jennifer grew up in a small towncalled whitefish. she's now raising her own familyand wants to grow old with her husband here.young was born in korea. his parents fled poverty tostart a new life in the u.s. he works as a dentist in town.he's worried about what his son tells him is being said in hisbrother keenan's classroom. in >>some people in keenan'sclass like donald trump, and they were saying to him thatdonald trump wasn't letting people from other places comeinto america. >>that made him think -- askmom is dad gonna be deported? or is dad gonna have to leave? >>the family's sad the climatein whitefish has changed so much.they're considering moving away. >>i thought that was veryfrustrating, and it's hard because i think clearly theyheard that from somewhere, and somehow probably from otherchildren. but that was probably spoken tothose children from other adults.and so it's frustrating for me i guess, because i don't even knowwho my accusers are, i gues, and what negative effects i mayhave brought. the hans are going into town t

she's doing it because she'snoticed how some of her friends in whitefish have recently beentargeted on the internet for being jewish.someone posted photos of them online, manipulated wiwi symbolsused d by the nazis. obviously, because they areactive in the community against right-wing extremists.they victims say a website called the "daily stormer" wasbehind the pictures. >>you know the threat is veryreal and those people are very scary, and they're very hateful,and they're mostly armed and rather dangerous.but this threat does e exist in every state, not just montana. >>hilary is determined to giveher speech, even though she knows this could make her atarget of neo-nazis. >>are you excited about theevent now? >>oh i'm very excited, (to dog:satti out of the road.) i can't wait to se my town all togetherand just have an event where we can celebrate -- celebrate happythings and celebrate good things, and hear each other'svoices. >>despite the freezing coldconditions, hundreds of

in whitefish bay, wisconsin, right outside the district i serve, a community in north side milwaukee, there are two threats of a jewish community center there, a community center i've been to, one as recently as february 20th. to think about parents getting those calls in the middle of the day makes your stomach turn. this is wrong. these threats and these attacks on jewish americans are vile and disgusting. they are rooted in a poison ous ideology of hate and must be wholeheartedly rejected. on behalf of every republican and every democrat in congress, on behalf of the whole house, i want our friends in the jewish community to know that we stand with them. we stand with you. we may stand -- we've got to stand to help root out this evil wherever it may surface. these are disgusting acts of violence and vandalism and bigotry and they must be rejected. questions? >> reporter: did the attorney general mislead the committee regarding his contacts with russia and should he recuse

in whitefish bay, wisconsin, right on the right side of milwaukee there have been to threats on a local. i was there in february. i mean, just think about parents getting the calls in the middle of the day. it makes you turn your stomach. these threats and attacks on jewish americans are vital and and they are disgusting. [applause] rep. ryan: they are rooted in a poisonous ideology of hate and they must be wholeheartedly rejected. [applause] rep. ryan: so what i want to say to you was this. you're not alone. we stand with you. i stand with you. my colleagues in congress stand with you on the american people stand with you. together we will read out this evil wherever it may surface. we are all in this thing together. friends, we are living in very dangerous times. isis still threatens our troops abroad and inspires terrorism here at home. north korea continues to spew belligerent anti-american rhetoric while testing long-range missiles and nuclear devices. flames ofthe sectarian welfare in the middle east while marching toward a nuclear weapons capability and restroom remains can ever-

and whitefish bay, wisconsin, a community right on the north side of milwaukee, there have been two threatsthe local jcc. i was there in february. i mean, just think about the parents getting those calls in the middle of the day. it makes you turn your stomach. these threats and attacks on jewish americans are vile and they are disgusting. [ applause ] they're rooted in a poisonous ideology of hate. and they must be wholeheartedly rejected. [ applause ] so what i want to say to you is, you're not alone. we stand with you. i stand with you. my colleagues in congress stand with you. and the american people stand with you. together we will root out this evil wherever it may surface. we are all in this thing together. friends, we are living in very dangerous times. isis still threatens our troops abroad and at home. north korea continues to spew anti-american rhetoric while testing long range missiles and nuclear devices. iran fans the flames of sectarian warfare in the middle east. and russia remains a threat to the post cold war world order. in the coming years, dictator will rise and fall. g

president, back in 1979, there was a junior from bozeman high school, another junior from whitefish high school. both headed to dylan, montana, as boys state delegates. the keynote speaker that year was a newly elected u.s. senator named max baucus. who knew that 38 years later, that kid from bozeman would serve as a united states senator and that kid from whitefish would be our next secretary of the interior. congratulations to ryan zinke, our new secretary of the interior who was confirmed with a very strong bipartisan support, and he is the first montanan to serve in a president's cabinet since our statehood in 1889. ryan, it's truly an honor to be one of the very first to call you secretary zinke. on behalf of the people of montana and our country, well done, sir. i yield back my time. mr. crapo: mr. president, it's my understanding that there is no one else who wants to speak on either side. at this point, i yield back all time on both sides. the presiding officer: without objection. the clerk will report the motion to invoke cloture. the clerk: cloture motion: we, the undersigned s

this is the centre of the whitefish industry in scotla nd centre of the whitefish industry in scotland in the way that they wanted to, with foreign boats coming into uk waters. for a lot of people this isa uk waters. for a lot of people this is a red letter day and in particular, our guest, jimmy buchan, who owns a fish marketing business. what does this they mean to you? for me and for uk fishermen, it is a great day, an historic day. hopefully we will get what we have wanted for many decades. i understand people'sconcerns, but they have to understand our concerns and what we have had to live with any last four decades. this is an opportunity for this industry to rewrite history and undo a wrong that was done 40 years ago. what should theresa may and her ministers achieving those negotiations for you? in particular for the fishing industry, take back control of our economic zone. and therefore we then have control and can i make this quite simple? we gifted away access to our european cousins in the economic zone for fishermen, but we never did it for the oil and gas. i wonder why? it

well, i don't like, i like some fish, butjust ordinary whitefish, you know, the way that you sometimese met nathan, a fish chef! i'm sure it is not hell when he cooks it. what are you going to cook today? boring jacket potatoes with cod and parsley, no, no. cod and parsley jacket cod and parsley, no, no. cod and parsleyjacket potatoes. cod and parsley, no, no. cod and parsley jacket potatoes. it wasn't boring. we tasted it in rehearsal and welcome dan from new york. what are you going to cook today?‘ vegetable pulp cheeseburger with hamburger buns and a slab of bacon. nothing vegetarian today. we will see you at 10am. hello, this is breakfast, with charlie stayt and rachel burden. coming up before 10am: chris will have the weather for you. but first, a summary of this morning's main news. president trump says he's surprised and disappointed after failing to secure support from his own party for plans to replace 0bamacare. he had to withdraw his health care bill after it failed to get enough support ahead of a vote. president trump has said there were parts of it he didn't like anyway,