[applause] >> and the first lady of the united states, mrs. melania trump. [applause] >> good morning and welcome. i am john gray. i have the privilege of being your director of your natural museum of american history. we are honored to extend a special welcome to first lady trump. it is a thrill to have you with us, and we are privileged to have this donation ceremony in our flag hall. the secretary of the smithsonian and the designer of the dress. to our board chair, many members of our board who are with us, and all of our distinguished guests, we welcome you and thank you for your support. millions of americans, and so many visitors from every corner of the world, walk through our first ladies gallery each year. they experience not only the importance, grandeur, and elegance of the first lady, but reflect on how in our american democracy transitions of power are celebrated peacefully. exhibitions and collections like the one that will house mrs. trump's gown require this skill and passion of our staff at the national museum of american history. they crea

[applause] >> and the first lady of the united states, mrs. melania trump. [applause] john gray: good morning and welcome. i am john gray. and i have the privilege of being your director of your national museum of american history. we are so honored to extend a very special welcome to first lady trump. it is a thrill to have you with us, and we are so privileged to have this donation ceremony in our flag hall. the secretary of the smithsonian, dr. david skorton, and the designer of the dress, herve pierre. to our board chair, ambassador nicholas townsman, many members of our board who are with us, and to all of our distinguished guests, we welcome you and thank you for your support. millions of americans, and so many other visitors from every corner of the world, walk through our first ladies galleries each year. they experience not only the importance, grandeur, and elegance of the first ladies, but they reflect on how in our american democracy transitions of power are celebrated peacefully. exhibitions and collections like the one that will house mrs. trum

[applause] the first lady of the united states, mrs. melania trump. [applause] >> good morning and welcome. i am john gray and i have the privilege of being your director of your national museum of american history. we are honored to extend a welcome to first lady trump. privileged to have this donation ceremony in our hall. the secretary of the smithsonian and the designer of the dress, to our board chair, many members of our board who are with us and to all of our distinguished guests, we welcome you and thank you for your support. and sos of americans many other visitors from every corner of the world walk-through our first lady's galleries each year and experience not only the important grandeur and elegance theye first ladies but reflect on how and our american democracy, transitions of power are celebrated peacefully. exhibitions and collections like the one that will house mrs. skills down require the and passion of our extraordinary staff at the national museum of american history. they create what the public sees and loves, creating a transfo

mrs. trump, we are grateful to you for entrusting us with this magnificent gown. and we ensure you it will be cared for in the same spirit and with the same attention as all of our national treasures. in just a few hours when the gallery reopens to the public, the nation and the world will share this moment forever. it is now my pleasure to introduce the 13th secretary of the smith sewngsonian dr. david skorten, a first generation american, cardiologist, flutist, university leader, champion of the arts and humanities and an advocate for the most important issues of our time. secretary skorten. >> thank you, john. thanks, everyone for joining us. mrs. trump, again, thank you very much for donating this and being part of the smithsonian. distinguished guests welcome to the smithsonian national history museum. this museum as director gray said has been collecting gowns of the first ladies collection for more than a century. and it is and remains one of the most popular exhibitions in the entire smithsonian. on behalf of the smithsonian i want to thank you again mrs.

mr. trump wants a better nuclear deal with iran. in other words, he wants to go -- he wants to look at iran's behavior globally and he wants to make it more global than just a nuclear issue. what if he can't get a better deal, though? he's telling congress, get a better deal with iran. we got a terrible one. what if he can't do that? >> i think he ends up ripping up the deal and going back to sanctions. i think that's what we end up seeing. >> and is that what you're happy with as a conserve? >> i think what we've got now is such a dangerous deal. trump calls it a bad deal, but i think that really doesn't articulate what makes it bad. what makes it bad is that we -- in my opinion, is that we gave iran $150 billion back there what americans think are the number one sponsor of terrorism. so that's bad. and it really does nothing -- you know, our ability to understand if they're complying with the terms of the deal, meaning not making -- >> other parties to the deal say they are. france, the uk, germany, the eu. >> that's right. but mo

