here's what donald trump tweeted this morning. when i left the conference room for short meetings with japan and other countries, i asked ivanka to hold the seat. very standard. meetings with japan and other countries, i asked ivanka to hold seat. if chelsea clinton were asked to hold the seat for her mother,

has donald trump tweeted too much? 0n losing strategy. has donald trump tweeted too much?es? yes. insulting his voters as being subhuman or not bright enough, i would suggest bright note that if the election were held today his margin of victory would be larger. do you think that sort of behaviour, very antagonistic, is it correct on an international stage? social media isa an international stage? social media is a modern—day phenomena. does he get that people outside of america also read those tweets?” get that people outside of america also read those tweets? i think it isa also read those tweets? i think it is a good question. we want citizens around the world to respect the president, but more importantly we wa nt world president, but more importantly we want world leaders to. i think president trump has done a good job building relationships with world leaders. the chinese president has taken leaders. the chinese president has ta ken unprecedented steps leaders. the chinese president has taken unprecedented steps against north korea. they take time to build those rela

donald trump tweeting, in the last few minutes, i am pleased to inform you i havejust last few minutesjust named last few minutes, i am pleased to inform you i havejust named general secretaryjohn s inform you i havejust named general secretary john s kelly inform you i havejust named general secretaryjohn s kelly as chief of white house staff. he is a great american and leader. he's done a fantastic job at homeland american and leader. he's done a fantasticjob at homeland security and has been a true store of my administration. he says, i would like to thank reince priebus for his dedication to his country, we accomplished a lot together and i am proud of him. the purge of establishment republicans from the white house is pretty much complete. it is now down tojohn kelly to try to make the trains run on time and bring a smoothness of operation to the white house that has been missing in the first six months of donald trump's administration. as well as continuing problems for donald trump on his domestic agenda, another pressing issue is north korea. the pentagon announced tonight that

donald trump tweets the scrutiny on his son isn't fair.uote, why aren't are the same standards faced on the democrats. look at what hillary clinton may have gotten away with. disgraceful. 2017, meet 2016. joining me now from washington is trump campaign advisor and here in new york former clinton campaign senior advisor. bear, it is lovely to see you, my friend. i haven't seen you in forever. let's start with you. talk to me about what was happening inside the campaign at the time. you know, sources were telling me that this was a campaign that was disorlgd, it was naive to a gree and that you were often faced with unplanned meetings with unnamed people that just popped up out of nowhere. >> yeah. well, i think -- you know, i had left the campaign in middle of may before this all took place. but, you know, at this time you had both cory and paul there. the kids were very active in the campaign. so, you know, there was chaos. >> when you say there was chaos, though, is that a fair defense for donald trump jr. getting an e-mail saying the ru

the podium and defend white house policy, but president trump has a habit of changing the message with just a tweet. today's sha ke—up reveals donald pressure, seeking a communicator who will fight for his presidency. gavin hewitt, bbc news, washington. with me is our north america correspondent rajini vaidya nathan. nice to have you decide of the pond. how much of a big deal is this? the press secretaries, and go, wejust happen to have got to know sean spicer better than others. —— come and go. sean spicer was met to just be the messenger eight he became the story, not just the be the messenger eight he became the story, notjust the story but the parody in a way, the comedy. the president trump that became a distraction. you may remember the first time sean spicer stood on the podium at the white house briefing room was a day after the inauguration. he got into a back and forth with the journalists in the room about the crowd size, before storming off. it set a frosty code between the white house press corps and the white house. —— frosty tone. this wasn't a surprise. there was talk for a while that sean spicer wouldn't be the job

this is donald trump's tweet this morning against cnn. here it is. he tweeted, you see that? that is donald trump when he was a character on tv performing on wwe. and he's retweeted a gif of himself doing that, and the tweet simply says, fraud news cnn fnn which means fox news network. what is that? >> it's insanity, it really is. obviously it's an attempt that might be successful to drum up violence against journalists which is something he's been doing right along. and by the way, this whole thing that he's a different person than he was two years ago, no, he's the same person. it's just now that's toxically combined with power and a 24/7 platform. >> donald trump has defended his sort of lack of dignity on social media. he tweets ridiculous things on social media that any other president if you put that in a statement people would think the person was losing their mind. he tweeted, my use of social media is not presidential, it's modern day presidential. he gets away with it. >> he doesn't even know what really modern media is and apparently doesn't really know how to e-mai

