elaine chao: we do not want to do it unilaterally. the president's proposal consisted of principles. we are in consultation on a bipartisan basis with the hill to address the infrastructure needs for our country. secretary, thank you. -- we knowalk to us it is going on with roads, bridges, but when it comes to rural america, can you get into specifics about what jobs would be given where? elaine chao: i come from the state of kentucky. i come from a rural state. especially concerned about the needs of rural america and we recognize those needs are special. that is why in the president's proposal there is actually a theision which addresses unique needs of rural america. the -- be separate from there is a separate title that is addressed for rural america and similarly there is a separate title addressed for technology. khan, itle, for derek is one of his portfolio areas, transformational technology, a utonomous vehicles. that is another part of the president's infrastructure proposal that we will be also discussing with the hill. repo

but first secretary chao did something that they never do. she said it's possible we might have to raise taxes, in this case to pay for infrastructure. >> as you know, the federal gas tax has remained at 18.4 cents per gallon since 1993. the u.s. chamber of commerce has advocated an increase in the gas tax of 25 cents per gallon. the truckers, the american trucking associations recommended a 20 cent per gallon increase in the gas tax. what's your view on the subject? >> well, the president has not declared anything out of bounds. so everything is on the table. >> a gasoline tax increase is definitely not on the table in elaine chao and mitch mcconnell's home. >> let me just say we're not going to raise the gas tax. we're not going to raise the gas tax. >> that was mitch mcconnell a couple of years ago. and that remains republican orthodoxy. so he won't have to be the one who publicly shoots down his wife's comment about the gasoline tax increase being on the table there are plenty of other republicans in the house of representatives who can d

the reporters who got to ask elaine chao questions stayed on topic.'m sure there were many other reporters in that room who would have asked the important questions of the day to elaine chao if they got the chance. because this is no ordinary time to be a reporter covering the trump white house. it has been an especially difficult week for one reporter in john kelly's hometown, "boston globe" columnist kevin cullen. he praised him a modern military general, a soldier-scholar-statesman, way back when john kelly was chosen to be secretary of the trump homeland security organization. this week he rewrote that to this. kelly sounded like any number of vaguely racist callers to any number of radio talk shows dismissing immigrants as lazy. kevin cullen ended his column with what he thinks should be john kelly's next step. he wrote, "john kelly should resign." kevin cullen joins us from boston next as our guest in tonight's rewrite. ♪ one click gives you access to discounts on thousands of hotels, cars and things to do. like the occidental at the xcaret dest

>>> this sunday in chaos. two white house staffers resign over allegations they physically abused their wives. president trump defends his departing staff secretary rob porter. >> a tough time for him. he did a very good job when he was in the whitete house. >>> two top white house officials now under siege for their handling of the allegations while chief of staff john kelly insists he acted quickly. >> tuesday night i heard the allegations were true. two hours later he resigned. >> what's going on in this west wing? i'll ask legislative director marc short and republican senator jeff flake of arizona. >>> plus russian election meddling. president trump says he doubts vladimir putin did anything wrong. >> i believe he feels that he and russia did not meddle in the election. >> and secretary of state rex tillerson seems to shrug his shoulders. >> once they did it, it's pretty difficult to preempt it. >> is there nothing they can do? i'll talk to nbc analyst clint watts. >>> also the olympics are under way. who

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yes, sir. >> thanks, secretary chao. one of the other criticisms is that it doesn't address the highway trust fund which will hit so we years ahead of it. two to address why that was not included in the presidents broader infrastructure plan? what does the administration plan to do about that very important source of funding for infrastructure projects across the country? >> the highway trust fund does need to be addressed because every year for more money goest of it then receipts are received. this will be a huge problem in 2021. so we in conjunction with the congress have got to address this issue. so we're not in any disagreement about that. the issue is how we look for to consulting consult with congress i have to do that. because again the clip begins in 2021. >> madam secretary, the white house doesn't have a proposal right now for that? >> we don't want to do it unilaterally. as mentioned, the president's proposal consisted of principles. we want to discuss and work in consultation on a bipartisan basis with the

