the march jobs report was hit by unseasonably winter weather, very harsh on the east coast, compared to february with unseasonably warm weather boosting numbers. let me give you details to show you what i am talking about. 103,000 inre up march. the forecast was 185,000. that was down from 326,000 in february, averaging 200,000 a month. unemployment was steady. it was supposed to drop. now basically holding steady.

it's 2:00 on the east coast, 11:00 a.m. on the west coast. i'm shepard smith on new york. with the stunning news that bill cosby has been found guilty of sexual assault. three second degree felonies. he faces a possibility of up to 30 years in prison for his crime. joining us now is jeffrey kramer, former federal prosecutor. jeffrey, your reaction? >> well, certainly a little surprised. when prosecutors rack up a case for a second time, it has been indicated, it becomes more difficult because witnesses are already on record with their prior statements, therefore, the cross examinations become more robust. however, prosecutors also learn from their mistakes. they have a chance to hear from the jurors the first time to see what works and what didn't work so they can refine their presentation. that's clearly what happened

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still in single figures on the north—east coast.tient because through the weekend things begin to turn warmer for everyone. why we had the cloud which should see sunshine. some showers around and overnight mist and fog but next week the mild air moves across the country helping temperatures widely up country helping temperatures widely up to around 20 degrees any next week. the prospect that they could get even higher. something we are keeping an eye on. that's all from the bbc news at one — so it's goodbye from me — and on bbc one we nowjoin the bbc‘s good afternoon. the latest from the bbc sport centre. england's latest goal, jack law in the diving pool. 25 points ahead of the australian competitor. law eased to victory with his six dives, qualifying in first place stop a bad year so far with injuries, but to be fair to come here my first international competition to come away with the championship title i am happy, so it following it up four years ago in glasgow as well. i am honestly over the moon and upset with my injuries but

parts of the east coast are bracing for more snow.eather center is next. plus, how is this for a rude surprise? you cannot really see it there but there is apparently an 11 foot alligator taking a dip, there it is! in one family's pool. april fools or not? we will find out how this turned out, next. one a day me'. ♪ get ready for the wild life a complete multivitamin with key nutrients, plus b vitamins for heart health. your one a day is showing. at a comfort inn with a glow taround them, so people watching will be like, "wow, maybe i'll glow too if i book direct at choicehotels.com." who glows? just say, badda book. badda boom. book now at choicehotels.com. >> is able but it feels like winter. and this week but much of the nation eastern part of the country is bracing for the possibility of more snow. adam is here to tell us what to expect. >> i am here with all of the good news. easter sunday and i'm still talking about winter weather. he saw this in the middle of the country today. this was the easter forecast. the high intensity w

keep an eye on that if you have east coast travel tomorrow things are lingering out ease. there will be flight delays and that could impact the hubs even dallas. the fog along the coast will stick around for a couple days. i will show you now the computer model, these are the current temperatures, the overnight lows will be in the 40s and even low 50s. it will be cooler tonight because of the fog. you can see the fog out there now. a lot of it is dense but it is also up high enough that it it is pushing into the east bay hills. 49 tomorrow morning in vallejo. these are the cool spots, a week ago we were seeing 32 degrees, we are seeing upper 40s and we are seeing 50s, it is warmer because of the fog. >>> the forecast hi tomorrow, this is right along the coast, that is your tomorrow forecast high. these numbers carry through the week but there will be a lot of 70s and 60s right through the bay area week with a few more clouds on thursday, that road -- that could bring us prickle or two. we need to look at the fog, there is tomorrow morning, there is tomorrow afternoon, there

