tiller son denied. then we heard it's about protecting the syrian people. setting up safe dones -- zones and no-fly zones and so forth. you could argue, you have an administration only 0 days into it time in offers. they haven't had time to figure out their goals but that's very different from what donald trump was saying during the campaign, which was we shouldn't be involved in these kind of conflicts at all. america first means focus on america within it border. charlie: it's interesting, too, how the president, president trump, has referred to the president of russia as saying he's supporting a very bad man and clearly we happened the secretary of defense presenting evidence why they were sure this came from bashir assad and that it notes that there were russian connected to where the took place and would have clearly expected to have known not only that there were chemical weapons there, which is a violation of the treaty but also that the russians should have seen what hey were planning to do. david: tillerson said the other y the russians were either

to the tiny town of tiller, oregon. it is generating quite a bit of buzz because almost the entire town is up for sale. the town in the middle of the national forest has been dying since the timber industry crashed nearly 30 years ago. >> the town itself is $3.5 million. the school is $350,000. so the total list $3,850,000. this deal includes six houses the market and gas station, the elementary school and land under the post office. several long abandoned businesses not included are the church and the fire station. anonymous buyer has come forward and back up offers are still being accepted tonight. but the mystery surrounding tiller's future is generating excitement and anxiety and residents that live near the town. >> it is a little scary. especially raising our kids in this place that we love and look forward to raising our kids in and just wondering what kind of impact it will have. >> we joked about well, is it time for the family to be moving on? are we looking at wyoming or montana? but no one is serious about t

i would say to you as rex tiller's and meets with mr.ab rough in russia, he has more leverage, he goes into that meeting with more leverage because the world agrees with president trump. in terms of what he just did, he made it very clear he does not want to get in some long-term entanglement in syria. having said that, he is going to take an action, make a move when he sees this done on humanity. that's where he stands, he would not commit to what happens next. we know that because he's never going to tell you exactly where what he's thinking and put their plan out there on the table. he definitely felt strongly in terms of this was something that he needed to act, the u.s. needed to be up front on. >> sean: for eight months we've had this media conspiracy theory being pushed and advance without any evidence whatsoever of collusion between russia and the trump campaign, perhaps that vladimir putin had information that would be compromising to then candidate and then president-elect trump. now he's president and he drew a really strong l

today secretary of state rex tiller son says the u.s. is considering an appropriate response and asadstepping down. >> with the acts that he's taken it would seem that there would be no role for him to govern the syrian people. >> they are supposed to vote this evening on a resolution regarding the attack. defense officials tell fox news two u.s. navy war ships are standing by in the eastern mediterranean which could be called upon to carry out air strikes. >>> today president trump is meeting with the president of china and many people are watching. former south korean prime minister confirmed what others have been claiming, that north korea could have a nuclear tipped intercontinental missile ready to hit the mainland of the united states by the end of president trump's first term of service. it did go far enough to send a message. >> north korea is dangerous, certainly for south korea to the region as a whole, and at the same time even to the united states. it's becoming more and more dangerous to the rest of the world. >> china is ar

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at secretary of state rex tiller's and had an unproductive meeting with vladimir putin in moscow. >>resident trump: right now were not getting along with russia at all. if we may be at an all-time low in terms of relationship with russia. >> we need to put an end to this steady degradation which is not doing nothing to restore the trust between our two countries or to make progress on the issues of greatest importance to both of us. >> tucker: democratic structuralists strategist and it says there's plenty of warning signs that the administration is too cozy with russia. thanks for coming on. the relationship is bad right now, you heard the russians say the very same, use of the prime minister say were as close to war as we've been in a long time, do you believe any of this? is it is just part of the conspiracy? >> i actually do, i found today's developments on the one hand discouraging but on the other hand heartening. if you saw the ad administration speaking with one voice about russia and await many democrats fear they never would. russian is an adversary of the united states and

