>>host: next caller go-ahead. >> caller: but with the united arab emirates and the russians. [inaudible] tee1 you can belong to any organization that you want to protect your right to assembly and the is the association is applied to that you will hear about that in the near futurere he f becomes more relevant. >> while eric prince is the younger brother of the education secretary who only became secretary because the vice president cast the deciding vote dealing time we had a vice president cast a deciding vote the lowest vote count in histor history. >>host: our next caller go-ahead. >> caller: thank you for taking my call. [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] tee1 we are having technical difficulties. >>host: it was about journalism and the quality of reporting. >> i think that was a defensively god-awful there was a failure to scrub the candidate who is now president i think the i coverage january 20, 2017 for some of the best i have seen in my lifetime but coverage of what is happening in our government is very lacking. we put up a story yesterday of the trump administrat

united states uses and our allies use and chinese and the russians. to take responsibility to protect ourselves and our environment i have not heard anybody say i'm sorry. but it was inadequate or we didn't have cyberclasses so if you want to know what worries me about this contention with the continuing political discussion it will not be good until we stand up to take responsibility for ourselves. [applause] >> as you scan the news from russia, what is presented to the russian people about the collusion discussion and investigations and conflicts? >> they are bewildered by what is going on. to say we turned into a domestic political issue in the united states. i'm sorry that is true. so russia has become weapon nice otherwise we should have a completely different discussion about russia's behavior during the selection. and i am sure many other countries around the world try to hack the servers of the dnc and rnc but russians were effective to get through those barriers. we are fooling ourselves if we think what happened to us is in any way unique be

cyber capability is a capability the united states o united stata uses and capability our allies use and it turns ou out a capability thein chinese and russians use so we have to take responsibility for protecting ourselves in that environment. i have not heard anybody say i am sorry that my password was inadequate, that we depend have cyber classes for people and our institutions to if you want to know what worries me about this country and this continuing discussion that it's not going to be any good until we stand up and take responsibilitybe for ourselves. [applause] as you scan the news for russia, what is being presented to the russian people about the collusion discussions investigations and conflict what does russia see of us lacks >> i think they are completely bewildered by what's going on. you do hear a lot about them saying we've turned into a domestic political issue which i'm sorry to say happens to be true. i've got a lot of issues with that country and leadership but the truth is russia has become organized in our political debate otherwise we should be having a compl

issue here i mean can the united states dictate. trading patterns and laws and realities the way it think it can it can because i don't think it can as much in its dwindling with every single year go ahead steve. well a large part of the what lots of the americas lost its share of the local tribe as . americans transnationals to take advantage of low wages so to kill in china i was actually i went to the construction of the very first free trade zone in china are not one id to shands and free trade zone and the explanation that the managers guy there which is quite brilliant was that they were going to take advantage of a loophole in american tariff laws that let americans corporations really import goods that exported to third world countries for the manufacturing and not painted tariffs on that work and that would get them the technology and at the same time they saw what happened with free trade zones in the rest of asia where they as soon as the wages rose the companies would move on of they also insist that the each company had

united states before, or they have an outstanding final order to be removed from the united states. there is aer misnut there that we are just collecting up all of these peoplehat have never had any kind of on encounter with us, which is really not the case. o so that's the agent talking about what kinpeople they're targeting. and based on what you ow, is c.e. focusing on people who pose an actual public safety risk, or that's not really the case? >> well, they do focus on that group. that's what theyizemph when they report on these kind of operations. but they are als picking people who have no criminal background but who have coment ct with i.c.e. or the immigration system. they have been ordered deported. or they may have returned to the united states once or twice or multiple times. and that's another big group owey're targeting which is different than it was under the latter years of the obama administration. >> so,or example, the chronicle had a story abo a family who has been here through the years. he has an old dui conviction. his family is now at risk of being broken apart

president of the united states, donald j.trump. >> thank you. i am really thrilled to be here at marine corps air station, miramar, home of the third marine aircraft wing and mighty marines. thank you. this is beautiful. this is great. and we are here today to celebrate your incredible achievements. so relax, be at ease, and let's have a good time for a couple of minutes. okay? and thank you for being here, darrell. i want to thank you both. you lead the third marine wing and miramar excellence and honor this core has been honored. all throughout the world they talk about you. i want to thank you all the sailors and coast guards man who traveled here today from the stations all across the san diego region. i have a message for you straight from the heart of the american people. and you know what that is? we support you. we thank you. we love you. and we will always have your back, like you have yours. thank you. [ applause ] and very importantly, most important important, to all of the military spouses and family members here today, we know that

