josh, the dumbest effing idea from republican senator lindsey graham.we're all at this munich security conference which is like the premier diplomatic schmoozing session for world leaders, you pack 500 people in a hotel, load them up with beer and schnitzel and see what happens. and lindsey graham is trying to get the u.s. to leave syria with honors and here comes patrick shanahan, acting secretary of defense rolling in from afghanistan and iraq and he meets with congressmen and senator and they ask him, okay, are you on board and he says well, the president told me we're getting out, i think we're getting out and lindsey graham goes off. and not only lindsey graham, all of the other congressmen and this meeting becomes everybody screaming at patrick shanahan like we can't do this, you have to help us convince the president and patrick shanahan stands there, quote/unquote, like a dear in the heer in the . the meeting descends into chaos, congressmen and senators are thinking to themselves okay, well i guess this guy patrick shanah shanahan, do we want h

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usually like the ef-0 or ef-1 types that we typically get in these patterns>>> we'. we'll be watching closesly and bringing you -- closely and bringing you updates. >> thank you. >>> a missing document could mean deportation. we investigate the foreign adoption crisis. ands of residents, ainfants from foreig now face possible >>> an nbc bay area investigation has discovered tens of thousands of residents adopted as infants from foreign countries face possible deportation because they're technically not citizens. >> these people all raised in the united states now face a very uncertain future and separation from their families. k. >> reporter: this is an adoption crisis tied up in a broken u.s. immigration system. u.s. state department officials in washington estimate between 40,000 and 50,000 people or more face this deportation threat right now. one of those people now living in legal limbo contacted us when he learned he and his family were at risk of being separated all because of a missing document when he was adopted. because of this precarious legal situation,

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we've even seen tornadoes with this, an ef-1 reported this morning in mississippi. look at the warm front, at it lifts through, you change over to rain. even boston, where now you're snow, you're going to see this change to rain and we'll all dry out by tomorrow. move to the west coast, there are flood watches around the san francisco bay area, down to san diego tonight for more storms. david? >> ginger zee with us again tonight. thank you, ginger. >>> to other news now, and to the other major headline at this hour. president trump. will he take the deal? democrats and republican negotiators coming up with a plan after the presidents demands for a border wall. the president demanded $5.7 billion to build 200 miles of border wall. well, tonight, the deal proposes $1.375 billion for 55 miles, now the 200 he had hope md for. well, tonight, what the president is already saying. here's abc's chief white house correspondent jonathan karl. >> reporter: president trump today declared he doesn't like the deal struck by democrats and republicans to avoid another government sh

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. >> efe attorney general and acting fbi director told them that we suspect the president may be colludingr maybe do something with the russians. they say what is the evidence, what is it? you would think they would do that. >> how about are you out of your damn mind? that's where we think. >> and you're sitting there and discussing the top levels about the president of the nine states, and really putting his overthrow to me is just one of the historic, historic -- >> i would like to see why, tonight, i would love to be told tonight why the nsa files are not turned over, how about to the white house? the president is the victim is all of this. turn it over to him and his attorneys and put those texts from all of the nefarious, corrupt cloud that ran the fbi and the doj and let's see what happens. >> the president has the meetings coming up, the korean meeting, the chinese meeting has to get this underway. they need to shut it down as quick as i can. lou: thank you so much. >> up next, huawei concern have an invitation to germany's networks and economy. maybe they just like to take over the

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according to state news agency efe, sanchez is considering holding it on april 14th >>> have to point out that spain is one of the bright spots in the european economy, despite the political deadlock that's going on there another country we've talked about a lot, italy's ruling party has drafted a proposal that would allow it to sell gold vooevs by changing the constituti constitution the italian deputy prime minister has said the notion of selling the bank's gold to fund populist spending plans is an interesting idea now, speaking to reporters yesterday, salvini said the reserves were the property of the italian people and no one else in a tweet league economic spokesman claudo said, in part, "nobody wants to sell the ingots in fact, quite the opposite. we want to prevent oefrz frtherm having their hands on it." >> bp ceo bob dudley has told cnbc in an exclusive interview that the price of oil is within a ban that suits both producers and consumers. dan joined us with more from cairo. what more can you tell us about that interview with bob dudley >> we were fortunate enough to speak

