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MSNBC Live : MSNBCW : June 23, 2017 11:00am-12:01pm PDT
bianary. they have to have at least two of the four of us. that means the bill has to get better and more to our liking. >> you know process very well, walk us through what will happen behind the scenes as the senate majority leader tries to whip up some votes. >> you can pap it out state by state. the one who's have larger constituencies of folks that really rely on some of the program that's will be modified. i'm firmly convinced for the better. you will see those senators on the fence. rand paul we know is very much a purist. and in an absolute world, you know, we always map our ideals on to the messy reality that we face, and i think he will have to accept that progress in the right direction is better than no progress at all. i hope people come around. >> joan, how could it be that something so wildly popular on the trail, for president trump and other lawmakers. repeal and replace. root and branch, now when you ask people, they don't steeem t be so wild. >> i think people have in their heads what should change. they all have a different idea of what should change, and donald trump c
bianary. they have to have at least two of the four of us. that means the bill has to get better and more to our liking. >> you know process very well, walk us through what will happen behind the scenes as the senate majority leader tries to whip up some votes. >> you can pap it out state by state. the one who's have larger constituencies of folks that really rely on some of the program that's will be modified. i'm firmly convinced for the better. you will see those senators on the...
MSNBC Live : MSNBCW : June 3, 2017 1:00pm-2:01pm PDT
speech. of course we'll update folks with us right now in terms of any more things that the vice president might say of note. we also want to follow another major gathering except not just one city but really across the country. organizers hoping that their events here would remind folks of the millions who gathered for january's womens march. this one today is called a march for truth. they are planned gatherings and marches in more than 100 cities across the country. you can see it right there. their demand, a congressional independent commission to investigate the russian connection question with donald trump, his campaign and his administration. these organizers believe an independent commission can only truly be effective to protect democracy in the united states, their words. and that this special counsel and four other congressional investigations that are ongoing right now that they're not enough. we have nbc's ali vitali in the nation's capital. i want to start with you, we have some developing news and one of them is that the president is going to get out on the road to
speech. of course we'll update folks with us right now in terms of any more things that the vice president might say of note. we also want to follow another major gathering except not just one city but really across the country. organizers hoping that their events here would remind folks of the millions who gathered for january's womens march. this one today is called a march for truth. they are planned gatherings and marches in more than 100 cities across the country. you can see it right...
MSNBC Live : MSNBCW : June 7, 2017 8:00am-9:01am PDT
, which is what this hearing was supposed to be all about. it's becoming obvious. i think most of us who worked in the intelligence community know we're in a different position than europe is. europe is -- their risks are obviously very high, and they're suffering these attacks on a very regular basis and becoming more regular. so let's talk about our collection efforts versus the european collection efforts. particularly as it relates to section 702. obviously, we hear in the media frequently about spats between us and the europeans regarding intelligence matters, but we all know that there is a robust communication and cooperation between our european friends and ourselves. so i want to talk about it in -- i want to talk about 702 in that respect. why don't we start, director coats, with you, and then i'll throw it up for ib else thanybo that wants to comment on this. how important is 702, the continuation of section 702 and its related parts, to doing what we have been doing as far as helping the europeans and the europeans helping us, in doing the things we're doing here in ameri
, which is what this hearing was supposed to be all about. it's becoming obvious. i think most of us who worked in the intelligence community know we're in a different position than europe is. europe is -- their risks are obviously very high, and they're suffering these attacks on a very regular basis and becoming more regular. so let's talk about our collection efforts versus the european collection efforts. particularly as it relates to section 702. obviously, we hear in the media frequently...
MSNBC Live : MSNBCW : June 11, 2017 1:00pm-2:01pm PDT
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is different from the house, walk us through that page and walk us through what we heard from senator rand paul. >> it preserves the obama care subsidies. and that is because mitch mcconnell wanted an organized scheme for the lower income people. that was a big feegt because they thought they would see their costs go out of control. this whole thing is an effort to get the collins, the mercowskis. the other crews are pretty likely to vote for the bill, i don't think any of the conservatives want to be the deciding vote against repealing and replacing big parts of a law they finished for seven years. i think this is a lot of negotiating their doing. they want to force some smaller changes. getting some of those folks to sign on. for merkowski in particular, there is defunding planned parenthood. ultimately it is pretty steep. so that is sort of the path way. rand paul was always going to vote against the bill, i would be surprised they would have to get johnson and lee on board. >> walk us through some of the claims being made about this bill. >> it is whatever you want to say,
is different from the house, walk us through that page and walk us through what we heard from senator rand paul. >> it preserves the obama care subsidies. and that is because mitch mcconnell wanted an organized scheme for the lower income people. that was a big feegt because they thought they would see their costs go out of control. this whole thing is an effort to get the collins, the mercowskis. the other crews are pretty likely to vote for the bill, i don't think any of the...
o'donnell is joining us from new jersey where president trump is spending the week. kelly, thanks for joining us. we saw the white house and how quickly president trump responded to the testimony of jim comey last week. how is the white house preparing for sessions' testimony this upcoming week? >> reporter: well, no word from the white house specifically about jeff sessions going before the senate intelligence committee. however, a department of justice spokesperson has repeatedly denied that there was ever any third meeting, which is a part of what you were discussing there, that james comey suggested that there might be a third instance. that involved a conference that was happening at a hotel where sessions and the russian ambassador were both present, but the justice department says that there was no side conversation, there was no meeting, there was nothing like that. they deny that occurred. but that's one of the questions that has come up, and he would likely be asked about this when he appears before the senate intelligence committee on tuesd tuesday, as we expect that wi
o'donnell is joining us from new jersey where president trump is spending the week. kelly, thanks for joining us. we saw the white house and how quickly president trump responded to the testimony of jim comey last week. how is the white house preparing for sessions' testimony this upcoming week? >> reporter: well, no word from the white house specifically about jeff sessions going before the senate intelligence committee. however, a department of justice spokesperson has repeatedly...
very good sunday for you, i'm richard lui in new york city. thanks for joining us. this is going to be a critical week in the health care showdown. republican senators unveiling the version of the health care bill on thursday and both sides of the political aisle criticizing that piece of legislation. majority leader mitch mcconnell says he wants a vote by the end of the this week. this as four republican senators released a joint statement saying this, "we are not ready to vote for this bill." >> i think there's a bill that all 52 republicans agree on if they keep narrowing the focus. they've promised too much. they say they are going to fix health care and premiums are going to go down. there's no way the republican bill brings down premiums. it's a foolish notion to promise something you can't provide. >> we should be voting on this next week, no way. >> are you going to work to stop a vote next week? >> i have a hard time believing wisconsin constituents or even myself will have enough time to properly evaluate this for me to vote for a motion to proceed, so i've been encouraging l
very good sunday for you, i'm richard lui in new york city. thanks for joining us. this is going to be a critical week in the health care showdown. republican senators unveiling the version of the health care bill on thursday and both sides of the political aisle criticizing that piece of legislation. majority leader mitch mcconnell says he wants a vote by the end of the this week. this as four republican senators released a joint statement saying this, "we are not ready to vote for this...
MSNBC Live : MSNBCW : June 17, 2017 5:00am-6:01am PDT
. let us help with money and know-how, so you can get business done. american express open. >>> good morning. i'm ayman mohyeldin at msnbc world headquarters in new york. it is 8:00 a.m. least. day 149 of the trump administration. the battle over the russia investigation. trump hires at lawyer and fallout from the latest tweet. including whether the deputy attorney general will have to recuse himself and will robert mueller get fired? and the battle for the georgia house seat. a poll suggests it will be down to the wire. could democrats steal oe reliable republican seat? >>> still deliberating after 52 hours, the jury in the bill cosby case. who is the hold up? this as the judge could make an important ruling at 9:00 a.m. >>> we begin with breaking news. near the coast of japan. search for seven sailors unaccounted for after "uss fitzgerald" collided with another ship. we have hans nichols with the latest. >> reporter: ayman, the coalition happened in the dark. the cause is unknown and the damage appears extensive. the heavily damaged "uss fitzgerald" back in port after a dangerous c
