>> well, i think that's extremely unlikely. not only is that illegal, but it could also create a very dangerous situation in north korea. in part because north korea has weapons of mass destruction and it's not clear what the command and control procedures for using those weapons are. so taking out the leadership of north korea could result in those weapons being transferred on to somebody else in the elites and we don't know what the consequences would be. >> kelsey, after this week's summit in florida, look at this, a report in the stars and stripes makes this point. china is reluctant to go too far due to fears that a north korean regime collapse could lead to a refugee crisis and possibly bring u.s. forces closer to its borders. what change would you expect china to make moving forward? >> i think the united states expects too much of china when it comes to north korea. because china is north korea's largest trading partner and because it shielded north korea from harsher sanctions in the past, washington tends to think tha

i think it's probably unlikely. and i know they're doing investigations into that right now. i would like to think that they didn't know. but certainly they could have. they were there. so we'll find out. general mattis is looking into it with the entire pentagon group that does that kind of work. >> just take out the words "probably unlikely" from that answer. donald trump gave a good answer. i think it's certainly possible, and they know they're doing investigations into that right now. you can even say i hope they didn't know about it. but if you take out the i think it's probably unlikely, you end up with a perfectly normal answer. i think it's probably unlikely makes it the most pro-putin answer the president could give in response to that question today. those press conferences don't allow follow-ups like why do you think it's probably unlikely? because to think it's probably unlikely, someone has to give you some information about that. donald trump insists he does not vladimir putin. so it can't be based on knowing that putin's not a bad guy. or knowing that putin is

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unlike many holidays on our counter, i will get to gorsuch in a minute, don't worry, unlike many holidays on our calendar, equal pay day is not a commemoration of some achievement. equal pay for women is not even close to a reality. women still make $.71 for every dollar a man makes it a similar position, african-american women are making $.64 on the dollar, latino women making $.54 on the dollar, it is holding the american dream, and two women in the country, equal pay day is not a commemoration, a reminder glass ceilings are everywhere, hugely consequential, tangential, tangible barriers women face every single day that men do not. in 2007 the supreme court in a 5-4 decision by a conservative majority, lily ledbetter could not pursue a claim she was entitled to equal pay, the lily ledbetter fair pay act reverses on spare supreme court decision was the first bill president obama signed into law in 2009 and that leads me to the supreme court, just one of so any examples of what is at stake in the nomination of judge gorsuch to the supreme court which we now debate here on the floor of the

choices,et difficult and if they don't push, it is unlikely to happen.eficiaries who will fight to keep them, so pushes,he white house motion it's unlikely they will put together a plan that in something permanent. scarlet: speaker ryan has pushed for the border adjustment tax, u.s. companies have filed back against. are there proposals that don't include the dat. -- bat. >> without it, it's unlikely to be revenue neutral. it doesn't synthetically likely to succeed at this point. retailers have been lobbying furiously come aggressively and have had success in building doubts in the minds of ,awmakers, so without the bat it is unlikely they can get a revenue neutral plan. a lot of questions right now. aides say theyn need leadership to succeed on these things. it is easy to say tax relief, cut taxes, but to make it permanent and have it stand the test of time, you need these difficult choices on revenue offsets. it is unlikely we will hear it on wednesday. scarlet: thank you so much. we do have some after-hours movers, express group halted from trading. .

that is highly unlikely. if anything gets to the house -- even if that does happen, the senate has craft a different bill because whatever the house passes the senate will not. this could go on for months. the biggest issue is this shutdown -- may be one of the things we are hearing is, because members -- house members will not be getting into town until tuesday night, there's not a lot of time to release a bill and have people look at it. there may be a short-term has been craft a final deal. >> will talk more about the wall. over the weekend, trip officials were adamant that the funding needs to be part of this. republican senator marco rubio saying, it is a debate we are having but next year, not with this current continue resolution debate. republicans?the >> there in a tough spot. a lot of republicans and some democrats to support border security and have voted for border security in the past, this is the white house is big -- this was a centerpiece of chums campaign, you he will build along the pay for.

