some of the warmest weather we have seen today is in the lehigh value e lee. 78 in reading. 79 in white hallin bethlehem. a little warmer tomorrow. and then a lot warmer on saturday. those clouds moving through, no showers with them. we have showers and even some thunderstorms in western pennsylvania. we're going to have to watch through the night tonight. here's the futurecast. you can see some of them generally after midnight. but this latest computer model just in showing everything really weak k overnight. by tomorrow morning, it is warm. and then tomorrow afternoon into the low 80s. maybe even a little lower humidity than what we saw today. we still have the cooler weather at the shore. not quite as cool as today. it was in the 50s at the beaches today. that's why nobody is on the beach in cape may. saturday morning we could see a round of showers or thunderstorms. then we get a break. and then the temperatures shoot up. so we have this southwest wind warming us up on saturday. it's going to start coming from the northeast. that's going to be bringing the cooler air in. so e we start at

president trump earlier today hosted a white house town hall meeting about some of his initiatives concerning infrastructure, eliminating regulations, education and work force development. vice president mike pence introduces the event. vice president pence: thank you very much for that. how about a round of applause for that last panel, ivanka, dean, will burr. it's a pleasure to welcome you to the white house. thank you so much. i want to thank everyone

bethlehem 57 and white hall, two degrees warmer at 59 degrees.least it's getting a little warmer. still unseasonably chilly. here is why. notice the direction of the win. the marine layer not bumping, why these clouds have been sticking around all day long preventing any daytime heating which is why temperatures for today were a little chillier. tracking, added an overlay. satellite and radar. light showers moving through the region west to east. reading you may see a scattered showers moving through by approximately 5:56 p.m. pottstown and limerick, 6:28 for you. delaware, dover, could see a passing shower isolated perhaps around 6:30 p.m. and millville just under 7:00 p.m. not very active. still, we have showers and isolated th isolated thunderstorms jut to the west of us. why i'm tracking them for you. starting at 5:00 p.m. picking up clouds. a little break here for the jersey shore. for the most part those showers are definitely moving across from west to east. the good news, not very organized. wass at 6:00 p.m. seeing pockets of oranges and

white hall 54. walnut court cooler at 54 degrees. satellite image picking up plenty of clouds.southwest towards the northeast, you can see that rain heading here. now, it's not going to be initially organized. on our hour by hour forecast you'll see how the rain starts to gep. we'll start this at 11:00 p.m. when we get this nou motion there. you start to see the clouds moving in and thickening. even though i say southern delaware will see some showers early in the morning, again not very organized by tomorrow afternoon. tomorrow evening we see some pockets of heavy downpour. and notice how massive this system is. we're going to get a little bit of a break, in other words, some scattered showers. but more for tuesday especially for that tuesday afternoon and evening commute. we may see some really heavy pockets of downpour especially along the jersey shore. so keep those umbrellas handy. you will need them at least for the next three days. upper 60s through low 50s across the entire delaware valley. then we start to climb into the 70s by wednesday. right now i do have a mostly c

white hall at 73. bethlehem at 71 degrees. future temperatures i'll start this at midnight. would like to show you what they were talking about. by tomorrow afternoon into evening hours, we'll climb into the low 80s. by 5:00, 6:00 p.m. tomorrow, 81 in philadelphia. westchester, 79 degrees. a pair of sevens for doylestown. a live look outside right now. it's dry. we starting to see some clouds develop. doppler radar picking up on some light returns just to the west of the pa suburbs and lehigh valley. here is our setup. an area of low pressure hovering over the great lakes. you can see a warm front right here which is why that warmer air is sliding into place. that cold front will be here by the weekend and trigger cooler temperatures. i expect locally that we may see scattered showers and one or two isolated thunderstorms moving across the region and possibly some area of patchy fog developing later tonight through the overnight hours. let's time this out for you hour by hour. starting at 6:00 p.m., notice here we'll pause at 8:30 p.m. seen the spintroduction of heavr downpo

