>> mick: >> mick: the assumption your question is not right. if you're assuming there's a list some place that we to congress, which is absolutely false. there's a process that we are going through. >> chris: i may be wrong, a report that the pentagon had given the list to omb. >> mick: that is not true. if there is identified list of projects that will not be funded. this is a list of project that will not be touched. still going to the process of prioritizing what projects are on the pentagon's books for 2020 and beyond that are already funded that are not as high-priority as the border. >> chris: and finally, will you beat the override? >> mick: yes. doesn't have a chance. >> chris: no chance? >> mick: no chance. >> chris: so the president's veto will be sustained? >> mick: it will have to go back to the senate. >> chris: a pits of hell that the center. sorry about your tie. the wardrobe malfunction. please come back. >> mick: thanks, chris. >> chris: up next will bring in our sender group to discuss the 12 republicans that went against pres

we are now, we now seem to be living in the mick mulvaney administration. the same person who said we need to end medicare as we know it. that, mr. president, should send a chill down every american's spine. let me repeat that again. the mick mulvaney administration, which president trump is a willing follower, if you will, says we should end medicare as we know it. do i americans believe that? no. do republicans believe that? not most of them. but this man, mulvaney, not elected, puts ideas in president trump's held, and that's what president trump does. so make no mistake about it. the ultimate respondent is presidenty trump's -- responsibility is president trump's. but when you wonder why the words the president says so tiff from so many administration if policies and it's the policies that are hurting american, the reason is mulvaney. here's what the mull vanny administration looks like, extreme budget cuts, cuts to the department of education, transportation and science. severe cuts. epa.e cuts to cuts to t programs that are most in need, suspect new m

[applause] >> how great is it to have mick maldini back? -- mick mulvaney back? thank you for being here. [applause] >> we will let you get off and get on with your life. [applause] >> thank you, sir. great job. >> not yet, no. i will let you know. i was watching. [laughter] [applause] that was fun. all right, that puts me in a good mood. do you even know that is going on on your television sets? i don't know, are you watching any of that? we are so overjoyed that you all are here.

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mulvaney, know mick because this guy had a nearly perfect acu congressional voting record. what is it like to have, as the chief of staff to the president, such a strong conservative? i bet it makes us all feel great. i've got the chief in a perfect position, because as you said, you are a bit sleep deprived and jetlagged. you have done it before. how is that? that's pretty cool. he wanted to be here with all of you. she just came back from a pretty important trip. not too many have gone a read out. tilde great conservatives assembled here what happened on this historic trip. >> we flew 42 hours to be on the ground for 39. that is an interesting way to travel. it was a great trip. i was extraordinarily proud of the president. he will be here tomorrow to tell you about it. all i can tell you is he did exactly what you and i would have wanted him to do. there was no way he could take the deal the north koreans offered him. he wanted to do a deal, but was not desperate to do a deal. sometimes the only thing you can do in a negotiation is walk away. i think that was the right p

sterling has been playing an exhausting game of snow shoveling catch-up.>> sot> super: mick sterlingingvale resident 'my blower broke down the last > couple of days of the last big storm, and left me about eight feet behind'>> slowly but surely heús been chipping away at all this snow...but more is on the way!>> sot> 'reporter: you done with this? mick: for this season i am'>> nats:>> although spring is here, you couldnút tell by the sn tthat line donner pass road in soda springs.>> the walls of frozen powder remain ten feet high in some spots.>> sot> 'just keep shoveling its part of living in donner summit'>> brian bozack travels the world snowboarding during the winter. >> bozack says no matter where he goes...the sierra snow amounts remain the most impressive hes seen.>> sot> super: brian bozack, snowboarder> ' tahoe definitely has more snow than any place iúve been this winter, japan canada washington weúve got more than anyone'>> as for the snowing coming this week, cal trans says they will be fully staffed....with rested plow operators.>> they also wont have to deal with weeken

she said she praised mexico, mick. >> that's fine. kirstjen is right to thank them for their words, but we need action. you can make all the promises you want. when you're still sending 100,000 people across the southern border, actions speak louder than words. we need their assistance. >> the other thing that secretary nielsen has asked for is authority from congress to detain children for longer period of time, you know, the issue with the court decision that you can't do it more than 20 days. she wants to be able to detain the children with their families for a longer period of time, these asylum cases could take years? >> listen, dhs is in a pinch a bunch of different ways. they're dealing with unaccompanied children. they're only allowed to hold those children for 72 hours. hhs doesn't have any place to put them. dhs cannot release them, because they're unaccompanied children. they can't send them by law back to the countries they came from. dhs has gone to congress saying, look, we need legal help. give us the right to return th

