>> mick: absolutely not. of what we did last week -- i guess last month, goodness gracious, time flies, whether or not we were going to agree with about 28 republican attorney general's in the state that said obamacare is unconstitutional, the entire law. it should not surprise anybody that donald trump decided that yeah he thinks that all of obamacare is unconstitutional. we had to fire a brief to that end. that should come as a surprise to no one. what was actually a surprise to us was that when jeff sessions was attorney general he took a different position and said only parts of the law were unconstitutional so no, we did the exact right thing. we think the court decided properly. keep in mind the u.s. district court has already found all of the law to be unconstitutional. we just think that was the right decision. >> bill: you know it mitch mcconnell so this week. he said he's not going to take it up in the senate. >> mick: that's fine. even if they did the democrats in the house have absolutely no inter

mick strong. his boundless energy on stage for nearly six decades. mick jagger never stops.ek long, his fans pulling for him, after the 75-year-old rolling stones front man suddenly halted the new tour, amid news he needed an immediate heart procedure. tonight, word coming in from mick jagger himself in a tweet. he is out of surgery here in new york. recovering and doing well. tweeting, "thank you everyone for all your messages of support, i'm feeling much better now and on the mend." guitarist keith richards already tweeting, "mick, we are always there for you!" and tonight, this number, while on stage, at his concerts jagger on stage, at his concerts jagger dances, moves, travels an estimated 12 miles in a single performance. tonight, mick on the mend, perhaps telling doctors start me up. the rolling stones already planning to return by july. 12 miles in a single performance. hoping far speedy recovery for mick. i'm david muir. i'll see you muntd. good night. >>> sky 7 is live over the bridge. caltrans closed two lanes in the eastbound direction to inspect the area. those

tonight, mick on the mend.g doctors start me up. ♪ start me up start me up and never stop ♪ the rolling stones already planning to return by july. moving 12 miles in a single performance. maybe he will take it down to ten. hoping far speedy recovery for mick. i'm david muir. tom is here this weekend. i'll see you monday. good night. >>> it's happened again. concrete chunks falling off the richmond san rafael bridge. is really safe for drivers to cross? >> we're experiencing a break between showers right now, but there is spring-like sunshine on the way. i'll have the accuweather >> another right on harris. okay. >> oh, goodness. we are wrapping up ride share realities week and this time we're in the driver's seat, well, wain to be more exact. >> live where you live, this is abc 7 news. >>> caught on camera. look at that. sky 7 was overhead as something dropped off the richmond san radaetz. >> kron create is falling off creating a traffic hazard and traffic jam, too. >> no cars were hit and no one was hurt and t

acting sheriff mick mulvaney.ou've got an interesting article with big fat quotes from mick mulvaney an how he sees his job as chief of staff. he said often he's giving ideas on what his priorities are and what he wants to accomplish. that's how he's explaining why he's letting trump be trump. >> i remember he told me that, so sometimes illegal requests? a sliver of the time out of all of our days in the white house? you're absolutely right. mick mulvaney was candid with me in his trashing of john kelly. morale was low in the white house. he said meetings are a free for all. they're hanging from the rafters in mick mulvaney's office. it's more closely resembling what reince priebus's time in the white house looked like. mick mulvaney said he doesn't want information to be currency in the white house. above all, what i think is important to communicate to viewers of the segment is that mick mulvaney is a really ambitious guy. he's had essentially three titles in this administration thus far. sources say he's alread

mick mulvaney, the white house chief of staff made it clear mr. trump equated any public discussion of maligned russian activity with questions about the legitimacy about his victory. mick mulvaney said it wasn't a great subject and should be kept below his level. in other words, the president wouldn't talk about it so his chief of staff wouldn't allow the people who could help fix it to bring it up >> let's be clear what we are talking about here. this is a threat to the core of american democracy. imagine a scenario where we learned that a foreign entity who is not friendly with us has decided they are going to send a missile. they tell us the date, time, location in the united states that will hit and that the white house chief of staff says something like that. that kind of attack is below the president's level. let's keep it off the president's desk. what more could be on the president's level than an attack on the very functioning of america's democracy. this is so outrageous. i understand the president has shown us time and again he can onl