un they the united nations the united states behind closed doors has a very different opinion about saving women and children. than they really do outside and part of that was that there was the u.n. anti-violence resolutions that came up with this idea to sort of curb violence against women and children and anonymous european told foreign policy that we had a pretty absurd discussion on the convention for the rights of children they want to speak of unlawful forms of violence against children implying there are a lawful forms of violence against children and you want to know why that is because corporal punishment hitting your kids is legal in twenty states and they're going after bitter games this is absolutely ridiculous absolutely ridiculous. international women's day got off to a rousing start in spain this year with a full day of strikes and rallies commenced under a manifesto of change saying quote today we claim a society free of oppression exploitation and sex this violence we call for rebellion and the struggle against the alliance between patriarchy and capitalism that wa

>> your asking about the entire history of the united states should we apologize? if the united states government does far more good than we ever do bad. >> it dates back decades even to central america in the 1980s, us troops continue working in a racket the country's invitation. jillian: the teacher who slammed our nation's heroes is out of a job. he was caught on camera bashing troops during class in california. >> they are not high-level thinkers, academics. they are the lowest of the low. jillian: the school board firing him two months after being filmed by a student sparking backlash from parents nationwide. >> north carolina sheriff being forced to defend the crime-fighting program that identifies illegal immigrants after they are arrested. jillian: opponent said unfairly deport people who aren't a threat to public safety but if it only targets those arrested, how can it be true? irwin carmichael joins us live. can you explain the program for those who don't know what it is about? >> the program is very simple. you have to be arrested and charged with a crim

people wanted to believe the united states was fall apart. people voting for bricksity and wanted to believe in the united kingdom was a -- the european union was a terrible thing. people want to believe bad thing? i with i had the answer etch only thing i can tell you, i want to dwell on objective, not subjective, this thought line has been in american culture not for decade but for centuries. start one chapter -- a chapter on why people want to believe bad things and it's speculative because i don't think you can prove what people's inner motivations are, but i start the capture diciting great literature, nonfiction books and novels and playses that said america was about to foul apart and everything was coming unglued and the world was ending and citing the reasons they said big reason was constantly cited was the illegal immigration, illegal immigrants pouring into the country, ruining our culture, how terrible everything was and how it was great in the past, back in the gold ol' days. we can't figure out exactly when or where but good ol

the united states refusing to cooperate. the entire state of california refusing to cooperate with federal officials endangering the lives of californians because individualco illegally released they go on and create more havoc for the american people. i want to close with sandy. sandy if you could say anything to immigration officials. the government. given the fact that you've lost your sister just a few days ago. for a beautiful bike ride on a b beautiful day. she should be here enjoying her family. she's an incredible person. as an american citizen, what would you say? . >> figureway out. fix the system. we need to fix the system so that these type of tragedies don't happen to other families. >> laura: sandy god bless you. thank you for coming on the show tonight. i know it is really hard. i know our viewers really are praying for youwe ask your famiy and thank you. and thank all of you, law enforcement,ou da. you have a lot of hard work to douy across this country. you don't get much recognition. i know g you're not loo

a draft of the national climate finds that temperatures will continue to rise in the united states leading to more extreme weather stressing ocean ecosystems and freshwater sources and reducing crop yields. they also conclude that human activities are behind that contradicting the president own skepticism.>>> and as a powerful storm gets ready to pummel southern california officials aren't taking any chances. many neighborhoods are under mandatory evacuation orders including the community of montecito and santa barbara. that's what ravaged -- that is where 21 people were killed in january. >> i have no words especially when you see the destruction and anything, here goes again.>> authorities are going door-to-door to make sure that people have left their homes in case the rain triggers debris and more mud flow.>>> it is 4:47 am. and we are pretty one. >> it is a really warm storm. so, that's when we could see that dusting of snow. this is a look at the rain. it is impacting northern california. this is a lot of rain coming down. this is the summit the santa cruz mountains. and, definitely