. let us help with money and know-how, so you can get business done. american express open. >>> good morning. i'm ayman mohyeldin at msnbc world headquarters in new york. it is 8:00 a.m. least. day 149 of the trump administration. the battle over the russia investigation. trump hires at lawyer and fallout from the latest tweet. including whether the deputy attorney general will have to recuse himself and will robert mueller get fired? and the battle for the georgia house seat. a poll...
advantage of our midsommar sales event offer. >>> each richard lui. thanks for joining us again. at the top of the hour, we're following breaking news of the deadly terror attack in mali. a security official saying the suspected jihadists are attacking a resort hotel. the ministry of security and civil protection says special anti-terror forces arrived at the scene a few minutes after that attack and surrounded the area. the security operation is still under way at this hour. it is 8:00 p.m. on a sunday and an official with the u.n. mission there says people had been killed and wounded. there are believed to be hostages in this luxury resort. a u.s. embassy official says he has not heard of any americans at the resort, at least at this moment. on the phone with us now is nbc's chlene gubash in cairo. what are you hearing right now? >> well, so far, as far as we know the attack is still ongoing and the malian anti-terror and the french forces have already surrounded the area and they're engaging the attackers. and so far, that's where the situation stands right now. similar attack happened l
advantage of our midsommar sales event offer. >>> each richard lui. thanks for joining us again. at the top of the hour, we're following breaking news of the deadly terror attack in mali. a security official saying the suspected jihadists are attacking a resort hotel. the ministry of security and civil protection says special anti-terror forces arrived at the scene a few minutes after that attack and surrounded the area. the security operation is still under way at this hour. it is...
university. and manuel, thank you both for joining us today. why don't i start with you on this, liz, where ron left it. more accusers needed to be heard, it may have been different. do you agree? >> this is a question for me? >> that's correct. that's right. debra, go ahead. >> i think that had more accusers than heard in this case it would have been more difficult for jurors however many we don't know, a juror or jurors to buy the defense in this case which is that bill cosby gave andrea constand these pills only to relax her and that what followed was consensual sexual activity. i think that defense gets a lot more difficult when you have several women testifying to conduct that looks a lot like what went on in this case. pills and then nonconsensual sexual activity. >> manuel, as you're listening there to what deborah's saying, what do you think might have altered this case in the outcome that we saw today? might have been more accusers coming to again give their testimony. might have been a different location. >> certainly more accusers would have helped the prosecution. the def
university. and manuel, thank you both for joining us today. why don't i start with you on this, liz, where ron left it. more accusers needed to be heard, it may have been different. do you agree? >> this is a question for me? >> that's correct. that's right. debra, go ahead. >> i think that had more accusers than heard in this case it would have been more difficult for jurors however many we don't know, a juror or jurors to buy the defense in this case which is that bill...
MSNBC Live : MSNBCW : June 10, 2017 12:00pm-1:01pm PDT
following the latest for us. what more are we learning about this insider attack? >> well, as you mentioned, richard, there were three u.s. soldiers who were shot and killed in this attack. they were shot by someone wearing an afghan commando uniform. we don't know yet whether that individual was in fact an afghan commando, someone who infiltrated the military or someone who may have just been wearing the uniform. in the years past in afghanistan, we've seen both things happen. it was an insider attack, what the military often calls a green-on-blue in eastern afghanistan which has been plagued by isis in the last year or two. they have tried to step up their offensive in the last few months. we saw where the u.s. dropped the largest bomb ever used in warfare that we know of. and then just at the end of april, two u.s. army rangers were killed during a nighttime raid there, richard. >> courtney kube, thank you for that report on the breaking news and we'll continue to stay on top of it. when we have more developments, we'll have it for you here. >>> now to president trump, trying t
following the latest for us. what more are we learning about this insider attack? >> well, as you mentioned, richard, there were three u.s. soldiers who were shot and killed in this attack. they were shot by someone wearing an afghan commando uniform. we don't know yet whether that individual was in fact an afghan commando, someone who infiltrated the military or someone who may have just been wearing the uniform. in the years past in afghanistan, we've seen both things happen. it was an...
MSNBC Live : MSNBCW : June 3, 2017 12:00pm-1:01pm PDT
interesting, jacob, senior white house officials are kind of keeping us in the dark and they are giving us know indication that the president would try to lose this tool which would protect the conversations that he had with james comey as an employee of the executive branch when he was serving as fbi director and, of urs could, later fired. they are also saying that the president's team, this white house counsel, needs to review this and keep options open. if there's a political downside to talking about executive privilege, they are letting it play out. so we've seen from the president no specific comment on that. he's been out at his golf club in virginia today. he'll probably be back to the white house today. from top advisers, they have just said more time to review, the president's got to make the decision. what stands out, democrats wanted to pre-empt any attempt by the white house to try to either limit what comey would say or block it altogether. the senate intelligence committee asked comey to testify. he's cleared it through the fbi and will be careful about not stepping on thin
interesting, jacob, senior white house officials are kind of keeping us in the dark and they are giving us know indication that the president would try to lose this tool which would protect the conversations that he had with james comey as an employee of the executive branch when he was serving as fbi director and, of urs could, later fired. they are also saying that the president's team, this white house counsel, needs to review this and keep options open. if there's a political downside to...
tell us about, a, the expectations of what can happen today and how people are interpreting this. how is the defense viewing the delay in deliberations, how is the prosecution viewing snit. >> reporter: a few things. everybody is expecting a verdict at any moment. we've been feeling that way for several days. the period of deliberations has extended longer than the trial. remember, a couple days ago the jury came out and said they were deadlocked. the defense saw that as very good news because if they get a mistrial, the prosecution has to decide whether to start this process all over again. the defense has been pushing for a mistrial, not only during deliberations, but during the trial, during the pretrial. that has been part of the cosby strategy is to try to make this whole thg go away. that's where we'll begin this morning with the judge ruling on yet another motion for a mistrial. what the defense is saying is that they think the jurors are being coerced, that there's pressure on the jurors who are not agreeing with the majority. that's unfair. the judge says that the law sa
tell us about, a, the expectations of what can happen today and how people are interpreting this. how is the defense viewing the delay in deliberations, how is the prosecution viewing snit. >> reporter: a few things. everybody is expecting a verdict at any moment. we've been feeling that way for several days. the period of deliberations has extended longer than the trial. remember, a couple days ago the jury came out and said they were deadlocked. the defense saw that as very good news...
allred. >> mr. cosby is back. it's back. it's been restored. the jurors used their power to speak. and mrs. cosby's power is back. so the legacy didn't go anywhere. it's been restored. and for all those attorneys who conspired like gloria allred, tell them to go back to law school and choose another class. >> ron allen has been covering the trial and joins us from just outside philadelphia in norristown, pennsylvania, where this all happened. you heard that defense saying basically, celebrating as i was saying earlier with their -- with this mistrial. at least for now. >>. >> exactly. andrew wyatt is a strong advocate for bill cosby. we've gotten to know him over the weeks here. he may be a little optimistic if he's saying the legacy has been restored because there are still dozens, more than 50 women out there, who have made allegations of sexual misconduct against mr. cosby. allegations he denies but they're still out there. in the court of public opinion, it's difficult to see how cosby can restore his reputation. there nor other trials aside from this one. had he been found not gui
allred. >> mr. cosby is back. it's back. it's been restored. the jurors used their power to speak. and mrs. cosby's power is back. so the legacy didn't go anywhere. it's been restored. and for all those attorneys who conspired like gloria allred, tell them to go back to law school and choose another class. >> ron allen has been covering the trial and joins us from just outside philadelphia in norristown, pennsylvania, where this all happened. you heard that defense saying...
a consensus agreement to pull out of paris, will the next president get us back in. we have to build plants for the next 40, 50 years. we can bake it square or round. the other issue is that coal is filthy. and natural gas is less filthy. and all the oil companies are in the natural gas business, not the coal business. so they saw climate as deemphasizing coal. sms that donald trump said he wouldn't do. they saw the deemphasizing of coal to be good for the natural gas business. so there are all sorts of unusual bedfellows around here. it is interesting to note that other than little bits in the united kingdom, the climate skepticism is a unique problem to america. most of the rest of the world doesn't get into debates about whether the world is round or square. they don't get into whether there's climate warming or not. but the discussions are over for most people in the world. >> as you've been watching, our krasilnikov have been watching. there are a couple of white house aides, we keep saying jared kushner's voice has not been heard. steve is part of our coverage. this will have b
