abouto publish his memoirs, president trum calls him an untruthful slivepl ball. ne research shows that one in eight britains could be suffering from fatty liver disease.♪ ♪ nd hello welcome to the program. the u.n. secretary genas warned that the cold war is back with a vengeance and gave a warning about a militariesque laying inyria. his statements were made in new york as b relatioetween the west and russia plummeted further. president trump: a short time ago i ordered the united states armed forces to launch precisioe strikes on t associated with the chemical weapons capabilities of syrian dick tearor by shahar al-assad. a combined operation with the armed forces of france and the united kingdom is nownder way. we thank them both. tonight i want to speak with you about why we have taken this action. one year ago, assad launched a savage chemical weapons attack against his own innocent people. the united states responded with 58 missile strikes that destroyed 20% of thean sy air force. last saturday, the assad regime againepyed chemical weapons to slaughter inn

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. ♪ ♪ ♪ jorge: donald trump podrÍa intentar destituir a donald trum --robert mueller.versiÓn del portero no se ha corroborado y la publicaciÓn lo negÓ. esta en la misma revista que dijo que dos mujeres recibieron pagos para ocultar la relaciÓn con donald trump. >> nuestro trabajo es tener legislaciÓn que diga: tÚ no puedes despedir al investigador, si lo hacemos de esa manera, el presidente estÁ por encima de la ley. reportera: la casa blanca alega de que donald trump tiene derecho a despedir a mueller. en sub fiscal general que tiene la facultad de pedirlo, hoy se reuniÓ la casa blanca con el presidente. >> el presidente tambiÉn tiene derecho de responsabilidad de asegurar que en fiscal sirve. reportera: circularÍa un plan en la casa blanca que le indica al gobierno de donald trump como deshacerse del fiscal independente. bannon dijo que donald trump debÍa dejar de cooperar con la investigaciÓn. en la casa blanca, janet rodrÍguez, univisiÓn. ilia: investiga las circunstancias que rodean el hallazgo del cadÁver de un bebe en las vÍas del tren. jorge: se ofrece una reco

is pointed out it will take years for the company to generate any profit at all was a least another trum renewing his attacks on amazon is that having an impact on the market. that's the case helen especially if we take a look at amazon shares the losses over the last couple days leaves a market value has fallen more than thirty seven billion dollars since strong first began targeted in the company last week. and stocks search around one percent and these time analysts point out that any regulatory action especially if we're talking about any interest case should be initiated either by the department of justice or different all trade commission of which have announced any investigation so far that said fixation with amazon on its founder jeff bezos is not new since he has attacked dozens of times over the last two years it's also necessary to take in consideration that vessels are privately owned that the washington post which has been very critical of trance administration and published a server all scripts related to the white house yes indeed jose luis to add on wall street for us tal

the democratic leader is not the only one warning president trum president trump, republicans are as well. the president clearly livid about the fact that the fbi raided the two offices, the home, and the temporary hotel room of his longtime attorney michael cullum. michael cohen. the president weeded out "attorney-client privilege is dead." last night, the president was meeting on the suspected chemical weapons attack but he wanted to unload on the mueller investigation. then obtained a search warrant that was executed by the fbi. listen here. >> it's an attack on our country, and a true sense. on what we all stand for. so, when i saw this, i heard it like you did. i said "that is really a whole new level of unfairness." >> just in case folks at home did not get it the first time, the president heaped criticism on attorney general jeff sessions, blaming him for the investigation getting to this point. again stating he never would have nominated sessions to be attorney general, how do known that sessions would recuse himself from the russian investigation and after saying on multiple

duras palabras del presidente donald trum del ex director de lfbi al pr d presidente donald trump y lesos cuales son los i tt sintomas de la enfermedad el arte huichol en minutas cue t cuentas la ciudad de mexico lo c celebra esta dforma de expresio artistica >> hola ¿que tal? muy buenas tardes edpspero que tengan bu n inicio de semana el presidente donald trump esta e nen el sur la florida en su reforma fiscal en hialeah con propietarios de comercio del area de miami-dade esta rogelio mora bienvenido buenas tardes cual es la actividad con el pr presidente >> hola ¿que tal? estoy en un parque acuatico en miami en miami-dade que el presidente donald trump perdio aqui los t votos apoyada por los republicanos en su paertido no hablo de l oq s esperabame esperabamos que era el tema de las declaraciones del ex dir director del f.b.i. comey asi que el presidente donald trump ha venido para destacar esta f reforma fiscalizacion la tenga repercusion donde se va a ren a renovar parte del congreso y del senado de los estados unidos asi que estamos pendientes de este tema xccandente de comey >> gr

