Hope you are having a great sunday at home. I am leland vittert. Welcome to americas news hq from washington. Elizabeth thanks for joining us this sunday. I am elizabeth prann. The last polls will close in an hour close in on our entrance through the whole world is watching and waiting to see which two president ial candidates let fans to a runoff on may 7th. Police are patrolling the streets and security just days after an isis inspired shooter killed a french policeman in paris. Greg talcott is watching the polls live from the french capital. Hi, greg. We are watching the polls than we are getting breaking information just as youre speaking now. Weve been talking to or services that may tell us about a very tight race, which we will explain to you in a moment. First, take a look at what we saw today. Turnout was expected to be late for the first round of the president ial elections. Here in the city hall, but that didnt area of paris, it is anything but youre the vote has been called
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the government actually shutting down. something that marco rubio said would have a catastrophic impact on the u.s. abroad. here s his take on the border wall in spending bill. i think that s a fight worth having and a conversation debate worth having for 2018. we can do that now, that would be great. we cannot shut down the government now. reporter: president trump is also pressuring house republicans on health care, even though speaker ryan has said he doesn t have the vote for the time to pass some kind of meaningful health care reform or some kind of replacement to obama cared. next week, president trump poised to unveil his big tax reform plan so it s very clear that this white house is really trying to score some kind of big legislative win before his first 100 days there a period leland: kristin fisher at the white house. kristin, thanks. liz has more. elizabeth: wall street journal white house reporter peter niklas joins us now. thank you so much.