amy: that is ivanka trump.our response, kevin slaten, talking about her company that is now run by her brother-in-law and sister-in-law? >> at the time, she was not responding to this, it would be extremely disingenuous if she uses that as protection -- personal protection to disassociate herself with the human rights -- serious human rights violations and labor rights violations going on in her supply chain. whether or not she is directly involved with the management, she is benefiting from the profits of this company. this company is using her name. she will benefit even more after she leaves office, whenever that happens. let's talk about the facts we do know. -- the, the company factory the center of this, according to reports produces something like 100,000 to 200,000 ivanka trump shoes for year. it is one third of her orders that come from this company every year. they have been working with them reportedly for 10 years, which means based on my experience in this field, that makes them a strategic supplie

ivanka trump, i'm not sure where she gets these high approval ratings. emed to be interesting because she had power, that she was going to be the one that controlled donald trump's twitter, that she was going to be the hostess of the white house. as sally just mentioned, by her staying mute, she's now become kind of an irrelevant person, hence, she's turned to "fox & friends" morning show and is going to play to a hard right audience and try to be a darling with that crowd. she's now just another person in the trump choir. >> in an interview with fox news, donald trump jr. seems to corroborate james comey's events in the michael flynn matter. flynn says he never told comey or even suggested for him to drop the flynn probe. here's donald trump jr., though. >> you and i have both known my father a long time. when he tells you to do something, guess what? there is no ambiguity in it. there's no, hey, i'm hoping. you and i are friends. hey, i hope this happens but you have to do your job. for this guy, a politician, to then go back and write a memo, he felt s

i want to think the work that has been done by ivanka trump and what will be talking about this week. i'll be traveling with her tomorrow for wisconsin where will be looking at excellent programs. her leadership has been invaluable. as you know by now, the president will be making an important announcement regarding apprenticeships. will be visiting the department of labor on wednesday. there are currently 6 million job openings in the united states, vacant jobs that can be filled. this is the highest number of job vacancies, ever. a business roundtable survey released last week on that 95% of executives reported problems finding qualified workers. americans want to work. american companies want to hire. this shoe is a mismatch between available jobs and prospective employee job skills. the skills gap is a challenge and some of the fastest-growing sections of the economy, healthcare and information technology. also persistent some of the most traditional sectors, currently 360,000 job vacancies in manufacturing. 200,000 job vacancies in construction. with the plans for infrastructure

ivanka trump: yes, i'm an advisor to the president. sharyl: and on father's day, the first daughter reflects on the father-in-chief. ivanka trump: so it was the first time that you had 54 muslim and arab leaders come together and highlight the problem and agree to work collectively towards a solution. so, it was a remarkable, a remarkable experience and i'm incredibly proud of my father for having been able to accomplish that. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ sharyl: welcome to "full measure." i'm sharyl attkisson. just a couple of months ago, we profiled congressman jason chaffetz, the republican chairman of the powerful house oversight committee, which was poised to dig deep on wide-ranging investigations into government mischief. a few weeks later, chaffetz abruptly resigned from congress. we asked the oversight man what changed his mind. he told me it's more a matter of what hasn't changed. i started the interview asking him ho

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you know that qualifies for me. >> let's talking about ivanka trump.o the president of the united states with an office in the west wing. how is she trying to stay out of politics? >> well, it's naivety. she's not playing the role her brothers are playing. we see her constantly on the attack mode calling democrats -- wondering whether democrats are people. calling democrat nutcases. ivanka trump does not do that. she is the classy kind of above the fray. she hasn't been political. let's remember, she wasn't even registered to be able to vote in the new york primary. this is not a political person. but it is naive to think that she is not political now, or to not see herself as political. she works in the white house, not at white castle. she is a senior adviser to the president, not just signing purses and shoes now. everything she does, even saying she's not political is viewed as political because of the role she plays. >> you say, kayleigh, you understand what she is saying as well? >> yeah, that's right. up with of the few times i think ana and i w