nazareth and white hall, two degrees cooler and jersey shore, conditions along the shore looking justay. ocean city 58 degrees. mays landing 65. wood vine currently 56 and cape may courthouse, current temperature 57 degrees, and in delaware, also feeling that marine influence. so notice the chillier temperatures. harmon hills 62. and the point seeing upper 50s. with that easterly influence, georgetown currently at 70 and milton, your current temperature, 67 degrees. hour-by-hour forecast is doing a great job picking up on the back end of those showers. and those clouds. however, they're not going to completely clear until later tonight, and then we have another low dipping on through. notice by tomorrow we do have showers in the forecast. so i did have to add that. initially partly to mostly cloudy skies and adding those showers for tomorrow, but the good news is i'm taking them out for sunday. sunday is going to be my pick of the weekend, because notice by saturday, 11:00 p.m., everything has pretty much pushed offshore. you're out the door forecast for tonight, climbing just a littl

rob was left to roam the white house halls unattended. >> can i just -- >> you need some help?i think i got this, but thank you. um, maybe. thanks, man. i'll see you in a minute. >> they don't have security anymore? still hayed, we kick it with the union. they have had an awful season thus >> oh for the season, the union the only team in mls without a victory this year. 0-4-2. saturday, they host montreal, fingers crossed. >> everyone says they have a great locker room in the easy times. this has been a hard time. you find out about the group and what it means to stay positive and stick together. i have seen that. >> the union montreal match is saturday afternoon at 1:00 here on "6abc." playoffs in game four. this is a high scoring affair. up ahead, t.j. scores his second of the game, washington wins, tieing phillies. >> that's sports. >> "jimmy kimmel live" live next. julia driv dreyfus guests. >> "action news" continues at 4:30 with pamela edwards, matt o'donnell, karen rodgers with traffic. for "action news," i'm jim gardner. goodnight.

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white hall at 35 and walnut port, same deal, 35 degrees right now. feeling like more upper 20s to low 30s, because of the fact that it is a tad breezy out this morning. here's our radar and satellite view, still a clear one. that's not going to change today. you see just a little layer of clouds here that's been moving slowly off to the east. still lingering over new york, but it's just going to continue pushing offshore. three h three-day outlook, this is where it's at. i love myself some 80s and we get them in this forecast. sunday, 58 and i be mondby mond degrees in philadelphia with dry conditions. in the suburbs, 68 today, but up to 78 on monday. the lehigh valley, 55 to 64 to 76. both saturday, sunday, your weekend look great and then even warmer to start the workweek. in new jersey, 59 today, the forecast high will be at 58 degrees for the jersey shore. and 60 for delaware on our saturday. we go to 67 on our sunday in new jersey with 78 by monday. along the shore, there's a little difference here over the next couple of days. why? because of t

rob was left to roam the white house halls unattended. >> can i just -- >> you need some help?i got this, but thank you. um, maybe. thanks, man. i'll see you in a minute. >> they don't have security anymore? still hayed, we kick it with the union. they have had an awful season thus far. hear what the coach hopes to hear about his team in the near future. congressman macarthur promised to protect our health care. but when right-wing politicians tried to pass a disastrous health care repeal bill that raises costs and cuts coverage, macarthur wouldn't oppose them. macarthur wouldn't protect us from a bill that raises premiums and causes 24 million to lose their insurance. wouldn't oppose a massive "age tax" on people over 50. but supported a 600 billion tax break for the wealthy. tell tom macarthur - stop trying to repeal our health care. >> oh for the season, the union the only team in mls without a victory this year. 0-4-2. saturday, they host montreal, fingers crossed. >> everyone says they have a great locker room in the easy times. this has been a hard time. you find out abou