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jillian: 5:00 on the east coast on wednesday. rob: i am rob schmidt. top story this morning donald trump souring to secure the border with the military until his wall is built. jillian: mexico claims it will disband a caravan of illegal immigrants marching towards the us but turns out it may be helping them instead. garrett tenney has the developments. >> reporter: donald trump told us the mexican government has intervened with that caravan of migrants but it was not to stop them altogether. mexican immigration authorities intercepted the group in southern mexico supporting several hundred people but according to the washington post and others many of the thousands still remaining migrants were granted temporary legal permits giving them 20 days to leave the country. organizers say most of the migrants plan to use 20 days to travel north to the us. >> migrants should not be abandoned because of some sweets and political hate which is a characteristic of donald trump to govern via tweet. >> reporter: donald from made securing the border a key to his cam

it goes all the way to the east coast today. let's put it in motion. new orleans all the way through mobile, dothan, alabama, atlanta. you're probably getting some of that action as well. this pushes into jacksonville, tampa, savannah, as that low moves offshore. that low will bring rain as far north probably as that richmond ocean city area before it pulls out. but notice it does not become a nor'easter so it just exits. the chance for some strong to severe storms are in this golden flashing area from wilmington to jacksonville to tallahassee this morning. we will cover this outbreak of cold air, yes, another one and all the weather in the west this morning when we come back, paula. >> that map is just a mess. we'll check in with you. >> doesn't he look good with a tan from florida? >> yes. he does it all with a smile on his face. >> there he's walking out of frame. there we go. >> thanks, sam. >>> we do want to move on now to the major political headlines of the morning and start with fears of a trade war with china that are wreaking havoc on the sto

i can tell a lot of you are not from the east coast because you sound stupid. the west coast, obviously pronounces it a little different. >> tershy-pershy dirt. and if you're from the south. >> trey trey dangalo. >> you need to put some respect on my name. goodynushita. >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> trevor: what's going on? thank you! thank you very much! welcome to "the daily show," everybody! thank you so much for tuning in! i'm trevor noah! thank you so much, everybody! thank you! tonight -- tonight -- tonight our guest is the former attorney general under barack obama, eric holder is here, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) we're going to have a really great conversation with him. but first -- but first, as many of you know, today is tax day. aka, the day when the federal government turns into rihanna, bitch better have my money! ( laughter ) but in case tax day wasn't stressful enough, this happened. >> the i.r.s. has a serious problem. it's web site has

on the east coast. east coast. china striking back this morning.g new tariffs on 128 u.s. goods following the white house move to implement strict sanctions against a limit on sale from the country. >> anyway you look at it, it is the largest deficit of any country in the history of our world. it's out of control. >> stocks kicked off the first trading day today previewing the quarter. future is looking lower this morning as we kick off a new quarter done 75 points on the dow jones industrial average. the nasdaq indicating down 40 points. the major indices fell across the board 3% on average in the mud of march. closed for a holiday, it is easter monday. spread across the board, hong kong was closed for holiday, but fractional losses elsewhere in asia overnight. a race against time in california. authorities searching a drainage ditch in los angeles after a 13-year-old boy reportedly fell into it a latest on the rescue efforts. capitol hill operation nearly 50 democrats including party chairman debbie wasserman schultzte

of scotland and the north—east coast of england it will bea north—east coast of england it will be a we could see brightness in north—east of northern ireland. temperatures despite what you can see on the charts could get up to 16 in the sunshine, especially in the south today, but feeling cold elsewhere. our maximum in aberdeen and newcastle, only seven. through the evening and overnight, a fair bit of cloud around and where the cloud remains broken, that's where we'll have the lowest temperatures but even so we're not expecting issues with frost. also showers dotted around coming in across england, wales and northern ireland at times. the temperature range, 4—9. tomorrow once again we start with all this cloud, if cloud is your bag then you're in for a treat because there's a lot around this week. further showers in england, wales and northern ireland and some breaks in the cloud, again particularly in northern and north—western scotland, including the islands. beautiful sunshine to look forward to here with temperatures in stornaway up to about 12 and we could see cloud brea ks ab