mick jagger says he is devastated to let down fans after the rolling stones announced they we re theda. the band say their frontman needs medical treatment. but this isn't the first time a tour like this has been hit by illness as ramzan karmali reports. he may seem full of energy and ever youthful, but 75—year—old mick jagger had to put off his hands north american tour. in a statement on twitter, the band said: the european leg of the tour had been seen by over 1.5 million fans and made the band an eye—watering $237 million. a decision like this couldn't have been taken lightly, but it isn't the first time they have pulled out of the tour. they cancelled their australian and new zealand tour following the death of mick jagger's then—partner, scott. they received a pay—out from their insurance company. just last month, former black sabbath lead singer ozzy osbourne cancelled a number of gigs after being hospitalised with pneumonia. and younger performers are not immune either. # never mind, i'll find... adele cancelled the final two shows of her world tour after damaging her vocal c

in formula one's feeder series — f2 — mick schumacher picked up points on debut... eighth in bahrain. that means he'll start tomorrow's sprint race on pole. next week, he'll drive an f1 car for the first time as he tests for ferrari. adam yates remains second in the tour of catalunya. he finished in the main bunch on the penultimate stage as australian michael matthews took a narrow sprint victory on the line. racing's flat season is officially underway, and auxerre won the first big race — the lincoln handicap at doncaster. ridden by james doyle the 5—2 favourite looks a star of the future. and hellen obiri has become the first woman to win outdoors, indoors, and cross—country world individual titles at a senior level. the kenyan won the women's race at the world cross country championships in denmark. joshua cheptegei became the first ugandan to win the senior men's title. the final of the women's miami open is currently ongoing and it looks like an upset is on the cards. former world number one karolina pliskova is a set down and trailing in the second. her oppon

with mick mulvaney. first on "fox news sunday". then the 2020 democratic presidential field continues to grow. >> i don't think there's ever been a greater moment in our lifetime and for this country. >> we discussed the democrats plan to take back the white house. in our first 2020 sit down with presidential hopeful south bend mayor, pete -- a "fox news sunday" inclusive. ended dozen vote against the present to block the national emergency declaration. we will ask our sunday panel if there is a growing gop divide. and our power player of the week. a billionaires pledge she die broke. >> is a fun to give away money? >> it is a joy. chris: all right now on "fox news sunday". and hello again from fox news in washington. the massacre at two mosques in new zealand is raising new questions about white supremacists. the suspected gunman and ideology. this ugly crime is a reminder of attacks on houses of worship in this country. in a moment, we will speak with white house chief of staff mick mulvaney. the first look at the latest from rya

so let's start with mick mulvaney's comments today. it's remarkable the acting chief of staff is the one who has to explicitly say the president is not a white supremacist. >> yeah, it certainly is, fred. mulvaney clearly annoyed by a question, one that is frequently posed to the white house and defenders of the president, the criticism towards president trump in response to his response to the attack in new zealand. he didn't explicitly condemn islamophobia. the president didn't even say that word. some, like congresswoman talib of michigan, believe the president is not using his platform adequately to promote tolerance. listen. >> there's real doubt in information currently right now of the rise of white supremacy here in the united states of america. he needs to look at the data and the information and the facts and actually listen and understand the tremendous responsibility he has in being our president, our leader of our country. he cannot just say it's a small group of people. there's too many deaths, not only from the synagogue

and the acting white house chief of staff mick mulvaney is seapac. at we will ring that to you live. some of the conference from earlier today before that. >> good morning, cpac. thank you so much for inviting me to spain. movie,alism were a socialism would be friday the 13th. because it seems to always stock college coeds who all think that the death and violence is a scary story that never happened and they are so convinced that it will never happen to them that they mock the old person, the one person in town who saw it first hand, they call him crazy, a not who still believes in ghost stories. and then they are all dead. and then jason, his body disappears and only the old guy who saw it coming saw that the body is gone and we have sequel after sequel, it happens time and again in movie theater after movie theater and country after country. make a mistake. stop trying to hook up in some cabin in the woods and prepare isause jason is coming, he right behind you and this time, he is coming with a hammer and a sickle. a lot of people think them a cr

