emmanuel macron and president trump have become close friends and allies. first lady melania also hitting it off with emmanuel macron his wife, bridget. the shared outsider status, cementing the bond. >> nothing will ever separate us. >>reporter: recent french involvement in the u.s. led missile strikes against syria is a good example of the new alliance. he has taken knox for sometimes being too interested in pr and his polling has dipped as he's been accused of being more interested in the perks of the job. but in a world looking for fresh leaders, emmanuel macron often fits the global bill. >>chris: our interview with president emmanuel macron came just one week after the u.s., france and britain lost a coordinated strike on the assad regime in syria. on the eve of the state visit, there are big issues that divide president emmanuel macron and president trump. i came to the palace to talk with the french leader. built in 1722 for a french nobleman, it was first used by the president of france in 1848. the interview took place in a salon - - the golden ro

he is meeting with emmanuel macron. the big subject is tried. analyst: canada's main trading partner is immediate neighbor the united states, and it is renegotiating the trilateral nafta deal with the u.s. and mexico, but also looking to expand its trading partners. last year, it signed a major free trade agreement with the european union. agreements with france are relatively small. canada experts about 2 billion euros or 1% of its global experts. france sends him is twice as much in value to canada. manufacturing, aviation, and agriculture are sectors the sides could expand in trade. genie: next, a story that has sent shockwaves across the marketing industry. the man dubbed the king of advertising has stepped down suddenly. yuka: thahat man is martin sorrl . his sudden departure saturday has left the largest advertising npr company at a crossroads, when it is already struggling with declining revenue. he steps down after the board conducteted an investigation ino personal misconduct, though details of that program of not been disclosed. regina

when he stands alongside emmanuel macron he looks like that. similarly, he is addressing big issues that sometimes donald trump is not regarded as dealing with properly. at the same time, he also got a good friend out of it, let us be honest. chris buckler, thank you so much, talking to us from washington, dc. early today, many macron addressed both houses of congress. he warned of the dangers of nationalism and the threat of global prosperity and urged america not to retreat from the international stage. despite reservations expressed, manual macron said he stood by the deal to limit the iranian ability to produce nuclear weapons. his report contains lush photography. present arms! the social high point of a state visit is the house banquet. and last night, once again that entente, oh—so—cordiale, between some elder statesmen of politics, was on show again. mr speaker, the president of the french republic. today in congress, the french president had a twinkle in his eye. in 1778, the french philosopher voltaire and benjamin franklin met in

and emmanuel macron is 40. but they do seem to have this bond and symbolically that's very important. we don't know substantively what that is going to mean. you heard president macron there saying essentially this is the beginning of something, we'll see what happens in the months and weeks on any number of issues, the paris climate deal for instance, the deal -- the iran nuclear deal, can macron use his charm to convince this president to stay in the deal? is there a better deal in the offing? we'll see. the president is, for instance, said before that maybe the united states would get back into the paris agreement in terms of climate. is that something that is going to happen. they use very different language, right. you have macron talking about a global challenge, he's very much seeking common ground, he's very much a globalist. and president trump speaking more like a nationalist, speaking more like a dealmaker for the united states, who wants the best deal for this country and isn't necessarily concerned

. >> the you talk about emmanuel macron being the trump whisperer. we got to play a little bit of some of that because there wasn't just whispering, there was hugging, handshake, back slap, bromancing between macron and donald trump for the last 24, 48 hours or so the. and kristen, that's an ref va lution from when they first met. tell me what you've observed over the last two days. >> reporter: you talk about the term evolution, hallie, think about that first handshake that really was more of an arm wrestle when they met for the very first time on the sidelines of an international summit. and then over the course of time, they developed a very unique bond. look, these are two political newcomers. they both wanted to shake up the system, even though they do have these policy differences. and the fact that they've really forged a strong bond i think was on display yesterday. we saw it in a number of different instances, everything from a close handshake. at one point they appeared to be holding hands, they kissed each other on the cheek, air kisses. b

