mr. meryl? - oh, yes, craig. it appears that the ratings for your show are down significantly. - gee, what a coincidence. - i wonder w-w-why. - you need to know how important ratings are, craig, so i'm going to suspend you from school and request that you have your testicles removed surgically. - ha-ha, in your face, craig! - you boys are approved for 27 new shows. i want you to come up with an even better idea than the cough medicine story. get to it! - nobody...has any ideas? - this sucks. i don't want to keep having to come up with ideas for shows all the time. it hurts my head. - dude...bail? - i think bail. - bail. - yep, b-b-b-bail. captioning by captionmax www.captionmax.com >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. ( cheers and applause ) ♪ >> trevor: welcome to "the daily show"! thank you so much for tuning in! i'm trevor noah! my guest tonight cover donald trump's presidential run for ncb news and msnbc. katy tur i

in a tweet, then mr. trump said, quote, president obama, do not attack syria. there is no up side.

mr. obama said he wants to empower young leaders to become more involved in politics. dean reynolds is in chicago with what the former president said and did not say. dean, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. mr. obama re-emerged yesterday with an easy-going manner that only a former president can appreciate. >> thank you. hey. >> reporter: in the city where he began his political career, former president barack obama vowed to help young leaders do the same. >> the single most important thing i can do is to help in any way i can prepare the next generation of leadership. >> reporter: 44th president met with six young panelists at the university of chicago on monday. >> what's been going on while identify been gone? >> reporter: with the focus on bridging country's deep political divide. >> we have some of the lowest voting rates of any advanced democracy and low participation rates that translate into a further gap between who is governing us and what we believe. >> obama steered clear of mentioning president donald trump. >> there's a reap why i'm always optimist

tomorrow mr. obama will participate in a town hall style event with young adults at the university of chicago his adopted hometown. it's focused on community organizing and civic engagement. it will mark the first in a series of public events including a stop in boston to receive the john f. kennedy profile in courage award. >>> warning before you get to that next vacation or business trip. hackers are targeting hotels. last fall hackers infiltrated holiday inns, hotel indigos, and others. they installed software to steal credit card numbers swipds at the front desk. >> when you use a physical card has a point of sale terminal, if it is an older system that information about your credit card is transmitted unencrypted between one point and another. that's where cyber criminals can steal it. >> the best advice is to use a credit card instead of a debit card because it increases your chances of a refund. and always check your statement for any unauthorized charges. >>> it could be a long couple of m

at the time mr trump was very much in support of that. he didn't want mr obama to intervene. now as president he has a different approach to that. also, not only responding to the syrian chemical weapons attack, but very much rush hour. mr rex tillerson also said the russians we re tillerson also said the russians were either incompetent or a complicit with the syrians‘ use of chemical weapons because they guaranteed that if syria didn‘t give up guaranteed that if syria didn‘t give up the chemical weapons, they would ensure they did. so the administration has been making some very clear criticisms of russia in its role in backing bashar al—assad. president obama offcourse back in 2013 decided not to respond militarily because of that decision to re m ove militarily because of that decision to remove chemical weapons. clearly haven‘t removed the weapons. is there any advice that could be made to make that happen?” there any advice that could be made to make that happen? i can't really say at the moment whether. .. whether there will be a new push by the un 01’ th

mr. obama is scheduled to address students this morning at the university of chicago. >>> the "los angeles times" says bill o'reilly will resume his podcast tonight. the ousted anchor just returned from vacation. the no spin news feature is on his website. >>> the "usa today" says richard simmons thanks those who helped him last week. he was hospitalized for indigestion. he expressed gratitude to the l.a. police and the cree doedari medical center. you can get six houses, fire hydrants, and -- rather four and more than $3.5 million. >>> hash backgrounds recalled after a come tan nation from a nearby golf course. >>> a running gage. a runner splashes the duke and duchess of cambridge. evere ra for whom methotrexate did not work well. xeljanz xr can reduce pain, swelling and joint damage, even without methotrexate. xeljanz xr can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections, lymphoma and other cancers have happened. don't start xeljanz

