'He's an embarrassment': hostile welcome for Trump on return to New York

Donald Trump returned to New York on Thursday night for the first time since his inauguration, yet the closest he could get to his home in Trump Tower was 10 blocks away as the city that made his fortune greeted him with noisy protest. The president bypassed his Fifth Avenue penthouse, where the first lady, Melania, and his youngest son, Barron, still live, bound for the USS Intrepid, a decommissioned aircraft carrier on the Hudson river, where he attended a gala to mark the 75th anniversary of a major second world war naval battle. Trump returned to New York buoyed by what he called the 'unbelievable victory' earlier in the day in the House of Representatives of the bill to dismantle Barack Obama's Affordable Care Act.
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