both emmanuel macron and marine la pen are trying to win over voter who is backed their ousted rivals. on thursday, le pen held a rally martin pollard has more. >> marine la pen took to nice on thursday night for a rally. fillon last d to sunday but she's got a new slogan. choose france. and in her speech, she said she would protect french jobs and keep france safe. >> the election of mr. macron will mean france will increasingly be swamped from immigrants. this election therefore, asks the french people on mass immigration. mass immigration stop or more. >> stop brought back several how to supporters brought back chants of "this is our home." >> this is our very last chance to see france re-establish our greatness and save our judeo christian civilization. >> nice is symbolic for her party because it is where 86 people were killed in a terrific attack last july but some voters resent her tactics. >> i think it's appalling to try and benefit from such attacks when she says with me, nothing like this would have never appened. >> when it comes to security, i'm not afraid. you have to ge

la pen will not be the president.'s no problem with macron and presidentrump, people understand that tweets are the tweets but u.s.-foreign policy is very pronato and it's very prochallenging russia in places like ukraine and macron will work very well with president trump on this but again, terrorism is a huge problem in france as well as around the world and france is our number one ally but also much targeted by terrorists as well. arthel: we were looking at live shots there on the screen of macron making its way through the crowd and they are doing victory lap, already being endorsed by francois fillon, conservative who did not make it. emmanuel macron or marine la pen when you talk about the may seventh runoff, who has a better chance and who is a better candidate for dc? >> for dc almost certainly macron and he will most certainly will win as i said. here is the important back story , 40% of voters voted for la pen are farther left than donald trump. that's up over one-third from 2012 the last time the two ran a

did they sway today la pen any after the terrorist attack? reporter: i think that is expected there will be a slight boost for la pena the th, la pe. at the poll. following attacks this week. and la pen running on platform of a tighter border. france is in fear at this time. there is widespread concern with concern to the terrorist attack. holland has been far too weak in terms of standing up to the terrorist threat. all have candidates have been talking about the threats. maria: you are talking about six terrorist attacks in a very sport period oshotperiod of time alone. what do you think that implication of a la pen vote would have in the market, there was a piece that markets might sell-off in the world in la penguins. >> la pen win. >> i think that it is harder for her to win the second round. in two week. most show polls show macronwould defeat la pen in the second round. nothing is certain, but if la pen emerges at fronts runner, that would hit the markets hard i think this france and europe. and i think it will be a very tough contest

and leader la pen who is vowing to pull france out of the union. welcome to a new hour inside america's news headquarters, i am arthel. eric: i am eric shawn. presidential run off happens on may 7, today's voting taking plus under heavy security amid a the series of recent terrorist attacks in france. arthel: senior foreign affairs correspondent greg is live in paris with the latest. reporter: the french voters have spoken they come up with a stark choice for next president, voters chooses on sunday between 11 candidates, they rejected candidates from major parties and came up with two different outsiders. these are candidates with a completely opposite on the problem, a run off to go in two week's time. la pen, was speaking to her supporters tonight, she blasted the european union. slammed globalization. and she called for tighter borders, in her words to stop the free flow of terrorists. she will be facing offancy mack -- macron, he ended her slightly in sunday voting, he told his supporters he carried hopes was not just france but europe as well

will pom the poll suggests m ay macron fo far in thely the over la pen.t, macron is celebrated with a lavish dinner at a ritzy restaurant, oysters, champagne. and the leftist and france were appalled. again, to nile's point this is what they rejected when hollande. it is possible a wild card could be the communist candidate who had a lot in common with la pen in terms of rejection or reforms to nato, euro and other mayor establishment institutions. >> i think that he is spot on, champagne is a champagne socialist, interesting in france, we're in uncharted territory it is hard for polsters to extrapolate. the party system has essentially been destroyed. the assumption that mainstream endorsement will translate to a landslide, i think that is there to be challenged, and possibly over turned. la pen. >> does face a huge uphill battle, this guy has never won a town council election, this is his first election, and i think he will come under incredible aim of scrutiny, people will see whether his policies add up. charles: part of that scrutiny will be his marr