president of the united states. at the fascinating issue. >> she's already talked about it so why she even bothering. >> i suspect she wants to get publicity. one of the things that's interesting is this contract probably violated the federal election law. the same thing happened with president candidate john edwards. he was trying to get somebody to pay off his affair partner who had a child. he got indicted for that north carolina and charged with the chart trial. i think there's some interesting difficult legal issues that mr. colon will run into. >> absolutely not. full disclosure, michael is my client, but the bottom line, it does not violate federal election law. this is an attorney representing a client. it is a matter whether or not he was running or not. this happens every day in corporate america. number two, the contract is completely valid, donald trump is a third-party beneficiary of this contract. it doesn't matter who it's between. it's a valid contract between two people. there's a quid pro quo, ther

the united states. what do you think about the sincerity of this conversation? uest: it's a huge victory for kim and north korea. sta ts to be on the world stage, eyeball to eye sdlt ball with the approximate president of the united states, not one of the most illustrious, but thertheless, a president of united states. something his grandfather and father tried to achieve. suspending test, they often go many months without testing. engineering, g manufacturing and testing in the summer instead of spring. no -- it is said there is a rumor that maybe they are going to talk about denuclearization, but the north committed en't themselves publicly to that in any way. and we in effect ourselves, not to rachet up the sanctions, imagine war-like and inappropriate it would seem to sanction more companies, particularly those in china, in the months leading up to these historic negotiations. given an awful lot, both in terms of stature and many months on the economic and it is hard to see what we've gotten. of sam

in new york and the united states, they wanted to stop dealing with him. they gave him a monthly stipend to live off of at some point. he cannot be trusted. say when youing to are talking about bernie, i am a bernie supporter, i voted for him. something that i noticed -- i don't know if i am accurate about this, but it seems that hillary won the south, bernie won the midwest. workers,e blue-collar he had a lot of talk about very uniting is a force in the senate. he was voted one of the most popular senators because of his bipartisanship. he is believed -- i believe the longest running independent. i just think his policies are wonderful. i am actually -- i consider myself a pro-life democrat, but i have my own opinion on that whole issue of like the hypocrisy of the pro-life yet very much pro-death penalty movement. i think a lot of it actually comes down to racism. i was in the neighborhood where mr. eric garner was killed. we are dealing with those kind of issues right here. i live in a mostly immigrant -- not mostly, but somewhat immigrant community of

dramatically in the united states. he's pushing nato to spend more on their own defense and they're doing it. he's got a great national security team around them. but he is radio silent when it comes to putin, the worst dictator on the planet. and he's tougher with sessions. there was a quote by vladimir years ago. and he said, "probe with bayonets. if you find mush, push. if you find steel, stop." putin is probing us for weaknesses, in cyber, in invading countries." and obama, mush. will he find steel in president trump. that's what we need. >> i'm taking that book on vacation with me tomorrow. my husband when i told him said, "great, i'll see you three days later." all right, following doj's lawsuit against california's law. an anti-i.c.e. group releases a video designed to tug at your heart. but what's the real story behind it? a coffee shop refuses to serve i.c.e. agents. we break it >>a new video showing customs and board parole agents detaining a california woman in front of her daughters is making the rounds of

in his ability and is glad he will be the one at the table for the united states. i think senator graham has been andhe other side of that certainly knows the capabilities and determination of president trump. >> [inaudible] sec. sanders: they have promised to denuclearize, they have promised to stop missile testing, and they recognize we are going to continue in our military exercises. the united sits has made zero concessions. but north korea has made some promises. this won't take place without concrete action that matches the promises made by north korea. >> do you think a two-month time period is enough to make sure they will fulfill those promises. he says he wants to do it by may. sen. sanders: we working on a determination of the time. let's not be lost in the fact that this didn't happen overnight. this maximum pressure campaign and this process has been ongoing since the president took office. time -- for the first time in a long time the president -- the unites states is having a conversation from position of strength, not a position of weakness like nor

you know, i sat next to the president of the united states or a president of the united states for two years. i always thought this notion of chaos as an administrator strategy was plausible in the white house. it might work in a small branding business. but doesn't work in the most important office running the united states government. and -- but now it's -- it's more than being implausible. now it's just frightenings, because we have seen what chaos brings. apparently the president yoefrld -- i just heard general hayden speaking about this. the president overruled almost all of the national economic and security advisers today and casually slid into a trade war. we hear that there are table top exercises relative to north korea. could he casually slide into a conflict there which would be catastrophic in the words of his own defense secretary? you know, and i don't minimize the threat of north korea. north korea's confounded presidents of both parties going back decades and they certainly represent a threat. but one has to be very sober about that issue. and the question is can this

