mark jason, american enterprises scholar and marie huff, both are fox news contributors.elcome to both of you. i want to put up on the screen does tweet that came earlier from president trump that says this. north korea is looking for trouble. if china decides to help, that would be great. if not, we will solve the problem without them. usa, he says and there was another one up there as well that you got a look at at home but it was of the same tone. pretty strong words from president trump on his mark. >> absolutely and look, the difference we have here is that unlike barack obama, he enforced the redline in syria. when president obama failed to enforce that redline, he reverberated not just in syria but across the world and protected a message of weakness that spread from moscow. he enforced obama's redline for him in it within 63 days, took decisive action, sent tomahawk missiles to take out the site, a limited strike that took out that site and that sends a message now across the world when you project strength, with the aggressors have to recalculate what the united

mark, jason? final thoughts? >> yeah. you know, his endorsement of hillary clinton didn't work out all that well either. i don't know if he's had an impact here on the elections here or at home. i think barack obama's brand of liberalism is out of vogue in the united states and in europe. and he is going to be defeated in paris just as he was in london and just as here in washington. >> martha: thank you very much, guys. still ahead, president trump playing the part of a diplomat, securing the release of an american who was wrongfully jailed for three years in egypt. just moments ago, earlier today in the oval office. in egypt, and negotiator, she's pulling off ideal even president obama failed to close. the behind-the-scenes details of this remarkable story straight ahead. and all eyes focused on north korea. new questions surrounding iran's nuclear ambitions as fox news is now learning that they are accelerating their program. pete hoekstra, david to forward here to debate the future of that future next. >> everywhere y

their eldest son, and here the photo of jason's graduation with his proud parents the day he became a fireman. >> they would do anything for us and they did. >> mark and karen were from big mormon families, high school sweethearts who married as teenagers and watched their own brood quickly expand, all boys, jason, jacob, tyler, troy and casey, boys bursting with testosterone. >> it was a rowdy house. we had football games inside the house. we were egged on by our parents and they loved it. >> karen was a full time mom and once the boys were old enough, taught part-time at nearby shasta college. for decades mark got up at 2:00 a.m. to drive for u.p.s., just because it freed him to coach his sons' teams come afternoon and to spare his wife middle of the night disruption mark slept in a separate bedroom, had for years. >> my dad treated her better than anybody could treat their wife. my mom was the queen. >> they lived simply. they lived paycheck to paycheck. they never had a lot extra. >> son tyler. for them it was all about family? >> yes, always. >> they all stayed as close as any family could be, when jason got married, he moved into the house r

mark: utah republican congressman jason chaffetz may leave congress before his term expires.told kay sl radio in salt lake city today that he is weighing his options and might depart early. chairman of the house oversight committee said he would not run for reelection or for any office in 2018. he said the decision was not based on either health or political concerns. president trump will meet at the white house today with italy's prime minister. discuss the g7 meeting in italy next month. the g-7 nations have urged russia to pressure the syrian government to end the six year civil war. they blamed bashir al-assad's military for a recent chemical attack that killed more than 80 people including children. authorities appear to begin airing up for more insider trading cases after opening a record number last year. 70 insider investigations. that's more than any other year in the last decade. vladimir putinnt taking advantage of mixed signals from the u.s. on ukraine. he has tightened his grip on to rebel regions. that is hope for the european brokered peace deal which means san

jason vargs dealing, struck out eight mark hand fwl swing and miss a's only run comes here here it comes it goes rauj davies, royals get the w there at 3-1 another big lass or cole basketball team freshman sensation has decided to transfer this follows the zport you are of coach to missouri and ivan rab to the nba. more average 12 points per game key part of the foundation more new head coach jones in berkeley but moore's father is ill back in chicago. charlie wants to move closer to home. no word yet on what school's going to .warriors hoeft the blazers in game one of nba playoff series on sunday here on abc 7. have to contain oakland damian. and adding spice to the series now took a jab at steph curry's new shoes. >> what's going on here. >> i have no idea. i have no idea. i don't know how to break down the design of his shoe and all that stuff. but i mean i'm certainly wouldn't push it through if if that's what he's happy it is whats it. >> blazers in six or seven. >> blazers in six. >> wishful thinking. abc 7 sports brought do you by river rock casino we'll have the game on abc seven

