mr. lindsey is that a code compliant project. >> yes.missioner. >> does the package it is thin given the commissions submittal requirement the 3-d elevation and penetration are an important part to understand the project it is a description on the typical window section and the reality no information either more are they really other than google things that go makes us more appreciative of the street and the street from which the dr requester is complaining about the question we need to ask ourselves in a smaller scale neighborhood tries to double from - to 3000 square feet what does that do it creates issues that is reflective of the issued and what we consider reasonable densification in an urban environment we're rh-1 the houses are smaller and sensitive on all sides the first one i'll ask mr. lindsey i'm surprised the rdt didn't push the third story 15 feet away from the front as we last week sat here with great emphasis on that a decision for the one thing the house is large enough the third floor didn't need an extra family room th

>> reporter: republican senator lindsey graham said mr. trump needs a long-term strategy. >> we're in the early stages. i'm glad they did it. it was a resetting moment. it was a wonderful signal to send but it's gogot to be followed up. >> reporter: even former opponent hillary clinton said she supported the strikes, but pointed out they were inconsistent with the president's order to ban syrian refugees from coming to the u.s. > and i also hope that they will recognize that we cannot in one breath speak of protecting syrian babies and in the next close america's doors to them. ( applause ) >> reporter: and at the conclusion of this china summit, there is one key foreign policy that is taking shape. if beijing doesn't help counter the threat posed by north korea, the u.s. will go it alone. scott. >> pelley: margaret brennan with the president at his resort in florida. margaret, thank you. this sunday, secretary of state tillerson will make his first appearance on "face the nation" with cbs chief washington correspondent john dickerson. the

mrs. mccain and lindsey graham, later this evening, the vice president will return to washington where hes time throughout the world. while in hawaii today, the president will have lunch with u.s. troops at joint base pearl harbor and participate in their arrival ceremony and u.s. before boarding air force two for the ride home to washington. as we get closer to the president's 100th day in office, throughout the week, the white house is hosting briefings and events to provide several opportunities for many folks in the press to hear directly from the administration and our officials what we have achieved in the first 100 days and what we are looking to continue to achieve on days 101, 102, 200, et cetera. throughout the week, the president, cabinet officials and senior white house staff will talk about the president's agenda on national, local, media and various platforms. finally, i wanted to acknowledge the distressing report regarding american citizens coming out of the ukraine and north korea. we are deeply saddened by the death of a paramedic in united states citizens serving in the

we'll get to that in a moment but lindsey graham has suddenly become mr. town hall. the few republicans that has held his town hall and this his third in just the last month. he touched on the supreme court. and to remind you, lindsey graham has been one of the fiercest critics of donald trump and along with john mccain perhaps the fiercest critic of the trump administration. but when it comes to the supreme court, we'll play you a sound bite of what he told the crowd which got a lot of red signs held up in the air and a lot of people fired up. >> to the democratic members of the senate who want to filibuster this guy, you're taking the senate down a very dangerous path. don't do it. so i will vote to report him out. and if i have to, i will vote to change the rules because i'm not going to allow president trump to be denied the same opportunity that every president has had for 200 years because you're mad and you can't accept the outcome of an election. >> what you just heard is republican its need eight democrats to agree to not filibuster the confirmation process o

lindsey graham had his town hall here. he's become mr. town hall.ne of the few republicans that's held a town hall. he's held three in this last month. he knows what he's walking into. he addressed right off the top. okay. let's talk about health care, russia. he said we're going to talk about the epa and went right off the top of it. we'll play you one of these bites on the issue of the supreme court. lindsey graham is far from an ally of trump. he voted for independent ed mcmullan last november. where he has stood with trump is on neil gorsuch, the judge up for nomination to the supreme court. much to the ire of this mostly democrat/independent crowd here, he said he'd be willing to blow up the filibuster in order to approve and confirm judge neil gorsuch. here's that bite. >> the democratic members of the senate who want to filibuster this guy, you are taking the senate down a very dangerous path. don't do it. so i will vote to report him out, and if i have to, i will vote to change the rules because i am not going to allow president trump to be