of the united states. you can make your calls at (202) 748-8000 if you think the company is going in the right direction. if you think it's in the wrong direction, (202) 748-8001. you can make your callsas we hal morning, joined by there is opinionists on these matters. joining us by skype is laura belin, the editor of the blog bleeding heartland taste out of iowa. good morning. guest: thanks for having me. viewersuld you remind about the purpose of your blog, the things you write about? guest: bleeding heartland covers primarily iowa politics, so a lot of state-level news related to campaigns, elections, state , the governor's policies. we also write about what i went in congress have been up to, social and environmental issues are another thing that we cover. sometimes local politics but primarily state-level. host: first, let me get your personal thinking based on what you write about, who you talk to , as far as a sense of direction of the country, where you think it's going. guest: i don't know how we

that's a reflection of the united states. not a reflection simply of donald trump's governance standards. >> and david, you said you mentioned you don't think jared kushner could serve in the white house without security clearance. what do you think of the reporting from tonight that ivanka trump is under fbi scrutiny and her security clearance has gont through. what do you make of that? >> larger lesson is you cannot turn the white house into a family business. and we have never seen that before either. and a lot of people warned against it, tons of people warned against it before it rt staed and said they'll have inevitable conflicts of interest. and here we are. and both individuals i'm sure they are angry. i'm sure they feel put upon that people are out to get them. but you cannot take a very complex business relationship with you into the white house and not begin to find conflicts of interest. especially when you are trying to help are your companies or you are having private conversations with key people and suddenly t

he goes headfirst into the debate in the united states about guns. the pope urged young people to keep shouting and not to allow older generations to silence their voices. his comments come just one day after thousands of young americans took to the streets in the united states and demanded action on gun violence. the pope did not mention saturday march is directly. he condemns gun violence and  weapons manufacturing. in france christians celebrating palm sunday also mourned the 44-year-old french policeman who swapped himself for a female hostage on friday. he was killed along with three others after a gunman stormed a supermarket in the french town of traffic. he was hailed as a hero in math. he was shot three times as he helped end of the seat which was carried out by a 25-year- old french moroccan national. isis claimed responsibility for the attack but offered no evidence of how they were connected to the attacker. in jerusalem, fox 2. >>> some of the bravest people to ever serve in the u.s. -- military will be discussed. recipients will mark

to the united states under the k-1 visa. there are two steps in a k-1 visa. first step is a petition by an american citizen for his alien fiancee to the immigration service. this is supposed to include face-to-face interviews in the process of face-to-face interviews was often skipped during the obama administration. obama administration approved 90.5% of this first step. that was in the last year of obama. first year of trump it's down from 90% to 66.2. there's a lot of fraud in this f program and they started having actual interviews with people. that's the first step. second step, the alien fiancee is interviewed as a state department consulate office. this is after the first step's been approved. under obama's last year, 99% approval. under trump first year there's an increase of denials of 20%. there's been a lot of fraud and poor vetting on in program so that's being cleaned up. another program, an office created by executive order of the president called voice. victims of immigration crime engagement, voice. it's crea

represent the united states on the world stage? >> well, let's put two issues here. the first is rex tillerson was going to go at some point. there's a camp in the white house, probably around jared kushner, the president's son-in-law, that don't like tillerson, that tried to force him out at the end of last year. they failed then. they succeeded now. the first point that's important is the timing here. and that is look, if this had been organized while tillerson was in africa, had he had been informed on friday clearly that he was being dismissed and to return to washington early, he would have been prepared. everyone would have been prepared. it would have looked like, quote, orderly transition. that hasn't happened. secondly, mike pompeo's got many skills but he's not a diplomat. he's not a diplomat and he's not really an independent voice on foreign policy. mike pompeo's chief asset to donald trump is that mike pompeo supports the president. now, that might be good in terms of politics. it might be good for donald trump's ego.

