putin says he's open to having the meeting in the capitol of slovenia. japanese prime minsiter shinzo abe is condemning north korea's latest missle launch. abe and president trump appeared together for a statement last night... following reports that north korea fired a ballistic missile in what would be it's first such test of the year. in a ballroom at president trump's south florida estate, abe read a brief statement calling on north korea to comply fully with relevant u.n. security council resolutions. he said president trump has assured him of u.s. support. immigration raids are taking place across the country as president trump considers signing a new executive order on immigration. the order would specifically be focused on extreme vetting. kim hutcherson has the details. reporting. and in the nation's capitol... hundreds of demonstrators gathered outside the gathered demonstrators hundreds of capitol... nation's and in the reporting. reporting. melissa mccarthy returns to saturday night live, with her explosive impression of president trump's pre

i would like to thank slovenia for its willingness to organize such a meeting. >> slovenia might appeal to the u.s. side being the birth place of first lady ma loelania trump the location of the first ever meeting that took place between then president bush and president putin in 2001. president putin making the point, though, in the press conference friday, while he is ready and willing to restore the u.s./russian relationship, they can't start dialogue in earnest until the u.s. side finalizes its teams and decides who will be dealing with russia on certain key issues. that echoes a source at the russian foreign ministry speaking to cnn earlier this week and expressing some frustration at the lack of counterparts at the u.s. state department saying they are trying to understand who is dealing with what. now, as to when we might find out more about that first face to face meeting between presidents trump and putin, the russian foreign minister sergey lavrov said he hopes to meet with his counterpart secretary of state rex tillerson at one of several high level meetings set to take place

in the women's downhill, ilka stuhetz of slovenia produced a faultless run to claim her first world championship gold. the 26—year—old — who clocked a top speed of 126 kilometres per hour — confirmed her status as the pre—race favourite to take the title, coming home four tenths of a second ahead of austria's stephanie vernier with the veteran american, lindsey vonn taking the bronze, just five one hundredths of a second further back. in the nhl, zach parise scored twice to help minnesota wild beat the detroit red wings 6—3 on sunday. first place minnesota leads chicago by five points in the western conference and has played two fewer games than the blackhawks with parrise scoring his second from a power play effort. umpire arnaud gabas has had surgery to repair a fractured eye socket after he was hit with a ball during britain's davis cup win over canada last week. canada's denis shapovalov struck the ball in anger and hit gabas during his game with kyle edmund, defaulting the match to hand the tie to great britain. the international tennis federation fined the 17—year—old $17,0

from that leader that slovenia would host the first meeting for president putin and president trump. for the first lady, there's cautious optimism about how that relationship is going to develop. >> clare sebastian, thank you so much. >>> for the first time u.s. investigators have collected details of the dossier from the british spy, those details are coming straight ahead to you. >>> plus, is there new a new reality for undocumented immigrants of the u.s. after an arizona mother of two is deported after routine check-in with immigration officials. mexico's warning for its citizens living in the u.s. that's coming up. only tylenol® rapid release gels have laser drilled holes. they release medicine fast, for fast pain relief. tylenol® >>> cnn has learned new information about the ongoing investigation into allegations raised in a collection of memos created by a former british intelligence agent, a political opponent then candidate donald trump. cnn chief national security correspondent jim shutz toe and justice correspondent evan perez has been working the story. jim starts with t

steves: while neighboring croatia is famous for its coastline, slovenia enjoys its own 29-mile stretch of adriatic seafront. that's about one inch per resident. its best stop -- the town of piran. many adriatic towns are overwhelmed by tourists and concrete, but piran has kept itself charming and in remarkably good repair while holding the tourist sprawl at bay. crowded onto the tip of its peninsula, piran can't grow. the main square was once a protected harbor until it began to stink so badly they had to fill it in. a colorful mix of work and pleasure boats fill today's harbor. these days, piran's walls are inviting, rather than defensive, and the town is simply an enjoyable place in which to relax. explore the evocative back lanes. hike up to the cathedral. scale the venetian-style bell tower. on top, catch your breath by enjoying views of piran and nearly the entire slovenian coastline. the traffic-free harbor front, lined with slovenes enjoying fresh seafood, is made to order for a stroll. swimmers frolic while sunbathers claim more than their share of the national coastline. piran

european central bank is still assuming a policy that is not oriented towards germany but from portugal to slovenia and czechoslovakia. that needs to be from all of the member countries, if we still , it wouldeutsche mark be a different value. monetary different policy. there would be zero influence on this, that is demographics coming into play. i'll world suggest that we talk to our partners in the united states. has one of the greatest demographic changes apart from japan in the next years to come. , that we have to be saving our money to whether that great challenge and that is the government. when i look at foreign investments by other countries -- companies united states. not just trade balance, there are a lot of other things on our agenda, i look forward to them. thank you very much ben chandler. >> says its opening, the national museum of african american culture has welcomed over 750,000 visitors. on sunday, american history tv on c-span3 takes you inside the toeum for a live exclusive work. our essence of look at the galleries and telling the story of the african-americans story. curator

