nbc's jennifer johnson has that story from capitol hill. >> one day after the massive march for our lives rally, a quieter washington. but the teenagers demanding stricter gun control laws remain ready for battle, vowing to vote out lawmakers who won't act. >> if we can encourage these people to take action, to be participating in our society and our politics, then that's going to encourage our voters to actually turn out. >> youth voter turnout in the 2014 midterm elections was the lowest in 40 years. but march organizers believe 2018 will be different. they are ready to fight the nra. >> the second we want to put common sense regulations on these assault weapons, the nra say they're trying to steal your fwunsnd people believe that. the majority see past this. >> some lawmakers are hopeful that it could lead to change. >> this era of fake news and the genuineness of the young people, i think it will be different. >> every citizen, as long as they are law abiding has the right to exercise their second amendment rights. >> the students also say the newly signed government spending bill all

nbc's jennifer johnson has the latest. >> reporter: the white house says president trump could change his mind after his surprise plan to raise tariffs on steel, on aluminum. >> he has made a decision at this point, 25 and 10. if he for some reason should change his mind, then it will change. >> reporter: the tariffs were brazil, south t china but cou ld korea, and mexico, where most of our steel comes from. the plan could raise prices on everything from cars to soda cans and even republicans say cost u.s. jobs. >> china's your problem, mr. president. taxing european car imports hurts bmw because they can do the same thing to us. bmw makes more cars in south carolina than any plant in the entire bmw family. >> reporter: european allies are threatening to retaliate and slap new tariffs on our products like bourbon and blue jeans. but in a feet the president warns if the eu wants to increase their already massive tariffs and barriers on u.s. companies we will simply apply a tax on their cars which freely pour into the u.s. as for gop criticism? >> donald trump ran against 16 republicans

nbc's jennifer johnson has that story from capitol hill. >> reporter: one day after the massive march for our lives rally, a quieter washington. but the teenagers demanding stricter gun control laws remain ready for battle, vowing to go to the polls and vote out lawmakers who won't act. >> if we can encourage these people to take action, to be participating in our society, in our politics, then that's going to encourage our voters to actually turn out. >> you, the voter turnout in the 2014 midterm elections was the lowest in 40 years. but march organizers believe 2018 will be different, and they are ready to fight the nra. >> the second we put commons regulations on the assault weapons, the nra will say they're trying to steal all your guns. some people believe them. >> lawmakers are hopeful the youth movement could lead to change. >> to see the genuineness of the young people. this time it will be different. >> many republicans are more reluctant. >> every citizen, as long as they are law-abiding has the right to exercise their second amendment rights. >> the newly signed government

jennifer johnson has our story from washington. >> reporter: president trump firing off tweet after tweet about the russia investigation, railing against special counsel robert mueller asking why does the mueller team have 13 hardened democrats, some big crooked hillary supporters and zero republicans? republicans are now warning the president not to fire the special counsel. >> if he tried to do that, that would be the beginning of the end of his presidency, because we're a rule of law nation. >> the president keeps saying there's no story here. if they didn't do anything wrong, why are they going to such extreme lengths to undermine this investigation? >> reporter: the president is also raising doubts that fired deputy director of the fbi andrew mccabe kept private memos about the meeting, which have reportedly been turned over to mueller. mccabe was sacked on friday two days before his retirement. >> the fbi is who recommended that he be fired. it wasn't crazy house republicans and it wasn't the trump administration. >> reporter: democrats see its differently. >> it was in december tha

jennifer johnson has the story from washington. >> reporter: the white house says president trump could change his mind after his surprise plan to raise tariffs on steel 25% and 10% on aluminum. >> he has made a decision at this point 25 and 10. if he for some reason should change his mind, then it will change. >> reporter: the tariffs were meant to target china, but would hurt canada, brazil, south korea and mexico. the plan could raise prices on everything from cars to soda cans and even republicans say cost u.s. jobs. >> china is your problem, mr. president. taxing european car imports hurts bmw because they can do the same thing to us. bmw makes more cars in greenville, south carolina, than any plant in the entire bmw family. >> reporter: european allies are threatening to retaliate and slap new tariffs on our products like bourbon and blue jeans. the president warns in a tweet, if the eu wants to further increase their already massive tariffs and barriers on u.s. companies, we will simply apply a tax to their cars which freely pour into the u.s. >> donald trump ran against 16 repub

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jennifer ruben a columnist for the "washington post," jenna johnson, a washington post political reporter. jennifer ruben, let me start with you. what do you make of all this? >> i have to put on my recovering lawyer hat for a moment and go back. stormy daniels claims that this agreement was void so therefore, nothing in it is going to prevent her from talking to the press and moreover, any agreement that was contained in in to arbitrator go to a private arbitration to discuss disputes arising from the agreement or arising from the relationship she would claim is also invalid. i think that's what her lawyer is saying that we're not recognizing this at all. how you could have an arbitration provision without notice to the other side i don't know. and unless you have a court order to enforce the order from the arbitrator it's not going to enforceable anyway. be that as it may, this is remarkable for several reasons. not to mention of course, that the president was paying hush money to someone to shut up before the election. first, there are allegations that the president in some way was coe

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johnson two of five kids. raised by their single mother jennifer who served with 31 years in the air force. >> the got to be strong and suck it up. it means a lot. you fall down. you got to get back up. you can't just sit there and expect someone to come and hold you up. >> for an older brother tyler winter fresno state and signed a $50 million contract with the heat. logan hopes for a similar path. he committed to the university of cincinnati in september. >> for news throughout the evening and the latest go to cbssf.com. announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [cheering and applause] [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: thank y'all. i appreciate you, folks. thank y'all. how are y'all doing? thank you very much. i appreciate y'all now. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man, steve harvey. [cheering and applause] we've got another good one for you today. returning for their second day, from dallas, texas, it's the champs, it's the wilkins family. [cheering and applause] and from loganville, georgia, it's the young family. [cheering and applause] eve