a consensus agreement to pull out of paris, will the next president get us back in. we have to build plants for the next 40, 50 years. we can bake it square or round. the other issue is that coal is filthy. and natural gas is less filthy. and all the oil companies are in the natural gas business, not the coal business. so they saw climate as deemphasizing coal. sms that donald trump said he wouldn't do. they saw the deemphasizing of coal to be good for the natural gas business. so there are...
very often. president obama consumed himself intelligence very different. president trump asks us incredibly difficult questions and counts on us and other leaders in the i.c. to deliver those answers for him. >> kelly o'donnell is at the white house. there are five senators standing in the way with their vote. what is president trump doing to sway them over? >> reporter: well, it is crunch time. there is a plan to move forward, different when they pulled the bull and returned to it. this have. this morning the president is already commenting on health care. he has tweeted this, "democrats dlamd health care proposals as obamacare premiums and deductibles increase over 100%. remember keep your doctor, keep your plan? the president has had a lighter touch on trying to persuade those conservative who is have not been coming on board because during the health care sort of bill on the house side, the president was very involved,ing is lots of members over here to the white house, lots of phone calls. he's done a bit of that but is really letting mitch mcconnell, the senate republican l
very often. president obama consumed himself intelligence very different. president trump asks us incredibly difficult questions and counts on us and other leaders in the i.c. to deliver those answers for him. >> kelly o'donnell is at the white house. there are five senators standing in the way with their vote. what is president trump doing to sway them over? >> reporter: well, it is crunch time. there is a plan to move forward, different when they pulled the bull and returned to...
assad had used chemical weapons, despite overwhelming evidence, craig. >> keir simmons on duty for us in st. petersburg. stand by for me if you can, good sir. megyn kelly also asked president putin about reports president trump tried almost immediately to ease those sanctions against russia. i'll play part of that exchange. here it is. >> president putin, there are reports today in the american press that the trump administration took active steps to ease sanctions on russia. almost immediately after trump took office. was this possibility ever discussed between the trump team and your representatives prior to president trump being inaugurated? >> translator: no. i saw what was happening. to be frank, it was a great surprise. that's just absurd, what they're saying. i don't know where these people have come from that distribute this kind of information. it's a catastrophe. our ambassador has met someone. what is an ambassador supposed to do? that's what he gets money for. he holds meetings, has discussions about the affairs, seeks agreement. >> ambassador kislyak just doing his job
assad had used chemical weapons, despite overwhelming evidence, craig. >> keir simmons on duty for us in st. petersburg. stand by for me if you can, good sir. megyn kelly also asked president putin about reports president trump tried almost immediately to ease those sanctions against russia. i'll play part of that exchange. here it is. >> president putin, there are reports today in the american press that the trump administration took active steps to ease sanctions on russia....
five right now, is it too early to say it's a solid five and we have what a whole week ahead of us, potentially? >> reporter: yeah, these are five senators who have publicly made their legislations known. they said they'd like to get to yes so that's significant, too, that suggests there is room for potential dpoegs and ongoing conversations. when these things come to sort of a head this week with getting the final draft bill and ten doing the vote, there will be lots of ups and downs, so we soul expect that over the next week. no one is saying it's a sure thing, but it's not a dead bill either. it's somewhere in between, richard. >> it could have happened before. let's get to russia now and that washington post article there, what is the white house saying? >> reporter: well, the white house is not talking about that article specifically that delves into the backgrounds-of-what the white house under the obama administration knew. but the president is suggesting that he has learned from this article about president obama having specific warnings about russian meddling during the 20
five right now, is it too early to say it's a solid five and we have what a whole week ahead of us, potentially? >> reporter: yeah, these are five senators who have publicly made their legislations known. they said they'd like to get to yes so that's significant, too, that suggests there is room for potential dpoegs and ongoing conversations. when these things come to sort of a head this week with getting the final draft bill and ten doing the vote, there will be lots of ups and downs,...
times," director comey made that was entirely appropriate. >> richard painter joining us as part of our coverage where we've witnessed news on so many fronts. starting on capitol hill but continuing in the last hour with the president's personal attorney. we'll give way to our next hour's coverage. ali velshi standing by to take it away. >>> good afternoon. here in new york, still following fast moving updates in the aftermath of today's riveting testimony on capitol hill. if you're looking for a two-sentence summary of the testimony, it's not that easy. there is so much that needs to be carefully unpacked. that's what we plan to do with you this hour. before that, the president's personal lawyer just responded in the last hour to what mr. comey had to say. >> in some, it is now established that the president was not being investigated for clueding with or attempting to obstruct any investigation. as the committee pointed out today, these important facts for the country to know are virtually the only facts have not been leaked during course of these events. as he said yesterday, the
times," director comey made that was entirely appropriate. >> richard painter joining us as part of our coverage where we've witnessed news on so many fronts. starting on capitol hill but continuing in the last hour with the president's personal attorney. we'll give way to our next hour's coverage. ali velshi standing by to take it away. >>> good afternoon. here in new york, still following fast moving updates in the aftermath of today's riveting testimony on capitol hill....
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our launch date! (scream) thank you! goodbye! let us help with money and know-how, so you can get business done. american express open. >>> morning glory, america, i'm hugh hewitt, monday through friday, you can hear me on the salem radio network and its affiliates across the united states from 6:00 to 9:00 a.m. now you can find me right here on msnbc on saturday morning, as well. today i bring to you my conversation with the director of the central intelligence agency, mike pompeo. this is his first interview with a news network since taking the job. i sat down with the former congressman, west point and harvard law graduate at cia headquarters in langley. i started by asking him about russia's meddling in last year's election and what the administration is doing to stop it from happening again. >> i can't talk about the details of the intelligence, but we have, the intelligence community, have said that this election was meddled with by the russians, in a way that is frankly not particularly original. they've been doing this for an awfully long time and we are decades into the r
our launch date! (scream) thank you! goodbye! let us help with money and know-how, so you can get business done. american express open. >>> morning glory, america, i'm hugh hewitt, monday through friday, you can hear me on the salem radio network and its affiliates across the united states from 6:00 to 9:00 a.m. now you can find me right here on msnbc on saturday morning, as well. today i bring to you my conversation with the director of the central intelligence agency, mike pompeo....
MSNBC Live : MSNBCW : June 8, 2017 11:00am-12:01pm PDT
things comey wouldn't talk about in front of the rest of us in the first part of the hearing. we also have the personal lawyer for donald trump due in front of a lectern there in front of the national press club. that will be interesting, because so far today we've had some reaction from sarah huckabee sanders. we've had some reaction from don jr. on twitter regarding what they heard on the hill today. and this will be a third prong, personal lawyer for the president. as to some of the highlights of the comey testimony, we have assembled some of them for you now. >> although the law required no reason at all to fire an fbi director, the administration then chose to defame me, and more importantly, the fbi by saying that the organization was in disarray. that it was poorly led. that the work force had lost confidence in its leader. those were lies, plain and simple. >> what was it about that meeting that led you to determine that you needed to start putting down a written record? >> a combination of things. i think the circumstances, the subject matter and the person i was interac
things comey wouldn't talk about in front of the rest of us in the first part of the hearing. we also have the personal lawyer for donald trump due in front of a lectern there in front of the national press club. that will be interesting, because so far today we've had some reaction from sarah huckabee sanders. we've had some reaction from don jr. on twitter regarding what they heard on the hill today. and this will be a third prong, personal lawyer for the president. as to some of the...
