media but the media from all around the world and it appears donald trump is continuing to bristle at that suggestion presumably because he's been in his hotel for many hours in advance of this face to face meeting with kim jong un watching some of the coverage there's no question that this is also something that many of his advisors are concerned about that as he has this meeting with kim jong un that he may not understand the subtleties the nuances and that he may give away more the fear being that he is being played by the north korean leader who simply buying time to continue to expand his nuclear program well the president has a decidedly different set of tools namely denuclearization and who is the president with the committee who is going to be taking part in these very important tools. he. yes what we know that for now at the moment as they dine that he is accompanied by the u.s. secretary of state mike pump aoe who has. had his own thorny relationship with the north korean negotiators this he's worked to prepare for these talks as well as mick mulvaney his acting chief of sta

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relationship being anything other than genuine he called false reporting so clearly the president is bristling at some of the coverage thus far in advance of that high stakes meeting kerry that brings me on to my next question and that is you know how far is the drama. but i think. outside of it ovah shot doing what the president is trying to achieve in vietnam. certainly the president's trying to how what is happening here on the ground in hanoi is being what is most important but the domestic headlines are going to be difficult for the president the coming hours that's when his long time friend lawyer fixer michael cohen will be testifying before the house oversight committee we've already seen the advance preparations in terms of the opening statement that michael cohen will deliver this is a man who once said he would take a bullet for donald trump it's not pretty in fact the we know michael cohen is set to call donald trump a racist a conman a cheat he's also saying that he will provide documents that essentially proves that trump has participated in a licit x. namely writing a check from

the north koreans bristled and returned to their side of the border and said, we are not going to have talks in the afternoon if it will start like this. it's a slow process about mutual trust and trust building. this is all part of that grand scheme. if donald trump is saying, we are in no hurry, then they are in no hurry. this is a long game. >> great work. it is a developing story as we speak. steve, he revisiting will be with us throughout the course of this hour. let's bring in rich. it's been a crazy morning. >> so much going on. i will bring in a former u.s. ambassador to south korea. chief global advisor to the university. thank you for joining us. how are you reading these events at the moment in hanoi? >> it's unbelievable. the degree to which president trump has essentially cast all of the republican national security types overboard. has basically embraced a very soft approach. i'm in no hurry. as long as you are not testing, we are good. negotiatedyou, i with the north koreans between 2005-2009. i got a vid lauded -- got a lot of advice saying i couldn't accept dinner invi

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security conference so far at a session said again rob was taking questions from journalists and he bristled when he was asked about alleged atrocities committed by the syrian government a follow up question. on syria this comes from josh rogin of the washington post how will you view ensure that the assad regime stops threatening the region and stops committing atrocities against their own people. well i think you what whatever i answer you will write what you want so do it. away from syria the north stream to gas pipeline project is also being up for discussion here in munich in fact chancellor angela merkel devoted a large chunk of her address to the conference to that particular subject she said she remained fully committed to the project also you said that she wasn't prepared to risk her country's relationship with russia over potentially scaling down or pulling out of north stream well one country that particularly wants to see north stream fail is the united states washington hates it because one of the reasons is anyway they want to sell their own liquefied natural gas to the europea

signed in november but it's staring down a month-long debate on capitol hill wherepu icans have bristled at its wage requirements and democrats feel it doesn't goar enough to protect manufacturing jobs. the agreement that was supposed to have something for everyone has ended up alienating both sides. laurie walli is director of public citizens global trade grou, a liberal >> they didn't quite finish the job on the environment and labor standards and unless those get strengthened, jobs will continue to be farmed out to mexico to chase $1. a hour wages. >> reporter: gabriela is with theeritage group. >> labor provisions and environmental regulations, it's not their place to be in a trade agreement. it's supposed to be about trade. >> reporter: and then there's the steel t and aluminuiffs that the u.s. still charges its north american neighbors. prominent republicans have said they won't vote on it until those are gone.ld auto tariffs complicate the situation. that was delayed because of the government shutdown and could be pushed back until april, making the path forward cloudy. for "night

while taking questions from journalists mr lavrov bristled when he was asked about alleged atrocities committed by the syrian government. the follow up question on syria this comes from josh rogin of the washington post how will you view ensure the assad regime stops threatening the region and stops committing atrocities against their own people. well i think you what whatever i answer you will write what you want so do it. away from syria the normal stream to gas pipeline is also being up for discussion here in munich german chancellor angela merkel used to quite a big chunk of her address to the conference to say that she remained committed to the gas pipeline project which will see natural gas pipe directly from russia into germany under the baltic sea she said also that she wouldn't risk her country's relationship with russia over this pipeline deal. however the united states they hate the north stream to project they hate the whole north stream project in fact one of the reasons for that is that they want to sell their own liquefied natural gas to europe the problem is much more