from texas to the east coast. across the country. it was a positive meeting with the focus where it should be. that is that we need markets. we need free trade, fair trade, and it's about opening up markets. how do we have a negotiation where we get more access to market? that was the focus of this discussion, including talking to the other countries besides china that were part of the tpp. how do we do more trade with each other? put pressure on china to play fair. there were a lot of good and creative ideas thrown out. again, this was about talking about all thatag does for our country. we have the highest quality food supply in the history of the world because of our farmers and ranchers and what they do every day. that benefits every single american. we have a positive balance of trade and ag. this is all about helping producers do more business, get out there, and compete. i think you can ask, not just members that are here today, but if you talk to anybody at that meeting, it was positive. it was focused on solutions. >> theeci

richard westcott joined the endeavour as it sailed down the east coast of england.ding down the east coast to explore one of the world's big environmental problems. what a stunning view, sunrise over a windfarm that we are not here for the view, it is the science done on—board vessel like the view, it is the science done on—boa rd vessel like endeavour the view, it is the science done on—board vessel like endeavour here thatis on—board vessel like endeavour here that is teaching us all about the rubbish we are jumping into the sea. so why am i holding this plastic foam? i will explain more later. paid for by public money, endeavour spends most of the year running a health check on britain's sees. this isa health check on britain's sees. this is a really interesting and different camera, what is it? this is our sediment profile imaging camera, it essentially takes a photo ofa camera, it essentially takes a photo of a slice into the seabed, so we will be looking at for example, differences in the colour spectrum down to the sediment slice, and that can tell us things

on the east coast.xpect the president of the united states and the first lady will be walking through those doors to greet the french president and his spouse for the first state dinner of this administration. president calling the french president his friend and an honor to host him for an official state visit at the white house when that happens we will show you his arrival. it will be going to that. in the meantime. groceries some of the guests that arrived earlier this evening. >> known on. [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] [i

ireland, bringing outbreaks of rain, the odd spot or rain, the odd rumble thunder offjust off the east coastales. but the sun is out towards south—east, east anglia and across estern england, so once the early showers have cleared, it is looking fine for the london marathon, for spectators at least. but probably a bit too warm for the runners, 21, 22 celsius possible. maybe a refreshing shower later. that's all tied in with our weather front, working its way eastwards. it brightens up in scotland and northern ireland eventually. some sunshine. brightening more quickly across parts of england and wales. but we could see the warmth across the south—east spark off some heavy showers later on, there could be a rumble of thunder across east anglia too. so 23 or 2a in london and norwich, 13 in belfast. we finish the day here with sunshine and showers. showers continue through the night in the northern half of the country. clearer skies developing further south. a much fresher night than we've had over the past few days, all parts of the uk temperatures dropping back down into single figures to sta

rob: 5:11 now on the east coast, the caravan has arrived.tors demanding entry, climbing the border fence as hundreds of migrants ambush this fence right here along the coast. our next guest works on the border, why brandon judge says the asylum seekers could have no case for asylum at all. carley: and miss tree, as the tree planted by president trump and french president macron missing, we may have a clue as to where it is coming up next -♪ he's got legs of lumber and arms of steel ♪ ♪ he eats a bowl of hammers at every meal ♪ ♪ he holds your house in the palm of his hand ♪ ♪ he's your home and auto man ♪ big jim, he's got you covered ♪ ♪ great big jim, there ain't no other ♪ -so, this is covered, right? -yes, ma'am. take care of it for you right now. giddyup! hi! this is jamie. we need some help. ♪ (daniel jacob) for every hour that you're idling in your car, you're sending about half a gallon of gasoline up in the air. that amounts to about 10 pounds of carbon dioxide every week (malo hutson) growth is good, but when it starts impacting ou

here on the east coast, as you both know, we're facing the fifth major storm in as many weeks. it's a double dose of winter weather. a spring storm packing bitter cold and heavy, wet snow. >> so it's mother nature's april fool's to us. >> reporter: on easter sunday, snow blowers and slick roads across the plains and great lakes. chicago had its coldest easter in easily a decade. that spring system dumping nearly a dozen inches of snow and causing more than 300 car accidents in minnesota. the storm brought black ice to parts of wisconsin and created whiteout conditions along i-80 in nebraska. >> this time of year, we're pretty much sick of it. >> reporter: the northeast bracing for another round of spring snow. this, following four nor'easters in the last month. >> i was excited for spring. i had hope. >> reporter: despite a few nice, spring-like days, it's not spring yet for much of the country. diane and kendis? >> we have the big easter egg roll in d.c. where the temperatures will be in the 40s. thank you. >> chilly one out there. >> yep. >>> and now to the other big headline