>> republican senator lindsey graham said strikes are not enough and mr.rump needs a longstanding strategy. >> it was an early statement and a wonderful signal to send but it's got to be followed up. >> and it appeared to be starting to take shape. he was not shy in signaling that if beijing doesn't confront the rogue state he's willing to go it alone. >> the question is what is the "or else" military reaction on the korean peninsula? risk another war? >> the challenge is that north korea under kim jong-un has been doing this for a while. it hasn't seemed to have persuaded china to do more. i think this is going to be a real challenge and a real test for the trump administration. >> and north korea is expected to defy these calls for a restraint and carry out another test of its expanding nuclear program. the trump administration is preparing another round of sanctions and a plan for president trump to soon visit the region. anthony? >> margaret brennan. thank you, margaret. joining us now is david frum, former speech writer for president bush. he wrote a

mr. peters. what do you make of this suggestion by lindsey graham the president's unpredictability at your own riskit. >> president trump's unpredictability in the case with syria can be a useful asset as long as behind the unpredictability there are steady hands at work. senator graham i think really missed the boat on this one. i usually agree with him. asaad is sending a couple of airplanes from the base was a sign of desperation, a signal to his people see, the americans didn't stop us. our goal in the friday morning strikes was not to destroy the air base, not to shut down the runways. it was to punish assad's air force, the base specifically that had launched those attacks and to warn assad not to use chemical weapons again. now, it is a success if assad doesn't use chemical weapons again. if he does, ultimately the mission failed despite its tactical success. 58 of 59 cruise missiles hit their targets, that scared the russians and scared the iranians and a lesson to the world. >> shannon: i know you think if there will be retaliation it will come from the iranians. what do we do and how woul

mr. president, just to fill in the very few spaces that are left after lindsey and his chatting about the great season our players have had. number one, coach frank martin, coach of the year. a fantastic person, a great communicator, a strong, disciplined coach. it is very hard to misunderstand what he is saying. coach staley, absolutely, positively, unequivocally the best basketball coach, women's basketball coach, in my opinion. i know, against uconn, in the country. dawn staley 20 years ago came within a single point of winning a national championship as a player. can you just imagine being a single point short? and this must feel like redemption for our coach. we are so proud of the fact that both our coaches are producing student athletes, learning academically, striving on courts, but prepared for life, for living. so we're excited about that. i want to know as well that there is only -- there has only been ten times in ncaa history, ten times that both the women's and the men's basketball teams from the same school were in the final four at the same time. it is a good time to be a

reaching out to alto in the same party, to john mccain and lindsey graham who will be dining with the president. we have talked about the fact that mrtrump will -- boy, that's a throwback, mr. trump will go on a campaign style tour on saturday. he will be in harrisburg, pennsylvania and he'll do a rally to mark the 100 days and we'll talk about the sort of things that are not legislatively based. on that quotient it's been challenging. i had president obama in mind, because he steps out tomorrow as a post president. appearing in chicago. and the two presidents have not talked although president trump has been critical of barack obama, we're told to expect barack obama will not be critical of donald trump. the white house is saying there are things that are happening and things to talk about including tax cuts, trying to keep health care from being forren in terms of -- forgotten in terms of appeal, but even if they shy away they're living with it. >> interesting to see how barack obama comes out tomorrow to see talk about his legacy as president trump is working against that legacy. and also president trump counterprogramming the wh

lindsey graham, that he confronted a pivotal moment in syria and took action at that. he deserves the support of the syrian people. i think we can expect that kind of statement from mr all on advocated more of a military intervention in syria —— mr graham. they were constantly encouraging president obama to do that, to send ground troops in and test certainly to conduct air strikes to cripple bashar al—assad ‘s at ports, and preventing killing as many civilians as he has been killing —— airports. i don't know whether the entire congress will be as supportive, i think there will be criticism perhaps from democrats. some congress people on the left, about whether this will make things much more messy and complicated for the united states. is this going to be opening anotherfront united states. is this going to be opening another front in syria, rather than just focusing on opening another front in syria, rather thanjust focusing on islamic state, even though president trump is calling it a limited strike, will it open affront with the syrian government, and even with the russians? we will wait to see what sort of reaction other congress people have. also he didn't con

