blake: how? >> if the election was tomorrow, well, i think he would, i think he would like a little bit more support with the people around him, especially the democrats. it's a rock fight every single day. if they could cool that out a little he could do a little more. blake: earney, when you talk about the models what they may or may not show can anyone model this president? how does a model actually capture this president, right? >> it's tough and it's a model, it's not a poll. we have to be careful with polls. history has shown us the polls are not accurate. blake: as we saw in 2016 in some cases. ernie boch, jr., appreciate it. >> thank you. blake: interesting day on the markets, stocks selling off across the board later in the session. let's get to gerri willis at the new york stock exchange. gerri? reporter: blake, that's right. it is a selloff into the close, the dow down 232 points. nasdaq down 29, leading the dow lower, proctor & gamble, goldman sachs, unitedhealthcare, home depot. they

we'll miss adam and blake going at it. way they were is on the way. >>> all right, imagine this whitney houston on stage again. kind of. a potential tour is in the works featuring a hologram version of the singer. but one famous family member is blasting the idea. whitney's cousin dionne warwick. >> i don't know what it is. i think it's stupid but whatever it is, that's what it is. >> expressing her disapproval of a virtual whitney, she also had something to say about what it takes to be icon. in her opinion, beyonce is no icon. >> it's wonderful to see how she's been able to create what and who she is, very proud of that. sustaining and becoming the icon. i doubt it. i really do. >> the 78-year-old who own career spans nearly seven decades, made headlines with her comments to "essence" magazine this week. the beyhave wasn't happy. worked very hard. people who have really earned their status. >> she was at maryland at the second chance e. aimed at second chance prevention. >> would love to get more people involved. >> will

♪ >>> tonight -- blake lively's baby bump surprise. >> babies are great -- aren't they. >> what ryaneynolds revealed before their debut. >>> breaking big bang baby news. >>> and royal baby buzz is getting louder. now signs that harry and meghan's baby is near. just don't ask dad. >>> then, kelly clarkson's health crisis. her emergency surgery just after hosting the billboard music awa >>> plus, star wars icon remembered. we're with the cast mourning the man behind chewbacca. >> it's really hard to lose someone you love that much. >>> and your exclusive backstage pass to the new kids on the block tour. the guys giving us all the right stuff. >> where do you like to sit. >> front row. >> the best view of my butt. >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> hi, everybody. thanks f j week. >> yep, let's jump right in. here is tonight's top story. >>> surprise. blake lively and ryan reynolds are expecting baby number three. >> babies are great, aren't they? i love babies. >> blake went for a couture confirmation at the new york premiere of "pokemon: detective pikachu." the couple have always

it's pretty intense. >> and we are absolutely living for blake's maternity style. she showcased her growing bump in a pikachu-hued-sequined slip. the couple already has two daughters -- 4-year-old james and 2 ryan told nischelle james was instrumental in him taking on the role of pikachu. >> we're going to do this, you and me. >> she's kind of the arbiter of everything i do, really, yeah, i get permission slips. >> does she get the check for this? how you sounded like pikachu. does she get a check for this? >> she does, i think. i think she gets the check for most things. >> blake wasn't the only surprise celebrity pregnankea kr baby bump in paris. today, she attended the chanel fashion show with husb she wore a demure floor-length black dress that perfectly showcased her growing bump. the 34-year-old is already a mom to nearly 3-year-old daughter edie. earlier this year, she told keltie about the benefits of being a working actress with a baby. >> the weird thing with acting is that, of course, sleep deprivation basically makes your emotions very close to the surf

could blake do it?told his therapist, my goal for him is to walk at his preschool graduation. >> reporter: and so the work began, months and months of teaching his legs how to move. >> step, step, step. >> reporter: so, like his friends, he could take those important next steps. >> he always gets really nervous when he's on the stage. >> blake mompher. >> reporter: blake hitting his stride, and owning it. >> so when he came out smiling, it was like, wow. i just started crying, because your mind just flashes back to all those months in the hospitals and all those trials that you went though. >> reporter: mom wasn't the only one crying, the audience also erupting in cheers. >> they clapped for a long time, and it was very moving. as his father, this was the most prolonged period of time i've seen him smile, just sheer happiness. >> reporter: and blake still can't stop smiling about it. his parents amazed and proud of their little guy's moment. >> he's our son, and we're blessed to have him in our life. he

