kate, who was in the audience, kate? i mean, i assume this was an invite-only type of event. >> reporter: yeah, absolutely. the w-20 summit featured many, many business leaders from across the globe, women who are interested in sort of furthering the economic success of women and having a global impact. afterwards, ivanka trump did speak to the private in her little off-camera gaggle, saying they are going to hopefully establish a fund, but the world bank will be involved, and again, push these issues forward. as we've heard from ivanka since the beginning of her father's administration, these women's issues are really the crux of why she's there, why her father sort of nominated her to be the voice and be his emissary on these issues on a global stage, so she's following through essentially on what she has claimed to be so far her most passionate -- >> absolutely. i'm going to cut you off and head back to washington. jason chaffetz and elijah cummings of the house oversight committee just looking at documents for the fi

>> hi, kate. this is very much about getting to the point where state and local leaders control what goes on in the classroom and this is an old and standard issue for conservatives and republicans who have worked many years on the theory that someone sitting in washington with a 10,000-foot view of education is never going to do as good a job in educating with kids k through 12 than someone at the local level. the executive order is expected to empower the secretary of education and the department to do a review to determine if the federal government has been overstepping its authority especially looking at things the obama administration did and this information first dug up by cnn's dan merrick. the one thing that's important to say, kate, is that existing law already empowers the secretary to do many of the things that this order suggests she needs to. >> yeah. this fits into a list of executive orders that have pushed for reviews and you wonder how much is needed for the executive order to as

kate hudson, kiss and tell.friend and surprising diet tips. >> carnitas with sour cream. >> and how country star kelsea ballerini is staying in shape for her upcoming wedding. and -- >> chris pratt's message to body shamers calling him too skinny. >> don't blink, brother, because soon enough daddy will be back. >> . >>> made a new dinosaur? >> probably not a good idea. >> skbrur r"jurassic world" rai than a billion dollars worldwide and paving the way for another sequel. that's good news for chris pratt. bad news, he has to get back in don't sore killing shape. which means a new diet. but chris turned his pain into our video watching pleasure. >> what's my snack nation? you know who you are. and cucumber wrap. that looks gross, but it's not. shashimi. >> chris is hangry. on the set of "jurassic world 2" and trying to drop pounds to look like this again, he has been sharing tips on instagram that he calls what's my snack. yeah, that is so up on a diet too. but is it worth it? chris summed it up with this caption.

i'm kate bolduan. just moments from now, the secretary of homeland security expected to talk about the greatest threats facing the united states right now, including america being a prime target for radicalized fighters from syria and iraq. we're going to monitor that and bring you the news when it happens. we're also watching the white house. president trump getting ready to leave for wisconsin. he's pushing his campaign promise to bring back american jobs, and he's also set to sign an executive order the white house is calling buy american, hire american. the order would make it more difficult to hire foreign workers. to make his point, the president will be touring a factory in kenosha, wisconsin. so, while the president tries to make good on a campaign promise, new polls show fewer americans believe he can do just that. take a look here from gallup. in early february, 62% of americans said the president keeps his promises. today that number has dropped to 45%. for more, cnn political director david

and kate says light drizzle on my birthday. happy birthday, kate. this report courtesy of your plevio file. a lover of rain. the peaceness, the calmness you that get when the rainfalls. there will be a quiz tomorrow. thank you, kate. yes. i'm guilty. i do like the rain.

kate? >> where deadlines haven't helped them in the past with this new administration, it seems they're setting now more deadlines on themselves. let's see where this goes. mj, great to see you. thanks so much. things are moving rapidly on this, but they could also stop quickly. john sellin is here, former chief of staff to senator max bachus, a key player in writing and passing obamacare way back when. david drucker is also here, cnn political analyst and senior congressional correspondent for "the washington examiner." and alice stewart is a cnn political commentator and republican strategist. so, alice, first to you. as you're reading the tea leaves and you're talking to all the whispers going on in washington, are you ready to say you've got a breakthrough? >> we certainly have some progress. i'll go that far. look, right now there is a call going on between the more conservative wing of the republican party, the house freedom caucus, and the tuesday group, which is the more moderate, a

