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>> we now return to our series of commencement speeches with michigan government gretchen --mer, who spoke at the 19 she told the audience to fight injustice, fight intolerance and fight and difference. she is a 1993 graduate of michigan state university. governor witmer: hello, you beautiful wolverines. to the president, distinguished deans, faculty, staff, friends, family, and most importantly, the amazing class of 2019. congratulations. [applause] gov. witmer: i am truly honored to celebrate with you today. you may know i have been a spartan since my dad took me to see magic johnson. i think he is the finest athletes come out of our state. i think tom brady and jared dieter round out the top three. there is a lot to admire about the university of michigan. your stellar reputation and surprisingly chic football helmets. your exceptional students from michigan and all over the world. and your fight song. a masterpiece of verbal economy. one of the most durable i have ever encountered. and you, the class of 2019. we have something in common. four years ago, he or i leaving your frien

. >> we now return to our series of commencement speeches with michigan government gretchen --mer, who spoke at the 19 she told the audience to fight injustice, fight intolerance and fight and difference. she is a 1993 graduate of michigan state university. governor witmer: hello, you beautiful wolverines. to the president, distinguished deans, faculty, staff, friends, family, and most importantly, the amazing class of 2019. congratulations. [applause] gov. witmer: i am truly hore

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next year the chances aresl mer. nancy pelosi said she's not in any rush so i can't imagine it happens any time b soon if you'll see movement on it, fall is probably a time. robert: this wasn't the only sovement, hans. on trade t week we had the president saying we'll have a six-month plays for the european union and japan on auto tariffs. hans: the president doesn't want to fight a multi-front war. today heaid six-month delay and with canada and mexico, he said suing for peace, we'll have an agreement. it's unclear to me what changed in the substance from when the president decided to put the tariffs in against mexico andca da what what happened now. did we extract anything. but the president gets to focus all of h energy on china and when you talk to administration officials, it's so car that what they really want to do is fundamentally alter the relaonship with china. it's salted throughout the president's speeches, in his rhetoric pretty much every time he addresses it. he seems more comfortable without a deal wi

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investigative committee to deliver the final verdict as to what happened to this particular sukhoi superjet ok mers some important from asian i think there many thanks for the day that is done at sheremetyevo airport. ok let's bring in a bit more information about the particular plane in question the s s j one hundred is a sukhoi superjet is a short to medium haul passenger plane and this particular model was manufactured in two thousand and seventeen can carry up to ninety eight passengers so this for the particular flight was in that full capacity the range is up to four thousand six hundred kilometers for this model one hundred eighty six super jets are currently in service with various different lines. ok let's get some analysis now from mark weiss is a retired american airlines captain thanks for joining us here are not international mark and i was just speaking to our correspondent just want to get a bit more confirmation because we've had reports of a possible lightning strike and it's certainly sounding more credible now particularly if that passenger on the plane that testimony is to be be

ultrasound a week later revealed morgan had grade one matrix small bleed basically a u nurse told me those mer are common in premature babies and won't lead to any long-term negative effects. he does dislike. >>tensirey the kind of she's like to know if t to her being yobirth weight or due to her being dropped her head. they're hopeful their daughter will grow up healthy and haopy is. but when the hospital staff to be more careful and learn from this mistake. well that was the says act crunch are reporting for us. the hospital says in a statement that they can't comment on the incident due to patient privacy laws, but. >>they do say they're taking the situation seriously and are investigating. what happened. >>a political crisis in venezuela and now the white house is getting more involved. details on how it will affect the us looking for a job it's a great time to get the career of your dreams find out what jobs are in high demand here in the bay area. >>and bark is trying to move homeless people out of its stations and into housing, we'll tell you where new outreach teams will be focusing th

the review from "the detroit free press" was mer. >>> on twitter one fan wrote worst episode of the entire series. >> another wrote after tonight my life is going to be drastically different knowing there's no more "game of thrones" to look forward to. the stars also said good-bye on social media. emilia clarke posted this picture of the cast saying, dear kind magical fans, i owe you so much. thanks. >> so long, g.o.t. >> bye. >>> next to keanu reeves. big weekend. his new movie won the weekend box office dethroning "the avengers." >> it did. "john wick: chapter 3" made $57 million, the best opening for the "john wick" franchise which is getting bigger with each installment. >> as for reeves, it's his best movie opening in 16 years since "the matrix reloaded." >> you go, keanu. yeah, you do it. you do it. you're not going back very far. >>> next proof there's no pda in the pga. >> golfer brooks koepka wasn't going to let anyone keep him from winning the pga championship. not even his girlfriend. >> he turned down a good luck kiss as he began his final round. you can see the rejection there