terrorist attack in paris might give la pen an extra boous. -- extra boost. a citizen that immigrated from morgue rack coatd. >> does it scare you. this preliminary result will send two relative outsiders to run head to head on the 7th of may. la pen, right wing pop ewe list populist, butboth center and also to the establishment. paris. >>> switching gears, capitals fans flying high over tonight's win. we caught up with an interest ing group. they didn't get to meet in person. they are a fan club who found each other in new york city. skyped in as the new york city crew for the game six. fans include igor submit who lived in new york for 10 years, he says he watches one or two games a month at this bar. >> about three years we have been watching since probably 2010, maybe a little bit earlier. a few of us gathered earlier than that. >> coming up, game on overtime, i'm diane roberts. and including one member who watched from really far away. showing gratitude for the oregon >>> bill o'reilly is back and he is talking. o'reilly announced on his website h will a

i realize la pen came up most votes.ut i think look the electorate is still dissatisfied and clearly la pen tapped into something. and i think for us it's voters want results, they want something different. and so i think that that is still obviously resonating across the pond but here in the u.s. >> what do you think this says about us globally that we're seeing this -- these parallels here la pen holds similar views on immigration like donald trump and we know she recently temporarily stepped down ahead of national front party which many see as far as right and some elements of it racist and yet still she came in second here in this election. what do you think that says. >> absolutely. that's why xtd there's a lot of fear and anxiety among workers when you look at france for example 25% and when you look at how economy is not growing this anti-immigrant rhetoric nerve with people and hitting a nerve in france and still obviously hits a nerve in the u.s. and there are parallels from what we saw this weekend. >> too when

far right marine la pen, francois, now, la pen has been making immigration a security core part of campaigntion confirming as tax reform will include both corporate and individual taxes and this comes after some experts come from a new strategy that would focus on corporate taxes just to keep it simple. treasury secretary steve mnuchin also saying the white house wants to get tax reform done well before the end of the year. adam shapiro at the white house with more. adam: good morning, lauren, good morning, nicole, the president's domestic agenda moves front and center as congress prepares to return from easter recess. markets rallied on news from treasury secretary steve mnuchin that will deliver tax reform by the end of the year. the adviser gary con says it will include tax breaks for individuals as well as businesses and secretary mnuchin promises the tax reform package will help the u.s. economy grow stronger. >> just to be clear, we hope that this won't take till the end of the year. so we are very focused on it. big priority for the president. we will get tax reform done. it'll be sw

on their election day the results are in, centralist macron who wants france to state in the eu, la pen advocated and now advanced to presidential runoff that will occur on may seventh with each one plan to go take france in very different directions. hello, everyone, this is a brand-new hour of america's headquarters i'm eric sean. >> security after paris attack. it marks the first time in recent memory that an election took place under a state of emergency. eric: live in paris with the very latest on somewhat surprising election in macron has never had an election ever. >> amazing on both sides, eric and arthel. french voters have

and marine la pen from the far right is a nato skeptic and cozying up to vladimir putin. her victory would be a dark omen for the future of the eu, a critical american partner, and could sent international currency in the stock market into a tail spin. >> this could be a very dramatic rejection of the idea that france stands for an open society and that it is one of the leaders of liberal democracy in the world. >> reporter: with so much at stake, many groups are trying to sway this vote, including isis, to prevent more terrorist attacks france is deploying 57,000 police and soldiers. police gathered last night to mourn a fellow officer, this police as a career criminal who declared his support for isis in a note found by his body. president trump tweeted that the attack will have a big effect on the election and would benefit la pen because she's, quote, strongest on immigration. la pen is trying to capitalize on the attack saying her brand of anti-immigration and critics say racist nationalism will make france great again. the presidential elections here take place in t

daipg daig markets are pricing a victory for the centrist victory macron who led marine la pen in thet. 210-point gain on the dow futures right now. up 200 points overnight that. would be a premarket high for the futures. in europe, you've got gains across the board. look at the french market up 4 and a half percent. again, we should point that macron wants to keep france in the euro zone, wants to keep in the european union, rather, you are seeing the euro rally a five-month high against the dollar. in asia overnights markets mixed. terrifying moment caught on camera, a 4-year-old falling out of a moving bus, details on her condition ahead. investors keeping an eye on earnings among the names reporting. the oil giant will provide some insight on u.s. drilling activity. and panera is baking up changes, howie: can you track the food from the moment you order it to when it arrives at your door. details as the movie gets closer to topping the 1 billion-dollar mark in global box office. top story this half hour, french election setting stage between showdown between outsiders, populist la