. >>> sam champion joining us now, and sam, we're tracking that storm as it moves off the east coast? >> reporter: yeah, all that bald weather in the south will be off the east coast in about two hours, tom. behind it drops down another pocket, believe it or not, or unseasonably cold air a brutal chill waiting for tomorrow morning. chick at 19, raleigh at 29. even as far south as atlanta. looking at the west, a brand new low, a big storm moving into the oregon coastline with heavy wind and rain. there's still some high wind warnings for the portland to medford area that will go all the way until about 10:00 a.m. tom? >> lshgts sam, thank you so much. >>> next, to the changes coming at the border with mexico. the first national guardsmen arriving this weekend to support president trump's new border security mission. texas with 250 troops joined by another 150 from arizona, beginning next week. with the president's plan to build the wall stalling, is this his new solution? abc's stephanie ramos on the new developments. >> reporter: tonight, national guard is taking flight, rushing to th

welcome to the party. >>> welcome back it's 5:11 on the east coast.re's a lot going on now including what looks to be a large stock selloff at the open. dow futures indicating an open down 438 points. the nasdaq 130 to the down side. the s&p 500 as well. this is on the back of the proposed tariffs that china announced about 90 minutes ago we were down 100 points on the futures. as soon as the headlines crossed on the tape, we lost another 300 points in the snap of a finger there's the exchange rate. that's primarily fixed we won't see a big move in the u.s. dollar or the renminbi. joining us now is the head of global strategy at jpmorgan asset management vincent, when we asked you to be on yesterday we did not have the level of the trade fight that we have right now i knows there not a lot of time to analyze it, with proposed tariffs going both ways, does that change the tacalculus on h you look at the markets? >> it's a tit-for-tat strategy china mentioned that it would retaliate with similar measures than proposed by the u.s i have the impression th

have changed over the past few hours. changed over the past few hours. and this is what the south—east coastou'd hardly believe it was the same area. believe it was the same area. but it's not all blue skies. it's not all blue skies. who has spent the morning in north and western parts. and western parts. here we have kept quite a bit of activity. quite a bit of activity. western parts of england, through wales as well. wales as well. over the north—western quarter of scotland. scotland. the cloud beginning to break up elsewhere. break up elsewhere. improve us to get behind the weather front. front. ahead of the weather front, things stay really very warm indeed. things stay really very warm indeed. system works its way down towards the southeastern quarter. the southeastern quarter. there and then moves away into the continent. what follows behind? not a vacuum. a vacuum. it turns into a much fresher regime. fresher regime. we pick up the story from about lipm. from about lipm. going more showery perhaps over the north west of scotland. north west of scotland. skies clear or not, your tempe

a massive and deadly storm system has marched its way to the east coast.his was the scene as a reported tornado hit greensboro, north carolina. several homes and schools damaged and at least one man was killed when a tree fell on his car. another reported tornado hit lynchburg, virginia, flipping over cars and destroying dozens of homes and businesses and thousands are also without power. that same storm system produced blizzard conditions around the great lakes. the snow was so heavy near green bay, it collapsed the roof of a motel. >>> now let's get a closer look at your monday morning forecast. >>> good morning. stormy conditions along the east coast with this low pressure system that has a history of producing tornadoes and severe thunderstorms. heavy rain in new york up towards boston with ice throughout vermont, new hampshire and maine. for the northwest snow in the upper elevations. heavy showers throughout the northwest and just unsettled in general, and they need more rain in the southwest part of the country because now we have a high fire danger