marie cox an daniel dale join me to rehash the week of chaos.ox a daniel dale join me to rehash the week of chaos. it's time for the 'ultimate sleep number event' on the only bed that adjusts on both sides to your ideal comfort, your sleep number setting. does your bed do that? right now, save 50% on the ultimate limited edition bed. ends soon. visit sleepnumber.com fora store near you. >>> i'm having enormous difficulty understanding how this white house functions. and who's on first, who's on second, and who's pitching, who's catching. it really is confusing. all i know is that the result of the sort of, seems like, controlled chaos. >> back with us to discuss this week of chaos in the white house are daniel dale and anna marie cox. you can break it into two categories, the absurd and the serious. let's start with the serious, daniel. "the washington post" says that trump rarely, if ever, read it is full pdb, that he needs an oral briefing of it that includes bullet points. >> yes. . trump would say why do i need to read? smart people are sayi

it evolved to chaos and disorder. it is in now chaos and disorder. the president brings chaos and disorder. i think he thinks he flourishes well in it. i think no one else really does. >> but we've been able to get things done with chief kelly, including tax reform, that we weren't able to get done ahead of time. >> i'm sorry. why are mick mulvaney and others afraid to see him go? they're just as competent capitol hill guys. >> we won't know the answer to this question until he's gone and that's the question. >> we don't want to bring up that book. "fire and fury." remember the palace intrigue. there has always been people who didn't want john kelly there. >> that's right. they lost power. when general kelly came in, he took power from some people, they want to get it back. so there is that. >> constant in trump world, though. the ousted tribe wants back in. >> that's right, but i do think in terms of chaos it's a measure of degrees. during the first six months, it was chaotic every second of every day. this is the first week we've really seen it dev

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chaos in the middle east the nuclear threat in korea the trade war between russia and the west the world order is being tested a multiple for. yes and without a clear bipolar a system or sole superpower good well we'll all be on the verge of collapse will and lead in this world that once itself and find ways to move forward was a doomed to descend into chaos and anarchy. dr matthew burris a cia veteran analyst and a former national intelligence council who welcomed to the show it's really great to have you on our program so matthew the world is no longer split into one during the cold war and clearly u.s. isn't leading the world like it's tried to in the ninety's so she will be bracing ourselves for a cast in this new lateral reality chaos may be a strong word certainly instability because i don't think we have really achieved some sort of equilibrium the us is trying to find a new role for itself other powers as well so why though why it why is it so bad i mean we've had it leaderless world for nanny centuries before and we were find well that leaderless world had quite a few wars in it

anything chaos is nothing chaos which in a tree in achieves nothing whatsoever. richard of just reading the quote from a news conference deputy attorney general wrote rosenstein said that it hasn't been alleged in any way that the meddling that is that is suggested it altered the election outcome if there's no suggestion that this altered the outcome of an election where more than one hundred twenty million people voted why is this headline news if there's no substance there is this just another attempt to hate. more pressure and ask more questions about the legitimacy of the donald trump presidency. well i think i think you are correct about that. you know they came out a couple of months ago and they said big news was that they had discovered that one hundred thousand dollars been spent on facebook and by people who were in russia well i'm going to tell you one hundred thousand dollars in facebook ads is nothing it is it is so trivial and so. and they even said that that hundred thousand in ads some of them were for clinton and some of them were for for trump a

really was chaos after the shots rang out. people running through the halls. trying to get away.running through bushes they could escape with their lives. identities of deceased have not been reap leased all. up adigging into the suspect's background. what we know right now. the shooter is 19-year-old nikolaus cruz, a former student of douglas high school. current students say cruz was expelled some time last year. as school was letting out today, law enforcement sources say the suspect pulled a school fire alarm shortly after that, witnesses say that they started to hear gunshots. somehow the suspect managed to elude police at the school but was picked up later in nearby coral springs, florida. he was handcuffed and at first loaded into this police cruiser, then taken out and put on a stretcher, before being transported to a hospital. investigators believe he carried out the school shooting alone. but authorities will examine his social media and any electronic devices for clues. some students said that he posted pictures of guns on his instagram account. jeff, a couple other th