could this possibly backfire on mr trump? we'll have to wait and see, these are really uncertain times but that was one of the concerns of those who advised him not to withdraw from the deal completely and those who were also concerned about this step of him not certifying the deal and trying to tinker with it again and reopen some of the issues he feels aren't working. they felt that the americans would be isolated, that there would be a wedge between them and their allies and that their credibility would suffer, so those are all concerns amongst some people here and certainly the europeans have, very strongly, but even before the announcement, saying they are com pletely the announcement, saying they are completely committed to the deal and they believe it is in their security interests and they are willing to stick by it. they are willing to address the concerns that concern them to but not at the risk of the deal. so you may see america being left on the outside of this process in the future but at the same time, it isa i

mrs. trump, we are grateful to you for entrusting us with this magnificent down. we ensure you it will be cared for with the same spirit and attention as our national treasures. when the gallery reopens to the public, the nation and the world will share this moment forever. to introducesure the 13th secretary of the smithsonian, who embodies so many fundamental american ideas. a first-generation american, cardiologist, flautist, champion of arts and humanities, and advocate for the most important issues of our time. [applause] thank you, john. thank you everyone for joining us. for trump, thank you donating this and being part of the smithsonian. ,istinguished guests welcome to the national museum of american history on the national mall of the united states. this museum has been collecting gowns for the first lady's collection for more than a century. it is, and remains, one of the most popular exhibitions. of the smithsonian, i want to thank you for your generosity in allowing us to add to this collection. i began with my thanks and admiration to you mr. pierre

mr. trump was also asked why he had not yet commented on the four u.s. soldiers killed 12 days ago in niger. he said he had writ in to the families and would call them soon. >> if you look at president obama and other presidents, most of them, didn't make calls, a lot of them didn't make calls. >> officials with former presidents clinton, george w. bush, and obama said they all called families of the fallen. mr. obama's deputy chief of staff said more on twitter calling mr. trump's statement, an expletive lie. adding there that the current commander-in-chief is "a deranged animal. anthony. >> with the president's day in the rose garden, thank you, major. firefighters, battling the california wildfires are making progress. wind that fan the flames are dying down. but today a driver delivering water to the fire lines was killed when his truck flipped. now 41 deaths in the fires. 213,000 acres have burned. and 6,000 buildings were destroyed. some evacuees are heading home to see if they still have one. here is mireya villarreal. >> when the tubs fire came r

[applause] and the first lady of the united states, mrs. melania trump. [applause] >> good morning and welcome. i have the privilege of being your director of your national museum of american history. extend ouronored to welcome to first lady trump. it is a trail to value with us and we are so honored to have this presentation. many members of our board who are with us and all of artist in which guests, we welcome you and thank you for your support. in so many americans other visitors from every corner of the world walk through our first ladies gallery each year. they experience not only the importance, grandeur, and elegance of the first lady, but reflect on how in our american democracy transitions of power are celebrated peacefully. exhibitions and collections like the one that will house mrs. trump's gown require this skill and passion of our staff at the national museum of american history. they create with the public sees and loves, creating the transformative experience that only history can offer. we thank all of the staff who has worked on this.

[applause] mrs. trump: thank you, so much. thank you for your warm welcome. it is an honor to be here today. i want to start by thanking director john gray and the secretary skorton for the wonderful introduction. the staff here at the smithsonian has been a true pleasure to work with. thank you for everything that you do to preserve part of our nation's history. as historians and curators, you have such an important role on behalf of our country. while i may be the one on stage, i want to take a moment to introduce you to the person behind my gorgeous couture piece. thanksigner, mr. pierre, you, herve. please stand up. [applause] for all thatrve, you did to create such a wonderful piece. you are a true artist and a real professional. as most of you know, before being elected president, my husband was never in politics. so you can imagine after he won, we were very busy with all that goes into preparing for a new administration, and all of the changes that we, as a family, would be facing. to be honest, what i would wear to the inaugural ball was the last thi