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kate? >> matt bradley in cairo tonight, matt, thank you. >>> in this country the manhunt intensified for a heavily armed suspect authorities say stole more than a dozen high-powered guns in wisconsin and sent president trump an anti-government manifesto. nbc's blake mccoy has the new details. >> reporter: the desperate hunt for joseph jakabowski stretching into a fifth day, a man authorities fear may be planning to attack schools, churches or government officials. today 50 miles from where he was last seen on surveillance cameras, security stepped up at churches. >> we enhanced our entry area by having ushers and deacons at the doors. the doors were all locked. the local police department were fantastic. >> reporter: service at this church in sun prairie were khan certified after reports of a man asks suspicious questions earlier in the week. >> we don't know if the guy was the same person, we can't ask that question but we're doing what we can to make sure everybody is prepared. >> reporte

because everyone else because you kate. the press call you kate.inafamily? kate. is this a thing that is just in a family? i'm not sure. i'm not that familiar. but i will answer the most things. laughter i'm intrigued to know what do you watch on television? do you watch things like the crown and the comma is not like that at all. we are both keen on box sets, so we do if we get time, in the evening. rose i guess you have to watch all the children's programmes as well. yes, lots of children's programmes. there are a lot of them. some of them are really good but you have to pretend you are interested because george gets upset, you have to show due diligence. mr tumble, that kind of thing? fireman sam has taken a lot of... we've gone past but take the stage. charlotte will probably be into that soon. it is your time to sit with him next time. boot is there anything he particularly likes to watch? we have watched homeland. game of those we watched as well. seems that everyone does. it is worth watching. what else? goes my do you ever catch east standa

kate. >> kelly, thank you.he results are in tonight after the fist round of voting in france's presidential election. the top two finishers a centrist and a far right candidate who has praised preds trump now move on to a runoff which is setting up to be a showdown over the future of the european union. nbc's matt bradley is in paris tonight with the latest. matt, good evening. >> reporter: this was a veridy vis i've vote. there's been protests against le pen all evening and police are dealing with those protests are with tear gas. >> reporter: a victory for the outsiders. after today's vote, up start centrist and pro eu candidate emanuel macron will now face off against far-right populist and anti-europe crusader marine le pen. in a winner-takes-all election in two weeks. for the first time in modern france, no mainstream party will run in round two. it will be a high-stakes vote. the future of france and potentially europe in the balance. amid tight security, the closest presidential election in a generation.

thank you, kate and david. you‘ll both be back at 11:30. skies are starting to clear that we‘re infora the skies are starting to clear that we‘re in for a chilly night, a touch of frost around in many areas, and a sharp frost across the far north of england and scotland. this is the cloud in the last few hours which has built up during the day, and the cloud is breaking up now so the skies clearing and temperatures will dip away. for a time, around late evening and into the early hours of tuesday, we could have thicker cloud and showers across the east, east anglia and the south east. other than that, it is clear and this is the frost developing across the north, these obvious that he temperatures. general areas and that the south, close to freezing or below which had not come as a surprise to get across this time of year. but with blacking up this could be damaging to some plans and even crops “— could be damaging to some plans and even crops —— but it is worth flagging up that this could be damaging. weather looking beautiful, chilly with

kate? >> yeah. piecing and parsing through every word that is going to be exchanged between those men. great to see you, michelle. thanks so much. she's watching all of this for us. >>> president trump called it one of the biggest stories of our time, and a possible crime. well, now the headline is it was actually normal and appropriate according to sources. what we're talking about here is what started with the house intelligence committee chairman devin nunes and his concerns over surveillance information and possible inappropriate unmasking as its known of americans names. they all point to national security adviser susan rice and there's no evidence that anyone in the obama administration did anything illegal or unusual. for more let's go to jessica schneider. jessica, lay it out for viewers. this was confusing when it started and it continues to be, but there is clarity being offered today. what does this all mean? >> there is clarity and those accusations by the president and the subs

