[applause] jeanne said it so well. were our colleague in the senate but we're so delighted with the work you are doing, the most fundamental work in the country we love so much is the patriotism becomes ms. tenney up for the right to vote so thank you so much for that. [applause] i would be remiss if i didn't also recognize my husband tom who is keeping everything going at home. thank thank you, honey, for eveg you have done. [applause] but most of all i just have to thank all of you new hampshire democrats. i am so incredibly grateful for all of your efforts. over the last year with the odds against us, you all have truly made the difference. time and again, election after election, you have showed up, you organized and you have fought for our shared values, winning tough races across our state, and sending a message to washington and to concord that we will not be pulled backward. i'm fighting for our shared priorities in the senate, working to build a future where everyone who works hard has the opportunity to get a

it looked like another sister jeanne miracle was about to happen.rent story. michigan's junior from germany, mo vogner, getting his baskets. voger in orchestrating. the wolverines on to the title game looking for their first championship since 1989. >> we are really enjoying this ride. this is encredible group. i'm so happy to share it with these guys and that he deserve the world. >> reporter: for loyola chicago a dream ends but the spirit of this run will live forever. that wasn't all for heroics. villanova decimating kansas, an offensive onslaught, raining three-pointers, pouring three-pointers, 18 three-pointers in all, 95-79 the final. villanova playing for their second championship in three years. >> we're going to come back tomorrow and just be ready for monday. >> thanks to tony. >> so i had nova at least in the finals. >> you win then. i had kansas at and unc. >> does that mean i beat you? it does, right? jack, that mines beat him, right? >> there were no winners. so she said, look for one that's shaped like a dental tool with a round brush

jeanne moos cnn new york. >> pictures like that throw me. joining us. ac 360 starts now. >>> good evening, thanks for joining us today. an adult film actor was in court today with the lawyer of the president of the united states. at the hearing in new york, the judge decided whether the president, michael cohen's legal team will get to review files seized by the fbi before prosecutors do. the most stunning moment came when michael cohen

the event also included remarks from members of congress, including senators jeanne shaheen and maggie hansen. new hampshire is known for hosting the first in the nation presidential primary. this is part of c-span's road to the white house 2020 coverage. [applause] >> it is a reminder that i can see all of you. i know who is sitting and who is still talking. good evening. new hampshire democrats. welcome to the 2018 mcintyre and are dinner. [applause] two months ago today, the world was horrified by the 17 murders of the park when florida high -- parkland, florida high school. for gum stateed -- gun safety including in nashua. i would like to introduce a young person to lead us in the pledge. he organized nashua's march for our lives. he advocated for the nashua's board of education standards pilot. he is the recent recipient of the new hampshire young democrats grassroots pioneer award. please give a warm welcome to ben tolererski. [applause] >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america. and to the republic for which it stands. one nation, under god, indivisible

here is jeanne moos. >> there he was.those members of congress. >> congressman yes, congresswoman. >> his senate testimony yesterday had been cushier. the cushion was nowhere to be seen during his house committee testimony perhaps because of all the jokes, mark zuckerberg in a booster seat looks like he is about to ask the waitress for chicken fingers and an apple juice. and actually, it was orange juice. lots of oj and even more water. >> a significant increase. >> there was a significant increase in difficult questions. >> yes or no -- congresswoman. >> yes or no. i have a yes or no question. >> why should they trust you again with their likes, loves or adds. >> zuckerberger, zuckerman. >> after more than four and a 1/2 hours in the hot seat. >> you're almost done. >> the chairman teased zuckerberg. >> suppose you don't want to hang around for another round of questions. >> got teased online for looking robotic. >> can we play the audio from that clip? >> it is enough to make the face of facebook what the zuck. jeanne m

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definitely because russia has always been the one protecting the series jeanne from first of all.any kind of u.n. resolution that might hold him accountable and the second one is preventing or at least threatening against any military intervention in syria and those two elements have allowed the regime to continue to attack people with impunity and this is again if anyone is to be blamed after the syrian regime is definitely russia because of this protection that is providing us that ok i want to broaden the argument now out a little bit in terms of u.s. involvement in syria robert ford let me come back to you what is the u.s. policy on the war in syria i mean one minute trump says the troops will leave quote very soon the next minute he says oh no they're staying and trumps military commanders must be extremely frustrated at the lack of a serious policy on syria. i think it would be an understatement if i were to say that american policy on syria is not very clear what we can say with some surety some certainty is that the american priority was and still is fighting isis fighting

senator jean shaheen gives the democrat -- jeanne shaheen gives the democratic weekly address. she talks about health care law. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] trump: it is great to be with you. i want to talk about opioid addiction, which claimed hundreds of lives every day in 2016.