thank you. >>> another issue for emmanuel macron. the trade. the eu has days to avoid a trade fight. macron will try to temper the america first policies for trump. the steel and aluminum tariffs, but some countries have exemption. that is unless macron and merkel can persuade trump this week. merkel heads to washington on friday. the eu wants permanent exemptions. if not, the eu threatens tariffs on $7.9 billion of u.s. exports. denim and peanut butter and motorcycles. and this battle with europe would be the second for the u.s. america is in a trade spat with china. each side is threatening the other with billions in tariffs. >>> president trump's nominee for veterans affairs secretary was scheduled to have his senate confirmation hearing tomorrow. sources tell cnn that is likely to be postponed in light of allegations against the white house physician ronny jackson. the committee members have been told about claims of improper conduct at various stages of his career. none of the senators would reveal specifics. there is no plan to withdraw h

emmanuel macron has just been giving a press conference. he acknowledged that president trump might reject the present deal agreed with iran but insisted progress for more talks and a new agreement had been put in place. no matter the decision to be taken by the united states on 12 may, we shall actjointly in the region in order to find a broader agreement and a joint strategic framework to talk to iran. president trump was open to that prospect, and to the idea of having a more comprehensive agreement, a more structured one, that would enable us to cover and to answer the concerns that exist regarding iran's activities. this will not happen overnight, but i think it is an important step. it seems to me that he is not very much eager to defend it. do i take it personally? no. i believe that it is... i have in mind that it is a campaign commitment that he took a long time ago, so i do not know what the american decision will be, but if you take a rational look at the announcements so far, the comments made by president trump, it seems to me

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high when it are comes to emmanuel macron. he was only elected just under a year ago and he was talking of redefining france in a business perspective, trying to make it seem innovative, a good place to come and set up shop if you are a startup. emmanuel macron has been trying to build that perspective, cut are ape, cut taxes if you wealthy individual and investing in startups. wayshad found innovative of bringing in more technology talent. emily: we are looking at live pictures of the white house now. president trump and the first lady, french president emmanuel macron arriving and shaking hands with president trump ahead of this very important three-day visit. toin cirilli, we are going go to our chief washington correspondent who is standing by. walk us through the agenda of the next three days. >> president emmanuel macron meeting with president trump. he arrived earlier here at andrews air force base. he spoke to reporters and said he was looking forward to a series of trade meeting about a has of issues ranging from the

french president emmanuel macron has completed a state visit to washington. the first foreign visitor to receive such an honor since donald trump took office. and he rocks congress with a speech in which he challenged president trump's position on climate change, free e trade, ad the iran nuclear deal. is he about to eclipse angela merkel both in europe and internationally? macron or merkel? who is leading? to discuss that question, i'm joined by matthew karnitschnig, chief european correspondent for politico. he argues he wants to lead europe but can't while merkel could lead but won't. , arguing us is pascale he used to be the leader of europe. based inammelin and berlin. she says it's in germany's best interest. thank you for being here with me. matthew, i'd like to begin with you. quote atinted out your the top of the show says if emmanuel macron wants to lead but can't. i think we got that quote from you before. have you changed your mind since you heard the address? matthew: no i haven't. i think the problem he has is france is not strong enough alone t

emmanuel macron, life tuesday morning. and on the free c-span radio app. >> as just mentioned, to my president trump and the first lady will host a private dinner and tour for the french president. c-span spoke to mount vernon president and ceo doug, who provided sick -- provided historical insight into the to the which dates back 18th century, when george washington himself welcomed guests to his estate. >> on the east lawn of mount vernon with doug bradburn. the site of a private dinner monday with president trump and french president macron, looking at tell us about the dinner? >> we are honored to have a visit by president macron and president trump to mount vernon. it is a special site in the history of the united states. it's also a very important place in the connection of the french nation to the american nation going back to all sorts of wonderful french visitors. the first alliance between the french and the americans. up visit that is coming monday, i can't give you all the details about what happened. touring a

in france, emmanuel macron delivers his first speech to parliament. in florida, president trump getting ready to host shinzo abe , with trade on the agenda. from the u.k., wage growth finally starts contracting. sterling dropping on the news. we will have the data and how it impacts the bank of england. netflix prove the doubters wrong. the giant hangs onto customers despite raising prices. we will look at what drove the company and the blowout quarter. here is look at happening european -- to european trading. rising by a minimum of 1%. led by automakers. currencies falling against the dollar which is rebounding from the two-month low. we have yields declining and commodities are the final two columns. let's get to corporate news. a singapore firm agreed to spend 3 billion euros to boost its stake in a drugmaker's planned takeover, sending shares up by 2.7%. after the purchase of new shares. a german company pushing to complete $66 billion purchase, l most -- almost two years after the transaction. let's could to chinese data. economic expansion hold

