so we notified mr. lagost recommendation but they did say that regardless of whether the food is transition off site or not the cats are independent creatures and they will find a new food source and relocate on their own accord once construction activity begins. so we provide those recommendations to mr. lagos. the next slide demonstrates our communication with mr. lagos suggested he begin to transition the cats off the site. this was over a month ago. it is not clear to us mr. lagos was in fact transitioning the pd activities off-site. we notified him with a few days of advance notice we would start moving the feeding station ourselves you see here in this picture remove the feeding station which consisted of a few bowls of cat food and water from the edge of the building towards the fence inside the property to start gradually transitioning the feeding activities off-site. according to the de soto general manager mr. laos moved the feeding station back to the original position and they might've been remove

this is the great entrance hall to mar—a—lago. mrwhich appeal to the real estate mogul. he then turned it into a private club to make a bit of money, or even a lot of money. membership costs have doubled since the election. today, access to this elite resort would set you back a cool $200,000 a year. mr trump has stayed at mar—a—lago nearly every weekend since his inauguration, despite grumblings about the cost to taxpayers for all the security. the president is perfectly in his rights to spend his weekends wherever he pleases. to be honest, between washington in the rain and palm beach in the sun, which would you pick? christian, i am firmly here in washington, dc where it is pouring down with rain. not in florida. you showed those picture of him setting off in the pouring rain and he is going to be under a palm tree next. who is the fool? how about 100 days coming to you from florida? i'm going to paris for the elections. how about that? that's all from one hundred days — plenty more on that meeting between presidents trump and xi

mr. trump 's mar-a-lago estate in florida. mr. trump repeatedly accused of china sometimes unfairly capitalizing on trade practices. this amid allegations of business ties between trump tower in new york and china. >>> a storm moving in tomorrow will bring in high winds, a high wind watch already in effect for the coast and the hills. we'll talk about the timeline and how much rain to expect at 11:18. >>> when the big one hits, this could fail. the emergency plans being made in one south bay community tonight. should the anderson dam give way? >>> and she fell about 60 feet from this bridge. the selfie -- yeah, selfie, that almost took her life. you're going to be hanging out in here. so if you need anything, text me. do you play? ♪ ♪ use the chase mobile app to send money in just a tap, to friends at more banks then ever before. you got next? chase. helping you master what's now and what's next. >>> we're going to update you on our breaking news. the search for the ups driver who disappeared after crashing his truck. on the scene

mr. trump found common ground at their meeting in mar-a-lago. mr.rump said going in it was going to be tough, but they came out of it seeming to have had a positive meeting. as a result, china did give some extra pushback to north korea. all at the same time, it does seem like the world has continuously just tiptoed around the fact that north korea is building and building and lately the rapidity of their building has kind of put the world on notice. >> well, i think we need to have a bit of a reality check here. that's the north koreans declare they're making these rapid strides. we had this show yesterday of missiles, which look like intercontinental ballistic missiles, but this is the second missile test this month that has failed. and this test was not of an intercontinental ballistic missile. it was a much smaller one. north korea is a regional threat. let's be very clear about this. north korea really is not in a different position than it was when kim jong-un took power. it's an ongoing question of how you contain north korea. regime change i

the rally was dubbed marcha-lago. mr. trump is the first u.s. president since the 1970s who has declined to release his tax returns. to see moreau video of the protests in san francisco and berkeley head to our website nbcbayarea.com. you'll find coverage of all of yesterday's demonstration. >>> back here in the bay area, an early morning explosion at a south bay hotel leaves two people injured. fire officials say the explosion happened about 12:30 this morning at the motel on monterey road in east san jose. they were able to quickly knock down the flames and get the fire under control. two people were injured during the blast and they were taken to a nearby hospital. the cause of the explosion is under investigation now by san jose fire and officials with pg&e. >>. >>> you could see it for miles around, a fire at a car lot in fremont. it sent thick black smoke into a heavily traveled area. that fire started about 4:00 yesterday at insurance auto auctions close to highway 880. these cars were all set to be sold off. more than 30 vehicles were de