i think marine la pen represents that sentiment.it puts her over the top we will see. they are french. connell: you brought up the british. you are right, that's kind of the lens everybody is looking through this with. before we go to andrew let me go to nigel farage who has become famous for brexit vote. break here. some people are using the term frexit. i don't know why we need a term for all of this. listen to what nigel farage had to say. >> if la pen was to win, then brexit, frankly, was nothing. it will be the end of the european project. connell: that is dramatic, andrew, the end of the european project. what do you make of it? >> i'm not necessarily sure that's a great thing for the united states. i mean, if the european fractures totally, then all have you is individual member states being subject to more russian influence and more russian domination. i think he is quite right where t. will have a massive impact in undermining some of the kind of the p.c. culture that will ultimately i suspect doom populist and nationalists

many say that is helping la pen, calling for tightening borders. >> if la penguin la penguins --, winsone of the election, it will likely head to a second round, in france you have to have 50%, if not you go to round 2 that is set for may 7. >> all right, voting on sundays too. >> we'll watch that. >> president trump turning his attention to one of his signature campaign promises. >> we'll have a big announcement on wednesday, to do with tax reform. the pr process has begun long a. >> so what can we expect? maria bartiromo is here, "sunday morning futures" is coming up in just a few minutes. >> thank you good to see you. >> i think we'll see something more comprehensive than what you have been talking about. you are getting an announcement of tax cuts, but also an announcement of simplification. taking the brackets from 7 to 3, an announcement of individual tax rates, business tax rates coming back, and coming down, and even that money overseas that president trump told me just two weeks ago when i sat down with him, that there is $5 trillion in money overseas, he will put an incentive

and leader la pen who is vowing to pull france out of the union. to a new hour inside america's news headquarters, i am arthel. eric: i am eric shawn.

la pen supported tighter border control and talking leafing the eu and macron supports staying in theu. >> for those who have been with me since april, i want to say a few words, in one year, we have changed the face of french politics. >> it is time to free the french people from arrogant elite who want to dictate behavior because, yes, i am the candidate of the people. clayton: the two will go head to head in a presidential runoff which will happen on may seventh. heather: well, now business alert for you. check your freezer and kitchen cabinets because we have three major recalls to tell you about. clayton: are they all junk-food related? cheryl: this recall covers all kind of food, nothing has been left out. let's first start with the hash brown recall, this one is interesting. mccain foods usa, north carolina-based company, 2-pound bag of frozen southern-style hash browns has been recalled, possibly golf ball pieces in the hash browns. it's funny because it could be a choking hazard. florida, georgia and maryland, that's the first recall. now let's move to campbell soup. a labeli

if to interfere with these elections and, for news or create fake false stories about the leading la pen. to his name is makong. already. e seen that and i wouldn't be surprised if same in ctly the germany. o i have no doubt that the russians tried to interfere with our election campaigns, and we should do all we can to counter that. but my point is the best way to counter it is to achieve it rtisan policies when comes to russia. enjoys e that mr. putin very much the banter on the hill here in washington right now. he's laughing, because this weakens americans. how you finally asked me this will impact on nato. of course, if the russians creating a split within our western alliance, weaken nato. this also is the reason why it's so important that the secretary of state tillerson today visited brussels, and i'm sure message of unity once the counter meeting would be concluded today. host: okay. linda is calling on the democratic line from longwood, florida. linda. ning, caller: good morning. agree with mr. the nato as far as issues. relatives all and over the world and i have poland. in i

one is an independent moderate and marine la pen, she's a firebrand right-wing populist.ple here concern about insecurity, and that was underscored by thursday's attack against police officers on the champs-Élysees, one officer killed, two being treated. isis claiming responsibility, and it was revealed today that the gunman, karim cheurfi, was being monitored by authorities for months before the attack, considered a terrorist, but he still fell through the cracks. that is probably why they're beefing up even more security at the polling stations. some 50,000 officers will be guarding them. they certainly want to avoid any repeat of the violence that was seen here on thursday. and while the campaigning is over, the last statements by the candidates also playing to concerns sparked by the attack, especially from the anti-immigrant candidate, marine la pen. she is calling for the sealing of borders here. she's also calling for the expulsion of terror suspects. so each despite this strong talk, almost one-third of the electorate is still undecided. take a listen to what we h