as tiller son w ertillerson was those words, with their attack and use of chemical weapons, putin was having a news conference here saying this sounds like the u.s. claiming that iraq had wmd and being very dismissive and the russian foreign ministry is saying these are at their worst state since the war. >> i think secretary tillerson will have a very rough time in moscow. i support what he is trying to do, which is to move the russians off of this war like position. if you frame it that they have to choose between syria and the united states, we know they will cheese syria. they give russia a foothold. through the airpower, through the alignment of hezbollah and they want to keep that. i don't think that will be a winning hand for the administration. but i think the russians over the long term cannot and will not want to sustain the pace of the military involvement. so secretary tillerson's task is to try to align with the turks to push the russians toward a genuine negotiation, but that could be months if not years in the making. >> and the syrian foreign minister is report i did c

it comes baa tiller not not holding a press conference when the human rights report comes out.nald trump has said from the beginning we need to let people handle their own business and he's put a priority on counter terrorism at the moment over human rights. we'll see if that continues. obviously, this is a horrifying event. we'll see sort of what he says. my guess, chris, i think you're right not to -- he hasn't said anything yet. my guess is he will say something. >> that's true. but it does go to what his instincts are. this is not a man who thinks twice before acting on his own gut and his instinct this morning was to talk about s suzanne rice and not about what's going on in syria. would not take a lot of intelligence help from other agencies to say our sympathies go out to the victims here. their murders will have a just response. as the question comes, you don't want to do anything that's a policy position. you don't say anything, that's a moral position. as those who have traveled to these parts of the world and see what's going, moral authority is the biggest advantage

rex tillers in saying this afternoon saying he is disappointed with russians this response, they are still going all in back bashar al-assad, we had statements from dmitry medvedev, the spokesman for vladimir putin, all condemning the attacks i am told there is a lot of public bluster going on here. that include sending the russian frigate into the eastern part of the mediterranean. for the official diplomatic channels, there hasn't been a whole lot of blowback from russia over this. they've got two cracks here, they've got the public posture telling their populace that they are strong, they're going to be talking about this in very strident terms with the united states in the diplomatic side, it seems like they are much more muted in their response. we will get a greater sense next week exactly what the relationship with russia is in regards to this end where it might be going forward when it rex tillerson the secretary of state meets with his russian counterpart sergey lavrov in moscow. >> sean: it's very interesting because we know russian earlier this week they said that there fo

russia is threatening to fight back against, syria is threatening to fight back against us and rex tiller'slecture and publicly about possible collusion and incompetence of putin. >> if you look at what the left campaign has been from thehe start, it's been the allegations of russian collusion that persisted despite no evidence. it's the constant onslaught of fake news, it's the lies, it's the smears and they have the amplification of the media echo chamber to carry these messages. for the left it doesn't matter if it isn't true. anyone with common sense knows that what you just laid out is false and defamatory attack on the president. for the left, it's not about the facts. it's about injecting into the bloodstream these kinds of theories, these because of allegations. >> sean: this is almost pathological at this point. the very same people that were so upset that people wanted barack obama to show his birth certificate, that's racism and dog whistles. >> we should call them putin's, this is not defending the birther theory, this is saying this is what they do. they go out there and we sho

. >> rex tiller is headed to russia for talks with russian officials. the fighting in syria and rush what's involvement in the nation and last week's missile strike on an air base. questions persist about policy in the region. back home, many american veterans struggle with the trauma of war. some are finding calm waters. the voyage attack as they attack thousands of visitors and most of them never notice something special swimming along the surface. the dive master leads groups of combat vets. many have wounds you can't see. this sergeant was shot in the helmet and battled depression and anger until he discovered scuba diving. >> you lose an innocence in war. >> you get back your innocence in the water? >> a piece of it back. you are able to kind of create another life in that moment. >> studies show this aquatic therapy can be as effective as drugs in reducing anxiety and depressi depression. but virginia brown davis nearly had a panic attack approaching the water. >> anxiety is really taking over. >> the 52-year-old former army staff sergeant develop