. >> el presidente de francia, emmanuel macron dejÓ atrÁs los besos y abrazos con donald trump y en su segundo dÍa de visita a estados unidos desafÍo las polÍticas de su nuevo amigo, en una secciÓn conjunta del congreso, presidente de francia, emmanuel macron pidiÓ a estados unidos involucrarse mÁs en el mundo, dijo lo siguiente sabemos juntos. >> gracias a un buen hombre un niÑo sobreviviÓ tras estar 9 minutos en el agua, jugaba con un amigo en una alberca en carolina del sur uno de los presentes le dio boca a boca bajo el agua una acciÓn que vuelve atraer a colaciÓn la importancia de conocer y aplicar las tÉcnicas de "primer plano" para salvar vidas. >> es muy importante que todos los padres que toda las personas traten de buscar que aprendan a

how much influence does emmanuel macron have?” killer deal? how much influence does emmanuel macron have? i think this issue is a bit of a test for exactly that. this state visit has been full of pomp and ceremony, full of symbolism and photo opportunities, full of public moments of the two men kissing, holding hands and sharing jokes. the stage has been set for something to come out of that. if it doesn't, it will reflect by on the influence that mr macron has. donald trump said before his press conference yesterday that things are looking quite good for an understanding at least between us too. then in the press conference he made it clear that he hadn't made any decision yet on the orion new killer deal and would only do so next month. it is a bit of a test for emmanuel macron that he can not only be close to the american president, not only have this year, but influence him, as well. there is plenty of debate on the tones of american democracy. he said we are living in the time of anger and fear and do sort of feelings do n

these two already have history, emmanuel macron to washington. these two already have history, and more of it was made today. >>> and the troubling word late today that former president george h.w. bush 41 is seriously ill and hospitalized tonight in houston as "the 11th hour" gets under way on a monday night. >>> well, good evening once again from our nbc news headquarters here in new york. a quick update here at the top of hour broadcast on some breaking news before we get under way with our broadcast. as you may know, former president george h.w. bush 41 is in critical condition tonight in houston, hospitalized yesterday, a day after the funeral of his wife of 73 years. we're told he has a blood infection. he appears to be responding to treatment.

president emmanuel macron the white house for an official state visit. our live coverage begins tuesday with the arrival of the project president and mrs. macron at the white house. and what the remarks by the two heads of state. then let coverage of president trump's first state dinner starting at 6:30 p.m. eastern with guest arrivals and dinner toasts. official state visit of french president emmanuel macron live starting tuesday morning on c-span.org, and on the free c-span radio app. attorney general jeff sessions testifies this week on the justice department's 2019 budget request. he will speak before said appropriations subcommittee wednesday at 2:30 p.m. eastern light on c-span3. to base thee legislation of names to put taxes for special counsel's will send requirements and limitations on the removal from office of a special counsel appointed by attorney general.

but on that key vision, emmanuel macron appears to have failed. schmoozing donald trump is one thing. moving him is another. chris buckler, bbc news, washington. now, kim jong—un will become the first north korean leader to cross the military demarcation line with south korea. he will take the step at the start of friday's historic summit with the south korean president moonjae—in. mr kim will inspect a south korean honour guard and the two men will plant a tree. laura bicker is in seoulfor us and jointly now. there has been so much in the run—up to this meeting on friday. tell us more. when it comes to south korean interests, they are beginning to have high expectations. you need to remember where that is coming from. at the end of last year, the tensions on this peninsula we re year, the tensions on this peninsula were so year, the tensions on this peninsula were so high many feared that they we re were so high many feared that they were heading towards war. and here were heading towards war. and here we are few months later with the two s