. >> i think it's extremely unlikely.ancy pelosi knows that her caucus is about as unified as it's ever been. as house republicans are at each other's throats over the affordable care act, the democrats have worked in lock step, working together, agreeing on basic policy issues, voting as a bloc. that's important. that makes democrats and -- it benefits them politically, of course. they can go home to their constituents and say they're fighting against trump to say their constituents like that, that's helpful. but it makes pelosi very powerful when the white house comes to her because she has that caucus so disciplined. i think it's unlikely we'll see democrats becoming more warm or more amenable to republicans going forward because there's not much in it for them right now. >> i'll get over to you, kevin, the relationship that speaker ryan has with leader pelosi. how do they get along? it's been talked about that perhaps you know speaker ryan may go to the other side of the aisle and say, i need help here. >> look, there

right now it's unlikely they could even reach guam. but north korea is taking troubling steps that indicate that it's moving in that direction.

. >> it's highly unlikely that he's get 60. >> reporter: republicans need eight democrats to move the gorsuch nomination to a final vote. indiana senator joe donnelly announces west virginia's joe manchin and north carolina's heidi highcamp. democrats from red states, trump

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right now it's unlikely they could even reach guam. but north korea is taking troubling steps that indicate that it's moving in that direction. that's why a new diplomatic initiative, a new strategy and a new policy targeted at freezing those launches to prevent north korea from developing that capability is what the trump administration really needs to be focused on right now. >> do you have a timeline? is it years, months, decades? how long before they can do something like that? >> well, they are testing rocket

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it's unlikely they would come out their first meeting like this as friends.t be hard for them to be friends. it be hard for them to be friends in any real sense. i wouldn't have grandiose expectations. everything would be done through translation which could be quite awkward and hard to develop in that situation. they could respect each other if they make it obvious what their priorities are. i can see each side coming away thinking it is a serious person that they can work with and they have differences that they can resolve. i would be happy if the mat atmospherics would be good not in the censure that they —— i would be happy if the atmospherics were good, not in the sense that they love each other but with mutual respect. the best you can hope for is that they set a foundation for moving ahead. there will be follow—up meetings and activities. if the leaders have a good start then their respective benat level and subcabinet level officials get to work on the details. —— cabinet level and subcabinet level. thank you very much indeed. just looking at some li

it is unlikely. it is very unlikely. i think you will agree. conservatives and their backers can afford to opt out when things go wrong. they have forum on this and they have been doing it for decades. they already send their children to the most exclusive schools and universities. they already dominate the upper rungs of career ladders. they have a get out ofjail free ca rd they have a get out ofjail free card when the conservatives are at the controls. applause i have a message for you today. u nless i have a message for you today. unless you also have a get out of jail free unless you also have a get out of jailfree card, it unless you also have a get out of jail free card, it is the same and it is time to step up. when i see step up, i mean registered to vote. claim your future. applause you have until the 22nd of may to register. over two points for millions young people are missing from britain's electoral register. -- 2.4 from britain's electoral register. —— 2.4 million. only 20% of 18—24 —year—olds turn out to vote. the conservatives a

i think it would be very unlikely. feel that their very survival is at risk if they do not give up nuclear weapons. thank you very much for joining nuclear weapons. thank you very much forjoining us from new york. thank you very much forjoining us from new let's take a look at some of the other stories making the news. more than 700,000 people were given refugee or protection status by eu countries in the last year — twice as many as in 2015. germany granted asylum to the most — around 445,000 refugees — three times as many as before. most people granted asylum were from syria. venezuela says it's pulling out of the organisation of american states, accusing it of interfering in its internal affairs. there were more demonstrations on wednesday to call for early elections — there's an acute economic crisis, and nearly 30 people have died in protests since march. scientists in britain have developed a simple test for glaucoma which they say could lead to much earlier detection of the leading cause of irreversible sight lo

single figures is unlikely. it will feel much, much cooler.t north—westerly airflow around this high pressure will get cut off to a certain extent on tuesday. these weather fronts coming in affecting the north of the uk. this rain could be quite heavy. it