tiller some called it fairly well established.avrov disputed that while the two were arguing here in moscow, the sides were also arguing in new york at the united nations. this is where russia used its veto power on the u.n. security council to defeat a western lead resolution that would condemn the use assad regime and also asked to provide evidence of what exactly happened the night that the administration charges in the west charge that assad uses chemical weapons against his own people. >> martha: thank you very much pretty here with moore, senator david purdue who sits on the senate armed services committee. welcome. glad to have you here tonight. so your take on what we saw, my mind goes back to the concerns over rex tillerson when he was nominated for secretary of state because he had received a commendation as a ceo for exxon from the russian government. he wasn't giving them any quarter really tonight at all. >> right. i think what you see in the bigger picture is the president of the united states standing up and leading

messages that have come out this weekend from the administration, haley, talking about deposing aside, tillerng about taking out isis first-graders do you have a clear sense of what the administration's policy is? >> senator cornyn: first and foremost, i think it's to send a message to us out into the and iranians and north koreans that there's a new administration in charge of our national security policy. i applaud the president for doing what he did to enforce that redline that president obama drew three years ago, but did nothing to enforce. i think that, along with my friend, ben cardin, congress needs to work with the president to try and deal with this long-term strategy, lack of strategy, really, in syria. we haven't had one for six years during the obama administration and the 400,000 civilians have died and millions of people have been displayed internally and externally in europe and elsewhere. we definitely need a strategy, way to work with the white house to come up with one that has bipartisan support. >> chris: let's talk about that, because while most senators, including the t

tiller son said the review should clarify whether economic sanctions are applying enough pressure on iranian leaders. >>> utah congressman jason chaffetz said he won't run for re-election. he announced his surprise decision on facebook and said he wanted to spend more time with his family. he chairs the oversight in government reform committee which investigates hillary clinton and benghazi attack. he didn't rule out a return to politics in 20. >>> the secret service detained a man who was stalking former first daughter malia obama. the man showed up outside of her workplace on three separate days this month, holding a sign proposing marriage. in one case he slipped past security, got to the fourth floor and begged her to pear him. the nypd cents the man to the hospital for evaluation. >>> we're learning more about the final moments of a prominent new york state judge's life. the nypd says they have surveillance video showing the judge walking alone near the hudson river hours before her body was found float in the richard. the video has not been made public. police calling the 65-ye

rex tiller us in suggesting this is going to take a while. this is not going to happen tomorrow or next week or even by the end of the year because they have to put together a coalition to defeat isis and then puts together a political plan for succession for syrian leadership. of in terms of setting in motion some kind of political plan to replace the syrian leadership, something that president obama talked about years ago. so many different players in that region in the country, so much vested interest with her talk about the kurds, iran, syria, turkey, russia putting together that coalition is going to be a very heavy lift for this administration. >> i heard one analyst tonight before this happened talking about the possibilities saying that when it comes to syria, history tells us for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction. gauging the response of the syrian dictator bashar al-assad a man who is willing to murder his own people for many, many years, gauging what his response might be, i would suspect that might be a very di

i think that's a message that was needed, particularly after what we saw from secretary tiller sin, and nikki haley and others, it made it sound like we were open to assad staying and powers. i'm glad to see the signal. >> president trump issuing a statement saying that the heinous acts were a direct result of president obama's weakness and a resolution. >> thank you. >> retired bridge gator, general and author, good to have you with us. >> good to be with you. you just heard that timeline, it really is incredible when you think about how many times syria has gotten away with using chemical weapons without us responding in any way. what do you make of these air strikes? >> the most jarring thing to me is that president obama saw similar pictures in 2013 and did nothing about it. he passed it off to secretary terry who worked with the russians who are completely unreliable in every sense of the word to handle the chemical weapons in syria and went to play golf and this blood is directly on president obama's hands, he did nothing about it. he saw the same pictures that president trump saw

afghanistan and of course, now, the tense standoff with north korea, late today secretary of state rex tiller with strong words now about iran. what is the trump administration now saying about that country in. >> secretary tillerson said iran is complying with the letter of the nuclear agreement that was signed by president obama but he had harsh words for iran support of terrorism in the middle east and suggest that iran is going down the same path as north korea. the administration is conducting a review whether to drop out of that nuclear agreement, david. >> jon karl with late news on iran today. >>> one more note from syria this evening, a u.s. official now saying the syrian military has moved its aircraft from that base that was struck by u.s. missiles two weeks ago to another syrian air base used by the russians. they appear to be trying to protect their aircraft. syrians are believed to have fewer than 100 operational aircraft at this time. >>> we turn now back here at home to the special election in georgia being watched very cl e closely by president trump. millions of dollars pour

