usad: usa, usa, you aside, -- usa! pres. trump: the number goes up and up and up. remember this. trillion dollars in the middle east. you know we have for it?

,: usa, usa, usa, usa, usa! thank you very much. [laughter] -- [applause] pres. trump: you may have heard that i was invited to another event tonight, the white house correspondents dinner. [booing] pres. trump: i would much rather be in washington, michigan that in washington, d.c. right now. [applause] great people. thank you for that incredible support. you want to see a lot of people go outside? we could have built this place up five or six times. you see what is going on. thank you. [applause] this is a beautiful building. i said, couldn't you have gotten one larger? that would've been nice. you are inside the you made it. good job. tonight we are especially honored to be joined by a great friend of mine and a great attorney general, the next governor of michigan. where is bill? bill? [applause] pres. trump: where is bill? where? all right. wherever the hell he is. we also welcome members of congress, paul mitchell, john moolenaar. where i think -- are they? these are great people. i wanted to thank those w

[applause] >> usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! usa! pres.mp: so we have to renegotiate these deals. if you look at china, last year, with china, and look. he has been a great help. president xi, he is a friend of mine. but he likes china. i like the usa. but he's a friend of mine. you know what? he's been a great help on the border with north korea. and a lot of good things are happening there. a lot of good things. i'm not going to give you what is going to actually happen. because we don't really know. but i will tell you one thing. we are not playing games. [applause] i remember, it was very rough three or four months ago -- [applause] pres. trump: that is very nice, thank you. "nobel." i just want to get the job done. [applause] if we would have said where we are today from three or four months ago -- remember what they were saying? he is going to get us into nuclear war, they said. no. no. strength is going to keep us out of nuclear war. [applause] well.re doing very i spoke to the president, this morning, of south korea for a long time

, usa, usa, usa, usa, usa!rump: thank you very much. hello, michigan. hello michigan. [applause] pres. trump: i love this state and i love the people of this state. thank you for being here. thank you. [applause] heard i was invited to another event tonight, the white house correspondents dinner. [booing] i would much rather be in washington, michigan than an washington, d.c. right now. that i can tell you. [applause] great people. thank you for that incredible support. by the way, you want to see a lot of people go outside? we could have filled this place up five or six times. you see what is going on. thank you. [applause] this is a beautiful building. but i said, couldn't you have gotten one larger? that would've been nice. you know the expression, you are inside, you made it. good job. tonight we are especially honored to be joined by a great friend of mine and a great attorney general, the next governor of michigan. bill schuette he. where is bill? bill? [applause] where is bill? where? all right. bill. wh

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[applause] crowd: usa, usa, you aside, usa -- usa! pres. trump: think of it.ber goes up and up and up. remember this. we have spent $7 trillion in the middle east. you know we have for it? nothing. nothing. we have wiped out isis. there is no military like we have. [applause] pres. trump: now i have asked some of the richest countries in the world, sorry folks, you have to pay for this. we're tired. we don't want to pay. we will work with them and stop the trip to the mediterranean for the enemies. people have to pay. they have so much money they don't know what to do with it. they are rolling in money. i have been asking them -- i told a story the other day but nobody reports it. we are going to move the empathy -- the embassy to jerusalem. [applause] pres. trump: a month ago they come into my office with an order. sir, i have an order. sir, we're going to build the embassy. i said where? in jerusalem, sir. good. how much? $1 billion. i said, wow. i had this thing half signed. it is signed "donald." i put a big x over the donald. $1 billion. i said, wait a mi

let's play a little of that because it also has a message. ♪ you're dreaming of the usa ♪ it's neverway ♪ ♪ god bless america, dreaming of the usa ♪ ♪ >> so, it really has a great beat, but it's also, for the purposes of our conversation here, got a real message about america. and i know that you served in desert storm, the first gulf war. you're an immigrant to the united states. you are a little bit of an immigrant, although i don't know whether you call yourself one. you live there now. >> yeah, i was attracted to america for good reason. we all love america for the right reasons, for the movies, for music, for art, literature, culture. and i also take that citation on the side of the empire state -- empire state. help me. >> statue of liberty. >> statue of liberty very seriously. i think a lot of those values we were attracted to are under threat. and so a febrile political atmosphere. i wanted to write a love letter to america, the america we were attracted to. >> your mother came over to work in the united states and brought you over. >> as a kid, they always dream of it. i rem