mr. obama is scheduled to address students this morning at the university of chicago. >>> the "los angeles times" says bill o'reilly will resume his podcast tonight. the ousted forex anchor just returned from vacation. the no spin news podcast is featured on his website. >>> the "usa today" notes that richard simmons thanked those who helped him last week. the fitness guru was hospitalized last week for indigesti indigestion. he expressed gratitude to the l.a. police and the cedars-sinai medical center. >>> and "the seattle times" visits a community up for sale. it's in the bustling town of tiller. you can get six houses, a general store, a gas station, fire hydrants all for $3.5 million. >>> a possible contamination of hack browns from a nearby golf course. >>> and a running gag. a runner splashes the duke and duchess of cambridge. splashes the duke and duchess of cambridge. evere ra for whom methotrexate did not work well. xeljanz xr can reduce pain, swelling and joint damage, even with

mr. obama will be paid about $400,000 but many people are calling the former president's move hypocritical because in the past he has been very critical of wall street and the financial industry -- >> trevor: paperboi, paperboi, all about the paperboi! ( laughter ) obama's getting $400,000 to be a keynote speaker. we'll probably give a very important policy speech entitled "the four boats i'm gonna buy." ( laughter ) i know people say it weakens public trust when politicians cash in immediately after leaving office. at least obama waited until he left office, unlike this guy who's using the white house like an a.t.m. machine. i agree the system must change, but it doesn't change with obama, all right? people are, like, why doesn't he not accept the money? that (bleep). that (bleep). no. no. ( cheers and applause ) i'm sorry. the first black president must be the first one to not take money off us? no, no, no, my friend. he can't be the first of everything. (bleep) that and (bleep) you. ye

. >> reporter: former aids say that mr. obama wants to avoid criticizing president trump, the way george w. bush refused to criticize him. although that is frustrating some democratic activists, lester? >> andrea mitchell, thank you. >>> there is new information about a pair of incidents on airplanes which passengers were mistreated caught on videotape sparking outrage. the latest on an american airlines flight when a misunderstanding over a stroller turned physical. it comes after the infamous dragging of a passenger on a united flight. here is nbc's tom costello. >> reporter: tonight, the mother of twins involved in the confrontation with an american flight attendant that went viral. >> just give me back my stroller, please. >> reporter: hired an attorney. >> she is a typical mother traveling with two children with all sorts of stuff, and the fact is she was treated very, very shabbily. >> reporter: thomas is the same attorney representing dr. david dao. the united passenger who suffered serious injuries while being dragg

. >> reporter: but mr. obama backed off his threat after assad promised to hand over his week's attackhemical weapons, a indicates the dictator did not keep. that was nearly four years ago, before russia had intervened in syria on the side of the regime. this time, a strike would be carried out under the noses of the russian military. scott. >> pelley: david martin with the late night at the pentagon. david, thank you. the president said yesterday the attack against syrian children had changed his attitude toward the syrian dictator, bashar al-assad. holly williams reports tonight from the syrian border where survivors of the gas attack are being treated. we must caution you, these images are graphic. >> reporter: abdul hameed al-youssef lost his nine-month-old twins in the attack, aya and ahmed. "say good-bye, my loves," he said, before he buried them along with his wife and several other family members. turkey's government said today that initial findings suggest it was sarin nerve agent. the chief suspec

although mrs obama has played down her political ambitions before, this is the first time she has done so since the election campaign. pope francis wants funding to be cut off from groups that promote violence. he says such acts cannot be committed in the name of god. the pope's appeal comes just weeks after egypt's coptic christian community was targeted with two deadly church bombings on palm sunday. during a speech in cairo, the pope said religious leaders were duty—bound to unmask such violence. our eeligious affairs correspondent martin bashir reports. at the start of this trip, a papal greeting on the plane. i asked the pope what he hoped to accomplish. he responded with a smile, knowing that words would come later. the warmth of the official welcome from president sisi for this first papal visit in almost 20 years contrasts with the treatment of egypt's 9 million christians, 10% of the population. three weeks ago on palm sunday, so—called islamic state says it was behind the bombing of two coptic churches, that killed dozens and injured more than 100 people. inter—religiou

mr. obama expected to speak at the healthcare conference in september. critics have slammed the former president for taking on the event after in the past the former president called wall street personnel fat cat bankers and rallied against them. >> all right. >> i don't know. private life is different than politics. >> yeah, well, you donation a lot of money where when you're when everybody makes moneyt's- afterwards but that's a gun point in the fact that he wasn't necessarily for them before. >> he wasn't put take the money now. >> exactly. >> coming up it looks like the president sounds like the president but is it really the president? >> ♪ >> we got to get rid of isis. isis . >> [laughter] >> those wigs man. >> the talent was, how do you say it. >> huge. >> at one trump impersonator contest. we're going to tell you all about it when the 5 at 6:30 comes right back. >> ♪ vo: for dominion, part of delivering affordable energy includes supporting those in our community who need help. our energyshare program does just that, assisting with bill pay a