ivanka trump cares about the mother at home.who just lost her job at a factory. she's tired of the political games. she's tired of the ongoing russia investigation which 56% of the country thinks we should drop. it's a political game when you have diane feinstein telling wolf blit ser her evidence is rumors and newspapers. ivanka trump was saying yes politics is a means to an end. that's not the politics she's talking about. she's talking about the political games democrats want to play. >> when we come back four republican senators threatening to vote no on the health care bill. is the gop health care bill who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. doomed? >> this is cnn

our activists discovered evidence that a supplier factory for ivanka trump's brand company and many otherrights in ways that included forced overtime, wages lower than china's minimum wage, managers' verbal abuse. we appealed to president trump, ivanka trump and related brand companies to advocate and press for the release of our activists. does it surprise you that ivanka trump, who her pr people are branding her as the compassionate member of the team, to encourage compassion in her father, does it surprise you they have said nothing and the white house has said nothing? >> there's nothing that they can say actually when you think about this. you know, her father ran on the idea of bringing manufacturing back to the u.s. to make america great again. i think that they should make the trump family great again by actually bringing this manufacturing into the u.s. or at least not in a country that considers us to be an adversary and sometimes even an enemy. that even makes this worse. i can understand, you know, manufacturers going to china, but not for this family, because this has really

as ivanka trump has conducted several meetings with c.e.o.'s around the country here at the white house. and the second part to your answer is stay tuned and listen to the wednesday announcement. reporter: is there a region or group of people you're trying to focus in on with these apprenticeships? even with the president saying the unemployment rate is going well under the administration, there's still groups of people, be it region or race, gender, that still have issues when it comes to employment. is there a focus on certain groups, certain regions, certain genders? mr. acosta: you are correct. so the unemployment rate i believe is 4.3%. the broader unemployment rate, that is the u-6 rate, i believe is now at 8.4%. as we've had discussions with c.e.o.'s that are looking at these apprenticeship programs, one of the items of discussion is a way to work with communities that you typically don't see going to the stem fields and other fields. and part of that discussion has been how do you target those groups, how do you reach out? it's interes

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senator marco rubio misses the mark when he tries to embrace ivanka trump. iraqi military is reporting that so called islamic state have blown up one of the most famous landmarks in the city of mosul. the announcement came from iraqi forces who were very close to the mosque as they pushed ahead with their offensive to retake the is stronghold. an image of the past. the al—nuri mosque in most all which had stood nearly eight centuries with its famous minarets. from above, drone footage shows it's now flattened one of them old city's most famous historical sites, a shadow of its former self. u.s.—led coalition forces claim: however, is claims us aircraft destroyed the mosque. but, no matter who is telling the truth, this is a hugely symbolic moment. the mosque is where that in 2014 isis leader abu bakkar al—baghdadi made his only appearance shortly after declaring a caliphate. it comes after this exclusive fitted shop by the bbc shows coalition troops within metres of the site. a few hours ago i was there with counterterrorism forces in iraq, which is the clos

ivanka trump in the past has defended her father's treatment of women. ith boos when she explained her reasoning to a women's panel in berlin. >> he's been a tremendous champion of supporting families and enabling them to thrive in the new reality of -- >> you hear the reaction from the audience, so i need to address one more point. some attitudes towards women your father has publically displayed in former times might leave one questioning whether he is such an empower for women. what is your comment on that? >> i think the thousands of women who have worked with and for my father for decades when he was in the private sector are a testament to his belief and solid conviction in the potential of women. >> white house advisor kellyanne conway on the other hand publicly defended the president's latest tweets. >> large parts of the media are covering personal insults about the president and really denying america's women their rightful knowledge on what he's doing for them. >> the president hasn't come out with a plan. but that's decides the point right now

and the south china morning post says beijing is courting ivanka trump and her husband jared kushnerts say the likelihood of the couple being invited a head of president donald trump's trip was higher, given their influence on his foreign policy. and that brings you up foreign policy. and that brings you up to date. but babita sharma, what are some of the stories making it online? yes well we've probably all done it — gone in for a hug or a handshake, and it not be reciprocated — leaving that awkward moment. rico hizon has had quite a few of those moments. well, that's exactly what appeared to happen to senator marco rubio when he went to embrace the president's daughter ivanka trump. he was probably hoping that no one had noticed, except of course it was caught on camera, uploaded to social media and went viral. luckily, the republican senator saw the funny side. he said it was being investigated and will be resolved soon. that's right, babita — there is a wealth of awkward moments which politicians have experienced in their encounters with others. here's a small selection of them.

