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. >> that same jury must decide how much time roy oliver will spend behind bars. the sentencing phase is getting under way this morning. he could actually face life in prison. danya bacchus with the details. >> reporter: after 13 hours of deliberating -- is this we the jury unanimously find the defendant guilty of murder as charged in the indictment. >> reporter: a jury found former police officer roy oliver guilty of killing unarmed 15-year-old jordan edwards. edwards' shooting death happened in april of 2017 when oliver fired into a car full of teens hitting the 15-year-old in the head. >> see the kid in the blue sweatshirt. that's jordan. he doesn't know it but he has ten seconds to live. >> reporter: oliver and his partner responding to an overcrowded house party that edwards and his friends were leaving when shots were fired. oliver's body camera video played in court shows him running into the chaos stopping at his vehicle to get his rifle. with his gun drawn, he runs down the street and then fires. oliver testified in his own defense telling the jury the ca

he was once reported to be as close to roy cohn as if roy cohn was a second father to him. we see again and again interestingly with trump this quality of projecting onto others, qualities he himself has. remember just last week when he withdrew brennen's security clearance the stated reason by the white house was reckless behavior and indiscriminate public commentary. to have trump saying we should study mccarthyism it seems that's what he simself has been doing in these exercises. it's a very elaborate n sense inside trump's mind. this twitter feed is going to be studied i'm convinced by historians for generations who say we just never had this unbelievable realtime insight into this complicated and even bizarre rantings of the most powerful man in the world. >> i think if you -- you should probably do like a trump what did you mast in, what's your major, trumpism? what does that say? projection. i was writing that and susan said it because he projects everything. >> you can go through every single person. lying ted, crooked hillary, who's more crooked than hillary. >> do

. >> we the jury having found the defendant roy oliver guilty murder. >> reporter: last night, a dallas county jury sentenced former police officer roy oliver to 15 years in prison for killing jordan edwards. on tuesday, oliver was concted of murdering the 15-year-old. edward's family and friendswe omed the verdict. but after the sentencing, the teen's stepmother had mixed. emotio >> we're thankful for the verdict that we received although we wanted more years. this is a start for us and we can get some kind of closure. so we're thankful. >> reporter: jordan edwards died on apr 29, 2017 when oliver opened fire into a moving car of black teenagers who were leaving a party. he and his partner had responded to reports of derage drinking. oliver claimed the car was moving toward his partner, and that he had no choice but to shoot. but dy cam video showed just the opposite. the car was actually heading away from the officers. oliver's partner also testifie he was not in danger. and, he called oliver "trigger happy". the outcome of this case was very different from most high- profile police s

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he was once reported to be as close to roy cohn as if roy cohn was a second father to him. we see again and again interestingly with trump this quality of projecting onto others, qualities he himself has. just last week, remember, when he withdrew john brennan's security clearance, the stated reason by the white house was reckless behavior and essentially indiscriminate public commentary. it really was a great example of this habit of projectionism. and to have donald trump saying, we should study mccarthyism it seems like that is what he, himself, has been doing in this exercise. it's a very elaborate sort of sense inside, once again, donald trump's mind. this twitter feed is going to be studied, i'm convinced, for generations by historians who say we've just never had this unbelievable real-time insight into this complicated and at times even bizarre rantings of the most powerful man in the world. >> it's interesting. i mean, i think if you take -- they should do a trump -- what did you master? what's your major? trumpism. what does that say? projection. i was writing tha

my guests this morning, republic senator roy blunt of missouri. democratic senator amy klobuchar of minnesota and nbc news national security analyst clint watts. also, the trump loyalty test. hugging president trump has become the republican go-to strategy. >> then mr. trump said you're -- i love that part. >> it works great in the primaries, but will caes pay a price in november? i'll ask long time republican adman mike murphy. joining me for insight and analysis are robert costa, moderator of washington week on pbs. helenen cooper. and al cars that and elia ya johnson. welcome to sunday, " it'seet the press." >> from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history. this is "meet the press" with chuck todd.un >> goody morning. one of the questions that emerged during the campaign was this. should we take donalp seriously or literally? well, now ohe's presidethe united states. so are we supposed to take him seriously or literally when he says that the mueller investigation that his attorney general should stop what he calls

