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and younow, you calledhi before it actually happened and it hpened this week where you saw taiwan semi conductor get taken to the wood shed and it had a lot to do with apple. tell me what happened. >> if you look at taiwan semi conductor, it's one of the greatest semi conductor companies ever. they are more than half of the foundry capacity in the world. they make chips for other companies. one of the companies they make chips for is apple. the estimation is that's 20% of their revenues. people were thinking they would guide the june quarter to be flat, maybe slightly up. instead they guided down over 7%. wait a minute, that's 20% of the revenues and they said high in smartphones, code word for apple. if that's what's happening to them, you have to look forward and awhat's going to happen to the rest of the companies that are going to report and what does that mean with what's going on with apple's business. maria: so you think we're going to see the supply chain struggle and you also think apple is going to have a miss when it reports. >> yeah, i do. maria: so apple reports in may. wa

as younow, i will be meeting with kim jong-un in the coming weeks to discuss the denuclearization of korean peninsul hopefully, that meeting will be a great success, and we're oking forrd to it. it would be a tremendoh thing for norea and a tremendous thing for the world. so we will be doing everything ssible to make it a worldwide success-- not just for the united states or south korea or north korea or jap but for the entire worl hd. pe to see the day when the whole korean peninsula calive together in safety, prospatriot, this is the destiny of the korean people who deserve and have gone through so much over the years we hope it all works out. we'll be trying very had. i want to thank the prime minister for his insight and support over the pasar as we have pursued the dream of a peaceful nuclear-free korea.oo >>uff: that's president trump speaking just a short time ago. so now we're joined by our white house correspondent yamiche alcindor. yamiche, the president referring to this meeting a few weeks ago between c.i.a. director mike pompeo, the north korean leader. what are we learn

someone who is in favof ore private care, but that nominee has to walk a very fine line between, younow, supporting the president and also supporting the huge veterans organizations that still have political clout in congress who are wary of more private care. >> nawaz: lisa rein, thanh you so mr your time. >> thank you. >> nawaz: last august, hundreds of thousands of rohingya muslims fled their native myanmar for neighboring bangladesh, joining tens of thousands already seeking refuge. they escaped a campaign of murder, repression and rape by myanmar's military, and militant buddhist monks. now, they await the political deal to allow a return to their homeland, in myanmar's rakhine state. but will it happen? tonight, from cox's bazaar, bangladesh, and in partnership with the pulitzer center on crisis reporting, special correspondent tania rashid, and videographer phillip caller, bring us the first of three reports. and a warning, images and accounts in this stoill disturb many viewers. >> reporter: these roh refugees came out to show how tired they are of living in uncertainty. it's be