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mexicoambassador from and ambassador from canada to the united states make the point that these things are not related, that nafta stands alone, indicating that is not going to be a tactic. this is what you expect someone from those countries to say, they're not going to allow that to be a tactic to force negotiations or take a position contrary to what is in their best interest under nafta. we need to negotiate a nafta agreement that needs to be long-term. any to provide certainty, and this issue of tariffs has taken the eye off the ball and now we are talking about tariffs. if you are interested in other countries unrelated to nafta, that is the decision for the u.s. to make. but with canada and mexico, we are allies and we are in the economy together. david: senator, thank you so much for joining us. he is also a member of the senate commerce committee. check markets. take a look at the declines of the major averages, sharply lower. the dow near session lows, shedding more than 300 and 40 points. the sellers are in control, and if look at the intraday chart -- we see a familiar scen

so the united states absolutely bercapabilities for launching these and we did the exact same thing. we're hacking into industrial control sysms for manufacturing, for, you know, grids, water treatme facilities. we're doing the exact same things to other countries as military capabilities. it's kind of we're going to hack them, they're goihack us. we're hoping we don't get discovered, they're hoping they don't. it's a military fight for cyber >> so cyber warfare is going on? all the time, every day, as we're speaking and talking now, there are active hacks goi on. we're hacking russia, russia's hacking us, iran's hacking into us, we're hacking into them, it's a massive battle now.er s no talk around what this means as far as ramifications. think about it. if an accident accidentally happens, right, a slipup occurst and down half our power grid by mistake, is that an act ofar? does that constitute an act of war and we start launchingmi iles at russia? this is a very delicate situation. a lot of the systems, you talk about the electricrid, these systems haven't been updated in 30, 40rb

in new york for us with the details the united nations security council has assembled to discuss the recent resolution regarding a syrian cease fire was a unanimous vote but that it did not give a specific time frame for this ceasefire to be implemented it simply called for it to be implemented without delay this is all in regards to eastern ghouta eastern ghouta is an enclave near the syrian capital of damascus and it's being held by rebels and terrorists who want to overthrow the syrian government and at this point fighting is going on and the syrian government says they are fighting in eastern guta because they are protecting the densely populated area of the syrian capital and that many civilians are there and they're being shelled by attacks based out of eastern ghouta they're trying to retake the city from the terrorists in the extremist what you can go home and i stress that our government will reserve the right to respond as the deems appropriate in quays those terrorist groups are targeting civilians in any part of syria with even one single. one of the at the in washington

threats to the united states. they will be met with fire and fury. like the world has never seen a depraved regime in north korea rocket man is on a suicide mission for himself and for his regime we will have no choice but to totally destroy north korea and we can have many men out there shooting rockets all over the place. but is trump the real winner here after every tongue lashing he received from the oval office kim fired back with his own retorts furthermore kaman gauged in diplomacy master class with south korea engaging in negotiations and even securing the unified team korea at the recent winter olympics . just. because he's now all set to sit down with donald trump it will be unprecedented the first time in history now at this point it's quite an achievement for kim jong un who just a few months ago was being called a sick puppy by donald trump little rocket man rocket fuel for the american because he's a sick puppy now let's ask new yorkers what they think who's the real winner of this upcoming meeting i

that mirrors the expulsion of the 23 from the united kingdom. relations from the two countries have been spiraling downward since the exrussian spy and his daughter were poisoned. here is what he said as he left the foreign ministry earlier this hour. >> gave us the opportunity to explain and asked russia to declare that material and capability to the organization. russia denied that, therefore we announced circumstance. russia, today, informed me of steps russia will be taking. as the prime minister made clear in parliament, we have no dispute with the russian people. the work of my embassy here in russia has been -- productive things between russia and the united kingdom. we always do what is necessary to defend ourselves, our allies and values in an attack of this sort, which is an attack not only on the united kingdom, but the system in which all countries, including russia and their safety and security. >> let's talk more about these developments. melissa bell is covering the investigation for us in salisbury, england. and jill daugherty is

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the driver has been identified. he was a legal permanent resident in the united states. he came here from india in 1983. he lived in the berrier area -- bay area. authorities found five propane tanks, three cell phones, agent that, lighters, and three gas cans. so far, they have found no connection to terrorism. >>> reckless as close a popular feature of its website. the personal section. it comes after congress passed new which later this week. the combat online sex trafficking. they can sue online sites such as craigslist the sites are misused. ktvu amberley has more. amber? >> there is a potential penalty. >> finding a relationship through personal ads on craigslist was possible until congress passed fosse.com a bill designed to fight sex trafficking. it goes to a statement from craigslist. it says, any toll or service can be misused. we can't take such a risk without jeopardizing all of our other services. >> it's completely reasonable for craigslist to remove its personal ads to legally protect themselves. they provide semi services to the community. people looking