joining us now, the white house chief of staff, mick mulvaney.elcome back to with the fox news sunday." chris: thank you. i forgot to wear a green tie this morning, thank you for bringing that up. what's the latest on the latest into the new zealand mass? is it -- massacre? what's being done to beef up security around mosques in this country? ra>> i won't go into the specifc of the discussions with our allies. by thear way, the kiwis, some of our closest allies in the global f war on terror, some of our closest friends, so it was especially hurtful, i think, to see this happen to some of our people we consider to be our closest friends. the president talked to the prime minister yesterday, so this is a truly sorrowful and tragic event. but we have no indication this is part of a larger conspiracy. i don't think we've taken any -- we've suggested any additional security here in the united states. but clearly, they are going through some terribleun times in new zealand. i understand they're taking some steps in newso zealand. i think they're concer

shootings in new zealand that claimed the lives of dozens of muslims now the president's chief of staff mick mulvaney was on the sunday shows and he said this about that claim instead of worrying about well who's to who's to blame how do we stop from doing this donald trump is no more to blame for what happened in new zealand than than mark zuckerberg is because he invented facebook there are some terrible people in the world we need to work with our partners of which new zealand is one of them to try and figure a way to find them expose them and bring them to justice democratic senator tim kaine also was on the sunday shows and he had some very pointed comments i want to read it to you he said we have to confront the fact that there is a rise in white supremacy anti immigrant an anti muslim attitudes in america tim kaine said the president united states uses language that's often very similar to the language used by bigots and racists that was from senator tim kaine on sunday many people hoping the president donald trump will be more do more to denounce this but so far in his presidency he'

what he hasn't said, we'll come back to mick mulvaney. daniel, you have focused your career on fact-checking and you had to have been pulling double duty over the weekend. what did you think of the myriad of tweets, the biggest lies, the most egregious? can you fact-check those for me now? >> sure. i think there were two egregious lies, but i suppose there were others. he said the democrats made an effort to steal the election at the ballot box. that definitely did not happen. i think that says something, that that barely even registered, that that's not a story today. another one was his attack on mccain. >> yes. let me throw that on the screen because i wanted to make sure you went there. guys, throw this on the scene and i want you to fact-check it. this is partly what the president said. spreading the fake and totally discredited dossier is unfortunately a very dark stain against john mccain. he goes on. >> there was something before that. >> about him being in the bottom of the class. >> yes. in that one, a new document has proven th

white house acting chief of staff mick mulvaney insisted mr. trump is not a racist.mick mulvaney: "the president is not a white supremacist. i'm not sure how many times we have to say that."as the president attended church... he was exposed to a message of tolerance at the service... as the reverend called on americans to reject hatred. rev. w. bruce mcpherson. st. john's episcopal church: "we're called whenever we overhear or oversee hateful slurs against other people, perhaps we need the holy courage to call them out, because that's just not us."

acting chief of staff mick mulvaney, a conservative hard liner, now at the president's side. was he encouraging the president to do this? >> acting chief of staff mulvaney, he was a founder of the tea party caucus in congress when he was member of congress from south carolina. he's been able to bring in some allies and mulvaney, along with those allies, joe groagen and others, they told the president, you made a campaign promise to repeal obamacare and you have not ielivered on you've got two years. you should fulfill that campaign promise. the problem is that republicans don't have a plan with which too replacebamacare. and so those in the administration, including attorney gener bill barrnd health and human serviceshi secretary, house counsel, they were pressing the president not to do this, because they said you can push to repeal obamacare, but you've been here, been there, done that, back in 17, first year of the administration, where republicans simply could not ify behind an alternative health care plan and the president's move really landed with a thud on capito hill.

we begin with acting white house chief of staff mick mulvaney, and happy st. patrick's day to you. >> and to you, ms. brennan. to brennan: i want to get ifght to it in the wake of this horrific terror attack in new knaland. you know, language in referring to what happened here. ckoadly speaking, the number of attacks and support for white supremacy is up according to ths cohen, was recently quoted as riying, "white supremacist and far-right extremism are among the greatest domestic security threats facing the united etates." has the president been briefed on them? >> i don't know who that rtntleman is. certainly is president is briefed on -- >> brennan: you know who the southern poverty law center. pr i do, i do. fee president is absolutely briefed on all the threats both anmestic and international. ist i want to push back against inis idea that every time something bad happens everywhere keound the world folks who don't like donald trump seem to blame it on donald trump. t brennan: i'm not blaming it on the president. in i didn't say you. mem saying that's cl

