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. >>> president trump is goi all in on immigration, doubling down on his threats to shut downso t hernorder as soon as this week. and according to the associated press,ld he c also hire an immigration czar to oversee his policies across agencies. >> the associated press repts that mr.trump is considering either former kansas secretary oftate kris kobach or former virginia attorney general ken . cuccinel both candidates are immigration hardliners. nbc's tracie pott joins us with the latest from d.c. the focus is on immigration and healre care >> reporter: exactly. let's start with immigration and the border because it could be more immediate situation. the trump team says the president is serious about trying to shut down the rder, possibly as early as a week from now. he has threatened s to do before, but those around the white house have suggested that the tone seemso be much more serious this time. the president laterkihis week a trip to the border. there are, in fact, a record number of families and unaccompanied children trying to enter thees united st the administration has shifte

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for tomorrow, we'll be about 10 to 15 degrees cooler tomorrow morning than we are this herning.y in 40s. highs tomorrow, back to typical weather for the middle of april. in the mid 60s. here's the thomas jefferson-day forecast. near 80 today. >>> 60s but bright sunshine wednesday and thursday. a likelihood some rain showers and thunderstorms later on in the day on friday. thed, week saturday will be the prettier half. sunday looks a little cooler and showery. >> it's 6:55. here are four things to know -- attorney general william barr is expected to face questions about when he will release robert edeller's report. he is schedo testify before the house appropriations committee today. stay with nbcng waston for coverage of what he's asked and how he answers. >>> a conservative republican from virginia reportedly in the nning to become homeland security secretary kirstjen nielsen's permanentre acement. ken cuccinelli served as the state's attorney general. earlier this month his name came up as a choice for immigration czar. re on thatn the nbc washington app. >>> t todayre will be

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