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echoing rex tillerson's frosty tone in russia speaking to reporters after his meeting with lavrov, tiller sson offere this. >> current relations is at a low point and there's a low level of trust between our two countries, the world's foremost two nuclear powers cannot this this kind of relationship. >> i want to bring in cnn's paula newton. she's been walking us through these very important meetings, if they're at a low low level, the question is how do they dig out of it? >> reporter: that's the question. look, they both said -- both sides said we had frank candid discussions and that's how this begins to take place. they put aside pleasantries. sergey lavrov setting the tone, blasting rex tillerson saying these airstrikes are not legal, you have no idea who perpetrated the chemical attacks and said we don't even know who to talk to because you don't have proper people in the places yet. we are waiting a kremlin spokesman to tell us what went on in the meeting but you can bet they tried to get to the bottom line what each side has on syria. these have all been incredibly difficult decis

we know there was a meeting between rex tiller ton ason and china's top dip plomat. but they are going to try to get what's best for wchina. >>> he played be shinzo a babay. >> he doesn't want them out playing d playing. >> a corrupt sport. >> this is a good piece on cnn.com, we'll tweet it out. maybe he wants to set friendly relations with president xi jinping, let's look at what's coming up on "new day." curious about what you think it is how politically risky it is with gorsuch and what could be coming down the road with a pick? >> i think you have to look at it in terms of culture, what's wrong with the filibuster, it's just a procedural rule, the democrats started this and they kept the supreme court somewhat exempt for reasons, but what's this issue really about? it's about culture. are you concern that the senate will devolve where the house is, where the culture is completely detox fified where nothing can done, literally legislative constipation, would you want that in the senate. that's what they are saying where the risk is, they can go ahead an filibuster

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>> rex tiller stop clearly stated -- rex tillerson clearly stated to them if you become a threat others there will be a response. they have been a threat for many years. reality is we have been in a war state with them for some time. the fact is we just haven't seen the reaction. if they have nuclear capability. seoul is only 26 miles away. 800 miles away is tokyo. in tokyo you have 36 million people in the metropolitan area. that is a disaster of any means. if they are hit by a nuclear weapon. the reality is at some point they will be able to hit maybe the western coast of the united states. charles: we all know the clock is ticking in terms of weaponry and projectile. so a preempty strike seems like it must hatch. i would suspect there would be public support for it. but from a political points of view, how does that work? >> i think the american people are tired of war. i think the american people are distraught to send troops in harm's way. having been in south korea and the dmz, this is a very dangerous spot in the world. president bush called it an axis of evil. being part of the

rex tiller san saying it's up to the syrian people >> we believe they'll ultimately be able to decideikki haley all but advocating for a regime change. sglits r going to be hard to see a government peaceful and stable with assad. >> how far is the president willing to go to see assad out of power there? >> to be clear you can't imagine a peaceful and stable syria with assad in charge. >> reporter: a joint statement accusing the u.s. of crossing a redline warning from now on we will including anyone it if they cause the red line. as exxon ceo once shared puding with putin. saying quote this is not a shift in u.s. policy. they say nothing has changed. in fact, going after the assad regime for the use of barrel bombs would basically mean the u.s. is attacking syria for something that happens much more so than the use of chemical warfa warfare. >>> a major announcement from the alabama state house. governor robert bentley resigned. the governor pfsh accused of abusing his office to hide a romance with a top aid. his alleged mistress, rebecca mason, is a campaign consultant 30 years his ju