arthel: i mick mulvaney. >> the president is not a white supremacist. i'm not sure how many times i have to say that, to simply ask the question something that happens overseas, oh, my goodness, it must be the president's fault speaks to politicization that undermines anything that we have in the country today. arthel: that's mr. mulvaney speaking to the news cer -- new massacre in new zealand. do the american people need or want to hear the president himself publicly, passionately denouncing white supremacy? >> well, this is a peculiar situation, this was a deranged individual in new zealand acting on his own, he cited the president but cited other things as well. it's odd when the acting chief of staff has to go on television to defend the reputation of the president that he isn't a white nationalist, this is a reputational problem of the president's own rhetorical making. he has spoken out against mexicans crossing the border as rapists, he has spoken out against muslims, he calls those who critique him or disagree with him enemies of the united stat

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. >>> the acting white house chief of staff, mick mulvaney, publicly insisting that president trump ishite supremacist. let's discuss. karen finney's here, scott jennings, medi hassan. good evening, one and all. medi, i'm going to start with you. the chief of staff forced to defend the president after critics called him out on his rhetoric in the aftermath of two shootings at mosques. >> the president is not a white supremacist. i don't know how many times we have to say that. to simply ask the question every time this happens overseas or say domestically, oh, my goodness, it must somehow be the president's fault speaks to a politicization that is undermining the institutions we have in the country today. >> how many times do i have to say this, do we have to say this? it can't be good, seriously, when you're trying to convince the world that the president is not a white supremacist. i know you disagree with him on this. >> i do disgray. it's a pretty big thing to say. on the other hand, they also like to say facts don't care about your feelings. here are facts. donald trump during the

sterling has been playing an exhausting game of snow shoveling catch-up.>> sot> super: mick sterlingroke down the last > couple of days of the last big storm, and left me about eight feet behind'>> slowly but surely heús been chipping away at all this snow...but more is on the way!>> sot> 'reporter: you done with this? mick: for this season i am'>> nats:>> although spring is here, you couldnút tell by the snow tunnels that line donner pass road in soda springs.>> the walls of frozen powder remain ten feet high in some spots.>> sot> 'just keep shoveling its part of living in donner summit'>> brian bozack travels the world snowboarding during the winter. >> bozack says no matter where he goes...the sierra snow amounts remain the most impressive hes seen.>> sot> super: brian bozack, snowboarder> ' tahoe definitely has more snow than any place iúve been this winter, japan canada washington weúve got more than anyone'>> as for the snowing coming this week, cal trans says they will be fully staffed....with rested plow operators.>> they also wont have to deal with weekend crowds while plowi

president for not calling out white supremacists following the massacre in new zealand mick mulvaney said donald trump has done what a president is supposed to reaching out to new zealand's leader and offering condolences trump has also been criticized for not explicitly condemning the attack who had hailed the u.s. president as a symbol of renewed want identity in his manifesto here is. washington d.c. it's unfortunate that the president of the united states and issues to do with white supremacy they do cross paths a lot. yeah they really do and we just saw it on his twitter account this sunday morning here in washington the president of the united states tweeting support for a fox news host named jeanine pirro now this is important because pirro has been suspended from fox news reportedly and her program that she has on the weekends because of anti islam islamophobia comments she made on the show and now just three days later after the christ church killing of dozens of muslims in those two mosques now we have the president tweeting support for a woman that is suspended from her te

coming up, why the band has postponed its north more than tour and what mick jagger is saying about it. >>> also burning man organizers say they're fig remember the way we used to do things? hey man... like connect with friends? dig it! or get in shape? or sell a house and pay a real estate agent a big commission. [crash] at redfin, we charge you a 1% listing fee. and because redfin.com is america's #1 brokerage site our agents get more eyes on your home so you sell for thousands more than the one next door. don't get stuck in the past. sell with a redfin agent. >>> the rolling stones have postponed all upcoming concert dates, including their may 18th performance at levi's stadium so mick jagger can receive medical treatment. the band made the announcement today and did not release exactly why. he is expected to make a full recovery. the no filter tour was expected to begin april 20th in miami. jagger sent a tweet this morning plieding a pli apologizing and saying i'm devastated to have to postpone the tour. >>> burning man organizers are fighting exploitation of the culture and have m