nbc's chief white house correspondent halle jackson has more on that. >> reporter: at the white house, a jarring juxtaposition the president posing with the easter bunny, at the other end, new questions about north korea. >> behave. >> reporter: later on fox news. >> i don't want to telegraph what i'm doing or what i'm thinking. i'm not like other administrations where they say, we're going to do this in four weeks and that doesn't work that way. >> reporter: that strategy of suspense, a hallmark of this administration so far isn't sitting well with russia where there is new tough talk. on russian state tv, a putin ally saying, quote, trump is more impulsive and unpredictable than kim jong-un. trump tight lipped. >> drawing lines hasn't worked in the past. >> reporter: president trump appearing to take his own advice, the art of the foreign policy deal. he's written negotiators should use leverage, in this case that's his budding relationship with china, staying in close contact with beijing. secretary of state rex tillerson in touch with his chinese counterpart this weekend. fight ba

nbc chief white house correspondent halle jackson. i want to ask you about sean spicer's fluid explanation of past statements and by the president of the united states. they were certainly very vague about the location of the carrier, but that it was steaming towards the sea of japan. >> the carrier certainly knew where it was, and secondly it is worth knowing that there is occasion occasionally a slippage into gears. the four-star admiral who commands the specific fleet. what is disturbing is that it turned into a conversation that makes it look as though the united states did not have intent. it did not follow through, it did not have determination, that is how it is being played right now unfortunately. you said sean spicer navigated the questions. they need to navigate that carrier right back north toward the korean peninsula. and they can go 800 or 900 miles a day. it can be in position quickly, and it will be, i'm convinced, to service if necessary. >> admiral, i want to ask about gronkows gronkowski's special -- we'll see what

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. >>> president trump spoke at a white house town hall meeting with ceos and other business leaders about some of his initiatives concerning infrastructure, eliminating regulations, education and workforce development. he's introduced by vice president pence. this is about half an hour. [ applause ] >> thank you all very much. thank you, reid. how about another round of applause for that last panel, ivanka, deena and wilbur. it's a great privilege to welcome you to the white house. thank you so much. i want to thank everyone involved in the partnership for new york city, michael core bit, stephen schwartzman. it is an honor to have the leaders who are gathered in the room here with us today. i know the president is on his way over and it's my great privilege this morning to share a few thoughts in the midst of this important conversation in the topics you're covering before i introduce my friend and the 45th president of the united states. but let me say first and foremost, the company represented in the partnership for new york city are all american success stories. you have our admirati

white. they all testified against hall and he was found guilty of murder. he appealed to the supreme court california and set a person of chinese ancestry should not be able to testify against a white person. in california as elsewhere during the antebellum period, african-americans and native americans cannot testify against white people. the california supreme court agrees with hall and says yes, chinese immigrants are also not white, and therefore they too cannot testify against a white person. you see these types of rules all through the american south. here in virginia, for example, free slaves could not testify against a white person even if they committed murder. natalie? student: [indiscernible] prof. moon: because there was at least one white person, that charges would stand, but the testimony from the chinese immigrants would not. so decapitation act of 1855, it is interesting the california tried to do this. on monday we talked about the passenger laws the supreme court had already ruled on that states could not regulate and manage immigration. im

andrea mitchell is in moscow and white house correspondent halle jackson at the white house and hans nichols is at the pentagon. andrea, let's start with you. a tenser situation for the secretary of state than initially people would have thought. >> and in fact for him to be the first official to come to moscow after the chemical attack after the air strikes with people here saying as you reported, the foreign ministry said hours before he arrived that relations with the u.s. are at the worst since the cold war, when i first started coming here when nuclear weapons were pointed at each other and the reagan gorbachev summits were taking place. for putin and the foreign ministry to be saying that is teeing this up. what's most remarkable is that the hardest line coming out of the administration after weeks of mixed signals on what to do about syria is coming from rex tillerson. now they seem to be on the same page. he and general mattis at the pentagon where hans is working together. we have a new security adviser. steve bannon has been taken off. he seemed to have a new confidence tha