it should read trum drum trum te will help things. >> i think he's right. think a lot of people -- a lot of republicans agree as well, maybe not the gop part of the party that is so focused on the election, they want to focus on tax cuts and -- but the president doesn't want to defend the status quo. he wants to fix what's wrong here. clearly, this is an escalation. when you're in a trade war, it's scary. but we're not in a trade war yet. so far, from what i can see, this is a negotiation and they're both throwing out some pretty large barbs here. the president put out that he suggested to his trade ministers to look at that. i saw one thing out there that bothered me a lot and i hope he doesn't go down this route, that he might subsidize the farming industry. that would be a big mistake. if he does that at the expense of others, i don't think he'll get the support. >> the president also said, and we don't have any more details, but that he's going to direct the agricultural department or agricultural secretary to make moves to protect american farmers. tha

. >> anything is a trum for joey. in this video, he does 100 single handed stickless in 60 seconds. >> 100. >> i just want to know what it feels like to go through life. >> you can be a rockstar with a shirt on. >> that's what i mean. >> today he is here on the set of "right this minute." welcome, joey. >> the last time we saw you, you were on skype. it's nice to be in person. >> wearing a shirt. >> we're a little disappointed. that's all right. >> you find enough time to put a video together as well. >> they spends a lot of this time touring. but when you are at home, can you do stuff like this, like flipping knives around. >> it's extreme. however, nothing is more extreme than sacrificing your career flipping a knife. >> you have only been playing for ten years. you picked this up a decade ago. >> i'm surprised my parents put up with that many years. >> i think we need you to create a couple of beats, maybe mouse pads. >> actually, we got more for you. >> drums and toys. >> i don't know what this is. >> yeah. >> oh,

announces that 400 members of the national guard will be r deployed across the state.t trum combatting criminalp gangs, hun trafficking and illegal firearm and drug smugglers. trump's request thatit the troo from the california would not be in immigration. s rangers say they are prevent environmental danger around homeless and wore running into drug. deals and s stolen cars. homeless advocates are warning that arming park rangers can inr makema things worse. he is not convinced that it will make the city safer. >>> is there a way to ease our traffic problems? love them or hate them, more ge express lanes coming to the bay area. tomorrow, a new stretch, groundbreaking will begin on the express car pool lane at northbound 680. expected to open in late 2020. we have a couple of years. planning under way on highway 85 through south bay and from 380 on the peninsula down to 101 to gilroy. the lane will be for fast-track drives or car poolers. >>> the storm before the calm. >> exactly. yes. that's right. a good way to put it jessica. we are under going spotty shower near the bay area is and

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so when donald trum tweets or talks about the conclusive outcome of the report, democrats are saying not true. >> they're absolutely right. it's silly to suggest that it is. and if you want to talk about it in a real -- in a sense that gives it some context. all you nee to know about that report is that devin nunes runs that committee. devin nunes was on the trump transition team and at least back in december of 2016, when michael flynn was talking to the russians about which he's since pled guilty to lying to special counsel mueller about it, nunes said he was in daily contact, sometimes more frequently than daily, with michael flynn. so the docratic response is correct. all you have to do is go through the litany of things that didn't happen in that committee. don junior shows up and exerts executive prvilege between himself and his dad. neither of them is a lawyer, but because there was a lawye in the room that entitles them to claim attorney/client privilege they thk. and hope hicks came in and said we're only going to answer these questions, or these questions. >> hope hicks, co

jorge: la carta de la organizaciÓn trum cuando las alergias te atacan, siente el alivio sin sueño deos esfuerzos para contener el flujo de migrantes en la frontera continÚan intensamente con el despliegue de mÁs tropas de la guardia nacional arizona enviarÁ maÑana un contingente a la zona y hoy comenzaron las obras para reforzar un tramo de 20 millas del muro fronterizo entre nuevo mÉxico y chihuahua. pedro rojas tiene mÁs detalles. pedro: se consolida de aquella militar en la frontera. en arizona el gobernador, liderÓ la activación de 338 soldados. su misiÓn es apoyar el esfuerzo al departamento de seguridad nacional para resguardar la frontera y mantener la comunidad segura, destacÓ el mandatario. en santa teresa nuevo mÉxico llegaron contingentes de la guardia nacional. justamente ayer la patrulla fronteriza anunciÓ el inicio del reemplazo de mÁs de 20 millas de la cerca fronteriza actual, por una mÁs alta y brindada, es igual a la que ya existe en otras zonas. " el apoyo de la guardia nacional va a ayudar a usar los recursos y proveer apoyo administrativo", destacÓ el jefe. el vo