we're happy to move forward from here. >> mick mulvaney, always good to have you. thank you so much. enjoy the rest of your sunday. >> thanks, jake. you, too. >>> my next guest says former vice president joe biden made her feel uneasy and confused during a campaign interaction in 2014. the former vice president just put out a new statement in response. assemblywoman lucy flores will be here live next. stay with us. heading into retirement you want to follow your passions rather than worry about how to pay for long-term care. brighthouse smartcare℠ is a hybrid life insurance and long-term care product. it protects your family while providing long-term care coverage, should you need it. so you can explore all the amazing things ahead. talk to your advisor about brighthouse smartcare. brighthouse financial. build for what's ahead℠ brighthouse financial. ♪ so, recently my son's band was signed by a record label. a record deal? unbelievable. whenever we're about to get on a stage for a huge audience, i always give my dad, like, a facetime kinda moment. you see the crowd

and mick knew where the action was. >> reporter: sidney pollack and his crew were there, too. >> shea movie star. >> reporter: but the production team forgot one important tool. a clapper that allows you to synch audio to the reels and reels of film. years later, he called in his old apprentice. >> oh, man, how disappointed that he must have been. he spent three months looking at footage, daily, and he could only synch up 12% of the stuff. >> reporter: so it's like putting together a million-piece jigsaw puzzle? >> right. >> reporter: with the advent of digital technology decades later, it became possible. is the legend true that you mortgaged your house to get the rights? >> yes, it is. >> reporter: that's how much you believed in it. but once the film was made he received an unexpected splice. first sued in 2015 by the queen herself. >> when aretha sued me, i had no idea why she's suing me. and she said she loved the movie, which was a harder thing to figure out. >> reporter: when she passed away last year, franklin's niece asked him to screen the film for the family. and they were

he quoted mick jai saying people should be able to come here and none shall make him afraid.question because one of the great moments of george w. bush's ten days or so after 9/11, we remember the cathedral, we remember ground zero, but people should go take a look at his remarks at the mosque in washington. because he was disturbed by reports that women of cover were being harassed. i think particularly in michigan. he goes and gives a really remarkable from the heart statement about just this. and if you want to go to what mike said about bill krystol you, therefore, have a president in the last 48 hours or so has attacked the last president of this party in de facto way, a nominee of this party in senator mccain, on the anniversary of his being released from captivity. and, you know, i know that -- i know you get this far more than i do. people say why do you talk about these things? just ignore him. ultimately you can't ignore him, right? because then it totally takes, takes hold. and i think that if anything, if one of my children sent 50 tweets i would take the phone aw

mick jagger is not feeling well. those managing the legendary rock band are not saying what the medical issues are. the stones no filter tour was expected to start april 20th in miami. jagg tweeted out today saying he feels like he's letting the fans hedown. ays he's devastated and will work hard to get back to the stage on. tour promoters say your tickets will be valid once the dates have been rescheduled. >>> an absolutely gorgeous saturday. really regretting i didn't go out. >> h hot do you think it got? >> i'm going to say in the 70s. >> in the 80s. it isma absolutelelous out there. is this good weather going to ick around? for now how about we continue to relish in aeautiful saturday. temperatures are still in the 70s. 76 in the district. plenty of sunshine.in the is breezy at 60 miles an hour, but it's coming from the south so it's pretty warm out there. is it going to be cold tonight or is it going s toy mild? great question. actually we're going to stay etty mild tonight. no steep drop as we get closer to mid

mick jagger's doctors have decided he can't continue the tour because you need medical treatment. you know what kills me, keith richards who abused himself like no one else and mick is in poor health. fans are being told to hold on to your tickets and tour dater and postponed the tour. perhaps even shattered. and he's looking forward to getting back on stage as soon as >>> an up close and personal chance to meet first responders. today san francisco firefighters hosted a family health and safety resource fair at station 43. participants received free smoke alarms and information about fire safety and a chance to get to me the firefighters one-on-one. firefighters pushed the importance of having not only fire alarms but please also a fire safety plan. >>> well they were surfing all kinds of different ways over in santa cruz today. it was the 33rd annual paddle fast at steamer's lane off west cliff drive. this is an elite surfing competition of surf kaiacs and standup paddle boards and wave skis. i was over there today and it was gorgeous. these folks are amazing. and the finals are