that could be thick enough that the odd spot of bristle at times into the afternoon. the mid teens. lately, 19—20 is possible again tomorrow. on wednesday we could see problems with dense patches of mist and fog. that could linger in a few spots through the day. where it lingers temperatures held back a touch. the sunshine still above average and warm. as we move towards the end of the week into thursday, this feature will bring some showers to the south. a cloudy day on thursday. temperatures, although above average for the time of year, will come down from what we've seen at the start of the week and turning more unsettled late into the weekend. too good to last! thank you. that's all from the bbc news at, so it's goodbye from me, 00:29:22,673 --> 2147483051:51:26,051 and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s 2147483051:51:26,051 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 news teams where you are. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: at a summit meeting in egypt, the prime minister insists a deal is within her grasp and that the uk is still on track to leave the european union on, despi

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the president bristled at the notion that conservative media stars are actually calling the shots when it comes to his policy.pres. trump:"look, sean hannity has been a terrific, terrific supporter of what i do. not of me. if i changed my views, he wouldn't be with me. rush limbaugh, i think he's a great guy... ann coulter. i don't know her. i hardly know her."but there are cracks in his wall of conservative support.voice of ann coulter/ author: "the only national emergency is that our president is an idiot." that was jim acosta reporting. the a-c-l-u and other national organizations also announced plans to sue over the national emergency declaration. (live) taking a live look outside at san francisco's embarcadero.... (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with meterologist mabrisa rodriguez. expect light-moderate expect light-expect light- moderate showers through sunday afternoon in the bay area, bringing half an inch of rain or less, with higher amounts in our local mountains. accumulating snow is likely above 3,000 feet, with snow levels lowering to around 2,000 feet by sund

he is trying to calm rural voters many of whom bristle at very urban, liberal, downtown party he runsrying to save seeds out west, an important region, that is what the justice minister is from. he is trying to court quebec. this company is based in montreal. so all of these things are cropping together as he looks at his electoral map and thinks how can i scrape together enough to have another majority? taylor: you talk about other parties and then enter stage right the character looking to , be the main competition. >> sheer is an interesting guy, fairly mainstream as far as conservative parties go. he flirts with elements of skepticism around globalization, supporting brexit, going out of his way to remind people he supports it. he is skeptical about the u.n. a pacte u.n. migration which we see lots of parties , motivating supporters. it would definitely be a shift to the right if he won power, but it is steadily those two parties that have governed canada historically. the big question is the third party on the left, the new democrats. they are in a freefall, good news for trudeau

. >> reporter: and the president bris l bristled at the notion the media is calling the shots when it comes to policy. >> sean hannity has been a terrific, terrific supporter of what i do. not of me. if i changed my views, he wouldn't be with me. rush limbaugh, great guy. ann coulter, i don't know her. i hardly know her. >> reporter: there are cracks in the wall of conservative support. >> our president is an idiot. >> the president stopped when he asked if he was making up the emergency. >> the president has bigger things to worry about such as the growing number of republican senators raising concern saying the declaration may be unconstitutional. jim acosta, cnn, the white house. >> much talk everywhere about this by president trump. it's a risky gamble. if the president prevails, the white house believes he could come up with $8 billion. >> it's a lot of money. here is where it would come from. 1.4 billion comes from homeland security appropriations bill. 600 million from the treasury department fund. 2.5 billion from the defense department drug intervention and 3.5 billion from t

. >> reporter: and the president bristled at the notion that conservative media stars are actually calling the shots when it comes to his policy. >> look. sean hannity has been a terrific, terrific, supporter of what i do. not of me, if i change my views, he wouldn't be with me. rush limbaugh, i think he's a great guy, anne coulter, i don't know her, i hardly know her. >> but there are cracks in his wall of conservative support. >> the only national emergency is our president is an idiot. >> reporter: the president all but stopped on his feet when he was asked if he is making up this, many. he has more questions at a news conference, such as the growing number of republican senators raising concerns about the president's declaration saying it may be unconstitutional. jim acosta, cnn the white house. >> within hours of the president's declaration, congressional democrats were demanding to know the legal basis for making such a claim. >> the house judiciary committee has already fired off a letter demanding answers, and the house will look to block the president's legislation. here's what tw