dorothy became an unlikely star on her son's show served as correspondent during the winter olympicsdelivered top ten lists from her indiana kitchen. she authored a cookbook "home cooking with dave's mom." she died at her home in indiana. she was 95 years old. >> stephen colbert thanked dave for sharing her with all of us because it was definitely a wonderful moment seeing her. >>> well, police in florida are asking for help to catch those responsible for a destructive smash-and-grab robbery. take a look here. whoa. that blue pickup truck plowing into a gun store driving inside leaving behind that massive hole. three people following it. stealing guns, as well as ammo. the truck was later found on fire in a wooded area. so far no one in custody. >>> in the world of suspected bank robbers, this would be an epic fail. police near york, pennsylvania, trying to find this bicycle bandit. he's wanted for robbing a credit union. unfortunately, the money kept trying to escape. eventually he scooped it up and then he kept on riding. lucky it wasn't a windy day. >> taking his time there. >> 20

is unlikely to brand china a currency manipulator.ideasury is preparing ranging currency report, but steve schwarzman doubts beijing will be criticized. that would break a key trump campaign promise and another sign the administration is backing away from his tough rhetoric. >> i don't know, but i would doubt that would happen. i think the meetings in florida at mar-a-lago were good meetings . i was therefore some of it. and president trump seemed to establish a pretty good relationship. rosalind: reports from japan say the u.s. has agreed to brief tokyo before taking military action against north korea. the pentagon has discussed a possible strike following the missile launches. earlier, pound yang said a preemptive strike on south korea in response to the u.s. moving a carrier group to the area. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. gatead: china's factory inflation likely to take a breather and march after sewing to the highest level in february.

but the real jaw—dropping moment came from an unlikely source.nal. it was a nice goal, but first of all, we are very happy because we are in the final. spurs are great team, it was hard today, but when you score four goals against them, you score four goals against them, you have to win the game, so i‘m very happy for the team. chelsea delighted, as were spurs. this was their seventh in a row. that‘s a record. they played very well for long periods of this match. they must pick themselves up, only four points behind chelsea, and as for chelsea, they have proven themselves winners. they know how to handle these big occasions matters by many will feel in a month‘s time they will feel in a month‘s time they will come back here to wembley and they will be going for an elite in cup double. we‘ll show you what happened in the first of the scottish cup semi—finals shortly, but first let‘s stay in england because four of the teams that started that day occupying the bottom five places in the premier league have been in action. over to olly and our footba

it is very unlikely. i wasjust told place tomorrow? it is very unlikely.the last day of campaigning anyway. the schedule was kind of light. but it has been mentioned that the leading candidate francois fillon said he would suspend his campaign and he was calling upon the other candidates to do the same. several candidates over the past couple of hours have actually cancelled whatever it is they had scheduled for tomorrow and they will all make formal statements regarding what happened the night tomorrow, and that will be pretty much it, the la st and that will be pretty much it, the last day of campaigning. the first round of voting is scheduled to be held on sunday. is there any risk that the authorities may decide it should be postponed ? that the authorities may decide it should be postponed? not so far. francois hollande has made a statement a few minutes ago, saying that every precaution would be taken to make sure that voting would be as safe as possible, 50,000 security forces would be deployed all over the country to make sure that is the case, but

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i2 year's final at the crucible but unlike 12 months ago the chinese superstar didn't start by losinginst the world champion mark selby. applause. selby can also score quickly when he gets the opportunity, and he fought back to level proceedings. applause. the englishman then took the lead for the first time after winning the fifth frame, which was scrappy. where is the cue ball going? 0h! ding junhui has shown mental toughness in this tournament and is determined to become china's first world champion. he continued to play attacking snooker and scored heavily. selby quickly saw his lead disappear as ding won three frames ina disappear as ding won three frames in a row. an excellent century break rounded off the opening session in style. 17 is the target for victory when play resumes. in the other semi—final, former champion john higgins leads barry hawkins 5—3. higgins led 4—0 at one stage but hawkins recovered to win three of the next four frames. they'll also resume on friday. afghanistan and ireland could soon be playing test cricket after the world governing body, the icc, made a