mr trump is hosting the xijinping at his mar—a—lago resort in florida. talking in person. mr trump has earlier said the summit "will be a very difficult one". last year, he accused china of "raping the us". and during his election campaign, he said massive trade deficits and job losses could no longer be tolerated. so, can these two deal—makers avert a potential trade war? that is the big question. i have the person with the answer. with me is linda yueh, professor of economics at london business school. great to see you as always. look, boy, how time flies, one minute he accuses china of raping america and the next he says they finally meet and it is the start of a great relationship. i think in many ways we should be relieved! absolutely! because i think there is a very real prospect that the united states will order to deter essentially chinese imports but also they could accept more pressure on american companies to produce more at home, both of these things could be short of a trade war but actually quite damaging the us — china relationships becaus

his wife and his delegation were greeted by a military honour guard and headed straight for mr trump's mar—a—lagoagenda for the talks will focus on trade — but those discussions could be fractious as mr trump has been profoundly critical of china, accusing it of manipulation, stealing jobs, and ‘raping' the united states. they'll also discuss north korea's nuclear programme — with president trump demanding beijing does more to rein in its reclusive neighbour. for both these reasons — mr trump has said he believes the summit in florida will be ‘very difficult‘. let‘s go to washington to discuss what could be a tense summit withj stapleton roy, a former us ambassador to china, who was also assistant secretary of state for intelligence and research under the clinton administration. grateful to you for coming on, i wonder how you see this panning out? i think it‘s very important summit. they have set low expectations in terms of concrete outcomes but this permits the president is to establish a personal relationship and if it is successful the two presidents will feel they can deal with each other mo

mr. trump has for years used a related program to hire workers at his mar-a-lago. >> it's impossible to get help. >> it's impossible to hire american workers. >> it's seasonal job, a four-month, five-month job. american workers want a full-time job. >> reporter: even while mr. trump has been in office, the trump organization has applied for an h2b visa for a foreign national services at the trump golf club outside new york city, a club the president is expected to visit multiple times in the coming months. major garrett, cbs news, the white house. >> pelley: the president put all of his support behind republicans in yesterday's congressional special election in georgia, but it turned out that democrat jon ossoff was the top vote getter. he fell 2% short of the 50% needed to get a run-off. so the districts, which mr. trump won, will vote again in june. the u.s. and north korea seem headed for a showdown over the north's nuclear program. today both turned up the heat and margaret brennan has this. >> we're reviewing all the status of north korea both in terms of state sponsorship of terrorism

at their recent mar-a-lago summit, president xi jinping cautioned mr. trump against any u.s. military action in north korea. he said his message was clear, we do not want war or chaos on the doorstep of china and diplomacy is the only workable solution. but imprecise communication has muddied the waters with some allies. in an interview on april 12th, mr. trump suggested that a battle group of warships including the uss carl vinson, was racing toward the region. >> we are sending an armada, very powerful. >> reporter: but those ships at the time were headed in the opposite direction. now the white house is reassuring nervous allies that this wasn't just a bluff. the ships have long been scheduled to arrive at the end of the month. >> margaret brennan at the white house. >>> russia has given the world a peek at its state-of-the-art military base in a remote section of the arctic. why is it there? there's a lot of oil and gas under the sea, and russia, u.s., canada and denmark are all laying claim. >> reporter: the recent stroll among the glaciers, along with reindeer pulling r

morning in "the hill," talking about recent comments from joni ernst about travel to mar-a-lago by the president and mrs. trump, saying that she said yesterday that the frequent trips bothered not only her, but other members of the , saying "icaucus wish she would spend more time in washington, d.c., that is what we have the white house for." ohio, democrats mine, this is john, go ahead, you're on. caller: hi, good morning, thank you for c-span. i would like to warn everybody in this country to beware of ohio. ohio is out to get you. if you smoke medical marijuana here, they are out to get you. if you happen to drive a car and you smoke medical marijuana, even the you haven't smoked it for eight hours before, they will still require you to go downtown and take a test and foundhey have finally marijuana in your system, they go ahead and take your license away and arrest you. that's what's going on now. citizenryaking, the here, we are scared. we're living in a police state. it's just unbelievable. if you want justice here, you had better have money. if not, you don't get any justice. beware, everybody, s