demonstrations, demonstrators also gathered at the bastille to show their anger at la pen far right populous. >> back here at home, philadelphia police investigating accident that killed a pedestrian on roosevelt boulevard. this happened yesterday afternoon, near smylie road, investigators say a 69 year old man was crossing the street when he was hit by a car, he was pronounced dead short time later. police believe the man was not using the crosswalk at the time of the accident. >>> and, take a look at this, scary moment, on the vine street expressway. i would a -- "eyewitness news" viewer dave silver captured this toward center city yesterday afternoon. about 100 young people, you see here on bikes, seen on the highway, amazingly nobody was hit by a passing car. a large group of people on dirt bikes were also seen nearby, though, for now it is not clear if the two rides are connected. >> and former philadelphia police officer goes on trial today accused of leaving a dog to die in a local park. investigators say that in november of 2016 michael long put pitbull in a trash bag, then dumb many

if russians try to mess him up they failed, the guy beat out la pen, he will be running probably winningthey did wrong was to over play their hand. first of all, interfering in u.s. election, they got kawtz, agaicaught gain and again, with potential scandal of u.s., more about michael flynn today, it alarmed the europeans be they knew that russians had been hacking them but with elections coming up, they got serious, france was a crucial prize for putin, he thought high could get a pro-putin president in france he could start breaking up the ei an economythe eu. of 11 candidates running four of top five were pro-putin, lift sanctions, but putin over played his hand so dramatically, with money as well, with propaganda, with fake news, and it just backfired on him, and as you observed, the one candidate who is pro west. pro nato, is a guy who is going to be france's next president. david: quickly, i want to go to turkey. he has about a week and a half, putin does, to continue to work again macron, now that we're focused on that, will he have any effect? or try? >> he will try. his you know

marine la pen known for her immigration of supporting of the so called brexit.resident trump awards a purple heart for the first time. now, back to "lock up." >>> due to mature subject matter viewer discretion is advised. ♪ oh say can you see ♪ ♪ what so proudly we had at the twilight ♪ ♪ oh, oh, star bangle banner ♪ for the land of the truth and the home of the brave ♪ ♪ [ applause ] >>> inside grand rapids, kent county jail. he's near at the end of his 25 years. he said much of the influence came from his old job. >> this is what i was schooled for. i have a theology degree. i got involved in the jail business up there. i figured out i was temper land suited for this than ministry. this is my life work and ministry. it is not just a job. it is never just a job for me. it is not natural to keep human beings in cages and it is not natural to be somebody that keeping human beings in cages. >> it takes psychological steps to make it easier for them. so i have tried to conscientiously fight against that tendency and i hope i model that. it is possible. it is your c

>> if madame la pen would have been elected in france i would have said never.the elections in france and she has said very clearly that she wants france out of the eu. it's not bragging, but if france is out of the eu, it's the end of the eu, so a lot of the things will depend on the french elections. >> do you think this is rattling the doors of the french elite? >> of course. the people are telling us you didn't deliver for us. they are really the elite and i'm part of this elite. they are voting against us. and that's something extremely important. let's say that he is elected. he will have in the coming five years to respond to these concerns tochlt sh concerns. to show that the french elite is really responding to this concept. if he fails, she will be elected in five years. >> on that alarming note, wish you a happy one. >> thank you very much. >> next on gps, london bridge is somewhat in arizona, but london oh tower bridge is now in china. at least a copy of it is and it is the centerpiece of a big debate. we'll explain when we come back. went to ancestr

because support for la pen actually differs from brexit and donald trump in terms of it does actuallye some support of the young? >> exactly, yes, 18 to 25 year olds strongly support the national front which can seem a little bit strange. it used to be very much a vote of older people. the national vote in the south of france but now it has fled to the north of france. because of high unemployment as you said and economic concerns, so it has changed a little bit by virtue, criteria number one, immigration, number two, economic difficulties. and number three the disgust about traditional parties. what the french people seem to want really in this election, and you see it with the candidacy of centrist candidate m macron is the need for that. with that coming in less than three weeks we'll see. >> claires thank you for joinings in the north of france. >>> still to come, president trump preparing to meet with several international leaders this week. >>> blut first as we head to break, here's the weather forecast and the weather channel's jen carfagno. >>> we've got severe weather ongoing