two year delay to find a replacement, donald trump signaled moving on to a plan similar to that before the announcement came from lee and rand donald trump tweetingfailing obamacare and work on a new healthcare plan that will start, democrats will join in, the white house said, quote, insurance markets continue to collapse, premiums rise and obamacare remains a failure. inaction is not an option. democrats did highlight the failure, senate minority leader chuck schumer tweeting the second failure of trumpcare is proof positive the core of this bill is unworkable, protect our care. back to the drawing board. i don't know if democrats will join in, mcconnell mentioned he might work on a more narrow version they could support. back to this 2015 version the cbo score was worse with 10 million more uninsured. rob: sick of talking about health care. heather: i would rather talk about healthcare than russia, just to me. donald trump meantime threatening venezuela's government warning them not to go ahead with plans to rewrite the constitution after millions voted to reject it. the president releasing a statement saying the united states will not stand b

>> on special reports the other night, we were talking about donald trump's tweets. it was charles lane of the washington post who pointed out that attacking the media is part of donald trump's agenda. is it distracting from his agenda when he tweets out attacks on cnn? it is a major part of his agenda. there many reasons why. it is almost surreal to look back on the major media themes leading up to this point. had six pluslly months of straight up hysteria on russia, based on i will admit , it does seem like maybe outgoing people did a really good job of giving the impression there is something there. some point you have to ask, is there any fire here other than you people running around with your heads on fire? is there any actual thing here? we have had washington post, cnn and a few other outlets really pushing something that is not -- who knows, maybe it will turn out. i sometimes play this game sometimes when i joke about what told be the craziest ending 2017, and mine would be that putin really did for the russians really did create a manchurian candidate years

adopted the cause and charlie's plight became an international issue when both the pope and donald trump tweetedof help. the judge said it was a pitfall of social media that people commented without knowing the facts. charlie died a week before his first birthday. his parents said they were sorry they could not save him, but would set up a foundation in his name to help other sick children. president trump has replaced his chief of staff, reince preibus, a day after the new communications director at the white house accused him of leaking information to the media. anthony scaramucci also described mr preibus as a paranoid schizophrenic. mr trump announced the change at the top of his team on social media. after he tweeted the news the president had this to say upon returning to washington. reince is a good man. john kelly will do a fantasticjob. general kelly has been a star, done an incredible job thus kelly has been a star, done an incrediblejob thus far, kelly has been a star, done an incredible job thus far, respected by everybody, a great, great american. reince priebus, a good man. thank y

a correspondent checking the galaxy tie the traditional media to relentless criticism the donald trump's tweets may have backfired. donald trump hit back at criticisms that his tweets degrade the office of the president by posting an admission saying that his use of social media indeed isn't presidential but rather modern day presidential and while the verdict out on whether that's a good thing or not it's undeniable the man understands the power of the internet trump inspires me and creates me trump uses mediums and his twitter post take the recent c.n.n. wrestling video he shared which was originally posted on reddit a popular viral news and discussion website that modern day presidential post caused an uproar in the traditional media president of the united states taking things way too far and as an incitement to violence he is going to get somebody killed in the media. might be successful to drum up violence against journalists it's kind of behavior to lead to a journalist he hurt it's no wonder that sixty percent of americans say they have little to no trust in the media and many are turni

once again, donald trump tweeting and taking the pentagon by surprise and taking the pentagon by surprise knowing how to respond. going back to the previous story about reince priebus it seems that that was done that way as well. as somebody in south korea whose job is to monitor donald trump's twitter, clearly they need to do this. just finally in this particular story, the suggestion is that because we are becoming more tolera nt of that because we are becoming more tolerant of different types of sexuality and gender identity, maybe these children will get the help and feel there is nothing wrong with them if they don't feel how society tells them. in other newspapers hands this could be, shall we say, presented in a different way and the controversy is, by talking about this are you putting the start into people's heads. are you encouraging it by talking about it? we were seeing just on camera we have had these debates about homosexuality decades ago and we have gone past that. and we have got away from the argument and talking about it and accepting it doesn't in any way promoting it

and newsnight, it's hard to keep up with donald trump's tweets that did he incite violence against the this weekend? could hejust he incite violence against the media this weekend? could he just be kidding around? what does it say about his presidency that we are asking these questions? good evening and welcome to bbc news. an enquiry into seven decades of abuse of care injersey news. an enquiry into seven decades of abuse of care in jersey says children as they may still be at risk more than 600 witnesses have given harrowing evidence of systematic and this treatment of vulnerable young people such as being sexually abused, tortured with electrical wires or simply abandoned. the independent enquiry recommends this children's home be demolished. it has also found failings in jersey's child demolished. it has also found failings injersey‘s child system even now and says the lessons of the past have not been learned. the island ofjersey, proud and independent, but according to the report, an island whose attitude to children in the care system was indefensible. chair frances oldham said