policy was now reduced to a simple slogan it's either me or chaos invasion of terrorists coming from abroad and the government is doing it's a drop in fighting and defending it's. it's country. syria loses all the would be chaos in the middle east a shock this is no an uprising of the present regime or a revolution that will be followed by an orderly transition to democracy. he admitted that he was no saint but said that the other side was so bad that people should support him. you know he's a master at playing that game up. efforts to portray himself as an alternative to jihadist barbarians led some critics to over. look his war crimes for example concentration camps in which an estimated seventeen thousand people are said to have been killed including women and children . islamic state took responsibility for a series of deadly attacks in paris in november twenty fifth teen the attacks sent shock waves across europe. this also seemed to confirm assad's claim that he was the lesser of two evils. also in november the u.s. stepped up its airstrikes against i as targets in eastern syri

the rules answers session were put in place to avoid chaos.of very turbulent issues, it was agreed in the late 80s that we need to have a china, china needed to have two terms, they needed to limit power and have more peaceful transitions. it seems like xi jinping, who has, for most of his term, and his predecessor has been talking about how to create stability, trying to avoid chaos and focus on building the economy, this seems like something of a shift, he is starting to focus a lot more on power and solidifying power. that is disconcerting and also a little bit scary, because now that he could theoretically be president for life, his policies might change. he is more powerful than a lame duck president who has one year left. he can pursue different policies than he could. but the point is, this is just one of his three jobs. he is actively also party general secretary, which he could be for life. and that doesn't have a term limit. and then he is also top of the military. it's only a limit on this one. he must have more hours in the days an

austerity is unleashing chaos across oui’ austerity is unleashing chaos across our country.zing our local authorities and putting jobs and the vital services they deliver, at risk. experts say northamptonshire's position is probably due to a number of factors, some particular to the county but it could indicate a wider problem. ministers and civil servants will worry that northamptonshire is a leading indicator of something that could happen more generally. we have had eight years of cuts to council budgets, a far greater impact on them sign —— fancy the nhs and welfare budget. the question is how far you can welfare budget. the question is how faryou can go welfare budget. the question is how far you can go with that policy before it begins to produce results like this. the implications for communities and northamptonshire are due to be discussed at a council meeting later this month. government inspectors have been invited to find out if the council have been conducting its finances properly. a prominent conservative mp has upped his criticism of civil servants. in orderfo

agree with all of his policy stances but he's a strong leader he's organized he's you diminish the chaos a bit in the tribal ministration much more so than it was he's someone i trust a bit more to make reasonable decisions with regards to foreign policy or military i think he's you know really made sure the president is receiving more accurate news and reports as opposed to a lot of the the fake and misleading information he was getting before hand and again he's not my favorite person he's not who i would love to have there but he's a lot better than what we've seen previously in this administration which has been it's interesting larry because we just heard a say that the white house was a do that disaster and full of chaos and now he's praising the chief of staff. i think there's a lot of still in chaos and it's getting better and who i miss is a lot of shakeout that needs to go on and weirdly made there on the opposite sides when it comes to the chief of staff if the chief of staff is being told that he has a staffer who has not one not two but three people accusing one of his close

i think this does go at least to one theory, they wanted chaos in the united states and it will be -- i'm very interested and want to know about the bank and wire fraud. you have at least five counts of aggravated identity theft, i want to learn more about those details. it's one thing to go online and pose as somebody else, i think that happens pretty frequently but it's a whole different level and it's a foreign entity or a foreign government and what were they using those four, to generate ads and chaos and put out a message that was far and wide? was a $5,000 or $5 million? i don't know yet but those of the kind of details i think will illuminate a lot of the problems that may be were injected by the russians. it seems like based on this indictment, they were set in motion a couple years before the election. >> melissa: catherine make some great points, they need their identity and they were reaching out and trying to get in contact with the trump campaign is what she saw. no idea whether the trump campaign thought it was the fake identity, or actually knew who was behind it. what