that's partly why mr. obama nominated him this time and also why mr. mcconnell denied him a hearing. he knew he couldn't prevent a senate vote once americans saw an eminently qualified and reasonable jurist testify on live tv. at the very least, mr. trump could follow president obama's example and pick a centrist, someone who commands wide respect and operates within the bounds of mainstream legal thought. that would be an appropriate gesture from a man who lost the popular vote by more than 2.8 million votes and will enter office with the lowest approval ratings in recent history. the shameful, infuriating actions of the senate republicans won't be ignored in the history books. in a desperate effort to keep a conservative majority in the court, they rejected their own professed values of preserving american institutions. there is little hope that they will come to their senses now, but they and mr. trump have the power and the obligation to fix the mess they have created. that's the article of the stolen supreme court seed, editorial, sunday review of

mr obama up until that point had been preparing to launch strikes in response to the chemical weapons attack and then he decided to consult congress. we know what happened after that. we will see whether there will be a strong push back from congress. i saw the tweet of one democratic congress person who said congress should decide and i imagine there will be voices like that raised. i don't know how strong they will be, especially depending on where this goes, if it is very limited and very related to an horrific act like the chemical weapons attack. perhaps it won't be that loud. if this looks like it is opening up a new front in the war that could take... that could suck the us further into syria andi could suck the us further into syria and i think we will hear a lot more. we will have to see how that plays out in the coming days. thank you very much. i'm just going to go back to president trump's statement, in case you joined us recently. 55 cruise missiles, we believe that the number, have been fired into syria from two maybe destroyers. we understand it is at an airfield in hom

. >> reporter: but mr. obama backed down from his threat after assad promised to hand over his stockpile of chemical weapons, a promise this week's attacks suggest the dictator did not keep. now, president trump has spoke with senate armed services committee chairman john mccain who has long supported establishing a no-fly zone in syria. scott, mccain says the great failure of the obama administration of not following through its threat of air strikes. >> pelley: now, all of this is happening as the president prepared prooeps for his first meeting with the leader of china, and margaret brennan, as we said before, is at mar-a-lago. margaret, what can you tell us about the summit meeting? >> reporter: well, whether or not president trump takes action on syria will help china's president xi jinping to gauge mr. trump's seriousness about taking action against nuclear-armed nort north korea d chee has threatened. beijing provide aid life line to north korea. he'll also start a difficult conversation about what m

the americans have drawn a head rien, mr obama drew that red line headquarter failed to act back in 2013/11; when the syrians crossed that line, the syrians crossed that line again, and mrtrump, aftertaking syrians crossed that line again, and mr trump, after taking advice from some of the key figures in his administration, a number of whom are very experienced military officer, and military officers to boot who are ofa and military officers to boot who are of a very particular kind, they are of a very particular kind, they are officers who have no, you know, extraordinary ideas about the validity and use of military force, they think north east is important but they think there has to be a political dimension as well. i think that in way is the most important thing out of this. how far does this new approach by donald trump signal a new american policy towards syria, he hasn‘t reelaborated that policy yet. he said the chemical attack changed his mind but we don‘t pose what that means and how far when the dust settles is he going to be able to pursue some policy perhaps in concert wi

although mrs obama has played down her political ambitions in the past, this is the first time she has done so since the election campaign. on saturday, president trump marks 100 days in office. he'll spend the actual anniversary at a big rally in pennsylvania. coincidentally, that rally is being held at the same time as the white house correspondents' dinner, which is traditionally attended by a sitting president. earlier, mr trump met possibly some of his staunchest supporters, that was at a meeting of the gun lobby group the national rifle association. the eight—year assault on your second amendment freedoms has come to a crashing end. applause you have a true friend and champion in the white house. no longer will federal agencies be coming after law—abiding gun owners. applause staying with donald trump's first 100 days in power, if you follow the trail of support for mr trump, you'll find he enjoys popularity in the so—called rust belt, a region suffering from economic decline, population loss and urban decay. the bbc‘s nick bryant travelled to the state of ohio, one of th

