of all of our freedoms. [applause] v.p. pence: speaking from the rose garden, president trump declared, in his words, that the federal government will never, ever penalize any person for their protected religious beliefs. and he directed the department of justice to develop new rules to protect americans of faith in the public square. i can promise you, president trump will continue to fight to ensure that every american has the freedom to follow the dictates of their conscience and add their voices and their values to the beautiful tapestry of america's national life. [applause] v.p. pence: and this president stands for religious liberty in america and across the wider world. just last month president trump traveled across the middle east and europe, where i know he was deeply honored and moved to have the opportunity to meet with the holy father, pope francis. the president and the pope had a lengthy and meaningful discussion about issues facing our world. about how our nation and the church can work together to address

welcome back to the guy's report on my return to i was a robbery guess is the v.p. of payments at that hour right here in mexico city as a welcome back thank you very much for now of course it's not all about trip down there's other factors out there in the world like mass compassion for example what's happening to pay so well after having one of the worst performers the last years against the u.s. dollar which is a main party though we get compared to because it's or maybe business partner it's suddenly started having a pullback and now they're saying it was very funny because in bloomberg for simple the less weak the publisher that was the strongest currency for the week after being one of the worst currencies in the last years moves many of this has to do for example with the elections of the us press in which brought a lot of volatility and uncertainty. after that after the elections the water go a little bit calm but the exchange she didn't go down but then in january when he could actually into action he made a big threat to ford for them to go out of mexico with

welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time out of turn to those a rodriguez is the v.p. of payments at bet so it's a welcome back thank you very much malcolm welcome back to mexico to yeah yeah we're here to a half years ago and we have done is that things are growing quite rapidly in a lot of neighborhoods and we are just a crypto currencies are growing very big here big going is growing very big here and if when we get into that or should say with just tell us a little bit about what that so is it was a first mexico big corn exchange that a lot of people for east to have access to an easy way to get big points through mexican best's so what we do this we have an or open order book exchange with it which allows customers to place orders to buy and sell. afterwards reedit other technologies we currently have cereal and a month ago we had it ripple so now we only not only have three order books for them changing against mexican vessel we also have order books against big conversely theorem and. write just ok errors in the system as volume as the order flow well there is ther

the 2017 class of america's astronauts. applause] v.p. nce: these are 12 men and women whose personal excellence and personal courage will carry our nation to even greater heights of discovery into i know will inspire our children and grandchildren every bit as much as your forbearers have done for this american program. this newest class of astronaut, it is my honor to bring sincere congratulations of the 45th president of the united states of america, president donald trump. [applause] v.p. pence: your president is proud of you and so on my. resident donald trump is firmly committed to nasa's noble mission. leading. leaving america in space. space.ing america in applause] v.p. pence: earlier this year after the signing of the first nasa authorization act in seven years, the president renewed, in his words, our national ofmitment to nasa's mission exploration and discovery. the president also said we must have, in his words, the kurds to look. to look for answers and places we have never looked before. ways.k in new he said these new disc

of manufacturers. welcome back to washington, d.c. [applause] v.p. pence: it is an honor to address you today and i bring greetings from my friend at the best friend of america manufacturers will ever have, the 45th resident of the united states of america -- president donald trump. [applause] v.p. pence: it is an honor to be here to express the gratitude of our president for america's manufacturers. you are the engine for america's economy and rest assured, president trump is fighting every day to rent that engine and things to his leadership and your ingenuity, american manufacturing is roaring once again. [applause] me. pence: but first, let express a word of appreciation to all of you in this association and all of your membership. since are found in more than 120 years ago, the national association of manufacturing has tirelessly for the american competitiveness and equal opportunity have an not only do you advocate for the businesses in this room, you really at the gate or america itself. does you really advocate for america at itself. american