>> his ultimate goal was to create chaos. later as the intelligence community suggested, he decided he wanted to get behind donald trump's campaign. but still the goal was to create civil strife and chaos in american society. what his kind of smiling wink at all this is he's seeing that he's doing exactly that. you have people on the right and on the left creating their own narratives out of this. either donald trump is definitely guilty or he's definitely innocent, and all it does is create further chaos. so i can understand why vladimir putin is sitting back and smiling. >> to your point, a lot of people would have to agree with your point because of the fact that it seems that the russians are trying to pit american against american, including racially, blacks against whites, and everything that was going on, and antitrump and pro trump against each other, the critics of the trump administration, however, jamie have argued that president trump is not focusing on russia's interference in our election as he should be. they g

. period of farce and chaos.ackground to the book. london rules is a thriller, but the backdrop is where we have all been living. finally about this book and the others, you resist very deliberately, i think, the idea that on the last page, everything conveniently tied up. it's all over. maybe something has happened that avoids a cataclysm, but the idea that calm has been restored is not really one you're comfortable with, is its? we live in a state of ongoing tension. that can't be solved by a final chapter. so you say, be prepared to be disturbed and i think you can relax when it's over? yes. thank you very much. sunshine was more limited today, there could be a change of fortune. more breaks in the cloud could arrive in the west of the country. milder air, and a mild night tonight. through the night, that becomes lighter and more patchy. mist and hill fog in that rain. no frost by monday morning. instead we have two weather fronts getting close, most of the rain on that first one. in between those we will get

the goal was to create chaos in the u.s., they have succeeded beyond their wildest dreams. we have been following is to moments. more on this latest storm? andrump is that his resorts inside did counsel russians for trying to sway the interesting it is because there have been doubts about whether russia interfered in the election and it makes it difficult to dispute, now that there are concrete charges. he spent the weekend talking about all manner of things about the investigation. >> the facebook vice president has been weighing in. trump re-tweeted a series of posts and made the point that the main goal was not to sway the election one way or another and that is interesting because they have tried to remain neutral and not be side of this.ther theident trump retweets it raisesxecutive and some eyebrows at facebook, who would rather not be dragged into this. >> they are trying to walk the gotral line there, but re-tweeted by the president and a makes it difficult to stay out of the headlines now. >> we will further discuss the 20igration debate in about minutes from now.

if it was the goal of russia to create discord, disruption, and chaos within the u.s., then with all the of the committee hearings, investigations, and party hatred, they have succeeded beyond their wildest dreams. they are laughing their

causing chaos, political unrest in this country. the "washington examiner" byron york will join us later tonight. he is out with a great article, which is entitled "a nonalarmist reading of the mueller russia indictment." they make some key points, namely that russian started all of this in 2014. donald trump wasn't running. the focus was on damaging hillary clinton. everyone thought she was going to win. all of you in the media were laughing at the idea of donald trump running. byron york also cites, figures from the central intelligence committee, that in key battleground states of wisconsin, michigan and pennsylvania, the russians only spent $3,000 on facebook ads. the indictment is very vague about how much these russian troll spent on social media as. it only says they spent "thousands every month." that is small when you look at the combined $2.4 million that the clinton and trump campaign spent during the election. mostly clinton. it's not that much money. tonight, a facebook executive is sounding off about the brush investig

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they are not the coalition of chaos, mr speaker, they're the coalition of cavemen! but david lidington says that labour put up the age for doing all sorts of things. raised the age to buy fireworks to 18, and raised the age for using a sunbed to 18! but first, after two days of debate and 190 speakers, the eu withdrawal bill cleared its first parliamentary hurdle in the house of lords. the bill translates eu law into uk domestic law to avoid a legal black hole opening up after brexit. it's already been through the commons, so now it was down to peers to have their say, and the government could have been left in no doubt it was going to have a fight on its hands. a labour former transport secretary lord adonis proposed a rare vote to regret the bill, in effect calling for a second referendum. the interest of the public