trum has a visceral like or dislike for people. i think prut is a guy he likes. jane: we've also talked about o the sheer volu turnover on this show and there are still a number of key posts he's non-- not been able to confirm. what effect is that having on the administration? >> it casts doubt on the agency or department. the head of the agency is the top advocate for their department, not just for their policies but also for their buet. so when you have an opening stay -- say in the state department or opening in veterans affairs, when you have someone acting in that position, they don't have the same thermometer to say this is what we need or have to have. it weakens the administration, it weakens that portion of the adminiration and makes it more difficult to advocate for that portion of the administration's priorities. jane: anthony, thanks for joining us. you're watching bbc world news america. still to come, from president to prison. south korea's former leader is jailed for mor than 20 years after the country's biggest corruption scandal in decades. jane:

china will give up .oreign firms in reality what will be interesting, though, is to see how president trum views his chinese counterpart's will he see this as a conciliatory tone, a sign that the u.s. has won some concessions from china, or will he point out that given there are no scifics, it is just not good enough? you may just have to wait for his next tweet to find out. jane: in just two months, mexico will select a new president. the eltion comes as a surge in violence linked to organized crime and drugs has pushed the national murder rate tthe highest level since records began to decades ago. seaside town of apulco, and one of the state's worst affected by the violence. the report contains distressing scenes. reporter: two worlds exist in acapulco. two realities. one is a paradise of sand and sun. the other, where paradise is lost. in that world, murder is the norm. you can umble upon a crime scene at any time. just five minut' drive from our hotel, a taxi driver has been shot in the head. the latest gang hit. another victim for the morgue. et luis, one of the hardest-working men in

substantial trade deficit with china was a key part oledonald trump ion success, but it -- donald trum's the election success, but it comes with risks both economic and political. these are just the opening skirmish become a full-blown trade war. the u.s. is already planning restrictions on a further $60 billion worth of chinese imports, and china in return could hit those midwest farming states hd. in a congressional election year, that could pose the president serious political problems. gary o'donogh, bbc news, at e white house. jane: for more on the trade tensions fm i spoke earlier with the author of "cracking the china conundrum." ithe is alsothe carnegie endowment for international peace. thank you for joining me. the tit-for-tat has started. what would it take to avert a t full-blownrade war? >> i think we have already gone fairly lauprhed into this ess. if you think about several weeks ago, president trump said trade wars are good and easy to win. whathina is trying to remind him is no one wins in trade wars. consumers lose. jobs are lost. growth is stunted. this is not a good t

or else you're not going to do it on baing trum that group is already with you. >> on that note we're going to have to end it her i want to thank all of you. thanks so much for being with us. sean walsh, republican strategist and also san francisco chronicle political writer jerry garafoli. thank you, gentlemen. >> turning now to climate change. we talk to the former head of the sierra club, carl hope. his newook is titled "climate of hope." he co-authored bloomberg.ichael pope lays out a vision for how individuals, businel es and locavernments can battle climate change even when state andational governments won' and carl pope joins me now in the studio. eice to have you here. >> great tohere again. >> in your book you say it's time for new conversation about climate change. what do you ink is wrong with the way it's being discussed mao? >> we talked about climate change as this enormous problem which requires phenomenal sacrifice. and the conversation is, who's going to pay foril the that use used to be true. it' not true anymore. the question is,in who's gto take the lead? that's a

en tanto asirios co la intenciÓn de trum no es proteger ni cuidar a las personas en ese territorio. >le preocupa la gente en siria o amÉrica, solo piense en Él. >>> maÑana a las 9:00 de la maÑana de washington el pentÁgono planea hacer otra rueda de prensa con mÁs detalles sobre este ataque. >>> un breve recuento para entender cÓmo inicio el conflicto, el 2011 un grupo de jÓvenes protestaba por mÁs de c democracia en ese paÍs, fueron arrestados y torturados. tras hacer torturados miles salir a las calles a reclamar su libertad, pero las fuerzas de seguridad del rÉgimen de asqad abrieron fuego dejando varios heridos y muertos . la puerta poco a pop fuerza de oposiciÓn poco a poco se fueron armando y expulsando los organismos de seguridad el paÍs, un aÑo despuÉs el conflicto toÓo un giro inesperado este focalizado en una batalla entre distintos sectores religiosos, esto propiciÓ la llegada del estado islÁmico a tomar ventaja y que utilizar a la poblaciÓn civil como escudo. el 2014 estados unidos, reino unido y francia dirigieron incursiones militares, evitando atacar a las fuerzas del g

