mr. abbott in texas.they can come from other parts of the country that once they are in the states and on the borders, the governors are in charge so this is becoming more of a state kind of thing. itit becomes tricky when you hae a governor saying sure let's bring the same and we will have the guard se setup drone surveillance and stuff like that to help the border patrol agents. >> texas penelope is waiting. go ahead. >> i find it rather interesting that when barack obama used the information it was our focus, brilliant innovative. it was just the best thing since sliced bread. when trump used if the world had come to an end. i think that there is such a double standard people do not believe anyone anymore. if you can face the same facts if you believe one person and ther other person is terrible because you don't, nothing is ever going to get done well. >> one of the issues that is a sittle different about this particular instance of facebook sharing this information is that it was done without the per

it's an embarrassing milestone for mr turnbull, since he used the 30 opinion poll benchmark to justify ousting his predecessor tony abbotter in sydney told us what this could mean for mr turnbull. malcolm turnbull has said that he regrets making those comments about tony abbott's performances in the opinion polls when he was ousting the former leader, back in 2015. tony abbott is still agitating, he is still in parliament, a bench mp, that he be able to mount a challenge against malcolm turnbull? many people in australians consider him to be yesterday ‘s man. there are other potential candidates but no one leaps out at the moment. what we haveis one leaps out at the moment. what we have is the prime minister malcolm turnbull saying that he regrets making those comments three years ago, he says it is business as usual and that he is the man to deliver lower taxes and more jobs to australians. quite clearly, his government has become bogged down, wages growth here is pretty sluggish, the scandal over mr turnbull‘s former deputy barnaby joyce, who was forced to resign in the last few months. also the citizenship saga in ast

mrs. bush is now receiving "comfort care." texas governor greg abbottying "barbara bush has a character that is as big, inspiring, and iconic as texas." he continues "join us in praying for barbara and the entire bush family during this time." family spokesperson adding she appreciate all of the well wishes and especially the prayers everyone is scenting her way. >> dana: she does indeed. casey, thank you. we turn to syria. trump administration warning bashar al-assad more missiles could head his country's way of the government carries out another attack on its people. >> we know that our work in syria is not done. we know it's up to bashar al-assad on whether he's going to use chemical weapons again. should he use it again, the president has made it very clear that the united states is locked and loaded and ready to go. >> dana: nikki haley warrant more sanctions could be coming today for russia but the white house walked it back, sing a decision will be made in the near future. we haven't had a chance to talk about this because it happened after our s

and recovery and so what my job is to make sure that governor abbott is -- we're helping to meet his mitigation recovery goals, not mine. mr. culberson: texas can do more quickly. we have so many folks out there hurting, can i ask you quickly about the dollar program? thank you, sir. direct assistance for limited home repair program, administered by the general land office inside the city of houston. i heard from constituents there's been a lot of confusion and delay regarding this dollar program. i understand the plan to end the program for the unincorporated parts of the city of houston and harris county and that the city of houston only recently got under way with administration of the program within the city limits. it's been really spotty. are you aware -- what's the current status of the program? what can you do to help once again take a blowtorch to whatever bureaucrat -- mr. long: so here again, what would fix this problem is granting authority on housing. if you can give me the granting authority to provide funding to a governor, down through a governor, to allow that governor to control housing and do housing in

mrs. bush was an advocate of the american family. she will be long remembered for her strong devotion to country and family, both of which she served unfailingly well. texas governor greg abbottsed a statement saying barbara bush dedicated her life to helping others. her impact on texas internation will forever be treasured. nancy pelosi tweeting barbara bush will be remembered for the debility -- civility and spirit she brought to all but most saw her love for and pride in her family. our viewers sharing their thoughts and prayers. renÉe writing on facebook in my mind she was like america's grandma. not just a first lady, we lost it through criminal class act. always a crazy lady, my sincere condolences to the bush family. houston, texas, jj watt sharing touching photos tweet searching rest in peace barbara bush, you were a beautiful light in the world and i'm thankful for your friendship. barbara bush is one of the top trends on twitter this morning. >> lots of people passing their prayers and thoughts to that family and what a huge family it was. >> all 5 living former presidents made statements honoring her. at the time we need role models so much. heather: everyone is re

abbott. >> they are coming here to celebrate a life well lived. >> reporter: former press secretary marlin fitswater. >> i'm on assignment for mrs. bush because she was so close to her staff and people around her. she commanded great loyalty. >> reporter: and one measure of that loyalty secret service officials tell me that agents assigned to mrs. bush over 38 years are coming from around the coup country to pay respects today. her sons will be pall bearers. she will be laid to rest next to daughter robin who died as a toddler at the presidential library outside houston. >> the eulogy coming from craig bush. we should mention that nbc news will have special live coverage of mrs. bush's funeral on many stations starting at noon eastern. >>> some other headlines this morning. the faa issued an emergency air worthiness directive ordering inspections of 737 fan blades. that is the same model that caused the explosion that killed a mother of two on southwest flight this week. the critics say the faa should have ordered the inspections sooner. >>> embattled missouri governor eric greitens is facing a felony computer tampering charge. h