[applause] >> how great is it to have mick maldini back? -- mick mulvaney back? thank you for being here. [applause] >> we will let you get off and get on with your life. [applause] >> thank you, sir. great job. >> not yet, no. i will let you know. i was watching. [laughter] [applause] that was fun. all right, that puts me in a good mood. do you even know that is going on on your television sets? i don't know, are you watching any of that? we are so overjoyed that you all are here. when you just look around this room, standing room only once again. [applause] and you know, we are making .istory right here, right now as you have seen, we have three inellite cpac sites colorado, california, and virginia because this room is simply not big enough to hold all the people that want to be part of this movement. we have millions of people around the globe who are watching us at this very moment where for the first time ever, both a president and a vice president come to cpac in three consecutive years to thank all of you. [applause] and why is that? it is really not a se

michael schumacher‘s sun mick — impressed on his formula 2 debut. for ferrari. hellen 0biri has become the first woman to win outdoors, indoors, and cross—country world individual titles at a senior level. the kenyan won the women's race at the world cross country championships in denmark. joshua cheptegei became the first ugandan to win the senior men's title. ferrari have put their disappointing opening race of the season in australia behind them by locking out the front row of the grid for tomorrow's bahrain grand prix. and if sebastian vettel thought his biggest rival this season would be world champion lewis hamilton, he might be wrong. nick parrott reports. monica has come of age, two years ago he was racing and formula 2, now at 21 years and 166 days he is the second youngest driver to claim in formula 1. the and pressed his a season earning a move to ferrari, but he pushed the fourth world champion during the opening race of the season in australia now he put his team—mates in the shade. leclair top time sheets throughout qualifying in the f

sterling has been playing an exhausting game of snow shoveling catch-up.>> sot> super: mick sterlingkingvale resident 'my blower broke down the last > couple of days of the last big storm, and left me about eight feet behind'>> slowly but surely heús been chipping away at all this snow...but more is on the way!>> sot> 'reporter: you done with this? mick: for this season i am'>> nats:>> although spring is here, you couldnút tell by the snow tunnels that line donner pass road in soda springs.>> the walls of frozen powder remain ten feet high in some spots.>> sot> 'just keep shoveling its part of living in donner summit'>> brian bozack travels the world snowboarding during the winter. >> bozack says no matter where he goes...the sierra snow amounts remain the most impressive hes seen.>> sot> super: brian bozack, snowboarder> ' tahoe definitely has more snow than any place iúve been this winter, japan canada washington weúve got more than anyone'>> as for the snowing coming this week, cal trans says they will be fully staffed....with rested plow operators.>> they also wont have to deal w

the band could not give details on mick jagger's medical condition.k jagger does plan to make a full recovery and return to the stage as soon as he can. two promoters hope to reschedule the show so fans are encouraged to hold on to those tickets. >>> and a multitalented star is about to enter a very exclusive club. ♪ ♪ . >> this 87-year-old will be honored with the peabody award for career achievement. that means the actress will reach the status by reaching the peabody and grammy oscar and tony awards. she joins two others. barbra streisand among those. rita moreno will receive the honor in may. >> and she is a bay area gal living in berkeley hills. >>> and the perfect event for chocolate lovers today. the 13th annual san francisco international chocolate festival at 10:00 this morning. there will be chocolate tastings, demonstrations and you can chat with some chefs there as well. it has been held at the san francisco county fair building and it will be until 5:30 p.m. tonight. tickets are $30 at the door for adults and children. under six can get i

mick mulvaney may become the permanent chief of staff. the president is very happy with what he's doing there. mulvaney is having the time of his life. while sarah sanders would not confirm that patrick shanahan will be nominated to replace james mattis, you want a permanent secretary of defense, not an acting. we have a permanent attorney general and soon to follow have a permanent secretary of defense. >> she was smiling when you asked the question. letting on a little bit there. john roberts live for us. thank you. let's see how lawmakers reacting to the president's budget proposal. mike emanuel live on capitol hill. mike? >> good afternoon. vermont senator bernie sanders is blasting it saying this is a budget for the military industrial complex for corporate ceos, wall street and the billionaire class. it's dead on arrival. we don't need billions for a wall that nobody wants. we need a budget for all of americans. much of the fight over the budget debate this spring will be over that border wall. the president wants $8.6 billion for i