>> it feels very unlikely at the moment. president erdogan is for the moment the most popular man in turkey at the moment even if he is a very divisive man. if there's a main figure within the main opposition party who is currently out of jail who could mount a particularly strong opposition to him, never say never but he seems unlikely to win in 2019 and his opposition party seems to be the biggest party in parliament. the only means to have a check on the president is to form a majority in parliament in turkey right now but that seems unlikely. >> how much of a fabt did the attempted coup play into this vote? >> it may have a major effect, because president erdogan was able to show there was a very real threat to turkish address. the faction in the army trying to surface from power. and for that reason, we need to create a stability and you the electorate night to vote for this constitutional change that would centralize power of the president. >> sreenivasan: was turkey and was erdogan conscious of what the rest of the wo

i think it's probably unlikely that we'll see a test today, but kimjong—un is making it absolutely clearprepared to negotiate away his nuclear weapons whilst being threatened and challenged by the united states. and experts believe that with missiles, with weaponry like this, they are just a few small steps away from having a real deliverable nuclear arsenal and, of course, once they reach that stage, it's a game changer in terms of the regional security situation and the global international diplomatic calculation about what can be done about north korea's military ambitions. it changes things for good and the young man sitting up there in those stands has learned those lessons from his grandfather and from his father before him. a little earlier, i spoke to our washington correspondent, laura bicker, who gave us her take on the us view of today's events in pyongyang. ican imagine i can imagine that the areas experts in the pentagon are watching that parade and wondering exactly what kind of missiles north korea have. there were 56 different kinds of missiles on display, of ten differen

>> reporter: unlike a beth leiser, tests for drunk drivers, police have no standard road side test to detect most drugs. how difficult is it to know if somebody's on a drug? >> it could be extremely difficult. if you don't know what you're looking for. >> with police across the country in need of training, the study says many drugged drivers are combining multiple substances. >> i can still hear the impact. >> reporter: mary gaston says her son, blake, was killed by a driver high on medical marijuana. >> there's a perception that marijuana does not impair you like alcohol does, that you can smoke a couple joints, eat a couple brownies and go out and drive. that's not true. you are impaired. >> reporter: tonight, the lives behind the numbers, the sobering truth about drugged driving. miguel almaguer, nbc news, los angeles. >>> we're back in a mee moment with why this was such a sad day for hollywood and movie lovers. needles. essential for him, but maybe not for people with rheumatoid arthritis. because there are options. like an "unjection™". xeljanz xr. a once daily pill for adults w

most people think that quite unlikely. i'm just possibly? most people think that quite unlikely.ying devils advocate. maybe the rebels did get their hands on chemical weapons. after weapons of mass destruction in iraq, after all that, we are not as trusting of the security briefings we get from politicians. hence, presumably, that call politicians. hence, presumably, that ca ll fretful politicians. hence, presumably, that call fretful investigation. absolutely. but they need to discuss this off the newspapers. this meeting with rex tillerson, given what the g7 said yesterday, which was no fresh sanctions, they will wait and see, what tools does he have in his armoury to pressure russia? it strikes me he does not have many. i think he has gone there with nothing in his back pocket. i know that borisjohnson, the foreign secretary and my former boss, was trying very hard with his us colleagues to try to get something stronger in terms of sanctions that the g7 can impose. they haven't got that. it looks like it has been two days and you come out with a view of, let's wait and see. th

unlike on the democrat side where a coronation, republicans believe in competition.enter the fray, including businessman bruce levell, who's close to donald trump. this whole game's been changed across the country and you'll see over the next two years you will see in mayoral races, city council races, state house races, congressional races, because people are tired — republicans and democrats have done a horrible job of getting involved with special interests and lobbyists and pay to play, that's the tension now in dc. this crowded field of candidates includes local politicians, business people who have never held office and democrats trying to fight back. in many ways this race reflects politics across america and that's why it is being watched so closely. in november, donald trump won this district by a tiny margin after many republican voters deserted the party. the result here could hinge on how they vote this time. traditionally i have been voting republican. i've not really been happy with the trump administration and i want this as a message against the trump

