mr. hunt: we have never been great believers in the trump trade. our senses that rates are going to stay longer for longer period of time. the markets have gotten ahead of themselves and pricing in these changes, which are going to be very complicated and difficult to carry out. in any event, it's going to be extremely hard to jump start the u.s. economy to the kinds of growth rates that the immense region was talking about. we would ashley say the economy is doing pretty well, it's actually producing growth above its national rate of potential. we feel good about the economy, we just don't think it's going to be as good as the markets have priced in. we think it would continue to readjust. the real story has been the global reflation trade. that we think has a ways to go. when you look at what's happening in china and india, even the european union did slightly better than we thought. there is reason for optimism in the global economy now, and we are putting money to work behind that. you jus

mr hunt, are you looking forward to an election? i get a feeling it's going to be a futile task.is going to want to tramp theresa may. they will be very obedient and walk straight down the street. they did. and when mrs may appeared later, eleanor garnier was just as vocal. the door is just opening now. will this be the prime minister? have you changed your mind, prime minister? another u—turn, prime minister? how many more times are you going to change your mind, prime minister? no answer. no surprise. the practice of shouting questions at downing street came under attack again from newswatch viewers. here's daryl. norman smith interrupted his piece to camera to shout at borisjohnson and others as the entered number 10. do they really expect an answer? it makes these really experienced reporters look foolish and amateur alan adams wrote him after watching eleanor garnier in what he described as ridiculous questions, such as the classic, how many more u—turns, which was delivered as a personal, political statement? it must surely qualify as the most pointless all this voting does

mr hunt, are you looking forward to an election? i get a feeling it's going to be a futile task.theresa may. they will be very obedient and walk straight down the street. they did. and when mrs may appeared later, eleanor garnier was just as vocal. the door is just opening now. will this be the prime minister? have you changed your mind, prime minister? another u—turn, prime minister? how many more times are you going to change your mind, prime minister? no answer. no surprise. the practice of shouting questions at downing street came under attack again from newswatch viewers. here's daryl. alan adams wrote to him after watching eleanor garnier in what he described as ridiculous questions, such as the classic, how many more u—turns,

mr hunt, are you looking forward to an election? i get a feeling it's going to be a futile task.ppeared later, eleanor garnier was just as vocal. the door is just opening now. will this be the prime minister? have you changed your mind, prime minister? another u—turn, prime minister? how many more times are you going to change your mind, prime minister? no answer. no surprise. the practice of shouting questions at downing street came under attack again from newswatch viewers. here's darryl. alan adams wrote to him after watching eleanor garnier in what he described as... and april dilley summed it up like this. bbc news did ensure it got away from westminster on tuesday to seek some public reaction to the news of the snap election. all this voting doesn't please everyone, like brenda, in bristol. she's lived through 19 elections. we told her about the 20th. you're joking! not another one. oh, for god's sake. honestly, i can't stand this. there's too much politics going on at the moment. why does she need to do it? this struck a cord with some, such as guy green. brenda swiftly be

good morning mr hunt. thank you very much for your time this morning. good morning, dan. the nhs that says that outcomes in most major conditions have dramatically improved in the last three, five and ten years. so, i think what we're seeing is that there are real pressures on the ground, but real progress is being made as well and looking forward the big issue is how we are going to continue to increase funding going into the nhs and the thing that looms overall of this is, of course, brexit and how we get the best deal for britain and i think that we all know if we get a good deal for britain that will protect the economy, protect ourjobs, mean we'll be able to carry on funding increases for the nhs and the social ca re system increases for the nhs and the social care system and the choice is very simple, do you think a strong theresa may can get that brexit deal that can mean we can carry on funding our public services or is it jeremy corbyn propped up by a rag tag of other political parties? i think that's the choice people have to make. brexit is one thing, i want to

mr trump says the inquest is a witch hunt.he head of the nhs in england has admitted that it can't meet one of its key targets, giving people routine operations, such as hip and knee replacements, within 18 weeks of being referred by their gp. simon stevens, who set out his priorities for the health service today, said it was part of the trade off for improvements in other areas, like cancer care. he's been speaking to our health editor, hugh pym. the nhs serves patients from cradle to grave, but there are difficult choices, and the message today is that it offers high quality care in many areas, but something has to give, and that's waiting lists for routine surgery, for patients like christine. she waited 22 weeks for a heart bypass operation, longer than nhs england's 18—week target. it's caused her a lot of anxiety and she's decided to go private. the sword of damocles hanging over my head, because i couldn't plan my life. i couldn't say categorically "i'm going to be able to do something". i feel i am getting not worse, b