>> one of the issues is mick mulvaney reduced the size of the consumer financial protection bureau andlosed certain departments, including the student loan department, so to the fact that he was dismantling the bureau, she has some work to do in stabilizing it. with regard to her statement on flex ability and consistency, those are really good buzzwords, everybody is for those things. it is all about asking more detailed questions, will you commit to doing the hard work on payday loans, to protecting student loan borrowers, what meaning does she put behind the catchphrases. david: payday lending was a big issue that they were moving forward on in the prior regime and mick mulvaney put a stop to it. is that a priority for the congress? >> it is. payday lending has been a constant problem in this country and it continues to be a real problem in many states, including california. and when i get back to the committee, i will be asking her about her views on payday lending. david: obviously, the democrats on capitol hill have a different orientation, i think it is fair to say, from presiden

we now seem to be living in the mick mulvaney administration. the same person who said we need to end medicare as we know it, that, mr. president, should send a chill down every american's spine. let me repeat that again. the mick mulvaney administration, which president trump is a willing follower, if you will, says we should end medicare as we know it. do americans believe that? no. do republicans believe that? not most of them. but this man mulvaney, not elected, puts ideas in president trump's head, and that's what president trump does. so make no mistake about it. the ultimate responsibility is president trump's, but when you wonder why the words the president says so differ from so many administration policies, and it's the policies that are hurting americans, the reason is mulvaney. so here's what the mulvaney administration looks like. extreme budget cuts to the programs that the middle-class families depend on. cuts to the department of education, transportation and science, severe cuts. severe cuts to e.p.a. cuts to programs that are m

below the scots you haven't reached the euro's since nine hundred ninety six michael schumacher son mick says he doesn't feel weighed down by comparisons with his father. the formula one championship seven times mick is working his way up the divisions with ferrari's drivers' academy stepping up formula two after winning formula three last year it's pretty simple for me being compared to the best driver in f one history is the goal to have that as my model and my father's is something very special honored to be to be compared to him. tennis on venus williams has reached the second round of the miami open in what is a record twentieth of parents at the tournament the seven time grand slam winner is unseated for the first time since two thousand and twelve she had only a small amount of trouble getting past slovenia's delila your cooper which on thursday the american winning this first set seven five minutes then took the second six three to set up a meeting with college suarez navarro. world number one nine they are soccer grew up playing close to the tournament's new venue at the home of

zealand tour following the death of mick jagger's partner.out from their insurance company. just last month former black sabbath lead singer cancelled a number of gigs after being hospitalised with pneumonia. and younger performers are not immune either. adele cancelled the final two shows of her world tour after damaging her vocal cords. pop star justin bieber cancelled the last 14 shows of his tour in 2017 saying he wa nted shows of his tour in 2017 saying he wanted his mind, heart and soul to be sustainable. the rolling stones began their tour in germany in 2017 before travelling throughout europe over the last two years. the north american leg was set to start in miami next month and finish in canada in june. jagger expects to make a full recovery and told fans to keep hold of their tickets because he hopes he can provide them with satisfaction in the future. all across the world — famous landmarks have descended into darkness — albeit only for sixty minutes — as part of a global call for action on climate change. earth hour takes place e

mick jagger is forced to postpone the upcoming rolling stones tour of the us and canada as he needs medical treatment. down and out for huddersfield town, who are relegated from the premier league after they lose at crystal palace. and at 10:30 and again at 11:30 we'll be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers dawn foster and james rampton. stay with us for that. good evening. the prime minister is understood to be considering asking mps to vote for a fourth time on the withdrawal agreement she negotiated to leave the european union. yesterday her deal was defeated by 58 votes. on monday, the house of commons will test whether there's support for alternative brexit plans in a second round of what are called "indicative", or advisory, votes. 0ur political correspondent alex forsyth reports. there is clear frustration in westminster. still on show the day after mps rejected theresa may's brexit plan again. the question now is what happens next? as yet, members of the government can't give any real clarity. i think what we have to do is to make sure that we deliver on the wil

the sunday mirror have mick jagger to cancelling the tour because he's not very well. which they don't specify and he has had to take time out. the papers have taken extraordinary lengths to tell us just exactly how fit this man is. he needs surgery but he seems to be like the fittest 75—year—old ever. he has organic fresh fruit, veg, whole grains, legumes, chicken and fish, he covers 12 miles during every performance, works out three hours a day six days a week, runs eight miles a day, and he regularly has medicals. so why did the insurance fund throw up something that meant that the tour had to be curtailed? this that meant that the tour had to be curtailed ? this is that meant that the tour had to be curtailed? this is what people will be talking about over the croissants. it's a great sunday story. not a lot to it, it's a mystery illness, we don't know what's wrong with him and to some extent it's his business. it's the story that people will be saying in the pub, do you see that about mick jagger because mackie has been going on for so long, it's amazing the they