but was mr trump at mar—a—lago. our correspondent is still there as well.ho wasn't going to ta ke noninterventionist, who wasn't going to take us into foreign wars, has intervened. how do you think his supporters will view what has just happened? well, i think it all really hinges on whether it is a 1—off or whether it draws america further into the war. if it's a 1—off then it shows i would think the voters would probably seen mr trump as behaving decisively, as a man of action, taking military action against an atrocity. that's com pletely action against an atrocity. that's completely indefensible. he himself said it was a targeted military strike and didn't suggest it was the opening of going after bashar al—assad's regime in any other way. i think al—assad's regime in any other way. ithink in al—assad's regime in any other way. i think in that sense i can't... i would imagine that he would get some support from voters. they don't want more soldiers going into syria, dying ina more soldiers going into syria, dying in a middle east war to which they don't

north korea will be on the agenda when president trump meets with xi jinping at his resort in mar-a-lago. mr deliver an ultimatum to president xi to rein in north korea. the president blames china for the loss of american jobs. house intelligence committee chairman devin nunes is recusing himself from the investigation into the 2016 election and russia. investigators are looking should --nes global news before hours a day powered by more than 2400 journalists in over 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. ♪ scarlet: today's market action, modest gains with the dell inching higher. -- dow inching higher. nasdaq rising as well, up 14 points. joe: after yesterday's big reversal into negative territory, and balance each reductions, some have thought today could be the start of more selling. not yet. "what'd you miss?" as president trump hosts president xi jinping, we are diving into the u.s.-china relationship. a relationship that jack lew says requires particular attention. lew, who served as white house chief of staff and director of management and budget sat down for an exclusi

mr. trump's mar-a-lago resort. he is also expected to ask china's leader to help norwith north korea and kim jong-un. >>> the so-called nuclear option to overcome a democratic filibuster. >>> president's chief strategist is off the national security council. president trump removed steve bannon yesterday, reversing what some viewed as a controversial decision to give him access to high-level meetings. critics said it was inappropriate for a political adviser to play a role in national security matters. a white house representative says he was given a seat only as a check against then national security adviser michael flynn. now that flynn is gone, bannon is no longer needed. >>> philadelphia clergy and city officials will investigate gun violence after a string of crimes. at least 25 shots were fired stiles street monday not far from the school. three people were killed. the surviving victim, police tell us, is not cooperating with the investigation. tracy? >>> children of two firefighters killed in the line of dut

president trump will welcome chinese president xi jinping at his mar-a-lago resort today. mr.mp has criticized the chinese in the past calling them currency manipulators who steal american jobs, but today's focus will probably be on a nuclear-armed north korea. >> reporter: the nuclear test failed, making it only 40 miles before pinwheeling into the sea, but it also exposed gaps in u.s. intelligence. initially thought to be a new, two-stage solid fuel missile like this, it turned out to be an old, single stage missile. just yesterday, general hiden said he's never sure what's coming next from north korea. >> those are very concerning moments. every time they launch, we're not sure if this is a threat missile or not. >>> this missile was not a threat, but coming just days before president trump meets with china's president sxi, it did seem to carry a message. nothing the two presidents do will stop north korea from developing a nuclear ashrsenal. the u.s. responded with a cryptic message of its own. secretary of state tillerson said simply, the united states has spoken enough a

mr. trump has arrived in mar-a-lago for the easter weekend. lester?> kristen welker at the white house, thanks. >>> president trump today struck a potentially major blow to planned parenthood surrounded by women, he privately signed a bill that allows states to withhold federal funds from planned parenthood and other groups that provide abortion services. it reverses a rule that was finalized just before president obama left office. >>> for the first time, we are hearing about the extent of the injuries suffered by that united airlines passenger who was dragged from his seat on sunday. the video sparked national outrage and a pr crisis for the airline. now, dr. david dao's attorneys announced their intention to file a lawsuit and tonight, we're hearing from his daughter. nbc's tom costello has details. >> reporter: dr. david dao dragged from that united flight on sunday is now out of the hospital. >> my dad is healing right now. >> reporter: but his daughter says his injuries are severe. >> we were horrified and shocked and sickened to learn what had