the acting white house chief of staff, mick mulvaney, made this argument earlier today. take a listen. >> you hate to sound like a cliche, but are you better off than you were four years ago? and i think that's pretty simple. it's the economy, stupid. people will vote for someone they don't like, if it's good for them. >> people will vote for somebody they don't like, if they think it's good for them. that's what they're banking on. >> that's not exactly morning in america, right? i think that's true of some people, but overall, i think there are real, deep concerns about trump that we see reflected in the polls. and i think that's one reason why biden, unlike any other 2020 candidate i can think of launched his campaign with h frontal attack against donald trump, against his character, against what he's done for the country. in his own way, biden is kind of calling for a restoration, not of the 1950s and the 1960s, in the way trump did, but of the obama era. and at least so far, that seems like a popular message with voters. >> but can i say, hillary clinton launched th

bill: mick mulvaney, nice to see you.n a moment, a rising democratic star, congressman ben ray lujan joins us, and the future of his own party. ♪ ♪ bill: our next guest today helped democrats regain the majority in the house in the 2018 midterms leading to the investigative assault we're now seeing against the president. joining us from santa fe, next, congressman ben ray lujan, the number four democrat of the house, and welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> the president was suggesting there was an immediate national security crisis, and he sent troops to the border just to distract the american people with the gains we were going to see in the midterms. then we went into a shutdown, and the president took the same deal after 35 days that the he could have taken on day 1 and prevented that government shutdown, and here we go again with the president doubling down with threats to shut down the mexican border which would have devastated the u.s. economy, devastated the u.s. auto manufacturers, concerns of many other areas

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. >>> also tonight, mick jagger's health scare. the major tour put on hold. is and what we've now learned. >>> the major fire erupting, workers raced outside. firefighters rushing to get nearly two dozen employees and customers to safety. >>> and the 6-year-old boy who collapsed and died an hour after this baseball photo was taken. what caused it? >>> good evening and it's great to be back with all of you at home tonight. and we begin this evening with former vice president joe biden, even before declaring a run for president, the headlines mounting. tonight, a second woman has now come forward, accusing biden of inappropriate behavior. even before this second allegation, biden acknowledging, quote, expressions of affection, support and comfort in my many years in public life, but adding he never believed he acted inappropriately. first, it was a former nevada politician who claims biden touched her shoulders and kissed her head during a campaign event. and tonight, a second woman, a former congressional aide, said biden got too close to her, as well. abc's m

. >>> also tonight, mick jagger's health scare. the major tour put on hold. >>> the major fire erupts, workers raced outside. firefighters rushing to get nearly two dozen employees and customers to safety. >>> and the 6-year-old boy who collapsed and died an hour after this baseball photo was taken.a? >>> go a beac a ofou athome ton. and we begning w formerpresident joe ore declaring a run f president, the mountingni s womanasmeforward,ei alleti,id acknowles of public , but adding he never believed he acted inappropriately. first, it was a former nevada politician who claims biden kissed her head during a campaign event. and tonight, a second woman, a former congressional aide, said biden got too close to her, as well. abc's mary bruce leading us off. >> reporter: tonight, joe biden's would-be campaign is facing a major test, with two women accusing the former vice president of touching them inappropriately. today, amy lappos of connecticut tells "the hartford courant" it happened to her at this fund-raiser in 2009, describing the

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an energized mick jagger in the background.her in the front. >> i say with pride that aretha is not only my daughter. aretha is just a stone singer. >> reporter: it was clear there was more than magic in the air. there was faith and grace. ♪ >> she sings from her heart and soul. and you can feel it. and to get her in church and hear her sing gospel music -- even more you can feel it. ♪ >> reporter: the footage sat uncut for decades. but when it was finally assembled, franklin, for reasons still unclear, did not want it released. after her passing, her family believed aretha's light should shine again. to that we say, amen. harry smith, nbc news, new york. >> her voice still gives me the chills. >>> that's "nbc new body cam ve >>> she comes down here for the shooter. >> right now at 6:00, this is new body cam video the moments before san jose police officers shot and killed a woman. the reason the d.a. said the officers will not face any charges. >>> a new storm lining up right now. we'll show you how much rainfall we'll get out

. >>> also tonight, mick jagger's health scare. the major tour put on hold. >>> the major fire erupts, workers raced outside. firefighters rushing to get nearly two dozen employees and customers to safety. >>> and the 6-year-old boy who collapsed and died an hour after this baseball photo was taken.a? >>> go a beac a ofou athome ton. and we begning w formerpresident joe ore declaring a run f president, the mountingni s womanasmeforward,ei alleti,id acknowles of public , but adding he never believed he acted inappropriately. first, it was a former nevada

