jennifer johnson has more now. >> reporter: president trump continuing his working vacation at his newsey home. and secretary of state rex tillerson met with china's foreign minster in manila praising china's new found commitment to crack down on north korea's missile and nuclear test. yesterday the u.n. security council approved severe economic sanctions against north korea stopping other countries from importing its coal, seafood and iron. a much needed victory tort trump administration. >> the greatest economic sanctions packaged ever leveraged and it'll cost them about a billion dollars, even  allies in the region like china, japanese, south korea all greg with the united states that north korea and its nuclear capabilities must be stopped. >> reporter: the white house sunday also pledged to clamp down on government leaks that it believes threaten national security. >> we're after people who are committing crimes. >> reporter: rosenstein left open the possibility that reporters could be investigated. >> the leaks right now are really bad. i've never seen it this bad. there should

nbc's jennifer johnson has more now from washington. >> reporter: president trump continuing his working vacation at his new jersey home. as secretary of state rex tillerson met with china's foreign minister in manila. praising china's newfound commitment to crack down on north korea's missile and nuclear tests. >> translator: those in favor of the draft resolution -- >> reporter: yesterday the u.n. security council approved severe economic sanctions against north korea, stopping other countries from importing its coal, seafood and iron. a much-needed victory for the trump administration. >> the greatest economic sanctions package ever levered against them will cost them about a billion dollars. even allies in the region like china, japan, south korea, all agreeing with the united states that north korea and its nuclear capabilities must be stopped. >> reporter: the white house sunday also pledged to clamp down on government leaks it believes threaten national security. >> we're after the leakers, not the journalists. >> reporter: rosenstein left open the possibility that reporters could

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jennifer, i want to start with you going to the white house. a new chief of staff, one week, secretary johnsonhat has chief of staff kelly put in place and how are things changing. >> a lot of big things, it is going well in the first few days. the big things include taming tweets, loyalty and leaks, trimming some of the walk-in culture in the oval office. fostering a feeling of inclusiveness, feel welcome in his office. as well as sense of profession professionalism. on the tweets, he's not vetting every single tweet that the president puts out but trump issued a willingness to come to general kelly to run his tweet ideas by him and kelly is not discouraging him from tweeting, it's the opposite. he has suggested some tweet ideas to drive the narrative, trump has been open to those. he has taken some of kelly's advice and ignored orbits of it. but he seems to be listen to him on that. on the staff, he called an all-staff meeting on friday in the old executive office building more than 200 staffers showed up some of the staffers told me that he explained his expectation for them. he said, liste

president, getting a call from a reporter who said tell me who was andrew johnson and why was he impeached. .. i would echo what jennifer and what brendan said, that you know, in the many years i have reported in washington, the most satisfying thing to me has been getting to know people as people and the great thing about democracy is allows greatly-flawed people to do great things. don't let flaws get in way of reporting the good news, sometimes we manage to do great things. so in the interests of the getting to know each other as people, i want to thank on behalf of the national press club journalism institute, all of our panelists here today. our audience members here today. i want to thank c-span for bringing this to a wide are audience. we hope, as we said repeatedly, that this is beginning of a much long are conversation. we would love to get more of our friend, including elected officials back to the press club for a deeper conversation that would be facilitated by carolyn's team at the national institute for civil discourse. but to do that we need to raise some money. so if you liked what you heard here today c

johnson. suit claimed that the company failed to adequately warn consumers about its potential cancer risks. she was diagnosed with cancer in twefb. she is durantly hospitalized. dr. jenniferis talking about it on good morning america. >> any tips for the american consumer when using tal com pwder you know, i think we have to remember refrenssy and dose. it kl safe when used on other parts of the body. it's not meant to go in the body via any orifice, so it should be kept away from that area. >> a johnson and johnson spokeswoman says they sympathize with ovar woman cancer patients but insists on the safety of its powder. >>> the rapid dna act is aimed at helping local law enforcement perform realtime dna testing. the bill allows the suspect's dna to be taken at the time of booking and would be processed within 90 minutes instead of what can sometimes take years. congressman swa we will says this will help agencies use a powerful tool to clear the flnt and get justice for victims. >>> caltrain wants to know how you'd liking to store your bike on the new trains. one is to stack them along the walls like it's done now or another includes parking them on racks at anning an the