mr. trump hosts china's president at his mar-a-lago resort in florida. they are expected to discuss north korean nuclear threats. >>> thanks, errol. on face the nation, john cornyn said the intelligence community hasn't decided whether to grant immunity to michael flynn, the president's former national security adviser. he asked for immunity late last week and president trump said i supported that request. let's bring in our chief washington correspondent and anchor of "face the nation." it was interesting that the president encouraged flynn to seek immunity. how should we interpret that? >> the president's critics see this as much more smoke, what they hope is the fire that connects the president's team or the president himself with the russian efforts to influence the election. another way to look at this, though, is in a highly partisan environment where there are two congressional investigations and a fbi investigation that mr. flynn may have exposure in some way based on his other business dealings, which we're still whi limit his exposure, his smar

mr trump is hosting xijinping at his mar—a—lago resort in florida. e they are talking in person. mr trump has earlier said the summit "will be a very difficult one". last year he accused china of "raping the us". and during his election campaign, he said massive trade deficits and job losses could no longer be tolerated. so can these two dealmakers avert a potential trade war? i'll talk to an expert in world business report. twitter is suing the us government after the trump administration demanded the twitter reveal the identity of an anti—trump account. the user profile the government was complaining about was an anonymous profile account criticising president trump's immigration policy. so, that is an interesting one that is coming up on world business report. that is it, short and sweet. stay with us on bbc news. coming up: more on the us air strikes on an air strip in syria — do stay with us. 55 years of hatred and rage, as theyjump up on the statue. this funeral became a massive demonstration of black power, the power to influence. today is abou

at their recent mar-a-lago summit, chinese president xi jinping cautioned mr. trump against any u.s. military action in north korea. chinese officials told cbs news that his message was clear: "we do not want war or chaos on the doorstep of china and diplomacy is the only workable solution." but imprecise communication has muddied the waters with some u.s. regional allies. in an interview on april 12th, mr. trump suggested that a battle group of u.s. warships, including the u.s.s. "carl vinson" was racing toward the region. >> we are sending an armada, very powerful. >> reporter: but those ships at the time were headed in the opposite direction. scott, now the white house is reassuring nervous allies this wasn't just a bluff. the ships have long been scheduled to arrive at the end of the month. >> pelley: margaret brennan at the white house. police in fresno, california, said the man arrested yesterday was not a terrorist. they said he's a racist who laughed about the killings. carter evans tells us about the victims. >> the guy came behind him, and just shot h

mr trump is hosting xijinping at his mar—a—lago resort in florida.ry first time they are talking in person. there's lots to discuss. security, are both men in agreement on how to handle north korea? and on. can these dealmakers avert a potential trade war? joining us with some a nswe i’s we trade war? joining us with some answers we hope is our asia business correspondent. lots of big issues. north korea, the south china sea, but focusing on trade. despite all of the tough campaign talk that we heard from president trump, branding china a currency manipulator, slapping it with punitive tariffs, none of this has happened. they still have the rest of the net to get through, let's wait and see what happens. —— rest of the night. at the tone has changed a great deal before the meeting and now when they are meeting face—to—face. just look at the peak is of that historic handshake. everyone waiting to see offcou rse handshake. everyone waiting to see offcourse what kind of camaraderie the two men will build. it is arguably the most important political rela

mr. ross: at the mar-a-lago meet wegs agreed on a 100-day program and are going back and forth with the chinese on that 100-tai program. we'll we shall see what comes from that. as to the action with lumber or for that mat we are dairy with canada, that really has no bearing on the chinese relationship at all. >> the object of the 25% tariff on lumber coming out of canada is not to raise wood prices, it's to save and create american forestry jobs and loggers losing their jobs right now as a result of the dumping have the administration done a study, do you know how many american jobs are going to be saved by this tariff? >> well, there's quite a lot of board feet of lumber. lumber sells for about 38 cents per foot. so if you take all these large amounts, about 47 billion board feet of lumber consumed in the u.s. market in a given year. part of the reason i don't say that there will be a huge price differential coming in, this only affects 31.5% of that output. the competition among the american producers remains the same. so this is not like suddenly house prices are going to go up 10% or 15%.