central bank is pursuing a monetary policy that is not oriented only towards germany but from portugal to slovenia or slovakia. for all member countries. if we still have the storage -- mark, it would stand as a different value from the euro. but that is an independent monetary policy. as chancellor, i have zero influence over this. different demographics, interplay -- come into play. germany will have one of the greatest demographic changes to contend with, apart from japan, the next 20 years. which means we have to save our money to whether that great -- weather that great challenge. there are a lot of things on our agenda, and i look forward to that discussion. >> thank you very much, madame chancellor. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> at the munich security conference, russian foreign minister sergey lavrov challenged claims of russian interference in the 2016 u.s. elections. he also discussed future relations with europe. this is 3

bank is pursuing a monetary policy that is not oriented only towards germany, but from portugal to slovenia or slovakia. it has to be valued for all member countries. if we still have the deutsch mark, it would stand as a different value from the euro. but that is an independent monetary policy. i as chancellor, i have zero influence over this. there are demographics that come into play. germany will have one of the greatest demographic changes to contend with, apart from japan, in the next 20 years. which means that we have to save our money to weather that great challenge. if i look at direct foreign investments in the united states , one also has to see this, not only the trade balances. as i said, there are a lot of things on our agenda, and i look forward to that discussion. >> thank you very much, madame chancellor. [applause] announcer: vice president pence also spoke at that conference in munich. we will show you his remarks here at 10:30 eastern on c-span. you can also find the event online at www.c-span.org. announcer: c-span's washington journal. with news and policy issues that

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he's married to someone who came to this country from slovenia. i think he has appreciation for immigration but has to be done legally. you see him trying to solve the issue of illegal immigration as it relais lates to someone who commits crime. >> break. lates to someone who commits crime. >> break. tes to someone who commits crime. >> break. lates to someone who cs crime. >> break. elates to someone who commits crime. >> break. with not food, become food? thankfully at panera, 100% of our food is 100% clean. no artificial preservatives, sweeteners, flavors, or colors. panera. food as it should be. i am benedict arnold, the infamous traitor. and i know a thing or two about trading. so i trade with e*trade, where true traders trade on a trademarked trade platform that has all the... get off the computer traitor! i won't. (cannon sound) >>> back now with panel, and i believe bakari sellers wanted in. paris saying the president has wife who is immigrant. then you wanted to weigh in. >> just think we have to get away from simplistic arguments because

he's married to someone who came to this country from slovenia. and so i think he has appreciation for immigration but it has to be done legally. and what you see him trying to do is solve this issue of illegal immigration as it relates to those who commit crimes. >> bakari, hold that thought. you'll get the first word on the other side of the break. >>> back now with my panel. and i believe bakari sellers wanted to get in. paris was saying that the president's wife who's an immigra immigrant, and then you wanted to weigh in. >> yeah, i just think we have to get away from these simplistic arguments that because donald trump's wife is an immigrant all of a sudden he's going to be knowledgeable or compassionate when it comes to immigration reform or because donald trump's daughter is a converted jew that all of a sudden, you know, he doesn't have to be forceful in his denunciation of anti-semitism. it's the same argument people make because i have five black friends that you know, i can say things that are somewhat crude. so i think we need to move

i mean, for example, melania trump uses the alias, "ivana go-back-to-slovenia." [ laughter ] press secretary sean spicer goes by, "angry spice." [ laughter and applause ] and finally, donald trump uses the alias, "hugh jands." there you go. [ applause ] hugh jands. >> steve: hugh jands. hugh jands. >> jimmy: as we mentioned earlier, tomorrow is valentine's day. and if you haven't made plans already, don't worry, you're not alone. joining us to help with some last minute ideas, is one our writers and self-proclaimed valentine's day planning expert, arthur meyer. welcome, arthur. [ cheers and applause ] >> hi, jimmy. happy almost-valentine's day. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: ah, so what do you have to say to those procrastinators out there? >> well, i have some great news. you don't have to make plans weeks in advance to have a a romantic valentine's day. >> jimmy: that's great. what do you suggest? >> well, a romantic dinner is always a sure bet but good luck finding a restaurant that isn't already fully booked for valentine's day. so just do what i do and surprise your lady with a a home-cooked me

the president of slovenia, also. >>> president trump vows to keep the price down on his wall along the u.s. mexican border although he doesn't say how much it would be. some reports claim it could cost as much as $21.6 billion. on twitter, president donald trump said, quote, i am saying the great border wall will cost more than originally thought but i haven't gotten involved in the design or negotiations, just yet. when i do, just like with the f- 35 cyber jet or the other programs, price will come down. >>> thousands are expected to gather for an anti-trump protest across mexico with two big rallies in mexico city. one is intended to demonstrate support for the mexican president and his response to trump. >>> congressional democrats demand to know what happened to the department of education website. it provided information and resources for parents of disabled students but they said the newly confirmed education secretary, betsy devos, is to blame. many are trying to access the sites and received this error message. the website was set up under president george bush and in washingto