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i am kate bolduan. happening right now, two huge tests for president trump, one involving his choice for a lifetime appointment to the nation's highest court, one of the most important decisions any president makes and one that has the longest and lasting impacts on the country. right now, the senate judiciary committee is debating whether to advance neil gorsuch's supreme court nomination and then three crucial, possibly brutal days of debate will follow. the big question, will republicans end up pulling the legislative nuclear option to get neil gorsuch confirmed, and what does that mean for the country and the senate going forward? we'll have our eyes on that throughout the hour. meantime, the second big test involves u.s. foreign policy. president trump's diplomatic skills tested this hour with egypt's president joining him in washington. later this week, he's going to be meeting with the king of jordan. both of those meetings are the prelude to his high-stakes meeting towards the end of this week w

>> reporter: that's right, kate. he was making his way through the crowd here on the south lawn of the white house for this annual tradition, the easter egg roll here at the white house. and i asked him what his message was for north korea. it was very brief, but the message was unmistakable. he said "gotta behave," and then kept walking through the crowd here on the south lawn of the white house. so, pretty tough message to the north korean dictator, kim jong-un. and then shortly after that, as he was making his way back inside the residence here, i asked if he was concerned about whether or not the situation with north korea can be resolved peacefully, and he said, hopefully, it can. so, just a couple of brief comments from the president here, but of course, any time he makes any comment, kate, there usually is news. and so, when the president of the united states is asked what the message is for north korea, and he says, "gotta behave," that is not practicing sort of a quiet diplomacy that you're hearing from some

>> you and kate were swimming out. -- >> well, i was trying to impress her, but she's like a mermaid. to see, like, kate hudson's butt, like, snorkeling in front of you -- and then you're just like, i know i don't -- i know that's not what i look like right now. [ laughter ] like, she comes out and she's like -- like both of them. we got paparazzi, and they just -- i mean, couldn't have looked more beautiful. >> these two get along so well, you'd think they were really related. seriously. amy even looks like she could be kate's sister. and just listen to goldie play the proud mama. >> so, it was me and my two daughters. >> aww! >> hard to believe they've only been friends since production began on their new movie "snatched." they did some major bonding on the set, playing what else, a mother/daughter duo whose south american vacation goes horribly wrong when they're kidnapped. >> it's goldie's first comedy in 14 years. her last one was the "the banger sisters," co-starring with her pal, susan sarandon. and none of it w

kate. >> usually a lot of fun though. o'donnell, thanks so much. >>> tomorrow morning the u.s. supreme court begins hearing the final cases of the term and the newest justice, just confirmed, neil gorsuch, will take his seat on the bench for the first time. he could make a big difference in one of those cases involving religious freedom. our justice correspondent pete williams has that story. >> please raise your right-hand and repeat after me. >> reporter: the arrival of neil gorsuch with a conservative judicial record restores the makeup of the u.s. supreme court. he takes the seat left vacant by the death 14 months ago of antonin scalia, given the justices once again a 5-4 majority, and that may make a difference in one of the most important cases. on wednesday the court hears that the preschool was left out of a program to improve school play grouns. missouri state constitution says no state money can be spent to aid a church. the church says it should not be treated differently when it comes to making playgrounds saf

kate. >>> and parents, talk to your kids.organ, thank you. >>> parts of the south tonight are on alert as severe weather moves through that region. there are now confirmed tornadoes in louisiana and texas, and parts of arkansas and mississippi are also getting hit by storms. the unsettled weather is expected to continue into tomorrow. more tonight from nbc's maya rodriguez. >> reporter: a trail of destruction from texas to louisiana and tragedy where a tornado with 100 mile per hour winds flipped over a mobile home. a woman and her three-year-old daughter were killed. >> i lost everything, everything. i lost my family. >> reporter: across parts of texas, high winds, hail and heavy rain made for treacherous driving conditions. lightning strikes set fire to three homes in a dallas suburb. near austin, reports of a possible tornado. >> personal damage and a lot of homes and families in turmoil out here. >> reporter: and the threat is not over yet. the risk of severe weather continues along the gulf coast and southern states. >>