ruled out any possibilities of shardik operations that is one hundred percent lie trum the first. moment in our official diplomatic correspondent and through diplomatic channels via our amber see in a long time and we have tried to maintain contact with our pritish partners. over b. thing this morning took place behind closed doors the media not allowed in there the only information we were able to glean that was going on came from tweets coming out from the the representatives themselves the russian side saying of fourteen nations hard backed their proposal we also heard backing on twitter and online again from the organization for security and cooperation in europe the o.s.c. they issued statements short statement they were online on social media saying that russia plays a key role and that there was a me for further dialogue but we also heard from a senior figure within uncle of merkel's party in germany the we heard from him in these one of the deputy chairman of the c.d.u. saying that now after this news that porton down was not able to link the chemical agents directly to ru

being so the trauma administration is raising all the stakes against china's retaliatory measures trum administration seems to be doubling down on that the bones but that's the just the initial stage of a and actually a rivalry a great power rivalry between the united states and china not only on the trait fun but of course the economic front don't forget the tumble ministration specifically targets the bait in china two thousand and twenty five agenda which of course encompass all these ten big an area is where china hopes to dominate the world so the americans will say well hey you know china's now talking these areas of dominance and then you china succeeds so where is the united states so in effect that this is more than trade this is about economic come pick the competitiveness this is about economic dominance and you. extend the evil look at the. in the broader fund it is really quick paul ryan really beyond the economic field as well for example. president trauma's low challenging time as one of china's main replies on taiwan i mean the reason we lease of reason and that one of

because of president moon of south korea's patient diplomacy with the north and with terms and clearly trum moon has been very clever in appealing to trump's sense of vanity you know making it possible for trump to say i am the one who has made this possible and it couldn't have happened without. me as long as the moon is able to carry on that diplomacy with trump i do have some hope for these talks really succeeding but of course we have john bolton whispering in trouble you're going to convince him to do something different that is the fly in the ointment to say the least but but definitely i think that trump is now moving in the direction that is hopeful on peace with north korea and that is quite an astonishing turn of events even more astonishing i must say than nixon going to china yeah let me quote about back to mama one of the things i think is very interesting i mean we had the north korean leader visit beijing recently we had pompei oh actually state department designit had a meeting with the leadership of north korea i get this strong feeling and i don't see western analysts look

. -- dent trump: trum >> ronny jackson, one day since he bowed out. do you have a new nominee for the secretary of department of veteran affairs and the have you decided if you plan to attend and can you confirm if treasury cretary mnuchin will include jared kushner and your daughter? president trump: dr. jackson is one of the best men. high quality. high quality family. i just met them. and i explained what happened. i explained that washington can be a very mean place. you don't know about that. [laughter] president trump: a nasty place. the false accusations that were made about him by senator tester from a great state. i don't think that state is going to put up with it. these were false accusations about a great man, about a man who has a son who is a top student at annapolis, a man who has given his life to this country and military. great man. he would have been a great leader. to say the kind of things he said, yet president obama giving him an a-plus report, president bush giving him a-plus report. president trump giving him an a-plus report

he said i used to tease her that i had a complex about the fact but the trum is the outpouring of lovend friendship directed at the enforcer is lifting us up and we have faith she's in heaven and know life will go on as she would have had -- would have it. so cross the bushes off your worry list. my colleague robin meade got to spend time with the former first lady and former president on his 85th birthday a couple of years ago so here is robin meade to tell us about it. >> brooke, one of my favorite moments is two moments about barbara bush, one is what i witnessed her say to her husband and what she said to me. at the same event. so in 2009, i got a chance to jump out of a perfectly good plane with president bush for his birthday and so there we are on live television and we're up in the plane and she wasn't going to jump. but she was right there waiting for her loved one and when he landed, i love what she ran over and said to hem on the microphone. >> there is my hero. not you. >> and i think that is such a beautiful example of two people who loved each other for so long and have b

they did it because they sought to bring down donal donald trums candidacy. and if elected, destroy his presidency. to some extent they have been quite successful in sowing discord. and they had a complicite media along the way. lou: the national left-wing media which is 95% of the media, they will have quite an atonement in history. because what they have tblk this country is sordid and sad and truly deleterious to the nation. gregg: in my de -- in my book i detail all the times they went on the air and said this is collusion as if it were a crime. there is no such thing as collusion except in anti-trust law. they found the president guilty in the court of public opinion day in and day out. lou: gregg jarrett, the book is the russia hoax. can't wait. thanks for being here. be sure to vote in our pole. do you think the white house correspondents dinner's vulgar assault on the white house administration should lead toot end of the dinner? the trump administration says it needs prove north korea will dismantle its nuclear program. >> what we want to see from th