so, emmanuel macron, feted as a hero by some meps. his idea, which many will see as federalism, straightforwardly, that the eurozone should come closer together, a banking union, a bigger budget, is that going to wash? i doubt it. things are moving emotionally in the other direction. we are seeing a revival of nationalism. i don't think it is going to happen, particularly as he has been very close to the germans, but angela merkel isn't having it, and in her new government her new partners aren't having it either. the germans are very worried at the idea that anybody else is going to control finances, that some central bank will control finances. so i do think so. i think he will be on his own. but he will get huge support for the idea that europe must remember its liberal heart, and at the moment it is letting the poles, the hungarians, get away with things that are not basic human rights that they have signed up to human rights to be members of europe, and yet they are disobeying them, with the distinction between keeping the law se

does emmanuel macron have a strategy for preserving the deal without the united states? >> at this moment, i think he really wants to convince president trump to stay in the deal, and there was something quite striking a few moments ago when emmanuel macron arrived here, was in front of the delegation, and he says something which was quite interesting. he said you know the values in the united states are based on courage and liberty. and i think with donald trump, that's what he's going to try to do. he's going to show him that you should have the courage to stay in this deal. you should stay in this deal. it's too important to pull out. and you know he doesn't want also iran to have a lot of influence in this sensitive region. this is a very sensitive moment for the president macron to have this deal stay in place in the world we live in. >> ron klain, i think if we were asked what does emmanuel macron have in common with donald trump, it would take us a long time to come up with anything. but president macron has thought about that, and he talked yesterday on fox news,

of course, the president has forged a bond with french president emmanuel macron. the two men were particularly friendly yesterday, exchanging plenty of handshakes and hugs. sometimes awkward. >> we do have a very special relationship. in fact, i'll get that little piece of dandruff off -- we have to make him perfect. he is perfect. >> reporter: the first lady, as well, had a long day. this was her moment to shine. and she did so last night, wearing a beautiful chanel gown. this was a dinner that she planned for months ahead of time. the guest list included many notables from the republican party, others including rupert murdoch and his wife, tim cook of apple, and a few other folks who happened to join the trumps and macrons as they celebrated diplomacy and the historic visit. today president trump will be on capitol hill where he will deliver an address to congress. and then the french will take off and head back to france. back to you guys. >> merci, kate bennett. >>> as we mentioned, president trump signaling a potential breakthrough that could keep the u.s. fr

french president emmanuel macron is kicking off a three-day trip to the u.s. today. he is expected to be hosted in style with the first official state dinner in the u.s. since donald trump took office. this will be a mostly symbolic trip for the business minded leaders. macron did not shy away from talking about the big issues that divide the men, including the iran nuclear deal. here to talk more about this visit with me now is our white house correspondent. this is a big day for the french president. of pomp and circumstance coming his way. it is a big deal for the u.s. president. it is the first state dinner his white house has organized. the french president spending two days with the american president who is so unpopular in europe. the first thing they will do when they arrivive today is go o the white house for a less official rating. -- greeting. the statate visit is t the next. they will be heading to melt themount vernon, original home of george washington, the first u.s. president, for a less formamal meeting. the menu macron of donald trump and his wife t

emmanuel macron is making a change from his predecessors. the ceremony will be held in paris is national mausoleum. only last year, francois hollande made a speech in the luxembourg garden on the 10th of may. >> traditionalally, french president's commemorate the abolition of slavery on the 10th or 20th of may. macron likes to do things his own way. he did not want to choose one so he set his own date. >> the 20th of april marks the election of a decree banning slavery, while the 10th of may commemorates the adoption of a law recognizing the slave trade as a crime against humanity. critics say france has done too in the past. there is no national slavery museum, although plans to build one in paris were announced in 2016. molly: we will take a short break and be back with the latest from the korean peninsula where a historic summit was held this friday. the leaders aiming for an end to the war and complete denuclearization. we will have more on that coming up. you are watching france 24. >>>>>>>>>>>>>a [music playing] [woma