mark: utah a republican congressman jason chaffetz is returning to the private sector. the house oversight committee chairman then he will not run for reelection or any office in 2018. he was elected to congress in 2008 and said his decision was not based on health or political concerns, adding he was confident of his reelection should he have pursued it. president trump will meet with the turkish president next month. white house officials say the administration is discussing the possibility of a face-to-face meeting ahead of a nato summit. mr. trump called mr. erdogan on monday to congratulate him in a victory in a referendum, and to discuss developments in syria. the vice president has issued a warning to north korea. he said all options are on the table the end kim jong-un's nuclear program and reaffirmed nuclear support for japan. >> you can rest assured, the full range of the united states military capability is dedicated to the protection of japan. you are our friend. and on thatally foundation, we will face the future together. mark: meanwhile, it turns out that

jason vargs dealing, struck out eight mark hand fwl swing and miss a's only run comes here here it comes it goes rauj davies, royals get the w there at 3-1 another big lass or cole basketball team freshman sensation has decided to transfer this follows the zport you are of coach to missouri and ivan rab to the nba. more average 12 points per game key part of the foundation more new head coach jones in berkeley but moore's father is ill back in chicago. charlie wants to move closer to home. no word yet on what school's going to .warriors hoeft the blazers in game one of nba playoff series on sunday here on abc 7. have to contain oakland damian. and adding spice to the series now took a jab at steph curry's new shoes. >> what's going on here. >> i have no idea. i have no idea. i don't know how to break down the design of his shoe and all that stuff. but i mean i'm certainly wouldn't push it through if if that's what he's happy it is whats it. >> blazers in six or seven. >> blazers in six. >> wishful thinking. abc 7 sports brought do you by river rock casino we'll have the game on abc seven

mark: house oversight committee jason chaffetz says former national security adviser michael flynn couldiminally prosecuted for failing to clear and report payments received from a russian organizations. >> personally, i see no data to support the notion that general plan complied with the law. he was supposed to seek permission and receive permission from both the secretary of state and the secretary of the army prior to traveling to russia to not only except the payment but to engage in that activity. i see no evidence that he did that. flynn's attorney says his client told a defense intelligence agency that he would be traveling to moscow and answered any questions asked. two weeks after sean spicer cause an uproar after forgetting weaponss used chemical on the jews, president trump spoke out against anti-semitism today at the u.s. holocaust museum national day of remembrance. >> we will confront anti-semitism. [applause] [applause] without prejudice, we will condemn hatred, we will bear witness, and we will act. mark: the president also accused holocaust and buyers of being accomplic

jason, mark, have a good weekend and thanks very much. >> thank you, carl. >>> when we come back, expediabig earnings mover. reporting a miss on revenue. however, it did beat on some other metrics as bookings were up 14% from last year. the ceo will discuss the quarter and the travel outlook. >>> and taking another look at stocks this hour, the dow is down 23 points. the s&p pretty much unchanged. energy and technology are the strong sectors. the nasdaq trading in record territory thanks in part to some of the big beats from alphabet and amazon. we'll be right back. at fidelity, trades are now just $4.95. we cut the price of trades to give investors even more value. and at $4.95, you can trade with a clear advantage. fidelity, where smarter investors will always be. >>> expedia reporting earnings that missed street expectations, beat though on revenue. joining us now to talk about it in the cnbc exclusive interview is the ceo, dara khosrowshahi. >> thanks for having me. >> so going through the notes on the quarter looks like that keen metric, room nights stayed grew 12% including home awa