an april freeze extending from the dakotas to the east coast. well, it could actually break some records. let's take a closer look at your forecast. >> good morning. looking for drier but colder conditions with chilly wind still staying ago tiff throughout the northeast, but by thursday night going into friday, scattered snow showers across the great lakes region and covering the northeast and watch out for locally 10 inches in cincinnati, kansas city, possibly rapid city and then over to the west, thursday night going into friday we're looking for the heaviest rain throughout portions of california. very moist air pumping its way steadily for the pacific northwest making for drenching conditions throughout the i-5 corridor, and we're going to stay that way throughout the weekend throughout the northwest and more snow along the east coast. i'm accuweather meteorologist paul williams. >>> coming up, we take you inside the first so-called smart bathrooms in a u.s. airport. > police shooting. officers say they thought the man had a gun. so what was

on the east coast if you haven't been affected by this storm, you will. there's that ice storm warning near buffalo, tom, a half-inch or quarter-inch ice around the great lakes shore. watch these temperatures. right now, air time, 66 in new york. this back-door cold front drops that cold air from new england with this storm as it moves east. watch those numbers drop. tomorrow night at this time it's 40 degrees in new york, 43 in philadelphia. washington substantially colder as well. hartford -- wos -- boston, spring temperatures everybody else had friday and saturday. >> we'll take what we can get. >>> still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this saturday -- the nationwide hunt for a killer. police say this woman shot and killed her husband and is now on the run. but she didn't stop there. tonight, the chilling reason she allegedly targeted a woman in florida. >>> outrage over a viral video at a starbucks. it's what you don't see that had customers questioning cops and now the company is apologizing. >>> and terror at the gas station. a gunman stalk

all of this shoving to the east coast now.k at all the warnings, out right now from blizzard warnings to wind alerts to flood alerts, to coastal flood alerts to winter weather advisories. and yes, new england is in part of that. let's put this thing in motion. one of the biggest problems are the stronger spring storms that will die down a bit this morning but this afternoon will refire. and it will be anywhere from miami, late tonight, probably after midnight in miami, all the way up earlier in the day to savannah, charleston, raleigh. is there the possibility of wind and hail? yes. possible tornadoes? yes. there could be some of that out of this. when we co >>> hi there everyone. sunday morning. you can see sunshine here and in san francisco. temperatures are pretty mild. cloud cover invading the area with breezy winds and afternoon showers. isolated thunderstorms on track for tomorrow and then sunny and warmer by the end of the weechblgt it's a 1 on the storm impact scale today. we'll be looking at temperatures down as much

we had some heavy rain, strong gale force winds around the east coast, all of which will conspire to south—east finland we re east anglia and south—east finland were temperature struggle to get much past four degrees. there will be some strong winds as well. you can see the pressure gradient tightening ahead of this area of low pressure. high pressure still holding on across the north—west of the country. it is here that we have seen the country. it is here that we have seen the clearer skies overnight. a frost setting in, so it will be a cold start to the day. the frost is not just cold start to the day. the frost is notjust in the countryside but also wind some of our towns as well. at least that means there is plenty of sunshine across northern and western areas to start the day. further east you can see this band of rain making inroads across east anglia and south—east england. along with that, strong gale force winds around the east coast will make it feel very cold and that rain band is set in for the whole of the day. temperatures will be struggling. could be about 25— 35mm is

certainly cool near the east coast.vernight, the rain peters out. further north and west, you can see clear skies with another chilly night. into the weekend, it doesn't look too bad, particularly northern and western parts of the uk. sunshine and showers, quite cool in that northerly breeze. that wet and windy weather arriving. this is the picture to saturday. a damp start across the south—east, some spells of light rain, low cloud, mist and murk. a bit of an improvement but the best of the sunshone across the north and west with a few heavy slow—moving boundary showers. cool again for the time of year. 9—12 celsius, particuarly cool across northerna nd eastern coasts. sunday as well. dry around, variable cloud, a bit of sunshine again, a few heavy showers in the north. later in the day, the wind begins to pick up across the south—east with outbreaks of rain and those temperatures again, 9—11 celsius. chilly for late april. the wet and windy weather in the south—east associated with this area of low pressure moving nor