the president bristled at the notion that conservative media stars are actually calling the shots when comes to his policy.pres. trump:"look, sean hannity has been a terrific, terrific supporter of what i do. not of me. if i changed my views, he wouldn't be with me. rush limbaugh, i think he's a great guy... ann coulter. i don't know her."but there are cracks in his wall of conservative support.voice of ann coulter/ author: "the only national emergency is that our president is an idiot." (vicki) that was jim acosta reporting. the american civil liberties union and other national organizations also announced plans to sue over the national emergency declaration. (grant) and coming up at 9:30... we will hear how governor newsom is responding to the national emergency... we also have analysis from sonoma state political science chair dr. david mccuan (vick) senator kamala harris held her first townhall meeting as a presidential candidate friday. she met with a large group of people in a church gym in north charleston, south carolina. harris talked about her support for an assault weapons b

but there are also restrictions that the president is bristling at. the bill stipulates that border wall cannot be built in several areas including the national butterfly center west of mcallen, and it puts handcuffs on changes in spending. there are 354 instances in the bill where the phrases "none of the funds" are used to place rerestrictions on how the money can be used or moved around. declaring an emergency may allow president trump to move some money around from other departments to add to wall construction. it will almost certainly land him in the courts, but he will be able to tell his base he did all he could to make good on his central campaign promise. the house speaker said it also sends a message to the democratic base. >> that the president can declare an emergency on something that he has created as an emergency. an illusion that he wants to convey. just think of what a president with different values can present to the american people. >> reporter: white house officials say their attorneys have been looking at the ins and outs of an e

but there are also restrictions that the president is bristling at. the bill stipulates that border wall cannot be built in several areas, including the national butterfly center west of micallef. it also gives local authorities in five texas border towns veto power over the wall. and it puts significant handcuffs on the president's discretion to make changes spending there are 224 instances where the phrases, none of the funds, none of these funds, and that of the announced are placed for restrictions on how the money can be used or moved around. declaring an emergency may allow president trump to move somebody around from other departments to add to wall construction. it will almost certainly land him in the courts, but he will be able to tell his base he did all he could to make good on his central campaign promise. the house speaker said it also sends a message to the democratic base. >> the president can declare an emergency on something that he's created as an emergency. an allusion that he wants to convey. just think of what a president with mu

that is something most americans bristle at. we like higher education to be open. it is a second chance. that is not what they do in other countries. host: owings mills maryland is next. philip, a parent. caller: thank you for taking my call. please be patient with me. i have issues with subsidized and unsubsidized loans. .e have four children now i am paying over $900 a and i haveudent loan one that is in the university who said i have to take more parent loan. i have said no. i cannot declare bankruptcy. they said that if i apply for another loan they will add it to my burden. this is a loan you cannot transfer to your children. even when they grow up. now i am maxed out on that. they say you have to take care of loan or your child cannot be registered. that is an issue. host: let's take up that issue. mark? guest: the problem with student debt is often couched in a way that we think of people carrying their own debt. increasingly we see a lot of parents taking on what the caller was mentioning, parent plus loans. that is a type of debt, due to the rising cost of

ruraltrying to calm voters, many of whom bristle at very urban, liberal, downtown party reruns.ying to save seeds out west, an important region, that is where the justice minister is from. and he is trying to court quebec. so all of these things are crossing together as he looks at his electoral map and thinks how can i scrape together enough to have another majority? taylor: you talk about other parties, and then enter is in -- andrew scheer, who looks as sort of the main competition to trudeau this fall. >> sheer is an interesting guy, fairly mainstream as far as conservative parties go. he flirts a little bit with skepticism around parts of globalization supporting brexit, , going out of his way to remind people he supports it given the current controversy around it. he is skeptical about the u.n. a migration path, which we see lots of right-wing parties motivating supporters. it would definitely be a shift to the right if he won power, but it is steadily those two parties that have governed canada historically. trudeau's liberals, who are in the middle and sheer on the right

. >> people bristle about the wealth tax.llionaires is anybody going to cry a river over that? >> it's not a controversial proposal. whether it will pass is a totally different question but the idea of taxing the wealthy is overwhelmingly poply. mj was with me there and one thing that struck me was the crowd response to the specificity of her proposal, right. not just her expertise on the issues, but the idea that you have crowds getting on their feet for pretty wonky details. >> her net neutrality. >> campaign finance, that's not something that i feel like we're accustomed to seeing. >> are you saying it's unlike a trump rally? >> sure. >> i think it's a view that you'll see other candidates take. >>> a program being note monday night live from washington, d.c. cnn will hold a presidential town hall with bernie sanders. it will be moderated by wolf blitzer at 8:00 eastern only on cnn. >> hi. >> hi, i'm bernie sanders. >>> it is the bombshell report making headlines this morning. "the new york times" reporting the president a