further police violence against black citizens has sparked new protests in the united states louisiana authorities fired a white police officer who shot a man dead and a separate case the police shot an unarmed man in california eight times and the autopsy shows almost all of their shots were in the back. marches in california state capital sacramento protest at the shooting two weeks ago of twenty two year old stefan clock police who shot him in the back say they feared he was holding a gun it turned out to be a cellphone. in a separate case in louisiana body camera footage shows two police officers swearing at thirty seven year old alton sterling outside a grocery store before shooting him dead but one officer blaine salamone e. has now been fired it was clear that blaine salem only came out like a pit bull. and immediately escalated the entire situation putting a gun to this man's hit. using profane language threatening his life and he ended up taking his life. as second officer involved has been suspended from duty my decision was not based on politics. it was not based on emotions

is that the assessment of the united states government? does the united states government plan on designating like it did north korea earlier this year with russia using chemical weapons and will there be repercussions on russia from the united states? >> we've been monitoring the situation closely. the u.s. of a nerve agent on u.k. citizens and it was reckless and irresponsible. we embassy tend our semi-sthi to the vi -- we extend our sympathies to the families. we stand with our ally. they're still working through even some of the details of that. we're going to continue to work with the u.k. and we certainly stand with them throughout this process. >> theresa may said it's either russia using it themselves or giving the chemical weapons to a third party to murder a british citiz citizen, the latter being highly unlikely given the nature of this weapon. >> like i just said, we stand with our ally and fully support them and are ready if we can be of any assistance to them. >> reporter: what was the president's reaction yesterday to educat

the words are resonating. how does this endanger the citizens of the united states? >> the greatest part of cooperation that they are prohibiting are the sheriffs in the jails when they identify a likely -- noncitizen illegal alien who has committed a crime, notifying ice so they can take them and deport them. before they are back on the street. and most of the cases that the attorney general provides for public use -- are responsibly cases exactly that. a criminal, not just an illegal immigrant. a criminal who was allowed go back on the streets and committed crimes again it happens again and again. it is not anecdotal it happens every day. >> congress man the reason i want you on the program, you are in california. you got constituentos different sides of the issue. what does this mean for voters? >> i think for voters, what they are to decide is, do we want to have immigration enforcement and law enforcement and bias way; a question, do we want to fix portions of the broken immigration system? you know, my attorney general would have you basketball the fix is easy

also in the united states. we buy mor steel from the united states than any other country and disruptions to this integrated market would be significant and serious but th's why we were impressing upon the american administratioh unacceptable nature of these professionals that are going to hurt them every bit as much as they will hurt us and we're confident that we'reoing to be able to continue to defend canadian iustry. let's go to washington and our correspondent chris is there for us. what are politicians in washington sayin about this new policy? chris: i think whileumresident is feeting that a trade war is good and easy to win, there are some within washington and some even within the white hous who are concerned about the potential of what this could mean. essentially from a tde war, there are many who buy into the idea, it's coming from the international monetary fund and from the world trade organization that in simple terms, everybody could endp bloodied by this and you see all nd those trading partner

and the president of the united states? >> well, of course the relationship being the president and members of congress may change from day to day depending on the issue and clearly on the issue of raising tariffs in these alluminum an steel imports is a issue where most republicans disagree with him. gary cohn the chief economic adviser disagreed enough to re59 i seen from his post-because of it. that was a pretty big statement in and of itself. most republicans see this, a lot of democrats see this as a protectionist sounding move, one that will hurt our trading partners and ends up hurting american workers in other industries. so many republicans and many democrats think raising tariffs on steel and alluminum imports is a bad decision one that needs to be reit haved by the president. >> i want to get your insight how people respond to decisions to do this. we talked about north korea and tariffs as well. these were instans of trump being trump, decide wag he needs to do despite expert analysis or device. how do democrats

women make up fifty one percent of the united states population guess what we are the majority but. only twenty two percent of our senate in one thousand point three percent of our house of representatives are women and twenty seventeen the me too in time's up movements emerge and quite profoundly change the direction of the conversation around women's safety in the workplace but how do women outside of hollywood and capitol hill fair in their lives while the tug teamed up with a group of women experts to examine twenty three metrics for median income the poverty the life expectancy and homicide rates gathered from the census the c.d.c. f.b.i. and more so what states are best for women and what states are failing to live up to the expectation of a quality well looks like the study found that states that voted blue primarily in the last presidential election tend to be friendlier for women with republican red states struggling to give women a fair shot in all areas the best state for women the absolute best based on social wellbeing health and safety is minnesota the top the rankings