ivanka trump has spoken to several ceos. there's excitement in the business sector. partnership where businesses come together with educational institutions to actually focus on demand driven education, to focus education on the skills that business is demanded has worked throughout the economy. >> my question is, where do you see these apprenticeships? because most of the complaints is because it's for low-paying jobs and not the higher education jobs and it amounts to nothing more than indentured servitude. >> that's just factually wrong. if you look at the department of labor data, the average starting salary for an apprentice is $60,000 a year that's higher than a college graduate. i was in michigan at the ford facility and i met with some of the apprentices at the ford facility. and they love it. they love it -- let me finish. they love it and are excited about it. and they're being paid a very, very good wamge. you see apprenticeships in white collar positions, as well. there are a number of firms we're talking to that are looking at areas for bookkeeping and a

earlier on "fox & friends," ivanka trump discussed her father's reaction to the comey testimony. >> myather felt very vindicated and all the statements he has been making and feels incredible optimistic. >> heather: the trump administration making it clear that it wants to focus on jobs. ivanka trump joining the effort to spread that message. >> we are visiting one of the great examples of skill-based learning and education in wisconsin and we are very excited to talk about the skills and highlight the fact that there is a viable path other than a four-year college experience. really investing in vocational education, skill-based training, there are 6 million available american jobs that we are constantly hearing that they have job openings, but they don't have workers with the skills that they need to fill those jobs. so really bridging that gap and bringing experience-based education to the forefront. apprenticeship actually, that's the model. >> heather: all of this likely to come up at the white house briefing and we will bring you that live as soon begins. >> jon: the trial of mic

first daughter and assistant to the president ivanka trump working on key issues on the west wing. said something interest about her role in the west wing. it was during an interview with "fox and friends," the president's favorite morning show. >> you are an adviser to the president of the united states. what are do you advise your father on? >> i advise my father on a plethora of things. i give him on open and candid feedback. i try to stay out of politics. his political instincts are phenomenal. >> again, her title, assistant to the president of the united states in the west wing of the white house. later in the interview, ivanka trump said she would give her father a for the job he has done as president so far. that is our broadcast as we start a new week. thank you for being here with us. good night from nbc news headquarters here in new york. >>> the president's son-in-law has tonight hired one the of country's most prominent criminal defense lawyers. this prominent criminal defense lawyer will be representing jared kushner personally in the trump/russia investigation. his na

. >> coming up next, ivanka trump says she's been surprised by the viciousness directed at the trump family. maybe she wasn't paying much attention to her dad during the last campaign. >>> and coming up, maryland and d.c. suing president trump over his business empire. could they end up getting ahold of those fabled tax returns? with the travelocity customer first guarantee... your only worry... will be how to drink this monstrosity. get help with hotels, free twenty-four-hour flight changes, and our price match guarantee. travelocity.® wander wisely.™ time's up, insufficient we're on prenatal care.es. and administrative paperwork... your days of drowning people are numbered. same goes for you, budget overruns. and rising costs, wipe that smile off your face. we're coming for you, too. for those who won't rest until the world is healthier, neither will we. optum. how well gets done. >>> welcome back to "the lead." sticking with the politics lead. a three-judge panel of the ninth circuit court of appeals has largely affirmed a hawaii judge's decision against president trump's travel b

second positive is campaigning with ivanka trump. she is well-liked.he softens his edges, provides discipline to the campaign. him going out on the trail to talk about this will, not take attention completely away from the sessions hearing but certainly will divert it. it is smartest thing i've seen him do in the presidency. feels more like the campaign up until anything else has. neil: get back to what got you here. >> that's right. neil: sarah, one of the things they want to do tomorrow, look at 30 odd various workforce programs, spread across dozen federal agencies, fine tune them, whittle them down, get them to be more productive. a criticism that comes up, you always hear this, especially from liberals, i talk about angela hanks, who gave the president high marks for even attempting this trip but over at center for america progress she views it with a mixed blessing. great if we all can agree apprenticeships are good. but if you can't access child care to get there you can't develop good programs because the workforce system we have prevents them