will emmanuel macron be able to persuade president trump to stay in the deal? the french president, also a former banker, has one key factor working in his favor. that unusual bond between these two leaders. macron launched an aggressive charm offensive during president trump's visit to france last year, while most european leaders were bewildered by president trump's bombastic rhetoric and nationalist policies. now the world must wait and see if that french charm can win over president trump on iran. i want to go live to the white house where nbc's kristen welker is standing by. all right, kristen, what are your sources inside the white house telling you about president trump's thinking right now? we know he is usually very cordial to whomever he's meeting with. but president trump's base has pretty strong feelings about america first and where we should be in terms of foreign policy. >> very important point, stef. remember, president trump has campaigned on a promise to pull out of the iran nuclear deal and he's been increasingly talking about it. sources say

emmanuel macron said we are plain speaking men. let's do deals and common measures, but each one trying to remind it is not just about the two of them. there is a profound alliance with the united states and france. on bastille day, it was a history lesson of the alliance that emmanuel macron discussed. and the sapling in the white house garden. that was taken from the field in world war i when so many lost their lives. the message is we are allies and friends and we need to find comm commonalities. >>> macron has one week to avoid a trade fight with the u.s. the french president will try to convince trump to temper his america first policies. the steel and aluminum tariffs, but some countries have exemption. that is unless macron and merkel can persuade trump this week. merkel heads to washington on friday. the eu wants permanent exemptions. if not, the eu threatens tariffs on $7.9 billion of u.s. exports. denim and peanut butter and bourbon and motorcycles. and trump threatened european cars. this is the tit-for-tat. and this bat

our top stories: ending his three—day state visit, emmanuel macron says he believes president trump will still walk away from the iran nuclear deal despite their friendship. wearing skullcaps in solidarity. thousands from different faiths and backgrounds join anti—semitism rallies across germany. warnings of a new migrant crisis in the mediterranean. a retired police officer is arrested in california for a series of rapes and murders in the 1970s and 1980s. and watching the worst of the web so you don't have to. meet facebook‘s content moderators. we wa nt we want to take you live now to south korea where the presidential chief of staff is giving a news conference, explaining the schedule for the inter— korean summit. i would like to especially thank the foreign press, who has travelled so far to be here today. with that i would like to brief you on the schedule of the 2018 beijing —— inter—korean summit. kimjong—un and moon jae—in will —— inter—korean summit. kimjong—un and moonjae—in will meet tomorrow morning on april, the 27th, 9:30am and will begin their fi

emmanuel macron believes president trump will pull out of the deal. the ecb gives its policy decision later today. how confident is the central banks president in the euro economy? anna: facebook flies, tech rally, giants lee's by the markets. pleased by the markets. ♪ manus: a warm welcome to "bloomberg daybreak: europe." we are live in dubai and london. single sales growth. be the estimates -- it bea the estimates. the dislocation have to do witht takeda and shire. risk is rising and global pharmaceutical markets. you are seeing the moody space stabilizing. roche is raising their outlook for 2018. we are waiting for the deutsche bank numbers. let's get a little bit of tech for you. we have nokia first-quarter sales, 4.9 5 billion. you are seeing a little bit of a dip in nokia. operating profit comes in at 239 million. that is a big miss on the operating side of this business. top earning side is at the .owest end of the estimates they raised their primary outlook for the network's business. you have the networks, the operational side, they are all

so, emmanuel macron, fated as a hero by some meps. his idea, which many will see as federalism, straightforwardly, that the eurozone should come closer together, a banking union, a bigger budget, is that going to wash?” banking union, a bigger budget, is that going to wash? i doubt it. things are moving emotionally in the other direction. we are seeing a revival of nationalism. i don't think it is going to happen, particularly as he has been very close to the germans, but angela merkel isn't having it, and in her new government any partners aren't having it either. the germans are very worried at the idea that anybody else is going to control finances, that some central bank will control finances. so i finances, that some central bank will controlfinances. so i do finances, that some central bank will control finances. so i do think so. i think he will be on his own. but he will get huge support for the idea that europe must remember its liberal heart, and at the moment it is letting the polls, the hungarians, get away with things t