my guests this morning, republican senator roy blunt of missouri. democratic senator amy klobuchar of minnesota and nbc news national security analyst clint watts. also, the trump loyalty test. hugging president trump has become the republican go-to strategy. >> then mr. trump said you're -- i love that part. >> it works great in the primaries, but will candidates pay a price in november? i'll ask long time republican adman mike murphy. joining me for insight and analysis are robert costa, moderator of washington week on pbs. helenen cooper. and al cars that and elia ya johnson. welcome to sunday, it's "meet the press." >> from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history. this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >> good sunday morning. one of the questions that emerged during the campaign was this. should we take donald trump seriously or literally? well, now he's president of the united states. so are we supposed to take him seriously or literally when he says that the mueller investigation that his attorney general shou

body cam video showing officer roy oliver running down the street, shooting five times at a car full of teenagers, leaving a home outside dallas. the officer had claimed the car was coming at a fellow officer. the body cam showing something different. and in that car, 15-year-old jordan edwards was shot and killed. the officer testifying in his own defense, still insisting he had no other option. abc's marcus moore leading us off from texas. >> reporter: tonight, a former texas police officer, roy oliver, is a convicted murderer. >> we, the jury, unanimously find the defendant guilty of murder. >> reporter: the case hinging on this tense body cam video, showing the moment oliver, who is white, fired into a car full of black teens last year, killing 15-year-old jordan edwards in the passenger seat. he was unarmed. >> you see that kid there in the blue sweatshirt? see him? that's jordan. he doesn't know it, but he's got about ten seconds to live. a time bomb. >> reporter: prosecutors argued oliver was a ticking time bomb that went off that april night in a dallas suburb. he and his par

county jury sentenced ivrmer police officer roy to 15 years in prison for killing jordan edwards. on tuesday, oliver was convicter of mdering the 15-year-old. edward's family and friends welcomed the verdict. but after the sentencing, the dteen's stepmother had mi emotions. >> we're thankful for the verdict that we rece although we wanted more years. this is a start for us and we can get some kind of closure. so we'rehankful. >> reporter: jordan edwards died on april 29, 27 when oliver opened fire into a moving car of black teenagers whwere leaving a party. he and his partner had responded to reports of underage dnking. oliver claimed the car was moving toward his partner, and that he had no choice but to shoot. but body cam video showed just the opposite. the car was actually heading away from the officers. oliver's partner also testified he was not in danger. and, he called oliver "trigger happy". the outcome of this case was very different from most high- profile police shootings. it's extremely rare for on-dutye officers tried, let alone convicted in fatal shootings. study fro

you mentioned roy moore. when trump got on board the roy moore train, that motivated some democrats to come out and say this person is going to continue trump's vision of making america great and i'm not on board with that so i'm going to come out and vote for his opponent. >> he was also an accused pedophile. >> there were some complicating factors from a candidate's perspective for sure. ashley parker, before i let you go, you're reporting on the president all week. what are you watching for in the coming week? >> well, one thing that's been fascinating, going back to the campaign trail briefly, is the president has gotten a lot more disciplined. one of the reasons there was that worry before the president would show up next to a candidate. especially as he did in alabama with luther strange offer an anti-endorsement. he brings the candidate, he's there to support up on stage. he praises them, urges to the crowd to get out and vote for them in the special election, the primary again in november. i'm going t

. >>> former texas police officer roy oliver sentenced to 15 years in prison for the shooting death of an unarmed black teenager jordan edwards as he left a house part last year. the family said they would like to see a greater sentence, but respect the guilty verdict. >>> in a stunning move, child abuse charges were dismissed against three of five adults who lived at the new mexico compound with 11 kids and a child found dead. the reason? the suspects did not have a preliminary hearing in the ten days required by the district. the judge called out prosecutors for beinguncompetent. -- being incomincompetent. two others were arraigned on charges in connection with the death of a 3-year-old boy. >>> a series of water tests revealed water quality issues in 34 school buildings. elevated copper and lead found in school water dating back to 2016. bottled water and coolers will be used in the meantime when students return next week. >>> and men at the u.s. open change their shirts all the time. i saw it yesterday. a female player does it and she gets a penalty. what officials at the tournamen