ivanka trump says fake news, marco is an excellent hugger. that should boost your confidence. sources say rubio -- no comments but i would have hugged him anyway. getting back at everybody for making this nonsense go viral. >> mattel came out with a new line of ken dolls. people on social media are going wild over this. emily also says -- this is my favorite tweet. man's bun can come up with a soul cycle membership. $50,000 student loan debt. very far away from g.i. joe. just in time for christmas. thanks so much. let's check in with steve to see. are you checking for that bun back there? >> i don't think i would look good with one. thank you very much. good morning to both of you. coming up a big program on the heels of republican karen handel's big win. she beat john ossoff by 5 points. corey lewandowski ran the president's campaign for a while, alan dershowitz, mark stein talking about jobs and sarah huckabee sanders all life. the hug between marco rubio and ivanka trump, we get the inside story, we booked the hugger himself, marco rubio, a busy 3 hours kicks off ten minute

ivanka trump has spoke tone several ceos. there's excitement in the business sector.artnership where businesses come together with educational institutions to actually focus on demand driven education, to focus education on the skills that businesses demanding has worked in other sectors and can work throughout the economy. >> my question is where exactly do you see these apprenticeship? because most of the complaints is it is for low paying jobs and not the higher education jobs that you need and it amounts to nothing more than indentured serve tude. >> that's wrong. if you look at the department of data the the average starting salary for an apprentice is $60,000 for a year. that's higher than a college graduate. i was in michigan at the ford facility. i met with some apprentices at the ford facility. they love it. they love it. let me finish. they love t. thit. they are excited about it. they are being paid a good wage. you see apprenticeships in white collar positions as well. there are a number of firms that we're talking to that are looking at it for areas like

not ivanka trump.e house in those early weeks and months always was uncertain in how much was process will she be and how much will she be around. but ultimately for him to have stayed in that agreement would have represented -- it would have represented a real threat to the base. we need to see if this is a one offer or a trend. >> when it comes to just the focus on her, it's an adult daughter of a president in the white house deciding to take on senior adviser, deciding to have an office with her husband who's right there. i want to go back to april. she was on cbc this morning with gayle king. talking about her role and should or should she not expect much. >> i think that for me this isn't about promoting my viewpoints. i wasn't elected by the american people to be president. i think my father is going to do a tremendous job. and i want to help him do that. but i don't think that it will make me a more effective advocate to constantly articulate every issue publicly where i disagree. and that's oka

ivanka trump is well known here in china, especially after videos of her daughter singing mandarin inna. and her husband has been seen as instrumental in meetings between the president and president trump. they say they chose this factory in part because they knew that's where ivanka makes only some of her pumps. we wanted to find out if they plant to continue making products here in china given president trump's america first agenda, but they did not respond. gayle? >> thank you, ben tracy, reporting from beijing. >>> critics fear they'll scare people away from bars. ahead, why they're cracking down harder on alcohol. and carter page will join us at the table. a little bit later on, we'll find out why he wants to testify against contacts with russia. we thank you for watching. we'll be right back. what's the best way to get two servings of veggies? v8 or a fancy juice store? ready, go! hi, juice universe? one large rutabaga, with eggplant... done! that's not fair. glad i had a v8. the original way to fuel your day. if you have moderate

this was a bad week for ivanka trump. expressly said going into the white house that she thought she could have a real influence on her father's policies and views on things. this is a big one that she clearly was not able to sway his opinion on. >> i want to get your take on something else. it was one element of the president's speech yesterday that's gotten a little less attention, is when he called the attack in the philippines a terrorist attack. >> yeah! >> the timeline here is important, chris. he said this -- he said terror attack at about 3:00 yesterday. isis claimed responsibility overnight into today, and police in the philippines said today there is no truth that the incident was terror, and they lay out their case for that. so, that bit -- it's still an open question, or it still needs to be worked out, it seems -- >> yes. >> -- of where the responsibility lies, but the president, at least what i saw, he did not seem to indicate that it was an open question when he spoke yesterday. >> no, and look, there's a l