thank you, everybody. >> new hampshire democrats, welcome to the stage, senator jeanne shaheen. [applause] sen shaheen: thank you all, very much. hello, new hampshire democrats. are you fired up? [applause] sen shaheen: we need a little noise tonight. doneed to show jason can that we have the energy and the excitement in new hampshire. [applause] especially for me because i am originally from missouri. we have to show them. ray and amy and everyone at the democratic party for putting on tonight's event. and for turning out so many people. [applause] sen shaheen: you can clap for that. [applause] greataheen: it is really to be here with my wonderful colleagues. maggie hassan. [applause] any caster. [applause] carol that she is not here. we want her to stay in d.c. and get well. as ray said, we are the first and only all-female, all democratic delegation in america. [applause] sen shaheen: so looking at all our delegation, it's easy to forget what a watershed moment it was in 2006 when carol shea-porter and paul hose won elections in congress. of a wavehe beginning that changed ou

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here is jeanne moos. >> reporter: no, it is not president trump's running mate in 2020.y. and it was the bunny's face that stole the show. how we all feel when at real donald trump opens his mouth. the bunny looked perpetually stunned. the president's easter greeting veered off the bunny path. >> just think of $700 billion, that is all going into our military. >> reporter: actually, there was a u.s. navy commander inside the bunny suit. the trump easter bunny is traumatized read a tweet. what about expressions of affection between the president and the first lady? with stories of another type of bunny making the rounds maybe the trump has hit a rough spot. they held hands. they blew whistles together to start egg roll races and he kissed her goodbye. the first lady and other luminaries read to the kids. and before kellyanne conway read, she egged on. before the president wet his whistle, he checked. what big ears you have mr. president, all the better to ignore the president. jeanne moos, cnn. , new york. >>> thank you for joining us, "ac 360" starts now. >>> we begin to

so but the consequences of this it would depend on this magnitude if you hit the base of the city jeanne the security forces the secret police compounds that has been dealing this destruction and death and torture and killings of civilians the full of course political prisoners see any realistic options for opponents in terms of influencing the outcome of this conflict. i mean this is a bonus of been abandoned by the international community abandoned by their allies for the sake of bix that these are good even turkey which. champions of champions of defending this in the. us. thank you very much for your analysis a waste of a middle east analyst focusing on syria. united nations the russian ambassador has accused the west of aiming to overthrow the syrian regime of president assad and urged u.s. french and british leaders to refrain from military action in while the us ambassador said there should be no rush to launch military action on syria but added at one point you have to do something. to destroy its u.s.s. donald cook and u.s.s. puerto have been positioned off the syrian coast but

jeanne moos shows us the key qualification donald trump is a looking for in his cabinet. >> reporter: when the president is casting around for appointees, where does he look? >> knees are central casting. if i'm doing a movie, i'd pick you, general. >> reporter: from secretary of defense mattis to his pick of the white house doctor for veterans affairs hi, is like central casting, like a hollywood star. >> reporter: president trump looks at looks even in opposition candidates. >> i hear he is nice looking. i think i'm better looking than him. i do. >> reporter: the look. the president thought rex tillerson and mitt romney had it, but john bolton's mustache was apparently too much in his face. >> easy, fellow. >> reporter: until the president changed his mind and decide head could live wit. president trump also had a change of heart when first announced he would hire a husband-wife attorney team. then decided they had too many legal conflicts. plus the president was turned off because they looked disheveled when they came to meet with him, according to politico. he has even complained

