tom jones saying the whole tea m tweet. should be banned to stop others from doing it. keep in touch. bye— bye. hello once again. i hope at least at some point during the course of the weekend you managed to get to see some sunshine, because it may well be in the forthcoming week that that is in short supply for some areas, especially the northern parts of scotland. all of us will notice it turning a little bit colder, because initially there's some warmth to be had, especially across the southern half of the british isles. and none settled look to proceeding. spring warmth across the southern counties but by wednesday, that may become a distant memory certainly as we tap into the cold air from scandinavia running into the northern half of britain. quite a cool start as well. there will be some sunshine at least. then in this vale of cloud turns a hazy and you lose it all together across northern ireland, the far west of wales and western england. at least that many of us that temperatures are in double figures at this stag

and tom jones is doing a university research project on that and want you to get in touch.me beautiful, sunny weather across northern ireland and scotland. that's where the best of the sunshine was, and what a beautiful end to the day it was as well. this was the scene in oban, argyll and bute, looking out over the scottish islands as the sun set in the west. some changes, though, working in for wednesday. got some thicker cloud working into the north—west of the country. so, for scotland and northern ireland, a cloudier start to the day. some rain on the charts edging into western scotland as well. so for some, it will be a damper start as well. whereas further south, for england and wales, clearer skies overnight. well, that means, for early—risers, we've got something like this. a widespread frost developing, even in the towns and cities. head into the countryside and a really a cold start to the day. temperatures could be down as low as —6 in the coldest spots wales. a cold start then, yes, but beautiful sunny skies in england and wales for most of the morning. into the

tomorrow lawrence jones, tom shillue and dennis miller. wnsiz. [ crowd cheering ] >> he's got the big, the sideshow, the menagerie. >> and you can almost smell the popcorn and sawdust. >> made by a master whittler. >> he never used a jigsaw. he never used a lathe. it was always a pocketknife. >> boy, this knife has some mileage on it. >> but it comes with a jumbo-sized burden. >> he would usually cry and he'd say, "barbara, i don't know what to do."i didn't know what to do either. >> and now the big reveal. >> are you ready? okay, here we go. >> wow. ♪

jones. >>> i'm tom, still in for kennedy, president trump today told reporters he wants to testify to robertthe russia investigation. >> thank you very were. >> testify to special counsel muler. >> thank you. >> if he testifies, he will be without one of his biggest supporters this morning his attorney john dowd resigned. he decided to quit because his advice was being ignored. >> dowd's resignation comes as house intelligence committee voted to release public report to russia meddling that found no evidence of collusion 20 trump campaign and russia, and russian officials, hash tag witch-hunt. i screwed up by read, trying to get my hash tag right, it is wise for president to testify, i brokerage in my panel. he wants to get tough across the board, fight with mueller. >> i am sure any lawyer worth his salt will tell his client, stop tweeting hash tag witch-hunt. he -- trump is in a tricky position, have you counsel like this, they have to show something there are so many laws out there almost impossible not to dredge something up. he was the there to investigate whitewater in the 90s, when th

jones in alabama, that's a trump state. you have also got democrats in favor of the original dodd-frank bill. that is mark warner, tim kaine, tom carper. so different democrats in favor of this. but will it pass? here is what white crapo said

tom schilling who starred in this like a movie coffee in the early days was jim jones and face to face with german films there's a new campaign we've developed because we had the feeling that not enough faces were associated with german films abroad. and it's very important that we communicate with the public through personalities and it was forced. in the latest edition of the campaign we meet some of the less well known faces those not usually in front of the camera now it's the director's turn my colleague counts christophe on bach met up with the six directors in berlin and asked them about their work and about the state of german film. face to face the director's cut six directors who were children of the eighty's a generation of filmmakers equally at home with movies and t.v. series they know what they want and how to get it they've celebrated major successes and they have big plans. how do they view the german film. the start of the german film scene is more exciting than ever perhaps because we are slowly moving towards a gender balance in terms of men and women making films in

jones: thank you very much. a week ago barbara lee and tom cole sent a letter to the speaker of the house signed by 100 members of congress, including myself, asking to speaker to authorize the committees of jurisdiction to bring an aumf, authorization of military force, so we can have a debate. the last time we had a speaker authorize the committees policy debate on afghanistan was 2001. 17 years ago. i have been on the floor for the last five years because i'm frustrated that we can't get a debate. it's our constitutional duty. and our young men and women around the world in different locations half we don't even know about. yet we can't debate an issue of war when young men and women go and die for this country. that five years included calling on john boehner to authorize an aumf. now we're calling on paul ryan. i think my name has been on 15 letters going back to the days of john boehner. in the 17 years we have spent over $1 trillion. over 2,300 americans have died. and over 20,000 wounded. and yet we in congress are not meeting our constitutional responsibility. it is so chaotic in afghanistan i have camp

