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Make sure that we're working with other nations. what then is their focus with reference to negotiation. we know china doesn't want instability in the area because that would cause hundreds of thousands of north koreans running over to china, and so the question of destabilization of north korea is a problem for china. the question is now how and what do we negotiate? i think that's what's crucial, and that we do it in a multi-lateral way, and so if economic sanctions are going to be what we utilize, it clearly cannot be just the united states saying we're going to have economic sakes against ...

Congress asking for $17.85 billion. another pending decision by the president has many lawmakers pushing back. the white house says they will announce on tuesday the fate of some 750,000 so-called dreamers. they are young immigrants brought here illegally by their parents now working or going to school while protected from deportation by an obama administration program known as daca. >> we're literally on the ground helping people get up and we're getting our but thes handed to us by people upstairs and in the white house and the president. it's just such a horrible time, you know? >> face ago...

We love everybody. >> but a growing number of members of congress including some top republicans say they should be making decisions about daca and immigration policy, not the president. >> i think the president, as well, has mentioned that he wants to have a humane solution to this problem. i think that's something we in congress are working on and need to deliver on. >> and the president himself may be adding extra money to the hurricane harvey relief fund. he has pledged $1 million to charities working in the region. but so far this morning, no word yet on which charities those might be or ...

Who believed that its angry, meandering tone was problematic according to interview wes a dozen administration officials and others briefed on the matter. meanwhile, president trump is facing growing calls from republicans, including house speaker paul ryan, to keep daca in lace. a decision on the so-called dreamer program had been expected this weekend, but is now pushed to tuesday. joining me now, ginger gibson, political correspondent for reuters and dave lawler. great to have you both this morning. dave, i want to start with you and the white house's delay on daca. what do you think the ...

>> does that mean it's almost finish. >> that means that, you know, we're pushing forward. we're going to continue, again, focused on those four principles, using that as the guide and the focal point moving forward and sit down with a lot of members of congress to make sure we get this deal done. >> thank you, sarah. two questions. the first one is on daca. i know you're not ready to make an announcement yet, but these people, these d.r.e.a.m.ers came out of the shadows and they provided their personal information to the government for work permits. if the president does end daca, will that i...