mark allen, by one frame. the final round of the pga tour event in south carolina is under way with jason dufner having just teedian poulter began his final round 3 shots back and he had quite an experience yesterday when an alligator delayed play! this alligator was lying in wait for poulter after a stray tee shot at the tenth hole. there was a standoff for a while as the englishman debated whether he would be happy to play a shot. the alligator was not moving but eventually it did. that's all from sportsday. there'll be more sport on the bbc news channel throughout the evening. the turkish prime minister is making a statement on the outcome of the referendum which will see the president's powers increase. let's listen in. i also would like to thank the security forces for the ha rd to thank the security forces for the hard work in the name of the turkish nation. all those supervisors, and all those people who have taken part in the vote, at the ballot boxes. and i also would like to celebrate and say thank you to those 1,269,000 young people who voted for the first time in their life. this is very important fo

when you are president trying to get so much approved before thi 100-day mark, you need all the support you can get. >> thank you, jason. i want to go out front to chairman of the democratic senatorial campaign committee and member of the budget ranking economi committees. is there any situation where you would vote for a bill that allows temporary or not funding this week for the boarder wall? >> no, i won't, because it's a total waste of taxpayer money. even the security experts tell us it is not a smart way to defend the boarder. so we're all for boarder security, but we're not for wasting taxpayer dollars. as you pointed out throughout the campaign candidate donald trump said he is going to let mexico pay for this and of course the mexicans have told him to take a hike. so we're not going to ask the american people to foot the bill for a wall that's a waste of money. so boarder security is fine. wasting taxpayer dollars is not. >> the president just said in an interview that if the wall stops 1% of the drugs, it will pay for itself, he says he's going to cost $10 billion, that's less than half of the public estimat

world number three, jason day, and world number the semi—finals of the world snooker championship will be concluded today. at midday, defending champion markg junhui. these are live pictures from the crucible wherejohn higgins leads barry hawkins ten frames to six. they are still into the first frame. you can watch that now on bbc two. hawkins is just getting control of this frame. hawkins was a finalist in 2013. higgins was last in a final some years ago. great britain's ice hockey team have made history in belfast, beating the netherlands 14—0. colin shields scored a hat—trick and in doing so broke tony hand's record, of a0 for the most international goals by a british player. great britain face japan in the gold medal game tonight, with live commentary on 5 live sports extra, from 7:30pm. great britain play in world ice hockey‘s third tier and have not been promoted since 1993. that's all sport for now. thank you very much. well, as you just heard, heavyweight anthony joshua more than 90,000 people are expected to be at wembley stadium tonight to watch the two go head—to—head for the world heavyweight title. well, as you just heard, ant

jason muttered, spoke with bloomberg. was checked bloomberg first word news with mark crumpton. mark: subway bombing in st. petersburg russia has killed at least 10 people and injured dozens more. the device filled with shrapnel detonated inside a train between two central hubs. officials called the blessed and planning of a more powerful bomb that was later defused at a nearby station, an act of terrorism. investigators are cautioning that other attacks cannot be ruled out. president trump had this reaction. >> terrible thing. happening all over the world, absolutely terrible. russian police searching for two suspects they believe planted those two devices. senate democrats appear to have enough votes to block the confirmation of supreme court nominee neil gorsuch. you are looking at a live picture of the senate committee. the vote for against is now up to 41. according to a new stash after democratic senators became the latest to confirm their opposition. current goals require 60 votes to advance to a final vote. the gop controlled senate might change the rules to enable them to confirm a nominee with a

scarlet: jason goldberg, senior bank analyst at berkeley, thank you. -- at barclays, thank you. markdebate on president trump's supreme court nominee is underway. republican and democratic leaders are casting blame. democrats have secure the votes to block the nomination of neil gorsuch, but senate majority leader mitch mcconnell is poised to change long-standing senate rules to get gorsuch confirmed by civil majority. the president hosted town hall at the white house today about 50 ceos gathered to discuss the state of the u.s. business climate. the president, who meets thursday with china's xi jinping gave details about what you plan to discuss with the chinese leader. we are going to have a fantastic meeting and we are going to talk about a lot of things, including north korea. a problem, and it's really a humanity problem. we're going to be talking about that also. mark: the president declared recently of china won't help solve north korea's weapons program, the u.s. is prepared to go it alone. hasecurity council scheduled an emergency meeting for tomorrow, following the suspecte