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the penn, unlikely to be president. matt: thanks very much. bloomberg mliv macro strategist, to melog proved priceless this morning, very useful. i recommend our clients and viewers who can follow it, mliv go. we will bring you a host of big names including dallas fed justin trudeau. coming up, we are live in zurich. we get the latest on consumer news. reportss the food giant earnings. unilever also reporting. we are back in paris with three days to go until that french election. the open 18 minutes away. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: good morning from sunny and absolutely freezing cold berlin. there is a live shot of the brandenburg eight. it is 840 5 a.m., 7:45 a.m. in london. let's get out to hong kong for it bloomberg is this flash with juliette saly. juliette: thank you. is news host bill o'reilly leaving the network in the wake of a sexual-harassment scandal that caused dozens of advertisers to flee his top-rated show. try first century fox announced his exit and a one sentence statement saying after a thorough and careful review of the all

unlikely a runoff, but certainly a big question mark. story of the last three weeks was the rise of the far-left jean-luc melenchon. the more right-wing party goes fillon second tour? he says i will qualify for the second round. that's been the story the last three days, the republican candidate, the party of mr. sarkozy just caught back up again and is now second favorite. that's something markets welcome. they would like to see him make the second round. if we see the euro versus the yen, it paints that picture nicely. over the last three months, down, but ticking up a bit the last day or two. so markets taking their foot off the worry a little bit. >> wilfred, when we touched down i remember right before brexit we heard a speech, i think on bbc, from boris johnson appealing to last-minute voters to vote out. that was the emotional take. we painted it as rational versus emotional. the same thing with donald trump eliciting an emotional response is that dynamic at work in france? >> it definitely is. it is highlighted by that front page

unlike staterun student residences, it's open to highschool students and graduates as well as current students. it's something of an experiment in japan's highlyregulated society. in tokyo millions of people spend several hours a day commuting. given its central location, the new student dorm will make life a lot easier for its residedents. the decor isn't fancy. ryosuke kobayashi spent 4 years as a student at harvard. he lived in an a dormitory there and that's what inspired the project here in tokyo. >> "this is a dormitory. it is small one, a prototype, there are only nine rooms. this is the laundry room, with some showers and there are two bathrooms." >> the founders of the student residence are members of the global shapers community, which was initiated by the world economic forum. it's their goal to make the world a little better. >> ryosuke has moved into one of the rooms. in the us he studied social sciences and became interested in the impact of campus life. >> "you know, we canan learn fm each other becausese we are so diverse and d that is whatat i y cacame to understand t

unlike netflix. yahoo! in a lot of ways, it has the same challenges. it's easy for their customers to switch as well to another provider, unlike netflix which has been creative in the marketplace with original programming and looking into other venues. yahoo! has not shown the same spirit of innovation. with that being able with the b corporate issues they have. they're trying to maintain the brand value, the value of the franchise and transition to their future. any earnings period between now and then is a weigh station on to the way they will ultimately be. >> kevin, thank you very much for that. a quick look at u.s. futures, a slightly weaker start to the trading session. i'm carolin roth, "worldwide exchange" is up next. . >>> good morning. markets now, futuring pointing to a lower open on wall street after stocks see their biggest day in a month. >>> bank of america, goldman sachs, j & j, ibm out with quarterly results today. >>> and donald trump says buying american is a snap. more on the president's big jobs push today. it's tuesday, april 18,

do you think this week is unlikely? mr.picer: whenever the speaker and the leadership in the house tell us they feel confident, we would encourage them to move forward. i am not trying to answer -- to not answer the question but i think that is the answer. when they feel as though they have the commitments to push the bill forward. >> there was a push to get something on the legislative record by the 100th day? mr. spicer: we have been clear and i think the president has been clear in his comments of that it is our goal to get it done and get it done right. i read some background quote but we have been clear publicly about what we want done. kelly? >> the president has made it very clear that judge gore -- justice gorsuch was part of his 100 day accomplishments. that is off the list. is it the dinner not happening or is it not publicly being talked about? mr. spicer: we have moved to some things around on the present process -- president's schedule this week. >> would that sleep of the whole court into the politics of 100 d

michelle: with a vote on a new health care bill unlikely this week, they are trying to pass a spending bill. any bill would require 60 votes to pass the senate. that means at least eight democrats will have to supportive. so far democrats are holding firm against any funding for the president's border wall with mexico. the negotiations have been positive and they feel confident that will not happen. throws thisesident monkeywrench called a border wall into it, that will not be supported. michelle: there are some signals the white house may not push for a border wall funding until later this year. while the administration says it is confident there will not be a personnel management is working with agencies to prepare just in case. the last government shutdown in october 2013 lasted 16 days. 100 members of the u.s. senate will be at the white house wednesday. lawmakers will be briefed about excavating tensions -- escalating tensions with north korea. typically take place on capitol hill. problem, aig world problem we have to try to solve. now it's time to solve the problem. jonathan: no

