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but geantrypagepage twe questions for the white house. here's abc's chief white house correspondent jonathan karl. >> reporter: a warm welcome for french president macron. the first foreign leader to get an official state visit in the trump white house. >> congratulations, great job. >> reporter: macron, who gave the president an epic handshake in brussels last year, is as close to president trump as any foreign leader. but much of the president's focus right now is on the upcoming planned meeting with a sworn enemy, kim jong-un. >> hopefully, that meeting will be a great success, and we're looking forward to it. >> reporter: over the weekend, the president pushed back on critics who have questioned the wisdom of agreeing to meet with the north korean dictator without getting much in return. "wow, we haven't given up anything," the president tweeted. "and they have agreed to denuclearization -- so great for the world -- site closure, and no more testing." north korea has suspended missile testing and announced plans to shut down a nuclear

and question have twe have the g tomorrow.ith the rain and the snow. by take us break, wednesday, thursday more typical of what we would see in april. so you will need all the gheear with the shorts and rain gear right through monday. >> i was going to say, yeah, from the sierra to the south bay, a little bit of everything this weekend. >> sort of like last week, about that was atmospheric river. but enough that it is unusual. >> all right. lisa. thank you. >>> south bay will play host for the 2019 college football playoff national championship. and earlier this week organizers unveiled their plans. and the locations of the fan activities may an sbe a surpris some. plans revealed for a championship experience unlike any other. >> infrastructure is here, people power is here. destination part of it is here. this area has everything we need for. >> preparations are under way as the south bay gets ready to host the 2019 cfp national championship at levi stadium. the event first tweak of january is expected to draw more than 100,0

trump responded fra furious twe. later saturday trump met with pirro.urday night trump dines with trump again this time joined by bill shine. sunday morning fox does a series of report osa buzz feed article on a caravan of migrants headed for the u.s./mexico border. and one of those reports border patrol union head criticized catch and release immigration policies and called for nuclear option to pass gop immigration legislation. within the hour trump responds with a wild tweet storm echoing judd. much of this makes no sense but trump reiterates the comments when asked about them by the press pool as he is about to enter church for easter services. the tweets up end the administration's efforts to heal the u.s./mexico relationships. fox is excited the next morning. here is how they open the 6:00 a.m. hour. trump is apparently watching again and does another angry tweet storm about mek koe, reiterating the points from the day before. trump was tweeting about a fox and friends segment about trump tweeting about a fox and friends segment. the feedback loop

another american ground war, we don't want an american presence that way, but for the president to yujust twes, again, foreign policy by flying by the seat of your pants. obviously he wasn't briefed or he was briefed and ignored it, but something just doesn't pass the smell test. i think it's the president, again, shooting off his mouth and not actually being realistic in terms of what we're trying to do. >> this plan that barbara starr just reported on, which as she said, has been in the works for some time, military leaders talking about sending dozens of additional troops into syria. is that something that you agree with? >> no, i don't, but i do think that congress has to play a role, and once again congress is not living up to its responsibility. we have authority for force, and all the administrations, not only this one, has used that as a blank check, and that's not something we can tolerate. so i think we have to have a meeting -- gathering of congress. we've passed two bills. one is my caesar bill which slaps sanctions on both iran and russiang in syria, and then another bill in fore

president trump has told me, twe were together a long time on thursday and friday, and he likes president xi. they get along. he respects president xi as a negotiator. but they have got to play by the rules, chris. it's been going on -- technology's everything to this country, everything. our entrepreneurship, your innovation, our future growth, our productivity, we cut corporate tax rates to unlock the animal spirits around technology. itwe cannot let china willi wily steel our technology. >> chris: you said you weren't going to announce a trade coalition of the willing today. other countries that were going to join us in taking on china. who are they? >> i didn't make this announcement. i'm just observing. >> chris: you said between 24 and 48 hours, i'm going to announce a trade coalition of the willing. do you have them? >> they are coming to us.24 >> chris: who are they? japan, europe, australia,ri canada, they have come to us. >> chris: they're not talking about tariffs. >> sure they are. >> chris: japan said they were going to join us in taking this issue to the world trade oranizat

