>> all right kayla, thank you kayla tausche. >>> we've got a news alert on lowe's now to get to leslie picker has that story leslie >> reporter: hey, kelly, that's right. following reports that de shaw took an activist position in lowe's, we have been able to confirm with several sources here at cnbc that is, indeed, true they are having dialogue so far, though, that dialogue has remained behind the scenes i've tried to get a bit more information, a bit more color about what they're pushing for at lowe's specifically doesn't look like they're pushing for a sale or consolidation of any kind at this time. that the focus of those conversations are more about the stock being undervalued relative to peers and providing suggestions on what they can do to boost that stock. also, we're still trying to understand exactly how big of a stake they have at this point in time we don't know those numbers right now, but we're going to continue reporting we'll let you know if we get that, kell back over to you >> all right thank you, leslie. lowe's, i believe, leading the s&p with that 5% gain today. >

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with the markets rallying, let's get to kayla live on capitol hill kayla? >> reporter: kelly, the senate did pass that key procedural vote earlier

kayla tausche joins us with a look at trade and what's been happening. >> reporter: good morning, becky. president trump's vow to rip up trade deals touched a nerve. they have proven harder in practice than in theory to implement. on day three in office he withdrew from the trans-pacific partnership. that deal had already been rejected in congress no such talks are in progress. an effort with japan last fall led to japan urging the u.s. to rejoin t.p.p now it's the future of the north american deal, nafta, that is unclear. trump on the campaign trail left little gray area about his views on it. >> i have very serious concerns about nafta. nafta's been a catastrophe for our country. if i'm unable to make a fair deal for the united states, meaning a fair deal for our workers and our companies, we will terminate nafta personally, i don't think we can make a deal because we have been so badly taken advantage of.

south korea and nafta partners kayla tausche joins us with more on what's at stake in these talks. >> you guys were just discussing it, but the trump administration have spent the last year initiating these renegotiations and investigations into issues that were popular on the campaign trail, butthis is the month when many of those will come to a head president trump must decide by january 14th whether to levy tariffs on overproducers of steel, and by january 21st on producers of aluminum. there's a january 26th deadline to decide on the size of tariffs on chinese solar panels and an administration official tells me we could see a report on china's intellectual property violations this month too despite hardline advisers like steve bannon and peter navarro, there have still been questions on how to proceed. steve mnuchin and gary cohn want to stay the course the biggest wild card is nafta republican senators and governors have been seeking assurances from the white house that the u.s. won't withdraw at one meeting in early december, a source says senator

, we'll be coming back to you kayla tausche she's on the hill.e're joined by liz ann saunders and current american action forum president douglas holtz-eaken joins us let's start with the framework that kayla brought us. does it feel like that might work >> yeah. that looks promising the basic issue has been how do you handle the negotiations over the immigration issue? it doesn't seem sensible to have those negotiations with the government shut. but the democrats want an assurance that those negotiations have an end point if they're going to continue without having any laef wrath fr leverage from the shutdown you can't really vote until you get an agreement there has never been an agreement. we'll see if that transpiers as well >> at what point does the shutdown become a market issue, the markets seem to be shrugging it off it is a matter of days a matter of poll showing whether it's perceived as being one party's fault or the other >> it can be a matter of days. you do have to shave off gdp the longer it goes but if you look at the history of s

senator dushin is there in your live picture speaking out in kayla? >> scott, senator schumer says he will reopen, siting a deal he struck personally with republican leader, mitch mcconnell. here is senator schumer. >> the republican leader and i have come to an arrangement. we will vote today to reopen the government, to continue negotiating a global agreement with the commitment that if an agreement s isn't reached by february 8, the senate will immediately proceed to consideration of legislation dealing with daca. the process will be neutral and fair to all sides. >> so democrats are going to vote for this. the government will reopen in matter of hours. but schumer using the opportunity at the podium on the floor to lay the blame of the shut down at the feet of president trump. saying the deal making president sat on the side lines and then after his meeting with the president at the white house on friday senator schumer and the president haven't talked that it was mainly the leaders on capitol hill and notably schumer and mcconnell personally work

