning that there could be a big price to pay for assad's latest provocation in syria, using chemical weapons against the citizenry. in a series of tweets this morning, president trump issued this warning and also criticized his predecessor, barack obama. he called on assad to open the area immediately for medical help and verification, but then he said that if president obama had crossed the stated red line in the sand, the syrian disaster would have ended long ago. animal assad would have been history. all of this comes at a time when president trump had just said he wanted to pull u.s. troops out of syria, and then his national security team convened with him, briefed him, and they came up with a new approach to syria that said they would eventually look at a path to reducing the u.s. involvement there in response to the president's comments. but now with this new latest attack, the attention is back on president trump with critics saying there is no way the united states can pull back at this moment. not only tha

action but does support the message that using chemical weapons is not acceptable. lauren blanchard ktvu fox 2 news. >>> stocks is climbing as tech companies all with pretty big ralliesoday. the s & p up 30 points. nasdaq up 90. and the dow jones up more than 380 points. >>> still to complies chiefs from across the bay area meet in oakland to discuss what they say is the biggest issues law enforcement faces out there on the street. >> and bay area high school students published a magazine with what appears to be a bullet hole in every page. we'll tell you their message and why it's perm for them. -- personal for them. you wouldn't accept an incomplete job from any one else. why accept it from your allergy pills? flonase relieves your worst symptoms including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. flonase helps block 6 key inflammatory substances. most pills only block one. flonase. >>> police chiefs from some of the bay area's largest cities are gathering in oakland to find pressing issues. including strained relationships with communities of color. annie sabo has more on -- alex savage has more. >> it's a challenge. we all have to work together. >> reporter: look

action against syria. we'll cover all the big stories on this very big night. nbc's halle jackson at the white house covering the president's dinner, michael schmidt, "new york times." we've got nbc pentagon correspondent hans nichols on the preparations for a possible attack on syria, justice correspondent pete williams on what is happening inside the building at the deft of justice as trump attacks mueller and rosen tine, capitol hill correspondent kasie hunt on the fallout from paul ryan's decision today. steve kornacki on the state of the republican party after a year of trump and joe scarborough who stayed up way past his bedtime at least four or five hours to help us make sense of it all. joining me a great panel, michelle goldberg, elie mystal, shelby holiday, "wall street journal," and you guys will stay right there. i want to begin at the white house where president trump is having dinner with the republican leaders. halle, what's lapping right now. >> hot drama in the building. you have donald trump sitting with the guy who just announces he's no longer going to run for re-election. at the table are two other guys who will be fighting most likely to repl

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action of a small and petty man. >> i don't make a habit out of supporting people who attack my wife and attack my family. >> it is not acceptable for a big, loud newy wife. >> donald, you're a sniveling coward and leave heidi the hell alone. >> whoo! jason, let me come to you first. because, i mean, we point out politicians, hypocrites. how is this not a hypocrite with a capital h? >> you have the two versions of at the time cruz that i'm going to call you out and now you've got the would you like a latte and foot massage, mr. trump? how do you wake up every day and say to your wife it's cool by the way that i'm now kissing the ass of this guy who called you hideous and how do you say to your dad i know he said you killed j.f.k. but we're cool, right? somebody once called ted cruz a dumbest smart guy in the world. does he think he's going to get something out of donald trump or out of donald trump's supporters by playing this game? it's baffling to me. but then again, ted cruz is kind of a baffling dude. >> jason, you -- we should point out you served as an adviser to the cruz campaign as well as the trump presidential campaign. can you defend ted

news does not come much bigger than this. president trump waiting military action against syria. the fbi takes action against his personal attorney and president trump lashes out big >> i've been reminded, president and fiction decides to start a war to cover up for hanky-panky. reagan, people thought he started that action and grenade out to cover up for beirut. >> we have a temperamentally unfit man who is now having to make decisions on what may be a decision that not only impacts the future of syria but the entire region. >> this seriousness of the situation within the white house is interesting at this time. he wants to do a "wag the dog" in syria. the timing of this. >> sean: he announced the threat of a potential reaction within 24, 48 hours. joining us now, and our atv contributor former secret service agent dan bongino. rick unger is with us. obama, your friend obama, the one you love so much, rick, good to see see you. you've been a stranger and you have abandoned our program. >> i am back. >> sean: your totally abandoned us. >> i heard dan bongino was here so i had to come back. >> sean: of course. obama drew a redline in the sand, did nothing, and it's

action in asia a bit foggy in the markets, too. the major chinese indexes, shanghai and hong kong fell more than 1%. the bright spot is japan >>> let's stick with some big newsut of asia south korea announcing plans for a landmark meeting with north korea. officials say that kim jong-un will cross into south korea tomorrow to meet with his south korean counterpart this would be the first time a north korean leader has crossed into the south since the 1950s let's bring in eunice yoon live from seoul not to make too much of it, i don't think you can, this kind of meeting, first time in 60 years, it's a major step >> absolutely a major step it's being seen as a historic moment for south korea it's just going to be less than a half day away where the leader of north korea is going to be meeting with south korea's president, moon jae-in what's on the agenda is a full day of meetings including dinner the summit will be taking place right on the border. at the end of it all the two are expected to issue a joint declaration, trying to issue a statement about peace, also potentially ending the korean war, which is technically still being fought today the event is sig