. >> blake lively's baby bump surprise. >> babies are great, aren't they? >> what hubby ryan revealed before the debut. >> i feel so weak all the time. >> alex trebeck candid on his emotional cancer battle. big bang star says goodbye. but wait, is another spin off in the works? >> two big et exclusives. two kids in tow. >> makes for a wonderful mess. >> cardi b is ready to hustle and make money moves with j-lo. >> this is entertainment tonight. news on alex trebeck with his stage four cancer battle. >> the latest on two star shockers. joe jonas and sophie's wedding and blake lively steps out with a baby bump. surprise! blake lively and ryan reynolds are expecting baby number three. >> babies are great, aren't they? i love babies. >> she went for a couture confirmation and the couple has always been private when it comes to their personal life and they waited to make the surprise. >> i evaporate seen a carpet this chaotic in a long time. that was pretty intense. >> and we are absolutely living for blake's maternity style. she showcased her bump in a slip dre

john legend had to gloat a little. >> i really love blake.s a very arrogant -- i had a >> she also overcome odds singing with a hearing >> times i couldn't hear anything because i never use an ear piece before. that was very difficult for me. >> after her win, controversy. cue john's wife chrissy. >> she was very excited. >> so excited teigen tweeted the winner info before the entire country got to see the show. >> we're on the west coast and we don't get to see it live on television. she was asking, when do they announce? >> after getting slack, chrissy tweeted an apology -- kind of. i'll will make sure that when my husband wins -- i will wait for each state and every country before i get excited. some winners struggle after the voice but legend -- >> we'll have your family all h. >> we saw chrissy teigen's life can be ex maelin comes over for dinner. >>> coming up -- >> we're with the agt revealing their kids' big talent. >> her side-eye. >> from gabby's girl to simon's goal to make son a star. >>> then, aladdin from then to now. >>> plus,

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ladies and gentlemen, blake! >>> these two videos are a reminder you have to have your head on a swivel. especially if you are a woman out and about on the streets. there are two men that walk on either side of this car that's pa parked. inside if you look closely it's a woman by herself. a few moments later, these men come back around. they're holding weapons and they show them to her and pull her out of her own car. she immediately lifts her hands, backs up. one of them gets in the driver's seat. the other goes around to also get in the vehicle. they take her belongings and whatever was in the car obviously goes. here's the messed up part. she had to tell them how to start her own vehicle because apparently it must be a system they didn't know how to use. she had to walk them through how to start it so they could drive away. >> that is a drag. she kept cool and didn't get hurt so that's good. >> now a woman is on her phone at the corner. you see a car pull up and her instincts kick in. >> run. >> the men decide

blake lively showing off her re ryan reynolds.u do it. >> they're expecting their third child. way before the babies, before ryan, the movies, before "gossip girl" we were with the teenage blake when she got ready for prom. >> 3:00 right now. getting ready for prom. everybody is meeting at my house at 5:00 to take pictures and our limo is picking us up at 7:00. so it's an exciting day. >> hair, makeup, and of course, a tiara. 17-year-old blake juggled getting prom ready with interviews for "the sisterhood for the traveling pants." at the hotel, she got a visit from co-star, america ferrera. >> are you going to be prom queen, is that what's going to happen? did you tell them your boyfriend is up for prom king, too? >> he is. >> she's a movie star to boot. you make me sick. >> oh. >> i love you. >> have so much fun, okay? >> i'm going to put the dress on right now. see you soon. >> you look -- that dress was made -- >> this dress. it's beautiful. >> blake gave the elie saab dress a test run. she knew it was perfect as soon as she sa

jonathan blake, thank you very much, jonathan blake, thank you very much, jonathan blake, thank you veryur political correspondent. and next week — we will be continuing our series of interviews with meps and leaders from the main parties standing in the european elections in a special ask this. you can send us your questions to put to them. on monday, we'll speak to conservative mep ashely fox and vince cable the lib dem leader. then on tuesday we're interviewing gerard batten the ukip leader and on wednesday it will be the turn ofjohn healey from labour and adam price the plaid cymru leader. details of how to get in touch are on the screen. if you're catching a train today, you should be aware of major timetable changes which are coming into effect. train operators say they're adding more than 1,000 extra services per week. last year's changes led to weeks of delays and cancellations. here's our business correspondent, katy austin. tannoy: this service will remain here for approximately one minute. a huge overhaul of rail timetables last may resulted in huge disruption. northern and go

