lou: do you believe that there is a way in which john gordon, it jeff sessions, a trade getting, in thestanding committee will -- upstanding, and if you will, moving this thing forward. is your answer that it will be in the national interest and that it will be to the benefit of the country? that it will be rational, effective. can that be done? , saying his visit. isn't. it's good, but it's not there. >> i don't think this bill can. this bill is so -- i mean, as he talked about, it takes people we have already departed in greece and back again to give them amnesty. then they find something else? yes. i think there are strategies. you can do that on his own. lou: the house has their own gang of eight, far more discreet . you have a sense of what they're >> i don't have a clear sense. very interested to see that this may take a cue from all the ridiculous parts of the senate bill. lou: i get most nervous when they go to the committee be is that is where all sorts of mayhem can be constructed. >> all the deals are shut behind closed doors. lou: this is starting to be very , well, modern i

gordon getty. after that the president will head to apperton. the president finishes his california visit to the home of john and tasha gordon. >>> today musk announced an innovative new leasing option for tesla's electric cars. the company is working with wells fargo to work on down payment for the model s. musk said he would personally guaranty cars with his own money even though tesla went out of business. >>> general motors was up 6% in march, ford reported the same increase. analysts say the jump in seams could he's to increased production and new jobs. >>> on wall street, the dow gained 89 points today to reach another record high. nasdaq gained 16. increased auto sales and new factory orders helped fuel the orders. >>> federal officials are warning voters to give gray whales a wide berth following a number of sightings. in the past few days, whales have been spotted inside the bay and off ocean beach in san francisco. federal marine authorities say boaters should take great care to stay 300 yards from those whales and not to cross in front of them or make sudden moves and officials say never get betwe

gordon getty. after that the president will head to apperton. the president finishes his california visit to the home of john and tasha gordon. >>> today musk announced an innovative new leasing option for tesla's electric cars. the company is working with wells fargo to work on down payment for the model s. musk said he would personally guaranty cars with his own money even though tesla went out of business. >>> general motors was up 6% in march, ford reported the same increase. analysts say the jump in seams could he's to increased production and new jobs. >>> on wall street, the dow gained 89 points today to reach another record high. nasdaq gained 16. increased auto sales and new factory orders helped fuel the orders. >>> federal officials are warning voters to give gray whales a wide berth following a number of sightings. in the past few days, whales have been spotted inside the bay and off ocean beach in san francisco. federal marine authorities say boaters should take great care to stay 300 yards from those whales and not to cross in front of them or make sudden moves and officials say never get betwe

former presidents and prime ministers of britain, tony blair is there, gordon brown is there. john margaret thatcher in 1990. these the pictures of her coffin being drawn by the carriage of the kings troop royal horse artillery. they are moving towards st. paul's cathedral. the bearer party walking alongside the carriage. as that funeral procession makes its way towards st. paul's cathedral, as they approach st. paul's cathedral, you will see positioned on the west steps, a step-lining party made up of 18 tri service personnel, and men you will recognize if you have been to london in their red finery. so the queen now making her way down to the front of st. paul's cathedral. and in a few moments, at 11:00 london time, this funeral for baroness thatcher will begin. >> becky anderson live for us, really appreciate it. we'll continue to check back in with you. it is 49 minutes past the hour. early tests show a letter sent to a republican senator from mississippi did contain a lethal biological agent, but more tests will be done today to confirm that it was ricin. the letter was addres

gordon gety. he will stay overnight here and then tomorrow, heads to atherton for a brunch and then he will visit john and marcia goldman. now, people opposed to the keystone excel pipeline are planning to protest tonight. this is video of a similar protest during a visit by the president of october of 2011. if approved by the obama administration, the keystone pipeline would carry oil from canada to refineries in the gulf coast. before president obama arrives here, he's stopping in colorado to condition the push for tougher gun chrome measures -- control measures. coming up, who will meet with the president today. >>> berkeley's police union has sent out a survey to get the public's opinion about tasers. they do not use tasers now but they are considering whether or not they should. the organization sent out surveys to 19,000 people in berkeley to ask their opinion. the president of the berkeley police association says it's the first step in a long process. >>> a whole new ballgame in the battle of the as. the san jose mayor wants a meeting with the commissioner. janine de la vega has more. >> report

gordon gety. he will stay overnight here and then tomorrow, heads to atherton for a brunch and then he will visit john and marcia goldman. now, people opposed to the keystone excel pipeline are planning to protest tonight. this is video of a similar protest during a visit by the president of october of 2011. if approved by the obama administration, the keystone pipeline would carry oil from canada to refineries in the gulf coast. before president obama arrives here, he's stopping in colorado to condition the push for tougher gun chrome measures -- control measures. coming up, who will meet with the president today. >>> berkeley's police union has sent out a survey to get the public's opinion about tasers. they do not use tasers now but they are considering whether or not they should. the organization sent out surveys to 19,000 people in berkeley to ask their opinion. the president of the berkeley police association says it's the first step in a long process. >>> a whole new ballgame in the battle of the as. the san jose mayor wants a meeting with the commissioner. janine de la vega has more. >> report

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john kerry is heading to china, south korea and japan next week. do you think this trip is the right move right now and after nick, gordon, jump in. >> it certainly is, secretary kerry made the first trip to europe and the middle east. it's very important that he signal u.s. interests in asia. we have an alliance system. it's arguably an economic and strategic and military terms the most important part of the world now. so it's absolutely right thing to do for secretary kerry to go there. and obviously, he'll have to have important conversations, especially with the chinese on what they can do to help us with the north korean situation. >> gordon? >> yeah. we need conversations. but they got to be really tough ones. the chinese have been selling, for instance, mobile missile launchers to the north koreans which help them increase their capacity to wage nuclear war. you know, up to the chinese but apply some pressure. what we've been doing over the course of decades really has not worked. and i'm afraid that secretary kerry by going to beijing is really feeding the chinese self importance which is already inflated. we need to have a new approach to t

john kerry met with chinese leaders and spoke about the unfolding unrest developing out of north korea. let's take a listen. there is an effort to present a united front. more now, i'm joined by gordon, an expert on the region, author of "nuclear showdown, north korea takes on the world." thank you for being here, sir. >> thank you. >> china said tonight only country that has diplomatic leverage but they are in a delicate position. what action can we expect them to take, if any? >> i don't think they will do anything. the words we heard are the same from a decade ago there is no evidence of a shift. you know, there are things that they could do, for instance, they could cut off the banking system to the north koreans, that would be very important. they could prevent the north koreans from using chinese airspace to send ballistic missiles to iran. mobile missile launchers increased the ability to wage nuclear war. a lot of thing these could do don't seem to be making a change. >> monday is a national holiday in north korea. in the past, seen coincidings of i big launches. should we expect ac or too unpredictable? >> i do expect something tonight. when secretary qurei leaves china and