mr trump says the inquest is a "witch hunt".otels, restaurants and the tourism industry have warned they'll face a recruitment crisis if immigration from the eu is heavily restricted after the uk leaves. the british hospitality association says it relies on 60,000 eu workers a year, but unions have accused the sector of not doing enough to recruit and train british workers. 0ur economics editor kamal ahmed reports. hello! the hospitality sector — holiday parks, restaurants, hotels — is all about entertainment, making customers happy. hello! but this is a sector with its fair share of worries, as brexit approaches. it has relied for years on workers from the eu. could that supply be about to be cut off? i love british culture. agnieszka is from poland and works for butlins in bognor regis. she's concerned about her future. there's loads of question marks, and we lost the stability now. my son, he's eight, he knewjust a basic thing about the brexit, but his concerns that we are going to leave his school, that he will leave his fri

mr trump says the inquest is a witch hunt.

mr trump says the inquest is a "witch hunt".he eu is heavily restricted after the uk leaves.

mr. helgesen: some people spend their time cooking, others go hunting.hen we get together at home or in pubs, so it's a very nice time, but sometimes, it can get to you a bit. you need some energy to keep going. reporter: linn, anne, and sara also believe in staying active. it may be freezing, but they're planning a picnic. as soon as they're off work, they head for the hills around town, equipped with bear-killers and flare guns. the danger of running into polar bears, the world's biggest land-based predator, is ever-present. being well-prepared is a matter of life and death. linn: you have to like the cold and dark to live here, or you couldn't handle it. we do all the same things we do in summer, you just have to dress for the cold. reporter: when it comes to brightening the long, dark winters on spitsbergen, a little imagination can go a long way. damien: and i thought berlin was dark in winter. now, if you've been to rome, you'll know it's one of europe's most beautiful cities. but locals there fear that parts of the city are not being looked after

last year they prepared to host an easter egg hunt to raise awareness. >> take a picture with mr. and mrs. bunny and find eggs on the grass. >> but the day before they got call saying they did not have a permit to host the event. >> and it could bring problems when we went before the planning commission should there be any complaints. >> she worries a complaint could jeopardize their event. >> as the conversation proceeded, i became concerned. >> so she canceld the easter egg hunt at the last minute. the santa clara county planner told us off camera it was a courtesy call, not threat, adding they did not have the required permit which could result in a code violation if someone complained. they disputes they even needed a permit to host an event on the property. >> nowhere did we feel for a two-hour event that we would need a permit because it's no different than having an open house for a business. >> she says they lost a few thousand dollars from the cancellation. in san martin, ian coal, nbc bay area news. >>> the old phrase if it sounds too good to be true but this time it's n

here's some background on her hunt, president warren harding. >> he was mr. nice guy. of people person, foster children and talks. >> i love to meet people. it's the most present thing i do and really the only fun i have. >> some might say warren harding like people too much. his good-natured trust in others spell scandal when the public discovered members of his administration were trying to get rich behind his back. he was a reputed womanizer who are poorly engage in at least two affairs, one of which may have resulted in the birth of a daughter. he once recounted in public the words of his father, george. >> it's a good thing you wasn't born a gal because you'd be in the family way all the time. you can't say no. grew up in ohio where he was born seven months after lincoln was shot in 1965. while still a teenager, he joined to friends in purchasing . struggling local newspaper the venture was a success and harding soon gain full ownership. when he was 25, he married a divorced mother who later joined her new in building his newspaper enterprise. she also's ordinance