house. kelly o'donnell is with us. so many questions on russia. a lot of questions, none of which sean spicer wished to answer in the meeting. >> they have a new policy and they're going to reflexively refer to it every time these questions come up. that is to refer any questions related to the russia investigation to the president's outside counsel in new york. >> the problem is reporters haven't been able to get any response from his office. so it is an abyss which the press secretary is able to toss questions and we get no answers. separately on the matter of jared kushner, through the president's spokesperson, a firm affirmation that jared kushner is held in high regard by the president. that he is working on behalf of the country. and that he is involved and engaged in his portfolio which is always been considerable. of course, the president's he son-in-law which has been brought into this discussion because of inquiries about some of his contacts with russia, today from the lectern, sean spicer did say the president has full confidence in jared kushner, in his role here. we
house. kelly o'donnell is with us. so many questions on russia. a lot of questions, none of which sean spicer wished to answer in the meeting. >> they have a new policy and they're going to reflexively refer to it every time these questions come up. that is to refer any questions related to the russia investigation to the president's outside counsel in new york. >> the problem is reporters haven't been able to get any response from his office. so it is an abyss which the press...
version of an obamacare and so the president using polite pressure saying i cannot imagine that these very fine republican senators would allow the american people to suffer a broken obamacare any longer. so that is his way of trying to remind republicans that they all campaigned for multiple cycles of elections to repeal and change the health care law and access to insurance and how it all works without those votes secured yet the president is using twitter to give them a nudge. richard. >> those nudges need to be given. and in most cases folks will not tweet when they have a window of time. they will maybe just rest and this president you are saying tweeted out to let us know what he thought today and you were watching. thank you. kelly o'donnell at the white house. >>> let's bring in our panel. wage winfield cunningham and saw ill rapport. and page, so this health care bill right now, it says it has coverage for everybody. it does not require everybody to then have health care. so as an individual, you don't have to -- you are not required, unlike the aca, where you must have it. t
version of an obamacare and so the president using polite pressure saying i cannot imagine that these very fine republican senators would allow the american people to suffer a broken obamacare any longer. so that is his way of trying to remind republicans that they all campaigned for multiple cycles of elections to repeal and change the health care law and access to insurance and how it all works without those votes secured yet the president is using twitter to give them a nudge. richard....
learn if he has dock ucumd oval office by tape. >> will you tell us? >> in a fairly short period of time. > >> legislators now demanding those tapes in they exist. now will the president have to give them up if they exist? >>> we have former vice president joe biden weighing in on what happened in the election. what did he know and when did he know it? >>> plus the sudden burst of summer regard hicord highs. it could break the records from the 1800s. details coming up right now on msnbc live. we begin with president trump meeting friday with the romanian leader, but ended up fielding more questions from the press on russia than he did on romania. take a look. >> he did say under oath that you told him to let the flynn -- you said you hoped the flynn investigation. >> i didn't say that. >> so he lied about that? >> i didn't say that. i will tell you i didn't say it. >> and did he ask you to pledge loyalty? >> there would be nothing wrong if i did say that, according to everything i read. >> if robert mueller wanted to speak to you about that? >> one of the people investigating russia
learn if he has dock ucumd oval office by tape. >> will you tell us? >> in a fairly short period of time. > >> legislators now demanding those tapes in they exist. now will the president have to give them up if they exist? >>> we have former vice president joe biden weighing in on what happened in the election. what did he know and when did he know it? >>> plus the sudden burst of summer regard hicord highs. it could break the records from the 1800s....
breaking news. joining us now, keldly oly o'do live in new jersey with the president. and what are we hearing from the white house about this incident is this. >> reporter: we've heard there senior advise hes who say that the president has been briefed on and ongoing basis with the facts as they are unfolding from his national security team. he has members the national security down on still with him as he's here this new jersey for the weekend. and separately, the president's so the more public face the administration today, vice president mike pence in milwaukee was speaking todaynd he began his remarks acknowledging that he and the president were both briefed and he gent this to tdn't get this detail, but he said in part that on his way to wisconsin theoss of american service members took place this afghanistan and while the details would be fort coming, he said when heros fall, americans grieve and our thoughts and prayers are with the families of these american heros. so although vice president mike pence didn't have the particular, was not prepared to talk with t talk about the
breaking news. joining us now, keldly oly o'do live in new jersey with the president. and what are we hearing from the white house about this incident is this. >> reporter: we've heard there senior advise hes who say that the president has been briefed on and ongoing basis with the facts as they are unfolding from his national security team. he has members the national security down on still with him as he's here this new jersey for the weekend. and separately, the president's so the...
there. you reported that comey did not want to be alone with donald trump. tell us about it. >> you can see it as we look through the testimony. you can see that building. that james comey did not want to be alone with the president. he made a point of saying this is not normal. this feeling is not just me not wanting to be alone with the president. i was alone with president obama and i didn't take notes on my interaction with president obama. he's recognizing there's something weird about this and it couple minute it is a on february 15 where he pulls jeff sessions aside after the morning threat briefing and he says, you cannot leave me alone with that guy. it is inappropriate for the president to be meeting with me one on one. we're doing this investigation. and it just shows how this has been building as long as it has. >> you have the president of the united states talking to the head of the fbi about an investigation involving his own presidential campaign. repeatedly this testimony points out in excruciating detail. you've been in the room. you've been in the oval office coun
there. you reported that comey did not want to be alone with donald trump. tell us about it. >> you can see it as we look through the testimony. you can see that building. that james comey did not want to be alone with the president. he made a point of saying this is not normal. this feeling is not just me not wanting to be alone with the president. i was alone with president obama and i didn't take notes on my interaction with president obama. he's recognizing there's something weird...
many grapple with the awful attack, president trump is on a tweet storm this morning using the attack to push his executive order on travel. tweeting, quote, the lawyers and the courts can call it whatever they want, but i'm calling it what we need and what it is, a travel ban. he then goes on via twitter to say, the justice department should ask for an expedited hearing of the watered down travel ban before the supreme court and seek a much tougher version. remember, it is his justice department. the president is even criticizing london's mayor for the second day in a row tweeting, pathetic excuse by london mayor sadiq khan who had to think fast on his "no reason to be alarmed" statement. msm is working hard to sell it. first, i want to qualify, the mayor of london, when he said there's no reason to be alarmed, he wasn't talking about the terrorists, he was saying there's going to be increased police presence because of this. don't be alarmed. >> don't be alarmed by the increased police presence. that's the difference. let's listen to the mayor, sadiq kahn, making that comment. >> ju
many grapple with the awful attack, president trump is on a tweet storm this morning using the attack to push his executive order on travel. tweeting, quote, the lawyers and the courts can call it whatever they want, but i'm calling it what we need and what it is, a travel ban. he then goes on via twitter to say, the justice department should ask for an expedited hearing of the watered down travel ban before the supreme court and seek a much tougher version. remember, it is his justice...
going to turn it over for more breaking news, ali velshi in new york. >> i always appreciate you got us off to a running start on this story. i've been listening attentively so i can ask smart questions of my own. good morning, everyone. well to velshi and ruel. stephanie is off. let's get started. >> the plan we put in place would not allow individuals to fall in the cracks, not have individuals lose coverage. >> not cuts to medicaid, slows the rate for the future and allows governors more flexibility with medicaid dollars because they are closest to the people in need. >> if you are able-bodied and you would like to go and find employment and have employer sponsored benefits, then you should be able to do that. >> there's no way we should be voting on this next week. >> you have very serious concerns about the bill. >> right now i'm undecided. >> i'm not voting for something that looks just like obamacare and still doesn't fix the fundamental flaw of obamacare. >> what do you say -- >> mean, that was my term. i want to see -- i want to see, and i speak from the heart, that's what i wa
going to turn it over for more breaking news, ali velshi in new york. >> i always appreciate you got us off to a running start on this story. i've been listening attentively so i can ask smart questions of my own. good morning, everyone. well to velshi and ruel. stephanie is off. let's get started. >> the plan we put in place would not allow individuals to fall in the cracks, not have individuals lose coverage. >> not cuts to medicaid, slows the rate for the future and allows...