kelly looks at porter leaving as a sign that the white house is going to descend into further chaos. from my understanding and my colleagues' reporting in "the times," yes, this was a casual offer to resign, but the situation does appear to be growing increasingly untenable for general kelly. >> i want to quickly mention hope hicks and the fact that there are reports, jay, that say the president was upset with her, the way she handled this rob porter situation. the president, show, issued this statement last night in support of her, giving it to "the new york times." "hope is absolutely fantastic, she was with the campaign from the beginning, and i could not ask for anything more." why did the president send this out? >> that's why people think john kelly is really imperilled, the different ways that trump reacted to hope hicks and john kelly. he did not issue a statement like that for john kelly but for hope hicks, he did. white house staffers are saying the president loves hope hicks but they weren't calling around saying that about john kelly. john kelly has been his most trusted

chaos in the middle east a nuclear threat in korea the trade war between russia and the west the world order is being tested on multiple fronts and without a clear by poor a system where sole superpower good what we know all be on the verge of collapse will at leaderless world balance itself and find ways to move forward was a doomed to descend into chaos and anarchy. dr matthew burroughs a cia veteran analyst and a former national in town just. welcome to the show it's really great to have you on our program so matthew the world is no longer split into like during the cold war and clearly u.s. isn't leading the world like it's tried to in the ninety's so she will be bracing ourselves for a cast in this new lateral reality chaos maybe a strong word certainly instability because i don't think we have really achieved some sort of equilibrium the u.s. is trying to find a new role for itself other powers as well so why though why it why is it so bad i mean we've had it leaderless world for many centuries before and we were find well that leaderless world had quite a few wars in it and obvi

it looks like chaos. ido first year of the donald trump white house. it looks like chaos.ome did not serve the president well. steve bannon blew up the president himself and has only himself to blame. a man who lied about his meetings with the russians? no, his actions were legal. he lied to the fbi agent. we will get to something which hangs like a very dark shadow over the whole of the donald trump presidency, that is the special counsel investigation into allegations of collusion during the election campaign between the donald trump campaign and the russians to interfere with and directly influence that election. yes, a fairy tale, a falsehood, meaningful co—ordination, conspiring, collusion with the russians, there has never been any evidence of it produced either by the house or the senate committee. you speak with such confidence. you could not possibly know. we would have read about it by now. there is an investigation. he has nothing. i guarantee it. we will wait and see. what about the indictments related to russia? he processed indictments. it was a process. . .

we have led the nation in health insurance for decades and the current chaos -- and in the current chaos, we stand firm in caring for each other. we have the lowest unemployment rate in the nation. we are strong financially. our bond rating is the highest it has ever been in our history, making it possible for us to get the most bang for our buck when we borrow money. this saves the state tens of millions of dollars, allowing us to make critical investments in our schools, housing and highways. and we have made our voice clear. hawaii will not stand for the hateful and hurtful policies of the trump white house. [ applause ] we are doing more than any other state to stand up for what is right, such as daca and the paris climate accord, and to stop what is wrong, such as the travel ban and stopping transgender members of the military from defending our flag and our freedoms. [ applause ] and yet so many of us are living payche paycheck-to-paycheck, relying heavily on our extended families to make ends meet. owning a home is out of reach for many families with housing costs rising faster th

, it just -- it was chaos. i went under a desk. we stayed there, i was laying down. four kids in my class, they got shot. two of them, i believe, passed away. i saw them on the ground after they were shot, there was blood everywhere. and it was just horrible. >> reporter: and that video that we now have all seen, you're actually -- you can see your shoes, right? >> yes. i was laying down, trying to just get as far away from the door, like, hide, as possible, and just take cover. we didn't know what was going on. kids were bleeding out everywhere and we didn't know what to do with them and finally, the cops, we hear them screaming, we had to put our hands up. they came in with assault rifles, pointing them to make sure that no one, the shooter wasn't in our class. and they directed us to line up and they said, just make a right out of this class and run as fast as you can to the street and get away. and as i was making the right turn out of the class, i saw two kids laying in the middle of the hallway dead. they