thirteen gang have been charged with kayla and nieces murders many of these gang members took advantage of glaring loopholes in our laws to enter the country as illegal unaccompanied alien minors and wound up in kayla and nieces high school evelyn elizabeth freddy and robert tonight everyone in this chamber is praying for you everyone in america is grieving for you at least and thank you very much thank you thank you. thank. you you. thank . thank you i want you to know that three hundred and twenty million hearts are right now breaking for you we love you thank you. thank you but we cannot imagine the depths of that kind of sorrow we can make sure that other families never have to endure this kind of pain tonight i am calling on congress to finally plough as the deadly loopholes that have allowed m.-s. thirteen and other criminal gangs to break into our country we have proposed new legislation that will fix our immigration laws and support our ice and border patrol agents these are great people these are great great people that work so hard in the midst of such danger so that this can

our kayla tausche joining us hi, kayla. >> the senate is expected to vote in a few hours.ow, they will take up a new package at noon today for an updated funding bill that would include finances for the federal government until february 8th. it's a week shorter than the last and a date that the white house supports and the bill also supports the children's health insurance which ran out last week. but the issue, immigration, the issue causing democrats to hold their votes. but senate majority leader mitch mcconnell is offering a new pledge to take up the issue as a new deadline >> it would be my intention to resolve these issues as quickly as possible so that we can mov on to other business that's important to our country >> that other business being disaster relief. and budget caps. and it remains unclear whether mcconnell's pledge has more. they'll see if they can conjure up the votes by noon today >> there have been times over the last few days where it has seemed we're inching closer to a deal, kayla, only for it to fall apart. and then more questions seem to be arisin

six members of the salve members of the ms-13 gang were charged with kayla and niece's murders. many of these gang members took advantage of glaring loopholes in our laws to enter the country as illegal unaccompanied alien minors and wound up in kayla and niece's high school. evelyn, elizabeth, fredy and robert, tonight everyone in this chamber is praying for you. everyone in america is grieving for you. please stand. thank you very much. [ applause ] [ applause ] >> i want you to know that 320 million hearts are right now breaking for you. we love you. thank you. we cannot imagine the depths of that kind of sorrow, we can make sure that other families never have to endure this kind of pain. tonight i am calling on congress to finally close the deadly loopholes that have allowed ms-13 and other criminal gangs to break into our country. we have proposed new legislation that will fix our immigration laws and support our i.c.e. and border patrol agents. these are great people. these are great, great people that work so hard in the midst of such danger. so that this can never happen

if you've got a solar powered washing machine, you are not, kayla, going to have whiter whites kayla tausche is at the very white house with more. >> reporter: those tariffs are steep and final. for companies outside the united states empowereding washing machines into the united states they'll sue new tariffing between 20% and 50%, depending on the number of washing machines they are importing. for components that 50%. for solar part manufacturers outside the united states, they will see tariffs of 30%. that decrease over the next four year the assumption by the administration is what they consider malpractice and flooding of the market with cheap products will start to decrease over time the tariffs are a result of complains by companies in these industries, whirlpool, and suniva and solar world in the solar industry the issues were studied for much of 2017, and president trump and his top trade official, ambassador robert ligeithiser it's not wow backlash, companies say prices will go up, will hurt competition and ultimately the consumer will breer the brunt, but gop lawmakers are

, thank you very much >> thanks, kayla >> kayla toush with 12 minutes to go. and markets still sitting lower, of course we'll hone in on kansas city, gm, constellation brands >> went lower. >> that's true >> the u.s. dollar by the way still down about a quarter point today. >>> coming up we'll get the outlook for defense stocks under president trump when we're joined by the chairman and ceo of l 3 technologies. stay with us let's get started. show of hands. who wants customizable options chains? ones that make it fast and easy to analyze and take action? how about some of the lowest options fees? are you raising your hand? good then it's time for power e*trade the platform, price and service that gives you the edge you need. alright one quick game of rock, paper, scissors. 1, 2, 3, go. e*trade. the original place to invest online. your insurance on time. tap one little bumper, and up go your rates. what good is having insurance if you get punished for using it? news flash: nobody's perfect. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your