white person. they all testified against hall and he was found guilty of more -- murder. he appealed to the california supreme court stating that a person of chinese ancestry testifyot be able to against a white person. in california, as elsewhere in the antebellum. period, african-americans and native americans could not testify against white people. the california supreme court agrees with paul and says chinese immigrants are also not white, therefore they too cannot testify against a white person. rules allese types of throughout the american south. here in virginia, for example, in slave people and freed wax could not testify against the white person, even if they committed murder like hall. we also have the tax of 18 65. yes, because there was at least one white person who said the charges would stand, but the testimony from chinese immigrants would not. good question. the capitation tax of 1865 -- 1855. it is funny that california tried to do this because on monday we talked about the laws that the supreme court had states ruled on that cannot regulate managed immigr

the city has until june 30th to respond reporting live outside of city hall, andrea white thomas, nbc 10 news. >>> a philadelphia soccer coach arrested for getting a teenaged player pregnant is an undocumented immigrant in the country illegally. that new information tonight from federal immigration officials, and nbc 10 investigators mitch blocker looking into how philadelphia checks the backgrounds of volunteer whose work at parks and rec centers, live at south philly at the rec center where the suspect coached. what have you learned today? >> reporter: jim, this where the suspect, francisco contreras met his victim, as young as 14 when they game a sexual relationship. in the past few hours we've confirmed with customs officials he was in the country illegally and led to questions how he passed the background check in order to work with kids. this 39-year-old soccer coach is in jail tonight held on $750,000 bail. police say he lured one of his 14-year-old players into a sexual relationship, and then fathered a child with her. police don't know if she's the only victim. >> there is po

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now to halle jackson at the white house. as the president deals with all of these challenges within syria, it was striking gled that news conference, we heard him shift on a number of key issues. what do you make of this? is this a candidate evolving to a commander in chief? >> you talk about this with senior administration officials as we have done, and one official said listen, this is more about the destination than how you get there, right? the emphasis was being put on the fact that he is keeping his big campaign pledges on growing jobsi ing jobs, making sure to make america safer and stronger, but these are still reversals from the president. these are still flips on his past positions. talk about it in whatever context you would like, but that is the bottom line here. the president is giving reasoning, right? he is explaining why he is doing some of these things. you look at the idea that china will now not be labelled a currency manipulator which we heard at so many campaign rallies. it was on the phonecalls with adv

. >> nbc's halle jackson is at the white house with new reporting. halle. >> reporter: hey, greter.o the comments you just mentioned there is a new "wall street journal" piece out in which the president calls steve bannon a guy who works for him which raised some eyebrows for sure. sources close to the president -- this was kind of a warning shot to steve bannon, the post interview, a way to highlight what a lot of folks are telling us is growing frustration from the president against the constant infighting and the subsequent coverage, by the way, of that infighting he apparently doesn't love either. a source close to steve bannon is telling us that, listen, the president wanted the infighting to stop. the infighting has stopped, adding, simple. that source telling us that steve bannon not particularly concerned about his job being in trouble, at least not at this point. but it does highlight some of the intrigue here in the west wing behind me, greta, when you talk about who is up, who is down, why does the palace intrigue matter? from a policy perspective, right? steve bannon is

joining me now is chief white house correspondant halle jackson. questions. the georgia election. both sides claiming victory. the young 30 something democratic former congressional said sayi

halle jackson our chief white house correspondent traveling with the president in mar-a-lago has been on the air with us all evening long. halle, it should also be noted the backdrop, interspersed with what we had been given in indications were this coming air strike, just enough for us to be on guard all evening. >> yeah. >> you had arrival photos because, by the way, their resort guest -- i guess we can't call them houseguests this evening. the leader of approximately 20% of the people on earth. >> right. staying not actually at mar-a-lago but at his own nearby resort. and you are talking about president xi jinping of china, who is here. and that is why we are here. this is the reason for president trump being not at the white house on the delivering that address to the nation on the syrian air strike from programs a more familiar setting like maybe the east room. but why we are in fact doing it here, from palm beach. it was an interesting and rather jarring juxtaposition i think to stand here, it is a warm florida evening watching and listening to what was happening behind the scen