my guests this morning, republican senator roy blunt of missouri. democratic senator amy klobuchar of minnesota and nbc news national security analyst clint watts. also, the trump loyalty test. hugging president trump has become the republican go-to strategy. >> then mr. trump said you're fired. i love that part. >> it works great in the primaries, but will candidates pay a price in november? i'll ask long time republican adman mike murphy. joining me for insight and analysis are robert costa, moderator of washington week on pbs. helene cooper, pentagon correspondent for "the new york times." republican strategist al cardenas and politico's iliana johnson. welcome to sunday, it's "meet the press." >> from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history. this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >> good sunday morning. one of the questions that emerged during the campaign was this. should we take donald trump seriously or literally? well, now he's president of the united states. so are we supposed to take him seriously or liter

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roy oliver sentenced to 15 years in prison. his attorneys say they're worried this verdict and this seasons will have a chilling effect for police officers around the country and oliver will be eligible for parole in 7 1/2 years. >> thank you for following up on on that story for us. now to this story that so many of you are talking about, a 9-year-old in colorado killed himself a few days ago and now his mother is sharing her message with the country. she is next. especially when you're in accounts receivable. only one detergent can give you a sniff like this... try gain botanicals laundry detergent. one of the many irresistible scents from gain. only remfresh uses keep 1 in ion-powered melatonin to deliver up to 7 hours of sleep support. number 1 sleep doctor recommended remfresh -- your nightly sleep companion. available in the natural sleep section at walmart. when we switched our auto and home insurance. with liberty, we could afford a real babysitter instead of your brother. hey! oh, that's my robe. is it? when you switch

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cup is already in the books dortmund barely escaped crashing out of the tournament thanks to marco roy's go in the dying minutes of extra time in a match against second division. dortmund had already scored in the final seconds of new normal time through to signing alex ritson to draw the sides level after further took a deserved lead the two one win gives new coach losing father a winning start to his tenure. as article look at the other matches from the german cup the season long tunnel meant that often pits top tier teams against lower division clubs a second division palatable undefeated second division two one the one this league has had terrible in managed a two one win against the third division branch by the match between a third tier booth and the bundesliga fribourg finish to all after ninety minutes and extra time but freiburg avoided the upset in a penalty shoot out and funny then as that dortmund victory in extra time over fit and well football news in premier league club liverpool are in advanced talks with a beer sic tosh istanbul about a potential two year loan move for t

games but newcomers kai however it's nico shilts until the camera will be there and young star in the roy sunday live left out at the world cup. team manager of the beer addressed accusations the team has lost contact with its fan base on this ng venue no television that's why we will of course continue to work on being closer to our fans and move down to earth with them on the future. in particular opening the doors and gates more often to us so that especially children and young people can see their stalls up close and is in couldn't next week's international match against world champions france will show to what extent he walk in live and his team have dealt with the world cup debacle. or you're watching t w news live from berlin more news coming up at the top of the hour for all of us here in berlin thanks for the help. i think we'll see you against. some of. the m. one hundred. lehman brothers ten years on a story of ambition greed and a megalomania. we're so clever the leader in control of the rich lots. of investment bankers ultra ourselves with the first stock.

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washington a texas jury has found a white former police officer guilty of the murder of a black teenager roy all of a fired shots into a car full of young people as they left a party in dallas last year fifteen year old jordan edwards was struck in the head and died the shooting reignited the debate over racial prejudice among american police officers. police in morocco of arrested twelve people in connection with the alleged gang rape of a teenage girl seventeen year old khadija a current says she was kidnapped and held for two months during which she was raped and tortured post a video online where she showed cigarette burns and tattoos carved into her body supporters have started a campaign called we are all khadija the suspects are aged eighteen eighteen and twenty seven. rainforests in africa now is in danger some of the continent's best known animals and now a group cultivating a manmade forest in south africa is trying to give visitors a taste of what the world could be losing catherine sawyer reports from a longer in south africa and the first of our forests under threat series. one