>> kayla, thank you, kayla tausche in d.c >>> many of the pot stocks, as you can imagine, which tradeh here and in canada taking a hit off the potential policy changes. but these names have been smoking in the past month, soaring 139%, 92%, 80% tim, you actually own some of the names. >> i own some of the names a biopharma/cannabis play. if you think about it, the attorney generals in every one of these states, especially california, have been very outspoken in favor of, and their states are developing an enormous amount of revenue -- i'm hearing from sound effects, maybe it's just in my ear. >> it sounded like a toilet flushing what is that >> it's turkey gobbling. >> what's fascinating about the move in the cannabis stocks is not only did it coincide with the legalization of recreational use in california, probably a 5 to $6 billion market, it's certainly coincided with the move in crypto if you think of what we just heard about, the criminalization, and where a lot of u.s. cannabis plays have some risk, is related to that, and why the industry is literally being starved in the unit

we'll see what comes out of it >> so is there, kayla, a way to thread the needle? you have the house already having voted on a bill that obviously the senate democrats would not vote for so then let's say there's some bargain that gets put together in the white house there presumably there are staffers around there like stephen miller, who has been one of the president's harder line advisers on immigration they then strike some deal who's to say that the house would then accept it >> that's the exact question, tyler. but it appears house leadership seems that might be something that's coming because just a couple hours ago, they started telling members, hey, wait, don't go home for the weekend just yet stick around because we might need you we need you to be flexible previously, they had said look, we have done our work, cast our votes. now we're going to get out of here, but there seems to be a pushback on that front with most members now sticking around. so we'll see it remains unclear there's still some in tra party republican bickers over who's in the room, who

nisa'snd up in kayla and high school. freddy, elizabeth, and robert. everyone stands, we are grieving with you. thank you very much. [applause] pres. trump: i want you to know that 320 million parts are right million hearts are right now breaking for you. [applause] pres. trump: we cannot imagine the depths of that kind of sorrow. familieske sure other do not have to endure this kind of pain. tonight i am calling on congress to finally close the deadly loopholes that have allowed ms-13 and other criminal gangs to break into our country. we have proposed new legislation that will fix our immigration i.c.e. andpport our border patrol agents. these are great people, these are great, great people who work so hard in the midst of such danger, so that this can never happen again. [applause] pres. trump: the united states is a compassionate nation. we are proud that we do more than any other country, anywhere in the world, to help the needy, the struggling, and the underprivileged, all over the world. but as president of the united states, my highest loyalty,

ka kayla tausche joins us >> the senate failing to reach a deal they had originally expected to reach vote at 1:00 a.m. this morning. now federal workers are waking up to a shutdown today a day that many of them were expecting them to go into work they were expecting them to have a vote at noon here's the new proposal that senate leaders were talking about. it would fund the government until february 8th but it would extend the built for children's health insurance which ran out friday it's beginning to fix the bill for children of undocumented immigrants and a host of other issues before that next deadline comes around on the senate floor last night, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell said he wants those agreements and he's committed to them take a listen. >> on the democratic filibuster, the democrat funding bill ends, when it comes to an end, the serious bipartisan negotiations that had been going on for months now, to resolve our unfinished business. military spending. disaster relief. health care. immigration. and border security will continue t would be my intention to resol

i'm kayla tausche in washington. >>> changes to the u.s. tax code will benefit the u.s. economy according to the international monetary fund. world output will grow 4% this year and next. the organization says the tax cuts will grow in the world's largest economy and help its biggest trading partners. >>> still ahead, how much do you need to retire is a question everybody is requesting. >>> if you were thinking of retiring, you might want to delay it by a few months. working an additional three to six months could raise your standard of living after retirement. working longer increases two sources of income. social security and those 401(k) balances. the longer a person works, the longer social security is deferred, which means a higher benefit. and 401(k) withdrawals will be higher for more money in that account. >>> convincing yourself to work a few more months may be especially hard to do right now, and that's because the market rally has propelled your retirement savings account to record highs. so how do you know if it's finally time? joining us now is sharon eppers

