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president trump arriving for a three-day state visit. here's the president emerging from air force one with the first lady in the last hour. he's already taken a sledge hammer to diplomatic etiquette, not only with remarks that risk insulting his royal host but also by plunging deep into the uk's messy political landscape. before leaving washington, trump made these remarks about brexiteer boris johnson, who's the front runner to become the next prime minister. >> well, i may meet with him. he's been a friend of mine. he's very nice. i have a very good relationship with him. i have a very good relationship with nigel farage, with many people over there. we'll see what happens. >> president trump getting into a spat with london mayor sadiq khan after khan put out an op-ed calling the president a global threat. mr. trump compared him to the mayor of new york. >> i don't think much of him. i think that he's the twin of de blasio, except shorter. >> before landing, president trump sent out a pair of tweets attacking khan, insulting his height among other things. let's go live to london and bring in cnn's clarissa ward. the timing interesting for president trump, amid an ongoing difficulty in the brexit negotiations and potentially a new prime minister coming soon. >> that's right, and i think that's exactly why here in the uk everyone is essentially girding themselves to see what will transpire during this three-day visit, what tweets will be tweeted by the president, whose feathers will be ruffled. as you mentioned, we have already seen some of that transpiring. we heard the tweet sent by the president just as he landed here in the uk, calling the london mayor, sadiq khan, a stone cold loser. he has also weighed in, as you mentioned, on the brexit debate, criticizing theresa may for her handling of the brexit negotiations, calling for his friend, boris johnson to be potentially a good prime minister, and also saying that far right populous brexiteer, nigel farage who is a controversial character saying that he should have a more central role in the negotiations surrounding brexit. so needless to say he is not disappointed on that front. now, he just arrived behind me in winfield house. this is the u.s. embassy residence of the u.s. ambassador about 20 minutes ago, a number of helicopters in the air. he's expected to essentially take a rest for a few hours before heading over to buckingham palace where there will be a welcoming ceremony. he will have a private lunch with the queen. as you mentioned, there is already the risk that he may have affected prince harry. his comments about prince harry's wife. of whom he said, i didn't know she was so nasty. the sun talking about meghan markle's comments years ago that if president trump was elected she might stay in canada. certainly there are plenty of pitfalls along the way, boris, but i think essentially this is a very important visit for a number of reasons specifically because the special relationship as it has come to be known is really challenged in a number of different ways. and it's very important for the uk at this stage, given the uncertainty that faces it in a post brexit world to try to lock down some kind of a trade agreement with president trump, and newscast what politicians here will be trying to do. bo boris and christine. >> very important issues underlying the pageantry. thank you so much, clarissa ward. back in washington z congre -- washington, congress is in session. president trump had this to say about the subject. >> there is no basis whatsoever for impeachment. none. there was no collusion. there was no obstruction. there was no crime. the crime was by the democrats. the crime was by the democrats. there is no legal basis for impeachment. it's a big witch hunt. everybody knows it, including the democrats. >> for more on the impeachment push, here's sarah westwood reporting from the white house. >> reporter: boris and christine, as talk about impeachment among democrats grows louder a new cnn poll shows that the public support for impeachment could also be on the rise. that poll found that 41% of people support removing the president. that's up from 37%, but the majority of people still pose removing president trump. 54% of people said they are opposed to impeachment. now, democratic house speaker nancy pelosi has been resisting calls within her caucus to start impeachment proceedings. she said on saturday the democrats should continue their oversight, and they should build an ironclad case against president trump. take a listen. >> in the united states of america. no one is above the law, not even the president of the united states. >> and house majority whip james clyburn told cnn's jake tapper on sunday that he believes the president will be impeached but thinks there should first be a shift in public opinion. take a listen to what he had to say on state of the union. >> we do believe that if we sufficiently, effectively educate the public, then we will have done our jobs, and we can move on an impeachment vote and it will stand. >> special counsel robert mueller's emergence to emphasize that the obstruction part of his report does not exonerate president trump and to announce his resignation from the justice department has fueled talk among democrats of impeachment. a growing number of democratic lawmakers and 2020 presidential candidates and one lone republican congressman justin amash have expressed support for proceeding with impeachment based on what we already know from the mueller report, but other democrats fear that moving too quickly while the majority of people oppose removing president trump could ultimately backfire on democrats and perhaps even help president trump. boris and christine. >> sarah at the white house, thank you for that. president trump is weighing in on the virginia beach massacre. the president was asked sunday if he would support restrictions to gun silencers like the one used by the gunman in friday's deadly shooting. >> i don't like them at all. >> we now know the gunman resigned from his job as an engineer with the city before