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. >>> a former texas police officer roy oliver is sentenced to 15 years in prison for the shooting death of the unarmed black teenager. it comes the day after he was convicted of murder of jordan edwards as he leave a house party. the family said they would like to see a greater sentence, but respect the guilty verdict. >>> florida police say an uber driver was justified in storming near a car and shooting the man. jason boek thought his girlfriend was in the car because they got into a fight over texts when this happened. >> i say something? >> pistol? you want me to shoot you? >> oh, my god. >> boek did say he had a pistol, but was holding what authorities say was a cell phone. westlake, the driver, is a licensed security guard who holds a conceal carry. >> at the end of the day, the message is clear. don't mess with the uber driver. you have the right to protect yourself. this is a classic stand your ground case. >> the sheriff's office says westlake is cooperating. boek's girlfriend was not in the uber. she called the car for a friend. >>> an 11-year-old boy sucked into the flooded s

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rad roy cooper issued a statement. he says h understands that people are frustrated by the pace of change. but violent destruction of public property has no place in our >>> here's a look at other top stories. the search continues for a man wanted for threatening to kill president trump. authorities believe he as stolen two vehicles, a jeepee chern west virginia and on sunday, spotted in a siea pickup. there's a $20,000 reward for information that leads to his arrest. >>> the colorado father charged with killing his two daughters and his wife appears in court. he claimed his wife killed the kids after finding out hehaas ng an affair. he said he killed her out of rage and buried all three bodies. prosecutors say they are not buying the story. >>> this man isg fac felony charges for threatening to kill members outside of a mosque in springfield, virginia. at onepoint, he was ramming cars in the parking lot, including one with someone in it. he went towardruer and cursed and screamed at the officer. there's no indication

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. >> the crazy thing about roy orbison is, from 1959 to 1964, he had 21 top 40 hits. >> he dies too soon, with three young sons. >> he had secretly always wanted us to be musicians, but he wasn't gonna push. >> does he send them on a musical mission from beyond the grave? >> and then i kind of rubbed my eyes, and then looked at this. >> he said, "i've got this cassette of this song that nobody has heard before." >> will this strange inheritance bring roy and his boys together again? >> had you always dreamt of playing with your dad? >> always, yes. >> [ chuckles ] mercy! [ door creaks ] [ wind howls ] [ thunder rumbles ] [ bird caws ]

>> it sort of seems to me like rudy giuliani is improving his roy cone imitation. he doesn't have a roy cone by his side and now he does in a former mayor of new york. and there's ample evidence that a lot of this evidence about the investigation is coming from inside the white house and may be coming from either the president himself or mr. jewel yawny with --s there -- the people around nixon at least understood that he was shrewd, that he remembered what he had said, that he was aware of the peril that he was in. i think the president has pbtd been reliable in his communication with his attorneys. he's lying to them. so he's protecting himself. i think he doesn't want to be the scapegoat here. >> and the white house was quick to point out that they didn't fight mcgahn doing the interviews. their statement sounds like nothing to see here. is this a big deal? give us some more historical perspective. >> everything right now is a big deal for donald trump. he's in survival mode. for the mueller investigation, one little anecdote would -- could cause a lot of proble

. >> speaking of the 50s, you talk about roy kohn during the 50s, he was representing and supporting senator joseph mccarthy, he also had dealings with mob bosses as well, as a legal analyst, right? how did that influence even further? >> well, if you think about it, the lawyers that donald trump has had representing him and has spent time with. and not just lawyers, political consultants as well, have also all come out of this world. roy kohn who you just mentioned, but rudy giuliani, his current lawyer made his name as a federal prosecutor in part by going after the mob in the 1980s in new york, and he's talked of having listened to 4,000 hours of surreptitious taping of mafia leaders. he's a huge fan of sopranos. often spoke of that show. the people donald trump has spent time with are people that are steeped in the language of the mob, it's likely that's the language they use when they speak to donald trump, he internalizes that language, and when he thinks about his own legal predicament or challenges, he tends to fall back on the same vocabulary. >> i would suggest, it's a fasc

intervened in a primary there with luke for in behalf of luther strange he lost that then he supported roy moore so he wants to turn that around that's why he's involved in a primary in for in florida on behalf of ron the centers for governor against another republican down there adam putman he is involved in the governor's race in the primary in georgia and he's putting it all on the line i think in some cases he will help he certainly help run the census already and others i think some republicans will say please mr president stay home. if you miss. your staff he'll stay three twenty twenty. you know that saddens me i got a lot of respect for john kelly but i think he made a mistake in taking that job the word in washington and around the white house you talk to i'm not talking about the reporters you talk to senior staff at the white house they'll tell us as they told me that john kelly basically is chief of staff in name only nobody takes him seriously the president doesn't consult them the president doesn't include him in a lot of meetings i think of john kelly again whom i admire had