person who has a great deal of evidence and electronics and the president is very angry eted about and twe people are wondering if it makes him more likely to fire robert mueller from continuing the investigation. amonghas been speculated many that he has tried to do this. what are the implications here for the president? a lawyer with whom he has had andidential communications we have the investigation with russian involvement with there is theand president's person -- personal what he will try to do next is a lot of this. how much closer is that? the judge in the case allowed the defense team to have access to all of this and we will see courto back and forth in and this is certainly not the end of this. this is the beginning of the hearing. she had a lawyer. does the white house have a more cozy relationship with fox news van we thought? >> it is interesting. and seanity's lawyer lot in support of the president and has talked about this case and this raid and it is all very interesting. >> thank you. the japanese minister is talking with trump and his approval ratings are going to new l

prevention to help different areas and jurisdictions be able to prepare for an event so what you're trying twe are trying toh resources to the left as recent studies have shown for every dollar that medication we save a dollar and prevention gets $6 saved in the response recovery so what we are doing is looking at the systems to build those cultures of resilience and prepared us. >> madame secretary, on januar january 16 you testified before the senate this 90% of unoccupied children released never show up for court. can you provide the committee with how you came up with this 90% figure? >> sure. when we encounter you may see we register them at the department and turned them over to the department of homeland human services. >> what i'm saying is in writing. >> the chair will recognize members present at the start by seniority according to the rules the chair recognizes the gentleman from new york. >> thank you for your testimony today and for your service. i have two questions i will ask them together so you have more time to answer. first is on the issue of grants, homeland security grant.

30 gigawatt market, maybe less for 2018 in terms of divestitures, expecting to shed $20 billion in twext year there is a strong line of sight that they expect to have some updates on how they are exiting some of these assets in the second quarter and second half of the year. also focused on running the company better and focused on cash focused on returns in terms of the dividend because there's been a lot of talk on whether this dividend could get cut again. we have no current plan to cut the dividend again in terms of different investigations under way, the company did take a reserve charge of $1.5 billion in its report this morning tied to those mortgages with wmc from precrisis. the subprime mortgages in terms of the s.e.c. investigations which are also under way, she said no update on that, that they're still ongoing. i also asked her about rising interest rates, whether this is a tailwind or headwind for this company given the debt she said that it's a pure expense. it also creates more margin for the insurance liabilities so that ultimately they want to see these rates rising al

the latest attempt was in twe nty20 olympics.for 2024? we hope so. there is a lot of talk of netball being in the talks among the ioc to get it into the olympics hopefully it will become an olympic sport. to compete in olympics would be amazing but become of games is the highest we can do. to become involved in the olympic games would be amazing for netball is all over the world. keep smiling, i think you will. thank you for coming on the programme. thank you for having us. let's bring you the weather. if you woke up to this view this morning, you know it is going to be a lovely day. what a beautiful start to the day in norfolk. we have had lovely scenes from all our weather watchers. this is the scene in nevin. and in surrey, lots of blue skies across the united kingdom. we do have some crowd across scotland, northern ireland and around the irish sea coast. some missed and cloud lapping onshore around the coastal areas so little bit fresher. elsewhere, we're looking at the sunshine, temperatures up to 20 degrees in the south—eas

communities on beauty and bouncy but lifeboat station has protected people for many years but from tweccess to the service whatever the weather. obviously search and rescue at sea is provided by an number of organisations. of course, the coast guard and rnli but they do have a proud tradition at the rnli and we should be very grateful to the record that the rnli has shown in search and rescue at sea. it is obviously independent and it decides where it thinks it is best to put its resources but we are supporting the work of independent lifeboat charities through our rescue boat grant fund which has allocated over £3.5 million since 2014 to increase capacity and resilience by providing new boats and equipment. the commonwealth is a wonderful organisation. too many commonwealth countries have anti—gay legislation on their statute books and, of course, a lot of the mara legacy to colonial days when britain was a very different country. what message does she have to commonwealth leaders this week about gay rights? and more importantly the message going to gay people in those countries who a

. >> as twe were talking with one of the border parole presidents in the last hour, he really addressede president is putting focus on what needs to be done on situations particularly that we're going to see today. here's what he had to say. >> president trump said it best, you know. we've got to fix the corrupt laws. he's doing a fantastic job bringing it to light, explaining what needs to be done. but there are people in the middle that need to figure it out. they're coming through mexico. mexico has allowed them to come through their country knowing that their entire intentions are to come illegally into the united states. i think mexico needs to take some of the responsibility to. mexico has been aiding an abetting these individual to enter our country. we don't know what record or criminal record they have from the country they're coming from. >> roughly 2:30 p.m. eastern time they're going to be in a meeting place in tijuana and they're going to walk to the border after meeting with legal counselors and present themselves at the border. that would be this afternoon. >> because te