. >> kayla: seriously. >> john: yeah. so what do you say, partner? ready for another round?: here we go. >> kayla: you two, honestly. >> steve: hey, hey, so what, do you think that maybe it is the booze causing my symptoms? hmm? >> kayla: no, i think probably if you got some glasses and got your vision corrected, you would op being dizzy. >> steve: you hear that, buddy? >> john: what's that? >> steve: you're off the hook. you're not the cause of my problems after all. >> john: good to know. >> steve: oh, i need a nap.

thank you for that kayla tausche. we were talking about amazon hq 2. i hope you don't mind fielding a question about how this could potentially impact your state. >> well, it would be enormous for the state of texas it would be transformtive with regard to not just where we are but where we're going. but look how seamlessly it fits into what we have. many people are familiar what silicon hill is austin, texas, and the dynamic high-tech workforce that we have there connected with the university of texas. but a lot of people don't know is there are actually more tech based workers in the dallas-ft. worth area to show you how seamlessly we could incorporate amazon in this -- they want to create 50,000 new jobs. in just this past year aloerngs the dallas-ft. worth area added more than 100,000 new jobs alone. so this will be very good for the state of texas but also it would be very good for amazon to open the hq 2 in the great state of texas >> immigration a big topic for the state of texas are you frustrated to see that so intertwined with this spending b

with the markets rallying, let's get to kayla live on capitol hill kayla? >> reporter: kelly, the senate did pass that key procedural vote earlier today they still have to vote on final passage of the bill, then it will go to the house i'm told to expect that 4:00, 4:30, somewhere in that range. then the president will have to sign it. the white house said expect that late afternoon/early evening but there are already restarting talks on immigration even before the passage is final of that bill senator john cornyn, the number two republican in the senate, just told a bunch of reporters that he had a meeting at the white house on immigration with other senators like senator cotton, perdue, langford and grassley they were informing the president about what they thought could actually pass the senate on a bipartisan basis they said they put to bed graham/durbin, which was the pre-existing bipartisan framework in the senate and trying to work on what comes next this immigration debate is heating up as we now look towards the new deadline in three weeks. not onl

six members of the savage m.s.13 gang have been charged with kayla and niece's murders. many of these gang members took advantage of loopholes in our laws to enter the country as alien minors and wound up in kayla and niece's high school. evelyn, elizabeth, freddie and robert, tonight everyone in this chamber is praying for you. everyone in america is grieving for you. please stand, thank you very much. [ applause ] . >>>i want you to know that 320 million hearts are right now breaking for you. [ applause ] for you, we can make sure that other families we feel your pain. they have criminal gangs breaking into your country. we have proposed new legislation that will fix our immigration laws and support our ice and border patrol agents. these are great people. these are great, great people that work so hard in the midst of such danger. so that this can never happen again. [ applause ] united states is a compassionate nation. we are proud that we do more than any other country anywhere in the world to help the needy, the struggling and the underprivileged all over the world

six members of the savage gang ms-13 have been charged with kayla and nisa's murders.any of these gang members took advantage of glang loopholes in o lawto eer the country unaccompaniedlien minors, and wound up in kayla and nisa's high school. tonight i'm calling on commerce to finally close the deadly loopholes that have allowed ms 13 and other criminal gangs to break into our country. amy: that was president trump last that as he talked about young people coming over the border and joining ms 13. daniel denvir is withs fr providence, rhode island, writer in residence at the fair punishment project. daniel, welcome to democracy now! one of his central focus his last night, ms 13. >> political writer around immigration -- rhetoric around immigration so skiers the reality of immigration. though trump is a rather strange case. focus on ms 13ve does aside from scapegoating and facilitating the mass criminalization of latino immigrants in this country is obscure the origins and realities of gangs like ms 13. in researching was born in los refugeesmidst the fleeing presiden