. >>> acting director of the white house, mick mull vavaney. >> if we're going to give these countries hundreds of millions of dollars, we would like them to do more. that, jake, i would respectfully submit to you is not an unreasonable position. we could do a lot to prevent people from moving in the first place. >> mulvaney dismissing experts which say the aid money helps curb migration by making the countries more stable. >> if it's working so well, why are the people still coming? why are these historic numbers, a hundred thousand people across the border this month alone. that is a crisis. that is a humanitarian crisis, a security crisis. >> the number of undocumented immigrants released be i federal authorities -- by federal authorities is soaring. as of friday, 2,000 immigrants have been released from three facilities. more recently the number has climbed to around 300. a letter obtained by cnn says kus mo customs and border patrol told city officials the number is higher. for now the city has been able to manage the influx. >> right now they're bringing them here. we're feeding

bill: joining me now here in washington, white house chief of staff mick mulvaney. welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> good morning, bill. it's good to see you. bill: i want to go into the issues in a moment, but broadly speaking, do you believe the die incomic between the trump -- dynamic between the trump white house and democrats went into a new phase this past week? >> i think it went into a new phase right after the mueller report came out, because the democrats really were caught flat-footed. they really did believe that mueller would find collusion and obstruction. in fact, they had invested heavily in that, and to find out there's no obstruction, no collusion, i really think they were never expecting -- bill: now you're on the tax issue too. >> and after that we'll be on something else. they are, face it, the democrat party's infested with what we call trump derangement syndrome. they still cannot accept the fact that he won the election, and they'll do anything they can to prevent that from happening again. go back to the president's state of the union sp

mick mulvaney said this will never happen. what say you? >> this is typical trump administration bluster. i would say to them, read the law. the law is not clear in section 6103 of the tax code. it says that the tax returns of any individual shall be provided if requested by the chair of the senate finance committee, the chair of the house ways and means committee or the chair of the joint committee on taxation. it does not say they may be provided. it says it shall be provided. and the fact this law was passed nearly 100 years ago to stop corruption and to have oversight over the finances of anyone in the united states, but especially the president, who is the most powerful person in this country who has the u sneak ability to sign federal bills into law and by himself direct an entire executive branch of the government. >> the white house -- >> it is so important. >> the white house is saying they're willing to die on the hill for this. they're willing to take this fight to the supreme court. why do you think they're willing to fight so h

mick mulvaney explaining the move on "state of the union". >> mexico could help us do it.aragua could do more, if we're going to give these countries hundreds of millions of dollars, we would like them to do more. that is not an unreasonable position. we could prevent a lot of what's happening on the southern border by prevents people from moving into mexico in the first place. >> dismissing the government's own experts saying the aide money curbs migration by making the cupountries more stable. >> if it's working so well, why are the people still coming. 100,000 people will cross the border this month alone. that is a crisis. it's a humanitarian crisis. it's a security crisis. >>> meanwhile, the white house insists republicans are quote working on a plan to replace obamacare. just days after president trump stunned lawmakers on both sides of the aisle, by declaring the gop will soon be known as the party of health care. white house acting chief of staff mick mulvaney, and presidential adviser, kellyanne conway meeting skepticism on the sunday talk shows. >> there is a pla

an energized mick jagger in the background.>> i say with pride that aretha is not only my daughter. aretha is just a stone singer. >> reporter: it was clear there was more than magic in the air. there was faith. and grace. ♪ >> she sings from her heart and soul. and you can feel it. and to get her in church and hear her sing gospel music -- even more you can feel it. ♪ >> reporter: the footage sat uncut for decades. but when it was finally assembled, franklin, for reasons still unclear, did not want it released. after her passing, her family believed aretha's light should shine again. to that we say, amen. harry smith, nbc news, new york >> her voice still gives me the chills. >>> that's "nbc h nightly news w lester holt" for this friday. i'm lester ht. ol so with xfinity mobile i can customize each line for each family member? yup. and since it comes with your internet, you can switch wireless carriers, and save hundreds of dollars a year. are you pullin' my leg? nope. you sure you're not pullin' my leg? i think it's your dog.