states regarding syria was vetoed we were talking about diplomatic deadlock as the positions of the usa and russia seemed irreconcilable let's go over what happened at the security council. who had some clearly explained to me what this alleged chemical attack was necessary for the massacre especially for almost all militants. because today they vetoed for the sixth time a resolution condemning assad for chemical weapons attacks on his own people the removal you have already applied to guilt in such cases bush in the wrong. way we are not able to support the text it would be like. and identifying that and doing nothing to put out to. colleagues the real investigation. now from there it's important to know that in dollar terms tweets he said that relations between the usa and russia were worse than even during the cold war and he tweeted out that he saw no reason for what he referred to as an arms race to continue now there was a response from the russian foreign ministry and the russian foreign ministry said that if these smart missiles that trump referred to if they were used to fight

sure that there is more reliability in the future past the deadline of the a quarter so i think the usa and europe should work together in order to end the terrible bloodshed in syria and find a solution for the whole region that we have of course also spoken about our tasks are regarding a new defense in two thousand and nineteen in germany we will have. a share of one point three per cent in our defense spend of the g.d.p. we know we have not reached the target yet but we do you stand by the agreements that we reached in the whales and we also talked about trade and trade first of all we should say that there are very close economic relations between germany the. the usa we want a fair trade as well we want a trait that certainly follows the melter ability multilateralism of the cio but we also know that no international agreements have been reached by the w t o for a long time and therefore by letter all agreements can certainly take this place and we have done so in the past years within the e.u. with the e.u. and other countries as well and that's why i can certainly imagine such n

[cheers and applause] >> usa! usa! usa! usa! >> think of it. think of it.been saying it, but the number goes up and up and up. remember this, we have spent 7 trillion with a t, trillion dollars in the middle east. you know what we have for it? nothing. nothing. nothing. now, we've really wiped out isis. there's no military like we have. there's no military. [cheers] president trump: now i have asked some of the richest countries in the world, sorry, folks, you have to pay for this. we'll work with them and stop the trip to the mediterranean for the enemies. but we have to come home, we'll have those people pay. they have to pay. they have so much money they don't know what to do with it. they have got to pay. i gave a little story the other day but nobody reports it. you know i said we are going to move the embassy to jerusalem, right? a month ago they come into my office with an order. sir, what's the order. we are going to build the embassy. i said what where? in jerusalem be sir. how much? >> sir, $1 billion. >> i said whoa, whoa. i had this thing half s

that should give you an indication of numbers usa. commented ons not his endorsement. the fifth question, should the united states to avoid war? that is an essential question for the chief geomet. a war against a muslim country has multiple repercussions for life there and here, for our economy and their economies, and for the ethnicities and religions that are representative income to -- represented in countries abroad and at home. he should be able to answer these questions, but first they must he asked. include -- too conclude by sharing a brief story. frank gaffney is the head of the center for security policy. he spoke a year ago at the invitation of a citizens group i attended. community and the muslim society, including a woman, a mother in the community, and activist in the community who wears a hijab. after hearing mr. gaffney talk about his belief that sharia law is a threat to the united states , she raised her hand and asked him the question, are you telling me that because i pray five times a day i am your enemy? mr. gaffney looked her straight in the eye

the uk and the evacuations in the uk and the usa."123/and the usa (steve) we know at least eight bays have been threatened as dan kerman reported-- the emery school district reported the threat this afternoon. kron 4 has also learned that threats were made to several other school districts in the east bay.... that includes mount diablo, acalanes, brentwood, piedmont, pleasanton, and antioch. threats were also made against south san francisco unified. for more information head over to our website... kron4 dot com. (pam) new at 6. search efforts continued today .... for three children still unaccounted for... following the crash that killed at least five members of the hart family, in mendocino county. a c-h-p helicopter, as well as 10 members of the mendocino county sheriff's search and rescue team, conducted a search around the crash site today. officials sa, y the low tide today offered ideal conditions to conduct the search. the body of an african- american girl was discovered on friday near the site. officials believe that body may be one of the two missing girls of the hart famil

