i think certainly the tengion could be lower -- tengion could be lower and i have tried to do that. -- tension could be lower and i have tried to do that. there will always be friction between the white house and the white house press corps. it has always existed. probably at a heightened level at this white house. there is heightened attention paid to this white house and to this president. i would like to see it be a little better at times. certainly, it has always existed and i do not see it going away soon. >> do you ever get angry with reporters in the briefings? sarah sanders: sometimes, sometimes there is a level of respect that has been lost in moments. i think we could do a little better on that front. >> do you have the president's ear? sarah sanders: i speak with the president frequently, but nobody elected me to anything, they elected donald trump and it is my job to reflect what his thinking is an reflect what his policies are. and why we are trying to implement them and make the changes we are. i tried to do that as effectively as possible. and as accurately as possible.

we were able to talk to mothers held in an ice the tengion facility. there was a group of mothers who led our group. we were able to talk to them and ask their stories. they came in. they are stoic and determined, just enduring. when we were allowed to ask a woman to tell her story, flaying up here with her 13-year-old daughter because theydaughter be targeted for killing because she had borrowed money and was not able to pay it back, this mother had the daughter -- the mother got scared and the daughter said we can't go back. we have to get free. the mother persevered. they get separated. she is crying. the other women, it unleashed that emotion that a mother has. that is what is so parra full about this. whatever your position is on the doesn'tat mom or dad take it as the most existentially urgent thing for them to know the well-being of their child? that cats across and it is why the idea that we have a policy where we were going to take that child away from their parent and inflict that uncertainty on an innocent person -- a lot of the colors point

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jpmorgan says tengion has already cost investors more than -- tension has already caused investors moref dollars. in new'm ramy inocencio york. signs of a split. germany says the g7 will tackle trump on tariffs and may not issue the traditional unanimous statement. countdown to singapore. five days to the summit. washington keeps the pressure on and says north korea must make the first move. ♪ yvonne: planning the watch out when it comes to the trade front. concerns of a trade war are easing now that we see the u.s. and china playing bollocks -- playing well. these ecb comments heard we see yields continuing to pick up higher. ramy: we are looking ahead to next week to see what happens over the european central bank. if they do decide to wind down the bond purchases. it is a bias toward optimism. not much has really changed, in terms of the trade escalation ere, but in terms of investors, they are ready to hang onto any positivity. the fourth arise in four days for the --fourth rise in four days for the s&p 500. yvonne: in february that was in concern. it seems like it has become anothe

we were able to talk to mothers held in an ice the tengion facility.re was a group of mothers who led our group. we were able to talk to them and ask their stories. they came in. they are stoic and determined, just enduring. when we were allowed to ask a woman to tell her story, flaying up here with her 13-year-old daughter because theydaughter be targeted for killing because she had borrowed money and was not able to pay it back, this mother had the daughter -- the mother got scared and the daughter said we can't go back. we have to get free. the mother persevered. they get separated. she is crying. the other women, it unleashed that emotion that a mother has. that is what is so parra full about this. whatever your position is on the doesn'tat mom or dad take it as the most existentially urgent thing for them to know the well-being of their child? that cats across and it is why the idea that we have a policy where we were going to take that child away from their parent and inflict that uncertainty on an innocent person -- a lot of the colors point out