someone said something about hunting up old geoff davis, and mr. lincoln said, 'i hope he would disappear like patty's flea. when they get their fingers on him, i hope he's not there.'" this is quite consistent with his desire to avoid any punitive conditions. wanting reconciliations, lincoln often used jokes to soften a message of mercy or to conceal a willful blindness to past wrongs. these just were not very racist or harsh, certainly when not compared to his contemporaries. both show sympathy and awareness for the poor man's plight, chiding him mildly for his poverty and traditions. doubtless in lincoln's day, nearly everyone, especially poor immigrants, understood the problems of fleas and ill fitting footwear. party wasepublican formed in 1854, the newly created anti-immigrant know nothings drifted into the party and wanted republicans to adopt anti-immigrant stance. lincoln refused. when he ran for president, lincoln opposed any change in the naturalization laws or any state legislature by which the rights of citizenship that had been previo

mr. trump saying that this is, you know, a witch-hunt, saying it's more about obama spying on transition team and the leaking of michael flynn's name which is a felony. my question for you is what will the democrats do if this comes to an end here, and there is no definitive proof that there was any coordination between trump's team or mr. trump, and the russian government, and maybe the russian government didn't want hillary clinton in there. what will the democrats do about this after making such a hubbub about this? the issue is are the republicans going to get their act together? you had the ambassador to the u.n. nikki haley take the democratic line today say yes, it's absolutely true russia was involved, and they will pay an appropriate price. rob: but to be pair, she said -- she did say that russia was involved and i think even mr. trump is admitting it at this point. it's a big difference between a collusion between a guy running for president and another country to win the election. >> yeah, but we don't know at this stage what the basic facts are. we still -- all we know for su

mr. mosher is planning his funeral. he leaves behind a wife and grandchildren. >>> the hunt is on for potentially dangerous dust. there are tiny bugs that live in the dust. >> they are called dust mites. they are so small that you can't see them. where are the hidden hot spots for these dust mites? >> reporter: it's everywhere from your counters to your floo floors. dust in nooks and crannies all over the home. and living in that dust, dust mites. microscopic bugs that can multiple fast and make you sick. >> dust mites are one of the biggest predator that is live in your home. they feed off y this is in itself is where the foundation of bacteria flourishes. it can trigger an asthma attack. >> reporter: where are the most common spots for dust mites and how can you get rid of them? to find out, i invite a healthy home expert over to my place. >> the average home collects 40 pounds of dust every year. >> 40 pounds of dust? >> yes. this dust is laced with dangerous toxins. >> you brought me to my daughter's room. what's the problem? >> the problem is all this clutter. it's actually collecting dust. all these toys,

last week they prepared to host an easter egg hunt to raise money and awareness. >> take a picture with mr. and mrs. bunny and go find some eggs on the grass. >> reporter: but the day before founder mary cortani got a call from santa clara county saying they did not have a permit to host an event. >> and that it could bring problems when we went before the planning commission should there be any complaints. >> reporter: she worried a complaint could jeopardize their pending permit to expand services at the center. cortani took it as a threat. >> as the conversation proceeded, i became concerned. >> reporter: so she cancelled the easter egg hunt at the last minute which led to disappointment for some people who still showed up, not knowing the event was off. the santa clara county planner who called her told us off camera it was a courtesy call, not a threat, adding they did not have the required permit which could result in a code violation if someone complained. cortani disputes they needed a permit to host an event on their property. >> and nowhere in there did we feel that for a two-hou

enforcement, including the fbi, stepping up the hunt monday for a 37-year- old ohio man named steve stevens. >> there is an award of up to $50,000 for the arrest of mrteve stevens. this is what we would consider a national search for steve. >>reporter: stephens is accused of randomly shooting and killing a man in his 70s. in cleveland oh high

mr. spicer any moment now. meanwhile, we have two nbc reporters, kristen welker and kasie hunt for analysis and politico's jakeinancial times jillian tett, michael steele and the former fbi double agent and he is also author of the memoir "how to catch a russian spy." kristen, let me start with you in the white house briefing room, again we are expecting sean spicer will get a handful of questions about this today, we learned about this new investigation into michael flynn just a few hours ago, we also learned that flynn was warned about all of this well in advance of accepting the money. what's he being accused of again and why are democrats accusing this white house of covering up for him? >> so just to recap, michael flynn is accused of failing to seek permission to receive money from officials related to connections with foreign entities, foreign