. >>> the new aimage just in tonight from mick jagger. >>> good evening. great to have you with us on a friday night. we begin tonight with a horrifying scene playing at the mall of america. authorities say a stranger threw a 5-year-old boy off a third floor balcony. the boy's mother screaming for help as people rushed to the boy's side, giving him cpr. we are told he suffered critical injuries in the fall. the suspect running away from police. they found him inside the mall. tonight he is in custody. alex predators leads offous. >> reporter: tonight the horrifying scene at the mall of america in minneapolis. a 5-year-old plummeting from a third floor balcony. allegedly thrown by this 24-year-old man. >> we have a report from the south side that someone just fell from the third floor to the first floor. >> reporter: these images showing crowds giving emergency care to the child, importanting cpr in the moments directly after the fall. an eyewitness describing his terrified mother. >> she was screaming, "everyone pray, everyone pray. everyone here right now

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. >>> plus, mick jagger's medical condition revealed. what his rolling stone bandmates are saying. >>> holy guacamole. how president trump's threat to close the border could cause an avocado shortage. >>> and later, one dad's big career change, the viral post from his son catapulting the aspiring model dad into internet fame. >>> good tuesday morning, everyone. we begin with a whistle-blower at the white house revealing what she describes as serious concerns about national security. >> she says the trump administration approved security clearances for more than two dozen staffers even though those clearances were initially denied. democrats are poised to issue a subpoena as early as today as we learn about the background checks of those staff members and their so-called disqualifying issues. >> meanwhile, overnight, the president's son-in-law and senior adviser jared kushner addressed the controversy during a new interview. abc's serena marshall has the latest from washington. serena, good morning. >> reporter: kenneth, janai, good morni

. >>> plus we know more about mick jagger's medical condition and why the stones are postponing their tour. "early today" starts right now. >>> good morning. i'm marlie hall. >> good to be with you. i'm frances rivera. breaking overnight, a verdict has been reached in the case of murdered new york city jogger karina vetrano. >> we, the jury, find the defendant guilty. [ cheers and applause ] >> an explosion of emotion in the courtroom from the 30-year-old victim's family and supporters after chanel lewis is found guilty on all counts. in 2016, vetrano went for a run in queens and never returned. her death set off a manhunt that gained nationwide attention. after sevens'on arrest. >> a taped interview was played for jurors in which the 22-year-old allegedly admits to the attack. defense lawyers insisted the confession was coerced. they also mad last-minute request for new hearings after an anonymous letter suggested alternate suspects. a judge denied the motion. the nypd said the 11th hour letter was riddled with falsehoods and inaccuracies. after five hours of deliberation, jurors con

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mick mulvaney when he took the job said he would do that.more bureaucracy, let's get rid of cfpv but we will still go after the bad actors. but that's not what's happening. >> it's not. it was found other regulators failed to act and were co-oped by the businesses they were supposed to oversee with too much on their plate. >> you could just fix them. >> you could but they were about to be the one agency whose only job was consumer finance. what happened under mick mulvaney is endorsement declined rapidly. they've done about a third of the enforcement cases in 2018 as they had in 2017. if they do get somebody, the fines are much, much lower, penalties much, much lower. watchdog is back on the leash. >> called this a master class of destroying bureaucracy from within. a lot of people would say great, down with bureaucracy, but those same people are saying you still have to do your job. why is it -- what's the rational behind giving payday lending a pass? >> two rationals. first of all, it's constitutional. there are conservatives who believe t

mick mulvaney said he doesn't remember. but does this dynamic surprise you?t like for the white house to now pushback on anything since we saw the mueller report, and we know sarah sanders has lied and pushed stories that aren't true? a pushback story today, why is it worth anything if it was worth nothing before? >> the point is the president saw any talk of russian interference as a direct assault on whether or not he was a legitimate president. so we know all along for the last two, three years the president, every time he mentioned russia he said people are just mad i'm the president of the united states and they don't want to see me as someone who was fairly elected. so the reporting bears out that mick mulvaney would be concerned talking about russian interference with president trump because of that. i think it's also clear sources i have been talking to at dhs have been frustrated with the idea the president sees the agency as just focused on immigration. when dhs has such a broad way of issues including cyber security and in this case secretary niels

mick schumacher clocked the second fastest time on his formula one debut.his seven world titles with ferrari, recorded a time of one minute 29.976 seconds, which saw him top the time—sheets until red bull's max verstappen lowered the mark during the closing stages. just enough time to let you know there is one quite tasty nba fixture taking place in the next couple of hours, the denver nuggets, second in the western conference, take on the golden state warriors. until next time, goodbye. hello there, good morning. at the moment, it feels like winter has made a comeback. we've had everything thrown at us in the last 2a hours. lots of weather watcher pictures of big hailstorms affecting the uk, and of course, the sunshine coming out in between has led to some lovely rainbow pictures as well. we're seeing a short, sharp burst of really cold air that's come down from the arctic. you can see how that colder air has plunged southwards, and with it all those shower clouds. the cloud that's in the north sea is coming back into scotland and northern england, which i