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jeanne moos has more. >> reporter: the man president trump wants as his national security adviser muste pretty secure to step on the world stage knowing the first thing people will meet is his mustache. >> this is john bolton, by the way. mustaches don't always tell you everything you need to know about a person, but this one does. >> reporter: he must be resigned to being portrayed heading to the white house for his first briefing as yosemite sam. he is not just depicted as a loose cannon, but one with a mustache. already the president's hair has been affixed to bolton's upper lip. >> if bolton looks familiar to you, it's because maybe he has been on the cap'n crunch box for 40 years. >> if you believe the fire and fury, one of president trump's issues with bolton initially -- >> was his mustache. it was the singular focus of derision. >> reporter: steve bannon is quoted as saying bolton's mustache is a problem. trump doesn't think he looks the part. but more than a year later, the president got over it. and comedians can't get enough of it. >> ambassador bolton. >> reporter: when dan

here is jeanne moos. >> reporter: the president is taking a licking when it comes to stormy daniels.rsation. you know who isn't talking? >> he watch "60 minutes "i on sunday, mr. president. >> mr. president is waving and posing and smiling and posing with babies but whens it come to the hush agreement meant to keep stormy quiet, the president who has been hushed lately. >> reporter: stormy daniels' attorney is literally taunting, daring, provoking president trump. >> let the president take to the podium and call her a liar. >> we have a president that will tweet about the most mundane thing. >> known to mankind but he can't come out and deny the affair. you know why he won't tweet about it? because it's true. >> he knows i'm telling the truth. >> reporter: the president's only stab at a post "60 minutes" tweet was generic. so much fake news never voluminous or more inaccurate. he is leaving the spin to his spokes people. >> why haven't we heard from him. >> >> that is you up the president. >> reporter: for instance, the "people" magazine reporting who said trump pushed her up against

jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> wow.s. >> look, it is funny, however -- it's just our discussing this creates division. everything creates division. >> how does this -- this is about hand holding. how is this division? >> on the bogus level, see how you talk about everything he does in the negative. he can't do anything right for you guys. >> you actually like the hugging. >> you can't please the fringe of the partisans right now. you just can't. i don't like the bromance talk because we got to do everything we can tone courage man to be more affectionate and more positive, more loving. nothing wrong with this. >> these two are blazing the trail for everyone. >> i've never seen anything like it. i know we keep saying it. >> i thought they were going to skip out of camera when they had their hands together. >> the hand hold was impressive. >>> a selfless survivor of the las vegas massacre donating money that was raised for him to help others in need. that incredible story next. >>> also a teenage gun violent survivor retu

so again i told jeanne this, and this is the second surprise. and that is kind of rocky for a while there. i mean, how was i going to continue with this guy who just given me this demotion. but, you know, we worked it out. and if you want to know the details i wrote a book about it called "right time, right place." it is my tribute to bill, and it tells the story, and also tolls the story of why bill was so important and so important to me, and like abraham lincoln i was looking for a surrogate fathers. >> and so he was one of the intellectual father forces for you? >> oh, sure. has anyone seen "firing line." i mean, you see the clips of it on youtube and the most fun one you can google alan ginsberg on firing line and he is sitting there with some object on the l lap, and it is kind of hard to see what it is, and he asked to bill, may i sing a song to lord krishna and ginsberg, it is a harmo harmonium and it is very passionate, and he is not that good, but it is passionate. and at the end billays that is the most unhurried krishna that i have e

and so and so i was fumbling around and jeanne said why don't you do a book, what would the founders do? she even envisioned the cover. have them in some contemporary scene. a tv and a pool table. and i thought that was brilliant. of course it's the past. many things are different. but some things aren't that different. the little thing i go through is when i was in college i heard a speech on the communist spy. when he was a young man he clerked for justice oliver wendell holmes. when holmes was a captain in the army he told president lincoln, get down, you fool, when lincoln looked over a parapet. and when lincoln served his one term in congress, one of his fellow congressmen was former president john quincy adams who had heard the battle of the bunker from braintree. so from me to the battle of bunkerhill that's less than six stems. it's only four. it's a lot further. we're not that old as a country. by the same token, we still have the constitution we had in 1789. and how many governments has france gone through, so we're both a rather young country with relatively old institutio

here's jeanne moos. >> reporter: like a run away train. >> it's an absolute disgrace and i've been toldved. i say that at speeches, remember? >> reporter: the president's stream of consciousness went speeding down the track but the president was unstoppable. >> a lot of people say no, it was close, but the unemployment picture is the best its been. you keep your sanity and it works very well. but last night i did watch a liar leaker. >> reporter: the daily show described it as when grandpa's telling the same story again and you can't get him off the phone. >> the co-host even tried to collectively interject. >> actually gave the questions. >> craw, but don't worry about them. >> well, think of. >> mr. president, okay we're running out of time. >> reporter: at least no one said. >> excuse me, excuse me. excuse me. >> reporter: but maybe the host should have. >> mr. president -- >> you know, the economy is so strong. >> reporter: finally they resorted to the oldest trick in the book to get the president off the phone, telling him he's too busy to keep talking to them. >> we talked to you