. >> i think blake is pretty happy about it. >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >> welcome, everybodyinside "star wars" galaxy's edge. it is the most highly anticipated addition to disneyland. >> right there behind me, that is the millennium falcon right there. it is the first full size 100% falcon ever built. sit bananas. that is just the beginning. it is going blow your mind. >> i can't wait to ride the rides. that's what's going blow my mind. first let's make a light speed jump to new york. everybody was mad about meryl at the premier of "big little lies" but only lauren zima got miss streep and the whole lady gang. >> meryl. >> i know. i have to take a deep breath every time i talk to her. >> having meryl on set is the y eam of your life. do go, oh, so great. >> this cast is so fun. did you get to unwind with these amazing ladies, have a glass of wine after a hard day? >> a glass? a glass? >> we like our wine in monterrey. got to get the wine. it's essential. >> it is the wine that binds us. >> meryl's character coming to town, there's just a lo of tension in monterrey. >> how are

. >>> plus, ryan reynolds in action as his pregnant wife blake makes it a family affair >>> and -- >>ty. >> only "e.t." is invited to j.lo's big celebration. behind the skeebs of her >>> minutes away on "e.t." aladdin's big box office weekend as the genie grants one more ♪ >>> blake lively was in full mommy-mode caring for two kids and a growing baby bump. they were in boston this weekend to support dad, ryan reynolds, as he filmed a fight scene for his new movie, "free guy." and i just love this -- blake and ryan actually work opposite schedules so the family can always be together. >> they're always on set with him. >> that's great. keeping it all together. >>> here's another action dad we love, chris hemsworth. the avenger has signed on with "the men in black." and only we can take you behind the scenes. >> hold on tight. >> i was certainly a fan myself, but there was such an excitement over what the next chapter could be. >> chris' new chapter hits the box office seven years after "mib 3" in total, will smith's o.g. trilogy made more than $1.6 billion. "men in black: international

team blake's country artists are filling the other three spots here.he singing -- singing begins at 8:00 tonight here on nbc 4. >> blake has won a gazillion times. no. offense >>> the most popular show on tv is over. "game of thrones" airrd the 73 and final episode last i still have yet to see one episode. we have to stay off twittht. >> rig. no spoilers, in case you haven't seeit yet. don't want to ruin it. beware of social media because it's all anybody's talking about this morning. "game of thrones" references donated the d.c. area's top tnds all night. there's been mixed reaction to the ending. some are content with the way wr things apped up. others call it the worst ending to a series ever. >> wow. >> boy. >> you can't make people happy. >> yeah. >> with the show like this. >> there's your read. >> many fans have been frustrated. robert said this is not a great season either. here's another complaint -- a water bottle was spotted in a en sc remember the coffee cup first? you see it in front of the character's foot. this mistake comes aftew weeks

let me get to blake burman, who just got this scoop. blake? reporter: hi, liz.ing according to sources that this aid package toward farmers could potentially be coming at some point this week. to be clear, we do not have a specific date in mind, though this does appear to be coming into focus -- liz: oh. okay. we lost blake for a second there. i can just flesh this out just a little bit. there you are. go ahead. reporter: i think you got me. i don't know what you got there. let me just start from the top. we are going to know soon here about this second aid package to farmers. don't have an exact date, liz, but we are hearing this could come as soon as this week. here's the guidance we got from usda a little while ago. a statement from a spokesperson says as follows. quote, details on the new trade mitigation program will be forthcoming shortly but we want to be clear the program is being designed to avoid skewing planting decisions one way or another. the administration has yet to provide details on what this program may or may not look like, though as you know

sarah barrass from sheffield faces two counts of murder over the deaths of tristan, who was 13, and blakeo was 14, on friday last week. 38—year—old brandon machin of no fixed abode also faces two charges of murder. the inquest into the london bridge attacks, which claimed the lives of eight people, has been hearing evidence about the backgrounds of the three attackers. our correspondent richard lister is at the old bailey. i want to talk about whether there are any warning signs for the families of any of these men, what are you hearing from court? i think for kurram but there were warning signs, which is family picked up on. most of the time that we spent hearing about the accounts of the lives of these three attackers were spent on khuram butt. initially seems it seems with all that they were described as fairly normal individuals, they smoked, they drank, liked music and so on. but it does seem that one key

