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secretary was very much against imposing these tariffs against mexic he felt it could gem dies effort to get the new thata through congress, which has already been a concern. the vice president was in canada the same day that t psident made this announcement of tariffs on mexico, talkiin with ju trudeau, prime minister of canada to see how they could t it through their parliament and the mexicans doing the same that same day. everyone trying to juggle the political elements to get it through their own congress and suddenly this happens. a lot of people feel it doesn't reflect good will. to anna's point, remember, alli s coming on the heels of the china tariffs and escalating dispute with china. a lot of senators are already concerd that folks in their state, especially farmers and others this the -- in the agriculture sector are trsuffering. thp administration has already offered a form of arbailout for thers hurting from the tariffs and now you have the chine threatening to go after certain reinstates and the agriculture sector itecifically. ould make a bad situation worst -- works.

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. >> mexic has to step up,t,f they do tariffs will go on. >> reporter: in congress, even many republicans are the trump tariffs now just days away. tom costello, nbc news, rockville, maryland. >>> now to a new uproar over abortion erupting today as di democratic ctes for president take aim at the early front runner, former vice president joe biden amid a revation about biden's stance. kristen welker and plains. andplainsplains. andp s eplainsxplains. >> reporter: joe biden has long supported roe umersus wade. >> nber one, roe v wade is the law of the maand. a wohas the right to choose. >> reporter: now he's coming under fire from other democrats amid revelations he still supports a controversial abortion law. the hyde amendment that bans using deral funds for abortion cases except in cases of rape, insist or to save the life of the mother. critics sae law prevents low income women from access to abortion. >> the hyde amendment is wrong. i think that we have a nation where all tse sidious things are being done to undermine women's reproductive rights in the country country.i counys c >> th

and mexic if talks fail, duties are imposed on monday. >> we have to heal this wound or we will never stop bleeding. laura: "to kill a mockingbird" comes the highest earning play in broadway history. we speak to e writer, aaron sorkin, about why it resonates now. laura: welco to our viewers on pbs here in america and around the globe. night we report from a u.s. aircraft carrier in the middle east, as tensions rise between washington and iran. the u.s. has been increasing ite militarynce in the region because of what it calls credible intelligence suggesting le attack on u.s. interests. now the united arab emirates blames a state actor for attacks on oil tankers. the u.s. is po the finger at iran. our defense jonathan beale is on board the uss abraham lincoln. ngjonathan: america is fle its military muscle. right up close to iran. the bbc was among the first media to fly onto the uss abraham lincoln since its hastyt deploymentthe arabian sea. a response, says the tru administration, to credible threats from the iranian regime. an aircraft carrier loaded with warplanes is the most pote

. >> we know we've got a border i crisis rght now that's taking over down mexic so i've been there trying to help kids. they want freedom. you know what i'm saying? they're doing it the right way. some people are not. those are the ones you got to be concerned about, which i understand that. the ones who are, let's cut the abreak. the most necessary -- necessities, water, a bed,food, go to sleep at night, get back up, put on our shoes and go to work. some eople don't have that all. they don't have a cot to sleep on. be mindful and understand that there's a lot of people worse off than us. >> reporter: from redskins park, news4 sports. >> so josh will be very busy until trainig camp startslater this summer. >> until then he is planning on taking a charitable trip to afghanistan, and he's going to go to his hometown in south carolina to build an after-school facility. i mean, to me, it is wonderful to see what people can do with their platforms for good and with their money. >> yep. >> you know what i mean? >> paying it forward. >> incredible. iv good for him. >>> chuck, g us a little good

. >>> today mexic and american leaders will be back at the negotiation tables trying to figure out a to avoid u.s. tariffs from going into effect next week. this ist all abou border security. president trump said if mexico can't find a way to stop the flow of immigration into the u.s., he will impose 5% tariffs on mexican goods beginning monday. he sayshose tariffs will increase each month. congressional republicans warn the white house they're prepared to try and block these tariffs. senate majority leader mitch mccnell is asking the president for a delay. he wants t president to hear directly from republicsenators opse the plane. >>> today there will be a speech at th lincoln memorial regarding plans for america's biggest birthday. they are waiting details from the secret about the president's icsalute to amera. e know the annual fireworks display will move from the national mall to west potomac park. the free concert will go as scheduled. the d.c. mayor's office is urging the administration to release details but said, quote, planning for the has always been and continues to be wi

one thing right now is the right thing to did and finding hopefully other carrots or staicks to get mexic to play ball with us. i hope he succeeds because it's a real problem, but i have to do what's in the best interest of my constituents. i'm going caveat that to say, all the votes the democratic party has put before us in the house they have put super political elements in there and don't intend to do anything. we'll see what it looks like. >> according to the border and customs protection service, 133,000 crossed the border last month including 11,000 unaccompanied children. now the department of the health and human services is scaling back services to children, in some cases canceling activities all together. what needs to happen to address this? this is a heart wrenching situation. >> it is. this is why republicans and democrats have got to for a moment put our politics aside. i think this is fixable. i don't know all the answers. i'm going to be clear about that. if i did did i would write an article and it would be adopted. when you have a parent sending a minor up through cartel