. >> laura: october 8, 2016, a day everybody is piling on trum trump. the billy bush tape came out. this is one of my favorite scenes ever in wisconsin politics. >> there is a bit of an elephant in the room. and it's a troubling situation. i'm serious. it is. i put out a statement about this last night. i meant what i said and it is still how i feel. that's not what we are here to talk about today. thank you so much, you guys. god bless you all. thank you. appreciate it. >> laura: that was bad. that was like eric erickson dissed inviting trump. there was bad judgment. don't kick the guy when he's down. >> i absolutely agree. it took paul ryan longer than me to get on board with president trump. the omnibus bill, donald trump could have that bill. >> laura: he should have. paul ryan should've told him to veto it. >> there wasn't enough in the bill to justify putting everybody in the line. >> i agree with you but you have to understand that the senate, they gave us not just the military money but gave us the nondiscretionary spending. >> your colleagues know -- >> i agree. >> laura: w

that's a story of our relationship and president trum president trump -- that's why my gift to your president- north of france that together we will put in his garden because that for me is a great symbol of this long time relationship. >> chris: your talk about the united states as a country of last resort. your relationship with president trump was a bit strained this week after the attack on syria. mr. trump has made it clear that he wants to pull out. >> we'll be coming out of syria like very soon. let the other people take care of it now. >> chris: after the missile strike you said we convinced him it was necessary to stay for the long term. the white house pushed back. he wants u.s. forces to come home as quickly as possible. mr. president, which is it? is president trump going to pull out of syria as soon as isis is defeated, or have you persuaded him to stay to help stabilize the situation there? >> president macron: diplomacy. we will have to build the new syria and that's why i think the u.s. hold is very important. >> chris: why? >> president macron: i will be very blunt. if we lea

congressman, how do donald trum get us this far? >> what is extraordinary, and you know i've been saying for a couple of months now it's north korea actually is its nuclear program and you bring peace to the stinn peninsula after 70 years, donald trump deserves a nobel peace prize. the only reason that the evil north korean dictator is coming to the table is because there i a new sheriff in town and president trump twitter diplomacy is working. his tough talk is making a difference. it's bringing north and south korea to the table in china too. of course, we have a long way t go, but the events of the last 24 hours are extraordinary and almost impossible to overstate. it's a very big deal and it is happening because of president trumps leadership. >> laura: we will talk about the chinese involvement in all of this bread we can't overlook the fact that we have major administration officials going to china on tuesday. senior-level of the ministratio demonstration going to talk trade. mike, i want to talk to you. i want to do flashback

made about the fact that the most recent breach with cambridge analytic which worked for president trumsident trump, but the media advisor for president obama was recently quoted in "the new york post," and i'll tell you what she said. she said and they, meaning facebook, were very candid that they allowed us to do things that wouldn't have been allowed someone else to do because they were on our side. i'd like to know if that's an accurate statement by president obama's media advisor and is facebook getting involved in our politics? >> julie: there's also the russian hijacking speaking of getting involved in our politic politics. facebook has taken heat for the fact that russia used its platform to influence a 2016 presidential election and in doing so, russian military intelligence actually were able to create profiles of fake americans to promote emails stolen from democrats by russian hackers. of the whole is just a huge mess. it is zuckerberg going to be in hot water for that? >> he will be asked about it. and look, let me say it again. facebook is a fine company, an american compa

they are not going to convict anybody who is an enemy of trum trump. >> because he has done nothing wrong, sol. >> laura: oh, yeah. come on. regulation. doj says you can't traffic trade or transfer property even if it's not -- >> government property. government property had no business giving -- >> laura: why wasn't hillary prosecuted? >> whether it was classified or not, he had no business whatsoever turning over to his buddy. he's done a lot of things wrong that aren't necessarily crimina criminal. he has really acted shamefully beginning with what he did -- >> laura: today we had the travel ban arguments. a quick sound bite. this is justice anthony kennedy, maybe think a swing vote on the court with the travel ban oral argument. >> suppose you have a local mayor is a candidate. he makes statements. he is elected, alan date two he takes acts consistent with those hateful statements. whatever he said in the campaign is irrelevant? >> laura: played both sides in the questioning. he seemed to indicate he was siding with those would strike down the travel ban. what's your take? >> well, lau