blake burman reporting live in washington. blake? >> a couple of different narratives coming out of the trump administration. the president's national security adviser john bolton saying over the weekend, there's no doubt that the recent test of short range missiles fired by north korea violated resolutions from the united nations security council. during his trip to japan, the commander-in-chief said he's not worried about kim jong-un's most recent actions. >> perhaps he wants to get attention. perhaps not. who knows. it doesn't matter. all i know is that there's been no nuclear tests, there's no ballistic missiles going out, there's no long range missiles going out. i think that some day we'll have a deal. >> the president has received bipartisan criticism for a tweet that he sent out over the weekend. he wrote "i have confidence that chairman kim will keep his promise to me and also smiled when he called swamp man joe biden a low i.q. individual and worse." the president was asked about that today and he doubled down. >> kim jong-

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jonathan blake, bbc news. you can find out more information about this thursday's european parliamentary elections on our website — bbc.co.uk/politics. the new national rail summer timetable comes into effect today and train companies say they're making every effort to avoid the chaos of last year's shake—up. but public transport campaigners have warned that train companies must have a "robust contingency plan" in case this latest timetable change leads to a repeat of last year's meltdown. our business correspondent, katy austin has more. it's nearly summer, so some train times are changing again. new services are being added each year to provide for an increasing number of passengers and boost the economy. today's timetable shake—up makes space for 1000 additional services across the country, but these changes are on a far smaller scale than last may. then, a huge overhaul of timetables resulted in chaos for passengers on the northern and go via thames link networks in particular. rail operators will be monit

connell: blake, no doubt. let's get the other side as we head up to capitol hill, chad pergram, fox news capitol hill senior producer. you know, blake laid it out in terms of the president's side. what about the democratic reaction. what now, chad? >> it was amazing how quick the meating was, i was there when house speaker nancy pelosi left departing for the white house. i got this message they were coming back. i said to a senior house source, what disit mean? nothing good. they were back in a matter of minutes and listen what nancy pelosi and chuck schumer said when they returned to capitol hill. >> we were interested, we are interested in doing infrastructure. it is clear the president isn't. he is looking for every excuse. >> makes me wonder why he did that. in any event i pray for the president of the united states. and i pray for the united states of america. reporter: keep in mind this is the narrative that republicans want. that the democrats in the house of representatives are overplaying their hand o

blake barrett is at 36. and daniel before he revised curies.illion more liketually 100 million curies is sort of the estimate that i came up with. this leads me to dr. steve wing. steve passed recently, but epidemiological study i first met him here in harrisburg in the rotunda 10 years ago. i had predicted 10 million curies and i couldn't figure out why there weren't any cancers. up withe had come this cancer map that shows up and down the river valley cancer rates doubled what they were in the hills. and he couldn't understand could get those kind of cancers with 10 million curies. so the first time steve and was 10 years ago and finally my estimate of radiation met steve's the fatalities. steve -- i guess you can sort of see this but the river is blue and it runs down to northwest the southeast and on either hee of the river valley shows dramatically higher cancer incidence. why is that? the disaster there was an inversion. we had very still air for the first couple of days of the disaster. so the radiati

jonathan blake, bbc news. our political correspondent, jonathan blake, is here with more.tion of the second referendum, i thought we had put it to bed more or less, but how likely is it? there are still a lot of mps who would like it to happen but not so who would like it to happen but not so far at least a majority in parliament. it is not government policy and i think it is safe to say there is no chance of it becoming government policy in the near future. a downing street source has said in response to what keir starmer said in the piece, asking the government to put it into the withdrawal agreement bill, that there are many mps who want a second referendum and it is that source's view that they are simply trying to find a way to stop brexit but mps will have a chance to amend the withdrawal agreement bill to try and force a public vote on either the terms or outcome of the deal, leave oi’ terms or outcome of the deal, leave or remain or whatever the question may end up being, if there is a majority in parliament for that. a suggestion that when this bill comes become b

let's start with blake burman live on the north lawn. blake, how did this get started?> two fold threat from president trump over the weekend that raised a lot of questions as to whether or not the u.s. and china can strike this long sought after trade deal. the president said $200 billion worth of goods. the tariff level will be going up significantly in a handful of days. the other, he said this could be just the start. here's the tweet that caught everybody's attention. he said -- >> he goes on to say, it will be taxed at a rate of 25%. the tariffs paid to the u.s.a. have had little impact on costs borne by china. the president ends by saying no. according to sources, the president met with his trade team and they told the president that china was walking back from previous concessions, which is what led him to fire off that very tweet. looking forward though, china is supposed to bring a team of about 100 or so for negotiations wednesday with many onlookers hoping a deal could be formalized at the conclusion of those discussions. however, at this hour, it's unclear