kate bolduan starts now. >>> hello, everyone. i'm kate bolduan, the race for a win. president trump facing a pivotal day in the leadup to his 100th day in office from taxes to health care and a big meeting with the entire u.s. senate. that's coming up, but moments from now the president will be speaking live signing what's become a controversial executive order that would review past presidents' decisions to designate national monsant monu. first, just a short time ago the treasury secretary is pulling back the curtain a bit on president trump's big tax plan. in doing so, steve mnuchin made a pretty big promise. >> this is going to be the biggest tax cut and the largest tax reform in the history of our country, and we are committed to seeing this through. >> how is that for bold for you?

i'm kate bolduan. right now, the donald trump white house is on the clock, ticking down to the 100-day milestone of his administration, and a gauge every president faces on how they capitalize, how well they have capitalized on the momentum from their election win. we're at day 92. now front and center, health care, for one, has gone from repeal and replace to reject and now revive, maybe, with signs of a possible breakthrough in the works among republicans on the hill. can the president deliver on his promise to throw out obamacare in the next eight days? meantime, another key campaign promise dealing with illegal immigration sharing the spotlight in a big way today as well with a possible government shutdown looming, will the president get the money to fund another of his marquee promises, the border wall? we've got a big interview with two key cabinet members of the trump administration to talk about what's been done, what's left to do. attorney general jeff sessions and homeland security secretary

abc 7 news reporter kate larson is live where hundreds of species are blooming as we speak. hi, kate. >> reporter: reggie, this is a beautiful place to visit no matter what time of year, but if you're going to come just once, april is a great month because of all the heavy rains, the wild flowers and grasses are out in full force right now. like much of california, this is filled with a spectacular wild flower bloom this spring. >> this is a rare time because it's just a one moment every year that we see this beautiful bloom. >> reporter: staying amongst a carpeted yellow tiety tips in gold fields, that will be gone in a a few weeks, replaced by new wild flower species. this restoration ecologist explains just how unique this san francisco park is. >> there are 300 plants, native plants, that grow just here. that's an enormous amount of

kate. >> kelly, thank you.re in tonight after the fist round of voting in france's presidential election. the top two finishers a far right candidate who has praised president trump and a centrist move on to a run-off, which is setting up to be a showdown over the future of the european union. nbc's matt bradley is in paris tonight with the latest. >> reporter: a victory for the outsiders. after today's vote, up start centrist and pro eu candidate emanuel macron will now face off against far-right populist and anti-europe crusader march even le pen about. in a winner-takes-all election in two weeks. r france, no mainstream party will run in round two. it will be a high-stakes vote. the future of france and potentially europe in the balance. amid tight security, the closest presidential election in a generation. just three days after a terrorist shooting left a policeman dead on paris's iconic champs-Élysees. vote said he hoped the attack would serve as a wake-up call, pushing voters to far right candidate marin

i'm kate bolduan. here we go, the 14th monday of the trump presidency, also known as the home stretch of president trump's first 100 days in office. with this first grading period fast approaching, the white house may be in cram mode at the moment, pushing for another go at health care reform. add to that tax reform and a huge deadline, don't forget, approaching to avoid the government shutting down by the end of this week, and the president is not done there. he's also dealing with north korea. he's also meeting with argentina's president and will be signing a slew of executive orders all this week. that also means break time is over for congress. they have to pass that spending bill by friday or the government goes dark. a big week with a lot to talk about and a lot of many parts as it always is, when they finally get back to town.we begin phil mattingly live on capitol hill. finally, activity behind you after a couple weeks, phil. it was so quiet! they're all heading back to town. they need to avoid

meteorologist kate bilo is tracking storm chance and bigger threat later in the week, right kate. >> this pattern continues every couple days we have got another storm to worry about. this one really, packed its punch last night but we are under influence of the low pressure and see still a few scattered showers and possibly a thunderstorm here or there it is most act i have cross central new york state, don't really have much in the way of thunder or lightening popping on storm scan three but a few scattered showers here and there they can come up quickly sun has been trying to come out this afternoon. you could be driving, sun shining and then few minutes later you are driving through a shower, perhaps an intense downpour. we have a couple over burlington county into ocean county right now. just a few sprinkles around the city. nothing major just yet and it looks like threat will diminish as we head toward, sundown tonight. in the meantime temperatures have really surged now that the sun has peaked out for between the cloud here this afternoon. seventy-two in philadelphia. seventy-