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of a group called identity europa which places flyers at college campuses claiming white superiority. >>> the town hall in san francisco today was so raucous, police had to be called in. >> [ yelling ] sit down! >> you can see the senator there getting drowned out at times by angry constituents calling her a sell-out and accusing her of not standing up to the trump administration. other protesters demanded that she retire. this is the first town hall that feinstein has held since she was elected in 1992. kpix 5 political reporter melissa caen was there. the senator did have news on how she's taking on the trump administration. >> it got pretty rowdy in there but the crowd did manage to stay quiet enough for the senator to say that behind the scenes senate democrats are getting ready to launch several challenges against the president and may even include suing him on their own dime. >> will you take a stand right now and call him what he is, dishonest, incompetent and corrupt. >> reporter: it didn't take long for senator feinstein to be asked about president trump 's business dealings. >> will you commi

those comments during the white house ce town hall. meeting with president and members of his top members within the administration. the president saying when it gets time to roll out the infrastructure package, the focus is on projects that would be ready to go within a 90-day time frame. >> we'll set up a committee by steve and richard, we're going to cut a lot of red tape, but we don't want to say, send, a billion dollars, to new york, find out five years later money never spent. we'll be strong it has to be spent on shovels, not on other programs. >> take a look at this, during that meeting, during another speech as well, in front of builders trade union, the president held up what amounted to a human size flow chart saying, in order to build a highway or some of these major construction projects, it takes 10 years and all of these hula hoops to jump through, laid out in the plan presented to him yesterday by gary cohn. printed out at white house. president says they want to whittle that process all the way down one year to get a l

president trump earlier today hosted a white house town hall meeting about some of his initiatives concerning infrastructure, eliminating regulations, education and work force development. vice president mike pence introduces the event. vice president pence: thank you very much for that. how about a round of applause for that last panel, ivanka, dean, will burr. it's a pleasure to welcome you to the white house. thank yoo

the white house, there is president trump getting the number 45 number from robert kraft and bella check, just minutes prior, check out what happened when rob gronkowski was wandering through the halls> can i just -- [laughter] i think i got this, thank you. maybe? thanks, man. i'll see you in a minute. >> better job. >> bob, bob. >> all of our thoughts go out to former president h.w. bush who is in the hospital in houston with pneumonia again but improving quickly. he had pneumonia, i think last year for a couple of weeks? in my mind, he is the last of the great bipartisan presidents, really believe that politics ended at the shore, and a magnificent man. i wish him well, as to all of us. >> and now i'm going to take this and i'm going to throw it at somebody i don't like. maybe somebody on the street, because it is disgusting. >> why don't you thank her for getting you a frappuccino? >> this is limited supply. >> not limited enough. never miss an episode of "the five" ." "special report" is up next. ♪ spell one is iran living up to the tes of the nuclear deal with the west? it depends who you ask. new details tonight is the trump administration explains its latest moves. this is "

. >> president trump posted a town hall at the white house today where 50 ceos gathered to discuss thetate of the u.s. business climate. the president needs thursday with china's xi jinping. comment we have to do better -- president trump: we have to do better. , that isit with china enough for a lifetime. >> the white house called the meeting an opportunity to discuss policies to create a pro business plan. he is beginning on his promise to crack down on a worker visa program that benefits silicon valley. it will make it harder for companies to bring overseas technology workers to the u.s. using h-1b visas. warned companies applying for visas not to discriminate against american workers. a syrian chemical attack in a rebel held town has killed dozens of people. hours after the attack, a civil defense worker said a field hospital in the region was attacked and destroyed. in st. petersburg, russia, a radical islamist is suspected in the subway bombing yesterday that killed 14 people. that is according to the governor of here to stand who says -- kyrgyzstan. global news 24 hours a day, p

she was photographed in the west hall of the white house private residence.while, it was also a big week for ivanka trump. the first daughter discussing her new role and defending herself against critics, even a saturday night live parody. >> who could stop all this but won't. also available in a clone for jared. >> if being complicit is wanting to be a force for good and to make a positive impact, then i'm complicit. i don't know that the critics who may say that of me, if they found themselves in this very unique and unprecedented situation that i am now in would do any differently than i'm doing. >> while ivanka also said she frequently voices concerns about policy to her father, she neglected to get specific on which issues the two part ways. >> i wasn't elected by the american people to be president. i think my father is going to do a tremendous job and i want to help him do that. >> and while ivanka intensifies her role and her importance in the west wing, melania will have another chance to play host to china's wife of xi jinping. >> the trumps feel co