mr. trump's mar-a-lago resort. her fashion line, which is seeing record sales, is held in a family-run trust, and she has pledged to recuse herself from issues that present conflicts. for the pbs newshour, i'm john yang. >> woodruff: for more on some of the questions all of this raises about government transparency and conflicts of interest, we are joined by richard painter. he's a university of minnesota law professor who served as president george w. bush's top ethics attorney; and, noah bookbinder, executive director of the government watchdog group "citizens for responsibility and ethics in washington." we welcome both of you to the program. >> thank you. >> woodruff: thank you. noah bookbinder, i'm going to start with you. there's so much to cover here, let's just pick out a few of these questions. taxes-- the white house continues to insist that president trump's taxes are being audited, and there's just no way he can release them. he doesn't have that ability to release them. what's the answer? >> that's jus

mr. trump's mar-a-lago resort didn't mask the urgency of their discussions-- especially the u.s.e that china will exert more economic pressure on north korea to halt its nuclear and missile testing programs. pyongyang test-fired yet another missile this week. mr. trump told the "financial times:" "if china is not going to solve north korea, we will." that message may have been underscored by the u.s. missile attack on syria that mr. trump ordered just before dining with president xi. >> i suspect, frankly, that one of the reasons the president decided to strike syria was to put president xi and the chinese a little off balance. >> reporter: former u.s. envoy to china, max baucus, says the moment of truth on north korea is drawing near. >> that's going to put pressure on xi to find a solution himself. they haven't done a lot so far because they'd rather have stability on the peninsula than try to get him to stop doing what he's doing. we as americans have no choice but to try to find a solution with china. we cannot do this unilaterally. >> reporter: trade is another flashpoint be

mr trump is heading to mar—a—lago, his resort, for the weekend.president @barack0bama's vacation is costing taxpayers millions of dollars. unbelievable! but look at this graph from the washington post. donald trump is set to outstrip the travel costs of president 0bama's entire presidency, in one year. at this current rate, mr trump will reach the equivalent expenditure by the end of his first year in the white house. lastly, this is from 2013. "let's get out of afghanistan. 0ur troops are being killed by the afghanis we train and we waste billions there. nonsense! rebuild the usa." that's what mr trump said. well... today, the president dropped the largest non—nuclear bomb the us has in afghanistan. it's the first time it has been used. let's bring in the bbc‘s jane 0'brien, live from washington, dc. the speaker, all politicians change positions, but in the last seven days, there have been some remarkable turna rounds? days, there have been some remarkable turnarounds? yes it is quite a litany. it is like donald trump has dipped his toe in the po

mr. trump arrived later and went to his mar-a-lago estate, where the meetings will be held. north korea's nuclear effort could top the agenda. mr. trump said today he thinks china "will want to be stepping up" to deal with that. house intelligence chairman devin nunes stepped aside from leading a probe of russian meddling in last year's election. he's now facing ethic complaints of mishandling classified information. in a statement, nunes said: "the charges are entirely false and politically motivated," but that he's acting in the best interests of the committee. house speaker paul ryan met with nunes last night, and said today he agrees with the move. >> i think chairman nunes wants to make sure that this is not a distraction to a very important investigation. so he wants to clear himself while this investigation continues on without any kinds of distractions. >> woodruff: the committee's ranking democrat, adam schiff, had accused nunes of placing his loyalty to president trump before the needs of the investigation. >> i just want to express appreciation for what the chairma