mr corbyn will return to the windrush issue. what will be interesting is where he points the finger of blame because this morning we had diane abbottal person who should take the rap is the prime minister herself in pa rt rap is the prime minister herself in part because it was sure you introduced immigration controls as pa rt introduced immigration controls as part of creating a hostile environment for illegal immigrants and also with the latest kerfuffle over the disposing of those landing cards, the destroying of those landing cards, that actually happened under theresa may's watch, when she was in charge of the home office in 2010. interesting to see whetherjeremy corbyn blames directly mrs may or whether labour continue to focus their attack on amber rudd. interesting to see the reaction from the tory benches because many tories are equally appalled at this whole saga so interesting to see just how much support mrs may gets on that. on other issues, i expect tory mps will be talking up the fact that earnings are now outstripping inflation and we have got more cash in our pocket but basically today is windrush, windrush and mor

today mr rudd was forced to concede that yes, there are targets, albeit local targets. can she survived? i'm joined by the shadow home secretary diane abbott thought it was really concerning. once again she has tried to lay—off blame, saying that they were local targets and she knew nothing about them. that is not how the home office works. if local officials had targets, the direction would come from the centre. every day, some new horror emerges about the windrush scandal. i do not know how she can survive unless she is only there as a human shield for theresa may. surely all governments we know have had targets from removing illegal immigrant is. what is wrong with that? the problem is the combination of the hostile environment and the pressure to get results meant, i think, that immigration officials may have been looking for soft targets in the shape of west indian pensioners who didn't have hotshot lawyers, and thatis didn't have hotshot lawyers, and that is what might have happened in some of the most distressing cases we have seen. misrata talked about the home office, saying that that's procedures had been adjudged to critically.

abbott. there was a touching moment yesterday when we're told president george herbert walker bush and his daughter spontaneously decided to surprise folks who were paying respects to mrs. bush. they shook hands with the well- wishers and it gave them an opportunity to express their condolences directly to the bush family. >> barbara bush was just the greatest woman in my opinion. >> she was a shining star. >> pay our respects to a woman who influenced many lives, myself, my wife, our family. we just came out to support them and let the bush family know that we're here for them and we support them. reporter: there will be three eulogies delivered in the approximately 90 minute funeral service. one from her son jeb bush, the former florida governor. we understand mrs. bush selected jeb to do that eulogy on be half of the family. there will undoubtedly be some fears and laughter as mrs. bush was known for her great sense of humor and the other two eulogies will be delivered by a very close personal friend and a historian. neil? neil: mike, thank you very very much. as we come back and forth over the next two hours, and back to houston it's a beautiful retrospective look

mr. zuckerberg, he will tell us what he wants to hear from the facebook ceo at 8:30 a.m. eastern time. >>> and texas governor greg abbottl join us on set with an update from the front lines of nafta and happens to texas if the trade deal goes away a lot coming up on "squawk box." we're back in a moment day on t. day on t. or is it? this farmer's morning starts in outer space. where satellites feed infrared images of his land into a system built with ai. he uses watson to analyze his data with millions of weather forecasts from the cloud, and iot sensors down here, for precise monitoring of irrigation. it's a smart way to help increase yields, all before the rest of us get out of bed. >>> welcome back time for eidtoday's executive ee mark zuckerberg will head to capitol hill to testify. some of the biggest names in business world have spoken out about facebook's policies. here's a look at some of those criticisms >> the idea that fake news on facebook, of which it's a very small amount of the content, influenced the election in any way is a crazy idea. >> i think the tools that have been created today are starting to ero

that she wrote to mrs may over a year ago about an "ambitious aim" of increasing enforced removals by 10%. theresa may has accepted her resignation. the shadow home secretary diane abbottas the right thing to do. 0ur political correspondent iain watson reports. morning, home secretary. for most of the past week, amber rudd has been under pressure. will you resign over windrush? late last night, she did just that. in her letter to the prime minister, she says she "inadvertently misled the home affairs select committee over targets for removal of illegal immigrants." and that's why she's going. it was the windrush scandal that marked the beginning of the end for the home secretary. days of damning headlines about the treatment of legal migrants. but on wednesday, mps on the home affairs committee asked amber rudd about targets for removing illegal migrants. these words would end her cabinet career. we don't have targets for removals. she later said there had been local operational targets that she hadn't known about, and apologised. then, on friday, the guardian obtained a memo copied to the home secretary referring directly to national targets. she said she hadn't seen