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to sixty billion dollars now on the other side of the battlefield china has also declared war on the usa could cultural say with plans to it's like tariffs on agriculture that is stemming from us sort of trump leaning states in the u.s. now is right and who's wrong in this dispute because i know a lot of business people who have accused china of stealing technology or at least buying it and copying it which some would say is stealing anyway but as far as these tariffs go china does have a right to hit back at trump's tariffs isn't that the case or in the first place trump tariff policy so-called it's whitely disputed as the one who will end all solution for its trade deficit which is your ending that i know you only white about on the other hand yes china is white regularly accused of ip infringement intellectual property infringement it's a tricky point to weave into been because a lot of merit a lot of american brand tech products. outsourced to all manufactured in china itself so the actually really do need each other and in this case i should point out trying to raise going by the ru

and finally, another snowstorm in boston, usa, and this is a man dressed as elsa from the disney film frozen, pushing a police truck. oh, just let it go! # the cold never bothered me anyway... and that's it from us. you can find clips of previous episodes on the website. we will be back later in the year, until then, keep checking the forecast! this is one of those forecasts you have to keep checking this weekend because it's all turning a little window me into tonight and tomorrow. a picture earlier this morning showing the sunshine in guernsey. celebrating the 100 years of the raf today. easter sunday is the best day

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and currently in power at usa g that i reported naszar to and it was omitted why? many unanswered questions. she is saying that someone she went to and explained she was being abused is still in power at usag. do you know who that is? >> i have suspicions. the people in power that have the most interaction with the athletes, they are still the same people there. and so i have a feeling it is one of those people and as long as they are in power. usa gymnastics will not accept accountability for what they have enabled the abuser to do and the culture they created. >> you think there should be hearings that should be investigated. >> yes, i think so. there should be a hearing where usa gimgistics should be there and why no medical records. >> martha: that is a great question and i hope you will come back. take care. >> thank you. >> martha: something different. kanye west infuriating his fans by announcing his support for a african-american conservative. will he apologize? or will he stand his ground here? jonah gold berg on that and a bigger question next. >> and i w

were trapped in the mountains military intervention by the usa led to their release . so i would say in this instance that military action can't be condemned in general well before before i agree to such a mission it has to be founded in international law and one must feel that in the end there will be less violence. currently there are many problems with military intervention. it's difficult to move the un security council to take unanimous action due to conflicting political interests there is a deployment such as that of the usa france and britain to attack assad's chemical weapons sometimes legitimate if not legal or. not to this is a loss it cannot be tolerated keeps using chemical weapons in this barbaric fashion in syria it's also a huge breach of international law this is totally unacceptable therefore i don't think retaliation with bombings outside the limits of international law is the cleverest reaction this is not a step which brings us closer to a solution it leads to further escalation i believe that all states should now prioritize their endeavor to seek

council could not reach a consensus on that matter at this point as we hear different voices from the usa we see one thing on trump's twitter page we hear all options on the table from the white house we hear from the state department and the secretary of defense it becomes clear that it's possible there may not be a very clear strategy and that a lot of people are left guessing about what may be coming next trump may be

mudslides surged through neighbourhoods in the usa — this is southern california in january.ared of vegetation by the state's largest wildfire in history, the mud had nowhere to go and nothing to hold it back. more than 20 people were killed in the devastation that followed. tropical cyclones have continued to roam the pacific. in february, tonga is in the firing line of cyclone giza, the worst to hit the country since modern weather records began 60 years ago. among the casualties and the widespread destruction, the more than century—old parliament building. in australia injanuary, it's near record summer heat that is making the headlines as temperatures in sydney top 47 celsius. and in south africa, unprecedented drought takes cape town closer to becoming the world's first major city to run out of water. every day without rain takes the 4 million people who live here closer to the day the taps run dry. brazil in february, and the eerie sight of a forest trail completely submerged by water. the flood subsided almost as quickly as it came but it produced scenes that look like