and means what are the vital interests of the united states and are we are we scaling the military and duster. complex to address those final interests and is that drive in it or is it the military industrial complex and striving to get back to to the you know larger part of the discussion because there is a level bit of greed there i mean you can whenever you introduce businesses into any situation whether it be military or utility utility is what it always prob is going to be the profit driven decision making there's not the big fear to me is that this is what happens when and i say i believe i see it all the time as i see too many military decisions made by politicians the you can clearly see trace their roots back to corporate decisions well a great example of this is i think it's a c one thirty aircraft as built in i think all fifty states and i'm right and that way it's never going to go away exactly you know i may have the frame wrong but there are there are aircraft or there are ships or whatever and they provide jobs right and so congressman fight hard for to keep the you know

. >> all of us who take the oath of office take an oath to the constitution of the united states. and to have an elected mayor in oakland, california, say that they are not going to uphold the laws of the united states of america. >> president trump and attorney general jeff sessions have also criticized oakland's mayor. mayor schaaf has defended her actions, saying oakland is a city of immigrants and is committed to making sure people know their rights. coming up next a lawsuit has been filed against the trump administration in san francisco on behalf of immigrants and their u.s. born children. the -- violating their constitutional rights. >> reporter: the lawsuit was filed monday in the u.s. district court in san francisco by the aclu, and on behalf of nine immigrants and five other children who are u.s. citizens. one is 14-year-old krista ramos . who is facing a dilemma. her mother, christina, might have to return to el salvador after 20 years here in the u.s. that's because the trump administration has declared an end to temporary protected status for her and more than 500,000

the measure is the most restrictive abortion one of the united states. the flock will be in place during the legal fight over the law. wsb and in miami has the brother of compressed high school shooter nikolas cruz is arresten campus. sheriff's deputies say 18-year-old zachary wrote his skateboard onto the marjorie stoneman douglas high school campus after being warned to stay away. he told officers he came to the school to "reflect on the school shooting and soak it all in." this is a live look at times square in new york. our affiliate there, fox 5, the big story tonight, another major weather system targeting the northeast. the bulk of the snow and sleet expected to wall up in new jersey, maryland, delaware, and parts of eastern pennsylvania. before heading toward cape cod early thursday. it is the fourth nor'easter to slam this region and three weeks. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. ♪ then we found out how many yes that money would last them. how long do you think we'll keep -- oooooohhh! y

and means what are the vital interests of the united states and are we are we scaling the military industrial complex to address those final interests and is that driving it or is it the military industrial complex and striving to get back to to the you know larger part of the discussion because there is a level bit of greed there i mean you can whenever you introduce businesses into any situation whether it be military or utility utility. what it always is going to be the profit driven decision making there's not the big fear to me it's what happens when and i say i believe i see it all the time as i see too many military decisions made by politicians the you can clearly see trace their roots back to corporate decisions well a great example of this is i think it's a c one thirty aircraft is built in i think all fifty states and that way it's never going to go away exactly you know i may have the frame wrong but there are there are aircraft or there are ships or whatever and they provide jobs right and so congressman fight hard for to keep the the jet engine made and the state acts in the in

united nations nato and the e.u. with cooperation with u.k. allies to present a case that russia serves as a threat to u.k. interests and western interests and respond appropriately which which they should do. and british counterterrorism police are investigating the death of a high profile russian businessman. found dead in is london home on tuesday he'd been granted political asylum in the u.k. and was a close ally of late boris berezovsky a prominent critic of president vladimir putin police say there's no evidence to suggest a link to the poisoning of say and his daughter. plenty more the news hour including calling for help from the international community as violence continues in the democratic republic of congo why south sudanese refugees who fled their water on country are finding their return home isn't exactly what they hoped for and severe reach the quarter finals of the champions league at the expense of manchester united joe have the details in sports. palestinian prime minister has escaped unhurt after

