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That, however, did not soften the hard line immigration message from the white house over the weekend. heres what senior advisor steven miller had to says. >> were going to do whatever is necessary to build the border wall to stop this ongoing crisis of illegal immigration. this is a very -- if it comes to it, absolutely. >> if funding is not approved, this will be the third shutdown in the calendar year, something that has not happened since 1977. >> lets get a check on your weather now with nb...

Week from different news organizations about the trump inaugural committee. it just keeps expanding. and we try to do this pretty much every day, coming up with new superlatives, new expressions of shock. we need a whole new language. but i think every news report should lay out -- practically every news report, there have been 33 indictments. so when people say whats mueller doing, this is taking too long, its nothing, its a witch hunt, smoke. no, there have been 33 indictments. we have example...

Something like 4,000 last week, it was 8,000. police, though, we can tell you from personal observations, they were out in big numbers. we spent much of the day it pushing game of can the and mouse across city authorities trying to avoid a repeat of the violence we have witnessed. one reason for the drop in trouble, confessions made and national television address earlier this week from president macron. high taxes, low wages, and a government not seem to be listening to its people. thought to b...

In some locations police did use tear gas and water cannons to disperse the crowds. there was some scuffling between the two sides, seven reportedly injured, but there were 115 arrests today. last week there was 1,000. the number of protesters today something like 4,000. last week it was 8,000. police, though, we can tell you from personal observation, they were out in big numbers. we spent much of the day watching a game of cat and mouse across the city. authorities trying to avoid a repeat of ...

Anger at president emmanuel macron. senior foreign affairs correspondent greg talcott joins us live from paris with the very latest. >> reporter: hi, arthel. yeah, it was another day of anti-government protests here in france. there were clashes but a bit less than we witnessed last week. the yellow vest protesters were out along the champs-élysees, around other landmarks in paris. in some spots police did have to use, again, tear gas and water cannons to disperse the crowds. arrests were down,...

Clashes between classes between police and protesters here in paris. a little bit less than last week when we saw that. between the two sides. in the protesters were out. there was some scuffling. last week just in paris there was a thousand today there was 115. the police were out in very big numbers we had have much of the day watching the game of cat and mouse being played all across the city. they are trying to avoid a repeat of the violence that we witnessed last week. concession on taxes a...

The best activist. another landmark in paris. they have to use both tear gas and water cannons. and there was some scuffling between the two sides. it will weigh down. 115 today. last week it was a thousand. the number of protesters out there. last week it was 8,000. they were really trying to avoid the repeat. and in fact the week before. the concession that was made on the national television address.

Something like 4,000 last week, it was 8,000. police, though, we can tell you from personal observations, they were out in big numbers. we spent much of the day it pushing game of can the and mouse across city authorities trying to avoid a repeat of the violence we have witnessed. one reason for the drop in trouble, confessions made and national television address earlier this week from president macron. high taxes, low wages, and a government not seem to be listening to its people. thought to b...

House. >> no, your job is to -- but you, come on, you can test me, but you have to be honest about the way you do it. >> i really think i am, i think im pretty transparent. >> youre assigning -- yes, i cant deny that, you are very transparent. but you look at that -- >> you mean that as a pejorative. but i mean it in terms -- i know you mean it as an insult. >> no. >> i dont take shots at you or the president. >> im just talking about what is. >> you called the president tonight a slur that i am...

I be do the have reporting on his mood, its irrelevant to me. >> its always sources familiar, former official. >> my job is to test the white house. >> no, your job is to -- but you, come on, you can test me, but you have to be honest about the way you do it. >> i really think i am, i think im pretty transparent. >> youre assigning -- yes, i cant deny that, you are very transparent. but you look at that -- >> you mean that as a pejorative. but i mean it in terms -- i know you mean it as an insul...