thank you very much for that kayla tausche for us in washington let's continue the discussion.oined by james petagukas from the american enterprise institute and a cnbc contributor. james, overall your expectation over the next 18 hours we should get a deal to kick the can down the road again? >> it wouldn't surprise me if we got a deal to kick the can down the road but not far that road will not lead into february that road might lead into monday, tuesday, wednesday, not beyond that. i don't think there's interest in doing that kind of deal i don't think that longer term extension would have much possibility. so that countdown clock might be back up early next week. >> kayla said this deadline was put in place by republicans. in th if this falls apart tonight by midnight, are republicans to blame for this >> especially if they can't get enough votes to pass it on their side ultimately you need 60 votes, if democrats want to filibuster it, i'm not sure republicans have 51 votes. it's also important to remember that the lights are not going to go off in washington, d.c. this is

kayla tausche joins us right now. what to expect and how things are jockeying into positioning at the last minute kayla, good morning again. >> good morning, becky 17 hours until that deadline but 4 1/2 hours until the senate convenes again majority leader mitch mcconnell adjourning late last night after tense debate with the vote still in jeopardy. at least four republicans plan to vote against it chuck schumer, whom aides say has enough to thwart the bill. it offers citizenship to children of undocumented immigrants second, after a 30 day funding bill to a couple of days and take out the sweeteners. that would add pressure to get to the deal. one problem, funding for children's health insurance which is included in this bill expires today. on immigration, mcconnell said the deal brokered by hill leaders wouldn't necessarily get the president's support. >> the presidency under our constitutional system is not irrelevant he's the person who signs things into law for most ofus, in the house an senate, on the republican

. >> kayla: hmm. anything appeal to you?steve: [clears throat] [dramatic music] ♪ uh, you know me, baby. i'm not a big fan of change. i'll just stick with my usual. >> kayla: well, i hate to mess up your routine, grandpa, but there's no more french dip on the menu. you have to pick something else. >> steve: [clears throat] ♪ >> victor: oh, hello, brady. >> brady: granddad. >> victor: tell me you have some good news for me. >> brady: what kind of good news are you looking for? >> victor: please tell me you've got that piece of garbage eve out of our lives for good.

i'm kayla tausche in washington where the justice department is releasing a one-page memo that seniorfficials say will clearly state that marijuana is against federal law and reverse the instructions in multiple memos during the obama administration loosening enforcement of the drug. the senior doj official said there is no longer a, quote, safe harbor for marijuana-related offenses, which the memo will give u.s. attorneys the discretion now to pursue asked repeatedly by reporters about whether the industry in the states where the drug is legal are being put on notice, the senior official said they would not comment on the economics of the issue the official said that attorney general sessions strongly believes marijuana is against the law, pointing to a 2015 study by the department of health and human services and the drug enforcement agency naming marijuana a category 1 substance. the officials would not respond to criticism from lawmakers like colorado republican cory gardner who said he would move to stall judicial nominations in response to the memo. it is worth noting it would r

the house could vote as soon as today. >> all right we have our own issues here, kayla.t's like packing 12 suitcases to go to davos >> i do want to say, it feels like we had this conversation a month ago. >> i'm talking about me. >> you personally. >> yeah. because we have to go. sunday >> that's what makes me think the government shut downis almost a certainty we won't be here >> right but kayla, davos is relevant again. it hasn't been relevant. you know, a u.s. president hasn't been there in 18 years. >> i'm sure that president xi of china or prime minister trudeau or francois hollande -- >> america first america first. >> it was relevant when they were keynoting >> it's more relevant. >> the world economic forum themselves have said this is the most heads of state that will be there. more than 70 plus. >> klaus is like ka-ching. he's so psyched. you know that dude, right? >> trump's presence will give the entire thing a whole -- >> it will >> new energy. >> kayla, you can stay tuned or you can -- >> for a lot of people in davos, it's like an alien invasion. >> for all