mr. trump whose foreign policy has been all over the map. at times he sound like dick cheney while acting like hillary clinton. he makes lindsey graham the happiest person in america while copying obama's play book. he cause himself a nationalist but he hasn't pulled out of any major disease in the mode of gary cohen. and he changes his mind with dizzying frequency, often moving toward same policy that he excorated. >> joining me, ben carden was one of those on the deal. >> good to be on your show. thank you. >> you were a no on this deal. what do you make of the administration's decision to aif i recall the deal? >> well, that iran is in compliance with the nuclear deal is that they are many compliance with the nuclear agreement. what they've done many their ballistic missile violations, hup rights violations, these are of great concern in the united states. and we are free to take action in regard to these other actions. in regard to the nuclear agreement itself, they're that compliance and we need make sure the united states does not do anything that would violate the nuclear agreement. clearly on the other issues, we're fr

lindsey walsh concluded the officers acted lawfully and were left with no other reasonable option under the totality of the circumstances but to fire their represent at mr. nerio until he no longer posed a threat to them. this after the officers made dozen of attempts to deescalate the situation. they responded to a call claiming mr. nerio sexually a assaulted a relative. >> put the knife down. >> it's not worth it. brktd gunfire ] >> reporter: a justice studies lecturer says transparency is key to restoring trust between the police and the public. >> the facts of this case will absolutely serve to increase the awareness of the way through which law enforcement officers have been trained to assess threat and respond to that threat. >> reporter: nerio's blood alcohol concentration was five times the legal limit to drive. the da's office says he also had a history of mental health issues. in sunnyvale, chris nguyen, abc7 news. >>> the worst moment the year on an airplane came to a quick resolution today. [ screaming ] >> united has settled with a man who was dragged off that plane. it's only part of the steps the airline is taking to make things right. >>

directly ahead ofic senator lindsey graham says he believes the susan rice situation will be easy to figure out. senator will be here. syria using poison gas on children. what should mr. trump to to the heinous dictator assad? ways win. especially in my business. with slow internet from the phone company, you can't keep up. you're stuck, watching spinning wheels and progress bars until someone else scoops your story. switch to comcast business. with high-speed internet up to 10 gigabits per second. you wouldn't pick a slow race car. then why settle for slow internet? comcast business. built for speed. built for business. >> bill: the "follow-up segment" tonight. this sound bite on susan rice caught my attention. >> i'm not going to prejudge here but i think every americane should know whether or not the t national security advisor of president obama was involved in unmasking trump transition figures for political purposes, it should be easy to figure out and we will. >> bill: joining us now, do you really believe it's going to be easy to figure this out? >> might be hard to have consequences, but easy to figure out. john brennan and clapper cia director of national i

lindsey walsh concluded the officers acted lawfully and were left with no other reasonable option under the totality of the circumstances but to fire their represent at mr. nerio until he no longer posed a threat to them. this after the officers made dozen of attempts to deescalate the situation. they responded to a call claiming mr. nerio sexually a assaulted a relative. >> put the knife down. >> it's not worth it. brktd gunfire ] >> reporter: a justice studies lecturer says transparency is key to restoring trust between the police and the public. >> the facts of this case will absolutely serve to increase the awareness of the way through which law enforcement officers have been trained to assess threat and respond to that threat. >> reporter: nerio's blood alcohol concentration was five times the legal limit to drive. the da's office says he also had a history of mental health issues. in sunnyvale, chris nguyen, abc7 news. >>> the worst moment the year on an airplane came to a quick resolution today. [ screaming ] >> united has settled with a man who was dragged off that plane. it's only part of the steps the airline is taking to make things right. >>

mr. president, let me say that again because it's -- it's relevant to the misplaced, in my opinion, partisan rancor we're hearing over this nomination. in 2006, only senator lindsey graham bothered to attend the senate judiciary committee's hearing to consider neil gorsuch's nomination to the tenth circuit court of appeals. this body, including then-senators joe biden, hillary clinton, and barack obama were so confident with his qualifications to serve as a judge that he was confirmed without anybody asking for a recorded vote. with what is, in essence, three of the most influential political figures then serving in the senate from across the aisle, i find this questioning of judge gorsuch's qualifications baffling. i hope my friends will put aside some of the score keeping an give neil gorsuch a fair vote up or down based his suitability for the supreme court. since joining the tenth circuit, judge gorsuch has been a busy man doing exactly the kind of work that makes him qualified for this nomination. the tength circuit -- tength circuit looks at the case in eight states that covers 20% of america's land mass. that jurisdiction includes my home state of wyoming.