el vicepresidente, micke pence mostrÓ apoyo a venezolanos hoy diciendo estamos con ustedes.situaciÓn en mi durante el dÍa. >>> la comunidad venezolana en miami saliÓ a las calles tan pronto supieron. los venezolanos en estados unidos, estÁn pendientes de desarrollo de esta situaciÓn. >>> y aquÍ, en el Área de la bahÍa, venezolanos tienen planeado reunirse en el embarcadero a las 5 y media de la tarde. >>> una situaciÓn que sin duda como hemos dicho, estas imÁgenes han pasado por todo el mundo, imÁgenes fuertes donde hay heridos. >>> nosotros, como decimos habÁa una protesta aquÍ en Área de la bahÍa, tenemos via telefÓnica a ricardo ron, ricardo gracias por estar con nosotros, buenas tardes. >>> buenas tardes. >>> la primera pregunta, cuales son los planes tras saber lo que pasa en venezuela. >>> bueno, es bastante difÍcil, conseguir informaciÓn de venezuela porque el gobierno ha cerrado miedos de comunicaciÓn, radios, y ha logrado controlar el internet, pero tenemos informaciÓn que podemos hacer la suma y ver lo crÍtico de la situaciÓn y aquÍ tenemos varias reuniÓns, hoy en

mick mulvaney told her not to bring it up with the commander in chief, it was not a great subject, mulvaney reportedly advised and should be kept below the president's level. why is that? "new york times" reports mulvaney says the president still sees any russian meddling somehow undermining his win. they don't want to upset him here, two years later. is the president going to do anything about the threat of 2020 election interference? >> well, jim, this has been a feature of president trump's administration from almost the very beginning, where aides knew that this topic of russian interference made him upset, it made him believe that even just the mention of it was undermining the legitimacy of his election. what's stunning about this report is that two years later in the lead-up to another presidential election, as kierstjen nielsen tried to draw attention to this issue, she was rebuffed by the chief of staff and essentially told keep it to lower level officials. she had been trying to organize a cabinet meeting at the white house with all the various agency and cabinet-level officials w

so this argument that mick mulvaney put forward boils down to one thing. this is the first step to a trump dictatorship by asserting the president is above the law and doesn't have to comply with the language shall which is mandatory. >> you said the president has been tried twice for income tax evasion. i'm not aware of that. >> yes. please read my book, jeff. the state of new york and the city of new york both audited donald trump's 1984 tax return, his biggest year by far, his first casino opened and trump tower, most of the units were sold. he had an enormous income. he filed a tax return showing a consulting business with no income and $600,000 in deductions. no receipts, no records, no checks. his own witness jack mitnick, his cpa for he and his father when asked under oath about the tax return looked at it and said, that's my signature. but neither i nor my firm prepared that tax return. that's as good a badge of fraud as you can imagine when you are a prosecutor. >> then what happened? >> in one case donald was ordered to pay all the taxes, fines a

i think mick mulvaney said something important. they weren't lying. yes, they were lying about this and lying about health care and pre-existing conditions. when someone goes on tv and says we weren't lying, generally sure they were lying. >> my point is the system is overwhelmed. were they lying about that? >> the last thing you want to do is cut off economic assistance to the three countries where most of the people are coming from. the very last thing you want to do. for our own self interest, the worst thing you can do is shut down the border completely. that will wreak havoc on the i km. don't listen to me. listen to the members of congress along the border states. listen to the mayors of the towns, the governors of the states. no one thinks it is a good idea to shut down the border. >> the numbers are increasing of families who are presenting at the border. they don't break the numbers down for us. but by and large we believe most of the people now at the border are presenting themselves at points of entry. >> absolutely. >> not jumping over a p

>> sure, mick mulvaney was very clear as acting chief of staff at the white house they do not intendo release the tax returns. you're right, that is really hasn't been my main focus. main focus of many of the democrats but, you can walk and chew gum at same time. you can conduct oversight. and the fact that the president has said all along he was under dud did -- >> let's nail this down. >> this is different, it piques our interest what is in there, what do they have to hide? >> i'm confused about your message. to button it up before we move on. are you on record you're saying okay if the president doesn't release his tax returns or you think i had shut be required? >> i think it will be sorted out in the courts. >> i understand but where do you come down on this. >> i'm interested to see what is in there? >> you would like to see it. you think worth spending the time fighting that out? >> i was more interested now than i was a couple years ago. >> you think it is worth fighting that out. all right. continuing there in pennsylvania, something i'm guessing folks are talking about as t