>> on special report the other night we were talking about donald trump's tweets. it was charles of the "washington post" to pointed out that attacking the media is part of donald trump's agenda. people think it is distressing when he tweets at attack unseating, like this is a major part of his agenda. there are many reasons why that would be a major part of his agenda. if you look, almost unreal to look back on the major media themes leading up to this point. we actually had plus months of straight up hysteria on russia-based on i will admit that it does seem like may be outgoing people did a really good job of giving the impression that that was something there, but at some point you kind of have to ask is there any fire here other than you people running around with their heads on fire? like is any actual thing? we had "washington post"," cnn and a few other outlets really pushing something that is not, i mean, maybe it will turn out. i play this game sometimes logic about what we do crazy ending the 2017. mine would be that putin really did like or that russians

amy: last year candidate donald trump tweeted -- your response today? again, washington, d.c., seems like a world away from me. and get ready to go to work, my focus is on being a supportive member of my team. the team i work with, the brothers and sisters in arms that i work with are there to support me. they are not concerned about whether i am transgender or cis gender, men or woman. we focus on job performance in the military. that is the only thing that matters, how will you can do your job. amy: this seems to have taken the pentagon by surprise, this tweeted announcement yesterday that affects the lives of so many thousands of people. james mattis, the defense secretary, was on vacation. times" reports he and learn of of the day before but had announced a month ago he was doing a six-month investigation to decide on the status of transgender people in the military. what is your sense of what the leadership feels about this? has it changed under the trump administration, from the highest levels to come a well, were you are on your base? >>>> when t

getting into personal fights on twitter, hey maybe stop doing any of the number of things that donald trump tweets light at night or early in the morning. >> i think if you said to him, look, you tweeted something about foreign policy about north korea about china. >> or confirming parts of the russia investigation that hadn't been confirmed by anybody in the white house. >> i think that he could say that's prop attic. everybody says to me does he take criticism in the president will hear what your thoughts are as long as you talk to him constructively about it, as long as you say to him, you know, mr. president,let me just tell you some people may consider it this way. it's open to interpretation that way. look at what you're doing here. i don't know if this is going to help us in the long run from what we want to achieve. you can have a rapport with him like that. if you come in to him and you say to him you're going to have to change, you can no locker be the donald trump of the past. it's just not going to work. >> is he sad to see scaramucci go? >> am i -- >> is zt. >> i'm sure he is. this wa

before we go on to donald trump's tweet and china's reaction to that. i want to get your response from what we're hearing from pyongyang saying that will respond with firm action if these u.s. sanctions persist. can you translate what firm action might mean from north korea? >> reporter: we don't know. i think that statement may have been written in a deliberate way to keep north korea -- keep everyone guessing what north korea's response will be. when i was in the country last month, officialing didn't seemed phased by the prospect of more sanctions. they say they've lived through heavy sanctions so many years and have continued to you their weapons program and grow their economy by 4% last year due to large part to their trade relationship with china. maybe this rhetoric is an indication that inside north korea they're starting to feel the pinch of the sanctions a little more. china hasn't purchased any coal from the country for quite some time, late last year, and that's a major resource for the regime. >>> >> going on to donald trump's tweets for ch

washington correspondent justly vogel looks at how the traditional media's relentless criticism of donald trump's tweeting has but followed to his benefit by the looks of it donald trump hit back at criticisms that his tweets degrade the office of the president by posting an admission saying that his use of social media indeed isn't presidential but rather modern day presidential and while the critics out on whether that's a good thing or not it's undeniable the man understands the power of the internet trump inspires me i'm strong creeps me trump uses mediums and his twitter posts take the recent c.n.n. wrestling video he shared which was originally posted on reddit a popular viral news and discussion website that modern day presidential post caused an uproar in the traditional media president of the united states taking things way too far and is an incitement to violence he is going to get somebody killed in the media is an attempt to might be successful to drum up violence against journalists it's kind of behavior to lead to journalist hurt it's no wonder that sixty percent of americans say they have l

