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Minister shinzo abe. its going to be a lavish affair for chinas rivals so there was a degree of damage control. theres no indication that china had to give up any ground to break this deadlock but this was a major concession by president trump. now back to you. >> all right. thank you so much. up next, were dissecting president trumps third week in the white house. what a whirlwind it has been. ise to worry about a cracked windshield. so she scheduled at safelite.com and with safelites exclusive...

Sensitive to beijing thand taiwan. the call is being well received and she appreciated it. trump recognized the risks of not backing down from a fight he started were simply too high and would stand in the way of real issues like trade, the south china sea and north korea. its not clear whether china had to give up ground in breaking this deadlock. this was a major concession by president trump. >> i want to take you from beijing to mexico city. we are there. "washington post" has a new report o...

Concession by president trump in order to break the deadlock. >> one of the most important relationships on the national stage. janice, thank you for that. still ahead, a look at the stories happening in the day ahead. and coming up on "morning joe," well talk about the ninth circuit court ruling on the presidents travel ban. alan dershowitz will join us. and well speak to jamie harrison, who is the south carolina party chair. "morning joe" is just moments away.

Historically deferred. the ninth circuit no likely going to keep the stay in place. but there is such -- we have had somebody on right after this come out. there was the chal. theres such a huge deference to the executive branch when it comes to border security and national security on these matters. i find it hard to believe that they are going to -- >> i dont disagree with you, although as a layperson, just listening to the exchange yesterday between the three judge court of appeals and the ad...

Situation in which my witnesses are changing their testimony. clearly the motive there was protection. youre not going to convict your friend. >> with the jury unable to break their deadlock, a mistrial was declared for both men. a second trial lasted seven months with the same witness testimony and the same damaging video, but this time, pablo and seth were tried separately. finally, on november 11, 1999, the second jury reached a verdict. >> you know, they came back and said guilty. i just sto...

The children of this nation. for the reasons i will explain, i simply cannot support her confirmation. >> i have heard from thousands, truly thousands of aalaskanss who shared their concerns about mrs. devoss as secretary of education. they contact me by phone, email, and in person, their concerns center on her lack of experience with public education and the lack of knowledge that she portrayed in her confirmation hearing. >> after that, a wave of undecided republicans announced their support o...

Concerns center, as mine do, on mrs. devos lack of experience with public education and the lack of knowledge that she portrayed in her confirmation hearings. >> i was trying to get to -- i couldnt. >> after that, a wave of undecided republicans like senator dean he heller announc their support of devos. 52-48 majority in the senate for republicans and her nomination faces a 50/50 deadlock. if the current vote count holds it could set up an unprecedented tiebreaker by vice president mike pence. ...

Review a case on texass voter id law. today, the nations high court declined a request to hear an appeal of a lower court ruling that found the law was discriminatory. chief justice john roberts wrote the issues involved would be better suited for the high court after a final judgment from that lower court. which is potentially a normal way to approach it. but it also means the supreme court might take this case up down the road after president donald trump fills the current vacancy on what is g...

Thought that this office was unfair and allowed anonymous complaints to go forward, started investigations on flimsy evidence. but it was stronger than having the members police themselves. >> eric: thats a great point, under the old rules, or what could be the old rules, they could basically investigate anything, they had to make the findings public, they had to report within 90 days, and they could take anonymous tips. now this new complaint office apparel he doesnt do any of that. >> usually ...

Revolve around race that are delicate. how do you think that will move forward without dividing this country more? is that snobl. >> i dont know that it is possible. but i think we see the same divisions now at the supreme court that we do among everyone else. among politicians, among congress, even the voters. right now as you mentioned not only are they short staffed, theyre at a deadlock. they literally have four appointed by a democratic president, four appointed by a republican president. t...