so far la pen and emanuel le cron have slight leads of 11 candidates. and this week is expected to be busy for the trump administration as the president's first 100 days in office come to a close. >>> the president is pushing republicans to pass revamp health care legislation. now the president also expected to make a big announcement about tax reform on wednesday. the president told associated press the package would include a massive tax cut for individuals and businesses. on friday, he signed an executive order to review the 2016 tax regulations and he's looking to scrap the ones that place an undue burden on taxpayers. >> people can't do their returns. they have no idea what they're doing. they're too complicated. >> and the president also ordered reviews for parts of the dodge frank financial law and that deals with the failure of big firms. >>> and members of congress are considering suing the president. the subject came up at a town hall meeting in san francisco with senator diane finestein. a fellow democrat senator bloomingthal is trying to col

today they chose emmanuel macron and marine la pen from a field of 11 candidates. populist movement has voters craving real change and some saying this election threatens to shake up europe more than brexit. we asked french citizens watching returns this morning in san francisco what they want to see from their next president. >> someone who will be good for france. some new blood, somebody who can bring something new. >> i would love it, emmanuel macron is very capitalist, like t dynamic and i love his ideas. >> macron is the frontrunner. the run-off will be held in about two weeks. >>> tonight we're just days away from president trump's 100th day in office, and he's heading into a big week. he's promising to unveil his tax reform plan this week, which includes a massive tax cut. also, if an agreement on the budget cannot be reached by the end of the president's 100th day on friday, the government will shut down. the president is demanding that congress put up the money for a wall at the mexican border. >>> more than 100 people stood holding signs and chanting to

emmanuel macron and marine la pen finishing first and second. it was a stunning win for macron. a 49-year-old former banker that becomes the favorite to become france's next president. let's go live to paris and bring in melissa bell. good morning to you. what is the reaction there? and what does it tell us about the political climate there in france? >> reporter: well, france is waking up this morning to the day after a political revolution. for a start, the mainstream parties that have shared power in france since 1958 are licking their wounds and trying to work out what went wrong. it is the first time that neither are making it through to the second round. that's a measure of the change that france is going through. you mention also the vastly different programs now. and one of the far rights, marine centrist, macron's proposals, they are outsiders. she represents the far right. he, because a few months ago, he set on this political adventure, getting to the top without an established party behind him. everyone thought he was mad. it could go nowhere. and yet, here we are, a

when you let la pen outperform marcron. neil, france has a high level of youth unemployment. you'll probably get to this later but the market loved the idea of tax cuts, probably 15%. president trump's official plan comes out wednesday. >> neil: that's that 15% they're looking forward to, the corporate rate land he's going to on wednesday outline his plan on individual rates. we have a lot he's going to throw at investors that they seem to like or have been telegraphing that they would like. do they sell on the fact once it gets out there or do they wait until it's approved, if it's approved? >> for a while, 15%. we stopped talking 15%. we were thinking the best case scenario, 20, 25%. they don't stop the rally. you break out the confetti if you can get to 15%. >> thanks, charles. for the benefit of this segment, charles le pen. free stuff on cable. nigel helped lead the brexit movement. the whole world was saying don't think of leaving this club. if you do, the markets will go into free fall. briefly they did and since rebobritain would go to hell in hand basket hasn't mater

la pen calling for a crackdown on france's borders. the president in an interview with the ap suggesting this laters attack will help le pen. whoever is the toughest on radical islamic terrorism is -- whoever is toughest at the borders will do well in the election. >> that was alex marquardt reporting. new details in the kidnapping case that sparked a nationwide man hunt are coming in. elizabeth thomas is finally bk home. the man accused of kidnapping her is in sacramentsacramento. here's reporter brian clark. >> tonight tad cummins accused of crossing state lines swept up by the fbi facing federal and state charges. the former teacher from tennessee accused of having an inappropriate relationship with elizabeth thomas. >> we love you and can't wait to see you. >> the 15-year-old teen in a safe location with family and friends. her first words when authorities found her, she asked to see her father. thomas and cummins disappeared last month. authorities combing nearly 1500 leads from all r50 states. the two found early thursday nearly