>> kate says fablettics is much more than just a business for her.been a way to connect with women in a brand new way. >> so, where as i would have people come up to me and say, i love this movie or i love that movie. i actually have women coming up to me wanting to talk about the things they're doing in their life. i had one woman come and she's like, so my husband left me. i gained 50 pounds and i've lost every ounce of it. and all of a sudden here we are ended up having this random conversation with this woman. we talked about relationships. that just felt really important to me. >> so fablettics to you isn't just a business. >> no, it's not. no, it's not. i think that's part of where the success comes from. when it's really authentic and you know that the message behind it is something that someone believes in, i think people get on board. and i think that our company is really -- it's all about, like, let's just relax. at the end of the day, if you're not making a huge lifestyle change and you're not enjoying it, it's going to be one daunting ta

so, he hasn't had a chance much tacatch his breath, kate. >> perfect timing. ariane, we're seeing president trump walking out right now. let's take a moment. huge moment for this president. and the country. the swearing in of judge neil gorsuch to the supreme court. >> thank you very much. thank you. thank you very much. friends and distinguished guests, welcome to the white house. we are gathered here today for a truly momentous occasion in our democra democracy. the swearing in of a united states supreme court justice. in particular, i'm greatly honored to welcome to these grounds every sitting justice of the united states supreme court. welcome. thank you. mr. chief justice and fellow justices, it's a privilege to have you here to join in this historic moment on this very beautiful spring day in the rose garden. spring is really the perfect backdrop for this joyful gathering of friends because together we are in a process of reviewing and renewing and,er also, rebuilding our country. a new optimism is sweeping across our land and a new faith in america is f

kate hudson has been a trend setter on the air and off. she's giving women fashionable choices for their workout. her empire is expanding with retailers nationwide and extended sizing. i sat down with kate in new york city to talk about why it is so much more than just a business to her, but why she doesn't want to give up her day job in this small biz stars. raised in a celebrity household and with several film credits, including her award winning role in "almost famous" under her belt, kate hudson is no stranger to the spotlight n. 2013, she added a new title to her resume, business owner. >> my partners who came to me had an idea. they felt there was a wide space in athleisure for affordable active wear that was more fashion forward and they came to me thinking that it would be the right fit. when i really sat and thought about it, it was like this is just my life. it makes total sense. >> she launched her line of workout clothes and athletic wear called fabletics. >> we did not expect the amount of success in this short of time. that w

kate. >> usually a lot of fun though.elly o'donnell, thanks so much. >> this week is the political world has its sights set on a special election for a house seat in the atlanta. democrats are hoping a win in one of the first contested elections of the trump ish ra could be a signal of strength and pinning their hopes on a rel lively unknown candidate. abe gutierrez has our report. >> this is a historic election for georgia. >> reporter: this week at least, he's the new face of the democratic party. >> how are you? >> reporter: john ossoff is 30 years old, a former kong greggs counsel aide who is suddenly topping the polls in georgia's sixth district. >> reporter: is 24 special election in georgia a referendum on donald trump? >> this election like all elections is about local issues and local solutions before it's about national politics. >> reporter: but many democrats see it as much more. he's raised a whopping $8.3 million since jumping into this race in january. unheard of for a previously up known candidate. >> i wi

i'm kate bolduan. this morning president trump is faced with the harsh truth that every president before him is forced to confront. you can come into the precedence we all of the plans in the world, but world events can come crashing in. want one, but two international crises on the president's desk. the horror playing out in syria and now north korea firing another ballistic missile. this hour the president will be welcoming a key ally to the white house, jordan's king abdullah, and we will also hear from them live a little later today. will the president speak publicly about the apparent chemical attack that killed dozens of people including children in syria and what will the king of jordan, syria's neighbor have to say in return? stand by for that. syria and north korea also providing the first major test for the new u.n. ambassador to the united nations. nikki haley is getting ready to address all of that at the u.n. security council. we will have her comments and we'll bring those to you live. an