double a college basketball championship sister jeanne threw out the first pitch before the chicago cubs first home game of the season sister jeanne was created out in cubs gear with her own personalized jersey to she didn't bring the cubs any luck though as they lost eight five to the pittsburgh pirates and that's all the sport for me more later so thanks peter well you have been watching al-jazeera news as i'm sick i will have another hour of news in a moment for peter myself and all of the tape but your time at your company. carcinogen. the street is quiet the signal is given. out so it's safe to walk to school last year there are more than thirty murders in this community in one month the police say this area is a red zone one of several in some townships and kept our children sometimes at court in the crossfire when rival gangs fight so parents and grandparents have started what they call a walking bust to try to take the violence i lost my. door years ago i also lost my but there are more than one hundred fifty volunteers working for several walking busses teachers say it is workin

senators james lankford and jeanne shaheen trying to free an american pastor in turkey. they are here with new developments. first, this is a fox news alert. president trump's first state dinner honoring the french president says the two leaders toasted each other, most of it focused on iran, president trump wishing for a new deal to constrain the nuclear ambitions. the white house gets ready to fight for a navy admiral, praised by barack obama, plagued by partisan concerns, claims he says he looks forward to answering. team covered tonight. kristin fisher covering the debate over a cabinet nominee, some democrats and republicans say the white house did not vet. we begin with ed henry. a day of pomp, circumstance, and some substance. >> that's right. they are wrapping of the state dinner, basically, this is an interesting occasion. it was pretty intimate. they only had about 13 tables, ten to a table, candle it. they are trying to show this friendship is pouting, and what we are releasing is the french , filling a vacuum or angela merkel, the german chancellor coming to

president donald trump has said he will slap new charis on imports of steel and alum in your brand by jeanne will mean the data transfer time starts in fourteen we bring you the stories that are shaping the economic world we live in counting the cost at this time on al-jazeera. we gained access to a group of militant anti fascists known as anti for a feeling now they don't usually like cameras around some cover their faces and others want their voices disguised in the function just stick their head out of the ground unstable to be sure on this day to march in support of the white greatness droughts cliffs and that's when people you know been are stuck together and think about it. or thrice to the adam's apple tree area really and dozens of interviews faultlines caught a glimpse behind the mask of anti for questioning activists about the controversial tactics they've used to counter a crossing of the white supremacists have found a platform with the election of donald trump but so have their adversaries you know it's still empty for as a fringe movie but the finest found center stage in the p

tim kaine and jeanne shaheen, who did vote for pompeo to be the cia director. it will be interesting to see what their questioning of him is, are they still going vote for him? looking for ways to draw him out and in a way they would be in conflict with him, to not vote for him? we'll see. somebody else to look for, dianne feinstein, who voted for mike pompeo but is getting pressure from progressives not to vote for him again. >> we saw protesters in the hearing room with signs opposing pompeo's confirmation as the next secretary of state. and, phil, you used to work at the cia, he's been the cia director for a year. this is a guy who was a member of congress from kansas, a republican, he graduated number one in his class from west point. he went to harvard law school, clearly very intelligent, he's got some serious political experience. what are you hearing from your former colleagues over there, how he did at the cia? >> i think okay. the state department is better for him. he has strong policy views. >> here is bob corker, the chairman. >> -- our committee m

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jeanne, what's happening? >> reporter: as the emeryville police department says, it appears an online gaming group located overseas wanted to see how many schools would be evacuated after receiving a threat. well, emery high here in emeryville didn't open today because of the scare. people impacted say it's a terrifying hoax. kids showed up for soccer practice at emery high tonight, but with serious concerns. >> i feel scared what happened today. >> reporter: juan doesn't go to school in emeryville but he was uneasy about going to practice because he knew the emeryville school district canceled classes on all campuses after receiving an e-mail sunday night threatening violence. his father says it's frightening. >> shooting, you know, all that kind of stuff is really scary. >> reporter: the school district in concord says districts all over california got the e-mail. most did not cancel school. police believe the threats are part of a game people are playing in europe. >> it was kind of a mass e-mailing to see