local baseball fields, playground. right behind us, you can see a little bit of the brick through the trees. there is a ymca and there is a parking lot there. several of the people who weren't involved in this game who actually saw what happened were there, were coming out of the ymca. in just a couple of minutes, we're going to talk to two eye witnesses who we haven't heard from before. let's get you up to date on what we know about the shooting so far. five people were injured, and of course that includes steve scalise. he is the person who many people say, because he was here, lives were saved. two law enforcement officers also shot two more men. one of them is being described, as we speak, a congressional staffer. the other a lobbyist for tyson food. the gunman taken into custody aftby law enforcement, has been killed. he frequently poested on facebok and twitter, but what we don't know is his motive. what drove him to commit this crime, and what changes, if any, might come out of yet another senseless act of violence? president trump calling for unity as he addressed the tragedy
local baseball fields, playground. right behind us, you can see a little bit of the brick through the trees. there is a ymca and there is a parking lot there. several of the people who weren't involved in this game who actually saw what happened were there, were coming out of the ymca. in just a couple of minutes, we're going to talk to two eye witnesses who we haven't heard from before. let's get you up to date on what we know about the shooting so far. five people were injured, and of course...
before that brief i briefing begins. we have kristen welker, aiesha is joining us as well. does it look likely that republicans will have a second draft by friday? >> no, some of that sound is from interviews that i did. i was there. dean heller, rob portman, some of the modern lawmakers opposed to this bill in the last hour or two tell us they are still opposed to this bill. they have been meeting with mitch mcconnell off and on. there are ongoing conversations going on. we have mike pence meeting with rand paul. there is a lot of juggling here, a lot of deals being talked about and discussed. but the sense that i get from all of these is there is not a deal on anything until there is a deal on everything and they're just not there yet. this friday deadline is sort of an artificial thing, but they want to get as much of this bill as possible to the congressional budget office as soon as possible so once that get back from recess they will have something to start debating in july and get this thing done in the period they're here in july. >> there are so many factions, how does mit
before that brief i briefing begins. we have kristen welker, aiesha is joining us as well. does it look likely that republicans will have a second draft by friday? >> no, some of that sound is from interviews that i did. i was there. dean heller, rob portman, some of the modern lawmakers opposed to this bill in the last hour or two tell us they are still opposed to this bill. they have been meeting with mitch mcconnell off and on. there are ongoing conversations going on. we have mike...
you under investigation by the special council? >> that brings us to our word of the day "tweet." it looks pretty clear, i am under investigation, it read, but his attorneys are saying no, i'm not. he tried to make his client's case in a media blitz, and the result was more contra decision a -- contradiction and confusion. >> can they do no no no, he is not being investigated. >> you have some of the president's top surrogates expressing concern about the tweets. >> we need to find fout theinve find out if there is an investigation. >> this morning our country woke to news of another terrorist attack on the streets of our capital city. the second this month, and every bit as sickenning as those which have come before. >> a driver plowing his van into a group of worshippers. >> in paris, a car plowed into a police truck. we will debrief all of these headlines with our reporters and we begin with the trump administration and that tweet, here is a toe to toe with fox news. >> he iseing investigating for taking the action that the deputy attorney general told him to take. >> you are now
you under investigation by the special council? >> that brings us to our word of the day "tweet." it looks pretty clear, i am under investigation, it read, but his attorneys are saying no, i'm not. he tried to make his client's case in a media blitz, and the result was more contra decision a -- contradiction and confusion. >> can they do no no no, he is not being investigated. >> you have some of the president's top surrogates expressing concern about the tweets....
angeles. ali vitali in washington, thank you both. ali, are you ready for us? what can you tell is, ali? >> reporter: well, so around us things have really quieted down. everyone has really dissipated. we're still at the washington monument but a little bit about today. we had about a thousand people out here, multiple speakers, and i think there's a really good picture of why folks are out here for this march and other marches in the past. >> oftentimes people think we come out because we're talking to the president. we're sending a message to members of congress that when you go back to your sdringt, you better be standing up for the right things, saying the right things, voting for the right things or you will be voted out in 2018. so the message here goes way beyond this administration, they are not our main focus. this is about creating a resistance that's going to be hyperlocal in the communities and it will be manifested in 2018. >> reporter: and that grassroots activism that she was talking about with me in that conversation is really something that we've seen consistently at a
angeles. ali vitali in washington, thank you both. ali, are you ready for us? what can you tell is, ali? >> reporter: well, so around us things have really quieted down. everyone has really dissipated. we're still at the washington monument but a little bit about today. we had about a thousand people out here, multiple speakers, and i think there's a really good picture of why folks are out here for this march and other marches in the past. >> oftentimes people think we come out...
used to hire veterans. it's critical that we support our veterans and the loved ones of those who have paid the ultimate price while protecting our communities. the president is glad to be signing these important bills today, and that will happen shortly. also in washington today, education secretary betsy devos visited the eagle public charter school this morning to show support for inclusive schools. rex tillerson met this morning with the president of brazil and is departing where he will join secretary mattis to join the australia ministerial confrontations. secretary mattis will attend the sha shangri la dialogue in singapore where he will meet with counterparts to discuss security issues. with that i'll be glad tieo taka few questions. kevin. >> thanks, sean. i want to ask about the push to the travel ban to the supreme court. is it fair to say one of the reasons the president wants to keep this going is obviously we have a full court impanelled, and if you look back yesterday, it appeared his base was very pleased with what he decided to do. i would also like to ask about some f
used to hire veterans. it's critical that we support our veterans and the loved ones of those who have paid the ultimate price while protecting our communities. the president is glad to be signing these important bills today, and that will happen shortly. also in washington today, education secretary betsy devos visited the eagle public charter school this morning to show support for inclusive schools. rex tillerson met this morning with the president of brazil and is departing where he will...
yard is joining us from maryland, where senator chris van holland is holding a health care forum. take it away for us. appreciate having you there. first of all, what are you hearing from the voters about the senate gop plan? >> reporter: good afternoon, alex. we've been talking to residents here in maryland. this was one of the places that expanded medicaid after the law's passage in 2010 and when we're look at the republican health care bill, not only does it draw back the number of people that will qualify for subsidies for those that buy on the exchange but when it comes to medicaid, it's going to cut off the amount of money from the federal government into states like maryland to offer medicaid to individuals. many of these, the executive minister at this church where chris is going to be holding the forum and he said when he went unemployed this spring, he ultimately qualified for medicaid and his concern is others like him, what will be ultimately happening to them. actually we have the senator here on site in the next half hour. he's going to be beginning that forum. ther
yard is joining us from maryland, where senator chris van holland is holding a health care forum. take it away for us. appreciate having you there. first of all, what are you hearing from the voters about the senate gop plan? >> reporter: good afternoon, alex. we've been talking to residents here in maryland. this was one of the places that expanded medicaid after the law's passage in 2010 and when we're look at the republican health care bill, not only does it draw back the number of...
beautifully. soon the regime saw his incredible gift and wanted to use him for propaganda purposes. when he was 12, they organized a national television special and demanded he play a solo for raul castro. who, by the way, is leaving now. i wonder why? they sent an official to fetch luis from his home, but luis refused to go. and a few days later, castro soldiers barged into his orchestra practice area, guns blazing. they told him to play for them. terrified, luis began to play. and the entire room was stunned by what they heard. ringing out from the trembling boy's violin was a tune they all recognized. this young cuban boy was playing "the star spangled banner." [ cheers and applause ] >> luis played the american national anthem all the way through, and when he finished, the room was dead silent. when we say that america stands as a symbol to the world, a symbol of freedom, and a symbol of hope, that is what luis meant, and that is what luis displayed that day. it was a big day. it was a great day. and that is what we will all remain. that was a very important moment, just like t
beautifully. soon the regime saw his incredible gift and wanted to use him for propaganda purposes. when he was 12, they organized a national television special and demanded he play a solo for raul castro. who, by the way, is leaving now. i wonder why? they sent an official to fetch luis from his home, but luis refused to go. and a few days later, castro soldiers barged into his orchestra practice area, guns blazing. they told him to play for them. terrified, luis began to play. and the entire...