[laughter] mr. trump: mr. prime minister, it has been a great honor having you and i look forward to many years of friendship and working together. keep up the good work. thank you very much. [applause] >> this afternoon, remarks on president trump on his tax policy. at 7:30omments live eastern on c-span. tomorrow, attorney general jeff sessions is in front of the senate judiciary committee live at 10:00 a.m. eastern. also watch online at c-span.org or the c-span radio app. on afterwards. next over 90% of sexual harassment cases. what is that mean? the woman never worked or chose a career again and can never talk about it. she is gagged. solvese do we sexual-harassment cases? ever finds out about it if you file a complaint or can talk about it ever. nobody ever knows it happened to you arein many cases terminated and the predator is left to work. this is the way society has decided to resolve sexual arrest cases. >> former fox news host gretchen carlson talks about harassment in her new book. she interviewed b

allies reacted with dismay at mr. trump's decision on the deal. they say that they will continue to honor the international agreement, but iranian government has issued a dire warning that any u.s. action to on dismantle the deal would be a strategic mistake. the iranian president was especially harsh in his criticism of mr. trump. >> translator: this is an international multilateral deal that has been ratified by the u.n. security council. it is a u.n. document. is it possible for the president to unilaterally decertify this important international deal? apparently he is not in the law. >> mr. trump's declaration of noncompliance conflicts with the view of international inspectors and his own secretary of state. the thorny issue now goes to the u.s. congress which has 60 days according to on mmr. trump to p tougher legislation that satisfies president trump, that includes taking a harder line on iran's ballistic missile program which was not part of the original nuclear deal. >> let's bring in a senior lecturer in international relations in londo

figures seized on by mr trump's defeated opponent. the former chairman paul manafort is one of two men accused of laundering money, burned while working for ukraine's former pro—moscow president. but it is the role of george papadopoulos which could prove more damaging. he has admitted lying to the fbi about his contacts with russian nationals. president trump is furious. in truth this morning, he says it is all fake news, as paul manafort‘s lawyer said, there was no collusion and events mentioned took place long before he came to the campaign. as for the lower—level volunteer named george, mr trump says he is a proven liar. the charges represent the opening salvo from robert mueller, the man leading the russia investigation. it is unlikely to be the last. sum up mr trump's supporters are urging him to sack mr muller and democrats are warning the president not to interfere. 0ur correspondent jane 0'brien is in washington. the president taking to twitter to continue to angrily make his case? yes, sophie i think that is a sign of

the president and republican senator bob corker corker accused mr trump of bullying name calling and he said that donald trump would leave behind a legacy of division the argument began when corker a lawmaker from the state of tennessee told the today show on n.b.c. that the president should stay out of congress his way is it plans new tax reform saying that was the best way to have success later on he was more direct accusing mr trump of spreading untruths. let's take a listen to part of what senator corker said today look i think. we standing up in front of the american people and stating untruths that everybody knows to be untrue and just you know for young people to be watching not only here in our country but. around the world someone of this. mentality or wound the present united states is something that is i think that basing to our country look i have seen no evolution and upward wyoming is matter of fact i would say it appears to me that. it's almost the evolving. strong language there hand mr trump is not known for taking criticism lying down and he hit back on his favorite

mr. trump was also asked why he had not yet commented on the four u.s. soldiers killed 12 days ago in niger. he said he had writ in to the families and would call them soon. >> if you look at president obama and other presidents, most lot of them didn't make calls. >> officials with former presidents clinton, george w. bush, and obama said they all called families of the fallen. mr. obama's deputy chief of staff said more on twitter calling mr. trump's statement, an expletive lie. adding there that the current commander-in-chief is "a deranged animal. anthony. >> with the president's day in the rose garden, thank you, major. firefighters, battling the california wildfires are making progress. wind that fan the flames are dying down. but today a driver delivering walt water to the fire lines was killed when his truck flipped. now 41 deaths in the fires. 213,000 acres have burned. and 6,000 buildings were destroyed. some evacuees are heading home to see if they still have one. here is mireya villarreal. >> when the tubs fire came racing down into santa ros

even if not mr bob as well deserves a check donald trump title given by the media despite already being part of the system as finance minister for a while no way this guy has kept up the image of being beyond the system i was looking for two years twenty hours a day before the election i'm at thirty thousand people i don't need to fill my ego my ego is really full mr bobbish and his billions make him the second richest man in this country journalists call him a media mogul but his business toys vary from farms to chemical plants no golf courses though bobbish is younger than trump he's got time to catch up or wait he's focused on the new job with confidence from the state like a business we won't hone unlike politicians have to understand i've been a businessman but i have good common sense in that business and i've told you and three bobbish is not a fan of migrants or the way brussels deals with them for now there is no place for migrants in europe we will soon begin the construction of a group. great wall along our southern border hearse. and it is obvious there is no check donald tr