obama, 27 points higher than mr. trump. >> the president's supporters are solidly behind their man, though the look at this. 96% say voting for the billionaire businessman was the right thing to do. only 2% regret it. check this out. a significant percentage of americans, slamming both parties for being out of touch. 67% giving negative marks, democrats. 62%, critical of the republicans. that's an interesting set of polls. >> one show that he would win the popular vote today, which he did not do on election day. despite the knocks, his supporters onboard. >>> president trump laying low. but today, barack obama makes his first public appearance since leaving office. this should be huge. the former president, scheduled to speak with students at the university of chicago, as part of his mission to encourage and support the next generation of leaders. 300 students from universities in chicago were invited to attend. on sunday, mr. obama met with young at-risk men in a jobs skills program. he does not intend to comment on

mr obama had a policy that emphasised sanctions in supporting south korea but didn't really spend time on engagement. his focus was on engaging iran, not north korea, so we have done diplomacy in about eight years. without diplomacy we need some lines of communication because the danger is not that one side will deliberately start a war, the real danger is that something small escalates because of miscalculation oi’ escalates because of miscalculation or misperception. so at the channel for dialogue will be very important. a little earlier on bbc news we spoke to the uk's first ambassador in pyongyang back in 2002— 2006, before kim jong—un became in pyongyang back in 2002— 2006, before kimjong—un became leader. he said the thing that struck him most, being based out there, was that north korean officials had no real understanding of how the work in the uk, the us, the european union countries and there was a big communication gap which he found really difficult to bridge. do you have a sense that any of that has changed in the intervening years?” think some folks in north k

you obviously get a name recognition after $65 million for him and mrs. obama but can be problematic for your business ties in terms of how you have to sever certain ties and you have to make ethics restrictions imposed upon you. there are challenges and disadvantages. usually in the short term being president is not something financially rewarding but in the long term can be very, very awarding. but in terms of the manufacturing jobs, obviously that was something that motivated a lot of trump voters and something he talked about a lot. i think within 100 days it's hard to say if we were seeing a wholesale movement of manufacturing back to the u.s., there's other things besides the u.s. government policy that lead into this including a development of robotics and then it says certain nations should produce things they're better equiped to produce and other countries produce things they're better equipped and everybody is better off as a result. there's a bunch of other things but it's too soon to say if there's been a wholesale change in manufacturing. ho

mrs obama has played down her political ambitions in the past, but this is the first time she has done so since the election campaign. stay with us here on bbc news. still to come: face to face — anthonyjoshua and wladimir klitchko square up ahead of what could be the biggest fight in british boxing history. a surgeon has been warned to expect a jail sentence after being convicted of carrying out a series of unnecessary operations. ian paterson was found guilty at nottingham crown court of 20 counts of wounding with intent and unlawful wounding, after lying to patients and exaggerating or inventing the risk of cancer. surgeon ian paterson, described as charismatic and charming, but who lied to his patients in order to deliberately wound them on the operating table, pretending they were at risk of cancer when they were not. today some of his victims, who thought the surgeon was saving their lives, showed their relief after the jury at nottingham crown court found paterson guilty of 17 counts of deliberately harming patients. i've been left physically damaged, ifeel like i've been muti

obama and his democrat friends already closed. it would have cost the taxpayer 200, and rate pair $2 14 billion, it raise electric rating 31%. he is not only done a wonderful thing for the coal industry in bringing back 25,000 of 63,000 jobs that obama and the democrats destroyed, he has also helped everyone in their electric rates by 21%. charles: what do you make of it then, attorney generals that are pushing back, still trying to find a recourse or legal course they could, to stick with the plan no matter what. despite the fact this is an executive order, and a new page has been turned at the white house. >> i think it is shameful, schneiderman, those of his ilk. americans voted in donald trump as president, and they are having difficulty in accepting it, they are slowing down his ability to get in charge of america because where essentially under many of obama democrat rules, snid schneiderman and the others know this, as long as they can impede this president, which the americans voted for, the average american voted for him

showing a relaxed mrs. obama. clearly enjoying the post white house life. >> her natural hair was apparently something that people had been waiting for. in case you are wondering, the internet approved. >> like it. nice natural hair. no more chemicals. no dye. no weave, no nothing. just let it be. >> i'm -- sporting some natural hair right now? >> so once again. here it is. you have the bracket. this was diane's bracket. this is why. all the black spots, not good. my bracket. >> no. >> also not good. >> not much better. >> put the head on. >> i did have north carolina. >> look at the hands. i'm doing it all. >> so. >> as a result. >> yep. do you have a fight song? ♪ this is my fight song >> we don't have a fight song. >> the hair giving me a real sense of the diane under that. >> think this thing sheds. >> how many people wore this before? >> no idea. the producer who owns it, hasn't been back since the weird rash she got a few weeks ago. >> i was feeling a little bit. >> how do you feel, ted? is that all right?