. it used to be that the question of whether a university is doing well was a function of how much the university spends. and, you know, in florida, you're now seeing questions like, what is your graduation rate? how many students that are graduating are holding jobs? and so you're seeing a focus on outcome as opposed to spending. and the point that i was trying to make, and i'll reiterate, is that we tend, in washington, to simply say how much more money can we spend on something rather than let's think ougtside the bx and try to solve a problem. i think we owe it to the american taxpayer ultimately footing this bill to focus less on how much we spend and more on whether, in fact, the problems are being solved. so thank you very much. >> thank you very much, mr. secretary. i appreciate you coming by today. as we get back to what's going on today, i wanted to take a moment to acknowledge the three service members that were killed this weekend in afghanistan. the incident is currently under investigation, but our thoughts and our prayers are with the families of these american heroes wh
. it used to be that the question of whether a university is doing well was a function of how much the university spends. and, you know, in florida, you're now seeing questions like, what is your graduation rate? how many students that are graduating are holding jobs? and so you're seeing a focus on outcome as opposed to spending. and the point that i was trying to make, and i'll reiterate, is that we tend, in washington, to simply say how much more money can we spend on something rather than...
weekly address this morning. >> though we have our differences, what unites us is so much stronger. our love of our country, our devoes vocation to its people. now, more than ever, these values must guide us and bring us closer together. >> let's bring in mike vikera who joins us from med star hospital where congressman scalise is in critical condition. what is the latest on the congressman's condition? >> good morning to you, dara. we knew when the shooting happened just south of washington early on wednesday morning at that congressional baseball game practice for republicans, that steve scalise had been hit and it was serious. but we didn't know until yesterday when we heard from the head of trauma here itself just a couple of miles north of the capital how serious this injury actually was to congressman scalise. according to dr. saba, steve scalise came here, was medivac'ed to this hospital and was in eminent death as critical as you can be. his condition has improved with at least a couple of injuries with probably more to come. he is no longer at that imminent risk of death.
weekly address this morning. >> though we have our differences, what unites us is so much stronger. our love of our country, our devoes vocation to its people. now, more than ever, these values must guide us and bring us closer together. >> let's bring in mike vikera who joins us from med star hospital where congressman scalise is in critical condition. what is the latest on the congressman's condition? >> good morning to you, dara. we knew when the shooting happened just...
. what more can you tell us? >> well, katy, we're trying to firm up a lot of this information. again, this is just happening right now as we speak. but some of the smoeshl media images ai am -- social media and some of the comments we've seen, there has been images of gunfire, explosion, and again, smoke rising from this shopping center and casino center. but at the same time, it's hard to tell whether this is even an attack at all. there's been no statements from the hotels that we've been calling around the area, and it seems as though this is too fluid of a situation to really nail down whether or not this is actually a terrorist attack, who might be behind it, or whether it's an attack at all, as i mentioned. this could be just about any sort of accident, fire, some sort of industrial incident, and it's not quite clear whether this was intended in anger or in malice. so nbc news is trying to firm up all of those details. right now all we can tell you is what we're seeing and hearing from the scene from people who are there. those images are what you're seeing on screen now. katy?
. what more can you tell us? >> well, katy, we're trying to firm up a lot of this information. again, this is just happening right now as we speak. but some of the smoeshl media images ai am -- social media and some of the comments we've seen, there has been images of gunfire, explosion, and again, smoke rising from this shopping center and casino center. but at the same time, it's hard to tell whether this is even an attack at all. there's been no statements from the hotels that we've...
have debate and the founding fathers wanted us to have a vigorous debate, but we can do that in a civil manner. i think our actions, you know, influence the actions you see in public. >> i would argue that the president has unleashed and is partly, not totally, but partly to blame for demons that have been unleashed. >> we have reporters helping us to uncover these stories. let's begin with a debrief of the investigation that has plagued the trump administration since day one. acknowledgment of the discussions confirms to nbc news that special counsel robert mueller has requested interviews with daniel coats and nsa chief mike rogers. he's looking at possible obstruction of justice and wants details of their conversations with the president. and our source confirms the "washington post" report that mueller also wants to talk to richard legend, former top vooifl civilian at the nsa. he wrote a document on trump. donald trump said on twitter, they made up a phony collusion on the russia story. found zero proof, so now they go for obstruction of justice on the phony story. nice. join
have debate and the founding fathers wanted us to have a vigorous debate, but we can do that in a civil manner. i think our actions, you know, influence the actions you see in public. >> i would argue that the president has unleashed and is partly, not totally, but partly to blame for demons that have been unleashed. >> we have reporters helping us to uncover these stories. let's begin with a debrief of the investigation that has plagued the trump administration since day one....
to come to an agreement. mitch mcconnell saying the democrats don't want to speak to us. gop republicans want something that says repeal, others don't want to touch anything they says repeal. >> let's keep in mind when you just heard from senate bennet. he talked about one thing he was willing to compromise on and he named eight or nine. what republicans have done since they started this effort. more people are approving than disapproving. donald trump's numbers have been under water. more people disapproving than approving. what the republicans have to believe they don't believe obama scare in a death spiral. they want things fixed. if they would stop with the rhetoric and act like a true leader saying let's come to the table and work on three things to improve obama care, that would be a starting point to break the log jam that is going downhill faster, not slower. >> do you think it is as easy as mitch mcconnell saying we're going to find a way to fix obama care? what's the republican side of things? >> there is a real problem with the rising costs of health care. we know
to come to an agreement. mitch mcconnell saying the democrats don't want to speak to us. gop republicans want something that says repeal, others don't want to touch anything they says repeal. >> let's keep in mind when you just heard from senate bennet. he talked about one thing he was willing to compromise on and he named eight or nine. what republicans have done since they started this effort. more people are approving than disapproving. donald trump's numbers have been under water....
exact words, they oftentimes could be used against him whether they're in some legal dispute or certainly politically when he challenges testimony that many, many people watched. >> and there was a tweet he sent out last month about the tapes, saying james comey should hope that there are no tapes. and michael isikoff, that points out, you are the chief justice correspondent, i should say, for yahoo, but that points out a problematic moment from mark kasowitz's statement yesterday. they're saying he did this while he was still the fbi chief, but there are some timeline issues there. walk us through that, michael. >> yeah, the timeline is a bit questionable. kasowitz was trying to undercut comey by saying that when comey said he was responding to the tweet, the tapes tweet, that's what prompts him to call up his -- authorize his friend, the columbia law professor, to leak an excerpt from one of his memos to the "new york times." kasowitz said that can't be true because there was a "new york times" story the day before that tapes tweet in which the memos were disclosed. well, as i
exact words, they oftentimes could be used against him whether they're in some legal dispute or certainly politically when he challenges testimony that many, many people watched. >> and there was a tweet he sent out last month about the tapes, saying james comey should hope that there are no tapes. and michael isikoff, that points out, you are the chief justice correspondent, i should say, for yahoo, but that points out a problematic moment from mark kasowitz's statement yesterday....
think they want us to stay in is because they know it will continue to shackle our economy. >> the u.s. is the second largest polluter after china, but the trump administration says it's also done the mos to combat climate cnge for offenders including coal ceos, it's all with about saving jobs. >> he was prudent in withdrawing entirely from the fraudulent global climate agreement. >> that was nbc's kristen welker reporting. let's bring in ozzie for politico, new york, and jonathan allen, columnist for role call shattered inside hillary clinton's doomed campaign. thank you both for joining me this morning. >> good morning. >> ozzie, let's pick up where the president left off. president trump made his view owes climate change pretty clear for the trail calling it a hoax. what is the calculation for holding back now? >> it's clear that the president doesn't want to answer this question and the administration sees no benefit in getting into that discussion. again, what they want to do is pivot and discuss policy. this is sort of unique for the administration. they often don't like to sort
think they want us to stay in is because they know it will continue to shackle our economy. >> the u.s. is the second largest polluter after china, but the trump administration says it's also done the mos to combat climate cnge for offenders including coal ceos, it's all with about saving jobs. >> he was prudent in withdrawing entirely from the fraudulent global climate agreement. >> that was nbc's kristen welker reporting. let's bring in ozzie for politico, new york, and...