volatility slamming wall street, stocks tom bole for tumble forn a row. the dow jonesmmeted more than 400 points. investors were spooked after president trump's decision to impose strict new tariffs on aluminum and steel. >> what's been allowed to go on for decades is disgraceful. it's disgraceful. and when it comes to a time when our country can't make aluminum and steel and somebody said it before and i will tell you, you almost don't have much of a country. because without steel and aluminum, your country's not the same. >> maria: with that, stocks went north and take a look at what's going on this morning. dow industrials right now continuing the decline, down another 200 points on the dow, 3/4 of 1%. s&p 500 down a half of percent and the nasdaq indicating a decline of 3/4 of 1% out of the the gate. in europe a sea of red. as you can see, fq100 down 1%, and the dax index down 2.2 a 2.. it was really japanese companies that took the hardest hit, down 2.5% on the nikkei average. as the gun control debate rages, nascar's buckling up. the he detaildetails at the brir

tom: do we need two special counsels running rampant in washington. let's go to my sweet and sour party panel. jess tatar love, campus reform editor-in-chief editor lawrence jones and "the hill" editor joe concha. joe: help me out here. give it to me. joe: alan dershowitz calls what mueller is doing legal colonoscopy. you nailed it in our interview. this feels like anything but collusion with russia as far as this investigation is concerned. and there was a poll that came out, mayo marist. 75% of americans think this is political and trying to take down a president for thing they can't prove, and that's collusion. it feels like ken starr and 1998 and we know how president clinton emerged from that. 65% approval rating. >> everyone on the right can agree, the left should agree, there is something going on with the fbi. not within the rank and file. but when you have people text messaging back and forth about a political candidate. we have people leaking to the press. the fact we have andrew mccabe saying he got approval from james comey to leak the press, that's concerning. tom: does it mean we need a second special counsel? >> i don't even like special kownls.

jones in alabama, that's a trump state. you have also got democrats in favor of the original dodd-frank bill. that is mark warner, tim kaine, tomper. so different democrats in favor of this. but will it pass? here is what white crapo said during the hearings with jay powell, federal reserve chairman last week, about this bill. >> is it accurate this provision does not in any way restrict the fed's supervisory, regulatory, enforcement authorities to insure the safety and soundness of financial institution? >> yes. >> finally nothing in provision would restrict the fed's ability to make sure large financial institutions are well-capitalized? >> yes. reporter: same hearing, different senator, ranking senator on banking sherrod brown from ohio, opposed to rolling back dodd-frank regulations. here is what sherrod brown said at the hearing. >> your focus should be on fed doesn't permit the build-up of risk in the market and hubris at the fed. great moderation turned out to be not so great. we forget that lesson at our peril. the fed needs to take the side of consumers making sure the financial system stays strong and regulations are

jones. thanks for your insight. >> absolutely. take care, neil. neil: i had a pleasure of reading tom sew well-'s greatest book.ennedy's campaign launched 50 years this week. what does bobby have in common with this noted conservative icon. i tell you more than you might think. i will explain after this. ♪ neil: all right. let's look at what is going on at the corner of wall and broad. it might link up with what is happening or not happening in the capital right now. the dow down near session lows. facebook is a big factor behind it. other technology stocks. indications through a intermediary facebook might have been gathering data on 50 million users. the users didn't know about it. the users are ticked off. investors in facebook are ticked off. technology generally as an investment is getting sold off across the board. to louisiana republican senator bill cassidy, i'm happy to say joins me in the flash. >> thanks, neil for having me. neil: do you pay attention to the markets, your colleagues, looking for confirmation of hard work you're doing, versus not a confirmation? >> in the macro it's a confirmation. we

actress, writer rashida jones partnering with the original creator to update and rewrite this new version and the good news is all three original stars, jane fonda, lilly tombit of a way to go but sources say the new version would focus on three younger women who turn to the original trio to deal with among other things sexism in the workplace. so, strong script coming we hope and we'll keep you posted on that one. >>> then also it's rumored "wonder woman," the team from that incredible film has lassoed in a new villain to star in "wonder woman 2." oh, really. you want to know who? sources reporting that funny lady kristen wiig is in talks to play yeah cheetah, she's a bad girl with ferocious claws and fangs. talk about perfect casting, she'll eat that role up and gal godot set to return as diana and patty jenkins at the helm. round two of "wonder woman" has been set for late 2019. [ applause ] yeah. we love that. i love this audience. >> i know. so responsive aren't they? >>> finally, imagine, guys having an entire island in belize to yourself for a few days with a private lagoon protected by a coral reef and now imagine this paradise is availablen on air