mr. obama, mr. bush, mr. clinton. it has fallen on this president that they will, in my opinion, have a workable missile that can certainly hit the united states. not all of the united states but hit the united states and they're working hard to develop a weapon to put on that missile. i would say that i think if with can predict it would happen on this day, we need to stop it before they get to that point. >> all right. let's bring in our panel, david and jackie. also with us is lynn sweet. clarissa ward. welcome to allclarissa, what ise that north korea is sending by this latest missile test? >> well, this is actually a strategy that we've seen the north koreans implement for years now. it's this kind of endless cycle of we do something erratic and crazy is that puts the hold world on edge and previously the world responded by saying let's sit down at the negotiating table and we'll give you more aid and you can extract some more concessions from us and this is why the trump administration said we want to end this e

before taking office, mr. trump often criticized mr. obama of being too secretive. he tweeted he is the least transparent president ever, and he ran on transparency, but on friday, the white house said its visitor logs will no longer be made public. a practice begun by president obama. >> donald trump's white house is less transparent than president obama's. >> reporter: kathleen clark is an expert on government ethics. >> we don't know how much money the president owes and to whom he owes it. >> reporter: white house press secretary sean spicer. >> there are now experts on both sides of the aisle who say this is the least transparent administration in decades, how do you respond? >> i think we've taken several steps to allow people access to the white house, in terms, the press. we release participant lists, give press the opportunity to come into the room, so i would respectfully disagree with that. >> reporter: they are secretive about golf. president trump has visited golf courses 19 times. in most of those cases, the white house has refused to confirm or deny i

mr. obama and his advisers will never run out of self justifications for their policy in syria. they can't out run responsibility for the consequences of their lies." >> after president obama, president putin, and john kerry went through the agreement for syria to ban the stockpile of chemical weapons, information began to emerge that the syrians were cheating on the agreement. it started filtering out in 2014. the wall street journal had a front-page story on the fact in 2015. in 2016, jim clapper even acknowledged it to a congressional committee. throughout the entire period, however, leading figures of the obama administration, including the president, secretary of state, and susan rice kept insisting that the obama administration, that the deal had gotten 100% of the chemical weapons out, creating an illusion -- which, by the way, the trump administration seemed to share -- that assad had been defanged of its most dangerous weapons. what we have seen in northern syria is that was untr

whether or not mr. obama could have ever followed through on his pledge that obama had to go way back when the civil war began in 2011, i do hold that against him and his administration for completely dropping the ball and failing misserably in syria until isis' rise began requiring them to look at what was happening in syria. but would you believe there is only one case that's been brought for a human rights violation against the assad regime so far? where is our government? in some respects the guy needs to be, frankly, given the mussolini treatment. people need to rise up against him and he needs to go. but i'm also mindful, steve, of the fact you cannot remove a regime and expect there would be something to replace it unless we do what is necessary with the russians to create the political framework, not more american boots on the ground but to help encourage a political framework to find a solution to getting him out of there. host: let's go to wally from the democrats line with marc ginsburg. good

now mr. obama public remarks since the end of his presidency. in just a few hours, he's scheduled to speak about organizing to young leader and students and the way his political career started. >> this story just in, in afghanistan, the nation's defense minister and army chief of staff resigned from their post. this cops a few days after the taliban launched a deadly raid on an army base in northern afghanist afghanistan, as many as 140 people have been killed. >>> president trump is approaching his 100th day. he has the lowest level in support of any moderate if the in this new abc poll. 53% of americans say that disapprove. 42% say they approve. >> and poll from the embassy and the it's strengthen with many more disciplines. there is a another cloud overing mr. trump's milestone, a possible government shutdown. congress has until midnight friday to pass a spending bill to continue funding the government. the issue is important, vice president mike pence is cutting his overseas trip show and returning to washington to help get this thing passe

