john. prime minister gentiloni: mr. president, thank you. low me to share in trump's words for what happened in paris. these words of condolences and closeness to the french people. and this is a very delicate period for them. they are just three days before the election. as far as the question is concerned, the commitment has been made. t was made during a nato summit and we are used to respecting our commitments. we know that this will be a gradual process. it has already begun. and we know that italy has certain limitations when it comes to its budget, but despite these limitations, our commitment for common defense is very clear. and as i said earlier, i'm very proud, not only of the progress made in our financial commitment, but also proud of the contribution that we give to the security of the alliance. and so many areas of the world, we talked about iraq and afghanistan but we could also talk about the baltic sea or the balkans and in all of these areas you will see the presence of italian forces within the eye layans. and -- alliance and

i expect john wall to have a big gaming after he was held to series low 120 points game five. the wizard's fast pace of play has kept dwight howard on the bench. he has arched just under eight points a game. day two of the nfl draft starts in over a half hour from now. the redskins may have gotten the steal of the draft so far to draft jonathan allen from stone bridge high school. the 17th overall pick last night. allen played college ball for alabama. ready to make an immediate impact for washington. >> i'm prepared for what is to come through the process. starting from scare one. building a good foundation to help me have success in the league. erin: time to welcome nationals home after one of the best road trips in team history. out of ten games on the road, they only lost one. they are off to the best start in nationals history and tied for the best start in the franchise history. the nats open a series and max scherzer on the mound and the weather is perfect. doug: i did my part. perfect baseball weather. 80 degrees for first pitch. weekend is hot. steve rudin at 11:00 to

areas of fog, low clouds and our good friend john perella.ining down here. 51 degrees. >> quiet down tony. >> thank you, tony. there we go. speaking of san jose this is exactly what he's talking about. you get these little waves that go through and continuing to get some of that light rain. the deeper moisture, the heavier rain is more towards santa cruz. that looks to be the area where the focus is going to be on this system. you see some development taking place right there but it does look like a peninsula. east bay more so than north bay on this. rainfall not a lot but again we just keep adding up. so cal 1/2". mount hamilton .39. so a little bit in the mix. here comes the next ban but again this looks to be more of a pebble. but some of this will move up towards the santa cruz mountains and santa clara valley. you're getting a pretty good lift but the focus is more towards the south. 50s on the temps here and i don't think it will change too much. it's rain or fog. on the reports at 5:00 a.m. some of this has turned to snow a little bit

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john mcwhorter. and you may recognize him as the low point in david schwimmer's ee true hollywood story.ting right next to me, comedian dave smith. okay, let's start the show. ♪ >> tom: the first design for president trump's a border wall has been unveiled. sadly, none come with a moat. coveney's had until tuesday so submit bids on the project, which i hear will be quite lucrative. trump has said what's most important is the wall is eco-friendly. not really. one design company did come with a solar panel system mounted on it which could generate a ton of electricity. maybe now liberals will get on board. another firm wants to turn the wall into a piece of art, with a decorated with stones and artifacts. of the southside will just show murals of trump glaring. the cost of the 2,000-mile border project is excited to be more than $800,000. seems like kind of a low estimate to me, but that's a lot of money. what do you think of this? would you back the wall if it was all solar panel than we could use the energy to print the failing "new york times"? [laughter] >> no. if there really were a d

low right now. >> student rates higher on mortgage, credit cards and auto loans. southwestern energy upgraded at cowen. john. >> the stock was over $12 in december, i believe. it's down 50% from there on the lows, now, it's still down 25% just from the january highs, so, being patient has paid off here for cowen. they take it to an outp perform today. it opened significant, at 760. the it's about 743 right now, so, in other words, that little pop sort of vanished, but i like the overall and long-term play on this name. >> a clinical stage bio therapeutics company on the move after positive data from phase three drug trial, specifically for adult, treatment for a bone disease. it's now flat. >> this confirms and they'll be able to file with the fda for the drug approval. we think it's a very, very strong result. it's a company that was $130 a share. it's 63, $64 right nouchlt we think the value is at least $100 here. >> downgraded saying yes, it meant end points, the trial, but weren't clear benefits in terms of physical function or pain management from this. >> and i read that piece. first of all, because t

but i certainly agree with the point that you and john are making that 15% might be too low. >> lastause we have to let you go, sir. the health care bill, the idea to repeal and replace obamacare, you opposed it as it was discussed before. has anything come up in the discussions that makes you more likely to support it going forward? >> the answer to that is no. i've seen nothing that makes me want to support it based upon the fact that i want to preserve the protections regarding pre-existing conditions. but i would encourage our democratic colleagues to come to the table, because i do think the exchanges are not in the best of shape, and i would hope that democrats could come to the table and we could negotiate in a bipartisan fashion to strengthen the system, purchase of policies across state lines, tort reform, for example. but the current discussion i do not think preserves what i would like to see preserved regarding pre-existing conditions. >> all right, congressman leonard lance, tight spending money from the state of new jersey. great to have you with us, sir. we really do a

john is running in an off year elecon. low turnout and the rest. the enthusiasm for him, young man, georgetown, 2009, very proud of that, and really just someone who has attracted personally such support. he made a remarkable showing. it is about him and the commitment he has made to the people of that district. >> let me ask you -- what should unify the democratic party? what should make somebody a democrat and not a democrat? i ask it in this way. there has been a lot of back and forth, especially among abortion right activists about a decision of the democratic party to support a candidate for mayor in omaha, a democrat, who happens to be pro life. and there are some that, at some point, the democratic national committee chairman actually had to put out the following statement, after three days of back and forth, he said, i fundamentally disagree with heath mellow's personal beliefs about women's reproductive health. it is a promising step that the candidate now shares the democratic party's position on women's fundamental rights. each candidate