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as part of the sentencing, roy oliver was also fined $10,000. john schiumo, cbs news. >> oliver's attorneys said he would be eligible for parole after 7.5 years. >>> the weather continues to cause problems in the midwest. on the left, record floodwaters are pushing through communities along the kickaopoo river in wisconsin. a tornado in michigan, large chunks of homes blown away. the rain subsided in both states. now it's a waiting game as the crews assess damage until the floodwaters subside. >> the rain is moving to the south now. they are getting a break across the mid questions. >>> i want to show you what's going on with the storm and the tropics. you can see rain and the tornado that brought down the heavy flooding. gulf states seeing rain as the system moves from the midwest down to the south also let's take you to the west coast. things are calmer here. we don't have any rain in the forecast. we have a low to the north keeping our temperatures from getting too hot. then eventually it will warm up. hurricane norman picked up speed and it'

but it is ironic that mccarthy's lawyer was roy cohn and every few days trump is asking where's my roy cohn, who's going to defend me? one wonders who's a mccarthy. >> also a few days after he puts out his hit list -- he had a whole list of people he was going to take the security clearances from. >> it's also worse than ironic. mccarthyism was bad because it was an undemocratic project trying to boot out differences in ideology. there's nothing undemocratic about trying to get to the bottom of whether russia hacked our elections and had help of people inside the white house. >> he would be investigating what's going on within doj and fbi with respect to hillary clinton and all these other things. it's his job to do a thorough investigation. >> who says he isn't? >> and he's ignoring a huge -- >> how do you know? >> well, there's certainly no evidence he is looking into this. >> because it's been looked at and passed over. how long does the special investigation into benghazi have to go? really, you're going to bring that up again? >> being a feed to the fbi of information from the ste

cohn. >> where's my roy cohn. >> he puts himself at the center of the government that doesn't reflect the legal realities of the executive branch. >> how does jeff sessions go to work everyday? >> i don't know that any attorney general has been attacked by the president. i guess there's reason to be grateful jeff sessions is understanding this storm, i think what happens next is the president puts in his hand selected person who would not be recused off the russia investigation who would perhaps do the president's bidding from there. >> thank you for being here. i appreciate it. aisha, nice to have you and alex. >>> new cnn polling this morning, voters have a message for special counsel bob mueller -- wrap it up. we'll dig into the numbers. it started with a fight over a parking spot. now the florida man who claimed stand your grand in defense of shooting and killing another man is charged with manslaughter. he will have his day in court and joining me will be the victim's father. >>> and breaking news out of italy. rescuers racing to find survivors and save lives after a highway brid

aditi roy has more what do we know now? >> we are at the staging area of the mendocino complex fire as you mentioned, it's the largest wildfire in california history. it's almost the size of los angeles. the city of los angeles. it's growing it's made up of two fires. the ranch fire and the river fire the ranch fire is the larger of the two. the entire fire complex has engulfed more than 292,000 acres, it's 34% contained. 10,300 structures are threatened 75 homes and businesses destroyed. 13,000 people have been ordered to evacuate. 8,000 have been advised to do so fire officials tell us the weather conditions combined with the remote location of most of the flames make it a tough firefight. >> it's been a challenge for us to get our crews in there because it's like in a mountain range, in a ridgetop so we're still currently trying to get good active containment line in those areas. >> there are nearly 4,000 firefighters at the scene. they are dumped more than 100 million gallons of fire retardant on the scene a massive sho