the system was strained under mr. obama but it functioned. now political hatred is threatening our republican and we the people will pay a huge price if things don't change. now joining us from washington, charles. am i overstating things, doctor? >> yes. i'm sure there's an element of trump hatred for just about everything the democrats do on capitol hill but there's nothing like the level of vitriol in the board hearings in the thomas clarence hearings when george h.w. bush was president. >> bill: but those men were much more conservative than judge gorsuch is. >> i don't think you can say that about clarence thomas. add the fact he was head of the eeoc. that was a political hit job of the first order and it was all -- >> bill: do you think do you think the hatred of ronald reagan was at the same level of donald trump? >> i don't. that's why i don't think it's a bad hatred of the president. i think it has to do with the democrats deciding and there's no doubt it decided is the hearings they decided 200 years of tradition which was you shoul

>> mr. obama made his first official public appearance at the university of chicago. moderating a forum with young people on community engagement. >> the single most important thing i can do is to help in any way i can prepare the next generation of leadership to take up the baton and to take their own crack at changing the world. >> the former president, who has kept a low profile in the three months since leaving the white house. but this serveesses as a warm up for the coming weeks. >>> an american astronaut makes >>> elton john is canceling his upcoming conerts. he spent two days in intensive care before being released. he says he contracted the illness during a tour in south america. he'll cancel shows in las vegas. he plans to return to the stage in june. >>> the american astronaut arbting nearly 250 miles above the earth made a giant leap into history today. david curly. >> reporter: the record, the longest time in space belongs to american called the astronaut's astronaut who got a call from the white house. >> 534 days and counting. >> that's tually a huge ho

mr. obama did that. he did his job. he picked the very judge mr. hatch said would be a moderate choice. the senate did not do its job. its refusal to confirm judge garland was not based on any flaw in the nominee's character, any deficit in his abilities or any disagreement with his jurisprudence. it was pure partisan politics. senate republicans wanted a republican president to fill the supreme court vacancy and they are going to get their way. but this refusal of the u.s. senate to do its duty cost a good man a fair hearing, and more importantly, it cost the nation a potentially fine justice, more faithful to the law than to judicial ideology. as a result of this abdication of responsibility it would be harder to get justices like that in the future. indeed, the senate has established a terrible precedent to make it less likely that any president will be able to get a senate controlled by the other party to confirm his or her supreme court nominees. however -- nominees however wise and well qualified. this was a study of washington politics at it

mr. obama, mr. bush, probably mr. clinton, but it has fallen on this president that they will, in my opinion, have a workable missile, icbm type missile that can hit the united states, not all of the united states, but hit the united states, and they're working hard to develop a weapon to put on that missile. >> all right. let's talk more about this with cnn military and diplomatic analyst rear admiral john kirby. cnn contributor sell lean that zito. cnn white house reporter steven colinson and political commentators, ana navarro and see moan sanders. good to see you all. welcome to the table. admiral, let me begin with you. the message from the white house is, there could be a major conflict. what is north korea -- what is the message it is sending by the failed test missile. >> they're giving us the finger. giving china the finger, the un the finger. one finger salute, no doubt about it. it's -- he's sending a very clear message for all of the pressure you think you're going to bear on me, whether it's military, dip

to which i say, well done mr. obama, if that is your real name. anyway, putin denies involvement. [inaudible] so, how did cnn respond? >> of of course the fact checked of putin. it was -- >> at the poor guy who gave putin that bad info is probably dead. of course, they're going to send suicide, yet igor was so distraught over his mistake in the back of his head, six times meanwhile, it's nice to see the left caring about the evil russians >> maybe they talked about that. vice president mike pence says he had no idea about any of that, never, what? that shocking. never heard any of it, and that's why somebody has decided to leak a portion of his 2005, tax return. and that is how and why we got it tonight. >> she is working it. it makes me wonder, why, why now to know what today is? i have here my hand the calendar. take a look at today. it is april 1. so what's in my hand now. what's in my hand a wikipedia page. with her date of birth, which is april fools' day. rachel maddow was born on a day celebrated by day with of hoaxes. >> a day that marks fake news. coincident? it is also j