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low incomerage for people, children, pregnant women? let's go to john in falls church, virginia. caller: good morning. we shouldthing is stop calling it insurance. we should call it a club membership. as soon as the democrats move away from coverage for pre-existing conditions that's not insurance. -- that's my first point. mentioned trans parents a -- transparency in the market. that's the biggest thing. all we have to do is get the doctorsre's and the -- and health care industry to publish their rates so we as consumers can shop around and find the best prices and watch the prices drop way down. if we can actually take a look around and figure out the best options as consumers. right now it's impossible. i want to back up to one thing the first caller was saying. the government getting out of it. you brought up medicaid and medicare. the question is also the government get out of it to what degree. don't rub the exchanges -- run the exchanges? it's also a question of the regulations we have on health care. the rule on pre-existing conditions. if the government says you have peo

john, somebody selling. >> the pain management institute says that could be less than a week's prescription. >> low level drug had dicts being picked up, charged with trafficking and being sent to prison for decades at a time. >> like the garrison brothers who weren't even users and demanded a trial and were found guilty. >> you got almost 16 years and 20 years and the snitch? >> under thr years. >> and the message is make something up about somebody. >> if it is correct they reduce the crime rate we should see two things, when they're imposed the crime rate should go down, repealed, the crime rate should go up. that's not what we see. >> michigan repealed its mandatory minimums 10 years ago. >> since then they released thousands of drug dealers and the crime rate has fallen 20% and saved thousands of dollars. >>> next, more drones are >>> next, more drones are coming, sma ♪ whoa that's amazing... hey, i'm the internet! i know a bunch of people who would love that. the internet loves what you're doing... ...so build a better website in under an hour with... ...gocentral from godaddy. type in your idea. select

john ossoff gets the same number in that district? >> hillary clinton was a famous person running for president of the united states in a high-profile election. ossoff is running an off-season election. low turnout for the rest. we're very proud of that and just someone who has attracted personally such support. he made a remarkable showing. it's about him and the commitment he has made to the people of that district. we feel very confident. >> what should unify the democratic party? what should make someone a democrat or not a democrat? there has been a lot of back and forth, especially among abortion rights activists, about a decision of activists supporting a democrat in omaha that happens to be pro life. and at some point, the democratic national committee chairman actually had to put out the following statement after three days of back and forth. he said, i fundamentally disagree with heath mello's personal beliefs, the candidate for omaha mayor, about women's reproductive health. it is a promising step that mello now shares the democratic party's position on women's fundamental rights. every candidate who runs as a democrat should do the same, because every woman should be able to

the banks, saved wall street's butt are now being replaced by unskilled or low skilled h1-b visas, it has to stop. trish: john raleigh, i'm all for having the best possible workers. i really do believe that. if we don't have someone that can fit a job description and we have the ability to get them from another country, sure, bring them here, but what disney did or he's accused of other companies of doing here, that's not where we should be heading or where the program was intend to be. how do we fix it? >> i think any program that needs to be re-evaluated if there's abuse, this makes a lot of sense. hopefully the president won't do the few times when i've agreed with him and i agree -- trish: this is one of the few times. >> exactly. but i -- hopefully they won't fumble the ball when he's making a couple somewhat solid moves going to wisconsin. hopefully stay out of the way this week. trish: steve cortes says it makes sense, workers feel pretty upset the way the economy is treating them. is wisconsin an area politically speaking and economically speaking he needs to the continue focusing on? john? >> yeah, a

sixty-three from our friend, john carroll in mullica, nothing but sun there as well, very low relativeenty-two, warmer as you head closer to the city and get urban heat island effect toward chestnut hill and phil 's howls at 72 degrees with sunshine just a beautiful spring day, goldie locks day, you know me too well. it definitely feels like. that i love this photo, from noel pits, look at this little guy lounging on his receive, got snacks ready, chips, salsa they have fire pit lit. it is cool, little breeze, out there, light the fire but wouldn't you love to flop on that cushions with bowl of chips and sals a noel, i will see new a few minutes. lets go outside and take you out to storm scan three which is completely clear, high pressure in control, no problems, blue skies, comfortable conditions, and just light breeze, and no issues, and as we widen, and converge, on the eastern seaboard. notice cloud in a couple of showers drifting from the south, that is what we may see tomorrow with the increase in cloud cover. back to the west our next storm developing over the northern plains an