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facebook's v.p. of partnerships nick grudin saying "we're focused on episodic shows and helping all our partners understand what happens across different verticals and topics we're funding these shows directly now over time, we want to help lots of creators make videos funded through revenue sharing. facebook's promise of viewership data is particularly appealing to studios, i'm also hearing point of conflict of negotiations is facebook's interest in owning many of the shows and studios are reluctant to give up long-term rights. now, this is just the latest example of facebook doubling down on video. last year, launching a video tab for the app, this year a separate video app for facebook users to save videos to watch on their tvs. facebook wants to keep its users in its family of apps whether they want to make a teen callphl or watch a tv show. >> thank you, julia boorstin facebook's latest endeavor means there would be another player in an already crowded video on demand space netflix, amazon, apple,

finally, the v.p. of advocacy and served on d.c. city council and d.c. state board of education. he also has over 20 years of experience in urban public education. thank you all so much for being here today. at the end of the discussion, we'll open the floor to discussions. there are microphones at either side of the room for you to be able to line up and ask questions. i'll let you know when the appropriate time comes. okay. so we have multiple generations represent theerd day on the panel. and that was important because we wanted to get different perspectives of their experience. and so the first question that i would like to pose to each of the panelists is what were the barriers to educational opportunity as you saw it either through your own personal experience or through your parents experience or through your family's communities before the brown versus board of education decision? and i'll start with you, miss ford. >> i grew up in little rock, arkansas. i was in the second round of kids that went to central after the little rock nine. but one of the barriers is my dad's

v.p. al gore getting some inconvenient truths of his own courtesy of our chris wallace.rs later. >> yeah. >> weren't you wrong? jillian: so how did he respond? like this. >> limit and avoid the most catastrophic consequences if we accelerate the pace of change that's now beginning. jillian: a new segment is being added to gore's upcoming sequel film to account for president trump's withdrawal from the paris agreement. all right. you have got to listen to this story. it looks like road workers need to head back to the classroom. a painting crew misspells the word school. you can see it right there. this is on a road right in front of an elementary school of all places. it happened in canada. city officials say the crew accidentally mixed up the letters o, h, spraying them upside down and backwards and just wrong. the mishap going viral on social media. people getting out of their cars to pose with the error. they have corrected the misspelling. as you guys know you have got to double-check when you are spelling something. steve: traffic proofreader. ainsley: how did that

of tweets coming in. this is from richard, who says the following, it sure feels like watergate today with president donald trump. the white house lawyering up both the president and the v.p. , referring to both getting lawyers. and they say getting outside counsel. politicians have learned from watergate what not to do to get caught. they aren't better simply at not getting caught. and there's this from park storm saying donald trump's alleged misdeeds with the russians make nixon and #watergate look quite insignificant. some other news on this sunday morning from "the new york post," the u.s.s. fitzgerald, which was damaged a couple of days ago, seven bodies have been found, the story available online at nypost.com. the bodies of those seven sailors missing after the predawn collision off the coast of japan on saturday have been found, confirmed by the navy. they were found in compartments below the water line that flooded when the collision tore a hole in the destroyer of the u.s.s. fitzgerald. they decides either from the impact or drowned when the seawater flooded the compartment. most of the approximately 300 sailors on the ship were asleep at the time. the navy say

v.p. they are also reporting on capitol hill trump is not taken seriously. they're exhausted at times, exasperated by his hopscotching from one subject to the next and they have come to regard some ofeats as empty. including that crossing the president posing little danger. when you have a 35% approval rating and you're under fbi investigation, you don't have a hammer. when an off camera press briefing are pushed back. their the president has been very engaged in this process, as have multiple members of his administration. and he's made a lot of calls directly to members. we've said before, i would never underestimate this president. if he is committed to getting something done, he will. >> for more, i'm joined by the author of two of those articles. and an msnbc political analyst. and phil, the white house bureau chief at the "washington post." i'm also joined here if aspen by the bureau chief for usa today. so let's talk about this. glen, tell me what you think. i don't like projecting what will happen two weeks from now with this president. are you saying right now, or into the future, you see a weakness? >> well, look. i think at the beginning of this negotiation, mitch mcconn

association of manufacturers, vice president mike and set the trump administration would repeal the affordable care act and an act text reforms. his remarks are half an hour. [applause] v.ppence: hello. hello. thank you. to i. -- thank you. to i very much. -- thank you very much. thank you for that kind introduction. thank you for mentioning our new