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. >>> mick jagger's mystery illness. the rolling stones' big announcement forced to postpone their u.s. tour. the latest on the rock legend's condition. ♪ it's the final countdown >>> and final four frenzy. >> and michigan state is headed to minneapolis! >> michigan state stunning duke, knocking out the favorite to win it all. duke's heartbreak. michigan state's happiness. and now two incredible showdowns set. the team that could see their first championship ever. >> oh, there were some great games over the weekend. great to have you with us on this monday morning. how about our new look on the first day of april. no april fools here. >> this is real. >> new look for a lot of march madness brackets. especially with duke going all the way. let's take a look at michigan state celebrating last night. what a big win for them. >> it was a big win. and robin, like you said, a lot of great games this weekend. this victory was sweet for coach izzo. this was his second time or second win against duke. >> and we'll have more on th

you have mick mulvaney and the freedom caucus guys who really want to run on health care.ay let the system break, the democrats will own it and then we'll eventually win. i think that's a miscalculation because if you do that, what you get is medicare for all and complete government-run health care. >> congresswoman? >> i think part of the issue is this idea that mick mulvaney is going to decide what this election is about. this election will be about what the american people want to talk about. and we saw in 2018, they want to talk about health care. they actually want to have that debate about medicare for all versus a public option versus improving the affordable care act. i don't think the american public has figured out what they want yet about health care, but they have signaled very strongly, pretty much across party lines, that they want to have that dialogue. >> i agree with both those last comments, that number one, that the republicans have a fight as to whether to make this an issue or not, and number two, that the american public absolutely wants to talk about

mick mulvaney was a politician before he was an advisor to the president so you would think he'd take a more diplomatic approach but he certainly is taking a gamble in backing the this and on obviously the present maintained all along this ailine of a routine audit, they asked him at the border andhe said i told them where i stand on this issue . that's their problem, basically and they maintain this whole thing is politically motivated. >> white house reporter for the wall street journal, tim brody, reporter with the andaily beast. joining us with the week ahead in washington segment, what do you want to talk about in this busy week in washington? john is up first from new york city, good morning. >> caller: good morning, thank you for taking my call. there is an important deadline in the news these days which is not only sharing bottles, that's the stupid decision at the trump administration wants to make. it wants to recognize brands revolutionary guard force as a terrorist stroke. it would increase risks for us troops without doing much more to damage the iranian economy, not to m

. >>> mick jagger is set to undergo heart surgery, and the winner of chicago's mayoral race.orning headlines on the newsstand. chicago listed its first african-american mayor. lori lightfoot easily defeated e election. both women are democrats. lightfoot is the first openly gay candidate to be elected. she campaigned on violence and working-class residents and ridding chicago of corruption. >> we can and we will break this city's endless cycle of corruption. >> current chicago mayor rahm emanuel is stepping down after serving two terms. >>> the "los angeles times" says actresses felicity huffman and lori loughlin are expected to make their first court appearance in boston's federal court today to face charges in a school admissions scandal. the two women along with loughlin's husband and dozens are others are involved in an alleged bribery scheme to help the students of wealthy parents to get into elite schools. rick singer has pleaded guilty. >>> pennsylvania center's "daily times" has revealed three former penn state frat brothers were sentenced to jail on hazing charging f

. >>> and new details on mick jagger's health battle. to simone, i leave the van gogh. to harrison, the wine collection. to craig, this rock. the redwoods to the redheads. the rainbows to the proud. i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you, on one condition. that you do everything in your power to preserve and protect them. with love, california. >>> tonight speculation is swirling about the health of mick jagger. the rolling stones postponing their upcoming tour. jagger citing treatment for an unspecified condition. he says he hopes to get back on stage as soon as possible. >>> meantime tonight, there's news about the health of tv host deborah norville undergoing cancer surgery after she says a viewer spotted something unusual while watching her on tv. with more, here's stephanie gosk. >> you know, we live in a world of see something, say something. i'm really glad we do. >> reporter: tonight "inside edition" anchor deborah norville reveals a fan may have saved her life. >> a long time ago a viewer reached out to say something she saw on my neck. it was