we have taken them to the east coast and the gulf coast, scan hurricanes when they make landfall, obviously to look at severe weather here in the central and southern lance. we have taken our radars to vancouver to scan snowfall during the olympics. we have also disassembled these radars and sent them across oceans to do a variety of different projects. we sent one of these radars to france to do a lightning and precipitation project. we also sent these to do tropical rainfall experiments. anywhere that we have funding, we will take these. they are not just locked to the ground here in the u.s. we will take them anywhere we have funding to do so. this is why our severe weather research chair is so good. radar technology was developed during the early days of world war ii. primarily in england, contributions from the united states, and the idea was to detect planes and went on to detect missiles later, but mostly to detect planes and some -- and submarines in early days. the weather was not something that they wanted, it was a problem. they were looking for point targets. after the war, it b

sent there by east coast relatives to live with family out there. he enlisted in the confederate army, pledging because he was 13 years old when he did it. nd here you get one of the many ironies of this man's life, that he was enlisting to preserve slavery. this is not a typical anarchist's profile. in fact it is not really clear how he became an anarchist. it seems to have been a kind of progression. he went to college in waco, texas, in the institution that became baylor. he was horrified by the treatment of african-americans that he saw in reconstruction texas, the violence directed against them. he became a republican, which was not necessarily a good career move in texas at that point in time. he held some minor public offices, but the failure of reconstruction, the collapse of the republican party, and that as done. now, he took a strange turn iven this genealogy. in 1872, he married. the woman he married was named lucy and she was african-american. this was a very unconventional thing in that time period. they were a deeply devoted couple, a

a band of rain working in with gale force winds across the east coast, and it's the wind and rain that the wind and rain that will notjust make it feel cold, it really will be cold. normally at this time of year we expect the sea temperatures up to about 15 across south—east england. however, underneath this persistent area of rain, so not all areas, but if you are under the rain band, temperatures hovering about four degrees, so it will be a cold one. chiefly affecting east anglia and south—east england. tightly packed isobars telling you it will be a windy day here. further north and west, clear skies, and temperatures have already dipped below freezing ina number of have already dipped below freezing in a number of spots. a cold night for sure with that frost developing in towns and cities, but the cloud keeping temperatures above towards eastern areas. we start the day cold across northern and western areas. a decent day in many areas, dry weather with sunshine, but you can see how the cloud thickens into central and southern england until we reach this persistent band of rain acro

here on the east coast five things happening on the east coast global reaction pouring in following theyria. >>> sir martin sorrell steps down following allegations of misconduct. >>> three, calls to boycott starbucks after a viral video goes of two men -- black men being arrested inside a philadelphia location. four, qualcomm expected to be repetitioned the chinese government to clear up $44 billion takeover of nxt

notice those winds around the east coast, 50—55mph, something like that, and those winds will be withn. there is the risk of some localised surface water flooding across eastern counties. temperatures really struggling. where we see the sunshine, we should see highs pushing on into at least double figures. the low pressure will be moving away into the north sea. a little ridge of high pressure for a time ahead of the next atlantic weather system. so, cloud and rain close away from eastern england. sunshine for a time for scotland, england and wales, but the next band of rain comes in quickly from the atlantic to bring some wet weather to northern ireland and as we go through tuesday afternoon, that rain will be arriving across parts of england, wales and scotland. temperatures coming up a bit, 12—14 degrees for most, but still, a little cool for the time of year. that rain will continue to push eastwards, right the way across the country through tuesday night. by wednesday, it still loiters around central and eastern england but should clear through the day followed by some sunshine b