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eft ef a million steps ahead. servicenow.ou.t yes >>> scott walker here's what we're working on debating what the market's next major move will be, jim cramer is here for the hour to help us do that. also following the chip stocks one firm jumping off the nvidia bus, wonder if it is time for you to do the same how about the tesla upgrade, do you think it can hit 450 bucks a share? we debate that on the call of the day on the half at noon. see you in less than 15 minutes. looking forward to being with jim today. >> sounds good, scott, can't wait >>> let's go to the cme group to get the santelli exchange. >> good morning, carl. wasn't long ago we looked at 2s, 3s, 5s with the yield curve in version. i was on the air that afternoon on "closing bell" exchange, and after i was off camera, e-mails and blogs and stories the next day because we all know when investors talk and eventually see inversion of the curve, all investing thoughts lead to the possibility of recession of course, that continues to be an issue today not so much b

ef several inches of rain is expected there. it is coming down in waves. good morning, thanks so much for joining us. laura garcia. >> i am marcus washington. our weather alert that's warming you the powerful storm that's packing the bay area right now with a lot of rain and gusty winds there on the way. our meteorologist kari hall has been tracking this system. >> the rain is pouring and as we look out the window in san jose, you are like what rain? yeah, we are seeing it just to the north of south bay and it is been moving over some of the same area with high winds and heavy downpours. the rest of the day, the north bay will be where we are focused and see some of the heavier rain mu moving through. we are starting to see it in oakland and san francisco. we are seeing yellow and red and indicating heavy rain and north and hayward throughout the afternoon. this will start to make its way into the tri-valley while the south bay still not seeing much of this rain moving through. this is something we'll be tracking throughout the day and it all pushes us to

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. >> reporter: in burnsville, mississippi, a second tornado was reported, and there was also an ef-0abama. in tennessee heavy rains caused flooding. one man had to be rescued from his submerged car, another died in the flood waters. nashville broke a 13 if 9-year rain -- 139-year record for most rainfall in a single month. a subway restaurant was destroyed at the base of signal mountain. interstate 40 was also closed by a rockslide, one of dozens in the area. and now the concern is blizzard conditions in the upper midwest and eastward. in new york high winds and mixed precipitation are a threat, gusts could exceed 75 miles an hour in the western part of the state. governor andrew cuomo already deploying 150 national guard members to clear debris, and tractor-trailers are already banned from some interstates. the wind is expected to knock down trees and power lines, and there are already outages from ohio to west virginia and into new york where over 20,000 are without power in erie county alone. jon? jon: jackie heinrich, thank you. pope francis vows an all-out fight against sex abus

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. >> that massive storm also spawning eight reported tornadoes saturday, including an ef-3 twister in one and injured 11. our marcus moore is there. >> reporter: this is what is left of a church sanctuary, where winds knocked down the walls and tore the roof off. >> reporter: and outside nashville this landslide instituting down interstate 64. a high wind advisory was in part of most of the day, some passengers saw some very long delays at la yardia, as long as six hours. gio benitez, new york. >> further south, kentucky and tennessee, the problem is flooding. the governors have issued emergency declarations on waterways like the red whichever and kentucky overflowed. >> even though the rain has stopped, more flooding is expected for today. good morning, ul. rorter: good okor heavyai for california for tuesday. you know what, going to wednesday, we will have the heaviest rain, flooding rain, mudslides, feet of gusting snow and the wind. for the northwest, it's about the snow that could longer. so much snow, watch out for nearly a foot in central portions of idaho. the snow spreads int

million for our training facility, and hundred $25 million for what was called aws s., which is now ef ws, emergency firefighting water supply. so that is on its way to the board of supervisors next. our ambulance deployment facility test piles have been installed, so basically they've put in test piles to determine the exact link and total amount of piles that are needed, so that is a work in progress. and then station 16, we are waiting on a couple items. one is, we are working with mda to get the paint done in the street outside of station 16, as well as signs on the street, indicating it was a fire station station five, there has not been an official update yet, but what i am understanding is that the contractor is likely to ask for an extension of seven days, but that is not yet official. as soon as we hear, we will let you know. our moose boat is still docked at the hyde street. it will be moved soon because we have many of our members who are almost complete with their training. we will be able to put it up where the rescue is. the jet dock is about 60 days out. the training div