but it is ironic that mccarthy's lawyer was roy cohn and every few days trump is asking where's my roy cohn, wlho's going to defend me? one wonders who's a mccarthy. >> also a few days after he puts out his hit list -- he had a whole list of people he was going to take the security clearances from. >> it's also worse than ironic. mccarthyism was bad because it was an undemocratic project trying to boot out differences in ideology. trying to get to the bottom of whether russia hacked our elections and had help of people inside the white house. >> investigating what's going on within doj and fbi with respect to hillary clinton and all these other things. it's his job to do a thorough investigation. >> who says he isn't? >> and he's ignoring a huge -- >> how do you know? >> well, there's certainly no evidence. >> because it's been looked at and passed over. how long does the special investigation into benghazi have to go? really, you're going to bring that up again? >>> being a feed to the fbi of information from the steele dossier is not something that should be looked into? >> they are

skinheads, neo-nazis and kkk members marching through campus the night before a man plowed into a side roy killing heather heyer. ♪ oh, yes it will >> toes uva hosted aomt of reflection. >> i felt compelled and still do to stand as an a ally with those attacked, who still suffer andr all who y for a better and more just future. >> this evening students and activists plan to hold a rally for justice on campus. >>> officia from aroun the region have been preparing for tomorrow's unite the right rally for a long time. d.c. police say judging fro the perm applications they expect many more counterprotestors than white supremacists. live at lafayette square, will all eyes will focus this time tomorrow. >> reporte t right,s time tomorrow the rally is expected to be in full swing. are watching and waiting to see what exactly is going to happen. homany people will turn out, and will there be violence? today is a day for preparation for those who are going to attend the rally. thousands of people expected to be counterdemonstrators and, of course, police whose job it is to keep everyone safe on a

the chief counsel was named roy cohen. after the hearings blew up and mccarthy was disdiscreditcredit cone's reputation wasn't exactly terrific either. but he went to new york and he became the mentor and very close friend of donald trump and much of what donald trump knows about in terms of exercising power and leadership comes from roy cone. and for a lot of people have been sort of thinking what mccarthy did was he singled out people in the government and said there are spies. they work for the russians. they're communists and all the rest. how is that different from what trump has been doing recently going after brennan and now going after somebody in the treasury department? these are people are unamerican. they're not patriots. you know, they're behind all this witch hunt. that is discrediting athem and trying to ruin them and the same way that mccarthy did. >> so you're suggesting there is more of a parallel between mccarthy and trump versus mccarthy and muler? >> i'm suggesting what psychologists tell us is that so

his idol was roy cohn, his mentor, handmaiden of joe mccarthy who is kplis it in all of the dirty business that mccarthy did forever besmirching the name in hs tri and now revokes mccarthyism and famous for saying in the white house, was my roy cohn. i can hear the echo of cohn saying -- mccarthy was my guy, enough already with mccarthy. >> you're laughing and think it's funny but is there something unsettling about this or that should bother the american people when the president is talking about an investigation and an investigator in robert mueller who let me remind people, we really haven't heard from in more than a year. joe mccarthy was never quiet for a week let alone a year. >> there's everything unsettling about it, john, including rudy giuliani's undocumented attack on mueller for leaking. they have not leaked at the special counsel's office. they have been absolutely careful about their responsibility, not to leak information. this is a textbookcase of projection where somebody takes their own misgivings and bad acts and projects them on someone else. mueller is a complete boy s

in a negative sense in the tweet when on the other hand you constantly hear him saying where's the roy cohen? who was joe mccarthy's right-hand man in saying i need somebody who defends me, i need somebody who will speak what i want to be spoken to. and will defend every word i say. so i'm not sure why the president would choose to go after joe mccarthy when at the same time saying he needs his roy cohen. >> there's more to discuss. sources are now saying that president trump is clearly rattled, his legal team in the dark over exactly what the white house counsel don mcgahn told the mueller team and the 30 hours of interviews. >>> plus, the president's former lawyer michael cohen visits his own lawyer on this day as federal prosecutors prepare charges, might be coming in the next few days. will the former fixer now cooperate with the fed? stay with us. you're in "the situation room." f you get punished for using it? news flash: nobody's perfect. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. switch and you could save $782 on hom