russian entities conspired to spread dos that were stolen from the d.n.c., and bolster then- candidate trumssidential bid. "russia and its co- conspirators," the lawsuit says, tyust answer for these actions." the democratic pet off a similar legal battle decades ago, after the watergate break- in. back then, the d.n.c. sued president nixon's re-election campaign for damages.pa thy ultimately won a $750,000 settlement on the same day that mr. nixon resigned. there was also continued attention today on the "comeyco memos," james mey's first-hand accounts of his interactions with president trump, while he was still director of the f.b.i. there are seven memos in all, 15 pages total. thursday, after pressure from some republican lawmakers, the justice departnt handed over the notes to congress. they detail discussions comey had windth the president a white house aides about hifirst national security adviser, michael flynn, as well as the president's fixation on thee so-called "stessier." comey had publicly discussed some of what's in ths previously. >> sure. i created records after conversations

. >> about a year ago president trum ordered a missile strike on the syrian airfield this three daysilar images of a chemical attack carried out by bashar al assad. >> we're still assessing the intelligence ourselves and our allies were still working on in. >> defense secretary mattis headed to the white house to talk strategy after the president signalled he is ready to strike again. washington hawks worried that the president's threats are just bluster. >> we have to follow through on what we say or not say that we're going to do these things. >> russia vetoed a u.n. resolution to investigates the attack in syria. rich a after the u.s. vetoed a russia promote. >> russia choose protecting a monsters over the lives of the siever people. >>> in a follow-up tweet president trump was softer on russia saying the replace has never been worse but that they should come together to stop the arms race. reporting from washington, terra, abc 7 news. >>> thank you. >>> president trump took to twitter again to vent over a special counsel robert mueller's russia investigation. the president tweete

we do what we want in the trum t era. he certainly did things thhis w with north korea.ard line approach could work with iran? >> i think the hard line approach never really ended. i think that it was really the fact that iran had used his opportunities in the middle east very well you could say after the iraq war. and i think that the nuclear agreement if you like was a great breakthrough and victory for coercive diplomacy, but in the end diplomacy. so yes, of course, we can see in the north korean situation that the united states fire and fury and that kind of thing has had some effect. but i don't think -- i think it is a little bit more complicated than just the united states. a lot of other actors are involved. and kim if you like also pursued a military first, north korea first strategy as well. so i don't think that the two situations are identical, although i think the goals ultimately of the u.s. this both of those situations are very similar. i think both of them ultimately would like regime change. but i think there the biggest road blocks too any kind of prog

>> well, the regulatory rollback has been a key part of the trums administrati agenda on the energy andironment front. the president and e.p.a. administrator scott pruitt said repeatedly over the year they wanted to roll back regulations on auto makers and bring back detroit. so this is one of the regulations consumer drivers see the most because they see the sticker on the car >> woodruff: how far back are they rolling these around? >> we didn't get a lot of details today. day is the verbeginning of a long regular process. it might be more than a yeah beforee things are final. there were no actual numbers abouwhat they ink the standards should be. so as of now, that's to be determined. they're going to do a rulemaking over the next year that will decide that. >> what is the auto industry saying about this? are they together with the administration in wanting the standards rolled b >> that's a great question. it's a little rky. the associations that represent lawmakers, they say they a redo of the standards, in part because gasoline prices dropped and consumers want to have theio f-150s

. >>> coming up on "the halftime report" is president trum bp to escalate the war with amazon snt authorxplosive new story with us live today on how the battle with bezos could get hotter plus, what's to blame for the recent stock selloff it is trade? it is tech we'll tell you who looks to be in the administration's cross hairs. and spotify opens for trading, we'll tell you whether it's a buy or buyer beware. could open any minute. that's at noon eastern we'll see you in just a bit. david? >> all right thank you, scott we're getting new indications on spotify. for that, let's get over to bob pisani who is monitoring what may go on for a while. i don't know bring us up to date. >> we're getting closer. this may open a little earlier than i anticipated i was thinking maybe 1:00 eastern time maybe a little earlier than that they narrowed the range. that's why i'm saying. this remember the early part of the process, reference price $132 and then they gave various indications $145 to $155, $155 to $165, now it's $160 to $165 now they're talking about a $5 spread in my experience, that's a sig