within the seem week, he boosted la pen. he praised kim jong-un.he praised air dwyane when he was formalized as a dictator. this is a quality that trump finds attractive in others. it extends, of course to putin and to other authoritarian leaders, as well as white s supremts. i think this is a piece of his policy. >> we do seem to be forming an alliance there of a kind, the head of turkey, the head of egypt, vladimir putin, marine la pen. the nonpence box is this sprang authoritarian box. >> it's more than that. it is an autocrat with a tendency to mobilize. they are increasingly relying on para military vigilante groups. this is the sort of thing that appeals to trump. it is the exercise of raw power. he thinks that's what leadership is. he's going to learn lessons from them. >> i love that phrase. i didn't make that up, but it seems to apply over and over again. thank you all. coming up, donald trump's friends and family tax plan. that's next. listen up, heart disease.) you too, unnecessary er visits. and hey, unmanaged depression, don't get too

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faces marine la pen.he first time in six decades neither of the left wing or right wing party has had a candidate in the second round. joining us from paris, matt bradley. i'm curious what's next for the two candidates. just under two weeks to get this done. i imagine a debate in that future, right. >>> this is going to be a major major battle coming up over the next two weeks. about a little less than two weeks now you're going to see the final round of this vote. already the media here using language like tsunami, earthqua earthquake, and sounds like an exaggeration, but really it's not. as you just mentioned the major parties the ones that have been fixtures in french politics since the second world war. they've been pushed to the side. over these next two weeks, both of these new contenders are going to be in the ring. fighting against each other for the nearly 50% of the voters. slightly more than 50% of the vote that didn't go to them. they're going to be picking up the pieces from those establishme

in secon wing candidate marine -- pa -- marie la pen.he wants to take france out of the european union. voters will decide in two weeks who will lead the country. >>> [sirens] >> israel state came to a standstill today as it remembered victim of the hol -- victims of the holocaust. drivers pulled over as a 2 minute siren whaled to honor the 6 million jews killed. the israel prime minister attended an official reef laying ceremony at the country's national holocaust museum in jerusalem. >>> harvard researchers have found a priceless piece of american higs ri in -- history in end land. they dis-- england. think discovered a hand whether written partial declaration of independent. it was given to the duke of richmond known as the radical duke for the support he gave to american revolutionaries. the only one like it is the 1776 copy kept under glass at the national archives in washington. >>> trending now, one last chance to pick up a video game console. >> this brand new college graduate prove that is the best re-- proves that the best reve

la pen wants to reduce immigration and withdraw from global alliances.he center left spoke president obama and progressive values, thank you for this discussion, barack obama. a spokesman for the former president, says france is a leader on liberal values, obama offered no official endorsement during the call. also running in the race, a far right candidate who also wants -- far left, excuse me, who wants to withdraw from global alliances. some have compared him to bernie sanders. on the center right, francois holland. if there is no majority winner, this ale face o they will face off in a may 7th runoff. >> bret: we'll have complete coverage from france next week. >>> the man accused of gunning down three people tuesday in fresno, california, because they were white made some noise today in a court appearance. kori ali mohammed shouted natural disasters will increase in america, and to quote, let black people go in reparations. mohammed is facing first degree murder charges. he has been charged with killing an unarmed white security guard at a motel a f

. >> neil: two of the candidates, la pen wants out of the european union.dent yesterday in paris changes the complexion. i mean that to say, do french voters say we keep having these terrorism incidents and this is happening under a establishment-type government and they keep saying they're on top of it and they're not. does that lead to frustration that has the fringe candidates doing better than what would normally be the case? >> that's a big part of it. the communist candidate has come out of nowhere. he's technically still in force. i wouldn't bet money on him coming in fourth. marine le pen is a different story. she's been opposed to the eu for some time. she's softened her views on that in and effort to get more centrist support. with polsters in france and the united states and britain, there's wrong and right ones. marine le pen is the wrong answer to give to a polster. so her vote is understated in the polls. that's why this terrorist attack, which no one will say is moving them toward her, but because of her strong views on immigration and terror