state department the spokesperson she has said that the usa doesn't exactly know what went on there they don't really have very much information this is how they're nauert now we do know that some sort of a substance was used a chemical was used we're just not sure at this point today exactly what was what used now furthermore we've heard from the russian defense ministry and they say that they have sent their chemical experts to the site in duma and that they just don't see the evidence that that attack even took place so this is the russian ministry of defense. but you but you're. off to the duma incidents russian experts arrived at the site of the alleged chemical attack took soil samples and collected data which showed there were no police in the substances at the scene at the medical institution shown in the helmets footage move the stuff nor pollutions confirmed any victims or use of poisonous substance is now at this point u.s. fleets are on their way to the middle east and the world is holding its breath wondering what will happen next and how much restraint various world powers

syrian arab republic he had the support of france in doing so france militarily cooperated with the usa in order to carry these airstrikes out now more recently we've heard a cron take credit for urging donald trump to keep a u.s. military presence in syria apparently trump was talking of withdrawing u.s. troops from syria but necron convince him otherwise now the white house says that that's not the case they were not convinced by the french president but regardless we've now even seen statements from a cron talking about the relationship between france and the usa in a multilateral world protecting the world from great security issues now there is a very strong point of disagreement between the crown and trump when it comes to international issues and that would be the iran deal the conclusion of the p five plus one nuclear negotiations mccrossin says that there is no good plan b. and that deal needs to stay intact however we've heard very different rhetoric from donald trump when it comes to the iran deal this is trump and the crown speaking about something they clearly don't see eye

were to remain in saudi arabia sorry if the usa were to remain in syria that saudi arabia should pay for it this is donald trump. our primary mission in terms of that was getting grid of isis we've almost completed that and will be making a decision very quickly in coup warden issue with others in the area as to what we'll do saudi arabia. is very interested no decision and i said well who do you want to say maybe you can have to pay now it seems based on these comments we've now heard the saudi foreign minister warning their regional rival qatar to share in some of the burden and the cost of military operations in syria or else well some pretty harsh consequences we heard what he said earlier now it's also important to note that on tuesday when donald trump met with french president mccraw on he announced that the usa had approached a number of other countries about sharing the costs of syria this is trump at the white house. now it should also be noted that that you know doha and riyadh they're u.s. allies but they're in a proxy conflict with each other and we recently saw last yea

of the usa and this is really dangerous towards our history well the broadcaster states the project no political agenda however the initiative has drawn outrage across the mainstream media and many of saying the message supports donald trump's narrative that some popular outlets are spreading fake news the president has also stepped into the spat to defend this thing group he described to c.n.n. and n.b.c. as a dishonest fake news networks while telling news organizations what to say and do is an accusation that we've heard before as jacqueline very good explains russian media as a beacon of honesty truth and integrity we work hard to maintain our outstanding level of work unlike foreign outlets who lie i love putting. my mind is in the whitish spicy with irish that's the assumption many in the west make about russian media fully controlled broadcast with angers and correspondent forced to read a pre-prepared scripts no details left to chance so much of it is state funded after all but in the us where so many channels are corporate owned it must be different right the sinclair broadcas

ew cline and isr a contributor to "usa today." he writes the following, "president trump is a symptom, not a cause. paul ryan is a serious man and a non-serious time. it is jettisoning adulthood." explain what you mean. guest: pleasure. i think a lot of this talk is that is it paul ryan's party or jeff flake's party or donald trump's party misses the bigger picture here. went frommp are not mars and put a spell on republican voters and take over the party. he grew out of a culture. voters grew out of a culture. my argument is we have a combination here of ascendant youth culture in america that is combined with our social media and our technology to produce what i like to call a sick burn culture. everybody has to get in a sick burn. everybody is interested in getting the last word and being thrilled and excited and you can see it on twitter. getting the last dig in. everything is focused on andulation and the moment it's focused on the today makes -- the dynamics you in schools and the way that we seek attention and the way that