in the united states. i don't know but, but if you ever bought those t-shirts 3 for 10 bucks they fall apart in the wash after one wash. i don't want to drive over bridges like that. i don't want to be in buildings like that. i think if we're going to put america first as the president says, this what they will a good step. >> bret: do you think you will get many democrats to sign on. >> i do think so. i do think so. >> bret: domestic steel demand bisek tore. this is according to the american iron and steel institute. you look at the percent tammaros, construction, automotive, machinery, energy. it essentially touches all aspects of american life. domestic aluminum consumption, there you see transportation packaging, construction, electrical, machinery. obviously the beer companies and the companies that use aluminum also raising problems here. >> yeah, like all tariffs it hurts many industries, it helps a couple of industries. look, donald trump has been talking about other countries taking america to the

just about as close as you can get to the president of the united states. in terms of his professional accomplishments in the white house and his personal relationship with him. so that happening, converging on each other, i think, has made this week really stand out in terms of how important it has been for this administration. >> let me ask you about hope hicks through your prism. i mentioned about the hearing that took place in front of the house intelligence committee with hope hicks. there's been reporting that legal builds mound. she is the subject of focus. what's your sense of interest in her at this point. >> first of all, we should go back. she has done a very good job of staying under the radar. that was blown away by the rob porter accusations. she was dating rob. then she admitted she was shotoe lies to the president. and extremely hard on the president because she has been a stabilizing force. in this game of white house reality tv. what is it, "survivor," "the apprentice," she was an unfortunate figure to go. >> will john kelly stay or go bec

weeks before the north korean leader is set to meet with the president of the united states, as the 11th hour gets underway. >>> good evening once again from

between the united states and mexico. it's going to visit eight prototypes and will meet with border agents and officers to ask what they need. then he will address marines in san diego and then planting to head north to beverly hills. but it is a visit to the wall samples that hundreds of protesters are focused on. san diego is the largest city in the united states and mexico border against the wall. and the president is can -- insisting that president in the president is insisting that mexico will pay for it.>> we have to build a wall. the democrats holding it back. >> the specifics are under wraps. they said that they will have asked officers on the ground. signs are all ready up. morning folks about road closures. this is the t's first trip to california since he was elected and that's where he lost to hillary clinton. he's mocked california judges for blocking his agenda and he has sent to pull federal funds. >> and that's why it's surprising he's finding support beverly hills. >> yes. despite his class with hollywoo

to the united nations. they closed a consulate up in seattle because they say too close to a naval base for national security reasons. brian: listen, it doesn't make any sense the russians doing. this they on best behavior leading up to the olympics. steve: they have gotten away with so much for some years. brian: also worried about international embarrassment. if countries stayed away. now they have the world cup. england is talking about leaving their team home. if they do that and russians and other european nations follow suit, it would be embarrassment of the world's most popular game. michael anton weighed in. we are always tough on russia. don't look at the rhetoric. look at our actions. he is with the national security council in the white house. >> can you always criticize any action and say that somebody could have done more. this sun precedented action. we looked through the history books and could not find an instance of so many other countries acting all at once in concert on the same issue at

the united states and going to china. many people would say it is better to have kim jong-un engaged with other countries than being crazy and alone and developing his nuclear weapons system. i think most people see this as a positive development though still sketchy as you suggested. >> bill: it's a remarkable thing how in 2018, with so many cameras, and so many electronics all over the globe, that if indeed he's made a trip to beijing and nobody knows about it in such a reclusive society, it's pretty extraordinary how they can keep a grip on their own people in this day. >> reporter: it is, and you're right. we tend to think everything is videoed and everything is on the internet and report the but it is still possible to do a few secret things and that's why we have a news business, by the way. >> bill: indeed. thank you, byron. if it's true, it will be a development. nice to have you. seven minutes past the hour. >> sandra: the state of california suing the trump administration over the 2020 census. it follows that th

it is that the united states is responding to that threat it's very much at the top of his mind they are ever closer to having the capacity to hold america risk with a nuclear weapon this is the man elevated to america's top diplomat and descending with them is his former deputy gina hospital will be the first woman to lead the cia with all bosses impending departure she worked undercover and in secret for years she clearly likes being out of the spotlight and it could be for a good reason. she was one of the tortured chieftains at the cia in two thousand to asp all round the operations of an agency black site in thailand where two terrorist suspects were tortured one of them was nearly killed during these so-called interrogation agents slammed his head against the wall water boarded him deprived of sleep and kept him in a coffin like box and it was the hospital reportedly who later gave the order to destroy the tapes which recorded the torment along with other evidence given trump's pledge to keep the guantanamo bay operational and he's advocating of waterboarding everything falls i