over two years before mr amanda ford served ina trump years before mr amanda ford served in a trump campaign. and in response to the indictment, donald trump tweeted angrily: today's announcement has nothing to do with the president. has nothing to do with the president's campaign or campaign activity. the real collusion scandal, as we've said several times before, has everything to do with the clinton campaign, fusion gps and russia. but today a damaging and unexpected disclosure, this man, george papadopolous, a foreign policy advisor to the trump campaign, who president trump once described as an excellent guy, secretly pleaded guilty earlier this month to lying to the fbi about his contacts with russian officials during the campaign. and this former state department official and international lawyer says that could be much more significant. well, manafort is a biggerfigure but we expected the charges and the indictment to come out against him today. papadopoulos's guilty plea discloses facts of communications between the trump campaign and russia are we didn't know about, and that could

trump of spreading untruths take a listen to what senator bob corker had to say. look i think the standing up in front of the american people and stating untruths that everybody knows to be untrue and just you know for young people to be watching not only here in our country but . around the world someone of this. mentality or. present united states is something that is i think the basing to our country look i have seen no evolution an upward way i mean he's matter of fact i would say it appears to me that. it's almost the moment devolving truck responded in the president is not known for taking a criticism wind down he hit back on his favorite social media platform tweeting that corker couldn't get elected dog catcher in tennessee the president went on to tweet before going on to criticize the senator's role in the iran nuclear deal which the u.s. recently as you may know threatened to withdraw from senator corker hit back at that describing president trump as utterly untruthful and using the hash tag award the day care staff to imply childishness on the presiden

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a former business associate of mr manafort has also been indicted, and a former adviser to mr trump has admitted lying to the fbi. our north america editor, jon sopel, has this report from washington. reporter: mr manafort, are you turning yourself into federal authorities today? this isn't how it was meant to be. lawyer: mr manafort has no comment. just over a year ago the multimillionaire paul manafort was donald trump's campaign chairman and a figure of huge influence. today, he's been ordered to an fbi filled office to face the most grave charges. normally talkative, today, much more tight—lipped. the indictment runs to over 30 pages and details are complex web of financial arrangements to keep vast sums secret from the us authorities. it details how manafort was working as an agent for the pro—russia party in ukraine from whom he received tens of millions of dollars in payments for a decade until 2016. it's alleged he laundered $18 million through various accounts and companies and by any means. almost $1 million was funneled through an antique rug store in alexandria, virginia

. >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states and mrs. trump. [applause] mrs. trump: thank you all for being here today. it touches my heart to see the faces i been lucky to know these past few months. thank you for the time and strength for each of you to tell your stories. we are here today because of your courage. the opioid epidemic has affected more than 2 million americans nationwide and sadly the number continues to rise. americansre than 175 to overdoses every day and millions more are struggling with addiction. addiction you know, affects children in many different ways. i've recently taken a larger interest and when i can do to help fight this epidemic. [applause] mrs. trump: i have been participating in meetings and listening sessions and i've been visiting with people who have been affected by these diseases. want to take a moment now to tell you what i've learned from being on the front lines of this epidemic. don hallman talk to me about his son, garrett, who took medication for adhd and suffered from depression and anxiety. he explained that soci

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mr. obama's deputy chief of staff said more on twitter, calling mr. trump's statement "an (expletive) lie," adding that the current commander-in- chief is "a deranged animal." anthony? >> mason: major garrett with the president's day in the rose garden. thank you, major. firefighters battling the california wildfires are making progress. winds that fanned the flames are dying down, but today a driver e livering water to the fire lines was killed when his truck flipped. there are now 41 deaths in the 21res. 213,000 acres have burned, and nearly 6,000 buildings were destroyed. some evacuees are heading home to see if they still have one. here's mireya villarreal. >> reporter: when the fire came racing down into santa rosa, an assistant firefighter, paul lowenthal, was called into service. >> i wouldn't imagine we'd have something that big all of a sudden right here. >> reporter: and as the fire igntinues to burn, officials are now turning their attention to making these neighborhoods safer. santa rosa's ana grove neighborhood has been designated by the