katyal also pointed out how postelection, president trum retweeted three very virulent anti-muslim videos, and he responded to additional questions along the line of-- from the chief justice, is there any kind of statute of limitations on these campaign statements? and mr. katyal said the president could have repudiated the statements he made but he ver did. he embraced them, and that is further evidence of animous. judy, there also is a very serious question and exchange throughout the arguments about the power and authority of the president. you had justices sotomayor and ginsberg saying congress has set out a scheme to deal witseh the sorts of situations. congress makes immigration lawsa justice sotr asked, "what gives the president the authority to do more than what congress has said is adequate?" god mr. francisco, the rnment's lawyer, said that the president has the authority under immigration law to supplement what congress did. mr. katyal sayshe di't supplement. he has supplanted what congress does, and congress uses caots, not sticks. no other president, according ko mral, in the

brown and trum are at odds of bringing the national guard to the border.the new comments just a minute ago, brown says the guard is already protecting the border and working throughout the state to keep guns and drugs off the streets and talked about the impact i.c.e. raids are having on the economy, saying immigrants are -- >> many have been here five, ten, 20 years or more and they've become integrated into hour economy and doing important work, working at restaurants and construction and not to mention other industries where these millions of people work. so to scare the hell out of them, put them on the run as it were, is very disruptive. >> now later this morning, governor brown is set to address a union group at the national conference also in d.c. >> the president is in florida and will stay there for a while. >> scott mcgrew joins us now, president talking taxes. >> taxes are due today, it's tax day. the president spoke at the tax round table just outside of miami on monday. he also took time to take on his favorite foe. >> i would say what the hel

. >> woodruff: interesting to point out the trum administration not happy.ent of homeland security says this will make it harder tkeep the nation saf. >> there is a category of crimes that seem to fall into this crime of violence definition that was confusing and vagu and so those are the ones that will be affected, but the admistration still will be able to deport aliens who commit very violent crimes asni aggravated fel, but, yes, the department of justice and homeland security congress to step in now. >> woodruff: urging them to close some loopholes. now, separately the justices heard this case having to do with whether states should be able to charge a sales tax for purchases made online. tell us about that. t. righ south dakota brought the case to the supreme court. they want the court to basically overturn a 1992 decision that said stes can't require out-of-state retailers and other sellers of goods and services t collles tax unless those out-of-state sellers have a physical presence in the state that wants to have them collect the tax. a building, emp

he's written at least six books on the middle east, as well as more recently trum "trumped up." the professor joins us, as well. there's a lot of your former students sprinkled throughout the world. >> and they're all on the other side. of me. >> first of all, i have to ask you, did any aspect of the mueller investigation come up in your dinner with -- >> i can't describe what went on in my dinner. i had a dinner with the president. i met with many members of the staff. the subject of all the meetings were around the middle east, but i'm not free to disclose what went on, but let me tell you about the "access hollywood" tape. i have a theory and i think it's correct. remember, that tape was recorded in california illegally which is a two-party consent state. >> they were wearing microphones. >> but they didn't know it was on. >> but if you're wearing a microphone, you're telling me -- >> no, not under california law. >> really? >> if you don't know that the mike is on, after you've left, if i leave here tonight, new york is a one party, if i go to the bathroom and the microphone

p> this is dr trum country. thank you for supporting donald j. trump for your next president. pres.thank you. i saw them back there. they work hard. these are great people. ok, ready? we need more republicans. we have to get more republicans. they say we have a majority. we need more to get it done. we will get it done one way or another but we need more. with your help, we will elect more republicans and we will deliver even more. again, other than health care which frankly we got rid of the individual mandate, the worst part of obamacare. association health care theory soon. it is coming out over the next couple of weeks which will be incredible where you can buy great health care, highly competitive. i used to talk during the debates -- get rid of the state lines. you will be able to go out and buy great health care at a very low and competitive price. and a essentially, we are getting rid of obamacare. some people would say that we have essentially gotten rid of it. but, you no longer have the individual mandate. you remember what that is. that is when you had the privilege of g

has saidesident trum he wants to work with japan, and the prime minister has really sidentto flatter p by saying he's taking a very leading voice on north korea there's also this idea tt president trump thinks that the trade that we have with japan right now is not fair, and he wants to of japan to pay more. he wants japan to be buying more military planes. he said that in his speech, in the press conference today. so there's this idea that he really wants japan to beef up what they're doing in terms ofng bustuff from the u.s. and that's where things could get a little shaky. it seems as thoughight now-- they played all day playing golf, it seemsike they're trying to get to know each other and things seem to be going smoothly. >> woodruff: it's ating to watch, all taking place at mar-a-lago. yamiche alcindor, thank you very much. >> woodruff: now a view from the white house on mike pompeo's trip to north korea and thepl atic state of play between north korea and the u.s. we turn to victoria coates, special assistant to the r esident and senior direc the national security council.or v