tiller synapse aids cancel their press briefing, the first and march 21st, sean spicer previewed thegenda that tillerson will pursue. >> a lot of things have been discussed, the overall fight isis with respect to syria we need to remind them of the commitments they made and syria made. >> donald trump launching an airstrike on a syrian air base last week has brought condemnation from russia which called the attack a violation of international law. at various points the president has held up the possibility that his relationship with russian president vladimir putin might not prove more congenial than recent us presidents. >> i would love to get along with russia. a lot of presidents haven't taken that tack. look where we are now. if i can -- i love to negotiate things, do it really well and all that stuff, but it is possible i won't get along with vladimir putin. >> the associated press reported yesterday the us intelligence community has reached a conclusion the rush hand -- russians had foreknowledge of the attack but a senior trump administration official tells fox news there is n

let's start if we may with secretary tiller stop, his warning to iran. it looks as though almost every day wore hearing this administration issuing a warning and raising the spectre of conflict. this is getting to be almost a daily occurrence, isn't it? >> i think what they have to do, to be fair to them, they have to clean up for a lot of the mess the past 8 years. the iran deal is a great example of that. we were told if we give iran sanctions relief up front it will help iran become a productive nation. i think they are doing the right thing to send a message to iran that all this stuff is up for grabs. they will look for imposing sanctions. iran is a threat to our security. and it's important for the fight against isis. when the gulf states like saudi arabia see us, instead of leaning towards iran. that makes the fight against isis more robust and likely to be successful. lou: i are was not criticizing the trump administration for doing what it is doing. but finding it necessary to issue a warning and draw lines and assure national security interests

secretary tiller's and is in moscow. tomorrow morning, he meets with russian foreign minister. the challenge for secretary tillotson, find a way to ensure of the applicable future of syria excludes president bashar al-assad. his approach? convince russia to help. >> russia has really aligned itself with the assad regime, the iranians and hezbollah. is that a long-term alliance that serves russia's interest? or would russia prefer to realign with the united states with other western countries and middle east countries who are seeking to resolve the syrian crisis. >> russia and the united states have spent the better part of the last week condemning one another. just a couple of hours before secretary of state rex tillerson arrived in moscow, russian credit win president vladimir putin denied that assad had used chemical weapons. he said he wanted the united nations to perform an investigation of who was responsible for last week's chemical attack and he said he has intelligence that shows that it was somebody who framed the assad regime. secretary of state rex tillerson has said

you can see more of recollection tiller -- rex tillerson's interview with george stephanopoulos aftertion news." >>> passover commemorates the freedom of the israelites exodus from egypt. passover ends tuesday, april 8. >>> much more to come on "action news" sunday. concerts that take an audience on a worldwide jewish knee. 6abc loves the arts has a preview. >> remembering the man who brought ben franklin to life, a love story bringing two historical figures together. >>> 7:37 let's take you live outside, sky6 live hd in cape may, new jersey, look at the beautiful shot, meteorologist chris sowers says today will be perfect, so enjoy it. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast when we come back. >> we're so glad you're waking up with us, 7:40. meteorologist chris sowers has an update on the forecast. he said people will be miserable. >> they will turn off the tv now. >> reporter: if i had to choose the location where the weather was nice year round, it's san diego. that's today. we go from winter like weather thursday from the phillies home opener, to summer this week. there's a n

i'm very grateful for his effort, along with those of ambassador max tiller, and the state department. i'm very, very pleased to see today among us, and, of course, the ambassador jerry feinstein, who are all aware during this period, extremely active on supporting this initiative. i still believe that this framework provides a viable basis for ending the war and concluding the comprehensive agreement, but we have to move quickly. seven months have passed since the end of the kuwait talks, and people are rapidly losing faith and the possibility of negotiated settlements. we need urgent steps to the peace process and pursuing the nonmilitary solutions. the agreement, which was concluded on the tenth of april 2016 and just to the start of the kuwait talks was highly imperfect. but it led to a sustained decline of violence in many parts of the country. this experience demonstrates the agreement which held practical benefits to the population are possible. it was an important factor in creating space for compromise and political dialogue. to the term of condition of the 10th of april cess

there are sources i spoke to after tiller's and made those remarks who suggested that perhaps he misspokecause they did not seem to be any sort of appetite for regime change. that being said, there is a great deal of frustration and a feeling that there needs to be some response to the assad regime's use of chemical weapons, and i think the feeling we get right now, again, the decision rests with president trump, the feeling is that there will be some sort of military action. the other thing to think about, not just regime change, but if the u.s. strikes with cruise missiles, there are russian soldiers, russian troops on the ground at syrian airbases, they are likely to die in the process. we understand that is a consideration. if the u.s. launches strikes against syria and kills russians, that could complicate things in terms of international relations. >> gutfeld is next. >> depression collusion story, does that make a confrontation perhaps more likely because military action is proof to the critics that there is no collusion between russia and the united states, that trump is more than