. - harvey: roy rogers' horse. - roy had trigger. but there were times when you actually ended up pawning your guitar. oh, yeah, many times. yeah, i pawned it so many times, i tell the joke that the pawnbroker played it better than i did. and you go retrieve it. i'd would retrieve it for a saturday night. i love something you said, that "the picking finger is the second most important part of the body." care to say what the first is? i forgot i said that. you did say that. it was pretty funny. - you were a dj for a time. - right. would you honor me with the way you introduced your show? this is your ol' cotton-pickin', snuff-dippin', tobaco-chewin', stump-jumpin', gravy-soppin', coffeepot-dodgin', dumplin-eatin' hillbilly from hill county willie nelson. where'd you get the dumpling eating? i don't know. it was kind of euphonious, you know? harvey: "rolling stone" has called you, justifiably, one of the great singer-songwriters of all time. didn't start out easy for you, though, did it? willie: the scale of what i considered success w

roy moore specifically. roy moore would have won that election if mitch mcconnell, shelby and others hadn't turned against him. we have a very good feel how to win, how to turn people out. >> charlottesville. >> yes. >> was the president wrong to say there was blame on both sides? >> no. he's absolutely correct. the whole discussion, what the president was saying, go back look at the statements made. if you look at it he's saying that the discussion about the confederate monuments, they should be covered, or should be removed, whether the confederate monuments of these generals are part of southern harriet amp. people a heritage. that's what he's trying to say. hang on. if you say, where's it end? talk about the neo-nazis and neoconfederates and kk, the president is adamant saying both parties are wrong, shouldn't be allowed to come there and start to cause havoc, and that authorities ought to shut that down. >> bring in msnbc political analyst jonathan alter, colu columnist and start with bannon getting bac

roy, he's not a person that will hurt. do we all have the capacity? yes, but for the most part everyone just wants a chance by walking to your store and asking for a job. i want it. i will probably start just cleaning the toilets with a toothbrush like we often use, but i'm just saying that have really serious and really what we are just looking for our opportunities in second chances and a lot of our communities don't have them. right here in parksville, one of the wealthiest neighborhoods in the country, but a few miles down the road is east new york in certain sections where the lights are even on the lights are not even on. that people are living in cars. abandoned cars and abandoned lots with cardboard boxes as their blankets and we don't care , but people want to eat. people want to survive. people want a job. people just want an opportunity and i'm not saying for people like why should i give my-- but it's going to happen when there's nothing left to eat or nothing left to do? 5 miles down the road it's coming here, so would you rather see some

mys guests thi morning, republican senar roy blunt of missouri. democratic senator amy klobuchar of minnesota and nbc newson na security analyst clint watts. also, the trump loyalty test. hugging president trump has become the republican go-to strategy. >> then mr. trump said you're -- i love that ipart. works great in the primaries, but will candidates pay a price in november? i'll ask long time republican adman mike murphy. ining me for insight and analysis are robert costa, oderator of washington we pbs. helenen cooper. and al cars that and elia ya johnson. welcome to sunday, it's "meet the press." from nbc news in washington, the longest running show in television history. itthis is "meet the press" chuck todd. >> good sunday morning. one of the questions that emerged during the campaign was this. should we take donald trump seriously or literally? well, now he's president of the united states. so are we supposed to take him seriously or literally when he says that the mueller investigation that his attorney eneral should stop what he calls th

criminal enterprises are a business not unlike aan other they're trying to raise their roi. >> right. >> can hear the people at home thinking okay, hopefully are doing something about this to improve their security, but what should i be doing with my bankt accountsw here. fe are they? >> they're a two-part scenario. the banks need to shore up the atms and they need todu c, dedicated testing programs against the atm and when i s testing, i mean penetration testing and the kind of sport that export does, so that the first time they'reested it isn't a criminal. the other thing banks have to p tor accounts for out of the ordinary withdrawal patterns as bell as outrd of theary patterns of the daily withdrawal limit. for co tumers, evenugh it's not their responsibility forry is, there's a couple of things -- >> very quickly, if i can, charles. ake sure that they're taken care of. one is look at their account, make sure that they're monitoring the charge history. they should be doing that anyway. the second is call the number on the back of the card and investigate their daily withdrawal lim