jonathan blake, bbc news. our political correspondent, jonathan blake, is here with more.ly whatjeremy corbyn seems to be saying is nothing has come out of the negotiations to change their view that they cannot support a government, we are in an election week, is it possible we will all be thinking our positions next weekend asa thinking our positions next weekend as a result of the outcome of the elections? possibly, if the polling proves elections? possibly, if the polling p roves a ccu rate elections? possibly, if the polling proves accurate than both main parties are braced for poor results in those european elections, if the brexit party led by nigel faraj commands the most support then they will perhaps be worried that the prospect of a noble deal brexit which she has argued for becomes higher up the agenda because they would perhaps be a high level of support for it so both theresa may and jeremy corbyn are hedging their bets before there elections, theresa may not coming out with the details of whatever this bold offer turns out to be, jeremy corbyn not saying whet

blake burman is standing by at the white house.ave we got this new fox business survey we talked about yesterday, some farmers are los ing confidence in the white house administration's trade policy. reporter: yes, according to that survey which was distributed by fox business with the illinois farm bureau, essentially, farmer s within that state were saying that they are losing confidence, with the ability of the administration to strike a trade deal with china and of course that is at the heart of the issue for many of these farmers who have been adversely effected by the trade war, between the u.s. and china. you just sort of laid out some of the top line numbers, liz as last year there was a $12 billion assistance package another one was $16 billion about to be announced you could call it assistance, call it aid or also a bail-out, and all of those terms work. the administration what they're about to announce here what the president is about to announce making payments directly, to farmers and also purchasing directly from farm

melissa: blake burman with reaction from the white house now. blake. reporter: melissa, you remember when the mueller report was initially released last month the argument the white house was making at that time it showed there was no collusion and no obstruction. today the white house is tweaking that argument as they are now saying after we all heard from robert mueller earlier today, mueller has since proved there was no collusion and to conspiracy and that it is the attorney general bill barr who has taken it from there to say that there was also no obstruction. the president's legal team trying to make that distinction as well as jay sekulow said in a statement today, quote, the attorney general conclusively determined there was no obstruction by the president. in the words of attorney general barr the report identifies no actions that in our judgment constitute obstructive conduct. but democrats long felt that the attorney general has been protecting the president, had been watering down mueller's findings. i asked press secretary sarah sanders w

blake burman is live at white house with details on that. blake? reporter: president trump rolling out his new immigration plan one he says will provide a contrast to democrats. the president rolled this out in the rose garden at the white house. there are go factors, two components. first off, border security. the president said this would be most comprehensive, most largest border secure package ever put forth but the president and administration wants to change roughly 1.1 million green cards are handed out every year moving to what they call merit-based immigration. those give preference to younger applicants, those creating jobs or have a college degree. >> we discriminate against genius. we discriminate against brilliance. we won't anymore once we get this passed and we hope to get it passed as soon as possible. reporter: but any immigration proposal would have to have buy-in from democrats especially in the house. the plan appears to be dead on arrival there as the house speaker nancy pelosi said today that even just calling this merit-based

joining us now from washington is editorial director at politico, blake houndshell.d morning. >> good morning. >> given what kushner is proposing, how significant would this change be to the current immigration system? >> well, i think it would be a fundamental way in the way we do things. typically, we have this longstanding system where people are allowed to bring family members, close family members, that's called chain-linked migration to some folks on the right. and they want to point to a system like countries like canada and european countries have which would fundamentally alter the character of the immigration system which is why i think it's going to be so controversial. >> let's talk about the contempt vote that's going to happen around 10:00 a.m. when it comes tole attorney general, blake. what can we expect ahead in the coming days? >> keep in mind, as of last night, the democrats and the justice department were still negotiating. the justice department sent a bunch of talking points around last night, defending their position. jerry nadler was walking o