whether to confirm or reject president trump's nominee for director of the central intelligence agency jeanne aspel the controversy surrounding her connections to the post nine eleven torture program one of the darkest chapters in recent u.s. history has helped pull back that well maintained veneer of a washington d.c. filled with nothing but good honest patriotic public servants and has an exposed a city split into racked over its guilty conscience some willing to confront the guilt had on while others choose to excuse ignore and even revel in the sins of torture and abuse and write in time for this epic braley play taking place over how schools nomination is ali ahmadi you may remember him arrested after nine eleven here in the united states for alleged ties to al qaeda declared an enemy combatant by then president george w. bush and then held for thirteen straight years inside the u.s. the only he was the only non u.s. citizen detained outside of guantanamo bay eventually in two thousand and nine he pled guilty to conspiring to provide material support to al qaeda this of course is after h

the event also included remarks from members of congress, including senators jeanne shaheen and maggie hansen. new hampshire is known for hosting the first in the nation presidential primary. this is part of c-span's road to the white house 2020 coverage. [applause] >> it is a reminder that i can see all of you. i know who is sitting and who is still talking. good evening. new hampshire democrats. welcome to the 2018 mcintyre and are dinner. [applause] two months ago today, the world

senators james lankford and jeanne shaheen trying to free an american pastor in turkey. they are here with new developments. first, this is a fox news alert. president trump's first state dinner honoring the french president says the two leaders toasted each other, most of it focused on iran, president trump wishing for a new deal to constrain the nuclear ambitions. the white house gets ready to fight for a navy admiral, praised by barack obama, plagued by partisan concerns, claims he says he looks forward barack ob bipartisan concerns amid ack ob troubling allegations, he looks forward to answering. kristen fisher covering the debate over a cabinet nominee. the white house didn't that properly. we begin with chief national correspondent ed henry and some substance. >> they are wrapping up the state dinner. this is an interesting case, pretty intimate, they only had 13 tables, 10 to a table, candlelit, this friendship is butting. we are seeing french president macroin filling a vacuum with angela merkel coming to the white house. other leaders have been pretty cool to do

senators james lankford and jeanne shaheen trying to free an american pastor in turkey. they

expressing concern republican rand paul and democrat jeanne shaheen.ompeo will not get the votes he needs. >> this account strongly suggests that the president asked you -- what did president trump say to you in directing coates in that meeting? >> senator, i'm not going to talk about the conversations the president and i had. i think it's in this setting appropriate for a president to have an opportunity to talk with his senior leaders. i'll do that throughout the day. but i will tell you. the article's suggestion that he asked me to do anything improper is false. i'm happy to talk about this administration's work on russia, ha happy to talk about our work on sanctions. >> did president trump ever discuss the fbi's or responsible's russia investigation? >> i'm not going to talk about private conversations i've had with the president. >> my question is very simple. we're running very close to a d deadline on certification? is it better to pull out of an agreement with iran or is it better to stay in the agreement? yes or no? >> it's not a yes or no que

personally subscribes to christian teaching on abortion and gay marriage, this is explicitly what jeanneeen cited when she said she was opposing it. it's his absolutism, the cultural war on their side is holding. that's why the democrats are opposing him to be secretary of state. kennedy: mike pompeo should say government should get out of marriage. we don't have to have this conversation in a public setting. but there are reasons to question his bona fides when it comes to being secretary of state. >> he's been on an aggressive position that montreal and bush have held. but as far as averse civil liberties, willing to say, well, the definition of torture needs to be defined better. i think trump, barack obama and george bush have all had -- been way too easy toward torture. and in either party do you have a significant push against it. kennedy: if rand paolo poses him in the committee he's seen as a pariah. are there enough democrats who will come on board on give him the nod for the nomination? >> it's entirely possible because there are a lot of democrats who want to fight him over th

jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> at least macron will hold his hand. thanks for joining us. anderson starts now. >>> we begin tonight keeping them honest with some simple questions. if the president hires only the best people, why aren't they still on the job? why are others serving under ethical clouds. why facing so much difficulty. creating a toxic work environment, allegations being investigated by the republican controlled senate committee handling his nominations. and on top of long standing bipartisan concerns. with all of that, sources tell us he is not bowing out. not tonight at least. releasing testimonials from obama and bush. how does a president who champions extreme vetting of foreigners -- or the country's national security. how does what we have seen again and again over the last year and a half square with the promise the president made again and again during the campaign. >> we are going to make america great again. we are going to use our best people. >> i am going to get the best people. >> we are going to deliver. >> we don't want people that are b level