unlike the other leaders of the revolutionary generation, unlike jefferson or washington or adams, hamilton, madison or franklin, burr was born fully and unquestionably into whatever nobility and gentility 18th century america had. unlike the other revolutionary leaders, therefore, burr never felt the need that he had to earn his aristocrat particular status. aristocracy was in his veins, in his blood, and he never forgot it. and he took it for granted. consequently, he behaved very differently from the other revolutionary leaders, especially in promoting his own selfish interests at the expense of the public good. his letters are not full of any talk of virtue or disinterested behavior. he just didn't care about that. his talk was always concerned with what can i do to advance my interests. he didn't care about the other values that the others were intensely trying to cultivate and perform. burr behaved differently, and in the end i think that difference provoked his fellow statesmen into bringing him down. he was brought down from both ends of the political spectrum, from hamilton at one

huh, crisis averted. >>> unlike many other large >>> unlike many other large correctional facilities,ulsa county jail was designed as a single-story structure with double-tiered cells. >> when we were designing this facility, we went to many facilities around the country. the elevated or the multi-storied buildings were cumbersome and hard to maneuver and it separated the employees from each other. >> because the jail doesn't rise several stories high, it has a large footprint. roughly the same size as ten football fields. among its unique features are long, steadily ascending hallways that connect various housing units. >> the longest hallway is quarter mile long in our facility. as you go up, it's elevated. >> each corresponds with a housing unit, so if there's a problem, staff would immediately know which unit to alert. >> because it's long, and going up. it helps us to see. we can have a visual on the inmates all the way down the hallway. >> the hallway has been traversed numerous times by inmates, including jimmy maxwell and his son, brandon maxwell. now a third member of the fam

while this two day trip is expected to include a casual dinner and working lunch the next day, unlike when president hosted japan's prime minister back in february though the two world leaders will not be playing a round of golf. chinese president views on the game are causing local golfers to react with surprise. you'll hear what they have to say, coming up on "eyewitness news" at 6:00. back to you. >>> natasha, thank you. >>> today embattled chairman of the house intelligence committee reaccused himself from the investigation into russian's meddling in the presidential election. republican congressman devon nunez said he made move after what he calls false, politically motivated ethics complaints were filed against him. the complaints questioned whether congressman nunez mishandled classified information, after secretly visiting the white house to review evidence related to the russian probe. >> it is clear that this process would be a distraction to the house intelligence committee investigation into russian interference in our election. >> it is in the best interest of the investi

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unlikely to work now.ably is a solution to be found out there, but it's going to involve minor changes to obamacare, working with democrats, just don't see any appetite either in the white house or in the house republican caucus for that. >> i want to quote your most recent column here, just the beginning. >> that's very kind of you. >> anything i can do to help. you write in part, quote, you're talking about two major issues for the trump administration right now, the first is whether trump will get away with his air row gapts dismissal of the public's right to a transparent government free of corrupting conflicts of interest. the second is whether those who would hold him to account, remain focused, mobilized and determined. the second part of that, it reads as if, perhaps, you are a tad bit skeptical that this group is going to be able to do that? >> no. i'm actually not skeptical because i think the problems trump raises transcend party and ideology. if you look at his refusal to push away his business

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this is an administration that unlike obama, did something in syria.ctually attacked an air base where the russians were, that didn't hit any russians, but not afraid to do it. there a carrier group vinson, off the shores of north korea. that sends a message, when you combine the two, the chinese have to calculate that it is possible not likely, but possible this a president who would actually do a preemptive attack, or at the least, in a year or so we'll see it, shoot down a rocket that the north koreans have launched. that will be another signal that chinese are worried about how it is a nixon effect. what is this man capable of doing, and that i think is having an effect on their being acting rather well so far on north korea. >> pretty interesting. >>> next up. palace intrigue at the white house. st saved a whole lot of money by switching to geico. huh. we should take a closer look at geico... you know, geico insures way more than cars. boats, motorcycles... even rvs! geico insures rvs? what's an rv? uh, the thing we've been stuck on for five years