kate. >> very scary.hank you. >>> rex tillerson arrived in europe for anticipated meeting with the russians. the two have traded warning since the u.s. fired missiles at syria last week. it is one of the tensions complicating the relationship between moscow and washington. nbc's kelly o'donnell has more on what is at stake. >> reporter: under the ray car do more. rex tillerson, the media wary -- >> no comments. >> reporter: low-key secretary of state is emerging weeks after taking office. today his first sunday show interviews. >> i hope that russia's thinking carefully about its continued alliance with bashar al assad. >> reporter: a stern message tillerson is expected to take to russia where he will meet with the foreign minister this week, with his own established ties to vladimir putin from his former oil executive days, a putin meeting may be possible. >> how he reacts to secretary tillerson, the kinds of signals he sends in terms of the future is what we need to be watching. >> reporter: tense relat

kate? weekend finally basically upon us now and the good news is it doesn't look quite as wet as it once did. the storm will produce rain will impact areas off to our south. that said, not much sunshine. cloudy skies both saturday and sunday. will be cool with highs in the low 60's. while the bulk passes to the >>> late show with steven colbert followed by the late late show with james cordon. i'm jessica dean >> i'm nicole brewer, always on at cbsphilly.com >> thanks for watching, have a great night and a great weekend. >> announcer: the following is a paid presentation for the copper chef xl, brought to you by tristar productions, inc. last year, copper chef changed cookware forever. more than 1 million have been sold, and the five-star reviews say it all. america loves copper chef! now we have really big news! introducing copper chef xl. it's 60% bigger, so now you can cook more! roast six whole chickens until crispy brown, slow-cook three whole racks of fall-off-the-bone ribs, cook a 12

>> kate si and you were swimming out. >> i'm trying to impress her. she's like a mermaid.e like, i know -- i know that that's not what i look like right now. she comes out, she's like -- both of them. they have paparazzi. couldn't have looked more beautiful. >> they do get along so well, they we you would think they were related. amy looked like kate's sister. >> it was my, me, and my two daughters. >> oh. >> hard to believe they have only been friends since production began on the new movie, snachd. they did major bopding on the set playing a mother-daughter duo. their vacation goes wrong when they get kidnapped. >> we have to get out of here. >> it's goldie's first comedy in 14 years. the last one was "the banger sisters." >> i approached her on a plane and -- i'm like, i want you to be in a movie with me. she was liking okay, honey. >> you said 14 years you waited 14 years. this is clearly the right one to come back. >> i also haven't worked in 14 years. but not by choice. >> there came a period where i thought, am i done? is it time to go back? i don't know. then i met

kate: hi, travis. i'm kate.ust get these guys to actually tell their story, the chances of selling that watch are increased dramatically. i tasked them with putting together a simple board that told their story, create a silent salesman that said exactly what you do and why you do it. travis: all right. kate: "express yourself." "get creative." "flexible." ismael: how about this? "flex isn't just a fashion statement, it's a lifestyle." kate: i mean, obviously this is a very... california-inspired mood board. ismael: it feels like a travel agency. you know? like, you're enticing me to go to california. lemonis: there was a story. it just wasn't the story that i was gonna invest in. it felt like venice beach meets, i don't know, "hawaii five-0." did you know it was a watch company? kate: no. trevor: we were trying to make it cool in some way. i think a lot of middle america buy that california lifestyle. lemonis: so you're a california-lifestyle brand now? trevor: well, we grew up here, and so all of us -- lemonis

i'm kate snow reporting from new york. i will see you tomorrow on msnbc.bc, happy easter and have a great night. ♪ on the stage, you cannot keepey a straight face with him. aah! he's playful. come lay down on the couch if you're sleepy. his mustache. [ laughs ] do you think it's real? eh... [ laughter ] these kids have so much talent. ♪ when i was a baby, i was scared. -no, you're still a baby. -unh-unh. a baby can't talk. oh, babies can't talk. okay, so, you're not a baby. okay. you're right. buckle up, america. get ready for "little big shots." it's going to be fun. the great things about kids is they're really not trying to be somebody else. i never wanted to cut my hair because i think it's so cool. did you used to have hair?