lago in florida. talks about potential responses underway, including between mr mattis and white house security officialshouse official. significant development in washington with regard to events in syria and a possible vote at the united nations in the coming hours about investigating what really happened in idlib province. we will talk more about it in the next hour. just going to bring new bit of golfing news. the world golf number one dustinjohnson news. the world golf number one dustin johnson has news. the world golf number one dustinjohnson has pulled out of the us and masters golf tournament after sustaining a back injury in a freak fall. he was favourite to win the title after victories in his last three tournaments slipped on stairs in his rental home. he hit balls on the driving range and arrived on the first tee before walking back to the dropouts and deciding it wouldn't work to him. back to the us and specifically rex tillerson, us secretary of state who has started speaking. it is very important that the russian government consider carefully their continued support for the assad region. d

mr. trump at mar-a-lago resort in florida. this is not a formal visit so pomp and circumstance will be toned down which is probably what the president wants. he once criticized president obama for welcoming xi. then-private citizen trump said "so wrong, barack obama is hosting chinese xi jinping today at the pentagon with a full honor and ceremony and music and cannons." we don't think they have cannons at mar-a-lago. >> so maybe that's his perspective. we won't do it as large. thanks, scott. >>> scott is always looking at the president's tweets, both present and past, executive orders and speeches throughout the first 100 days in office on today in the bay. scott would love to hear from you. share your thoughts from him. his handle, easy enough enough, @scottmcgrew. >>> even though advertisers by the dozens are abandoning "the o'reilly factor" he has one person in his corner, president trump. >> at least 35 companies have pulled ads from the popular fox news show after newscorp reportedly paid out $13 million to settle five s

lago. the 20 acre estate in palm beach, florida, where it costs a mere 100 grand just to become a member. - i think that if mrp... runs america... the way he runs his club, mar-a-lago... we have got it made. - yes. - we're gonna have the american dream back again. yay, yay, yay! - if we can run america... like, uh, an all-white, all-rich... private country club, we are good to go! - we are not an all-white country club. - very diverse. - very diverse. - how many african-american members are there? - i don't know. i can recount it. i've seen them, i know our head guy who is our... uh, top maître d' was-- was-- oh, he was divine. divine. divine. divine. - okay, but aside from this guy, divine, who else? - oh, we have our musician, um... i don't know all the memb-- - are you talking about members or staff? - oh, no, mem-- i'm talking staff and members. - oh, okay. - oh, staff and members. absolutely. - with all the diversity at mar-a-lago, toni must be open-minded when it comes to immigration. - we should not have any foreigners coming in right now. [stammers] they're taking jobs away... - mm-hmm. - from our peo

mr. trump in mar-a-lago in palm beach later this hour. we're standing by for that. >>> the embattled house intelligence devin nunes steps aside from his committee's russia probe because he is under investigation. the house ethics committee now looking into whether nunes mishandled classified information. and senate republicans have taken drastic and historic action to clear the way for the confirmation of supreme court nominee neil gorsuch. the gop deploying the so-called nuclear option, lowering the number of votes needed to break a filibuster. our correspondents and guests are all standing by as we bring you full coverage. first let's go to our jeff zeleny he's with the president in palm beach florida. you were on air force 1 when the president spoke about al assad's future just a little while ago. >> reporter: wolf, i was and the president spoke in his most direct terms yet about bashar al assad. he called the chemical attack there a truly egregious crime but when pressed by reporters as he visited with us for just a few minutes, he de

lago club in florida, often mingling with members and guests. since the election, the cost of membership has doubled to $200,000. >> i will tell you that our system is broken. >> reporter: mr. trump often railed against pay-to-play politics on the campaign trail. >> and that's a broken system. >> reporter: yet the access at mar-a-lago is unparalleled. just last weekend, two former presidents of colombia were guests and quietly met with mr. trump. former president andres pastrana later tweeted: "thank you to president trump for the cordial very frank and conversation about the problems and prospects in colombia and the region." the two men are opponents of colombia's current president who has not yet met with president trump. and the encounter was not on president trump's public schedule. five days later, white house spokesman sean spicer seemed surprised to hear about it. >> no, i'm just saying i'm unaware of that. >> reporter: the white house later said the men "briefly said hello when the president walked past them." club members have posted photos with military officers and even with the president himself. democrats in congress have called for the white house to release