all of that any the tens of billions are dollars we're giving a relatively small percentage to focal mers who have been point of what has gone on with trade. hey have earmarked and gone after the farmer thinking they would hurt the farmer i will bad deal.a they are patriots and they don't want subsidy. we had meetings with 32, 35, 40 time numerous imes and they don't want subsidy. i told you that before. they want a level playing field ecause they are better than anybody in the world. i said i'm going to get you while china takes advantage of us and you by you.ointing they said away don't want subsidy. playing st want a level field. the american farmer, these are patriots, they are unbelievable people and they are with me 100%. a elieve that we will have very good deal with china some ime into the future because i don't believe that china can continue to pay these hundreds f billions of dollars in tariffs. by nesses are leaving china t the00' hundreds going to areas t not tariff but different japan, asia, vietnam, but they are going to a lot of places. but they are also coming to the unit

over there one n one sars mers universal health coverage is the single most powerful concept that public health has to offer we will not let the people down. even his own thoughts on his its own courts and beyond i don't know how suits him going you know just him and if you read my group you can all men through the media see duffy's on dog on is on soon to find nazi on an internet fight one seemed to me not by done often bob got the mike season and the end zone and he might be done it's not time to shake. that off to focus i think you can see that everyone knows that there's a kind of official and high level cover up on the w.h.o. he's involved in. i'm a filmmaker i have a daughter. it is important to me that she finds the world in good condition that is why i'm travelling to the w.h.o. headquarters in geneva the american journalist robert parsons lives here for 20 years now he's been writing about the w.h.o. . until a few years ago every monday the opening day of the world health of something that was a sumptuous reception at the w.h.o. given by the director general that was the great c

whilst keeping vital equipment dry, and there's a bonus — the children can swim with mermaids — or mer—men — as nasim asl reports. alanna has a rare lung disease. she is two. and today she is off to swim with a mermaid. she needs a constant supply of oxygen, fed by a tube in her bowel, and is hyper mobile. she gets so excited when i mention the swimming pool. she loves coming to the splash, splash, as she would call it. it's amazing to see, considering a couple of years ago we never thought she would ever get in the water. but with her hypermobility it's amazing to get into the water, because it's exercise for her legs. this is the only chance alanna gets to be safely in the pool. the sessions are free. zara grant trained as a swimming instructor just for this. it was like part of the children's bucket list to swim with the mermaids. so that's one of the reasons i kind of started, just to create magical memories that parents could have forever. it allows the children to come in and have these memories, have a day out at the pool with their family and so they have that normality whilst go

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look at what bill clinton, democrats, favbility up 10 mers. >> i don't think there would be a successful impeachment, i don't think there is enough votes in house. donald, if you are watching, come at me bro, feel free to use that. kennedy: i have been saying the whole time, it could be the best thing for president. >> absolutely, things that independents who decide election hate is to see people going after people at expense of trying to get things done. i think it has a lot too too with his personal feelings. kennedy: hard to know what the impulsiveness ends and strategy begins. >> right, but desire to say, you know i believe in my record, i believe in what i have done, and i believe i am innocent lit it stand for yourself, such a stronger statement as a leader then trying too remind everyone have you been cleared of all wrong doing. >> pleading can be done. fun. >> is he not supposed to round some robert mueller, dangling out there may have been evidence he commit a crime, they will not talk about whether he did commit a crime, he is defending himself. kennedy: you know, i want to add

the red today, about 90% if you fear this is 600% only about one hour the breakdown at the relative mer former you can see the ftse 100 down .2 of a percentage point. brexit developments. if you would be willing to put down a fourth vote, all eyes on that as well as falling into the european 9 ths performing the sectors most exposed to the trade war, chip makers, are leaning. also right at the boston, pies son crew if the merger was not going down 5%, check steals ahead at 95 perce%. in terms of sectors, you can see most with exposure to chien are are suffering. it's down 2% already there's no respite for the sector today more concern at being manufactured and trading the u.s. have no, ma'am come peated him to be on news stations industria industrials, the relative outperformers, very much negative territory oil and gas as well. relies on the reaction >>> president trump said the u.s. is, quote, right where we want to be they ended last week without agreement. chinese officials have rejected accusations that they have backtracked on earlier commitments. the chinese vice premier says ini