thirteen gang have been charged with kayla and nieces murders many of these gang members took advantage of glaring loopholes in our laws to enter the country as illegal unaccompanied alien minors and wound up in kayla and nieces high school. evelyn elizabeth freddy and robert tonight everyone in this chamber is praying for you everyone in america is grieving for you at least and thank you very much thank you have. had me. i want you to know that three hundred and twenty million hearts are right now breaking for you we love you thank you. all right. but we cannot imagine the depths of that kind of sorrow we can make sure that other families never have to endure this kind of pain. tonight i am calling on congress to finally close the deadly loopholes that have allowed m s thirteen and other criminal gangs to break into our country we have proposed new legislation that will fix our immigration laws and support our ice and border patrol agents these are great people these are great great people that work so hard in the midst of such danger so that this can never happen again. thank . you. t

su temor mÁs grande es ser separada de kayla, de 14 aÑos y la chiquita de cinco, por una deportaciÓn.a, ella tambiÉn cancelÓ muchos de sus planes. brenda: mi niÑa tiene 14 aÑos yle tuve que decir que tuvimos que parar sus 15 y esperar quÉ pasa. pedro: por lo menos el 25% de los soÑadores, poco mÁs de 7000, son mayores de 30 aÑos y tienen la responsabilidad de una familia e hijos, como brenda. brenda: me casÉ joven, a los 18 aÑos. tengo tengo un niÑo de 15.1 de ocho y uno de cinco. pedro: los soÑadores no son jÓvenes solteros, hay muchos casados y con hijos. [sin audio] -- huÉrfanos y comunidades indÍgenas, al igigual que en chile, el sumo pontÍfice [sin audio] reportero: lo conmoviÓuna historia de amor. paula, jefa de cabina y su esposo, asistentes de vuelo, subieron al aviÓn con la ilusión de que el papÁ bendiga sus anillos. >> le contamos que somos marido y mujer, somos matrimonio. tenemos dos hijas y nos gustarÍa que nos hiciera la bendiciÓn. en un momento nos preguntÓ si estÁbamos casados por iglesia, no nos pudimos casar porque el dÍa que nos casa vamos fue el terremoto del aÑo l

kayla, thank you. >> thanks, kayla. >> kayla tausche at the white house.let's talk about the ramifications of a trade crackdown. >> michael froman, former u.s. trade representative under president obama. he's now a distinguished fellow at the council on foreign relations. mr. ambassador, thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> trade sort of got lost in the sauce the latter part of 2017. we were all talking about tax reform have to dust off the old notes from last year when we were talking about the renegotiations of nafta, the high tariffs against china and other issues that the president was talking about. what do you expect to hear from him today? >> well, i know this audience will care a lot about what the president says about nafta, in particular, because -- >> right. >> -- nafta has been a great benefit to our agricultural sector and agri business and they have great concerns about the instability, a renegotiation or withdrawal from nafta, could create we now export over $150 billion of agricultural products oornd the wor around the world t

but first to kayla where chuck schumer just arrived at the white house. >> reporter: i caught up with chuck rounds, a republican from north dakota, who last night was a no vote and this morning changed to yes after promises from mitch mcconnell i asked him what was going on. he said leadership has them in a holding pattern for the next couple of hours as they figure out what they're going to vote on, whether it will be the bill the house passed last night, that 30-day short-term funding bill, whether it will be something like four to five days which democrats and some republicans have proposed to ramp up the pressure to get a deal done on immigration whether it will be something in between. he says republicans in the rank and file don't know yet. senator schumer and democratic caucus are surely meeting this afternoon to figure out next steps from their approach after that 90-minute meeting with the president. as i said, when he came back to the capitol, he had little to say about the meeting, but just that it was productive listen >> we had a long and detailed meeting. we discussed al