jonathan blake, bbc news, westminster.nt political editor norman smith is in westminster. it's turmoilfor westminster. it's turmoil for both parties. it's all kicking off, sophie, both parties under huge pressure to toughen up and clarify their stance which for the tory party m ea ns their stance which for the tory party means embracing no deal and for the labour party means embracing another referendum. which is why the intervention ofjeremy hunt into the tory leadership contest is interesting because he is positioning himself as the man who is going to stand up to this force ten gale pushing the tory party towards backing no deal, saying that he could secure another agreement and get the eu to rewrite the backstop. trouble is, too many tories, it all sounds a little bit like he's is theresa may the 2nd, the carry on continuity candidate, never mind the fact that he liked theresa may is a former romania. meanwhile, on the labour party site, we had jeremy corbyn under colossal pressure not just from we had jeremy corbyn un

blake burman is here with all the details. another busy day for you, blake. reporter: pretty big 180 as it relates to steve moore, it was during the 89:00 hour when moore was giving interview with another outlet said he was going forward with his pending nomination to be on the federal reserve board of governors, nominated likely by president trump. over at it white house said as well there with no change in status whatsoever. that was this morning. during the 12 hour president trump sent out a tweet that moore's pending nomination was done with. at issue with moore, past writing and comments he made about women. senate republicans started to express reservations. moore said the comments were meant to be humorous but admits they were not. he decided to pull out he claims he was the victim of a sleeze campaign and says the attacks were just too much for his family. >> this is kind of a victory lap for the left because they took me down with a smear campaign. you know, but it is interesting to me, you go back to what i just said. if they think my ideas were so,

they're just little gangsters. >> and he and blake have another on the way. now, 4-year-old james and 2-year-old inez are the real power players in the reynolds household, especially when it comes to picking daddy's projects. when you get a call that says, do you want to play pikachu? where does that yes come from? >> i'm sorry, who? they sent me this fully rendered detective pikachu and they married it and paired it with my voice. and my daughter kind of cruises by and is, like, glued to it, makes us watch it 100 times in a row, so i was kind of in. >> harry faked his own death. or somebody else faked harry's death. >> she's put it together that i'm detective pikachu. but she's going to see this movie on opening day. >> it's the first live-action movie in the franchise, with the furry little detective on the hunt for his former partner who's gone missing. it's also one of the few movies ryan's done that his kids can actually watch. >> they will never s see "deadpool." i just know that they're going to be reenacting this with crude sock puppets with a therapi

blake burman is keeping track of these developments and the president's responses. blake? >> we haven't even gotten to the discussions. we're hearing now that the discussions between the u.s. and china might take place a few hours tomorrow meaning it's all but certain that the tariff levels on $200 billion worth of goods will be increasing from 10 to 25% 12:01 a.m. on friday. that notice hit the register and china responded by reminding that they too can raise tariff levels. that is the backdrop going into these discussions that will begin tomorrow among the u.s. trade representative, robert lighthizer, steve mnuchin and the chinese vice premier. lighthizer and mnuchin have gone on report saying that china has retreated on previous commitments. i'm told, neil, by one source that that includes china taking out of the deal commitments that dealt with changing laws in china, along with getting red of binding legal language from the draft. the president weighed in with his thinking saying that he thinks china might be stalling. saying the reason for the pull-back and attempted

the fox business network's blake burman reporting live outside the white house. blake? >> the white house said they had a heads-up that robert mueller would be making this statement earlier today at the department of justice. they said they're not surprised by what he had to say considering as they see it, much of it was laid out in the 440-page mueller report. however, the defense here from the white house is clearly changing from the initial defense when the mueller report was released last month. the white house initially had been building up the claim that there was no collusion and no obstruction. the press secretary, sarah sanders, is making the point today that robert mueller proved there was no collusion and no conspiracy and that it's the attorney general bill bar -- >> shepard: pardon the interrupti interruption, blake. nancy pelosi is getting ready to speak and being asked about the mueller statements. let's listen. >> made a number of statements about the president not being convicted of a crime while in office. tell us -- i know you made one comment this mo

let me get to blake burman live in the rose garden. what did i miss, blake? >> reporter: well, i think what you witnessed in the middle of may of 2019 is the president rolling out his immigration plan, his immigration proposal heading into november of 2020. i can tell you standing here in the rose garden there were most likely dozens, maybe more than that, of republican congressmen, republican senators. the goal here for the president and the administration as they tell us is to coalesce republicans around this plan which they they saw twofold. one -- say is twofold. one, securing the border. as you know, that is the president's main if priority when it comes to immigration. but secondly, moving to a merit-based immigration system in which you just heard the president lay out some of the ideas, trying to retain the best talent and attract the best talent that could then use those talents within this country to enrich this country, as the president sees it and as he lays it out. also giving details and saying those who want to come to this country will need to