heard at least two gun shots outside. here is what one witness told us. >> we were about to actually go into the notre dame and we heard the gunshot so we ran the other direction. >> did you feel scared generally in paris? >> not until that. >> you didn't know what was happening. we were at the front and people were running towards us. we didn't know what the cause was. >> this afternoon the interior minister in france said the man came from behind the police officers and pulled a hammer out of his backpack and hit the officer. we are told the injuries are not serious injuries to the officers. one of his partners shot the attacker. it's not clear how many times but we understand he was wounded and taken to the hospital. they believe the attacker is an algerian student based on an i.d. that they foupd on him but are trying to verify that i.d. card and his identity. they haven't released a name yet. they say it looks as though he acted alone. the situation now under control. they also say interestingly that along with that hammer he had kitchen knives in his backpack. >>> a reminder th
heard at least two gun shots outside. here is what one witness told us. >> we were about to actually go into the notre dame and we heard the gunshot so we ran the other direction. >> did you feel scared generally in paris? >> not until that. >> you didn't know what was happening. we were at the front and people were running towards us. we didn't know what the cause was. >> this afternoon the interior minister in france said the man came from behind the police...
this summer. so monday. could be interesting. set your alarm. that does it for us tonight. have an excellent weekend. we'll see you again on monday. msnbc live is next. >>> good morning. i'm dara brown at msnbc headquarters in new york. it's 7:00 a.m. in the east and 4:00 a.m. out west. here is what's happening. and then there were five. another republican senator says he is against the gop health care bill. doesn't have a chance of passing? >> the president today with a new push on the health care version, but democrats are using his words in fooid fighting the bill. we'll tell you who and how. >>> president trump says there are no recordings of his talks against former fbi director james comey, but at least one democrat says it won't stop him from digging deeper. >>> and jared kushner, security clearance on both sides of the aisle. >>> plus, the weekend weather. it is a mixed background across the country. details next on msnbc live. rebegin with new information from mike pompe on o alleging the intelligence community has confirmed vladimir putin directed the election campaign. >
this summer. so monday. could be interesting. set your alarm. that does it for us tonight. have an excellent weekend. we'll see you again on monday. msnbc live is next. >>> good morning. i'm dara brown at msnbc headquarters in new york. it's 7:00 a.m. in the east and 4:00 a.m. out west. here is what's happening. and then there were five. another republican senator says he is against the gop health care bill. doesn't have a chance of passing? >> the president today with a new...
, michigan. let's bring in ken who is monitoring developments in washington. bring us up to spaed, what do we know happened? >> the officer has been upgraded to stable condition, but we're told that he was stabbed at the airport. the fbi is taking the lead in the investigation because they're considering it a possible terrorist incident in part because he screamed akbaar while he was stabbing the officer. the fbi is now trying to learn if the suspect was known to american or canadian sports. do we have any idea if he was acting alone, if officers or agents are looking for anyone else that may have been in that airport at the time or do they believe it was a loan attacker? >> it looks like a loan attacker. the airport was evacuated, though. >> malcolm, with the news coming out, i know it is a slow trickle, but what is your assessment so far. >> it is very interesting. we have an attacker from quebec, who is french speaking coming to the united states to a town that is significant like flint, using a individual weapon, a bladed weapon, to attack a policeman. which is sort of the mo of the
, michigan. let's bring in ken who is monitoring developments in washington. bring us up to spaed, what do we know happened? >> the officer has been upgraded to stable condition, but we're told that he was stabbed at the airport. the fbi is taking the lead in the investigation because they're considering it a possible terrorist incident in part because he screamed akbaar while he was stabbing the officer. the fbi is now trying to learn if the suspect was known to american or canadian...
will support this. of course, this has to be a dialogue between us. they have to make sure that we're making the decision at the benefit of the taxpayers as well as veterans and active service members. but i do believe we will have the leadership and the partnership to get us there. >> and just to clarify, if this is an off-the-shelf system, this is not a low bid process. that's why you're going at this speed, right? you're not putting this out to bid. you have selected the vendor. >> we have not agreed upon any pricing. but i can assure you that before we were to sign off on a contract, we are going to make sure that this is the best value for taxpayers. yes. >> you've had a couple questions around this. what type of fights do you anticipate in congress when by selecting this vendor, not having a competitive bid, there will be some pushback, right? >> well, this wouldn't be washington if there wasn't pushback, but i don't expect -- i do not expect any major fights on this. i think that the one thing that i feel extremely proud about about the way that congress has acted when it comes
will support this. of course, this has to be a dialogue between us. they have to make sure that we're making the decision at the benefit of the taxpayers as well as veterans and active service members. but i do believe we will have the leadership and the partnership to get us there. >> and just to clarify, if this is an off-the-shelf system, this is not a low bid process. that's why you're going at this speed, right? you're not putting this out to bid. you have selected the vendor....
director of trauma here at the washington hospital center, dr. jack sava, who told us when scalise arrived here, he was at imminent risk of death. that bullet presumably from the rifle wielded by the assailant entered at his left hip, traversed his pelvic region, hit bone, hit organs, hit tissue, hit blood vessels and fragmented to literally hundreds of pieces. scalise has undergone multiple operations here on that wound as well as for broken bones, but positive signs here this morning, alex. >> i'm just curious. family coming to visit him? it is father's day. i'm sure they're around him, right? >> reporter: he does. he has a family, of course. many of them are here from louisiana. they have asked for privacy at this time. the hospital said there will be no further statements in the course of this weekend. matt mika, the lobbyist who was on the field there himself, grieve grieveously injured, suffered a wound in his chest. they said matt mika did undergo an additional surgery. he is in icu through the weekend but he is communicating through notes as well and improving. so good news
director of trauma here at the washington hospital center, dr. jack sava, who told us when scalise arrived here, he was at imminent risk of death. that bullet presumably from the rifle wielded by the assailant entered at his left hip, traversed his pelvic region, hit bone, hit organs, hit tissue, hit blood vessels and fragmented to literally hundreds of pieces. scalise has undergone multiple operations here on that wound as well as for broken bones, but positive signs here this morning, alex....
from that cbo score and they are going to use it. >> chris jansing for us on the hill, thank you. my friend and colleague katy tur picks things up right now. >> wouldn't be tuesday afternoon if there wasn't a lot of breaking news on capitol hill. it is 2:00 p.m. in the east. just to go over what we know right now, we are hearing that senator mcconnell will be holding a press briefing in which he will confirm that there will be no vote on the senate health care bill this week before the july fourth recess. there will also be a 4:00 p.m. meeting, all gop senator meeting, at the white house called by the president. we do know there was supposed to be a white house press briefing, an on-camera one that started right about now but sean spicer, reince priebus and vp pence are all on the hill as of now so unclear when that briefing is going to start. we have a team of reporters here to break this down. this breaking news as it happens. nbc's garrett haick, casey hunt on capitol hill along with chris jansing and kristen welker at the white house. the cbo score, how much does this have to do
from that cbo score and they are going to use it. >> chris jansing for us on the hill, thank you. my friend and colleague katy tur picks things up right now. >> wouldn't be tuesday afternoon if there wasn't a lot of breaking news on capitol hill. it is 2:00 p.m. in the east. just to go over what we know right now, we are hearing that senator mcconnell will be holding a press briefing in which he will confirm that there will be no vote on the senate health care bill this week before...
. >> he is using behavior that would get you tossed out of any company that you were working at. >> it is reckless, juvenile, and a distraction from the standpoint of legislative activity. >> the president is not backing down. as he tried to get his white house back on message, he returned to twitter this morning to hit back. watched low rated "morning joe" for first time in long time. faik news. he called me to stop a national inquirer article, i said no. we're waiting for a briefing to finish at the white house with sarah huckabee sanders. we will bring you that with highlights in a few moments. first, let's hear more of what mika and joe had to say this morning on msnbc. >> i'm fine, my family brought me up really tough, this is absolutely nothing. i think for me personally, but i'm very concerned as to what this once again reveals about the president of the united states. >> calls, texts, and e-mails, we're okay. the country is not. >> nbc kristin welker is at the white house, does the white house feel any differently today than they did yesterday or do they still feel like it is a
. >> he is using behavior that would get you tossed out of any company that you were working at. >> it is reckless, juvenile, and a distraction from the standpoint of legislative activity. >> the president is not backing down. as he tried to get his white house back on message, he returned to twitter this morning to hit back. watched low rated "morning joe" for first time in long time. faik news. he called me to stop a national inquirer article, i said no. we're...