if you don't like that your tax dollars are being used for donald trump's tweets too bad. if you don't like the war were in and you don't want to pay for it that's too bad. the only thing you can't fund is religious activities. there is no question thiss playground was used for purposes of encouraging young people to come to theag playground, encouraginghost: parents to join the church. it really was an outreach funded by the citizens of missouri whether they like it or not here is the thinking of chief justice john roberts. they are asserting a right to participate in a government benefit program without having to disavow its religious territory. it's not the denial of a grant but rather the refusal to allow the church solely because it's a church to compete with secular organizations. >> it's a curious way to frame it. it's not just about a playground. it's about subsidizing religion. the church, to its credit admits that the purpose of getting the playground to look better and be safer for children is because it wants to use what it calls the promotion of the christian

by it because the piece spoke to the research they have done on hillary clinton's tweet and donald trump's tweets months out from election days. they spent a lot of times analyzing both of their tweets. one of the ways that trump did was putting out a massive amount of morally charged tweets. . >> absolutely. as a result, trump had a 15% racial retweets than hillary did. they resonate with the awe audience and they get retweeted. it is a fascinating piece. go to sunday's "new york times" and you will see the article i mentioned. what is it about these morally charged tweets that trump is so good at that gets people under their skin and makes us upset and we tweet what he says. >> all of our politics is based on morality. if anybody gets up and say here is my policy and do what i say. they don't say it is evil, do it. the assumption is right and you have two opposite views of what's right. what i have called a nutrient model and one where you assume that government cares and lincoln says it is by and for the people. for the people means government cares and you have another version of that in prog

the only response we had was donald trump's tweets at this point with the confirmation, at least official confirmation it's an icbm. >> reporter: those tweets are still what stands as the white house's only response to this missile launch. north korea just launched another missile. does this guy have anything to do better with his life the president asks. hard to believe japan will put up with this much longer. perhaps china will put a heavy move on north korea and end this nonsense once and for all. the president is now back on his way, returning to the white house after spending most of the day at his golf club in virginia. it's possible we'll hear more from him on tonight when he's expected to address families here for a picnic here for the fourth of july and confronted with this again. again, over the weekend the president had been speaking to tleerds the leaders of japan and south korea. this issue has been front and center. with hans reporting i'm reminded of another tweet from the president, this from early january when he was president-elect saying it would not happen north korea

. >>> earlier today president donald trump tweeted there is no chaos at the white house. >>> we have been telling you about the trouble in d.c. with illegal atv and motorcycle riders. we're seeing video of aggressive motorcycle riders causing chaos on the beltway near upper marlboro. a woman posted this on sunday and said these riders were taking up several lanes and getting aggressive with people when they tried to pass them by and it looks like two of the bikes ran into each other here on the beltway. fake a listen. >> look at that other guy. >> he is on his back. who didn't see that coming? >> unbelievable. somebody else is taping it, too. it doesn't get any bleep. pardon my french. there are the cops now. >> i can't believe he is up walking. he is going to be >> oh, my gosh. >> they are running because they know. >> debris is scattered everywhere. we reached out to the maryland state police and we're waiting to hear back from them. >> >> a woman and two children vanished in the middle of a rain storm and police are searching for them. family members say this is out of the ordinar

and he essentially walked away from nothing. >> the degree to which we need to talk about donald trump's tweetsished donald trump that you talk about. the reality is as you know, they hold fewer press conferences than they used to and they don't take questions as regularly as they used to, so that's what we're dependent on. >> a window into his soul, isn't this the unvarnished trump, what the president really cares about. we see in australia, when the president spends any time at all taking issue with a couple of reporterings in the united states, you wonder about what his priorities are. that is a reasonable thing for someone to make a judgment on. we're all making judgments based on his actions, the judgments we can make based on the actions that we have seen is that he's spending too much of his precious time as president, four years is not a long time in a person's life. four years is not that much time to take achievements, he should be doing thing that would be of value to the united states and to the world. >> do you believe that's going to affect policy decisions made by other world lea