. >>> and mick on t mend. the rolling stones front man resting comfortably after undergoing successful heart surgery. and fans around the world are overy g him a speedy r today. april 5th, 2019. >>> ybhi, evy. good morning. welcome to "today." it's friday morning. nice to have you with us. i thought mick jagger was indestructible. apparently he isn't. but thank goodness after heart surgery, he's resting comfortably. >> they put their tour on hold and people were wondering when is he going to be back on stage. it'll be ut feeli really, really soon. >> we'll have more on that in a moment. our top story is the presidenta making hiso the border today after back tracking on his threat to close the border. 've got complete coverage. we'll begin with peter alexander. od morning. >> reporter: good morning. president trump is heading to a border cnmunity california today to tout a border replacement there. to combat illegal immigration right away. president trump heading back to the border but not before backing away f

although according to mick mulvaney, it's never going to happen. we'll find out.e back and we'll talk about it. thank you. >>> there is much more to bring you on our breaking news. the president firing both his homeland security secretary and now we're learning secret service director. details on why the president is cleaning house. >>> plus, we are also getting word a man has been charged with plotting an attack at national harbor, that is just outside washington, d.c., a plot allegedly inspired by isis. biopharmaceutical researchers. pursuing life-changing cures in a country that fosters innovation here, they find breakthroughs... like a way to fight cancer by arming a patient's own t-cells... because it's not just about the next breakthrough... it's all the ones after that. newday usa's operation home buy a home with no down payment and not one dollar out of pocket for closing costs. and newday can say yes when banks say no. why rent when you can buy? >>> breaking news. the justice department has just charged a man for allegedly stealing a u-haul van and planni

. >>> and mick jagger undergoes successful heart surgery. he says he's on the mend after postponing a big tour. >> he will be back. they always are. welcome, everyone. coming to you live from atlanta, i'm natalie allen. >> i'm george howell. from cnn world headquarters, "newsroom" starts now. >>> and we begin with president trump and his harsh message for those wanting to imgreat to the u.s. turn around, the united states is full. >> those words as the president visited the u.s. border with mexico. while there, he toured the b border wall calling the idea of seeking asylum a hoax and said basically to stay out of the country. >> our country is full. our area is full, the sector is full. can't take you anymore, i'm sorry. can't happen. so turn around. that's the way it is. >> despite backing down from his earlier threat to close the southern border, he repeated other threats to mexico like imposing economic penalties for drug smuggling. a 25% tariff or cars coming from mexico. and if that doesn't stop illegal immigration within a year, closin

do you realize what mick mull vainy is doing? protecting the president from realities because he doesn't want to hurt his feelings. this is the babying of a president. >> this idea that the president surrounded himself with people he feels like he can trust and are loyal to him and he wants to loyalty to shield him from the things he doesn't want to talk about. i think of course one of the most striking things about the mueller report is the idea that he is not guilty of obstruction of justice because he didn't want to carry out the orders. the president has aides around him, trying to protect him. in some ways it's what the white house wants and if you are donald trump and you have to not discuss the things you don't want to discuss. >> that's like putting blinkers on the horse. the daily beast reported in february, trump's campaign was the only one declined the hacking of materials in the next election. when asked whether trump's campaign would rep russiaccept help in the next election. >> do you regret using information stolen

mick mulvaney also said that democrats will never see the president's tax returns and he argued voters don't care about it either because they elected president trump knowing that he wasn't going to be releasing returns, arthel. arthel: more to discuss on that later this hour. eric: today sunday morning futures on fox revealed that he has plans to send 8 criminal referrals to the justice department. those referrals about the origins of the russia investigation, this comes amid republican to release documents to try and uncover exactly how the fbi investigation into suspicions of russia in the first place. >> first of all, all of these are classified or sensitive and so a lot of them are classified information. five of them are referrals, referrals that are -- that name someone and name specific crime. those crimes, leaking classified information. eric: reports say former trump michael could deal with more charges. arthel: addressing the republican jewish coalition in las vegas on thursday, yesterday. the president defending his plan to close the border if mÉxico does not get tough on i

the a's mascot when he stopped by midday live >>> mick jagger will undergo surgery to replace a valve in his heart. that's according to rolling stone magazine. the 75-year-old lead singer for the rolling stones is expected to make a full recovery from this procedure. it will happen friday in new york city. the stones have postponed all upcoming concert dates, including their may 18th performance at levi's stadium. they intend to resume their tour once mick jagger feels up to it. >>> new england patriots quarterback and san mateo native tom brady chose the perfect day to join twitter, or so he thought. and this was his first tweet on this april fool's day. he jokingly announced his retirement and says he'll spend the rest of his time tweeting. some fans believed it and were relieved when he sent up a follow-up tweet a few hours later call it a bad joke. the 41-year-old six-time super bowl champion has always been a. a spoernonedhe thcityf account. brady dhe pats to another title last year and shows no signs of slowing down. >> patriots fans relieved all over the world. challenge. taxi