thank you very much jason and the judge, san francisco judge of course sanctuary city there. van jones, jeffrey lord and mark preston. this was important to the p. this executive order. he had said he was going to do this and he did. he was blocking the funding to the sanctuary cities. how big a blow is this to him? what is he going to do? >> it is another major loss it's not something that's final. we know that the judge -- >> right. >> -- didn't calm it unconstitutional but said, in fact, that these cities could be irrepably harmed if money is with held. erin, he tried to block people of muslim faith from coming to the united states. not very good at all. >> so far he hasn't commented on the ruling yet. this was a kpoenlt of the president's campaign to rid america of what he dubbed "bad hombres." here he is. >> administration will cancel all federal funding to sanctuary cities and we will cancel all fundling for sanctuary skis. >> i'm going to cut off federal funding for sanctuary cities. >> first the travel ban, now this. jeffrey, this is a pretty tough blow. >> it's no question it's a setback. i have to

transferred amounts owner mark cuban wanted roma to playing the game of the nba needs to the idea. denver is that 15. jason. 109-91. the disappointing season. and for both teams tonight. lea: already appeared before you head out the door, in the door, and the pitcher wants to forecast with fox meteorologist adam klotz. od morning. should be 70 degrees in new york. >> yesterday we had 80 degrees. here's what it looks like outside. this goes to work at an average seasonal high 59 degrees, already 59 degrees. running down the coast and across the southeast things are looking warm. the couple were spots a shower activity today. showers continue to work its way towards the east coast. not that brand but eventually from boston to washington d.c. getting early morning showers commended morning showers clearing up friday afternoon. not something lingering on. further to the west the big system with a attention to today and portions of west texas. there's your timestamp eventually in the overnight hours running early tomorrow morning. this is an area we pay close attention to. tell to. tell us a chance of severe we

has been set at 10 million dollars. ( mark ) charges have been filed against two men in hercules accused of kidnapping and beating a 19-year-old. paul marquis and jasonere arrested last week. police say the two men kidnapped a man in front of his home and beat him with a metal bar. the victim told police the men thought that he owed them money. the victim is expected to recover. both suspects are being held on 100-thousand dollars bail. ( mark ) two police officers in davis are recovering after being attacked. ( mark ) two police officers in davis are recovering after being attacked. it happened during a large celebration over the weekend. investigators say the officers got out of their car to clear the street when they were attacked by three men. the officers were punched and kicked in the face. the three attackers were arrested and now face charges including assault with a deadly weapon. the officers are expected to be okay. ( mark ) it appears that president trump is putting off asking congress for the money to build his proposed border wall. the money for the wall has been a sticking point for many members of congress as they debate a new governm

jason, these tax cuts would be sweeping if they were to get through congress. >> you're right. it is a very, very big if. there is a question mark in terms of how all of this will be paid for. treasury secretary says this will happen through economic growth and wolf he says so far everyone is on board. >> under the trump plan, we will have a massive tax cut for businesses and massive tax reform in simplification. >> let me go to of the details about the proposal. first of all slashing corporate tax rate down to 15% from 35% lowering the individual income tax rates retuesdaying the number of tax brackets from 7 down to 3. also doubling this standard deduction. also, again while treasury secretary says everyone's on board, there is still grumblings from gop law makers who says this doesn't represent true tax reform. there's not enough meet here, not enough details here. wolf, there is also a question about the president himself. would he or would he not benefit from the tax plan? the treasury secretary was pressed on this earlier this afternoon and the treasury secretary made it very clear that the president would not be releasing

mark: the president also signed a memorandum to speed up a study on whether steel imports are hurting u.s. national security. utah republican congressman jason chaffetz may leave congress before his term expires. radio insult lake city today that he is weighing his options", might depart early. yesterday the chairman of the house oversight committee said he would not run for reelection or for any office in 2018. decision was not based on either health or political concerns. arenuel macron's rivals trading their fire on the newcomer. nationalist marine le pen and republican francois fillon both attack at the 39-year-old former economy minister, saying his ideas are weak and vague. a new french poll finds support to macron goes one point 25%. fillon scored one point, 19%. tune in to bloomberg this sunday for our special friends decides, one less cover of the election. millions of millennials are living at home, their parents' home. half are white and the majority are male. the census bureau's recent findings contrast with the 1970's, the more young adults lived with a spouse. about 1/4 of today possible annuals are not -- millenials are not in