they are not the coalition of chaos, they are not the coalition of chaos, they are the coalition of cavemannister realise the lesson that we women toured his predecessor ‘s 100 years ago, when change is right it cannot be resisted for ever and this is a change whose time has come. mr speaker, i think my advice to the right honourable lady is to wean herself off the habit of watching older versions of the flintstones on the relevant cartoon channel. the situation we have with the national voting age at 18 is one that is followed by 26 out of the 27 other members of the european union, by the united states, canada, new zealand, and australia. unless she is going to denounce all of those countries as somehow inadequate to her own particular standards, then, quite honestly, mr speaker, she ought to grow up and treat this subject with a greater degree of seriousness. yes, was visited way different subject altogether. brexit. -- westminster. this is a government in crisis. an international embarrassment. the chancellor, the scottish secretary, the scottish conservatives, the home secretary have a

this time it's high winds causing the chaos.nd coming up in sportsday, seven golds awarded in pyeongchang, but the hopeful only manages to get a bronze... —— but the third female skater to complete a triple axel in games history only manages to get a bronze. good evening, and welcome to the bbc news at six. the deputy chief executive of oxfam has resigned, following allegations the charity tried to cover up the full details of a sex scandal in haiti, involving its aid workers. senior figures in the organisation, have been meeting the international development secretary, after the government threatened to cut millions of pounds of funding over the controversy. the charity has been asked to produce all its evidence relating to what happened with some aid workers after the haitian earthquake in 2010. our special correspondent lucy manning has the details. the allegations that the team knew, about prostitutes being used not just in haiti, but in chad, with nothing done. she worked in human resources in haiti for 0xfam for two and a

as the you just heard from one it really was chaos after those shots rang out. with people running not only through the halls of the building trying to get away from it but also on the outside running through bushes, trying right now identities of the deceased have not been released. jeff. >> manny, thank you very much.t you the latest on the treeming news service, cbsn after the shooting in parkland, florida. i'm jeff glor. good night. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: this is the cbs "overnight news." >>> welcome to the "overnight news." i'm don dahler. a horrific school shooting in south florida. former student who entered the marjory stoneman douglas high school around dismissal time and started shooting. mu many injured. so far no motive. manuel bojorquez begins our coverage. las to have pulled the school's fire alarm to create chaos and then began firing. those wh hiding in classrooms, even closets. while the shooting continued. [ gunfire ] >> just as the the school day was ending the shooting started. this cell phone video captured and the screams of the high school stud

austerity is unleashing chaos across our country. authorities and putting jobs and the vital services they deliver at risk. experts say northamptonshire‘s position is due to a number of factors, some particular to the county, but it could indicate a wider problem. ministers and civil servants will worry that northamptonshire is a leading indicator of something that could happen more generally. we have had eight years of cuts to council budgets, a far greater impact on them than say the nhs or welfare budget and the question is how far you can go with that policy before it begins to produce results like this? the implications for communities in northamptonshire are due to be discussed at a council meeting later in the month. government inspectors have been appointed to investigate whether the authority is managing its finances correctly. jane—frances kelly, bbc news. president trump says his decision to release a classified memo accusing the fbi of political bias has ‘totally vindicated' him in the inquiry into his alleged links with

enforcement source tells cbs news the gunman appears to have pulled the school's fire alarm to create chaos, and then began firing. those who could, ran, hiding in classrooms, even closets, while the shooting continued. ( gunfire ) >> reporter: just as the school day was ending, the shooting started. this cell phone video captured the gunfire and the screams of the high school students trapped omside their classrooms. >> reporter: the site of whose become an all-too-familiar panic of students fleeing hands raised in single file, only matched by matched by the images of armed tactical police racing into the building, looking for the gunman. from the air, emergency crews could be seen tending to the wounded, dressing their wounds. broward county sheriff scott hrael: >> we've had approximately 14 people transported to area hospitals with varying degrees of injuries. >> reporter: the sheriff says the alleged gunman was captured off campus. he was seen surrounded by police, being placed into custody. >> he was taken into custody, i believe about an hour after he left stoneman douglas, after he c