. >> reporter: slovenia chimed in. >> our country is only 25 years old now, so you should totally date her. >> reporter: even mars? >> if america blows up, second america on mars? >> reporter: president trump is making america first among targets for comedians. jeanne moos. >> let's make lithuania third. >> reporter: cnn. >> can we just say bulgaria second? okay. russia second. but can we at least be in the top ten? >> reporter: new york. >> all right. we'll be right back. ♪ why do so many businesses rely on the u.s. postal service? because when they ship with us, their business becomes our business. ♪ that's why we make more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country. ♪ here, there, everywhere. united states postal service priority : you if you're gonna make an entrance... [car driving upon the water] ♪ mobility is very important to me. that's why i use e*trade mobile. it's on all my mobile devices, so it suits my mobile lifestyle. and it keeps my investments fully mobile... even when i'm on the move. sign up at etrade.com and get up to six hundred dollars.

prayer florida, then amount of people who had a go at her for doing that and the fact and she is from slovenia that she hasn't got an american accent, quite appalling. let's share a bit of parity. i don't want this house to be brought into disrepute in as far as double standards. we can refer to all of the asngs about donald trump some people have, even though he is democratically elected. xi jinping was here last year. where was the demonstration then. how many votes did he get? we had a state visit from a chinese leader 10 years after tiananmen square. there have been a lot of other state visits and this country over the years and it is double standards. simply because people in this room and maybe in this country as well cannot understand why it is that the people voted for donald trump. why people voted for brexit and until people understand that i'm afraid there is going to be more of the same. the people who left behind have spoken and they voted for donald john trump. >> david lame? >> i would hope in this important debate, when members of the public have spent a long time thinking abou

saturday in florida, the amount of people who had a go at her for doing that, and the fact that she's from slovenia, that she hasn't got an american accent, quite appalling. so let's hear a bit of parity. i don't want this house to be brought into disrepute as my honorable friend said. double standards. we can refer to all the things about donald trump as some people have. even though he's democratically elected. xi jinping was here last year. where were the demonstrations then? how many votes did xi jinping get? how many votes? we have a state visit from a chinese leader, ten years after tiananmen square. there have been a lot of other state visits into this country over the years. and it's double standards. it's simply because people in this room, and maybe in this country as well, cannot understand why it is that the people voted for donald trump. why people voted for brexit. until people in this room understand that, i'm afraid there's going to be more of the same. the people who feel left behind have spoken and they voted for donald john trump. >> david lamey? >> i would hope in this important

russian president vladimir putin said slovenia will be a good pick for his first choimpts he added the choice of venue will not be his choice alone. >>> newly confirmed secretary of education betsy devos was forced to enter a middle school in washington, d.c., through the back door after protestors blocked the front. the crowd including parents, union officials and teachers from other schools were carrying signs and chanting. >> it was really wonderful to visit this school and i look forward to many visits of many great public schools, both in d.c. and across the country. thanks very much. >>> msg has banned former new york knicks charles oakley for life according to multiple reports. this after oakley was involved in a scuffle with madison square guards security officials in which he was handcuffed and arrested. he was feuding with james dolan and kelly, associated press now quoting mr. dolan as saying that he does ban charles oakley from the garden but he says, quote, hopefully it will not be forever. end quote. >> wow. >> that was amazing. i mean, they really had to wrestle him down

from being smacked on the european average of gdp to funding the nhs to down at the bottom and below slovenia. we are simply not putting enough money in. the nhs is entirely sustainable, it is very professionally run, and it gets a lot of people through the system. but how much more would it require because there's an ageing population and a growing population? the ageing population is not quite the problem eve ryo ne population is not quite the problem everyone thinks it is, that is mainly an issue for social care. the nhs, they seldom lead, located treatments. if i was the prime minister i would say i would try and get nhs funding back to the european average by the end of the next parliament, which is a long way off i know. what is the difference? at the moment it will be about to or 3% of gdp, which is a lot of money and it depends how the economy goes. we mentioned the bbc polling which shows only 40% would be prepared to see taxes go up. i find that very strange. the audiences are taught to and the people i write for and who write to me say, we would put more money into the nhs to give

steve: slovenia, sure, exactly. [laughter] brian: just goes to show you. steve: indeed. so anyway, kellyanne conway was on media buzz yesterday and she said wes hey, wait a minute, why isn't anybody paying attention to that. >> immigrant as a our first lady. somebody who waited and went through the proper channels waited i'm told up to 10 years to go through the proper channels and get everything approved. so gratifying to me to see that in 2ebg 17, frankly. an immigrant first lady. who is covering that story? why isn't she out there? because she is not singing kum ba yah with the protesters and their signs and privileged white kids coming out of the ivory towers look at my sign. they have no idea what they're protesting. they are in this culture. steve: great point. brian: donald trump tweeted out yesterday, too the crackdown on illegal criminals is the keeping my campaign promise. drug dealers being removed. not the people breaking the law. something doing little by little something correct me if i am wrong has been enable to do along with the last three presidents is