he's been quietly pushing a more centrist agenda in the halls of the white house. the success of the more moderate fak shop in the west wing, which includes jared kushner, and deputy national security adviser for strategy dina powell, on clear display this week. the president insisting china is no longer a currency manipulator, borrowing this refrain from the campaign trail. >> we're going to label china a currency manipulator, which is what they're doing. >> reporter: and laugh issued praise on janet yellen, after lampooning her during the campaign. >> in my opinion, janet yellen is not raising rates for a specific reason because obama told her not to. >> reporter: as the nationalist champion in trump's white house appear to be losing ground, alliances may be shifting. steven miller, a prominent trump cheerleader on the campaign trail -- >> do you want a president who will only answer to the american people? >> reporter: looked to steve bannon. miller has been branching out, working more closely with jared kushner's office, and assisting ivanka trump in her policy

president trump has been posting his ceo town hall at the white house today.are discussing policies that would help create a pro climate, in their words. joining us is one of the business executives in the group. tom farley of the nyse group. what did the president say that gave you the most encouragement? >> it is great to be here with you today. specifically with respect to what the president said, it was everything. by saying he wanted to be the most business friendly present there has ever been. that is a good start considering you have some of the largest ceos in the room. he spent most of his time talking about how he views the regulatory environment on business in this country to be onerous. he gave two examples where he thought reducing regulation would free business to create more jobs. it was good. he did not spend too much time -- go ahead. nejra: what are you going to be able to do or your clients going to be able to do to enact some of the things the president wants to do? are you depending on congress to do that? >> the partnership with new york

the president hosted town hall at the white house today about 50 ceos gathered to discuss the state ofhe u.s. business climate. the president, who meets thursday with china's xi jinping gave details about what you plan to discuss with the chinese leader. we are going to have a fantastic meeting and we are going to talk about a lot of things, including north korea. a problem, and it's really a humanity problem. we're going to be talking about that also. mark: the president declared recently of china won't help solve north korea's weapons program, the u.s. is prepared to go it alone. hasecurity council scheduled an emergency meeting for tomorrow, following the suspected chemical attack in syria. the u.s. ambassador nikki haley, the current council president made the announcement today in response to the request from britain and france for an emergency council session. the attack killed at least 58 people. diamond known as the pink star sold for $71.2 million and 70's auction in hong kong. setting a new world record for any diamond or jewel. mixed cut diamond smashed the $60 million resel

but given money to republicans and he's been quietly pushing a more centrist agenda in the halls of the whitee moderate faction in the west wing which includes cohn, jared kushner and deputy national security adviser deanna powell was on clear display this week. the president insisting china is no longer a currency manipulator. abandoning this refrain from the campaign trail. >> we are going to label china a currency manipulator, which is what they're doing. >> and lavished praise on janet yellen after lampooning her during the campaign. >> in my opinion, janet yellen is highly political and not raising rates for a very specific reason because obama told her not to. >> as national champions in trump's white house appear to be losing ground, internal alliances may be shifting. policy adviser miller, a prominent trump cheerleader on the campaign trail -- >> are you ready to elect a man who can't be bought, who can't be purchased and who will only answer to the american people? >> reporter: found a kindred spirit in steve bannon and now miller has been branching out working more closely with jar

. >> i want to turn to halle jackson at the white house now. the president has his own press conference today with the nato secretary general. he has not yeteally weighed in firmly. now all eyes are going to b on the president. what are you expecting in that regard. >> the press conference that andrea is currently at is dominating the headlines right now. but he stands side by side. the revolves around -- >> he is largely struck a tone of conciliation you can say with moscow saying hey, look, if we can work with them, we can work with them, great, why not have a negotiating partner? does it change thingss after what we heard from president trump on fox business network this morning regarding tough talk on syria on bashir al assad and vladimir putin. so that is going to come up, i can tell you this, senior white house officials are tells us that russia will be on the table. we will be watching and we will bring you the latest. >> you will be in that press conference hopefully gets a question and pressing the president. talk about where relations