they enjoyed many cases the same international credit as big countries like brazil and mexic mexico. but they choose not to provide a social event for their poor. in fact, they have in their own legislatures voted down plans that would raise taxes among their own people in order to do so. and it seems like they like this arrangement that pushes their poor to leave their countries and take these dangerous journeys coming up to america. once they get here, they work on them they spend a lot of money back to the country. take a look at this bloomberg chart that was published today. the patterns show that these countries are getting 30 times more from america this way with this plan as they do in aid and they don't have to provide any meaningful services than for the poor people who leave their country and go elsewhere. we're going to be debated with andy proctor and austan goolsbee in a moment. first want to go to miami. chief national correspondent ed henry live as we gear up for what will no doubt be a very interesting round to tonight. hi, ad. >> good to see martha. emigration was on

mexicant is the prpresident amlo.aura carlsen, can you talk about the criticism of the president and the treatment of migrants, the violet repression that started before him, but people are criticizing him for contntinuing and especially with the trump pressure?e? >> here we have the contradiction. and that is that we arare gettig this discourse particularly in response to this punitive, criminalizing model that donald trump is trying to impose on mexico. we're getting this discourse we're going to go to the root causes of immigration with respect for human rights and a paradidigm shift in terms of how migratory flows are handled in mexico and in general, in which would appear mexico would seek to be a leader in creating a new model, a more humane model, to handle what is a phenomenon that is obviously here t tstay -- which is immigration on a global level. especially since january, february, and the threat to close the border by donald trump, we have been seeing something very different on the ground. human rights gr

and mexico have reached a deal to avoid the threat of tear rariffs on mexic goods.ore problems on the political horizon? our team of experts joins us next. etsy knows that moments, big and small, deserve things that really matter. sold by real people and filled with things that last beyond the latest trends. belongings don't just show what we care about. they show who we are. shop etsy.com i didn't have to call 911. and i didn't have to come get you. because you didn't have another heart attack. not today. you took our conversation about your chronic coronary artery disease to heart. even with a stent procedure, your condition can get worse over time and keep you at risk of blood clots. so you added xarelto® to help keep you protected. xarelto® - a blood thinner approved by the fda - when taken with low-dose aspirin is proven to further reduce the risk of blood clots that can cause heart attack, stroke, or cardiovascular death in people with chronic cad. that's because while aspirin can help, a recent study showed it may not be enough to manage your underlying risk

, central americans as well as africans and hatians ve met here, are trying to apply for asylum in mexic mexico's refugees agency only 2 million andof $1. expects it to receive 60,000 asylum seekers this year. soagain, without the resources, it's impossible that mexico could really take inpe le who are fleeing the country from persecution. >> you have been to that border so often, you've talked to so many people on both sides you know so much about tis issue. the challenge that james just describe are you see ago fundamental shift or anything at all in those tnds? >> over time there are historically seasonal changes. tas the summer gets horse, the numbers could dip a bit, but for all of the convsation around poll factors -- we talk about this in washington and the u.s. we need toe chaylum laws and other structural things need to change so people aren't incentivized to come -- there's not enough versation around the push factors, the things forcing theme to lethave three central american countries in first place. there's consensus of people we talk to in el paso, unless the root causes ar

it halts thosene threate tariffs on mexic goods. democrats say this is all a crisis of the president's own making. kristen welker has the story. good morning. >> reporter: savannah, good morning to you. the president has lifted threat to impose tariffs against mexico. remember, they were slated to go in today. now mexico says it will deploy troops.l guard the president tweeted now with our new deal, mexico is doi mor r the a on illegal immigration than the democrats. but democrats are firing back. overnight, president trump defending the 11th hour deal he instruction u struck with mexico. the u.s. in exchange for border coverage fro mexico. the president tweeting now there will be more cooperation between mexico and the usa. the terms have been largely agre to before the president'sth tariff reat. under the deem, mexico plans to deploy 6,000 troops to its southern border to stop migrants through central america. they acticnowledge m had already pledged to send about 5400 troops but says few had been deployed. now that's going to cha

for instance, maybe a tax on outboundaryremittances to mexic rather than tafriffs.he border and i understand that. congress has certainly caused most of that. neil: thank you for taking the time, sir. we are getting some updates on how mexico is responding. the mexican president has apparently received a list of retaliatory tariffs on a variety of u.s. businesses and products. we are not told what is on that list but that he is seriously considering it and that cited the sensitivity of the matter, but said the list is complete. they just don't know what items on that list they will pounce on next. which means that this is still escalating a lot. after this. jardiance asks... when it comes to type 2 diabetes, are you thinking about your heart? well, i'm managing my a1c, so i should be all set. actually, you're still at risk for a fatal heart attack or stroke. that's where jardiance comes in. it reduces the risk of dying from a cardiovascular event for adults who have type 2 diabetes and known heart diseas. that's why the american diabetes association recommends the a

president's critics say this is going to backfire not just imawcketting the mexic impg the u.s. with tucker pushing back on all of this saying that the border crisis is actually costing us more than the air force. watch. >> 2,000-mile border. it's characterized by numerous choke points that are easy to choke off. we want the mexican government to check those choke points. they have to put an end to this conveyor belt and the transnational criminal organizations that are making billions of dollars off the american public and off the poor people that are being exploited by them. the mexican government has to cooperate on this whole issue of asylum. i think the mexicans will respond to this because it's going to cost them dearly. but, remember, this crisis is costing us dearly now. and all we are seeking is fairness. ed: so you can hear the case from the administration we need fundamental fairness. we need to toughen the border and deal with this crisis. the president's critics bad impact on the u.s. economy. we will be all over it. friends@foxnews.com. what do you think about it.