by russia have disseminated information pro trum but it was easy for them to kind of step out of that or make their way out of it because they have a different programming set up which doesn't hort people as facebook does it ok we'll have more for you later in the program but from a lock or from a vice thank you so much we will return to live coverage of those congressional hearings when they go from facebook actually stands up and starts speaking in the meantime let's take a look at some of the other news other stories making news around the world from saudi arabia reported summerside business deals worth eighteen billion dollars the reformist the saudi crown prince i'm having a good sound so i guess his first trip to france i mean seeing the president emanuel because i'm across stuff from the. agrees with saudi arabia that iranian expansion in the region should be curbed. north korea's leader kim jong un has made his first official mention of possible talks with the united states this is according to north korean state media kim reportedly met with top party officials and discussed

with convenience, likening deepening and enduring relationships and where that lives across the xek trum. as far as the money that noose into mexico. it goes in a variety of things. everything from small cap, instruments to be converted into cash over there, all the way down to wire transfers, kind of below the $10,000 tresh threshold that you could possibly imagine. when it comes to cryptocurrencies and i think that one of the more trfrg things about that is that you know, bulk cash creates its on kind of vulnerability. so that's the most secure way, you know, you don't leave any electronic footprints so you're exchanging cash for drugs somewhere and there's really no record of it. but, cash is hard to hide. it's hard to transfer, it's hard to move around. ideally you want to get that down to an account number that can be transferred from one place to the other. when do you that you have enormous vulnerabilities. the thing that makes it more efficient, makes it ease whier for law enforcement to be able to track illicit activity. so that's why cryptocurrencies, the anonymous nature parti

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you would otherwise do business with trump would do you business with trum snp. >> i would do businessif -- if it's focused on improving the economic climate and opportunity for african-americans. and that means putting more money into the pockets of african-americans. and i proposed -- when i met with him, i proposed several agenda items that would go to the question of how do you improve the economic life of african-americans? and one of -- >> such as >> one of them i really focused on which i strongly believe in, there's a huge retirement crisis in this country. >> yeah. >> and particularly for low income wage workers. and one of the causes of that retirement crisis is the leakage in 401(k) accounts people that have small dollar 401(k) accounts tend to cash out when they change jobs. >> right. >> whether they cash out, of course, you know, they pay taxes on the cashout and lose the appreciation on the 401(k) account. we have a proposal, and it's something the trump administration has been supporting from the time i met with him to have the labor department improve a regulation. >> a

the trump administration is standing strong against the trum workers slamming chick-fil-a for christiann. really? really? really? ♪ spirit in the sky ♪ when i die ♪ urke) at farmers, we've seen almost everything so we know how to cover almost anything. even "close claws." (driver) so, we took your shortcut, which was a bad idea. [cougar growling] (passenger) what are you doing? (driver) i can't believe that worked. i dropped the keys. (burke) and we covered it. talk to farmers, we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ ainsley: the new yorker slamming chick-fil-a for christian values saying in an article titled chick-fil-a's creepy infiltration of jorks. the brand's arrival here feels like infiltration in no small part because of its persuasion christian traditionalism. here to weigh in is cbm chief political correspondent and host of face the nation is david brody. what do you think about this. >> where do i begin? how long is this segment, ainsley? look, i have got to tell you. this is hypocrisy. it's media hypocrisy at i

by the way, donald trum presides exactly right about this, the wto has not worked and therefore he hadeans of those rules. so this is going to get messy. we should understand that. but we also have to understand that you cannot have decades of misguided trade policies and think that you can get away without something like we're seeing in the last few days. >> one of the things -- >> dagen: i want to ask a question. you talk about market volatility. let's talk about the economic impact of this uncertainty. because you have farmers in this country, you have manufacture resin this country who are havig more difficulty operating as we wait for this to get sorted out. you saw the dallas manufacturing index, there was commentary in there from the state energy company related to the steel and aluminum tariffs, that they were concerned about it. is our economy strong enough going into this year to withstand this uncertainty, which does impact growth. >> well, you know, dagen, i think uncertainty is the key word. when you look at $50 billion in an $18 trillion economy, that isn't a huge number.