as it states on the east coast, property tax will outstrip the level of the house payments. in essence they have a house payment of eight to $900 a month. there like anything for that $1100. they pay more in taxes than they are for house payment. that happened in california in 1977. they rolled that back because of proposition 13. you had people who cannot fold their houses but not because of the payment, but because of the constant increase in property taxes. the state took away the property taxes and you have to ask yourself how did they get so high to begin with. that's because of under funded pensions. >> states haven't lived up to their constituents. this is something that you brought up that's very interesting. will talk about high tax states. we need to take a look at each state and why. if you're looking at a dense population state like new jersey. you people making a higher income. you can see taxes because those services are needed. you need a different kind of service. i'm not justifying every tax height. every state is different and unique. and sometimes property

here on the east coast five things happening on the east coast global reaction pouring in following the airstrikes on syria. >>> sir martin sorrell steps down following allegations of misconduct. >>> three, calls to boycott starbucks after a viral video goes of two men -- black men being arrested inside a philadelphia location. four, qualcomm expected to be repetitioned the chinese government to clear up $44 billion takeover of nxt five, your results are not in. it is monday, april 16th and world exchange begins right now. >>> good morning or good afternoon and good evening from wherever in the world you may be watching thanks for joining us. i am brian sullivan. here's how the global markets are setting up the week. the stock markets indicating that the dow may rise. the early indication is that the syrian strikes were likely a one-off event. stock investors are comforted by that the ten year yield ticking up just slightly. the 2.85% inflation worries. still a likely bigger story than the sat strike for now vladimir putin is making more threats. let's get more on the political side the

here on the east coast. showdown at the border. hundreds of illegals on the verge of pouring into the country but border patrol says we are at capacity, so where do we go from here? >> directed the administration to try to fix it and if we can't fix it, he will withdraw from the deal. heather: tough talk with mike pompeo as he wraps up trip. president trump calls end to dinner over michelle wolf controversy. >> i'm not really sure to call sarah sanders, white women disappointing other women. heather: "fox & friends first" starts right now. ♪ ♪ heather: live shot of new york city on the monday morning for you, once again, thank you very much for joining us. hope you had a great weekend. i'm heather childers. it has been a very busy weekend as it has always been now. fox news alert, a showdown at the southern border, hundreds of my grants vowing to wait until their granted asylum after a month-long caravan from central america. the images really amazing, kelly wright as san diego border crossing reaches maximum capacity, kelly. kelly

>>> here on the east coast it is now saturday just after 12 midnight. our live coverage continues after a day of covering the fits and starts and turns of another day. in the trump administration and politics, our time and attention have been focussed instead this evening starting at 9:00 eastern time with the president's remarks on a u.s., french and british combined military strike. so far all of that we know of the stand off variety, that means fired from some place other than directly above the target in a place like syria but nonetheless, a kind of triple strike by three different nations on three different locations in syria. the stated goal. the mission tonight was to degrade syria's ability to deploy chemical weapons again. as we said the president in effect made the announcement. 9:00 there were early indications something could be afoot and we've heard in the last two hours from briefers in the pentagon. they were the chairman of the joint chiefs and the secretary of defense. our n bks c national security reporter is still on duty with what is

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notice that cloud across the east coast. persistent rain across east anglia and south—east inland. we could see about 25— 35 millimetres of rain and there is a risk of some localised surface water flooding across eastern counties. temperatures struggling. where we see the sunshine we should see highs generally pushing on in to at least double figures. looking at the weather charts for tuesday, our low pressure will be moving away into the north sea. another ridge of high pressure for a time ahead of the next atla ntic pressure for a time ahead of the next atlantic weather system. cloud in rain clearing away from eastern england. sunshine for a time, for scotla nd england. sunshine for a time, for scotland and england and wales. the next bit of rain comes off the atla ntic to next bit of rain comes off the atlantic to bring wet weather to northern ireland, and those who go through tuesday afternoon that ram will be arriving across western parts are being, wales and scotland. -- rain. parts are being, wales and scotland. —— rai