kate hudson had her own b. day with some of her own crew. >> i want an invite to that party. look who else we caught partying this weekend. reese witherspoon. rumors are swirling we might get a season two of big little lies. >> we can't believe the response that people loved it so much. we're hoping for a second season. it's all about making sure it's just as good as season one. >> reese worked an emerald green sweetheart gown at this event. >> jennifer hudson went bright yellow and big on the bird bling. >> diamonds. i need things in my life. i'll work through my life so i can have these in my life. how about that? >> oh she's definitely worked and since both jennifer and reese won oscars for singing on screen do they have advice for lady ga ga taking on the star is born release. >> she doesn't need my advice. >> we're in vegas with channing tatum as the men of maj jik mike strip down. what does channing's wife find sexiest about him? >> plus i'm with the stars of bay watch to host the slo mo marathon. >> they're killing it right now. >> yeah. things got ridiculous. >> throw

how the weather may be making your allergies worse, kate? >>> all of those flowers are here, thanks to some april showers, and we have got more of those in the forecast, this week, i'll time out our best chance to see wet weather and we have a couple days with dry , beautiful sunshine in the forecast, i'll time those out for you asel

kate snow picks things up right now. hey, kate. >> hey, katy. we have tatta lot to cover this afternoon. >>> here are our top stories this hour. syria, was this week's horrific chemical attack there a red line for president trump's? jordan's king abdullah is in town. he and the president are meeting in the white house this hour. much of the focus in their press conference this afternoon was about syria. and tomorrow, quite possibly the most important meeting of president trump's term so far, china's president visits mar-a-lago. trade, north korea, the-o south china sea, all controversial topics all on the table. >>> and finally, president trump defending bill o'reilly after advertisers pull out of advertising. so many big stories this hour. let's start with foreign policy. to help us with those, kristen welker is on the north lawn of the white house. ayman mohyeldin has been keeping track soft situation in syria. john finer joins us, the former chief of staff for former secretary of state john kerry under obama. and i'll talk to matt baucus in a

i'm kate bolduan. as president trump flexes america's military muscle, the world braces for what north korea may do over the next 24 hours. soon it will be midnight there, which marks the day kim jong-un may possibly order another nuclear test to honor his late grandfather's birthday, the country's founder. white house sources tell cnn the president is being briefed while at his florida resort on the north korean activity, and vice president mike pence is set to touch down in south korea this weekend. we'll have much more on that in just a moment, but first, this. >>> new video this morning shows the moment of impact when that massive mother of all bombs exploded in afghanistan. the most powerful nonnuclear bomb in the u.s. arsenal. the target, isis terrorists and their underground tunnel system. but was it also something more, something like a 21,000-pound message to the world from president trump? this comes just after several other major military actions taken by the united states, the president ord

meteorologist kate bilo joining us now, certainly cooler out there kate, then we had yesterday. >> and cloud have come in. it is a glummy, gray afternoon out there temperatures are on the way up. we will deal with the cloud cover and some of the showers right here through end of the week as we head through yours friday especially when we will see that best chance for few showers and storms late thursday night and friday morning. lets look outside, it has turned out to be a gray day out there here's a live look at center sit friday our roof cam. we have had sunshine, blue skies this morning through about noon time and then cloud really took over, and temperatures has been dropping now that the cloud have moved in. we will get temperatures just hovering right around 60- degree mark right now, lot of spots only in the 50's and not the best evening to be outside, although it will not get all that cold tonight. storm scan three shows is what going on. we have cloud cover. not a ton of moisture outside but there are a couple spotty sprinkles here and there but atmosphere is stable thanks to