let's go to blake burman at the white house for the latest. blake?eporter: ashley there was subpoena for five this afternoon to treasury secretary steve mnuchin and to the irs commissioner charles redtic from the top democrat on house ways and means committee to provide president trump's tax returns. steve mnuchin responded in a letter within the last few minutes here. let me just quote to you part of that letter. he says, quote, in reliance on the advice of the department of justice we have determined that the committee's request lack as legitimate legislative purpose and pursuant to section 6103 the department is therefore not authorized to disclose the requested returns and return information. bottom line, this continues to go on and on and on now with the treasury department saying that they are not going to hand over president trump's tax returns. while democrats have requested and even subpoenaed the treasury department to do so. earlier today congressman neil was asked whether or not he would hold the treasury secretary steve mnuchin in contem

. >> reporter: blake as in blake lively.of "gossip girl", and his wife of almost seven years. they have two daughters, and she was glowing at the premiere of detective pikachu, pregnant with their fourth child. >> my daughter was obsessed with it, i don't think she knows i'm the voice of pikachu. she just thinks i'm the voice of everything. it's going to be a hard-fought lesson at some point. >> reporter: the film brings the animated universe of pokemon to life with humans and pokemon living together and teaming up to solve crimes. >> oh, my clues! >> it's the first live-action pokemon film. so if you're a fan of pokemon or not, it's a new world. a new magical place we get to explore, and it's what it would be like if you had a pokemon in real life. >> reporter: justin smith plays the partner. along with kathryn newton, they try to stay true to the original spirit. >> this is how i wanted toee ers represented. if you're playing on the playground, imagining having battles with your friends. >> reporter: based on the fictional

let's get to the white house and blake burman. blake? >> hi, shepard.s warning coming from the treasury department and the state department earlier today saying those tied to nicholas maduro within the defense and security divisions could have sanctions coming their way down the line. the treasury department says this has to do with the recent arrests of members of the national assembly. we'll go back to earlier this week on wednesday. venezuelan forces aligned with nicholas maduro. juan guaido and other nations at this point recognize as rightful leader of venezuela. wednesday evening in florida, president trump continued to throw the u.s. government support behind guaido. >> we also recognize the legitimate government of venezuela and we forcefully condemn the socialist brutality of the maduro regime. our hearts are united with the people of venezuela. >> back in september of 2018, the trump administration, the treasury department sanctioned nicholas maduro's defense minister but notable today, shepard, no one specific individual or individuals was id

first, to blake burman live at the white house. blake? >> we've heard from president trump on twitter. he's out there on that forum defending his decision to go forward here in ten days time with tariffs against mexico. he's defending himself on two different fronts. the one hand, he says there's a surge at the border that needs to be stopped. he's talking about the flow of illegal drugs at the southern border saying that flow needs to be curtailed. the acting head of the department of homeland security is kevin mcelwene. the acting dh is head said that there's three ways that mexico could potentially avoid these tariffs. on the one hand, he says they need to tighten up the southern border and needs to work with the u.s. on the asylum progress. but yet the white house has yet to set any goals so the tearies don't come their way. here's sarah sanders earlier today. >> one of the biggest things they can do, the repatriation of thousands of people coming from central america. return them back home. that would be a very big first step. we've

cheryl: now let's go to blake berman with reaction from the white house. blake, good morning. >> reporter: after the release of the mueller report last month, the white house was making the case that it showed there was no collusion and no obstruction. now, the white house is tweaking that argument. the press secretary, sarah sanders, arguing on wednesday that robert mueller proved there was no collusion and no conspiracy. and that the attorney general, bill barr, took it from there to say no obstruction. the president's legal team making that distinction the as well, as jay sekulo said in a statement, quote, the attorney general determined there was no obstruction by the president. in the words of attorney general barr, the report identifies no actions that in our judgment constitute obstructive conduct. but democrats have long felt that the attorney general has been watering down mueller's findings to protect the president. i asked sanders why the american public should trust the political appointee when it comes to determining obstruction. >> we're not