bush, seven and mr. obama 11. president trump? >> he's passed 29 bills which is more than obama passed in his first 100 days. >> reporter: but they haven't been significant legislative achievements except for wone. >> he has gotten a person on the supreme court zblrge. >>reporter: the president has relied on executive orders to keep some of his promises. some are being held up in court. >> he says that improvising is how he makes his deals. it appears very much that improvising is also how he runs his presidency. >> reporter: some hearsay what the administration has done so far opens up a conversation about what president trump's 1,000 days might look like. >>> college stieudents can now y emergency contraception as easily as a can of soda. it offers tampons, advil, pregnancy tests, condoms and plan b, often referred to as the morning after pill. it's the result of two years of hard work by former uc davis student senator singh. under the obama administration in 2013 plan b became available to women of all ages without a prescript

elizabeth washen says she is quote troubled that mr. obama will pocket $400,000 for a september address in a conference run by investment firm canter fitzgerald. joining me now, rachel campos duffy and charlie hurt. troubles, rachel. senator warren is troubled. i don't know if that's $400,000 worth of envy or what. what do you make of it? >> i hope she talks to her friend bernie sanders who just bought himself a second or third home for half a million dollars. government-funded socialism. i'll tell you this. this one of the reasons why people like donald trump. he's rich. i think he's giving away his $400,000 salary or promised to. this is what a community organizer barack obama does after a yacht vacation in the south pacific with the bransons and tom hanks. they talk a big game but it's quite hypocritical, and good for elizabeth warren for calling him out on that. lou: charlie, can you go as far as rachel and say good for senator warren? >> can you manage if this our a republican or political opponent? she would have been more than tr

bush, seven and mr. obama 11. president trump? >> he's passed 29 bills which is more than obama passed in his first 100 days. >> reporter: but they haven't been significant legislative achievements except for wone. >> he has gotten a person on the supreme court zblrge. >>reporter: the president has relied on executive orders to keep some of his promises. some are being held up in court. >> he says that improvising is how he makes his deals. it appears very much that improvising is also how he runs his presidency. >> reporter: some hearsay what the administration has done so far opens up a conversation about what president trump's 1,000 days might look like. >>> college stieudents can now y emergency contraception as easily as a can of soda. it offers tampons, advil, pregnancy tests, condoms and plan b, often referred to as the morning after pill. it's the result of two years of hard work by former uc davis student senator singh. under the obama administration in 2013 plan b became available to women of all ages without a prescript

obama will return to chicago on monday for as airst public event former president did his self-imposed silence will end when a series of events over the next four weeks, starting with a the hall meeting at university of chicago on monday. --bal news 24 hours per day this is bloomberg. theresident trump has asked u.s. commerce department to investigate steel imports and their impact on national security, even floating the idea of steel tariffs. at thes a central issue world imf spring meetings in washington dc. of themer vice chair board of governors and governor of the international bank of israel discusses dangers of introducing new tariffs and trade negotiations. >> one is a very concerning which is we are on the way for increased attention is him, fragmentation, something that would be very bad for the united states and for the world. it,her way to interpret just wait and see. negotiating stage in a long-term new trade arrangement. i do not know the president, but those are the two approaches. istoric -- even though it intended to be a stage of the negotiation. >> you carry forward

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yesterday mr. obama met with young at-risk men in a job skills program. >>> this is just coming in. an american airlines passenger allegedly hit by a stroller as she boarded a flight from sfo has now hired an attorney, and that chicago attorney just made the announcement on morning tv. he will defend this mom who is vividly upset after her stroller was taken from her as she boarded her flight to dallas on friday. the video was posted on facebook and has gone viral and it shows another passenger confronting the attendant. the two men nearly get into a physical fight, and the flight attendant has been suspended and is being investigated right now. meanwhile her attorney actually happens to be the same attorney hired by the united passenger that was seen being dragged down a aisle bloody after refusing to give up his seat on a united flight. that passenger who is a kentucky doctor says he is still emotional and physically hurt. reggie, natasha, back to you. >> thank you. >>> experts saying cases like this one could prompt more and more travelers to take legal action where before they h

mr. obama is not expected to criticize trump, but will advocate for his administration's policies. >>> tushing now to the weather and a need to keep the umbrella handy. rain could be a problem for the next cup dales. we are joined by the newest member of newest member. >> thank you. i'm so happy to be here. let's jump right into this. take a look at the radar. light greens on there. i like to describe this as the rain who is going to pick up that comes with an can want the caveat. we are looking at the upper 40s and low 50s. that rain i showed you they are not going to veer from that. let's plan it out. 4:00 p.m., that's the high we're going for. the showers will be coming down heavier. it you live in montgomery in the district, right now is the time to get those errands down. not this afternoon. as we head into the evening. that rain should be tapering off but the showers do return for your tuesday. we're going to talk more about that soon. for now, back to you. >> thank you and welcome