it is emmanuel macron's, you know, i back—to—back. it is emmanuel macron's, you know, lam a back—to—back. it is emmanuel macron's, you know, i am a visionary for europe. he is very unspecific about his vision. we have to get used to it, probably. it is quite strange. but he is a sort of new kind of centrist. yes, a newcomer. and we still don't fully know, is he fully formed? we do not know what he fully formed? we do not know what he fully stencil? you are a nascent political figure, fully stencil? you are a nascent politicalfigure, and fully stencil? you are a nascent political figure, and what you stand for? that is why i am perplexed. but he is unlike any one we have had before. and he is a cultured man, just, you know, remember his speech to congress, from hemingway to james baldwin, and jefferson and result, we like that. and ever since mitterand we have not had an intellectual. he is not a public intellectual, but he is and intellectual, but he is and intellectual man. and he —— and he did not manage to get far on the ta

it would seem that president emmanuel macron has managed to twist his arm. what is this article saying?m macron has managed to twist his arm. what is this article saying? it says yes there was a discussion, a third way. become placated the thing is that this is notjust a deal between france and the us, it also involves the eu, germany

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and the future of the european union through the eyes of emmanuel macron. in an emotionally charged address to the european parliament, the french president urges europeans to reject populism and to defend their democracy. plus, he is known as astro alex. the german chancellor refers to him as the country's ambassador to space. now, astronaut alexander gerst is preparing his next big step as commander of the international space station. ♪ brent: i'm brent goff. it's good to have you with us. tonight, german chancellor angela merkel is reaching out to moscow. merkel might just be the only western leader who can bridge and ever hide -- ever widening gap between moscow and the rest of the western world. today she spoke by phone with russian president vladimir putin. afterwards she announced the two had agreed to meet in the foreseeable future. the media buzz that was generated over that overshadow the rest of the day's events here in berlin. reporter: free trade was expected to top the agenda during the prime minister of new zealand's visit to berlin, but th

the visiting president of france, emmanuel macron, just received a full on star-spangled welcome on the south lawn. now, the french leader sometimes called trump whisperer will put his skills to test on issues ranging from the iran nuclear deal to the paris climate accord to the war in syria as well as u.s. tariffs on european steel and aluminum. we just got a glimpse of what president macron might be trying to do, the mind games he might be trying to play with president trump and his opening remarks. kaitlan collins at the white house, very interesting remarks from macron, pointing out some differences between the two countries. >> reporter: that's right, john. pretty much sums up this entire state visit is quoing to be about. there is a lot of pomp, a lot of circumstance, a lot of talk about where the two leaders agree. they both brought up that joint air strike on syria recently in response to that chemical attack, but then we're also seeing the differences between president trump and president macron as well. of course, during his remarks, just now here a few minutes ago, on the sou

announcer: president trump and emmanuel macron hosted the first state dinner since president trump first took office. president trump spoke about the history of cooperation between the two countries and the friendship between george washington and marquis lafayette. president trump: president macron and bridget, we are profoundly honored to host you and your entire french delegation for our first official state dinner. and to america's absolutely incredible first lady, thank you for making this an evening you will always cherish and remember. melania.u, [applause] president trump: tonight we celebrate 2.5 centuries of friendship between the united states and france. yesterday we had a wonderful visit to mount vernon, a place that is truly special in the history of this very remarkable friendship. it was there that general george washington met with the general signs of to finalize rick perry at yorktown, many victories. was there after the war generals lafayette returned to visit his adopted father, george washington. son afterand his washington as a tribute to respect and love for his d

french president emmanuel macron in washington this week. he will be at the white house tuesday before a joint speech in front of congress on wednesday.