chaos in the middle east the nuclear threat in korea the trade war between russia and the west the world order is being tested on multiple fronts and without a clear by poor a system where sole superpower good what we know all be on the verge of collapse will at leaderless world balance itself and find ways to move forward was a doomed to descend into chaos and anarchy. dr matthew burris a cia veteran analyst and a former national in town just. welcome to the show it's really great to have you on our program so matthew the world is no longer split into like during the cold war and clearly u.s. isn't leading the world like try to in the ninety's so she will be bracing ourselves for a cast in this new lateral reality chaos maybe a strong word certainly instability because i don't think we have really achieved some sort of equilibrium the us is trying to find a new role for the self other powers as well so why though why it why is it so bad i mean we've had it leaderless world for many centuries before and we were find well that leaderless world had quite a few wars in it and obviously i th

complete chaos. then second thing just as important, her story shows the numbers we are seeing, and i hope they don't continue to rise, the numbers of victims, that's just one number. there are also countless emotional victims out there also going to require support from law enforcement and community. just shows us how tragic these swangss are. >> we heard on the phone 17-year-old girl thinking about all that she witnessed today go to sleep tonight. julia, if i could go to you, after violent insurance dernts like this, you do hear of some warning signs. in this case we hear of troubling disturbing posts on social media. we understand this student was disciplined from the school, possibly kicked out before. there was some warnings about him. so you might say well then why wasn't he stopped? but i imagine there are a lot of kids who might have warning along those lines who don't go this far. how do you make judgments? you are with the department of homeland security how do you recommend schools make ju

in chaos whether he's there or not. >> no doubt about that. and of course we're going to see what happens this week. it's supposed to be infrastructure week at the trump white house. i suspect it's going to be a week instead where we see john kelly thrown under the bus. that does it for us this morning. we're going to be live from washington, d.c. tomorrow morning. but stephanie ruhle picks up the coverage right now. stephanie. >> thanks so much, joe. good morning, everyone. i'm stephanie ruhle with a lot to cover today starting withstand by your man and the backlash escalating after president trump speaks about two of his former aides accused of domestic abuse. the president also standing with chief of staff john kelly for his handling of these abuse allegations. >> he has full confidence in his current chief of staff and he's not actively searching for replacements. >> an infrastructure plan, well, anticipation of one. the president set to unveil his long awaited plan to help transform the nation in just a few hours. >> to permanently fix th

times," this chaos at one of the biggest newspapers.is going on between trunk, the company that owns the newspaper, and the newsroom? >> it's actually a very unfortunate situation, brian , n which the management of that paper and the larger management at trunk, which is the publicly traded company that owns the "los angeles times" as well as owning the "chicago tribune" and "the baltimore sun" and other papers, has really, in my opinion, very poorly served that newsroom. and it's a situation in which the paper, the "l.a. times," which is the largest regional newspaper in the country, still with a staff of 400 people, has had three executive editors in a period of less than six months. and as you said, it's a place in which the publisher has been suspended without pay while charges, serious charges, allegations of sexual harassment are being investigated. so, as someone described it, it is a hot mess. and i think that's accurate. and i also think it's very difficult, a difficult situation for the journalists, some of the best journalists

it is just great to see that amidst all the chaos and change happening in the chaos and change happeningied chicken, they get upset. the uk, if you take away people's fried chicken, they get upsetm seems extraordinary if your main function is to sell fried chicken, you can't find any chicken to sell. it is quite an oversight. there was a p pa re ntly it is quite an oversight. there was apparently quite a serious element, some of the workers at kfc, which operate as a franchise, they are on zero—hours contracts, and whether they will get paid during this time when there is no chicken. they have been told to take holiday, if they wa nt been told to take holiday, if they want to. presumably a paid holiday, if kfc cares about its brand. you would hope so. do you think it would damage them reputation lay? it is hugely embarrassing. it will probably boost their brand, if they play it right and say we are open now, we are really sorry, then suddenly it has got onto all the front pages and said the british public love kfc. they did make a joke with that read, why did the chicken cross the road?