well, the person who said that should apologize and should apologize publicly. the washington post talked to two other republican senators afterwards. it yielded this. quote, i think everybody involved should apologize, said senator john kennedy, no relation, republican of louisiana. but this was a policy meeting, right? it was policy-driven. senator bob corker of tennessee added, quote, that s not what we do in those meetings. from the president today, we all got this. quote, can you believe that with all of the made up, unsourced stories i get from the capital f, capital n, capital n fake news media together with the $10,000 russian witch hunt, a couple of capitals there, one more in there s no collusion. now i have my best poll numbers in a year. much of the media may be corrupt, but the people, who deserve a capital p, truly get it. yesterday he framed the
moderate democrat can win in the deep south, and when a moderate democrat can prevail by putting together a coalition in the deep south. i think jones has a shot. and let s see what happens. how difficult is the calculus here, you mentioned you have the party, capital p, in washington, coming to influence the election in a way that would be palatable to those in live in alabama. you obviously need national money. there s national money coming from the right and the left, and you need that type of support, but i think distinctly, elections in the south are not simply about national issues. i think they re about local issues. they re about local personalities. and i think that in alabama, like louisiana, like mississippi, like georgia, when you get to the rural areas, the small communities, the people trust their local leaders, their local officials. if they see their local officials enthusiastic, driving home a message of how important
first to you on ivan s final point, the last ballistic missile set out, that was around prime minister abe meeting with the president. this is the eve of xi jinping meeting with president trump again down in florida. is this not provocative with a capital p? it is. i would go with vegas odds that you ll see one when president xi is here. i would bet on another missile launched or perhaps a nuclear test which would be much more significant. north koreans have tested over 20 missile launches last year. that s the most they ve ever done and they just keep on trying to be provocative. so for secretary tillerson to say we ve talked enough, that s never the case, as far as i m concerned as a military guy. i want those diplomats talking a lot more because fighting would be exceedingly hard in that terrain and devastating in terms of civilian casualties. if we take your vegas odds
don t get worse. when you visit ramallah and gaza, visit the west bank and go into the settlements that the palestinians are so mad about, people on both sides of this debate tell you they sense rising tension. rocket attacks, throwing stones at israeli settlers, causing some injuries. rocket attack out of gaza this morning. people are warning things could escalate again. number one priority for the president is to stop things from getting worse and to get both president abbas and prime minister netanyahu to work on talks and turn the temperature do down. secretary of state john kerry will stay a couple of days here and likely return very soon to start lay down the foundation. not for talks next week or next month but can they get these leaders to say and do the right thing? perhaps put a capital p on that perhaps, get them back to the negotiating table. there are so many difficult issues. we re about two minutes away
aggravated murder. there s also one count of felony assault. we re standing by this hour to hear from the football coach who is being hailed as a hero for chasing the suspect out of the school cafeteria where the shoot it is took place. let s go to ted rowlands right now standing by with more on what is going on. dramatic developments under way even as we speak. reporter: wolf, the charges just came down within the last few minuted filed by david joyce. it s three aggravated all against t.j. lane, the 17-year-old who still in the eyes of the law is a minor. we do expect that at his next court appearance on march 6th, next tuesday, he will be sent to adult court, from then on out he will be considered an adult in the eyes of the law. right now says other things that have happened. today the students return to school for the first time along with their parents and counselors were on site there. we also are going to hear from that teacher hero, frank hall, the teacher that h