. >>> secretary of state rex tiller son in moss kaw about talks of -- moscow about talks of weapons of mass destruction. it's time to make a choice. >> woe want to create a future for syria that is stable and secure and so russia can be a part of that future. >> russia continues to deny the syrian government was behind the channel cal attack that killed more than 80 people. today a senior white house official accused russia of a coverup. >>> white house secretary sean spicer is apologizing for a comparison between the weapons attack in syria and hitler. >> press secretary sean spicer trying to make the case that syrian president's male cal attack was serious but forgot one of the worst lessons of world war ii. >> we didn't use cheep cal weapons in world war ii and had someone as despicable as hitler and didn't use chemical gas. thank you. i appreciate that. there was no in the -- he brought them into the holocaust certain. i understand. >> even spicer fumbled trying to clarify his remark ands #holocast sents -- holocaust sents. >> spicer said no way was i trying to lessen the horrendou

next week, tillers and to mosco moscow.e said he believes the united states had planned it before his side had used the chemical weapons. it is not a conspiracy theory that russians are advancing to explain what the united states did. >> dagen: i always go back to the admiral, who oversaw the bin laden raid. they shot darts at you. you summon up all your strength and you punch them in the snout. there are a lot of sharks in the world. if you hope to complete the swim, you'll have to deal with them. if you want to change the world, don't back down from the shark. assad is a shark, put in is a shark, the leaders in iran are sharks and we just punch them in the snout. >> harris: senator john mccain with a message to russia. >> the message to russia is look, we're not going to stand by while you support a person who is committing gross war crimes and the use of chemical weapons. vladimir putin is an old kgb colonel. he understands force and that's all he understands. he is hell hell-bent on expanding the old russian empire. whe

recognition of that today in washington by president trump, by secretary mattis, and by secretary tiller'snd him as well. i think we realize that we face common challenges and the greatest challenge is the challenge of militant islam of both countries, the shiite variety led by iran, this the sunni variety, the long-term changes from iran. other resources, developing satellites. power in the hands of a militant islamic regime and a whole world to say, a lot in the arab world understand it, we had israel understand it, i can say today that washington understands it. that's an important change. >> sean: you finished where i was going. so many instances, you see what's happening now with north korea and they are in the news and you've got pyongyang saber rattling and they are out there suggesting about the united states warning about a super mighty preemptive striking against the u.s., i want to do a little history lesson here. i have a tape of then-president bill clinton, he had given the north koreans $4 billion with the promise they wouldn't get nuclear weapons, i'm going to play that tape

. >> secretary tiller's and -- tillerson will have an opportunity to talk to you. as i just mentioned a second ago, you realize russia is an island on this. this is not a big split how this happens. the only countries that aren't supporting the us's position i syria and north korea, iran and russia. this is not exactly a cocktail party of people you want to be associated with. they are failed states with the exception of russia. these individual states, when residences they don't agree with us they are not siding with other nations of stature, it is a small number of failed states. they are defiant in the worldview the doctors, intelligence agencies, reporters, civilians, international experts of looked at and come to the same conclusion except for them. i don't think there is any other outcome. see you back in a little bit, we will have more. >> you heard sean spicer say assad is a bad guy and russia better come on board because they are joining the likes of iran and korea as the only three countries to support the shar al-assad regime. we are still in negative te