macron and la pen had the most. >>> after the election returns, protesters burned cars and vowed to try them. >>> former president barack obama returns to the national stage for the first time since leaving office. he will be speak at the university of chicago, invitation only. he said one of his goals is to support the next generation of leaders. >>> 6:07 on this monday, april 24th. we give a live look at beach avenue at cape may. more cameras atop the marquis de lafayette hotel. >> always pretty even when it's cloudy. we have clouds and showers moving in. let's find out details about all of it with but he bill menially. >> we've seen a few raindrops here, you see the clouds moving in. spring city, pennsylvania, mostly cloudy, a hint of sunshine. you'll see a little bit of sunshine this morning before the clouds take over completely in spring city. not looking for a big warmup. low 50s in philadelphia. upper 50s to near 60 at 3:00 this afternoon. a few scattered showers. light stuff. still in cape may county. steadier showers in southern delaware and sussex county. sprinkles trying to

really partying here hard in northeastern france because there is victory for their candidate, marine la pen. what happens next is two weeks of very intense campaigning. we talked earlier to the foreign policy policy advisor for marine le pen. he says he expects the campaign in the next two weeks to revolve around a number of different issues, particularly around foreign policy, about membership in the european union, around globalization. globalization of course such as unemployment and immigration issues. i think those have become the main issues that are going to be of intense debate over the next couple of weeks. by have two really different candidates here. we have a very populist candidate who's been compared to president donald trump. and as well, her opponent is going to be emanuel ma cmanuel viewed as a -- he's a former banker, never held elective office. he's viewed as kind of an urbanite here. the final round is on may 7th. >> what are the potential ramifications for the u.s. if le pen were to win? >> there are huge implications for the u.s., fredricka, given that france is one of

he has given la pen over $12 million in a loan. she visited him in moscow very recently.it will absolutely be the doing of the european union if she is elected. and potentially nato. it creates an opportunity for vladimir putin to move forward with imperialistic actions in europe and that would put us in a ground war conceivably. and it's very alarming that the president would weigh in like that and i hope he regrets it and keeps his twitter account shut down when he is dealing with international elections. >> congresswoman jackie spear, thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >> just ahead, carter page connection. political analysts, getting ready to weigh in on cnn's exclusive reporting. indications that russia tried to use page and other advisers to infiltrate the trump campaign. despite praise from president trump, how much is china's leader really doing a tap down the urgent threat from north korea. [car engine failing to start] [wind blows] yo- wh- ah- he- [gas pouring] [slurps loudly] [engine starting] [loud slurping continues] >>> we're following breaking news. u.s.

french mayor on marie la pen, she's kind of the right, very right wing candidate, is it possible thaty life to a-holes. but he spells out a holes on twitter. >> he kept it real. >> the mayor. is that the way they talk in france? >> wow. >> he put that in a tweet. >> maybe it sounds bet nerve french? >> everything sounds bet nerve french. >> (speaking french). >> this is the thing. >> rihanna, did she disrespect the queen? the singer is getting a loft flack on social media after posting some interesting photos featuring queen elizabeth's head, the head of queen elizabeth, superimposed on her body. so, she did this obviously the queen celebrating her birthday, her 91 over the weekends, wearing the crown, and sequin body suit, how about the queen in these thigh high green boots? so anyway, the caption: n humble, kendra will ma'am's song. >> i'm not a brit this they take their voicer very seriously. >> so i'm sure she did not take too kindly. >> but the punk rockers used to do that with the queen. >> i don't know. >> happy birthday aling. >> thank you everyone for all of the love. i reall

marie la pen of the far right wing, she's been pushing the idea that immigration is a big disease, a plague of french light and france should close its borders not only to immigrant but the rest of europe. pull out of europe and euro. it is an extreme position. but she has helped by every terror incident and the flip side of this, isis, the so-called islamic state and other terror organizations, they know that very well, they would like to see her elected because their hole ambitiambition is to society as much as can be done and to incite a civil war. that's the kind of dynamic that we are looking at right now. it is extremely dangerous. we are right on the eve of elections that could put her one step away from tower before the final vote on may 7th. >> chris dickey thank you. beautiful evening. you heard as chris was speaking rather a rare sound for champ elysees. it is a low flying police helicopter. we have seen too many times law enforcement forcing fans out throughout paris. we are told they executed an array of what believed to be a gunman's home in a suburbs of paris. we have