killing 12 people and wounding four others. according to a coworker, the suspect was brushing his teeth in the men's room, and he was exchanging pleasantries with him moments before opening fire. miguel marquez has the latest. >> reporter: christine, boris, what may be most disturbing about this situation is that nothing seemed to push this individual over the edge into this. we know that he e-mailed his resignation the morning before all of this took place, but the city manager saying that he had not been fired, that there was no process for him to be fired underway. there were no disciplinary issues that the department was dealing with, that he was in good standing with the department. this is the memorial, the official memorial. there's a couple around town that is starting to grow here at the police station, not far from where all of this took place. this is sort of a massive complex, government complex, the police departments here, two detectives were sitting at the police department when they heard that this was going on. one had the presence of mind to dawn a protective vest or protective gear as they rushed out the door. they engaged the suspect, the chief of police gives us a few more details. >> as the suspect was firing, he was moving. they were returning fire, and at one point, the suspect was firing through the door and through the wall at the officers and then the firing stopped. they eventually breached the door. >> reporter: this memorial has been growing now for some time. there are now 12 crosses, the names of each of the victims, their pictures and people are signing the crosses. people coming here for a little bit of connection, essentially, dropping off flowers, taking a knee, saying a prayer, and hoping that this community can get beyond this, virginia beach, virginia, now on the grim list of u.s. cities that have suffered this sort of violence. christine, boris. >> just awful and our condolences of those 12 families waking up to a new reality. wall street bracing for a fallout between worsening trade tensions. china retaliating on imports. that went into effect friday, cotton, machinery, grains and aircraft parts and investors are figuring trump's threat of tariffs on goods will hurt american businesses and the economy, the unexpected extan expansion of tariffs rattling wall street. futures down this morning. global markets all down around the world figuring a new week with new trade tensions. here's what president said about tariffs on mexico on sunday. >> everyone's coming through mexico, including drugs, including human trafficking, we're going to stop it. we're not going to do business, and that's going to be it. it's very simple. they're sending a big delegation right here to the white house on wednesday, as i understand it, and we'll see what can be done. but if it's not 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it's important because the uk right now needs this relationship to improve. the special relationship as it's been called historically is definitely challenged in this moment, and as the uk looks forward into a post-brexit world, it needs the support of the u.s. and needs to negotiate a trade deal with the u.s. notwithstanding some of the distractions we have come to expect from president trump regarding traditional protocol. this is a fundamentally important trip for the uk, and there is a lot that people are hoping to get out of it. christine. >> absolutely right. clarissa ward in london for us, thank you. we heard from clarissa what president trump said about the duchess of sussex, meghan markle, the president is denying he ever called her nasty. listen to what he said to reporters outside the white house before departing to the uk. >> are you going to apologize to the royal family after the comments about duchess markle. >> i made no bad comment. >> let's rewind and listen to what th what the president told the sun. >> she said she would move to canada. turns out she moved to britain. >> no, i didn't know that she was nasty. joining us is julian zelizer, professor of public affairs at princeton university. i don't think it's a surprise the president insulting meghan markle. he throws insults, especially when he feels, he's been affronted. the fact that he's telling us this is fake, that he didn't do it, when it's on tape. the president saying don't believe what you're hearing. >> he raises doubts and creates a confusion, and this is a small story, but this multiplies into big stories from voter fraud to other issues about the economy, and it leaves people a little bit unsettled and he tries to use that to his political advantage. >> that's a small part of the story. the big part of the story to take the real big overview is this is 75 years to the week this week that the u.s. and uk together basically, well, saved europe and rewrote the global power structure for another 75 years, and at this very moment, both of these countries are moving inward and rejecting the power structure that they designed. that's the backdrop of this whole event. >> that's a big picture look at what's going on, so those relationshiped form relationships formed in the cold war, is under challenge. it's frayed for many reasons, not just president trump but changes going on within england. this trip raises the question of where is this all going. >> what does a successful trip look like? what is a win for both countries? >> in some ways, not making big mistakes is kind of what everyone is looking for, which is not the best way to have a diplomatic pick. >> that's a high bar. >> that's what i do when i go to work every day. >> a win would be to have some kind of path as england settles its own decisions about brexit, its own relations, relations with the u.s. won't be coming apart. we just don't know how that's going to unfold. >> a big conversation stateside revolves around impeachment. let's put up this graphic. a poll cnn conducted asking voters how they felt on the issue of impeachment. the majority of people say that they do not believe that president trump should be impeached. 