>> i think it's clear after sunday and toud day what tiller said is clear to me, there's no place for assad in syria. the syrian people won't accept him as their leader. he slaughtered about 500,000. he's a puppet of the iranians. it's impossible for assad to stay in syria. how he goes, i suggest we declare a safe haven so the syrian people can live without being barrel bombed. when we take isil down, which should be the number one priority to destroy the caliphate, that we begin to train syrian opposition members, well vetted, so they can take assad on and create a change of military power on the ground. that's how he gets pushed out. russia won't fight to the death for assad. >> do you think barrel bombs should be the red line now? >> yes. i think -- i would ground the syrian force -- >> that's a huge escalation, right? you acknowledge that's a huge escalation, right? >> yes. it's long overdue. i would tell president trump you did a great thing by enforcing the chemical weapons violation. it's not about how you killed the babies, it's the fact that you're slaughtering innocent peopl

i think we have to trust that he has the right leadership around him with secretary of the state tiller sons, with his national defense leader, secretary and as the team around him at the white house to make the best decisions for us. if you're looking for this president to tell you exactly what he's going to do at the same time at the place and manner, that's not going to happen. >> is that unpredictability perhaps a good thing? >> i'm not sure it's unpredi unpredictab unpredictable. it's probably giving the president the benefit of the doubt. the fact we talked about not paying for that misis system that has already been rebuffed by his own secretary. this is a flip-flop. it's unknowing. donald trump doesn't have a traditional foreign policy. he doesn't have some new cutting age foreign policy. he doesn't have a foreign policy at all. he's figuring this out day by day. it's a lack of experience and it's showing and telling. >> national security advisor says the deal with north korea stands unless it is renegotiated. how likely is it that south korea will pick up the tab for this billi

. >> secretary tiller son got the full lavrov. i have been there before. secretaryillerson tried to be measuredn how he managed this incredibly difficult situation. but they do have a lot of leverage in the current situation. i sat down with the russians to try to work with them, to try and get peace in syria, and follow on the geneva agreement, but we have not got therein yet. >> so a lot of issues with the russians, and lavrov. coming up, at the world turns, the pet's sporesident's spokes says everyone is changing to match the president. when i neeo book a hotel room, i want someone that makes it easy to find what i want. booking.com gets it. they offer free cancellation, in case i decide to go from kid-friendly to kid-free. now i can start relaxing even before the vacation begins. your vacation is very important. that's why booking.com makes finding the right hotel for the right price easy. visit booking.com now to find out why we're booking.yeah are you one sneeze away from being voted out of the carpool? try zyrtec® it's starts working hard at hour on

their provocations do seem to be racing up, but secretary tiller's and's response is as big as ever. >> we are reviewing all the status of north korea as well as all the other ways that we can bring pressure on the regime in pyongyang. >> no letter from a dictator, but continuing questions about his relationship with china. china have also set in no uncertain terms that they are opposed to any u.s. lateral sanctions in north korea and at the moment, they continue normal relations including normal business contacts with the rogue state. meanwhile, the u.s. and south korea continue joint exercises to serve as a determinants as tensions mount. tensions still high on the korean peninsula, but officials are saying this area of strategic patients is over. all options remain on the table. >> jenna: thank you. >> jon: president trump site to sign a new executive order in the next hour, directing the commerce department to determine whether steel imports should be blocked on national security grounds. what's this all about? let's ask john bussey, editor for "the wall street journal." we know

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. >> sandra: those comments come just one day after tiller's and announced united states will conduct a review of a nuclear deal and consider re-imposing sanctions. iran's foreign minister heading back tweeting this. worn-out u.s. accusations can't mask its omission of iran compliance with the deal, obligating the u.s. to change course and fulfill its own commitments. >> kevin: again, an interesting international standoff. we have something developing here that barack obama did not follow through on. we're looking at north korea when bill clinton did not allow the nuclear development program to happen there. i don't believe donald trump wants to utilize military action, but again, he wants to make sure that the world knows it is a very different situation. this was so predictable, getting to iran. >> sandra: is it fair to say that something has to be done when it comes to around? >> marie: first, the iran deal is working. they have built up -- upheld their part of the bargain. they are a year away from being able to get a weapon. i was part of these negotiations. because of these deal