he was very happy with what emmanuel macron had to say. he was talking about european union -- unity and values. he was speaking about european war insane we do need to revolutionize how europe works moving forward and listen as we do so. we need to have more unity on things like the eurozone, on the banking sector. and on defense reform as well. the commission was very happy with what macron said. then came the political groups. that was a different story. we had the head of the european people's party, the biggest group here. to the green, the belgian said he is not living up of freedom,h motto equality, and brotherhood and how he's working france. it is to take a look at that and change it if you want europe to come along with him. we also had the euro skeptic group. today, afor them leading member of the national front party. he took macron on head-on. it is not dignified for you to speak at this. the parliament doesn't have legitimacy. theaid if france was given choice, he is confident france would stay in. give the french people that

we sit down with the president of france, emmanuel macron, for an exclusive interview on the eve of his state visit to washington. ♪ we ask him about france's relationship with the u.s. and the surprising friendship he has forged with president trump. >> i want to go back to your first meeting and the famous first handshake. >> chris: the allied missile strike on syria. and relations with russia. >> what to think of vladimir? >> chris: plus, the mass protest and labor strike president macron faces at home as he pursues an aggressive reform agenda to jump-start the french economy. we go in depth with the president of france in a "fox news sunday" exclusive. then, we will ask our sunday panel about cia director mike pompeo's secret trip to north korea and what it means for a possible trump-kim summit. >> hopefully that meeting will be a great success and we are looking forward to it. >> chris: all right now now on "fox news sunday." and hello again from fox news, today in paris. we are reporting from the palace, the residence and office of the french president on the eve of emmanuel mac

president emmanuel macron said wait a second, there might be a plan b. gold '40s are nervous, they're seeing the stock market fall. it's risk on after a badly it days for gold is coming back. back to you. melissa: interesting stuff, phil, thank you. david: stocks plummeting as the 10-year treasury yield hit 3% for the first time in four years. gary kaltbaum from kaltbaum capital management, heather and james freeman from the "wall street journal," and he is also a fox news contributor. gary, to you first, because we knew interest rates were high right at beginning, before the market opened at 9:30 this morning. we knew this. so why did it wait until 11:45 before the bottom fell out from this market? >> i think once the earnings report companies started getting hit, it set on itself, and nicole petallides said something brilliant. she used the words high-water mark when it comes to some earnings here. i think that's what the market is flushing out here. that it got so good, it cannot get any better, and i think this is what you are seeing at this point in

emmanuel macron is saying he does not want that to happen. yeah, i think to some extent donald trump has changed his view on syria. he still feels like he wants to get out of there, he does not want the troops to be there but there is this question of what would happen if the us left in at the moment, president macron seems to have persuaded him that leaving a vacuum would be very bad because it could be filled by president assad's regime, it could be filled by is, it could be filled by russia, but the point is it would not be favourable to the likes of france and the us, involved in strikes in syria only recently. it is also important to france anti—europe as well, clearly we have got donald trump involved in very aggressive tariffs, pushing those on steel and aluminium, it is really felt by president macron that potentially those tariffs could be about that there is the potential for working out some kind of deal donald trump. after all, he likes to see himself as someone who is a bit ofa see himself as someone who is a bit of a negotiato

what do you make of le bromance between president trump and emmanuel macron? their holding hands, a mutual kiss, removing dandruff — an important means to an end in sorting out the big issues like the iran deal? do tell us what you think. just use the hashtag, #bbcthebriefing. let's get started. donald trump and first lady melania trump have hosted a state dinner at the white house in honour of french president emmanuel macron and his wife, brigitte. it's the first state dinner of the trump presidency and marked the end of mr macron‘s second day in the us capital. earlier, the two presidents held a joint news conference after holding talks about a new nuclear deal with iran. our north america correspondent peter bowes reports. the pomp and ceremony of a state dinner. two world leaders have different worldviews but a very public friendship. organised by the president's wife, melania trump, the lavish black—tie event was symbolic, honouring the relationship between france and the united states. the guest list featured friends and family members of the pres

