planning to gil one of trump s closest aides hope hicks. we have a lot of that when we get through the entire episode if you stay with us. we begin with a day that only comes once in a president s tenure, the day a sitting president announces a bid for re-election. this development itself is obviously not any kind of surprise. people knew donald trump was running again just like they knew obama was running again. even in this untraditional era, this is actually a very traditional marker. it is a moment for a president to ask thefation for support and to show where he stands. is he doubling down on his original campaign or changing gears? for trump, well, he s formally declaring his election bid targeting immigration and threatening to deport millions let s be clear, when it comes to this president, he makes no pretense of spating the political operation from the governing because as his campaign launches on slamming immigrants, his administration, his government is trying to evict enti
laws whether they are state or federal when it comes to providing care to patients and that s what we re doing in this case. munoz says he wants to grieve with his son mateo. he maintains his fight is deeply rooted in love for his life. i can t say say enough about her. i can t do her justice. she s a great woman. texas is one of several states with this law that invalidates pregnant women s do not resuscitate directives. meantime, it could be several weeks until doctors can even make a decision about the delivering the baby. pamela brown, cnn, new york. inch fighting and name causing in thefation s capital you. up next, we ll take a look at the top political moments of 2013. don t worry though. they re not all bad. i m lieutenant commander dr dave hecht stationed at u.s. africa command in stuttgart,
let s bring in chief congressional correspondent dana bash. dana, what kind of push is the white house making towards congress this week beyond the interviews he s doing today? his address to thefation tomorrow night? a lot more of what we saw last week. classified briefings here on the hill. we re going to see a big one with house members tonight or at 5:00 eastern bringing people to the white house at various times and various groups. the congressional black caucus which is a very important group of people for the president generally, very support. ive of his policies. in this case, so many of them are undecided. many are noes based on what they re hearing mostly from their people back home, their constituents. then we re going to see lots of other discussions behind the scenes. but one of the things so fascinating, you just showed cnn s count. we ve been very consecutive. we have a lot of gray area. the that show undecideds. a lot of those members, particularly in the house are at
look at a timeline of what s going on. congress, officially back in session today. and they of course, are talking about syria. house members get an intelligence briefing today at 5:00 p.m. eastern. now, the senate is expected to start debating tomorrow on president obama s proposed strike in syria. and then tomorrow night at 9:00 eastern, the president gives his address to thefation. senators may vote on the resolution as early as wednesday if everything goes according to plan for the president. that happens to be the anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, as well. and over the next two weeks, the house may debate and vote on the resolution. as we have seen today, things change every day. every moment, every 15 seconds, as well. a syrian becomes a refugee according to the u.n. refugee agency, there is no end in sight. but you can make a difference. an impact for more than the 2 million syrian refugees. go to cnn.com/impact for a list of organizations that are working in the region and
it. romney also calls for tougher stands on russia and china and iran where he says president obama should have backed the iranian democracy poofment and imposed tougher sanctions on iran sooner. in my opinion, the president s mess takes on iran are in part responsible for the fact that iran is closer to a nuclear weapon today than it was when he was elected. the one word i would use to describe his foreign policy would be tough minded. and on august 11th, 2012, in norfolk, virginia, the final piece of the romney campaign falls into place. it s an honor to announce my running mate and the next vice president of the united states, paul ryan. the ryan selection clearly defines this republican ticket. offering a conservative and free market approach to thefation s problems from the federal deficit to medicare. the obama campaign quickly takes on ryan s controversial budget plan which passed the house but never won senate approval.