the 75—year—old mick jagger has reportedly undergone heart valve replacement surgery.advised by doctors that he needed medical treatment. in a tweet he thanked hospital staff for doing " a superbjob" and his fans for their support, saying he is "on the mend" and "feeling much better." new york's philharmonic orchestra has down the years performed works from some of the greatest composers of all time. we're talking about the likes of beethoven, mozart and bach. well, two new names can be added to that illustrious list, but these composers are putting youth before experience, as the bbc‘s tim allman explains. this piece of work is called rising. and the finger is 11—year—old paloma dineli chesky. this is not herfirst appearance with the new york philharmonic. she is practically a vetera n philharmonic. she is practically a veteran but this time she composes the song, every lyric and every note. you know how it is, you wait ages for a musical prodigy and then to come at once. both children part of the young composes programme, open to children between the ages of ten and

so mick jagger from young musicians to slightly older ones.ccording to his spokesperson. the seventy—five—year—old rocker has reportedly undergone heart valve replacement surgery. the band postponed their tour of the us and canada when the singer was advised by doctors that he needed medical treatment. in a tweet he thanked hospital staff for doing "a superb job" and his fans for their support, saying he is "on the mend" and "feeling much better." you can get in touch with me on twitter. you are watching bbc news. time now for a look at the weather with ben rich. hello there, it's looking like a pretty mild weekend across most parts of the uk, but, as i'll show you in a moment, sunshine amounts will vary. now, the last few days have been characterised by heavy downpours, areas of cloud circulating around an area of low pressure, but as we start the weekend, that low is retreating southwards, taking a lot of the rain with it and leaving us with easterly winds. where you are exposed to that easterly wind, parts of eastern england, a good part of

i thought mick jagger was indestructible, apparently he isn't, but after heart surgery he's said to be doing well in morning. >> he is right here in new york. they put their tour on hold, a lot of people with tickets were wondering when is he going to be on back on stage? i have a feeling he will be back on stage really soon. >>> our top story is the president making his way to the border today after backtracking on his threat to close the border. we have complete coverage. we will start with nbc white house correspondent peter alexander. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. the president leaving moments ago for thatered boer community in california to taught barrier replacement fencing. even as he does it he is retreating from his threat to take more drastic measures to combat illegal immigration right away. president trump heading back to the border, but not before backing away from his threat to close it immediately. now saying he will give mexico a year to crack down on illegal immigration and drug trafficking before he makes good on his ultimatum. >> if in a year from n

>> we're rooting for mick. i love the stones. i hope he's in good health.ng we know is keith richards will live forever. yes, we have confirmation on that. >>> all right, now as promised, let's go back up to alaska and check in with al on the weather. good morning, al. >> hey, good morning, willie and hoda. all these folks here. right now we've got the winds coming off the arctic, literally, in this tundra climate, and so that's why it's a lot colder this morning. it says minus 2. our unit here says minus 4.4 with a windchill of minus 17, so a little on the brisk side. also some winterlike weather in the southeast. we've got a big low pressure system developing. and as you take a look, you'll see rain but also snow on the back side of this system. already some snow being reported in south carolina. and as this system makes its way along the coast, we could see some snow in charleston, which would be the first time since 1982. this low will develop off the southeast coast. heavy rain for the outer banks. now, if it stays closer to shore, that precipitation i

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in a meeting this year, mick mulvaney white house chief of staff made it clear that mr.mp still equated any public discussion of malign russian election activity with legitimacy of his victory. according to one official, mr. mulvaney said it wasn't a great subject and should be kept below his level. is this a sign that mulvaney didn't want this to be a priority of the government? or did he -- was he sort of trying to protect the president from his own worst instincts in this regard? >> look, i think this is consistent with what we have known now for the last couple of years and what was documented in the mueller report last week. multiple aides said the president considers any discussion whether it's in the past now or as we see today in the future to be a question about his legislate timacy. it's not about whether they're attacking the united states. he sees these things all together. so if you -- seems to me what mick mulvaney said was just don't bring it up in front of him. he's not going to be helpful to you. in fact, he could be harmful to you if you bring this up b