unlike pills that don't treat congestion, clarispray covers 100 percent of your nasal a clarispray.rom the makers of claritin. >>> storm victims in the soikt are trying to figure out how to make newone person was killed lt when a tree hit a house in lancaster, south carolina. at least 40 tornados touched down across the south since sunday. >>> well, hillary clinton blames russia for a role in her election loss, and a girl is found in india raised by monkeys. those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. "new york times" reports on hully clinton's views on russian meddling during the election. she is con vinced that the hacking contributed to her defeat. >> it was carried out by a foreign power under the control of someone who has a deep desire to dominate europe and to send us into a tail spin. >> mrs. clinton spoke yesterday at a conference on wome issues in new york. >>> the toronto star says canadian issues are holding an american man after finding a fake bomb in his suitcase. it was during preflight inspections at the city's airport. the flight to chicago was delayed

unlike antacids, gas-x ® relieves pressure and bloating fast. so political headlines at 17 past the hour. the trump administration taking new steps to lay out its policies to allies in asia. vice president mike pence on his way to south korea this morning, having departed roughly about an hour ago, part of an 11-day trip to asia along with his wife karen amid rising tensions in north korea. the white house is pushing back on criticism after rolling back an obama administration precedent of releasing most visitor logs. the white house says grave national security risks and privacy concerns prompted its decision yesterday to keep those records private on going. president trump is at his mar-a-lago estate where he's spending easter weekend with his family. here is part of his weekly address. >> i also want to give a special message to those struggling americans who felt for too long the bitter taste of hard ship. i want you to know this white house is fighting for you. we are fighting for every american who has been left behind. we are fighting for

a quick swap of ties because unlike some, i don't own multi team gear. >> we started up in the bay area in oracle arena and the ducks won it big time so we're here to see the sharks do it. >>reporter: more security, and then a pivotal game 3 between the sharks and oilers. unlike their oakland sports breath ren, team teal couldn't quite get it done and sees a deficit for the first time. >> we need to be better. we got to be better. >> it's playoff hockey, it's one shot, one break, one bounce. that's the way it goes. >>reporter: well, you win some. you lose some. the ecstasy is great, the ago none hurts. sometimes after long day's worse you pass a all pro linebacker who makes you feel a little bit bit r better. how do you get yourselves up off the mat? >> you need to step up. you need to hit somebody, anybody. that's what we got to do. we got to come out here grit ee and hungary, we do that, shargs all the way baby. >>reporter: scott reiss, ktvu, fox2 news. >> how about that, seeing bowman at the sharks game. i would not want to be hit by him, that's for sure. still ahead, it's now been 1

that seems unlikely to happen.n introduction of the tax plan next week and the fact that by friday the -- they have to fund the government or they'll face a government shutdown on trump's 100th day in office. that would be the first time a -- a party that runs the white house would oversee a government shutdown on its watch. >> quite a benchmark of the 100 days right there. but caitlyn, let's talk about a bright spot for the president it's the action in which he took on syria. the military might, a poll finding that a majority of americans support, 62% what he did there. do you think that is going to enhance potentially instant gratification that president trump wants knowing that -- showing military might works to get the american public behind him? >> it's interesting because if he's going to focus on the foreign policy elements as achievements of his presidency so far, that runs counter to everything as it pertains to foreign policy. he campaigned a as a pop you -- populist and now he's been thrust into the fore

when a donald trump raises the north korean nuclear weapon program today, xi jinping knows unlike the last eight years is up against somebody who . >> sean: all saying obama's redline in the sand with syria, that caused them to eliminate all of their chemical weapons. they were wrong, they were dead wrong. we saw the impact this past tuesday, dead children lying in the street and many others suffering and bleeding and dyin dying. my question is this, what if obama and kerry edit susan rice were as wrong on iran and the deal that they made in the capacity they made nucler weapons as they were in syria ag rid of weapons? >> these people live in a fantasy land where rogue states authoritarian governments make commitments and live up to them and we can verify that they did at the bridge in syria we saw the consequence of this. all those chemical weapons were taken care of. barack obama were told us. they could verify it, just like they were sure iran has stopped its efforts toward deliberate nuclear weapons just like they could cut a deal with north korea, this is a lesson for the new tru