. >>> former president barack obama will make his first speech since leaving office tomorrow. mr. obama will speak to community leaders it the university of chicago. the former president has stayed completely out of the spotlight since president trump took office nearly 100 days ago. he just got back from nearly a month on an island in french poll nearby ya'. and there's much more ahead this sunday night on "abc 7 news at 11:00." >>> turn myself in. >> a suspected killer talks for the first time about the mom he snapped and killed three people in fresno. >>> also, bay area restaurants blame rising costs for closures, but there's a new factor tonight, yelp ratings. >> rainfall located just to our north headed to the bay area. i will update you on its arrival if a moment. >> later, a little survivor. rrifying moments for a little four year old hanging on, then fallinto the road. the driver who ♪ sweet cinnamon-sugar on the outside, crazy on the inside. crave those crazy squares. ♪ sweet cinnamon-sugar on the outside, crazy on the inside. crave those crazy squares. >>> did you ki

said mr. obama will never outrun justifications for their actions in syria and can't outrun their lies. >> after john kerry engineered the agreement by which syria was supposed to relinquish its stockpile of banned chemical weapons, information began to emerge pretty quickly thereafter that the syrians were cheating on the agreement. it started filtering out in 2024. the "wall street journal" had a front-page story on the fact in 2015 and in 2016 jim clapper former director of national intelligence acknowledged it to a congressional committee. throughout the entire period, however, leading figures to have the obama administration -- of the obama administration including the president and secretary of state and national security advisor susan rice kept insisting that the obama administration, that the deal had gotten 100% of the chemical weapons out, creating an illusion, which by the way the trump administration seemed to share, at least in its first few months, that assad had been defanged of

obama delivered a speech as president in 2013. the discussion on "shaping democracy and taking responsibility at home and the world" is held every two years. global news toy for hours a day powered by more than twice 600 journalists and analysts are more than 120 countries, imr come to. this is bloomberg. vonnie: coming up tomorrow, a conversation with christine lagarde live from brussels. , it's a quarter million dollar car that can take you from zero to 62 miles per hour in just almost three seconds. we will show you the entry level lamborghini huracan perform ante. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: this is "bloomberg markets." i am vonnie quinn. oil is spiking after "the wall street journal" reports that saudi arabia wants opec to suspend production cuts. the daybreak team talk with ed morse. tensions inim how syria are affecting the markets. >> there's actually as much bearish news in the move on syria as there is bullish moves. there's not much that can spill over into the oil arena. on the bearish side, given the parties involv

mr. obama is back in the spotlight discussing public service with young adults in chicago. and that's a look at news. i'm in kelly wright. now back to "hannity" ." >> sean: many on the alt left m hate trump media, including some of america's top elected officials use very divisive rhetoric towards anyone that disagrees with their worldview. >> republican leaders don't give a [bleep] about the people they were trying to hurt! >> this is a bunch of scumbags. that is what they are. >> if you accept the support of klan sympathizers before you are president, you will accept their support after you are president. >> they are tea party anarchists. she is going to let the big banks write their own rules. unchain wall street. they're going to put you all back in chains. >> let's have dirtier air, dirtier water. less people with health insurance. >> they are in favor of affirmative action if you can dunk the basketball or sink a three-point shot. but they are not in favor of it if you merely have the potential to be a leader in your community. >> sean: liberals try to silence, smear,

but mr. trump has used it 13 times. >> we're going to cancel the paris climb na paris climate agreement. >> reporter: the white house isn't tipping its hand, only acknowledging the team is studying the deal. >> white house officials tell us we expect the president to mack -- mack a decision sometime before the g7 sometime before the end of may. >> bret: kevin, thank you. >>> it has been an intense week on foreign policy for president trump. we'll talk about all the big developments with the panel when we come ba looking for balance in your digestive system? try align probiotic. for a non-stop, sweet treat goodness, hold on to your tiara kind of day. get 24/7 digestive support, with align. the #1 doctor recommended probiotic brand. now in kids chewables. it's your glass of willpower that helps keep cravings... ...far, far away. feel less hungry with the natural fiber in clinically... ...proven meta appetite control. from metamucil. >>> iran appears to the degree we can determine it, and we're