trump is doing this year is going to be worth mr trump is going to do next year well i guess that's the only silver lining that that i see are people fighting but that the change has been not only to the numbers but also to the vocabulary are and they the language that the administration is using to describe the problem and. you know better than i did that the trumpet musicians started to refer every fur to be isolation of. refugees seekers or asylum seekers as opposed to integration which is far more common term around the world do you read anything into this change of. well we're going back to essentially republican principles in this regard under the bush administration the second bush administration the conservatives used the world the same award a simulation all the time for them meaning for those conservatives you comers have to assimilate into the existing society rather than integrate which suggests a two way process so going back i don't care how many decades you will find that republicans use the word assimilation republican intellectuals use the word assimilation i don't

mr. trump reminded the islands of its debts. i i hate to till you, puerto rico you have thrown the budget out of whack. we spent a lot of money on puerto rico. >> conplace the president did not see was a rural town. a two hour drive from san juan and a world away from relief. here more than two weeks after the storm there is no running water. people are drinking and bathing with walter from the stream. in the capital of san juan, some were unhappy with mr. trump's visit. >> it is just like he is showing off. it is a show. >> i don't see that what he said was appropriate to what we are suffering now as a country. >> reporter: one of the president's fiercist critics mayor of san juan who said you are killing us with the inefficiency. but today she met with white house officials walked away saying they understand the disconnect between as she put it how things are supposed to happen and, how they really happen. anthony. >> david begnaud in san juan. thank you, david. when we come back, tom petty, a rocker who never backed down. , t

and no one. >> it is not the first time mr. trump withstood controversy over a gold star family. as a candidate he sparred with the parents of kahn killed in iraq in 2004 they had spoken at the democratic national convention. >> if you look at his wife, she was standing there, had nothing to say maybe wasn't allowed to have anything to say. >> reporter: late today the white house said president trump did speak with all four families of the green berets killed in niger and thanked them for their sacrifice. anthony. >> margaret brennan at the white house. thanks. all of this happens as americans mourn the loss of four service members in niger earlier this month. this evening the body of one of the green betters, sergeant ledavid johnson was flown to miami. sergeant johnson was 25. he leaves a pregnant wife, and two children. >>> our holly williams was one of the few western journalists to witness the celebration yesterday as u.s. backed forces pushed the last isis fighters from raqqa. today the militias declared victories in city isis considered its capital. holly reports it came a

errol barnett has mr. trump's latest remarks. >> it a very, very hard call, they're sad. >> president trump shed how challenging it is to call grieving relatives of soldiers. the president rejected accusation by florida congresswoman wilson that chief of staff john kelly defended mr. trump, to keep his position in the white house. >> he doesn't need this job. in fact he didn't really want this job. >> the past week's controversy between a gold star family and the white house, comes as the the president aims for his first major legislative win. he is now optimistic his tax plan will pass soon. >> it will be the biggest cuts ever, in the history of this country. fueling his confidence, the republican controlled senate passed a budget this week. which the house is expected to take up in the coming days. the president's budget director, says that is crucial. >> we have to start keeping our promises but passing this budget this week. which is the next step in an absolutely critical step to get tax reform. big s

barragan: mr. chairman, i support this amendment. mr. trump's budget request included, as mr. vela stated, funding for 20 additional eminent domain attorneys at the department of justice. it's pretty clear what the president is signaling -- private property owners, beware. in an interview with fox news in 2015, mr. trump stated that the condemnation of property for transfer to private developers is a wonderful thing and is not taking property. of course, the president has a history of supporting land taking. we've all heard the story of ms. vera cooking from atlantic city who fought mr. trump for years to keep her home for 30 years rather than to give it up for trump's taj mahal casino parking lot. the landmark 2005 supreme court case, keller v. new london comes to mind. that's when the supreme court upheld the taking of private land to the government to transfer to another private property for economic development. at the time, it was denounced by nearly everyone on both the left and the right but not mr. trump. back in 2005, when the decision came down, mr. trump said on fox

i think mr. trump is very high intelligence but special good optimism. i hope and pray he backs off on the protectionism, i pray he does. that with the shackles off, with the shackles about energy off, i think this economy has a long way to run, and frankly, i think it's doing so well that the only tax thing we need to consider is take away the corporate income tax, that should never have been there, taxed directly on the company but i think we're seeing and what's happening is a extraordinary enthusiasm over a guy who's an enthusiastic guy. liz: good point. president trump slamming hillary clinton for defending nfl anthem protests. the president saying that that perspective is why hillary lost. take a listen. >> that's why she lost the election. i mean, honestly, it's that thinking, that is the reason she lost the election. when you go down and take a knee or any other way, you're sitting, essentially, for our great national anthem, you are disrespecting our flag and you're disrespecting our country. liz: what do you think, ben? is the president right?

