pak refused. >> as reported earlier pak won't be the first former president to be arrested. two others were sent to prison after losing their immunity from special prosecution. wak was arrested and indicted in 1959 for taking bribes while in office in the 1980 guang incident. he served for president and was arrested in november 1995 for bribery. he was sentenced to 17 years in prison. both former leaders were pardoned in 1997 by then-president kim youngsome. the break-through follows a decision to send the body of kim jeung yang. nine malaysians flew back to the capital early on friday. their diplomats and family members who had been barred from leaving north korea. the prime minister says pyongyang has allowed them to leave. >> the malaysian government would do all it can to bring them back and would expend every resource in its effort to ensure the safety and well-being. today it's been fulfilled. >> malaysia says a group of ags used a banned cmical weapon to murder him. it hasn't accepted that the victim is kim jeung nam and claims it was another man. malaysian police tri

so we're all fans today of rose pak. >> each year for arbor day san francisco plants what it calls a signature tree. >> and reverend fong phrased that beautifully. i've seen many events with him a great guy so nice to see that >> absolutely. >> "world news tonight" is coming up next. >>> tonight, breaking news. no proof, and still, the white house fires back. after senate leaders reveal they have found no indication, no evidence of president trump's claim that president obama wiretapped him. our correspondent asks "does the president stand by his claim?" the white house shoots back. >>> defending the budget. massive increases in defense, and homeland security. and dramatic cuts elsewhere. the white house asked about after school programs, meals on wheels, the environment and on climate change -- they say, we're not spending money on that anymore. >>> the escape as mt. etna erupts. tourists burned by lava, pelted by rocks. the camera crew rolling on everything. >>> still digging out tonight and yet a new storm brewing. the new track hitting just before the weekend

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i think couple of things important out of this interview, one is that congressman brady paks a pointnobody has walked away yet. they're still at it. willing to stay late tonight and work this out or try and work this out. >> you got that sense from everyone today. that both sides, however far apart they are within the republican party, are actually willing to stay together and let's face it, they continued to raise the stakes so much higher. imagine if this doesn't pass and the impact this has and we thought we had problems in washington before. when you have a majority, you can't get on the same page. it's very difficult. >> it would be like mutual destruction, right? talking b about trump and the freedom caucus. >> i can't believe there's this much in fikting. i know there's going to be disagreements amongst the republican party. they've had eight years, sin201 when the affordable health care act was crammed down to prepare for this. i can't believe there is this much division amongst the republicans and to me, i'm worried if it's taking this long for the house, what does that mean

whether or not the president is the target of any investigation and he said flatly no, what do you pakmake of that? >> he said flatly the no and said there's no reason to believe that the president is. you know a lot of this presser was taken up with sean spicer talking about this double standard that he perceives on leaks. he wouldn't criticize wikileaks directly when he was asked because the president said i love wikileaks and then he said well you know obviously if accurate if what we know is true this would be damaging and there's a great concern, but he also wondered allowed why other kind of leaks don't receive the same kind of criticism and scrutiny and clearly that's music to the president's ears because as we all know the president has been complaining about all the leaks potentially out of the intelligence community against him and that was a clear message i got from sean today. >> that was a great example of the audience of one, right? >> exactly. you bet. >> but on that elise, i want to go to what sean was talking about with regard to wikileaks which we should say is not ju

they are didsed to be hidden andoh pak f. you look at bulgaria, the country that is the most significant provird of foreign -- >> let me jump in. i love bull garyy, but look at the united states for a minute. you've talked about the preexisting weaknesses that the russian effort exploits. would wup of those weaknesses include league structures that are not transparent or have lax ownership disclosure requirements? >> companies participate iing i major procurement, it's understand -- >> and understanding beneficial ownership so you can penetrate shell corporations is also important, correct? zwl yes, it is. >> and are you familiar with what the eu has done with respect to beneficial ownership and shell corporations? >> yes, we follow the eu closely. >> they've cleaned that up considerably? >> they're working on an initiative to try to prevent tax havens to open that up. investigative journalism has done an extraordinary amount. panama papers were illuminating. >> and your report is that we strengthen requirements. >> president

largely left the policymaking to the leaders in congress, one thing that it has vocally endorsed at c pakdress is buying insurance across state lines. that's something the insurance companies fought because they didn't like it and it was missing from this draft. it is because it wouldn't survive the senate rules on reconciliation. the new policy, doesn't have to do with the budget or the revenue to the government. trump tweet ted this morning, saying that will be phase two and three of rollout. in a separate tweet this morning, he took ownership of the plan. he called it, our plan. sort of implicitly endorsing the plan that the house leadership put forward. we'll see on capitol hill, guys, whether senate krcriticism of ts plan still remains, now that they've gotten their hands on the draft, or whether they still have issues with it going forward. >> something, kayla, that the big insurance companies who have met before with president trump inside the white house are going to be on board with? >> well, it is unclear. even if they are on board with it, sarah, this won't be implemented for s

had. 24 degrees was the mark we werer really concerned about.ly conce that's what the nationalrned pakse 90% of0%f their blooms but some of thatf a also depends how long are we in those 24-degree temperatures and blow? at what stage of bloomfom were the trees? so this tree in particular was one that looked o like it was ready to pop beforer the cold snap came in but we've' seen a couple others that stilll have some pretty tight buds on them. th so that's the good news.. i mean you are still going tooig have cherry blossoms here around the tidal basin per happen not as profuse as in years past.ast. one other thing, too, if you see across the tidal basin fromro where we are where the boats ars seeing a number of tents set upp there, that is where the cherryy blossom festival was supposed to begin today. now, remember, they moved thedhe cherry blossom festival upp because of peak bloom moving upu and so now they are moving somee of their events back. they were supposed to have thevt number of performances beginnini today. y. just found out from the f festival the beginning and the opening