ivanka trump said her father was vindicated. >> what did you think emerged? >> my father felt wind uponicated and incredibly optimistic. >> we'll have more on that later in the show. we'll have mike huck sxhuk dr. rivera. and ben carson and a breaking news store tore about loretta lynch and james comey. and mueller's investigation turned into a witch hunt and needs to be shut down immediately. monologue. ♪ >> all right, we have been telling you something t we toldha you something how the fbi director is nothing more than a calulating partison hack that thrived in the dc swamp. we exposed relationship that he leaked to the to "the new york times," that is with robert mueller, and we will explain why this investigation is nothing more than a witch hunt that is aimed to take down the president of the united states. there is also a massive double standard that is being completely ignored here. it is something that the mainstream media won't tell you about, we will do their job. during his testimony last night, the former fbi director, comey, he revealed that pres

trump presidency. we will bring more jobs. and so the question is can ivankally step forward after months when we have heard really almost nothing about responding to the jobs problem in this country and offer some kind of work force plan. but at least from what we have heard so far, this is more of a set of discussions with ceos and others than a very robust set of policies that will get to the core of what is causing middle class americans to be so insecure and so anxious about their future. but of all the different players, she is the one within the trump orbit who many opponents and supporters hope or believe can bring the most policy seriousness to this white house. >> an interesting point to be made. errol, let me ask you this then. unemployment is pretty low. and i'm wondering the message of jobs, jobs, jobs, still resonates with those who voted for the president. clearly that is what they want to do is more focus on the employment issue and less focus on russia, right? that's right. look. there are a couple of different issues within that. there is get

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juliet: it was definitely demoralizing, especially for i vanc -- ivanka trump. she tried. she really tried. she worked hard. i think you guys reported that she tried to place opinion in the "wall street journal," with business leaders. you know how i found that out? not from her p.r. aide smbingts, from movement conservatives who remember complaining about her. trump has never really wanted to stay in this deal. the misconception i think was that he was actually going to stay in. when i spoke to people close to him for weeks he was saying he was going to get out. he told scott pruitt last week and at least one senator he was going to get out. robert: so you don't buy that he was convinced by steve ban season you think his instincts were always to get out of it? jonathan: absolutely. yes, it looks good for bannon. but i don't buy it's a bannon puppeteer move. bomani: -- robert: there were a lot of people around the world, including german chance lore angela merkel that trump might be convinced to stay in she said the times when we could completely rely on others are now to

rubio greeting ivanka trump at the capitol. >> he's going in big. >> here's the thing. it was declared awkward by many, but it literally is a snap-in, a series of snaps that went viral. >> rubio fired off a series of tweets, including, quote, new photo emerges providing more insight into alleged failed hug. faces blurred for security purposes. ivanka also got into it, tweeting fake excellent, excellent hugger. >> i think it's good that they're poking fun at the fact that somebody is trying to make more of it is than what it is. i mean, literally, i saw that face, kendis. it's just a moment. >> uh-huh. it is a moment. but her hands are not going anywhere near the hug. >> do you know how fast those frames go on a camera with the paparazzi? >> we've seen him keep his cool in the past. he's a smooth operator as sade would have said. >> oh, oh. up down, all right. >> i have no comment. i've already said enough. >>> all right, coming up, a mom having more fun at college than her daughter, and the pictures to prove it. >> this might be funny or weird to you, depending on what

shame on you ivanka trump. firing back in a written declaration i had no involvement in the conception design production or sale of the heady shoe. my involvement was strictly limited to the final signoff. and coming up at 7:00 a.m. dan abrams weighs in on what could happen next. with your "gma" first look, i'm rebecca jarvis, abc news, ♪ your body was made for better things than rheumatoid arthritis. before you and your rheumatologist move to another treatment, ask if xeljanz is right for you. xeljanz is a small pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well. xeljanz can reduce joint pain and swelling in as little as two weeks, and help stop further joint damage. xeljanz can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections, lymphoma and other cancers have happened. don't starxeljanz if you have an infection. tears in the stomach or intestines, low blood cell counts and higher liver tests and cholesterol levels have happened.