maria: welcome back hunt for murder suspect mr.to nationwide search raising the stakes with reward fox news peter doocy in clooefbd cleveland good morning to you. >> social worker used social media to upload video of ambush murder is not on anybody's radar right now because police here in cleveland say they have not heard from steve stephens since detectives got him on phone shortly after his easter sunday facebook upload they say is the last known location was murder scene where he allegedly shot 74-year-old robert sr., picking up aluminum cans off sidewalk this 9/11 call made by neighbors desperate for help. >> -- >> the man, what is your address. >> oh lord have mercy! >> oh, my god. >> help is already on the way. >> ooh. >> now are you with the patient now? >> no, i am not with the patient i am -- >> okay -- look i heard a gunshot. >> okay. >> -- no --. reporter: billboards up as far away contrast pictures of steve stephens' face and car white 2016 ford fusion temporary ohio tags we expect update from investigators about an hou

. >> the president calling it a witch hunt and not taking any questions. >> any comment on michael flynn? mr and sit before congress? what could he reveal about a possible russian connection? how much damage has this done to president trump's agenda? >>> and -- >> we will never reveal sources and methods. >> why all the cloak and dagger stuff? >> is the leader into the russian investigation too close to the white house? tough questions ahead

enforcement, including the fbi, stepping up the hunt monday for a 37-year- old ohio man named steve stevens. >> there is an award of up to $50,000 for the arrest of mr. steve stevens. this is what we would consider a national search for steve. >>reporter: stephens is accused of randomly shooting and killing a man in his 70s. in cleveland oh high on on eater sunday on posting the gruesome video on facebook. >> we are still engaged in a very aggressive and very focused a tempt to find steve stevens and bring him to justice. >>reporter: at the time the man was out collect willing aluminum cans. the retired worker was the father of nine and grandfather of 14. >> this man right here was a good man. >> one of our sit sentence here in the city minding his own business going about his day on easter. it is personal. >>reporter: officers did try to convince stevens to turn himself in. they were able to speak to him on his cellphone sunday. >> we're still employing steve to turn himself in. call someone, whether it's a friend or family member or past or, give them a call because they're waiting on you to call him. >>reporter: many who know him are shocked. he

hunt in general what will we do? may be relax who knows this could be another example of mr. trump trying to get us in a deal those wooden eggs do not come cheap where why should trump agree to old terms, a tough negotiate, he is so nice at meetings. going around introduce ourselves, okay, do this first. >> i am honored to welcome all of the many truckers in the trucking industry leaders, around the table just introduce yourself. >> maybe we can go around the the room introduce. >> i don't know why, but i love that. we don't have a new sheriff in town, we have a really polite darth vader. >> meetings -- meetings, make introduction make friends, about the world stage not afraid to make our enemies nervous this is good. whim on subway there is a crazy person, the first thing i do i start talking to myself, and really allowed, this creates the crazy person immunity action crazy guy said he is weird i don't need the headache, that is how trump is dealing with north korea. not a bad strategy, although some feel differently. >> change % as quickly as donald trump. >> -- oh. >> that

mr. turkey. you will die now. prepare to meet your maker." here's the thing about hunting.a are about the same as donald trump being gracious to anybody or adam sandler making a good movie. basically, a magical unicorn is going to land in front of me and shower me with candy and vicodins before i shoot a freakin' turkey on camera. [ gunshot ] that shot you heard was me shooting a producer in the calf and telling him to hobble over to the piggly wiggly for a frozen gobbler before he bleeds out. and like magic, behold. turkey. slow, slow barbecue turkey with all the sides you want and need. what do we got going on here, chef? >> sean: pig's feet and collared greens. >> anthony: oh damn. >> sean: pickled pigs feet and collared greens. >> anthony: oh yes. >> sean: and then barbecue cole slaw, some potato salad with ramps, baked red peas. >> anthony: mm-hmm, oh there's my weakness right there. >> sean: and we made you some very special bright orange mac and cheese >> anthony: mac and cheese. i do love bright orange mac and cheese, as you know. and that's a turkey. >> sean: yup.