that drew a strong reaction from mr. trump and journalists. >> i never discussed increasing it. i wanted to in perfect shape. that was fake news by nbc which gives a lot of fake news. it's disgusting the way the press is able to write whatever they want to write. people should look into it. >> i have looked into it and you might want to start looking into it too. >> mr. trump took to twitter to explain. "neck work news has become so partisan. licenses -- network news the fcc doesn't license national networks. those rules are supposedly based on serving the community, not news content. the president tweeted nbc equals cnn, and insult in his eyes and said its sources don't exist. >> the president dismissed our reporting, thing is not true and that the sources are made up. sources do exist. three of them were in the room when the president talked about dramatic increasingly the number of nukes. >> nbc the meeting is what triggered rex tillerson to call mr. trump a moron, denied by his spokeswoman. this presidential tweet followed. "why isn't the senate intel committee looking into

mr trump says he is the victim of a witch—hunt. but the us special counsel is now trying to connect events here in ukraine with what happened later in the presidential campaign. paulwood, bbc news, kiev. the sacked leader of catalonia, carles puigdemont, has arrived in belgium and hired a lawyer specialising in immigration with speculation he may seek asylum. earlier, the spanish attorney general said he was seeking charges including rebellion, sedition and the misappropriation of public funds against mr puigdemont and other separatist leaders over last week's unilateral declaration of independence. sarah corker reports. without resistance, spain's national government has taken over the day—to—day running of this, the cata la n day—to—day running of this, the catalan region. ca rles day—to—day running of this, the catalan region. carles puigdemont, the deposed catalan leader, faces charges of rebellion. he has now decided to escape before facing arrest. translation: key is in belgium, i think, arrest. translation: key i

mr. trump reminded the islands of its debts. i i hate to till you, puerto rico you have thrown the budget out of whack. we spent a lot of money on puerto rico. >> conplace the president did not see was a rural town. a two hour drive from san juan and a world away from relief. here more than two weeks after the storm there is no running water. people are drinking and bathing with walter from the stream. in the capital of san juan, some were unhappy with mr. trump's visit. >> it is just like he is showing off. it is a show. >> i don't see that what he said was appropriate to what we are suffering now as a country. >> reporter: one of the president's fiercist critics mayor of san juan who said you are killing us with the inefficiency. but today she met with white house officials walked away saying they understand the disconnect between as she put it how things are supposed to happen and, how they really happen. anthony. >> david begnaud in san juan. thank you, david. when we come back, tom petty, a rocker who never backed down. ♪

and no one. >> it is not the first time mr. trump withstood controversy over a gold star family. as a candidate he sparred with the parents of kahn killed in iraq in 2004 they had spoken at the democratic national convention. >> if you look at his wife, she was standing there, had nothing to say maybe wasn't allowed to have anything to say. >> reporter: late today the white house said president trump did speak with all four families of the green berets killed in niger and thanked them for their sacrifice. anthony. >> margaret house. thanks. all of this happens as americans mourn the loss of four service members in niger earlier this month. this evening the body of one of the green betters, sergeant ledavid johnson was flown to miami. sergeant johnson was 25. he leaves a pregnant wife, and two children. >>> our holly williams was one of the few western journalists to witness the celebration yesterday as u.s. backed forces pushed the last isis fighters from raqqa. today the militias declared victories in city isis considered its capital. holly reports it came at a terrible price. >

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trump had spoken to kelly before making the remark. the retired marine corps general has actively avoided calling attention to his son's death, making it clear he does not want it to be exploited, but on a memorial day trip to arlington cemetery, president trump called attention to the family's loss. >> robert died fighting the enemies of all civilization in afghanistan. >> reporter: today, despite the president's prodding, kelly declined to comment. but a white house official, who requested anonymity, told cbs news, "i can tell you obama did not call general kelly after the death of his son." but white house records show that kelly and his wife did attend a closed-door breakfast with mr. and mrs. obama to honor gold star families a year after their son's passing. obama staff told cbs news that the kellys were seated alongside the first lady but could not confirm a prior call. >> you have sacrificed nothing and no one. >> reporter: it is not first time mr. trump has stirred controversy over a gold star family. as a candidate, he sparre