but it is going to be some on the east coast. cheryl: thank you come adam klotz.: the caravan of asylum seekers at the u.s. border. president trump is not happy. >> we have no choice but will close down the country because we need border security. >> will tell you what's next at the border. how would you like to see jon bon jovi this summer. let's take a look at u.s. stock index futures here on the. the dow up 80. you are watching "fbn:am." ♪ hijacking earth's geothermal energy supply. phase 1. choosing the right drill bit. as long as evil villains reveal their plans, you can count on geico saving folks money. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. jardiance is the only type 2 diabetes pill proven to both significantly reduce the chance of dying from a cardiovascular event in adults who have type 2 diabetes and heart disease... ...and lower your a1c. wow. jardiance can cause serious side effects including dehydration. this may cause you to feel dizzy, faint, or lightheaded, or weak upon standing. ketoacidosis is a serious side eff

flight path of those even shorter missiles that were not for launches though that's usually off the east coast in the direction of japan it's a sort of public health concern and public safety concern for people in japan and japan is on the same stage as south korea the u.s. in seeking a more definitive solution to the north korea issue and they will be cooperate on those points going forward stephen barr awake in seoul many thanks indeed. now to some of the other stories making news around the world u.s. and european regulators have ordered the inspection of hundreds of boeing seven three seven engines that's off to choose days accident on a southwest airlines flight when a blade from one of the engines broke off sending shrapnel ripping through the play one passenger died and the airliner make an emergency landing. a nicaragua protesters have again clashed with police the vice president says as many as ten demonstrators have been killed in the violence protests broke out after the government decided to cut pensions and raise employee contributions to social security. him for two people were k

flight path of those even shorter missiles when north korea launches though that's usually off the east coast in the direction of japan it's a sort of public health concern and public safety concern for people in japan and japan is on the same stage as south korea the u.s. in seeking a more definitive solution to the north korea issue and they will be cooperating on those points going forward stephen barr awake in seoul many thanks indeed. a team of inspectors from the global chemical weapons watchdog has been collecting as samples at the site of a suspected chemical attack in syria the group from the organization for the preservation of chemical weapons arrived in duma to determine if internationally banned substances were used on residents this month the samples will be sent to the netherlands for testing western governments known as strikes on syrian government targets off to the alleged attack the assad regime and russia deny using chemical weapons and say evidence of an attack was fabricated. not some of the other stories making news around the world around fifteen hundred guests are att

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start of the new working week, with heavy rain, some strong winds reaching gale force around the east coastel cold as well. winter coats than at the ready. this area of rain will be moving into eastern counties as we go through the night, whereas further north and west clearing skies will allow another cold night, with some patches of frost in scotland, not just in with some patches of frost in scotland, notjust in the countryside but even edinburgh could see temperatures dipping down to freezing. tomorrow the strong winds will be with us from the word go. this time yesterday i was suggesting it could be further east, and it is about 100 miles further east than we we re about 100 miles further east than we were expecting yesterday. that trend could continue. they looks likely the heaviest rain will always be across east anglia and south—east england where a lot of rain is expected during the day, some localised surface flooding, and temperatures struggling. temperatures reaching double figures. that is your latest weather for now. this is bbc news — our latest headlines. north korea's presi

on the east coast >> it's just you, brian. want to come in early to see you. >> no. >> chipotle, the burrito chain's first quarter profit and restaurant sales beat forecasts. increases in menu prices helped offset a drop in customer visits we will hear more from chipotle when brian niccol joins squawk on the street. >>> and paypal beat on q1 earnings thanks to higher mobile payments. >>> and visa is raising its full-year guidance they have seen card payments grow thanks to higher spending in the u.s. and higher oil prices >>> now let's talk ford. first quarter profits topped estimates. ford plans to step up cost cutting plans that includes dropping all but two small car models in its lineup due to decline in demand and profitabilities from trucks to banks. >>> barclays swinging to a net loss in the first quarter due to a $2 billion mortgage settlement in the u.s >>> and shell is reporting first quarter profit rose 42%, that's the highest in three years the big driver, rising oil prices and production. the company plans to buy