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jason, white house press secretary sean spicer just spoke to reporters. what did he say? >> reporter: you know what is interesting about this, ana, despite the president is saying that this 100-day mark is not important, it's very clear that historically it's been important and it's still important, which is what we heard from sean spicer today. even though when he spoke to reporters he said he wasn't looking for a marker for the 100-day mark. having said that, he then went on to sort of lay out the presidents past accomplishments over the past 100 days. he talked about the laws that had been passed. he also talked about the 24 executive orders that had been passed. he talked about being able to get his supreme court nominee neil gorsuch through in confirmation. but what he was unable to do was to talk about some of those key points that donald trump had talked about so much during the campaign. health care reform, repealing and replacing obamacare. that is still stalled even though the president and administration officials say that they are feeling some headway heading into next week in terms of making up some ground on health care. also, immigration reform. building that wall. sti

jason furman, jacob frankel, and alice rivlin. president trump demands steel tariffs to make america great again. aess what question mark a death on this morning,t is a -- good everyone. this is "bloomberg surveillance." ofs to me is an original set imf and world bank meetings. francine: it feels like every six months we say that because of the last duty years we say something new. it that a lot of people are concerned about what is happening in france after what happened yesterday. 2448 hrs for that first round of the election. would i would suggest is extraordinary to see the cover of the washington post talking about imf meetings and steel tariffs all in one moment. right now to london, here's emma chandra. >> in france, presidential candidates are sounding tough on terror the day after a gunman on thea police officer champs-Élysees. far right candidate marine le pen ask for border controls to be restored and for islamic radicals to be expelled or detained. islamic state has claimed responsibility. elise kilby attacker as he was trying to escape. two other officers of the bystanders were wounded. a bizarre story invo

has been set at 10 million dollars. ( mark ) charges have been filed against two men in hercules accused of kidnapping and beating a 19-year-old. paul marquis and jason harrison were arrested last week. police say the two men kidnapped a man in front of his home and beat him with a metal bar. the victim told police the men thought that he owed them money. the victim is expected to recover. both suspects are being held on 100-thousand dollars bail. (darya) coming up on the kron four morning news... gary is back after a week off. so what did he miss? madbum's motorcycle tricks. the warriors sweep. and the pink unicorns! the world according to gary is in a few minutes. and....a water park forces a 3 year old girl to wear a shirt while playing in the water. hear why one mother says her daughter is being discriminated against. and here's a live look outside... golden gate bridge. (robin) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. heads up for a new crash in san leandro nb 880 ata hesperian, slow traffic from 92 hayward ( darya ) some parents are upset after a las vegas mother was asked to put a shirt on her 3-year-old da

mark halperin. >> they just can't do it. >> what are republicans doing on capitol hill in the house? the senate is standing up. what is jason chaffetz doing? what's paul ryan doing? we're going to have jason on today and see what he says. paul ryan, what's paul ryan doing? they know this is not sane, rational behavior? what are they doing and at what point do they start speaking out? >> they were willing to as they were in the campaign compartmentalize, look, we want republican president to move republican agenda, we're going to avoid dealing with this other stuff. the point at which they intersect and he's not getting things done, can't move legislative agenda, that's what happened on health care in the short-term, then they are going to start talking about more aspects of his personality they don't get. >> jonathan swan, thank you very much. >>> still ahead on "morning joe," talk about "national enquirer's" connection to this. why the newspaper sold at every grocery store leveled broadside. >>> oversight committee chairman jason chaffetz and chamber of judiciary richard blumenthal. over the weekend my dad spoke and was ho