mr. trump is spending the weekend at his mar-a-lago resort in palm beach, where his administration is denyingors of an impending west wing shake-up. here's margaret brennan. >> i think we have made tremendous progress in our relationship with china. >> reporter: president trump's china summit was not the only high-stakes diploamalcy at mar-a-lago. on the sidelines, chief of staff reince priebus brokered a detente between the administration's two warring factions, varies steve bannon and trump son-in-law jared kushner. the populist bannon is the architect of the america first policy and has advocated breaking up america's alliances and institutions. >> we have a team that's just grinding it through on what president trump promised the american people. >> that world view competes for influence with kushner. as mr. trump's most trusted adviser, kushner was invited to join his intimate dinner with china's president. wife ivanka dismissed inn fighting during an interview with gayle king this week. >> i do think we have a lot of different viewpoints at the table, but they're not at odds with one an

mr. trump hosts china's president at his mar-a-lago resort in florida. reena, they're expected t >>ninan: thanks erroll. on face the nation, senator cornyn said the intelligence committee hasn't decided whether to grant immunity to general michael flynn, the president's former national security adviser. flynn asked for immunity late last week, and president trump. said he supported that request. >> let's bring in jok dickerson, from face the nation. it is interesting that president trump basically directed flynn to seek immoounlt, how should we interpret that? >> the president himself with the russian efforts to influence the election. another way to look at this though is in a highly partisan environment where there are two congressional investigations and an fbi investigation that mr. flynn may have exposure in some way based on his other business dealings which we're still learning about after he left the white house and that in order to limit his exposure, his smart lawyer is trying to get a deal, and that it's basically -- has more to do with the ex

mr. kraft's visit to mar-a-lago with president trump and the japanese prime minister. so i guess that was -- some speculation there that was trying to convince the players to go, and i know mr. kraft personally on a friend to friend level, and i know personally he would never try to pressure his players into doing something that they didn't believe in or, you know, voicing their own opinions. >> there's a bit of other news out of patriots' world today, and there's no eloquent way to segue into this, but former patriot aaron hernandez who has been in prison serving a life sentence for murder was found dead this morning in ms. cell. jason, what is the feeling right now about aaron hernandez? of course he was acquitted on two other murders but he was in jail at the time serving a life sentence. >> i'll tell you what upset me is the number of people i saw reacting on twitter today who -- whether patriot fans or not, but fans in general saying, well, he got his. i'm glad he's dead. or good riddance to bad garbage, that sort of mindset. and there is no happy ending to this st

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president trump and first lady trump will join the president to china for a private dinner at mar-a-lago. mrvisible at these meetings? kevin: they are going to be talking about trade as well as treasury secretary steve mnuchin . here in florida, all eyes are going to be on trade and whether or not president trump can hash out some type of trade agreement deal with the chinese after a bruising campaign in which he meticulously hammered china for what he feels as currency manipulation. guy: what for the people -- what with the people who voted for trump the expecting from this meeting -- be expecting from this meeting? kevin: first and foremost, they're going to be expecting where exactly this new and administration lies in crafting out and aggressive trade policy. when you get into specifics, whether it is on a nuclear energy deal for auto trade and terrorists, the chinese have a lot to gauge about where exactly president trump stands. a point i would make is he has not said as forcefully since taking office he that he would -- since taking office that he would label china a currency manipula

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mr. trump is spending the weekend at his mar-a-lago resort in south florida.ol barnett is there. >> no more secrets! no more lies! >> reporter: as nationwide tax day protests reached the sunny streets of west palm beach, florida, today, president trump spent time at his international golf club and mar-a-lago resort nearby. first lady melania and sons barron, eric, and don jr., are with him for the easter weekend. so far, even the president's twitter page seems to be getting some rest over the holiday. during his last public remarks, mr. trump praised thursday's bombing of afghanistan, which killed nearly 100 isis fighters. >> we have the greatest military in the world, and they've done a job, as usual. >> reporter: and with a nuclear-armed north korea saying it is ready to go to war with the u.s., the trump administration wants to show strength to the world while facing resistance at home. >> we want to know, who do you owe? >> reporter: protesters want the president to finally release his tax returns, and stop using taxpayer money on travel. >> the amount of