first, to blake burman reporting live at the white house. >> hi, trace. just a couple hours ago on the south lawn, we heard from president trump for the first time since the president unveiled that he left the attorney general, bill barr, declassified documents as relates to surveillance in the 2016 presidential campaign and since the president has ordered the intelligence community to cooperate with all of that. the president saying that he's doing this in the name of transparency to see as he put it how "an attempted coup was started." the president also tried to draw a line between himself and the declassification process saying he doesn't even know how many documents may or may not be involved with all of this and said attorney general barr is the one in charge. the president also pushed back on criticism that he is engaging in what essentially amounts to political payback. >> this is all about what happened. and when did it happen. this was an attempted take-down of the president of the united states. we have to find out. it's not payback. i don't ca

ashley: blake, thank you very much. nancy pelosi trading sharp words with white house counselor kellyanne conway after president trump least the room. conway asked pelosi if she had a direct response to the president. pelosi said she was responding to the president and not his staff. cheryl: staying with the president, he is going to meet with farmers who have been hurt by the trade war with china. that's going to be today. a source tells blake berman an estimated $15 billion relief package will be announced at the meeting. ashley: jeff flock has details. >> reporter: you're looking at some of the richest farmland in america. look at this brown, black dirt. isn't that something? that is some of the of most productive farmland. it's ready to go. farmers right now are ready perhaps later today to hear something about some aid because of the impact of the china tariffs. lynn worshime farms literally thousands of acres in illinois. the tariffs have killed prices and you've lost personally, what is it, half a million dollars

, thank challenge for whoever takes over will stopjonathan blake, thank you very much indeed.months of running the home office and a reputation for tough talking. i remain who became a cheerleader for brexit cheap suffered disaster after calling a general election and losing her majority. brexit led to her demise, another conservative leader toppled by the debate over. theresa may rose to the top job at one of the most turbulent periods in british political history. after the uk‘s vote to leave the european union, david cameron dramatically resigned and she became the country‘s second female prime minister. as we leave the european union, we will forge a bold new, positive role for ourselves in the world, and we will make britain a country that works not for a privileged few but for all of us. during her first months she stated her ambition to make a success of brexit. during her first months as prime minister, she was under constant pressure to lay out her approach to brexit negotiations, but refused to give much away. brexit means brexit, and we are going to make a success o

neil: great reporting, blake, from the white house. go to apple see zane tankel. >> if i could take a lift look at it, war, nobody starts a fight unless they can win it. ie, saudis going into yemen. they thought it was three-day war, three years later. united states in iraq, w felt they would carry him through the streets on his shoulders. saddam hussein. neil: throwing rose petals. >> all of that, here we are decade later. we're still fighting. i think when the president embarked on this war, it is not a violent war but it's a war that it was going to be an easy hit and a great check that box on his political view, view of him rather. but what happened was the chinese pushed back, the rationale behind i believe the president's idea was that they were a declining economy. they were week. they are teeny compared to us. all of sudden they find that they went into this war and it is not a three-day war. it will not be carried out while people throw rose petals. here is where i see it. i think there is a lot of noise, a lot of things round

jonathan blake, our political correspondent, thank you., we will be continuing our series of interviews with meps and leaders from the main parties standing in the european elections in a special ask this. you can send us your questions to put to them. on monday, we'll speak to conservative mep ashely fox and vince cable, the lib dem leader. then on tuesday we're interviewing gerard batten, the ukip leader, and on wednesday, it will be the turn ofjohn healey from labour and adam price, the plaid cymru leader. details of how to get in touch are on the screen. do you send us in your questions for all of those. a bbc 5 live investigation has found that the number of prosecutions for "revenge porn" in england and wales has fallen, despite an increase in reported incidents. laws were brought in four years ago to tackle the problem. but while reports have more than doubled, the number of prosecutions has fallen by nearly a quarter. adrian goldberg, the presenter of 5 live investigates is in salford for us. adrian, what exactly is revenge porn? g

jonathan blake, bbc news.sked jonathan about whether the results in this week's european elections could cause parties to rethink their positions. possibly, if the polling proves accurate than both main parties are braced for poor results in those european elections, if the brexit party, led by nigel farage, commands the most support then they will perhaps be worried that the prospect of a no—deal brexit which he has argued for becomes higher up the agenda because there would perhaps be a high level of public support for it so both theresa may and jeremy corbyn are hedging their bets before there elections, theresa may not coming out with the details of whatever this bold offer turns out to be, jeremy corbyn not saying whether he will support it or not because the detail isn't there yet but the next few days will be interesting and the outcome of the election results will have an impact. we have people saying they will do something they haven't done before, vote for a different party because of the european el