the house and senate sitting together to hear from french emmanuel macron. . the speaker: the joint meeting ill come to order. the chair appoints members of the committee on the part of the house to escort his excellency emmanuel macron into the chamber. the gentleman from california, mr. mccarthy. the gentleman from louisiana, mr. scalise. the gentlewoman from washington, mrs. mcmorris rodgers. the gentleman from ohio, mr. stivers. the gentleman from georgia, mr. collins. the gentleman from missouri, mr. smith. the gentleman from north carolina, mr. mchenry. the gentleman from california, mr. royce. the gentleman from south carolina, mr. wilson. the gentleman from ohio, mr. latta. the gentlewoman from california, ms. pelosi. the gentleman from maryland, mr. hoyer. the gentleman from south carolina, mr. clyburn. the gentleman from new york, mr. crowley. the gentlewoman from california, ms. sanchez. the gentleman from georgia, mr. lewis. the gentleman from california, mr. schiff. the gentleman from massachusetts, mr. keating. the gentleman from new york, mr. me

we are live in paris as we meet emmanuel macron. this is bloomberg. ♪ meets emmanuel macron. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ live from your, i'm vonnie quinn. mark: live from london, i am mark barton. time to get to the european close and 12 minutes time. with the caught up saudi arabia energy minister appeared here is what he said about the aramco ipo. and on targetrack shares will company be listed. international investors will be the biggest participants. hear about get to the big announcement. was not supposed to be the main goal of the visit. and signedorandums between the french. we had a lot of big french and total and aramco. they want to expand this. that represents investments of several billions of dollars. total ceo is on the sidelines in paris. here is what he said about the new extension of the joint venture with the saudi's. investments of billions of dollars. jobs. it is quite a platform. toare deciding to launch prepare the project. ceoline: i tried to ask the in a bloomberg asked who said -- exclusive, the saudi's wanting $18 a barrel for oil. the ceo said he was

. >> donald trump and emmanuel macron will reunite shortly at the white house. there will be a state dinner. we lay out the issues on the table. >>> also -- >> why broadcasts like these into the korean demilitarized zone have stopped leaving silence. >> these stories are ahead. welcome to our viewers, i'm natalie anne. >> ail cyril vannier. >> our top story. a massive manhunt is under way in tennessee after a gunman opened fire at a restaurant killing four people. it happened early sunday morning at a waffle house just outside of nashville in the community of antioch. the gunman who was barely clothed at the time was armed with an assault-type rifle. his motive is still unknown. >> this is the suspect that police have searching for, 29-year-old travis reinking. he was added to the ten mosted list. the bureau has also released a newer photo of reinking. when he fled the scene he went to his apartment to put on pants then may have escaped into the nearby woods. >> more than 80 officers are now searching for him. authorities in morton, illinois, where he recently l

emmanuel macron is hoping to leverage his relationship with mr. trump to try to persuade him to stay in the iran nuclear deal. and to keep u.s. troops in syria. both men are going to cap the night with a steak dinner planned almost entirely by first lady melania trump. but the challenges aren't just about the big political tickets. president trump's pick to head the v.a. is facing major head winds. cnn learning that dr. ronny jackson's confirmation hearing tomorrow will likely be postponed because lawmakers have a huge field of what they're calling raw allegations of improper conduct in various stages of his career. >>> sources tell cnn that president trump is stepping up the use of his personal cell phone to contact outside advisers because he does not want his chief of staff, john kelly, to know who he is talking to. what does that mean for kelly ie status as a gate keeper. >>> following breaking news about george h.w. bush, he suffered a medical scare one day after his wife's funeral. the 93-year-old is in intensive care this morning being trea

president trump and first lady melania trump welcomed french president emmanuel macron and mrs. macron to the white house early tuesday during an arrival ceremony. the two leaders spoke about the relationship between the two countries and some of the common challenges they faced. [drill commands] ♪ ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states and mrs. trump. ]hail to the chief ♪ [drum roll] ♪ ♪ [drill commands] >> ladies and gentlemen, the national anthem of the french republic, followed by the national anthem of the united states. ]anthem ♪ national united states national anthem ♪] [drill commands] ♪ [military band playing] >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states. president trump: president m acron, mrs. macron, welcome to the united states.p president macron: [speaking french] president trump: we were honored to have been hosted less year. the wonderful friendship that has built up as a testament to the friendship that binds our two nations. it is fitting that we are holding our first official state visit with america's oldest ally