kayla tausche joins us with more good morning, kayla. >> reporter: good morning. camp david talks were called productive aids say gary cohen talked infrastructure, speaker ryan talked entitlement reform. those programs will likely be less ambitious than previously discuss discussed. outside camp david, steve bannon tweeted yesterday apologized for not commenting sooner. don jr. is a patriot and a goodman and that he stands by the president and his work to make america great again wolff on the defensive for the various factual errors for his reporting of what we know to be some true events here's wolff on "meet the press." >> i think we mixed up mike berman and mark erman. for that i apologize but the book speaks for itself read the book. see if you -- if you don't feel like you are with me on the couch in the white house and see if you don't feel alarmed, as you say. >> reporter: today the president will attend the college football national championships in atlanta after a stop in nashville to address the farm bureau that's his first major speech since tax reform

we will go to kayla and cut jacket, rhode island, democrat line. make iti just want to clear that i am a young democrat, currently in college, and i don't know if i agree with the shutdown, but i think on ifs some confusion it's republicans' fault or democrats' fault. i feel like there is a lot of the blame game going on and we really need to be focused on fixing the problem, not who to blame for the problem, but democrats are mainly focused on more domestic fin -- more domestic spending, not just daca, but more funding for the chip program, more funding for veterans assistance programs, and these real, issues that they want to negotiate on have, like, no gears on the republican side. nobody wants to listen, and i feel like that is why we are out of hope here. it is deeply disappointing to me as an american to sit here and have to go through government shutdowns, but i think there is a reason. i think they are kind of justified in doing this because of how little support and how like, paid attention to they are being on these little tiny issues of

and wound up in kayla and nisa's high school. evelyn, elizabeth, freddy and robert, tonight, everyone in this chamber is praying for you. everyone in america is grieving for you. please stand. thank you very much. [ applse ] ] i want you to know that 320 million hearts are right now breaking for you. we love you. thank you. while we cannot imagine the depths of that kind of sorrow, we can make sure that other families never have to endure this kind of pain. tonight, i am calling on congress to finally close the deadly loopholes that have allowed ms-13 and other criminal gangs to break into our country. we have proposed new legislation that will fix our immigration laws and support our i.c.e. and border patrol agents. these are great people. these are great, great people that work so hard in the midst of such danger, so that this can never happen again. [ applause ] the united states is a compassionate nation. we are proud that we do more than any other country, anywhere in the world, to help the needy, the struggling, and the und

six members of the savage ms-13 gang have been charged with kayla and neesa's murders.y of these gang members took advantage of glaring loopholes in our laws to enter the country as illegal, unaccompanied alien minors and wound up in kayla and neesa's high school. evelyn, liz best, freddy and robert, tonight everyone in this chamber is praying for you. everyone in america is grieving for you. please stand. thank you very much. ( applause ) ( applause ) ( applause ) i want you to know that 320 million hearts are right now breaking for you. we love you. thank you. ( applause ) we cannot imagine the depths of that kind of sorrow, but we can make sure that other families never have to endure this kind of pain. tonight i am calling on congress to finally close the deadly loopholes that have allowed ms-13 and other criminal gangs to break into our country. we have proposed new legislation that will fix our immigration laws and support our ice and border patrol agents. these are great people. these are great, great people that work so hard in the midst of such danger so that t

and wound up in kayla and niece's high school. efly, elizabeth, freddie and robert, tonight everyone in this chamber is praying for you, everyone in america is grieving for you. please stand. thank you very much. [ applause ] i want you to know that 320 million hearts are right now breaking for you. we love you. thank you. [ applause ] while we cannot imagine the depths of that kind of sorrow, we can make sure that other families never have to endure this kind of pain. tonight i am calling on congress to finally close the deadly loopholes that have allowed ms-13 and other criminal gangs to break into our country. we have proposed new legislation that will fix our immigration laws and support our i.c.e. and border patrol agents. these are great people. these are great great people that work so hards in th hard it of such danger so that this can never happen again. [ applause ] the united states is a kos compassionate nation. we are proud that we do more than any other country anywhere in the world to help the needy, the struggling

