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Fair on trade. a stance he reiterated in his address to congress >> and we've lost 60,000 factories since china joined the world trade organization in 2001. our trade deficit in goods with the world, last year was nearly $800 billion. >> this is the question since china joined the world trade organization in 2001, basically become the world's factory for experts and the chinese government argued that globalization, the recession and au automation contributed to the decline of u.s. factories. that would be -- it would end up in court. no question if the u.s. just ignored the wto. you're tied up...

Intended, there are a lot of animals that live across that wall, too. they want to make sure there is space between the wall so they can have the migration of animals if not the migration of people. >> there are rivers over there, over the border. will they have employees to build it. plenty of issues. the u.s. taking action the first time based on intelligence recovered in the january raid in yemen that killed a navy seal. they are looking to track and locate hundreds of people with ties to al qaeda. those contacts were part of the recovered intelligence. some of these people are believed t...

Data, the laptops, the cell phones that they seized. they believe they have names and contact information for people in the west who may be sympathizers to al qaeda in yemen, may even be working to plot and plan new attacks. so, they are taking action. they are trying to track all of that down. at the same time, they got intelligence that is leading them to more information about al qaeda's safe havens in yemen. that may lead them to more raids. they have information, they say, about recruiting, targeting, all of the activities of al qaeda and even information about its explosive manufacturing...

U.s. airliner. dave, christine? >> barbara starr at the pentagon. also in yemen u.s. war planes care iring out air strikes against al qaeda and in the arabian peninsula. u.s. forces hit multiple locations targeting militants, equipment, frulkt, heavy weapons systems and fighting positions. the u.s. defense official say the attacks were not linked to the intelligence obtained in january and had been planned for sometime. >> could president trump's call for more defense spending set up an arms race of sorts with russia? generals in russia are calling for a new cache infusion, motivated by that b...