presidential candidate emanuel is expected to defeat the far right anti-immigration candidate marine la pene pro eu free market internationalist i'd kolg holds the most fraction among the french these days. and in germany, with about six months to go before a federal election angela merkel's conservative party is in a neck and neck race with the center left social democrats. with each getting a little over 30% in recent polls. the far right anti-immigrant alternative for germany party is down to just seven percentage points making the party almost irrelevant. as pointed out, it might be too early to tell if populism has peaked. any one of the personalities would suddenly have a strong showing in an election. but the lessening popularity in the united states and europe could also mean the challenge to liberal democracy has in fact exposed it's resilience. the center is holding. >>> up next, an incredible inside look at what six years of civil war has done to syria. and her people. we have an eyewitness. i sure had a lot to think about. what about the people i care about? ...including this li

saying,had an analyst if things go horribly in the french election first round, meeting la pen.n-luc see -- melenchon is saying you could see the euro moving. hearingear yield we are on the mliv blog. i look at it every morning to get situated in the markets, but you could see a short term bounce in yields the for they come back down. right now we are down one basis point. 2.2, pretty low level. a move down would be significant. i want to bring this up, i realize it is close. the i wanted to see was close of trade yesterday. it is a similar number. a gain of 2%. it was the biggest gain that we have saw since the beginning of the year, since january. even though futures are up, the percent missed price shows we could see it go up and down. i just want to point it out, it is such a big gain that it could be a loss today. let's get to the bloomberg first word news. japanese exports grew at the fastest rate in more than two years in march, supporting a moderate economic recovery in the base of domestic demand. most double expectations. at the same time in ports are just 1520%. the b

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you see that in the flirtation with people like niej el forage and maureen la pen the leader of the national front that wants to break up the krnsee and maybe lead france out of the european union all together it is very ominous and it is especially ominous when you remember that the highest priority of russian foreign policy is is to selfer the tie between the united states and germany and to crack up the european union. because europe together is much stronger than russia. russia is a gdp about the size of italy. europe separate, no country is near as strong as russia. >> glor: but as you said we have certainly seen some remarkable revolutions from the president, in just the past few days on multiple issues. so should we not expect there might be one on europe then as well, david? >> well, to my em barment one of the revolutions happened on the very day that the article was released. that was the day that donald trump said i have changed my mind and nato is no longer obsolete t was dead and now it's not dead any more. so yes, i'm sure he's very mer cur yal and impulsive. he has got thin at

la pen in white, fillon in yellow. red. shop in he's right there with fillon for third.- nobody knows, april 23, that's the first day. no but he knows what is going to happen. this is really exciting. take a look at a chart we looked at yesterday taa chart we looked at yesterday that created quite a stir with one of our guests. "what'd you miss?" blackrock ceo larry fink may have president trump tossed back and yesterday he spoke at the dollar strength. think it's one of the reasons our economy is slower than we wanted to be, because the dollar is strong. if the federal reserve continues to tighten -- see reason to tighten, he will be hard to have a weakening currency. if we continue to see what i would call mediocre results theted to our economy, then dollar will probably weaken. at the economic club of washington, d.c. he emphasized he was more bullish on equities and fixed income in the long-term. they we spoke with guggenheim and partner global cio who had a warning for equity investors. going toinking we are have a significant correction this summer, early in the fa

on top of that you have a candidate in la pen who says i'm not thrilled with the european union.xit who says uk i will cut you a separate trade deal we don't need eu trade deal. ainsley: what happened could tip the vote. it starts on sunday. let's bring in jim hanson. i know you have said president trump was criticized by the mainstream media because he was saying it looks like terrorism. they were all over him. i can't believe he is calling it terrorism before we know all the facts. he said it looks like terrorism. he was on the campaign trail saying i will call it when i see it people thought that was refreshing. you say it looks like terrorism to you, too. you agree with him, right? >> i don't think there is any question it's terrorism. when a muslim guy with ak 47 opens fire in a crowded shopping area, you don't have to go out on the last limb of the last tree to know what that is. president trump is a welcomed change from the past 8 years where they tried to yiewsm yo ym this away. know what it is. steve: how will this attack reverberate on sunday with the people of france f