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A strange, animatronic Donald Trump fortune telling machine has been popping up all over New York. No one seemed to know who made it or where it would appear next. We found the Zoltar-like machine outside of the News Corp. building and spoke with the group behind the art project that has everyone in the city talking.

"Basically the concept is that Trump foretells a very dark future where he has become president," the artists said. "And of course he's very happy about it, but the rest of us... not so much."

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The new chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee says that residents of his home state, Idaho, "are as engaged as anyone is" on U.S. foreign policy. "We in Idaho are producers," whether it's in agriculture, technology or another industry, Sen. James Risch told the PBS NewsHour's Nick Schifrin. "We realize that 95 percent of our customers live outside the borders of the United States. It is incredibly important to us" that we have good relations with other countries.

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