hour developing, as well. mexico s president just cancelling next week s trip to washington. michelle cabruso cabrera onset with us. we have the panelists, steve weise, josh brown, pete najarian. michelle, you first. maybe not that big of a surprise, considering the jousting that has been going back and forth between our two countries over the last many days and weeks. yeah, and it s been playing out mostly on twitter at this point over the last couple days. the president in mexico putting out a tweet, saying we just informed the white house this morning that we re not going to attend the event that had been planned for tuesday. this comes in the wake of him putting out a statement last night, saying, listen, we ve heard about the executive orders, we re going to try to protect our citizens that are living in the united states. and by the way, i m going to have a big meeting with the senate. governor s board here, and also my foreign ministry team. and we re going to decide
chief introduction into the world of lincoln i have to thank and jim mcpherson, who was a sponsor of my early work. although he did tell me, he warned me when i first started my work, if you work on the south, you will have to go there. [laughter] but i have been welcomed there and i now reside there. but i really want to try to get to some of these issues of the lincolns after the death of lincoln. on april 21, 1865, 1 week after his assassination, a nine-car funeral train began the journey to escort lincoln and his son willie s coffin back to springfield. the lincoln special was embraced by the american public. americans were enthralled by this historic loss. the first assassination of a president. but what of those who called lincoln husband and father? the lincolns who were left behind, mary, tad and robert, suffer the loss of a man who came to symbolize the savior of the union. but for them, he was a husband and father, whose indulgence and compassion would be forever mo
and we do say good monday morning, everyone. the president begins this workweek with a trio of major foreign policy challenges. first the syrian airfield bombed by the u.s. is back in operation. secretary of state rex tillerson heads to moscow tomorrow after calling russia complicit or incompetent for failing to eliminate syria s chemical weapons stash. and then second north korea, the u.s. has rerouted warships towards closer to the coast as tensions escalate there. and in egypt, isis attacks again sending suicide bombers into two churches on palm sunday killing dozens. meanwhile, the president is back at the white house after spending the weekend at mar-a-lago and we are covering it all for you this morning beginning with abc s maggie rulli in washington. maggie, good morning. reporter: diane and kendis, good morning. there certainly is so much to cover, and the white house has found themselves today now in the middle of this high stakes showdown with the secretary
leaving the 22-year-old bruised with a concussion. did the officer use excessive force? why police say the video does not tell the whole story. 24 karat magic in the air and magic at the masters. sergio garcia is your champion. sergio garcia taking home his first major win. 18 years in the making. the missed putt that almost cost him the title. the high pressure sudden death playoff leading to the moment he s finally earned that coveted green jacket. he saw all of the cup with that one. oh, but it was worth the wait. so happy for sergio garcia. you know, this is a guy that joined the tour back in 1999. i m pretty sure when he joined he was hoping for this moment. an incredible, exciting playoff there in the masters, and even justin rose, another great golfer he beat was happy for him. it was a real class act, 74th time the charm for sergio. we ll get back to that. a lot of big political stories. secretary of state rex tillerson heading to moscow for meetings t
have been happening for more than a decade. tonight gonzales s neighbors are shocked by news he could have been molesting several children he shared a home with right next door to them. you never think it s going to happen in your neighborhood. neighbors notcied heavy police activity thursday on their normally quiet pinole block. little did they know 60-year- old ruben gonzales who lived across the way was arrested and hauled off to county jail. he is accused of allegedly molesting children within his own family for more than a decade. neighbors say gonzales shared the pinole home with his wife and young children along with another couple and their kids.they re shocked by the accusations saying he was always really nice and helped out around the block.police aren t revealing the age or sex of the victims. gonzales is being held on a more than 46 million dollar bail.west contra costa county school district immediately fired and banned him the day after his arrest.