jeanne moos cnn new york. >> pictures like that throw me. donald trump is a tall guy and ha is bizarre. thanks for joining us. ac 360 starts now. >>> good evening, thanks for joining us today. an adult film actor was in court today with the lawyer of the president of the united states. at the hearing in new york, the judge decided whether the president, michael cohen's legal team will get to review files seized by the fbi before prosecutors do. the most stunning moment came when michael cohen forced to ideal the mystery client. and that client is shaean hanni. this did not come out willingly in court. the client had asked not to have their name revealed. the judge said that was not a good enough reason. so michael cohen's client that we know of, the president, elliott broidy, and shawn hannity of fox news. here is the way sean hannity explained it. >> i have known michael a long, long time and let me very clear to the media. michael never remitted me in any matter. i never retained him in the traditional sense as retaining a lawyer. i never

. >> jack, bobby and their sister jeanne fly from washington to be at their father's side. >> they all eed be with hi in the hospital. everybody is in a panic. >> joe might not live. >> joe's doctors don't think they can save him. but bobby refuses to let them turn off his father's life support. >> bobby, i think, partly is a matter of his catholic faith was not about to do anything that was going to end his father's life. joseph kennedy survives, but the stroke takes a terrible toll. >> it was awful because he was such a vital force. we would play with him where we'd walk on the beach or go swimming. so when he had a stroke, it was shocking. >> his face was disfigured. one side of his body was useless. the worst of all he lost the power of speech. this man who never stopped talking, who was fabulously eloquent, who could walk boo any room with anybody and command the attention of the crowd lost his voice. lost his words. lost language. >> there was always a sense that as long as joseph is at the helm, things are going to work out. joe is the architect of everything. ask. for him to be

senators jeanne shaheen and sheldon whitehouse sent a letter to the banks last week, asking for informationccounts, assets or services provided to the 96 kremlin connected oligarchs identified by the treasury department. the wall street journal says they are looking into how finance systems can be exploited by people sanctioned by the u.s. a watchdog says a team of inspectors has visited the syrian town of doma again. the town was hit earlier this month by a chemical attack. the organization of probation of chemical weapons says that the collected samples will be sent to a lab for analysis. and south korea has released video of the venue for the inter-korean summit where the south korean leader and kim jong-un are expected to meet. kim and moon will meet on friday. day, onews, 24 hours a air and on tictoc. powered by 2700 journalists and 120 countries. this is bloomberg. thursday morning in sydney where we are joined by paul allen. paul: good morning. a bidder lead from the u.s.. the dow is up a quarter of a percent. that is not been five days of declines. strong results from boeing. the na

president donald trump has said he will slap new charis on imports of steel and alum in your brand by jeanne will mean the data transfer time starts at the forty we bring you the stories that are shaping the economic world we live in counting the cost at this time on al-jazeera. you're watching al-jazeera arms the whole robin these are all top news stories a palestinian has been shot and killed by israeli forces along the border with gaza thousands of people are holding another major rally there now thirty six palestinians have been killed by israeli soldiers since the protests began nearly four weeks ago reuters news agency is reporting that two united nations vehicles have been seen close to the side of a suspected chemical attack in duma near the syrian capital inspectors tasked with determining if a chemical attack was carried out on april the seventh have been trying to gain access to the site for almost a week there have been they've been waiting for approval to enter from a u.n. security team the u.s. has accused russia of delaying the inspectors entry and tampering with the site. and

jeanne moos, cnn. , new york. >>> thank you for joining us, "ac 360" starts now. >>> we begin tonight keeping them honest with what president trump did on his easter vacation. he tweeted and it is being seen as the company he is keeping. after a weekend in mar-a-lago. he had plenty to tweet about. attacking the news media except for fox news and sinclair broadcast group. he also attacked amazon and his own justice department putting the word justice in scare quotes. he attacked democrats for not wanting any border. he attacked mexico for not enforcing their own immigration laws. and a string of tweets on daca kids. he rescinded the program protecting them. since then he promised to deal with these so-called dreamers in quote great heart. >> should be a bill of love, truly. it should be a bill of love and we can do that. >> in the three months that followed, the president has sought to tie legislation on their feet to fund the border wall. the president has been all over the map on this one. right now it seems he is in a hard line place. he began with a tweet. border patrol cannot do t