trump bristled. he asked, "but is there any way we can do it by the end of my first term?" why?rying to escape somewhere that's out of robert mueller's jurisdiction? "mr. president -- [ cheers and applause ] mr. president, we have a warrant for your arrest." "oh, yeah? well, you'll have to catch me first." [ laughter ] the story actually gets weirder, though. trump was still distracted with just minutes to go before the live televised call with the space station. as he walked with sims from the dining room to the oval office, he decided to stop in his white marble bathroom for one final check in the mirror. he had 30 seconds before he was supposed to be on camera. in the bathroom mirror trump smirked and said to himself, "space station, this is your president." [ laughter ] space station, this is your president. is he turning into a terrible david bowie cover band? [ laughter ] of course, none of this is surprising. we can only guess what kind of politician trump would be but we knew what kind of employer he would be, a [ bleep ] one. and he's not even the only [ bleep ] boss in

. >> reporter: the president bristled that conservative media stars are calling the shots when it comes to his policy. >> look, sean has been a terrific, terrific supporter of what i do. not of me. if i change my views, he wouldn't be with me. rush limbaugh, ann coulter, i hardly know her. >> reporter: there are cracks in his wall of support. >> the only national emergency is that our president is an idiot. >> reporter: the president all but stomped his feet. the growing number of republican senators are raising questions about the declaration saying it may be unconstitutional. while you were mentioning the house democrats preparing to challenge the legality of this emergency declaration, he has problems in his own party. republican senators coming out and saying they're not sure this is constitutional. >> stunning. jim acosta, thank you so much. we have anthony brown, the vice-chairman of the house armed services committee. thanks for being with us. and here in studio. we're following a lot of breaking news. i do want to start with this news that the special counsel's team now says tha

that is something most americans bristle at. we like higher education to be open. it is a second chance and that is just not what they do as much in other countries. >> good morning. >> good morning. thank you for taking my call. please be patient with me. i have issues with parent loans and unsubsidized loans. we have [ inaudible ] undergraduates with a loan and now i am paying over $900 a month for that loan and now i have one [ inaudible ] that i have to take out a loan. i said i can't declare bankruptcy so when they said [ inaudible ] they would added to my burden and this alone you cannot transfer to your children . now they say you have to take a parent loan or else your child cannot [ inaudible ] that is a issue. >> let's take up that issue. >> the problem with student debt is often couched in a way we think of people carrying their own debt but increasingly we see a lot of parents taking on parent plus loans. that is a type of debt due to the rising cost of college that parents have a smaller time window to pay back and they cannot necessarily transfer it o

. >> desjardins: meanwhile, some republicans openly bristled. >> we started this hearing at 9:30 thisning. it's now 12:30 in the afternoon, and i haven't seen you field a single question from the other side of the aisle about any of the enforcement priorities of the department of justice. >> desjardins: whitaker may no be in the hot seat much longer. the nominee to permanently run ldjustice, william barr, ce confirmed next week. for the pbs newshour, i'm lisa desjardins. >> nawaz: federal prosecutors are looking into whether the "nationaenquirer's" parent company breached a cooperation agreement in how it handled a story about billionaire amazon c.e.o. jeff bezos. bezos says american media inc. tried to blackmail him, after he started investigating how the tetabloid obtained his pri texts and photos. a.m.i. insists it "acted lawfully," and pledged to investigate. we'll take a closer look athe blackmail allegations after the news summary. the supreme court has temporarily blocked a louisiana law that would have required abortion providers to have admitting privileges at nearby o spital

iraqy leaders already are bristling at the president's words here.at about iran, does this now complicate the u.s. fight against isis? >> i think it does. as the general said, the president has to be very careful here because for the past several weeks the iraq government has been negotiating in good faith with the united states based on the belief that any additional troops that are put in iraq would be there to as the general said to fight isis. so that fight becomes extremely complicated in a relationship that is already complicated with baghdad if we don't communicate clearly that those troops are there to fight isis. i think we will find ourselves in a situation in which our host country has an intreescreased l of distrust in us. i think that the president should come out and national security team should clarify this. i think the general would agree, the mission that those troops will have needs to be clearly articulated. are they going to be there to keep an eye on iran or will they be there to fight isis? that needs to be clearly articulated

mccarthy didn't bristle at that. to be a partner with donald trump. he said it will be good for republicans. he got all of these members including people from the assembly and -- in california who rose with him to congress in what ultimately became walk the plank because a lot of them lost their seats. as ad show his aptitude dealmaker and someone to bring people along to something they don't want to be brought along two. in this case it didn't turn out well for a lot of people but they needed a victory. you were talking about how this town works. if they couldn't get that bill passed, it would have been seen blow for republicans. they felt that they needed to get something on the scorecard. he persuaded a lot of his members to go along. >> throughout the fall, budget talks dominated this town. we were on a continuing resolution, deadlines after deadlines hit and missed. our next clip is after the election when we know the consequences, where you see the democrats return to control, this is the white house with president trump. want to show and talk a