what he wants >> kayla tausche, thank you. totally dissimilar about stories preparing for the no-deal scenario in brexit it grabs headlines on the day, but everyone is preparing for every eventuality. >>> time for our top trending stories. kate rogers has a look at what's buzzing. >> good to see you how many tech geniuses does it take to changebulb that's the kind of joke flooding twitter after a power outage at the consumer electronics show. a main issue with the outage was that many attendees phones were locked inside of charging towers while obviously not charging this user tweeted if you want to see people freaking out, lock their phone slowly dying a few inches away from them with no way of getting it back another user writing someone told alexa to turn off the lights even tech brands got in on the action intel tweeting this photo with the caption introducing blackout, the biggest thing to hit ces since 5g >> the irony is so thick on that >> and people freak out without their phones any way >> it's -- of all the events it

esta noche los padres de kayla cuevas son invitados de honor de la casa blanca y estÁn a la expectativa plan migratorio que no sÓlo beneficia a los dreamers sino tambiÉn sea de mano dura en contra de la inmigraciÓn legal e ilegal. >> que se le de una estadÍa legal permanente pero que nos aseguremos que la frontera estÉ segura. janet: parte del discurso estuvo a cargo de stephen miller. >> todos sabemos que stephen miller es la persona detrÁs ddel fallo del proceso migratorio del 2013 y sabemos que estÁ activamente tratando de destruir el acuerdo bipartidista que hay en el senado. janet: miller hha guiado la retÓrica migratoria de trump desde que Éste se encontraba en campaÑa y tambiÉn estuvo a cargo del desarrollo del plan que se presentÓ al congreso la semana pasada el cual intercambia la legalidad y los dreamers por los fondos para el muro fronterizo. aunque el asesor hubiera querido que la casa blanca fuera mÁs rrestrictiva en su polÍtica migratoria. para algunos republicanos, la retÓrica de miller puede ser contraproducente. esperan que el presidente demuestra intenciÓn de negociar

we'll see if the president touches on those he's braving in inclement weather to get there kayla, thankou so much >>> for more on what to expect from the president's speech. let's bring in the former undersecretary of commerce this is around area where we have a trade surplus. >> we do. >> with many countries, and the feeling i guess would be if we take a more muscular stance on trade that some of the companies to which we expert, retaliate and make our ago cultural exports more expensive. >> especially the nafta countries. since it was put into place in 1993, the exports to canada and mexico have gone up five times that supports over 1 million u.s. jobs just on agricultural trade alone. one of the things the president will hear is times have been tough since the end of the commodity super cycle. what they want afford,. >> there are a couple big issues that are still out there the so-called sunset clause, which would allow us to end the agreement after five years i think fundamentally that makes no sense i don't knowhow you do any dea and have that go away after some fixed period of tim

esta noche los padres de kayla cuevas son invitados de honor de la casa blanca y estÁn a la expectativa dreamers sino tambiÉn sea de mano dura en contra de la inmigraciÓn legal e ilegal. >> que se le de una estadÍa legal permanente pero que nos aseguremos que la frontera estÉ segura. janet: parte del discurso estuvo a cargo de stephen miller. >> todos sabemos que stephen miller es la persona detrÁs ddel fallo del proceso migratorio del 2013 y sabemos que estÁ activamente tratando de destruir el acuerdo bipartidista que hay en el senado. janet: miller hha guiado la retÓrica migratoria de trump desde que Éste se encontraba en campaÑa y tambiÉn estuvo a cargo del desarrollo del plan que se presentÓ al congreso la semana pasada el cual intercambia la legalidad y los dreamers por los fondos para el muro fronterizo. aunque el asesor hubiera querido que la casa blanca fuera mÁs rrestrictiva en su polÍtica migratoria. para algunos republicanos, la retÓrica de miller puede ser contraproducente. esperan que el presidente demuestra intenciÓn de negociar en cuanto a inmigraciÓn. >> hace falta un me