there were also messages of support from germany's angela merkel and the belgian prime minister charles michelered a terror attack exactly a year ago. donald trump has offered the "full co—operation and support" of the united states, so let's cross to washington and our north america editorjon sopel. tell us a little more about what the white house has been saying? the president was quick to get on the phone to theresa may to express solidarity and condolences and say that america would do everything it could to bring those responsible to justice. those comments have been echoed by other political leaders in other government departments. one thing that hasn't happened is that we haven't seen the president seeking to politicise the attack in the way that he did after the brussels attack and the belgian attacks, saying how itjustified the strict measures against radical islam, as the president refers to it. but at the same time as the president was talking to theresa may, a summit was getting under way with 68 foreign leaders in the fight against so—called islamic state, britain being represente

michel was born to german and french immigrants in peoria, illinois on march 2, 1923, to anna and charles michel. hard work and respect were required. after dinner each night, it was mandatory for the household to read the bible rather than play. the young bob michel was a product of peoria public schools. he did not come from a privileged background or a family that had money. he held numerous jobs, which played a formidable role in his upgrading, -- role in his upbringing, teaching him accountability. lawns,y jobs were mowing delivering newspapers, working in a factory and a grocery store. michael graduated from purely a high school and attended one semester at bradley university before enlisting at age 19 in the u.s. army to fight in world war ii. normandy on the fourth day of the d-day invasion and fought his way across france and belgium to the battle of the bulge. he was wounded in action and was discharged after earning two bronze stars, a purple heart, and four battle stars. when we talk about the greatest generation, bob michel was a shining example. he would return to appear he after t

belgium's prime minister charles michel informing parliament that authorities were closely followingts in antwerp, where a car drove high speed through a busy shopping street in a suspected attempted attempt. police arrested the driver. >>> the senate banking committee holding a hearing on jay clayton to head the securities and exchange commission. he said the question of whether dodd/frank has been effective is on the minds of the trump administration. >> i do believe that dodd/frank should be looked at, in particular, rules that have been in place as to whether they are achieving their objectives effectively, but i have no specific plans for attacking a particular provision of dodd/frank, senator. >>> a suffocation risk has prompted the recall of more than 10,000 packages of children's water-proof bibs. the recall involves environment brands bibs with water-proof plastic backing. there have been 12 incidents of that plastic separating from the fabric. that's the "news update" this hour. back downtown to "squawk alley." carl, i'll send it back to you. >> sue, thank you very much. >>

that propelled him to such lofty heights were made a part of him by his father and mother, charles and anna michel in him values and character that developed, matured, and later were passed on to his sons and daughter just as his parents had done for him. as i got older and had a son of my own, i look back and tried to replicate what i saw. and learned what i was growing up. what did i say and learn? first, i saw a larger than life figure with a booming voice, a vivid presence, and the bearing of a leader. he was in charge. even though his work in washington meant we only saw him twice a month on weekends, he called us everyday to talk about our academic, athletics, instrument and chores and the house. we saw him even while away and we saw his commitment and influence which was constant and reassuring. second, when he was at home, we saw up close what he was made of. and that made a lasting impress performance-enhancing drugs impression on all of us. learning his life lesson was simple, just watch and listen. his lessons weren't taught so much by conversation than by simple observation. we could s

[crying] michelle: anguish tonight after two teenagers were killed in a crash in waldorf. anna-lysa gayle is live near st. charlesown center with new information about the students were getting ready to graduate. so sad, anna-lysa. anna-lysa: extremely, michelle. there are makeshift memorials on both sides of the intersection where the crash happened. monday, there will be grief counselors available at westlake high school to help students through this extremely difficult time. the photos that you saw of the two teenagers were taken recently for their last year of high school. broken traffic sign and debris scattered at the intersection of smallwood drive and saint nicholas try following a crash involving three westlake high school students. two students died at the scene, and a third student was seriously injured. they were unable to stop for traffic stop at the red light, try to avoid having an accident, and struck the utility pole. i've been a traffic investigator for a while in my career. i have not seen any a severe as this. it's a shock. >> it is gutwrenching. uties tried to comfort a heartbroken woman when