lindsey graham says he believes the susan rice situation will be easy to figure out. senator will be here. president trump threatening syria because a country is using poison gas on children. what should mrtrump to to the heinous dictator assad? the factors coming right back. at crowne plaza we know business travel isn't just business. there's this. 'a bit of this. why not? your hotel should make it easy to do all the things you do. which is what we do. crowne plaza. we're all business, mostly. >> bill: the follow-up segment tonight. this sound bite on susan rice caught my attention. >> i'm not going to prejudge here but i think every american should know whether or not the national security advisor of president obama was involved in unmasking trump transition figures for political purposes, it should be easy to figure out and we will. >> bill: joining us now, do you really believe it's going to be easy to figure this out? >> might be hard to have consequences, but to be easy to figure out. john brennan and clapper are as cia director's national intelligence need to be asked the following question. did susan rice ever make the request of your agencies or the nsa to have unmasking of any

mr. president, let me say that again because it's -- it's relevant to the misplaced, in my opinion, partisan rancor we're hearing over this nomination. in 2006, only senator lindsey graham bothered to attend the senate judiciary committee's hearing to consider neil gorsuch's nomination to the tenth circuit court of appeals. this body, including then-senators joe biden, hillary clinton, and barack obama were so confident with his qualifications to serve as a judge that he was confirmed without anybody asking for a recorded vote. with what is, in essence, three of the most influential political figures then serving in the senate from across the aisle, i find this questioning of judge gorsuch's qualifications baffling. i hope my friends will put aside some of the score keeping an give neil gorsuch a fair vote up or down based his suitability for the supreme court. since joining the tenth circuit, judge gorsuch has been a busy man doing exactly the kind of work that makes him qualified for this nomination. the tength circuit -- tength circuit looks at the case in eight states that covers 20% of america's land mass. that jurisdiction includes my home state of wyoming.

mr. president you are doing a good job. rebuild the military and use it wisely. steve: very good. lindsey graham, thank you. steve: representing us with the headlines now is abby huntsman. abby: senator, always good to have you with us in person. we appreciate that. start with the newest supreme court justice neil gorsuch about to get first big test. oral arguments begin high profile test on religious freedom. money to resurface playground with chopped tire places. missouri law bands government aid to schools with religious connections. for veterans getting healthcare it could be as simple as driving to local cvs. cvs's minute nic clinic pairing up to offer treatment for minor illnesses and injuries with minimum wait time. not part of the choice program 30 days by providers. 's unclear when this will be available across the country. sarah palin is blasting elizabeth warren for stealing her line. the senator from massachusetts tweeting this. fight like a girl while promoting her new book even saying it in npr interview. >> i saw this little girl and she was riding on her daddy's shoulders and she is holding

mr. kite tries to walk. cikite part of the brain is controls motor skills is under developed at birth. just because you're born different doesn't mean you should be thrown off into a corner. >> lindseyl needs animals, she run as northern liberties. saved the bull dog, that dog gained national attention for bringing awareness to children with craniofacial injuries. kids like danny. >> i was born with a craniofacial condition. >> danny explains it as a genetic condition that causes the plates in your head to fuse together too soon >> it won't let the brain grow properly. so they had to basically take it apart, put it back together >> doctors have done it six or seven times now. perform delicate procedures. his first successful surgery happened when he was only seven months old >> did you ever let that stop you at all or make you feel like you couldn't do things different than anything else >> his can do attitude is what lindsey helped him help the struggling kitten >> his mechanical mind, huge heart and helping hand all work together >> the prototype took about three hours. then that itself took about a week to build, and to strengthen. >> the gadget made up of pdc pipes, blue and a f