. >>> she hasn't called the white house home just yet by melania trump now picture lines the halls. still ahead at 4:00. look at the first lady's first portrait. >> security is tight tonight in russia after a explosion tore through a subway train. blast happened when the train was traveling between two very busy metro stations. at least one other device was found but it didn't explode. russia's president was actually in st. petersburg at the time of the blast. >> today lawyers for the man accused of killing a pennsylvania state trooper and leading them on a stayed wooit manhunt wants his video taped confession thrown out. this is video. his legal team says his rights were violated on the night of his arrest. they will be bussed to pike county for the trial. killing corporal brian dixon and seriously wunting douglas. it lasted 48 days in the poconos before u.s. marshal captured frein. he could face the death penalty if convicted. deanna durante is heading to pike county to cover the first days of the trial starting on nbc10 news. >> there could be major traffic headaches for commuter

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neil: katrina, i didn't mention ivanka trump, she was talking about the bigger economy at the white house town hall earlier. >> my father wants to create 25 million jobs in this country and, women need to fully participate for that to be realized and for that goal to be realized. women are starting businesses at enormously fast rate. we need he tome power them and to feel -- fuel that growth. neil: which by extension, katrina, that would be housing growth as well, right? >> i've been working with ivanka for a very long time. i have been a friend of the family for a decade, and she has amazing grace. she has been very eloquent and knowledgeable and proven to be an amazing advocate for wome i think it's a very fortunate time for americans and young women who have a great role model in her. the fact that she is now officially in an white house role and complied with all the federal egg i can thises standards. i am very happy to see her in this role. i really think she will do a lot for women and for the economy and for business in general. neil: tim, whether it's ivanka or anyone else, the markets see

we'll start with nbc's chief white house halle jackson. good morning. >> good morning to you. the president is right now in the midst of his most serious foreign policy test yet, and she's handling syria with a shift. he is clearly horrified by what's happening there, but not so clear about what he is going to do next as he leaves the door open to possible military action. his team is talking tougher on russia as back in washington a national security shake-up is raising new questions about his wild west wing. >> reporter: this morning new questions about what president trump will do next after condemning the apparent chemical weapons attack in syria. >> that attack on children yesterday had a big impact on me. my attitude towards syria and assad has changed very much. >>. >> reporter: after tweeting in 2013 stay out of syria, the president is nowak knowledging bashrshir al assad's actions ha him reconsidering. >> the obama administration had a great opportunity to solve this crisis a long time ago when he said the red line in the sand. >> now the president says the syrian lea

halls. in iowa senator joanie ernst repeated her concerns about his the president's trips to mar-a-lago. >> i do wish he would spent more time in washington, d.c. that's what we have the white> reporter: as a town hall in oklahoma republican senator james lankford urged the president to release his tax returns. he should. >> can you say what the single piece of legislation are the proudest that you got through congress that was on president's agenda? >> well, a few things on that. number one, we're not done. we have a little ways before we hit the 100-day snoork whethmar. whether you're trying to win a super bowl or rebuild our country, as coach belichick would say there are no days off. >> reporter: in search of the winning spirit the president welcomed the super bowl winning champions new england patriots and mr. trump counted on tom brady during the campaign. >> trailed, great guy. he called today and he said, donald, i support you. you're my friend >> reporter: white house press secretary sean spicer was on the receiving end of a cameo from patriots star rob gronkowski in the briefing room. >> can i just -- >> you need some help? >> i think i got this, but thank you. >>

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. >>> president trump spoke at a white house town hall meeting with ceos and other business leaders about some of his initiatives concerning infrastructure, eliminating regulations, education and workforce development. he's introduced by vice president pence. this is about half an hour. [ applause ] >> thank you all very much. thank you, reid. how about another round of applause for that l

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