. >> you said flynn was the victim of a media witch hunt, he was a good man who had been a victim. do you still -- mr. spicer: i think all the facts are still coming out on that. let's see what happens. he made a decision a couple of months ago and let's see what happens. >> last night the president said and some reported it, some pretty sensational charges about the iran treaty. he called it the worst agreement in history and the worst he ever saw himself. but he also said that at the time of the treaty, the government in iran was on the verge of collapsing and that is something that i don't believe has ever been reported before. he also said that the unfrozen assets, the billions that are not used to fund terrorists but they were in swiss bank accounts. is this based on intelligence reports he's received or other information? mr. spicer: i'm not going to get into what the president knows. there's a reason we are undergoing an interagency process to look at the deal. >> i have a second question. ok. on general flynn, anyone who is at his level undergoes an investigation by the f.b.i. with a final re

mr. speaker, uncle sam is is going hunting for russian bear. world war ii started with nazi germany invading poland. russia quickly invaded for the west to take their chunk of poland's freedom. years later we won the cold war and poland joined nato. but poland has never been truly free because mr. putin, mother russia, has controlled poland's energy. mr. putin has punished poland by selling natural gas exports in a cold polish winter that ecame much, much colder. uncle sam is about to put the russian bear on permanent hibernation by exporting american liquid freedom. our liquefies natural gas will leave the pass in june heading to poland. the russian bear is on the run. let american liquid freedom reign. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from new jersey seek recognition? >> unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for ne minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to

. >> the president calling it a witch hunt and not taking any questions. >> any comment on michael flynn? mr. president? >> thank you. >> will flynn strike a deal and sit before congress? what could he reveal about a possible russian connection? how much damage has this done to president trump's agenda? >>> and -- >> we will never reveal sources and methods. >> why all the cloak and dagger stuff? >> is the leader into the russian investigation too close to the white house? tough questions ahead for trump's u.n. ambassador, nikki haley. former secretary of defense, ash carter. a top republican critic, senator john mccain. >> from abc news, it's "this week." here now, co-anchor martha raddatz. >>> good morning. in the tenth week of his presidency, after the disastrous collapse of the obamacare repeal, donald trump needed a rebound. but instead of bouncing back, trump is still stuck in the russian mud. the endless questions. the shape-shifting investigations. mike flynn's attempt to cut an immunity deal. the swirl of suspicion and distraction. now the gray cloud looking more and more like an on

mr. trump tweeted: flynn should ask for immunity, because "this is a witch hunt" by the "media and democratsut adam schiff, the top democrat on the house intelligence committee, said it's too early to consider such a deal. we'll take a closer look at the investigations after the news summary. meanwhile, president trump moved to re-shape his u.s. trade policy with two executive orders combating foreign trade abuse. the first will initiate a large- scale review of causes for u.s. trade deficits. the second mandates tougher enforcement of laws that stop manufacturers abroad from the president said this will promote a "revival in american manufacturing." secretary of state rex tillerson today warned nato allies to boost defense spending within the next two months. during tillerson's first meeting with his alliance counterparts in brussels, he said washingto is contributing a "disprortianate share" to defense. germany's foreign minister, sigmar gabriel, balked at the call, saying nato's spending targets are neither "reachable nor desirable." there's word the european union may be open to talks la

hunt. it's very mysterious to me, however, why general flynn is saying he wants immunity. >> both flynn and mr. trump said that immunity from prosecution indicates guilt. >> when you are given immunity that means you probably committed a crime. >> if you're not guilty of a crime, what do you need immunity for? >> flynn said himself if you want immunity you must be guilty. >> and by friday afternoon the white house was frying to soften mr. trump's statement. >> he believes that mike flynn should go testify. >> without immunity? >> that's up to him and his lawyer to decide. >> also changing, the story on whether the white house was involved in helping republican house intelligence chair devin nunes view classified documents to attend to prove trump aides were incidentally swept up in surveillance. on monday -- >> did you meet with the about the or any of his aides while you were there that night? >> no. no, in fact, i'm quite sure that i think people in the west wing had no idea i was there. >> but by friday -- >> there are people that probably knew about this, knew about me being there, but the