an accepted behaviour was followed, but now i think western partners, chiefly great britain and the usabehaviour and resorted to lies and disinformation. days of tit—for—tat expulsions have been met with tit—for—tat rhetoric. meanwhile, the former spy and his daughter remain seriously ill in hospital. sergei skripal in a critical condition, his daughter yulia now conscious and talking. in salisbury, the process of decontaminating areas affected by the poisoning is expected to begin this week. as with the police investigation, that's likely to take months. and, with russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov accusing the west of playing children's games in response to the attack, it appears the political and diplomatic consequences might last longer still. stay with us on the briefing. still to come on the programme: trying to prevent another school shooting in america, but is putting weapons in the hands of specially trained teachers the answer? the accident that happened here was of the sort that can, at worse, produce a meltdown. in this case, the precautions worked, but they didn't work

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there is a deployment such as that of the usa france and britain to attack assad's chemical weapons sometimes legitimate if not lethal stored. but to missiles and wallace it cannot be tolerated keeps using chemical weapons in this barbaric fashion in syria it's also a huge breach of international law this is totally unacceptable therefore i don't think retaliation with bombings outside the limits of international law is the cleverest reaction this is not a step which brings us closer to a solution it leads to further escalation i believe that all states should now prioritize their endeavor to seek political solutions within the framework of the un to put an end to the suffering of the civilian population and. yet while others are talking the russian president is taking swift action in syria to put it bluntly bombing assad back into power isn't that the sad reality of this is to call it is the sad reality in syria and many mistakes have been made by various parties in the past. of course pressure has to be exerted on russia they are the one political talent which is able to stop. by talking co

y conf que usa va a tomar >> siria la semana pasada, es nu p operativo .... >> autoridades reconocenrado pero tgracias a los a latinos. rogelio nunca imaginÓ negocio de botas que abriÓ hace .... sonora, sinaloa, michoacÁn jalisco, guanajuato,chihuahua, son dados de muchas botas. >> se estima que 50% de los 8500 habitantes de este pueblo son inmigrantes en su mayorÍa de mÉxico, lorena lÓpez la Única periodista hispana de este lugar ha sido testigo del crecimiento de su comunidad. >> ahora hay mÁs gente joven y los latinos dan la fortaleza de vida, de energÍa a este pueblo. >> la mayorÍa de inmigrantes hispanos llegan atraÍdos por los trabajos disponibles en las plantas procesadoras de carne pero se involucran en otros aspectos del mercado. >> los latinos estÁn aquÍ para quedarse, pagan impuestos, abren negocios, dice que gracias a los hispanos la poblaciÓn ha crecido mÁs de 14% desde el aÑo 2.000 sin embargo, esta comunidad ya no se siente tan segura. >> si uno tiene hermanos o familiares que estÁn sin documentos pueden deportarlos. >> tanto legisladores federales como locales que rep

usa, usa, usa. >> eric: oh!not total. that's all we really were looking for. >> eric: it's only what we care. the rest we don't care. success. >> anthony: okay, success. okay, which one is me? >> eric: i don't know. jinx it. jinx it. you know you do hamsa, hamsa, hamsa. that's the jinx. hamsa, hamsa, hamsa. hamsa, hamsa, hamsa. see? told you. >> anthony: you're wishing evil on others. you're totally coming back as a sea cucumber. >> eric: ah! yep! >> anthony: we're wiping the floor with these yokels. it's like "deliverance" in reverse. no. >> eric: we have no ch -- >> anthony: what is it? 10-10 now? >> eric: 10-10. this is the winning point. >> anthony: i know you're so into this. i can't believe it. you're so competitive. >> eric: my jacket. >> anthony: oh yeah, blame your jacket. there you go. usa. woo. i've never seen him so happy. all right. it's miller time. >> eric: monsieur. santé. >> anthony: santé. merci. i've never seen this side of you, man. i don't know what to think. ♪ ♪ >> eric: i cannot believe it