. >>> another twitter storm today after president donald trump tweet add video showing him beating up a man with the cnn logo across his face. this video comes from a 2007 wwe event. it's been re-edited implying he body slammed cnn. cnn fired back saying it's a sad day when the president of the united states encouraging violence against reporters. this all comes after mr. trump personally attacked the host of "morning joe" last week. some republican lawmakers are calling on the president to exercise restraint. >> it's unfortunate and people are now begging the president not to do this, and he ought to stop doing it. >> supporters and critics alike say if the president continues to distract, his agenda will suffer. the white house says the president is not distracted and focusing on getting the gop health care bill passed. >>> treason, bribery, high crimes and misdemeanors. the legal qualifications to be president. president trump not charged with any of those, but thousands marched in san francisco and cities across the nation today calling for his removal from office. and talking to

critics pounce on donald trump's announcement politico's michael crowley says the announcement came at the perfect time politically. >> donald trump, vintage donald trump making policy with tweets, catching people off guard, the kind of thing even if secretary matus would have been on board with, not how he would've liked to do it, something that is probably a winning hand for trump on the politics even if the rollout is chaotic and seat-of-the-pants. >> was this effective way of changing the subject, we are not talking about jeff sessions or the russia investigation? >> generally speaking the white house is looking to go back to issues that motivated his base in the 2016 election, culture war is a great issue, jeff sessions and obamacare, not great issues right now and maybe he doesn't feel strongly about this but won the day and that is what he wanted. >> a fox news alert, north korea could fire another ballistic missile test at any minute. the rogue nation expected to celebrate the day of victory holiday with a launch similar to one earlier this month capable of hitting the us. american officials now warning we have to stop kim jung un. >> we have to illuminate north korea.

well i think it's childishness all round really donald trump tweeted a video of himself a body slamming a figure with the c.n.n. head imprinted on it this was obviously trolling or trying to wind up c.n.n. they bit on the bait. and traced back to the person who came up with that video who created that video. and effectively silenced him effectively blackmailed him. now it's shown that he's been a fifteen year old boy and they're in trouble for it so i think it's childish of donald trump in the first place it's equally told it's of c.n.n. and it's quite funny in the case of c.n.n. because their network takes himself so seriously that they've been shown to be as childish as tom drum the point is that the the fact that this is an extremely strong reaction coming from a major network with a refutation and you know stomping their feet it's actually blackmailing an individual he's created something that was a fact affectively a comedic clip. yes well i mean in the same time it wouldn't get too much you know the family now tweeting triumphantly about that being more childish i'd say because af

try it the internet's favorite mattress at casper.com fox with all your headlines go david: donald trump tweeted about amazon that seem to be endorsing more taxes on the internet. do we really need any more on my taxes? particularly since amazon has already agreed to add sales tax on about half of the stuff itself online. by the way, as of the taping of this show, the white house hasn't clarified but do we need any more taxes on the internet. >> of course not. restaurant in new york with too much is never enough and that's true of politicians. they are never satisfied with what they have. they always want to find excuses for more taxes. for small businesses, this would be disaster. there are over 10000 taxing jurisdictions in the united states. for small businesses, this would be horrible. the advocates say we will exempt small businesses. great so you achieve success and you get tax. bad thing. leave it alone. we have too many taxes. >> it is true that amazon, on their own accord has added taxes on stuff they sell from their own warehouse, but about half the stuff they sell as third-party vendo

from air force one president donald trump tweeted his praise for the summit and his host, the germanchancellor. i'm wendy gillett for cbs news. >>> major backlash tonight and what the green day group says about performing just moments after an acrobat plummeted to his death. >>> what the family of a man say about the use of deadly force on the man. >>> a person was gored during the running of the bulls but says he is ready to give it another try. denny's new strawberries and cream pancakes are in the house. your house. with new denny's online ordering, get whatever you want, whenever you want, now wherever you want. order at dennys.com during the running of the bulls in spain. a 22-year old man is in stable condition. the other american man gored was 35-year old bill hillman from chicago. he says he took a horn to the rear-end today.. and is recovering. he told the as hours ago... >>> we have an update on to americans that gored during the running of the bulls in spain today. a 22-year-old man is in stable condition. the other man was a 35-year-old man from chicago. he says he took a

we know donald trump tweeted about him today. would you be surprised if we see jeff sessions resign? >> i would not. i think that's the last political move he has, to send the trump administration in confusion to step down as a.g. if he did, that would be chaotic in the president finding a new attorney general. >> reporter: rudy giuliani spotted on a flight to washington, d.c., today. >> this isn't the first time it's been hinted at rudy. it recently died in the news cycle and now we hear giuliani's name circulated again. i think it's a way to slight jeff sessions to say, this is who i really wanted. there's a new york thing going on here in the trump administration. anyone who understands new york politics doesn't understand trump and giuliani and all of this is about. >> former san francisco mayor willy brown wrote something in his column. quote, no what ther think about donald trump's policies, he has beaten democrats on every angle. stock market is up, unemployment is down, and trump has gotten nearly every nominee he wanted.