54% say no. 41% say yes. julian, you wrote for cnn.com over the weekend talking about how nancy pelosi shouldn't be hesitating pursuing impeachment proceedings. a lot of people don't feel that it's politically the right move to make right now, but you suggest that democrats should move forward anyway. >> well, even that poll, 43, 42% support it is exactly where it was with nixon. in march of 1974 when we were deep into the crisis of watergate. i think ultimately speaker pelosi can't make these decisions based on political prognostications because i don't think they're as clear as she says, i think at some level, the party needs to decide based on issues of accountability and the evidence about what president did, and i think there's a lot at this point to say proceedings are warranted, regardless of a majority of the polls. >> what about the policy -- go ahead. >> i think that a lot of democrats are being cautious in part because of what we saw with bill clinton, republicans going after impeachment in the late 90s led to more support for the president because he painted it as a bipartisan persecution of him. the president has laid grounds to say this is a partisan effort to go after him. couldn't this backfire? >> it could backfire, but it could also backfire not doing anything. in the end, politically, they could play right into president trump's hands saying that democrats basically agreed there was nothing there over these two years. and bill clinton, and donald trump are two very different presidents, and the substance of the accusations are incredibly different, so sometimes historical analogies can trap a party into making the wrong decision. >> a similar economy under both. i think it's interesting, and president clinton got more credit for the economy than i think president trump is right now. let's talk a little bit about san francisco this weekend, the california democrats at the big convention, and booing two of them. this was a progressive crowd, i think. what do we take away from the democratic field from what we saw in california this weekend. to me, it says that this is a wide field with a lot of different position. >> it is. it's a pretty divided group, and there is this debate internally on the party about what should our principles be, and the center versus the left has become a big debate. california itself is interesting in that the primaries coming very early, in some ways, this is going to be as important as iowa and so the politics are very different in terms of how to position yourself. someone like kamala harris has a chance this this state to really make a big show, and so this convention is actually more than appealing to the left. it's dealing with a major decision maker in the democratic primary. >> we were showing you john hickenlooper who was booed for saying socialism is not the answer. i thought it was interesting. you have the president of the united states, republican, who is basically manipulating inside the american economy picking winners and losers. and i was like, wait a minute, which party are we talking about with socialism here, i'm confused sometimes. >> absolutely, and in many ways, the president is quite radical how he deals with the economy, the democrats look moderate in comparison. >> the white house will try to paint the democrats. julian, nice to see you this monday morning. 42 minutes past the hour, a shark attack at a north carolina beach. we've got those details next. johnson & johnson is a baby company. but we're also a company that controls hiv, fights cancer, repairs shattered bones, relieves depression, restores heart rhythms, helps you back from strokes, and keeps you healthy your whole life. from the day you're born we never stop taking care of you. from the day you're born straight from the world's best plant scientists comes miracle-gro performance organics. it's miracle-gro's next big thing. ♪ ♪ organic plant food and soil that finally work. ♪ ♪ and work... and work. ♪ ♪ and yes we did say organic. for twice the bounty, guaranteed. miracle-gro performance organics. organics finally grow up. and up, and up. why go with anybody else? 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resignation the morning before all of this took place. but the city manager saying that he had not been fired, that there was no process for him to be fired underway. there were no disciplinary issues that the department was dealing with, that he was in good standing with the department. this is the memorial, the official memorial. there's a couple of them around town right now that is now starting to grow here at the police station not far from where all of this took place. this is sort of a massive complex, government complex. the police department is here, two detectives were sitting at the police department when they heard that this was going on. one had the presence of mind to don a protective vest or gear as they rushed out the door. they engaged the suspect. the chief of police gives us a few more details. >> as the suspect was firing, he was moving. they were returning fire. at one point, the suspect was firing through the door and through the walls at the officer and then the firing stopped. they eventually breached the door. >> reporter: this memorial has been growing now for some time. there are now 12 crosses, the names of each of the victims, their pictures and people are signing the crosses. people coming here for a little bit of connection, essentially, dropping off flowers, taking a knee, saying a prayer, and hoping this community can get beyond this, virginia beach, virginia, now on the grim list of u.s. cities that have suffered this sort of violence. christine. boris. >> miguel, thank you for that this morning. a north carolina teenager is recovering in the hospital this morning after she was bitten by a shark. authorities say 17-year-old page winter was swimming off the atlantic beach on sunday when she was attacked by a shark. she was air lifted to a hospital in greenville, north carolina, treated to deep rlacerations in her hands: watch th. watch this. it could be a scene from a disaster movie. it happened this weekend in venice, an out of 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