down by comparisons with his father she market senior on the formula one championship seven times mick is working his way up the division with ferrari's drivers' academy stepping up to formula two after winning formula three last year it's pretty simple for me being compared to the best driver in f one history is the goal to have that as my model and my father's is something very special and if you honored to be to be compared to him the miami open tennis has a new look this week because it's being played at the miami dolphins n.f.l. stadium it shifts the tournament from its longtime home on key biscayne top players like serino williams on the roger federer that took part in the opening ceremony and my open is trying to recapture its reputation as an unofficial fifth grand slam on the world saw. women's number one naomi osaka grew up playing it close to the dolphin stadium but she returns to news that her former junior coach is suing her for two million dollars or socket didn't comment on the claims from christophe he says he's owed twenty percent of her prize money the twenty one year

sterling has been playing an exhausting game of snow shoveling catch-up.>> sot> super: mick sterling kingvale resident 'my blower broke down the last > couple of days of the last big storm, and left me about eight feet behind'>> slowly but surely heús been chipping away at all this snow...but more is on the way!>> sot> 'reporter: you done with this? mick: for this season i am'>> nats:>> although spring is here, you couldnút tell by the snow tunnels that line donner pass road in soda springs.>> the walls of frozen powder remain ten feet high in some spots.>> sot> 'just keep shoveling its part of living in donner summit'>> brian bozack travels the world snowboarding during the winter. >> bozack says no matter where he goes...the sierra snow amounts remain the most impressive hes seen.>> sot> super: brian bozack, snowboarder> ' tahoe definitely has more snow than any place iúve been this winter, japan canada washington weúve got more than anyone'>> as for the snowing coming this week, cal trans says they will be fully staffed....with rested plow operators.>> they also wont have to deal

he sounded, mick mulvaney, anyway, sounded like the president thinks a tweet which he has already done is enough. i think a speech would be very helpful. to what thes back president said after the events in charlottesville. have both been to the university of virginia and we know about charlotte's will and that event were the president said there were good people on both sides. one of the sides with the white nationalists side. that was a huge mistake, he has never overcome that remark. it has dogged him since then. host: texas, independent, good morning. caller: good morning, nice to meet you. i have a question going back to when we talked about joe biden. and i'ma young voter from texas so obviously i'm kind of partial to beto o'rourke, but i feel like they don't talk often about who would be a better running candidate against trump when he runs for reelection. more --anted to share to hear more from mr. barnes about why that's not a good option, i guess? host: what are two reasons why you think he would be awful? caller: who? host: joe biden. it's too just think liberal? and i feel

mick mccarthy's second spell as republic of ireland manager has begun with a laboured 1—0 victory againstepublic's first competitive win in almost 18 months, as holly hamilton reports 17 years after his last game in charge, mick mccarthy finds himself somewhere between a rock and a hard place. after a dismal nation league campaign, this is an ireland side with a mountain to climb. gibraltar ensured this would be an uphill struggle. 0n the artificial pitch the boys in green unable to find the net time and again. the grass here may be thick that ireland's‘s frustrations were very real. into the second half and a wake—up call for the visitors. this from a team ranked 19ath in the world. relief for the travelling fans. jeff hendrick with his second international goal. enough to take the three points back to dublin. aaron ramsey will miss wales‘ opening european qualifier against slovakia tomorrow. he's failed to recover from a leg injury and has returned to arsenal for treatment. wales warmed up for the match with a laboured 1—0 win over trinidad and tobago on wednesday. with the six nations

the formula one championship seven times mick is working his way up the divisions with ferrari's drivers' academy stepping up formula two after winning formula three last year. it's pretty simple for me being compared to the best driver in f one history is the goal to have as my model and my father's is something very special honored to be to be compared to him. tennis and venus williams has reached the second round of the miami open in what is a record twenty at the parents at the tournament the seven time grand slam winner is unseated for the first time since two thousand and twelve she had only a small amount of trouble getting past slovenia's delila your cooper which on thursday the american winning this first set seven five venus then took the second six three to set up a meeting with college suarez navarro. world number one our soccer grew up playing close to the tournament's new venue at the home of the miami dolphins and she returns to news that a former junior coach is suing her for two million dollars a sucker hasn't commented on the claims from christophe job who says he's owe