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team usa's carli lloyd made some history today. scored her 100th career goal. >> it's a great milestone but i've got, you know, a lot of things that i still want to accomplish left in my career and it was a good day. team usa won the friendly 6-2. >>> vianey arana talking about what we had friday is long gone and what's coming tomorrow is going to be like july. >> yeah. even better. that atmosphere is far off to the east now. all that we've got left behind now are just a couple of clouds. that cleared out nicely thanks to high pressure around here and now the temperatures quite comfortable i might add. 65 degrees for the peninsula. 66 for the south bay, 66 for the tri-valley. this is definitely how you want to enjoy a sunday so we had a couple of showers early on yesterday that caused chaos but now we've got a nice calm this afternoon and into the evening hours. 61 degrees for san francisco. i want to show you this beautiful shot. i know we had some of that snow melt but overall still seeing a decent amount of snow. 54 z-z. definit

with the money and airports need a lot of that according to a study by a ports council international usa ports need an estimated seventy five point seven billion dollars in infrastructure investment through twenty nine. but when we talk about aviation infrastructure we have to consider different elements the more evident such as the larger terminals more gates or extra runways others such as control communications are less visible to us but are equally important but american airports don't only need an upgrade they require a comprehensive plan if that doesn't happen the country that saw the birth of aviation will struggle to compete in the twenty first century. donovan take. time now for a quick break but hang here because when we return we'll get up to speed on the tit for tat trade war between china and the united states there's been more action the last twenty four hours plus the gibson guitar company may be headed for bankruptcy big bummer i'll give you the details as we go to break your numbers at the closing bell another good day for stocks all green arrows for the start we'll be r

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make usa today. there is some speculation they said that they think they have the authority to do that. and the phrase that you would use it would cause chaos so given that interpretation as a senate or congress need to do something to protect him? why or why not? >> working together on legislation may have much more to do before we leave. i told him i will support appropriate legislation and he knows that and then decided not to do that do i think president trump would find that legislation? i doubt it sounded like mitch mcconnell put more water on it but i have no reason to have anything but faith that what is best for them especially since he adamantly said there's nothing to hide. if it would happen that would hugely change the presidency i don't see that happening but if there is a legislation that comes through the judiciary committee i will sign onto it. >> before those report that came out that, pale met and secondarily. >> and you said you are marking marsha blackburn campaign will you vote

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i would point out that numbers usa gave him a b plus rating and noted that mr. pompeo was in nativeborn citizen, unlike secretarys kissinger and albright, were natural born citizens of the united states and unlike secretary kerry, he did not speak any languages other than english, and that he is neither a person of color nor any other minority. to give you an indication of numbers usa. mr. pompeo has not commented on his endorsement. the fifth question -- should the united states seek to avoid war? that is an essential question for the chief diplomat. the war against a muslim country like iran or syria has multiple repercussions for life there and here and our economy and their economies, and for the ethnicities and religions represented in countries abroad and at home. mr. pompeo should be able to answer these questions, but first i must be asked. to include a brief story about my encounter with frank gaffney. frank gaffney is the head of the center for security policy, and and ane about a year ago invitation of a citizens group. i intended -- attended that spe

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president donald trump is declaring mission accomplished after the usa, france and the u.k.hed air strikes in syria. the strikes were meant to punish it syrian regime for allegedly launching a chemical attack on its own people. >> let's talk about the possible consequences of those air strikes. >> he's a professor of peace studies at the university of bradford in england. curious to know your thoughts on how effective these strikes will be in the broader context of this conflict in syria. is it going to change the momentum at all? >> no, probably not. essentially these were largely symbolic strikes. one is struck by the president's use of the phrase "mission accomplished." i think that was last used by the president george w. bush in 2003 when the regime had gone apparently in three weeks, but in fact the war lasted six or seven years and killed more than 200,000 people. i think one has to understand that this is primarily a set of limited attacks which had very specific functions to demonstrate that the west was prepared to do this. but in strategic terms of very little con

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