they bristled over business relationships with the u.s. military or law enforcement agencies.or the workers. back to you. >> the new york stock exchange here. the president might've had something to do with a big drop in prices in the latest response treating out oil prices are getting too high. please relax and take it easy. the early morning papers enough to put pressure on markets already dealing with pressure. phil flynn on what is happening right now. what you see? >> i see a president that can move the price of oil. we heard for years we really can't control the price of gasoline and oil. look at this. the future price for gasoline fell 6 cents a gallon. why do you think the president did that today? number one he probably read the report from "the lundberg survey" that said gasoline prices have gone up 10 cents in the last two weeks. part of it is a situation in venezuela that continues to rock the global oil markets. there's a lot of concern that the lack of the heavy venezuelan oil could mean the gasoline prices will be a lot higher. that's making a lot of that nervou

lay off that bristle brush.rew into my nose or my nose got smaller or something. >> you bring this into a bunch of nuns in a catholic school and might be as well be coming in with switchblades. oh, boy. she's gone crazy. >> oh, my god. that's a high school picture. where did you dig that up? oh. >> i just found it under the chair. what would -- >> you ought to put it back under the chair. >> i was getting ready to graduate high school. and i had no idea what i wanted to do. and then -- boom shaka lacka and here we are. >> westchester high school. >> comet city. >> what would you want to say to this guy right now? >> oh, god, get a job. >> be careful what you wish for, pal. >> you are truly a flower, young lady. and you never needed to compare yourself to anyone else. i know that now. but i didn't know that so much then. ♪ >> and speaking of high school yearbook pictures, yes, this is mine. i guess if i was going to say something to this young man i would say always keep at least one eye open. cecilia? >> good ad

and can be a problem but the -- some of the european leaders are already bristling at the fear that thesident is going to move ahead with auto tariffs and not too happy with that walmart earnings were good any other day, i think they would have put the futures back on the plus side, not quite strong enough with all the concerns about trade still hanging out there. >> how would the market react br broadly if the president went forward with the auto tariffs? >> my guess is i think they would sell off the market as you've seen when it -- there is a hint of a settlement, the dow runs 400, 500 points so if there is a hint that more controversy and trouble i think they would sell -- >> to that point, art, just wondering how much of this eight week rally, tremendous comeback from the market, has to do with optimism over a trade deal with china and just how far along we are to pricing it in >> i would say probably 70 to 80% on the trade talks and how much it is priced in, 50% i would say. >> quick, does it strike you that we'll get -- we'll trade a china dispute for an eu dispute or can we hand

he really bristled when lawmakers talked about what he had done in the past with his nonprofit work inington, d.c., his sales work that he had done as well. what more did we learn about who he is and how he got into this position, and that's what we heard at the top, how this guy, we don't know how he got this job, we were unclear if he found about it because of a tweet or call from the president. >> before i answer, you're the host, you get to choose who sits out. i would have made a different decision. you could at least make sure that glenn is not biting into my doughnut. >> yes, during the break. >> i think what we learned yesterday is what we knew, this man is wholly unqualified to hold that job. i don't know who called and how he found out, but i mean i felt like we were watching, testifying, and you covered that, and i sat on beeth sides of, that i sat behind the congress people asking questions, that was just dumb. it was dumb. and it was easy for him to do because he is out of there in a week but you know who is not out of there in a week is probably donald trump and he is not

bristle myiers are disappointed and the transaction is the best way path forward for the company. of the opening bell, this could jeopardize the bill, down more than quarter percent. hanging about 2% in premarket, definitely to watch today. apple is cutting nearly 200 jobs in self-driving car unit out in california, most of those laid off are hardware to get up to speed in self-driving car effort, apple cut hundreds of jobs in 2016 as well. other companies have doing that kind of technology, so elon musk, well, elon musk no more. the tesla ceo has changed his name on twitter elon tusk, nobody knows why. he will give announcement today at 2:00 p.m. out in california, we shall see. 3 new flavors, wavy electric sea salt chips, flaming hot dill pickles and beer, that's for rock and rollers, store shelves next week. maria: you like the chips? >> i like the lime ones. maria: they are good, how about elon tusk? dagen: there have been a lot of names on the internet and i think elon musk has retweeted one where there's plays on elon dust, there's been crypto currency accounts as well that