hunt an cook-out. something smells good >> we're cooking rib, hot dog, hamburgers. >> reporter: it sure felt good. throw in ice cream. mr. softy seemed to be around. this ice cream man has been serving 75 people an hour. why so warm so early? well, seems we have morgan to thank for that. she had a feeling >> everybody kept telling me that it's not going to be hot until like the real summertime. i proved them wrong. >> reporter: the only one we say found who may not like the heat are wayne and his friends. which one is wayne? well, wayne is the horse. >> some are doing good. they like this kind of weather, some of these guys are hanging on to the winter coats. >> reporter: no others to be found, though visiting from germany had them ready. this is not what they expected >> i think it's more raining and cold >> they agree it's time for old man winter to fly a kite. a day to pull out your easter sunday best >> this is a special day. >> rporter: some easter sunday best look better than others. >> there you go. >> i don't look as good as you. put the glasses on. >> all right. i'm feeling it. i'm feeling it. i like it. all ri

shu chuck schumer is with kasie hunt for an exclusive, live interview. kasi sne. >> ali, thank you so much. mr. minority leader, thank you for being here. >> congratulations on your man raj. >> very sweet of you. >> -- marriage. >> that's nice of you. president trump said we could have a, quote, major, major conflict with north korea. should we be negotiating with the north koreans? >> the key to winning in north korea is china. china controls them economically. if china were to squeeze them, they'd have no choice but to back off. the way to get china to do something is not to be nice to them but hit them hard on trade. i think china has got anten awa with everything on trade, and the chinese have a pattern. they don't help us, whether it's economic or geopolitical, unless they're forced to. if we were tough on trade and then asked them to help north korea, they'd do a lot more than they're doing now. that's a contrarian view. >> would labeling them a currency manipulator help them? >> and more. they steal our intellectual property. our best companies are not allowed in china. they come here,

hunt this guy down. >> absolutely. there's at least 400 police officers, law enforcement officers looking for mr. stephens. we just reported, mr. stephens, trish, isextremel. let me underline the word "extremely." i've seen cases like this in my history. any time you have an individual that has -- that we know has a lot of ammunition, has weapons and is a nut case, which this guy is, that's the recipe for a disaster. that's why police need to find this guy. the police chief indicated earlier today, they made contact with mr. stephens after the shooting yesterday. they tried to convince him to turn himself in. he didn't want to turn himself in. mr. stephens wants to go out in a blaze or suicide by cop. >> trish: we have the police chief talking here. he keeps referring to the suspect as -- the guy's name is steve stephens as steve. watch this. >> we're still employing steve to turn himself in. so steve, if you're out there listening, call someone. this is what we would consider a national search for steve. we really want to concentrate on finding steve and bringing closure to this family. >> trish: what is

mr. president? >> reporter: president trump is not answering questions about his former national security adviser. but tweeted that michael flynn should ask for immunity in this witch hunt he wants michael flynn to be open and transparent with the committee and whatever it takes to do that he supports. >> reporter: flynn is looking for legal protection before answering questions from the fbi and congressional committees investigating russian interference in the 2016 election and any ties between the president's associates and moscow. the ranking democrat on the house intelligence committee adam schiff called the request for community a grave and momentous step and saying the matter would discussed with counterparts in the senate and the department of justice. congressman schiff went to the eisenhower executive office building friday afternoon to review classified documents. the republican chairman of the house committee wouldn't comment last night and himself is facing questions about possible coordination with the white house. devin nunes admits making a trip to the grounds last week to look at classified evidence. the "new york times" identified his sources as a staff

hunt." were you trying to tell the justice department to grant immunity to michael flynn? were you trying to do that, mrpresident? was that your intention, mr. president, sir? mr. president, was that your intention, mr. president? what does he mean by that? >> what he means is he supports mike flynn's attempts to go up to congress and be very clear with everything they ask and what they want. >> reporter: right, but he could have just said, "i testified." >> the president is very clear he wants mike flynn took to go and be deeply open and transparent. >> reporter: even if he doesn't obtain immunity. >> he wants him to do what is necessary, to go up there and talk to the committee of jurisdiction to get this matter behind him. >> reporter: last night, flynn's attorney confirmed that negotiations with the house and senate intelligence committees were ongoing but no deal for immunity has been offered. even with congressional immunity, flynn might still be subject to prosecution by the justice department. during the campaign, flynn said this when hillary clinton associates sought immunity in the probe of th