the shadow chancellor, john mcdonnell, said he would end what he called "giveaways to the rich", while labour would protect lownd middle earners. our political correspondent leila nathoo reports. in the swing of an election campaign, there is, for some, an unmentionable word. so far, theresa may has skirted around the issue of whether her government would increase taxes but this morning she gave her strongest indication yet not to raise national insurance, income tax or vat. we have no plans to increase the level of tax, but i am also very clear i don't want to make specific proposals on taxes unless i am absolutely sure i can deliver on those. it would be my intentions of a conservative government and a conservative prime minister, to reduce the taxes on working families. later, she went further in clarifying her plans. we won't be increasing vat, but what i want to ensure is we are able to have the strong... you definitely won't raise vat, that is a 100% commitment? where will extra money come from to pay for schools, hospitals and social care? the prime minister hinted the long—term plan for that would be i

low. while those who voted for mr. trump remain satisfied with his performance. next saturday marks the official 100th day of the administration. and our chief correspondent, john dickerson will be sitting down with the president. >> reporter: you will be interviewing mr. trump on his 100th day. what are you curious about? >> i'm curious about what he's learned in office. >> reporter: john dickerson will be with president trump next weekend as he reaches the 100-day milestone. >> the president can be incredibly blunt. he was during the campaign. so i'd like to have him bring that to his own presidency seen if he can be as blunt about washington and his role in it as he was as a candidate. >> reporter: today the president took his case for a wall along the mexican border to twitter. it will stop drugs and ms-13 gang members, he wrote, and mexico will be paying in some form for the badly-nde border war. next weecongress returns from it break. democrats and republicans are expectig a few days of negotiations before passing a spending bill. paying for the border wall is an issue, but he's optimistic. >> i think we'll get something satisfactory. >> it's a political

lows coming up on "face the nation". good morning and welcome to "face the nation". i am john dickerson. on this 101st day of the trump administration we begin with our wide-ranging interview of the president, taped yesterday in the roosevelt room at the white house. we asked him about the news that north korea had fired yet another test missile late last how he has changed his thinking on china and what he has learned in his first 100 days in office. mr. president, you and the administration said to north korea, don't test a missile, they have tested a missile, is the pressure not working? >> well, i didn't say don't test test a missile. he will have to do what he has to do but he has to understand we won't be very happy and i will tell you a man i have gotten to like and respect, the president of china, president xi, i believe has been putting pressure on him also, but so far perhaps nothing has happened and perhaps it has. this was a small missile, this was not a big mills mills, this was, missile, this was not a nuclear test he was expected to do three days ago. we will see what happ

john: to find this a lot. >> i have done this 50 years and a bar to be offended is very low. >> and i have been passing out theseards you are a victim but what is in it for the schools or the students? >> you can silence people thatou disagree wit people don't get invited or professors get punished it is the all-purpose weapon. john: lately it is the micro aggression because you don't realize that your comments are aggressive acts of micro aggression. steven colbert asked a guest. >> it is like being shocked a black person is articular. >> that is not the same as racism. >> it is covert hidden under the surface. john: i am understand say you are articulate is obnoxious but i don't understand the other's. >> america is a melting pot. i guess the implication that people should become part of day melting pot? i don't understand that that the person who has the most merit got the job they're all listed by the way as my progressions. john: you should not say the person with the best skills to got the job? >> that is insulting to those who don't have the skills. >> you should not criticize race-based political action?

john mcdonnell, the shadow chancellor, ten days ago was talking about people earning £70,000, which is something that some felt was too low to define themselves as being rich. but that is around three times as much as national average earnings, so you might say justifiably that someone that bracket is rich. jeremy corbyn has not yet put a figure on it. he is again referring back to the manifesto but is specifically saying that low and middle—income earners will not be hit by tax rises, but the definition is absolutely central and we have not got that in black—and—white yet. again, a reference back to the manifesto. ten years after the disappearance of madeleine mccann, her parents have told the bbc they will do whatever it takes, for as long as it takes to find their daughter. madeleine was three years old when she went missing on holiday in portugal, while her parents were eating at a nearby restaurant. speaking to fiona bruce, kate and gerry mccann talked about the pain they continue to face, after a decade of uncertainty. every day is another day without madeleine. i think it's just that number. that ten—year mark make

they would have flown likely over lebanon low altitude and come in back door and hit targets in syria in assad held terrain. >> johnent down in mar-a-lago, you're there as well for that summit with president chi, the president surrounded by his entire brain trust. >> he sure is. i'm told we will hear from him shortly confirming these were tomahawk cruz missiles. quite a turn around who as a candidate repeatedly an america fist candidarst cand syria was not his problem but yesterday after seeing the chemical attack, he said in the rose garden that changed his views on syria and now ordered military action. >> i want to go to terry. you were embedded with the troops fighting isis. one of the factors that complicates the mission here and we know the united states were warning in the security council. >> that's right. this action by president trump puts his administration squarely at odds with vladamir putin in russia. they changed the war and saved bashar al assad's regime in syria. they are fighting not just isis but long time area that projects power from their influence in syria. they aren't really committed to bas