depending on the result, mr. trump said he may still tear up the deal. >> well, i may do that. i may do that. the deal is terrible. >> reporter: in addition to the u.s. and iran, five other countries signed the 2015 agreement. today, they all opposed the president's announcement. russia accused president trump of "aggressive and threatening rhetoric." while france, germany, and the u.k. jointly stated that they have "repeatedly confirmed iran's compliance," with the deal and said it is in, "our shared national security interest" not to damage it. >> well, my view on the nuclear deal is they are in technical compliance of the nuclear arrangement. >> reporter: the president's decision is also at odds with his own national security team. secretary of state rex tillerson, secretary of defense jim mattis, and chairman of the join designed the new strategy as a compromise to keep mr. trump from scrapg the agreement completely. >> i do believe the agreement to date has delayed the development ofa nuclear capability by iran. >> reporter: in a statement, former secretary of state john k

mr. gates, and another minor aid to the trump administration, george papadopoulos. what's the administration's reaction? i saw a tweet early this morning, but what's the reaction? >> well, i would offer to you first of all, laura, my job is such that i am completely consumed between 0600 in the morning and when i get home at night which is pretty late. i'm not in a position to watch very much tv. i know the gentlemen inkited today, all of the activities as i understand it they were indicted for was long before they ever met donald trump or had any association with the campaign. but, i think the reaction of the administration is what the legal justice system work, everyone is innocent -- presumed innocent and we will see where it goes. >> laura: with being chief of staff as you are now now three months in, is this a difficult moment for the staff? or is staff worried when indictments start being handed down that this is just the first, second, third shoe to drop and there will be many to f

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trump is doing this year is going to be what mr trump is going to do next year what i guess that's the only silver lining that that i see are people siding but the change has been not only to the numbers but also to the vocabulary are they the language that the administration is using to describe the problem and you know better than i did that they trumpet musician started to refer every first to be isolation of. refugees seekers or asylum seekers as opposed to integration which is far more common term around the world do you read anything into this change of cabul or well we're going back to essentially republican principles in this regard. the bush administration the second bush administration the conservatives used the world the same award a simulation all the time for them meaning for those conservatives you comers have to assimilate into the existing society rather than integrate which suggests a two way process so going back i don't care how many decades you will find that republicans use the word assimilation republican intellectuals use the word assimilation i don't particularl

mr. obama's deputy chief of staff said more on twitter, calling mr. trump's statement an expletive lie, adding that the current commander-in-chief is "a deranged animal." anthony? >> mason: major garrett with the president's day in the rose garden. thank you, major. firefighters battling the california wildfires are making progress. winds that fanned the flames are dying down, but today a driver delivering water to the fire lines was killed when his truck flipped. there are now 41 deaths in the fires. 213,000 acres have burned, and nearly 6,000 buildings were destroyed. some evacuees are heading home to see if they still have one. here's mireya villarreal. >> reporter: when the fire came racing down into san that rosa, an assistant firefighter was called into service. >> i wouldn't imagine we'd have something that big all of a sudden right here. >> reporter: as the fire continues to burn, officials are now turning their attention to making these neighborhoods safer. santa rosa has been designated by the state as a very high fire hashz zone, requiring

compared to what he mr. trump reminded the islands of its debts. i i hate to till you, puerto rico you have thrown the budget out of whack. we spent a lot of money on puerto rico. >> conplace the president did not see was a rural town. a two hour drive from san juan and a world away from relief. here more than two weeks after the storm there is no running water. people are drinking and bathing with walter from the stream. in the capital of san juan, some were unhappy with mr. trump's visit. >> it is just like he is showing off. it is a show. >> i don't see that what he said was appropriate to what we are suffering now as a country. >> reporter: one of the president's fiercist critics mayor of san juan who said you are killing us with the inefficiency. but today she met with white house officials walked away disconnect between as she put it how things are supposed to happen and, how they really happen. anthony. >> david begnaud in san juan. thank you, david. when we come back, tom petty, a rocker who never backed down. cbs cares - justin constantine