over the last 24 hours ef and ren within reach. >>> this is the time to rekindle the bonds of love and memory that link us together as citizens, as neighbors, as patriots. you are a rude, terrible person. that's okay, i know you're not thinking. you never do. they call her pocahontas. very low iq. low iq. this is our future, our fate and our choice to make. low life, she's a lowlife. we call him 1% biden until obama took him off the trash heap, now he couldn't do anything, and now he's talking about running >> i think she's very bad for our country. i'm asking you to choose greatness, no matter the trials we face, no matter the challenges to come. that hair is getting whiter and whiter and he's getting crazier and crazier. we must go forward together. >> thank you to the brilliant people on my team to put that together. that says it all. i don't have anything to add. the person who calls for unity said all of those things. so it's do as i say, not do what i do. if the address seemed sanctimonious, considering what trump told tv anchors at a private lunch literally hours before. peter b

efs very moved. >> yes. that's what my dad told us.s that he was crying. >> because i wasn't going two go into the politics right how to but you mentioned it was during the u.n. general assembly. he did bring a number of nations and president trump's daughter and advisor to the president. and at the time, the idea of accepting the other, of welcoming strangers, foreigners, refuges, whoever they are is a major big deal and a very fraught contention in the united states. did you have any words with ivanka trump about all of this? >> she left quite quickly. but we did -- you did see -- >> i did. she was sitting behinde and to the right and i turned around and peaked at the end of the show to see her reaction. and she was clapping and she turned to nikki haley next to her and said that was wonderful. and i was like okay. you know, that's. >> we did it. >> yeah. >> nikki haley, of course the now departed u.s. ambassador to the united nations. so what inspired you to take this story? how did you even focus on this story? as i said it was sor

there's not necessarily a reason to do these tests ef year, but we have no mention of these tests if any other tests of his heart. that coronary calcium scan wasn't part of his record last year either. they only revealed that when they were questioned about that. >> >> i want to ask about that because that's crucial. i want to ask you, you were saying look, why is this taking so long? your tweet was it's been four days since the president underwent his annual physical exam and still no data has been leased. what are they hiding? six days later, what are they hiding or do you still wonder what's there? >> well, it took almost a week to release really very basic data. and what the president's physician stated in this note is that 11 specialists as he calls them, board certified, examined the president, which would be not atypical for a yearly presidential exam. yet we have no knowledge of the kinds of specialties that evaluated the president. we have no knowledge of the kinds of examinations that the president underwent last week and this is really crucial data to get a sense for the h

coming up with a new reason to delay after multiple hearings have been , will the former trump fixer ef testify? >>> the odd couple. roger stone's indictment and relationship with another key figure in the russia investigation. why does their unlikely alliance matter to mr. trump and to robert mueller? zblrn >>> and inside iran. cnn is live in tehran. iranians mark 40 years since the islamic revolution with defiance of the u.s. president and chants of death to america. does it feel like 1979 all over again? we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> we're following breaking news on the threat of another government shutdown just four days from now. this hour, president trump is on his way to el paso, texas, to rally support for his wall. to try to blame democrats for a new holdup in talks on border security. as negotiators are expected to resume talks up on capitol hill. this hour, the partisan divide over immigration remains deep. it will be on full display tonight as democ

and the north korean leader kim jong-un standing before their untry's respective flags in what was ef posed to be a very b photo opportunity to shake hand. >> it looked like a couple of reporters asked questions and the president i think i could hear him say wrehave a good tionship when asked about whether he changed plans to ask for denuclearization the president answered no. now after this quickee ng, they are supposed to have a one on one private meeting for about 20 minutes and it's not clear what they'll discuss in tha meeting and then they're supposed to have a very small dinner with some top principals to talk about their framework for nuclear negotiations coming up. >> then that's b supposed it. this is not supposed to be a long occasion. we will see photos, images video from each of these gatherings of these two men and thesp tive teams. look for the latest on those moments as they happen on"today show" at the top of the hour. 6:30 our time right now. >> o top of tha big meeting overseas, it's a big day in washington. nbc's lester ht and kristen welker eluded to what is going

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