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Q: Stop a function from running in javascript, if a div is empty I'm trying to check if a div is empty before allowing the code to be copied because I've found users in their infinite wisdom wanting to select the "same as billing" checkbox and copy an empty shipping form.
At the moment, with the code below I'm trying to say if their shipping name is empty stop, throw an alert box and then stop the function.
What I've found is the alert gets thrown but the function to copy the shipping form still runs.
Shipping name, that's being checked

        [CustomerInfo_firstname]
        <input name="shipping_firstname" onchange="clearContent(this);" type="text" id="shipping_firstname" value="[shipping_firstname]" size="15" tabindex="16" class="txtBoxStyle" />

billing checkbox that copies the shipping field into the billing field

            <input type="checkbox" name="sameAsBilling" id="sameAsBilling"  onclick="checkEmpty();showHideShipping();"/>
            Same as Delivery Address

check empty, throws an alert box
function checkEmpty(){

    var shippingName = document.getElementById('shipping_firstname').innerHTML;

    if(shippingName === ""){

        alert("Please fill in your Name");
      return;

}

Copy function runs to copy the whole shipping field.
function showHideShipping() {

if (document.billing.sameAsBilling.checked) {
      add_overlay("billing_info", 0);

       if (get_Element('billing_firstname').value != get_Element('shipping_firstname').value) {
        get_Element('billing_firstname').value = get_Element('shipping_firstname').value;
        get_Element('billing_lastname').value = get_Element('shipping_lastname').value;
        get_Element('billing_company').value = get_Element('shipping_company').value;
        get_Element('billing_phone').value = get_Element('shipping_phone').value;
        get_Element('billing_address').value = get_Element('shipping_address').value;
        get_Element('billing_address2').value = get_Element('shipping_address2').value;
        get_Element('billing_city').value = get_Element('shipping_city').value;
        get_Element('billing_zip').value = get_Element('shipping_zip').value;
        get_Element('billing_country').value = get_Element('shipping_country').value;
        populateState('billing_state', 'billing_country');
        get_Element('billing_state').value = get_Element('shipping_state').value;
      }
    } else {
      remove_overlay("billing_info");

    get_Element('billing_firstname').value = '';
      get_Element('billing_lastname').value = '';
      get_Element('billing_company').value = '';
      get_Element('billing_phone').value = '';
      get_Element('billing_address').value = '';
      get_Element('billing_address2').value = '';
      get_Element('billing_city').value = '';
      get_Element('billing_zip').value = '';
      get_Element('billing_country').value = get_Element('shipping_country').value;
      populateState('billing_state', 'billing_country');
      get_Element('billing_state').value = get_Element('shipping_state').value;

    }
}

A: Call showHideShipping inside of checkEmpty so that showHideShipping is only called if it's found not to be empty.
Also, inline event handlers are essentially eval inside HTML markup - they're bad practice and result in poorly factored, hard-to-manage code. Seriously consider attaching your events with JavaScript, instead, eg: https://developer.mozilla.org/en/DOM/element.addEventListener
Also, since shipping_firstname is an input, you should get the inputted text via .value, not innerHTML.
Remove the inline handlers, and do something like this:
document.querySelector('#sameAsBilling').addEventListener('click', checkEmpty);

function checkEmpty(){
  var shippingName = document.getElementById('shipping_firstname').value;
  if(shippingName === ""){
    alert("Please fill in your Name");
    return;
  }
  showHideShipping();
}

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On 15th Feb 2018 i had booked 200 Euro Currency in hard cash from Matrix.in. the total amount of the order was 16301. The balance Amount i had transferred on 16th Feb 2018. Same after transferring the amount i had also sent all the document to my representative ( Mr Kamal Kukreja) on 16th feb 2018 itself.
I was promised on phone by their very same representative that the Money( 200 Euros) will be delivered to me by 21st Feb 2018 as i had a Journey Staring From 22nd Feb where i required the cash. However the same promised was not fulfilled even on the last day. I had tried reaching to Matrix.in on phone as well as email several time however each time i was told that i will get a call back within an hour which i never got. As a result i had to purchase the required cash from the other agencies at higher rates causing me financial loss of around Rs.3000. Even now i am calling them for the return of my money i get same response of calling me in some time.
I am really disappointed with them. I am filling a complaint for the money i transferred and the loss i incurred with interest.
Hope it will be answered here.
Even after almost a week of complaint no response from the Website.
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Man killed in fall after car crash
PUBLISHED: February 12, 2007 at 12:00 a.m. | UPDATED: August 29, 2017 at 2:56 a.m.
SANTA CLARITA – A 19-year-old Valencia man died Sunday after he fell off a freeway overpass while trying to avoid an oncoming car after he had exited his vehicle following a crash, authorities said.
California Highway Patrol officers found the body of David Hairston III at 4:50 a.m., about 25 minutes after his Ford Escort collided with a Honda Civic on the rain-soaked northbound Interstate 5 at Gavin Canyon Road.
Hairston and a 49-year-old Reseda man had collided, and their vehicles remained in the freeway lanes, police said. Hairston's vehicle was sideways.
Soon after, Phoebe Wong, 55, of Valencia was headed toward the scene and apparently could not see Hairston's car and hit it, police said.
Hairston, who was out of his car, jumped onto the overpass to avoid getting hit by Wong. He then slipped in the wet conditions and fell onto The Old Road below, according to a CHP accident report. Nobody else was seriously injured.

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