mr. trump gets called out about his statement about his predecessors and fallen soldiers. >> i was knowingly or not along for the ride as america made the future better than the past. >> senator john mccain receives the 2017 national constitution center liberty medal for his lifetime sacrifice and service and during his acceptance speech slams serious national lichl. . >> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie greene. >> the senate is set to clear the way for tax reform. president trump and majority leader say they're on the same page. they had lunch together and then they held a joint news conference. the show of unity would belie some very public tension. also the president is being called out for comments concerning his predecessors and fallen u.s. soldiers. seth lemon is here in new york. >> president trump tried to afrm his alliance with mcconnell calling them long time friends. it's a necessary perception at

mr. trump gets called out about his statement about his predecessors and fallen soldiers. >> i was knowingly or not along for the ride as america made the future better than the past. >> senator john mccain receives the 2017 national constitution center liberty medal for his and during his acceptance speech slams serious national lichl. . >> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie greene. >> the senate is set to clear the way for tax reform. president trump and majority leader say they're on the same page. they had lunch together and then they held a joint news conference. the show of unity would belie some very public tension. also the president is being called out for comments concerning his predecessors and fallen u.s. soldiers. seth lemon is here in new york. >> president trump tried to afrm his alliance with mcconnell calling them long time friends. it's a necessary perception at a critical time because the se

trump is doing this year is going to be what mr trump is going to do next year well i guess that's the only silver lining that i see are people siding but the change has been not only to the numbers but also to the vocabulary are they the language that the administration is using to describe the problem and you know better than i did that they trumpet musicians started to refer every fur to be isolation of. refugees seekers or asylum seekers as opposed to integration which is far more common term around the world do you read anything into this change of cabul or well we're going back to essentially republican principles in this regard. of the bush administration the second bush administration the conservatives used the world the same award a simulation all the time for them meaning for those conservatives you comers have to assimilate into the existing society rather than integrate which suggests a two way process so going back i don't care how many decades you will find that republicans use the word assimilation republican intellectuals use the word assimilation i don't particularly t

mr. obama's deputy chief of staff said more on twitter, calling mr. trump's statement an expletive lie, adding that the current commander-in-chief is "a deranged animal." anthony? >> mason: major garrett with the president's day in the rose garden. thank you, major. firefighters battling the california wildfires are making progress. winds that fanned the flames are dying down, but today a driver delivering water to the fire lines was killed when his truck flipped. there are now 41 deaths in the fires. 213,000 acres have burned, and nearly 6,000 buildings were destroyed. some evacuees are heading home to see if they still have one. here's mireya villarreal. >> reporter: when the fire came racing down into san that rosa, an assistant firefighter was called into service. >> i wouldn't imagine we'd have something that big all of a sudden right here. >> reporter: as the fire continues to burn, officials are making these neighborhoods safer. santa rosa has been designated by the state as a very high fire hashz zone, requiring homeowners to clear brush and u

trump is doing this year is going to be what mr trump is going to do next year what i guess that's the only silver lining that that i see are people siding but the change has been not only to the numbers but also to the vocabulary are and they the language that the administration is using to describe the problem and. you know better than i did that the trumpet musicians started to refer every fur to be isolation of. refugees seekers or asylum seekers as opposed to integration which is far more common term around the world do you read anything into this change of. well we're going back to essentially republican principles in this regard under the bush administration the second bush administration the conservatives used the world the same award a simulation all the time for them meaning for those conservatives you comers have to assimilate into the existing society rather than integrate which suggests a two way process so going back i don't care how many decades you will find that republicans use the word assimilation republican intellectuals use the word assimilation i don't particularl

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trump may be headed to world war iii. >> mr. corker is entitled to his own opinion but not his own facts. >> we have concerns. >> he may have voted against the deal ultimately, but he not only allowed the deal to happen, he gave it credibility. >> reporter: the iran deal is also a source of tension with secretary of state rex tillerson. >> i guarantee you, my iq is much higher than theirs, all right? >> reporter: during the campaign the president often bragged about his intelligence. regarding tillerson he told forbes magazine i guess we'll have to compare iq tests and i can tell you who's going to win. state department's heather nauert. >> what's the secretary's iq? >> it's high. >> margaret brennan, cbs news, the white house. >>> the prime minister of spain called an emergency cabinet meeting to consider the government's next move regarding cat lope ya's declaration of independence. they have put the push for independence on hold and they're calling for talks with the spanish government. catalonia is a region in northeast spai