secretary of state tillerson will share keynote remarks with us following additional remarks by ivanka trump, we will honor our eight wonderful heroes and hear brief remarks from one of them. after the event concludes, i'll invite you to pick up your own copy of the report. it is an honor to be here this morning with secretary tillerson and miss trump and i thank you both. and now, ladies and gentlemen, secretary of state, rex tillerson. >> thank you so much and welcome to all of you to the stapt department for this important event and particularly i'm honored to welcome members of congress and in particular, i want to highlight the leadership of chairman corker, who's with us from the senate foreign relations committee. this morning. thank you. i think this really illustrates the dedication to combatting human trafficking and the commitment of our country that we have this joint effort underway and i want to thank ambassador coppage for her 1 16-year career devoted to this issue. i also know she doesn't do this alone and we're grateful to her staff and the many, many colleagues at our embas

ivanka trump, she is lovely. the daughter of the president of the united states.n office in the white house and hold the official role of special assistant to the president. she sat down with "fox and friends" and has this to say. >> i try to stay out of politics. i don't profess to being a political savant, so i leave politics to other people. kennedy: she is trying to stay out of politics while working for her dad in the white house. he's president of the united states. but the woes related to a leader are not just related to the president. prince harry said he wanted out of the royal family. he informed "newsweek" is there anyone in the royal family who wants to be king? i don't think so, but we'll carry out our duty at the right time. will harry and ivanka run away together and live in a land with no laws? somalia. the party panel is back, carley shimkus, and i understand what ivanka was saying. she was humble saying she deefers the other political positions to other actors in the white house. >> i was confused by that quote from ivanka trump. it's hard not to

before we go, as we mentioned ivanka trump was on fox news where she was asked if working in d.c. was harder than she thought it would be? >> there is a level of viciousness that i was not expecting. i was not expecting the intensity of this experience. some of the distractions and some of the ferocity i was blindsided by on a personal level. for me i'm trying to keep my head down, not listen to the noise. ♪ everything your family touches sticks with them. make sure the germs they bring home don't stick around. use clorox disinfecting products. because no one kills germs better than clorox. ready or not, here i come.ek.) ♪ anyone can dream. making it a reality is the hard part. northrop grumman command and control systems always let you see the complete picture. and we're looking for a few dreamers to join us. nitrites or artificial ham has preservatives.tes, now it's good for us all. like those who like... sweet. those who prefer heat. (blows a breath of air) and those who just love meat. for those in school. out of school. and old school. those who like their sandwich with pop.

>> eric: i don't think anyone saw the trump derangement syndrome coming. the interview with ivanka, she is someone to keep your on because i think if donald trump for some reason decides not to run in 2020, keep your eye on ivanka trump. i think she can be a major political player. >> eboni: her likability is higher than her father's. that's why i ask that point. on favorability and on likability of hillary clinton and donald trump were at a world-class low. that's why i'm surprised at her being surprised by the treatment. >> ethan: we have three administrations of the role of derangement syndrome. bush, obama, trump. politics is beyond a blood sport. it's the full on roman colosseum. we are wanting heads and everything else, as horribly evidenced by kathy griffin. you have to know what you are getting into at this point because we are seeing these things going on. and i hope we can find our way forward out of this and be a better country where we are not just viciously attacking over every little thing. i think ivanka has gone more than her fair share of getting attacked for what

states missed ivanka trump. [applause] >> thank you for the ball war -- will all work from warm welcome. thanks to the team today for that ugly stain and civilization that is human trafficking we're grateful for the dedication and also here with us, senator thinks you're wavering commitment to such a critical issue. [applause] it is an honor to be here today at the release of this year's trafficing persons report to recognize that remarkable work conspires action. thanks reporting as the opportunity to learn from your example. human trafficking is a pervasive human-rights issue no matter the gender or age nationality and also profoundly secret time with those challenges to identify modern slavery. even conservative estimates conclude 20 million people around the world including right here in united states are in human trafficking situation with terrible circumstances of exploitation with girls and boys that are victims of the unthinkable tragedy of child sex trafficking that demonstrates by combating crime here