mr. president? >> reporter: but hours earlier, on twitter, the president left no doubt about his view. "flynn should ask for immunity in that this is a witch hunt." in a letter to the house and senate intelligence committees, flynn's lawyer made it clear he is ready to testify. but there's a caveat. "no reasonable person who has the benefit of advice from counsel would submit to questioning in such a highly politicized, witch hunt environment, without assurances against unfair prosecution." the top democrat on the house intelligence committee called flynn's request "a grave and momentous step." flynn talked a lot about prosecution during the campaign. >> lock her up! >> lock her up, that's right. yeah, that's right. lock her up. >> reporter: when a low-level clinton staffer got immunity to testify about her e-mail system, flynn took it as an admission of guilt. >> when you are given immunity, that means that you probably committed a crime. >> reporter: and president made it clear, time after time, that he saw things the same way. >> and if you're not guilty of a crime, what do you need immunity for, right? >> reporter: so, does the president th

law enforcement and fbi are stepping up their hunt monday for a 37-year-old man named steve stevens.>> there is an award up to $50,000 for the arrest of mreve stevens. >> this is what we would consider a national search. >> he is accused of randomly shooting and killing a man in his 70s work robert guideline senior and posted the video on facebook.>> we are still engaged in a very aggressive and very focused attempt to find steve stevens and bring him to justice.>> at the time, he was out collecting aluminum cans. he was the father of nine and a grandfather of 14.>> this man right here was a good man.>> one of our citizens minding his business going about his day on easter. it is personal.>> the officers tried to convict -- convince him to turn himself in. >> we are employing him to turn himself in. if you are listening, call someone. whether it is a friend or family member or pastor, give them a call because they are waiting.>> many are shocked. he worked as a job counselor for teens and young adults for years. 12 reports he missed -- this is a nation wide manhunt. >>> facebook released a statement saying this is a horrific crime and we

mr. trump to draw any clear red lines telegraphing how he will respond to kim young jung un's threats. there is a man hunt for the suspected facebook killer. police in ohio just issued a $50,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of steve stephens. he is accused of killing an elderly man apparently chosen at random then posting a video of it on facebook. police believe he is armed, angry, and on the loose right now. we're covering those stories and much more with our guests, including congressman ted yoho, on the public affairs committee. analyst are also standing by. cnn's dana bash is with vice president pence on the korean peninsula. she is standing by but first let's go to our pentagon correspondent barbara starr. mike pence is in the region as u.s. military officials say the north korea situation is coming to a head. >> well, wolf, as you would expect, u.s. military officials certainly are hoping that diplomatic option will work. but make no mistake, every step in this crisis does bring it closer to u.s. shores. >> vice president pence arrived at the dnc for one reason, to be visible to nor

enforcement, including the fbi, stepping up their hunt monday for a 37-year- old ohio man named steve stephens. >> there is a reward of up to $50,000 for the arrest of mr. steve stephens. >> this is what we would consider a national search for steve. >> reporter: stephens is accused of randomly shooting and killing a man in his 70s. robert godwin senior, then posting the gruesome video on facebook. >> we are still engaged in a very aggressive and very focused attempt to find steve stephens and bring him to justice. >> reporter: at the time, godwin was out collecting aluminum cans. the retired found agree worker was the father of nine and a grandfather of 14. >> this man right here was a good man. >> one of our citizens here in the city, minding his own business, going about his day on easter. i mean, it is personal. >> reporter: officers did try to convince stephens to turn himself in. they were able to speak to him on his cell phone sunday. >> steve, if you're out there listening, call someone, whether it's a friend or family member, or pastor. give them a call, because they're waiting on you to call them. >> reporter: many who know stephens are shock

for immunity in that this is a witch-hunt, excuse for big election loss by media and dems of historic proportion, he writes. but that is not what president trump and mrynn said about immunity deals during the 2016 campaign back when hillary clinton's advisors were under the microscope during her email scandal. they get immunity is because they did something wrong. if they didn't do anything wrong, they don't think in terms of immunity. when you are given immunity, that means that you have probably committed a crime. >> so there is that. chief washington correspondent ed henry joins you now with the latest on a very busy friday from the white house. >> very interesting. contentious white house briefing for sean spicer question after question about this russia investigation. they was playing a lot of defense. first batting down questions about general mike flynn, insisting the president and other higher ups in the white house are not worried if the general does cut some sort of immunity deal with investigators on the hill or with the fbi. also pushing back on questions about devin nunes, the house intelligence chairman and why he had that mysterious vi