from washington david rennie of the economist, here in new york, john michel that waitt of bloomberg, and nicholas wapshott and charles kupchan. i'm pleased to have them on the program. william hague called this the most complex divorce ever in history. >> why is it that? >> well, it's incredibly complex in terms of how you divide the-- you've got two people. you've got unbelievably complicated negotiations dealing with trade. there was a piece today pointing out that 250,000 dogs and cats go across the british channel every year. trying to work out how the pet passports work. that would take several months of negotiation. you've got people, you've got trade, you've got services. you've got all these different bits, so that bit is immensely complicated. the other bit is really kind of horribly simple, very like a divorce with one side, the british saying please be reasonable. i know we've deserted you and we've run away but please be reasonable and the rest of europe probably saying not. >> what is the difference i hard and soft brexit, charles? >> i think initially the brits thought that they could get a soft brexit

tonight, teachers and students at thomas stone high school in charles county are mourning the loss of one of their own, a student 17-year-old michelle good win and four-year-old sister lay la were shot and killed by their own father before he turned the gun on himself >> the mother survived but still fighting for her life at the hospital. anjali hemphill is showing how her classmates are dealing. >> tape at the family home come down, but people who knew michelle say what happened will never leave their minds, they describe man who a an outstanding student athlete and artist >> it was devastating news to the whole thomas stone community >> the principal of thomas stone high school says junior lashell good win were on the right path in life. but days cut short. police respond. ed to the family's homes around 8:30 thursday. where they found a 36-year-old woman standing outside yelling for help, she had been shot several times. she told officers her husband and two children were inside the house. when officers entered the home they found 37-year-old carlton good win dead from a self inflicted gunshot wound in the living room with a gun

in charles county teachers and students at thomas stone high school are mourning the loss of a student. michelledwin and her sister were shot and killed by their father before he turned the gun on her mother survived. anjali hemphill has more on how her classmates are dealing with the tragic news. >> it really -- it was devastating news to the whole thomas stone community. >> reporter: the principal of thomas stone high school says junior michelle good win was on the right path in life but her days were tragically cut short. charles county police say they responded to her family home off west dell court around 8:30 thursday night where they found a 36-year-old woman standing outside yelling for help. she had been shot several times. she told officers her husband and two children were inside the house. when officers entered the home they found 37-year-old carleton goodwin dead from a self inflicted gunshot wound in the living room with a gun lying nearby. police say they then found his youngest daughter four-year-old laila's lifeless body in an upstairs bedroom. in a nearby bathroom they located

michelle, governor jerry brown got proponents of the republican party's healthcare proposal fired this up morning. governor brown was joined by former vice president joe biden, representative nancy pelosi and senator charles schumer on the stairs of the capitol building to recognize the 7-year anniversary of president obama signing of the affordable care act into law. governor brown spoke for a little more than an minute criticizing the republican plan to replace obamacare. here's just part of what he said. >> this is a dangerous bill!! it's written by people who do known the what the hell they're talking about! it is so big, so complicated, that i doubt if any member of congress on the republican side has even read it!! i know the people in trump tower have not read it! ! so mr. trump, come down from trump tower and talk to the american people!! >> doctors who were at the event called the plan disastrous and said their patients would be unable to get the care they need because of higher costs and cuts to medicaid. president trump said he is eager to reduce those costs of medicines for the competitive bidding process. the bill is set to be taken up today by a house committee for the fourth and final time

charles he was my favorite i was kidding. >> neil: i'll make a note of that. meantime, you also have the bristol county representative slamming michelle dubois. the judge is here to weigh-in. i thought i married an italian. did the ancestrydna to find out i'm only 16% italian. so i went onto ancestry, soon learned that one of our ancestors was eastern european. this is my ancestor who i didn't know about. >> neil: all right. we had the sheriff on yesterday making a big to-do in new england where you have a representative that wanted to give a heads-up to any illegals that would be in her area if there was an ice raid. the sheriff said you made any job more complicated. we have judge andrew napolitano joining us. his point was, what the heck? what is the law of the land? what you think of this? >> the law of the land is that the federal government cannot compel local law enforcement to work for the federal government. local law enforcement has taken the same oath as federal law enforcement has, which is to enforce the laws of the land. so does local law enforcements have to go out and arrest undocumented aliens? no. can it hide them? c