this is ivanka trump's brand facing questions about inhumane working conditions. workers say they pace long hours, low pay, and verbal abuse. two former work eers and a currt employee told the associated press that a manager once hit a worker in the head with a high-heeled shoe. three undercover activists, as they describe themselves, were arrested at the factory last month. >>> meanwhile in eastern china flo floodwaters threaten it to damage a town's bridge. oh, my. >> that is the explosion. long downpours of rain caused torrential flooding was muff to exceed the maximum flood level of that dam. they had to blow the whole thing up to save the bridge. >> i thought of doing that drastic measure on the kids' toy box on occasion. kari hall, i know you have a toy box at home, too. >> not cleaning that out today. as you look at the forecast, it's going to be a great day to get outside. we start out in fremont looking at our temperature trend in the low 60s and then trending into the mid-70s with a lot of sun. we'll talk about what's ahead as we head into the long holid

look, it's ivanka trump special advisor to president donald j. every morning, just not on the couch. ainsley: what do you think of the new studio. >> it's amazing. the people, the location, the studio it's great. a pleasure to be here. brian: how often flu new york these days? >> i don't get here nearly as often as i would like. so,. brian: main difference? >> little bit busy down in washington. steve: have you been spending a lot of time in the swamp. >> very busy. i actually came up for an amazing occasion. my sister-in-law, laura, had a baby shower, which was very. steve: i saw the pictures. >> it was great. we had an amazing time. all family and just everyone came in for it and it was really sweet. i brought my daughter arabella who asked me if we were bringing theodore to have him showered. i realized baby shower is not an explanatory term. never heard it before. brian: certain things you can't google. >> where is theodore why isn't he coming? brian: 9 million people were watching in the middle of the day. we lost 33% of our productivity beca

senator marco rubio misses the mark when he tries to embrace ivanka trump.

in theaters in june. >>> so she admits being slightly biased, but ivanka trump just gave her dad an " grade for his performance as leader of the western world. the senior adviser of the president is also making headlines for what she told fox news when asked if she ever gives advice to her dad. >> i try to stay out of politics. you know, his political in stich instincts are phenomenal. he did something very few thought possible. i feel very blessed to be part of the ride from day one and before. he did something pretty remarkable but i don't profess to be a political savante. so i leave the politics to other people and really lean into the issues that i care deeply about. >> despite those comments about not being political, ivanka trump has been a leading voice in the administration on female entrepreneurship, paid parental leave and climate change. >>> that's going to do it for me. thanks so much for joining us in the newsroom. jim sciutto and "the lead" starts right now. >> "the lead" starts now. they are taking the supreme court to task. >>> health insurance could lose insurance un

well, meghan mccain tweeted this directly to ivanka trump this morning. can we pull that up? oes ivanka -- we don't have it ready, she tweeted, meghan mccain what does ivanka think about this? she put herself as a very important person in this administration, very close to the president written extensively about women, spoking an her father as a great bred f president for women, does she have a responsibility to come out on this? what should she say? >> she's in a tough spot and can't hide from this. i think there were people reluctant to support donald trump, but his daughter provided a bit of cover. people said, he raised this very, you know, successful and eloquent and composed daughter. he must have done something right and she's vouching for him. she's saying that, look, he's got this, you know -- this gruff exterior. sometimes he says things he doesn't really mean but is actually a good guy deep down. she vouched for him. it's fair to hold her accountable for a certain degree for the things he does and says. you and i know ivanka trump will try to go forward and brand he

anthony ivanka trump will always : have influence with her father.ut they were not at that meeting at the rose garden. they were celebrated a jewish holiday, that is the official line. but it was a notable absence. jane: so, too, wasn't secretary of state rex tillerson. he wasn't there, and also supported agreement. anthony: exactly. people notice of that sort of thing. people look at ivanka and jared as a moderating influence on this white house and this would be the place they would be most likely to exert moderation, and it didn't happen. donald j. trump campaigned on pulling out of the paris climate accord and he became president and he pulled out. so much for that. jane: all eyes next week will be on james comey, former fbi chief. he is going to appear before congress. what can we expect? anthony: the reports are that he will say that he was pressured by the president to back off of his investigation into former national security adviser michael flynn. there is some talk right now of the trump administration possibly invoking executive privilege