. >>> most people say president donald trump's tweet about two tv hosts last week went too far. that's according to a new politico morning consult poll. it shows 65% of voters say trump's tweets were unacceptable. it was conducted just hours after president trump called mika quote low iq crazy mika. and wrote that she was bleeding badly from a facelift. the poll was done before trump tweeted a video of him es cnn logo pasted on their face. that same poll shows a majority of voters support president trump's travel ban on visitors from six predominantly muslim countries. about 60% back the ban and the survey suggests the actual policy may be more popular when separated from the president. >>> ivanka trump is making a public pitch for the trump administration's paid family leave policy. the "wall street journal" published a letter from the president's daughter this week. she says the proposal is not an entitlement. it's an investment. and she says paid family leave will quote have an especially positive effect for women and will be critical in solving the persistent gender and minor

if you don't like affecting fact your tax dollars are being used for donald trump's tweets, too bad. if you do like a war we are in, that is too bad. the only thing you cannot fund in this country is religious activities. there is no question that this playground was used for the purposes of encouraging young people to come to the playground , encouraging their parents to join the church, so it really was an outreach now funded by the citizens of missouri, whether they like it or not. host: care to give our viewers -- care to give our viewers -- here to give our viewers a sense of the majority opinion, the opinion from justice roberts. guest: it is a curious way to frame it because this is not just about the playground, this is about subsidizing religion. the church admits that the purpose of getting the playground to look better and to be theoretically safer with that would be because of monster promote a christian worldview, whether students are members of the church are members of the community who have no religious background or a different religious background. i think when peop

. >> donald trump tweeted as was expected. three republicans and 48 democrats have let the country down. he said also, i said from the beginning, let obamacare implode, then deal. watch. tell me how you interpret that. >> listen, this is the president shifting his plan again based on whatever happens on the hill. we saw this, right, initially it was repeal and replace, it was wither on the vine. this president is not a policy leader of the gop. we know that. he leads by insult, and frankly his insult to colins, murckowski and john mccain tonight, are only going to make them more popular with their constituents. he is fighting a battle he will not win with these three senators. >> let me ask ron clain, what do you think the president will do about it? will he let it go? mitch mcconnell sounded very clear that for him for now this fight is over. that does not seem to be the sort of thing donald trump likes to do. >> he is not the kind of guy who takes a loss so easily. but david is right. his options are very few here. he will f

. >> president donald trump tweeted three republicans and 48 democrats let the american people down. as i said from the beginning, let obamacare implode, then deal. the most dramatic moment came when senator john mccain voted and held out a thumbs down showing his vote, surprising many republicans in the room. the bill would have removed the individual mandate on people forcing them to buy health insurance. it would have also done away with the medical device tax that both republicans and democrats criticized. in the end, the majority of senators did not see it as a way forward. and yet this is another setback for president trump trying to get a health care reform bill through the house and senate. many experts say it may be some time now before republicans bring back another bill. >> we'll see if that happens. edward, thank you. >>> meanwhile, it is the 189th day of the trump administration, and the infighting from within the white house has taken over the headlines across the country as dueling personalities take their battle into public view. with the central figure of it all, new

once donald trump tweets again, we will let you know. autria: the president is tweeting about health care and his attorney general and the fbi. he says jeff sessions is taking a weak position on hillary clinton crimes. where are emails and dnc server? and intel leakers. the problem is the acting head of the fbi and the person in charge of the hillary investigation got $700,000 from h for wife. allegedly, the president has asked advisers about the consequences of firing sessions. last week, he made it up -- he made it known he was upset sessions recused himself from the russia investigations. hispresident can fire attorney general, but it would come with backlash. we will keep you up to date with this situation as it unfolds. larry: a massive cleanup is getting started. on can't island with a long road of recovery tornado touches down. there is a little good news. it is cooler, blue skies, the rain is gone. we are hearing the echo of generators and the strong odor of pine. there are so many trees that are down. at that daye were city commu