the province of north close to the i saw mer in one day microsoft has built a huge server farm here all over europe to join also including apple and google are setting up data centers that are looking to renewables to provide the huge amounts of energy needed to operate in cool the facilities. the corporations are reluctant to talk about their own energy consumption however. only microsoft is willing to do this subject to certain limitations. we don't disclose data center locational energy was from nation but just to give you an estimate for for how our data center operations. the for the energy that we use in our data center operations currently microsoft uses. around all the data centers all over the world. that's let's say a small european state or a small. american state would use a state like small town if you think about the future with digitize ation data centers are becoming one of the largest consumer of electricity so at one point in time in the future. microsoft and other tech companies will use the amount of electricity needed to power me size nation for example the largest

the province of north holland close to the i saw mer in one day microsoft has built a huge server farm here all over europe tech giants also including apple and google are setting up data centers that are looking to renewables to provide the huge amounts of energy needed to operate and cool the facilities. the corporations are reluctant to talk about their own energy consumption however. only microsoft was willing to do this subject to certain limitations. we don't disclose data center locational energy was from asian but just to give you an estimate for for how our data center operations. the for the energy that we use in our data center operations currently microsoft uses. around the data centers all over the world. that's let's say i see more european state or a. well the merit to state would use are to states like small top if you think about the future with digitize ation data centers are becoming one of the largest consumers of electricity so at one point in time in the future. microsoft and other tech companies will use the amount of electricity you needed to power the size nati

and carrying on a fut with the normalcy in bought twirps between mothers and mothers, mers and daughter. which she could be voted to her father, to black craand there we tensions with kerry drawing on her spirituality and when nana doubts her dedication, she begins a mediation on love and i have to call her miss jackson. >> she's like that. she's like that. >> because she was such a grand dame in the old world kind of way. i'll talk about it later. just to get a sense of the voice ap the tone of the book, would you mind reading a little for the audience. >> sure. this takes place at the beginni beginning. this the one we talked about and takes place in the beginning of the book and it really is about what happened the night we took my grandmother to the hospital after she had been carefully, crourageously living by herself and all the work that it take to make that happen. >> when the emt's came up the groaning stairs. they pulled the area with young male voices and bodies. their practice was to pick her up, put her on the gurnney, strap her up and carry her down. since we wanted agreem

congressman kris mer wray takiny taking on his boss and the president over spying versus surveillance. your reaction and by the way his sealing a document from the state department that reveals all that they knew about the christopher steele and his nonsense fraudulent dossier that they used to get spying warrants. >> yeah, christopher wray, people had great hope for him. i was hoping he would come in and clean out the bad actors in the fbi. but instead what he has done has gone on and continued to perpetuate the improprieties that were started by the people before him. he, for example, not only sealing a document that showed how bad the fbi had been acting criminally, potentially, but i go back to the fact, as i asked peter strzok about it -- you remember when frank rucker came as the investigator for the intel community ig and he told you they had proof positive that hillary clinton's private server was hacked and he said something like well, you know, i remember him coming over. by the way, those records have disappeared that showed what rucker told them. but christopher wray has c

she announced a new plan to combat the economic by -- her first stop in mer miwest virgin report which found at the time there were 30,000 hydrocodone tablets for every resident. warren is on the cover of the latest issue of time magazine and betting her big policy ideas will win over voters. >>> rival beto o'rourke campaigned in salem, new hampshire, following the latest school shooting. he was asked about cory booker's ambitious gun control proposal requiring all gun owners to apply for a federal license. >> and i think relying on the responsibility and accountability that gun owners feel, matching that with universal background checks, stopping the sale of weapons of wars, red flag laws, that's the perfect way to compliment the responsible gun ownership we see in this country right now. i don't know that we need to take the additional step of licensing every single firearm. >> south bend, indiana, mayor, pete buttigieg stopping in california. he responded to the president's claim he would not be able to negotiate with china by quoting a chinese prophet. >> when the wind changes some

. >> how about that, the flooding from earlier storms literally syncing that home along the s irks mer-- the simeron river. the oklahoma national guard deploying 120 personnel to help with evacuation efforts. the threat in the region is far from over. pedram javaheri is live in the weather center. what's still to come and what came through missouri? >> at least a few more hours. when you're looking at these thunderstorms, especially seeing them into the overnight hours, we have a screen grab of the lightning strike illuminating a wedge tornado. this of course crosses over jefferson city, the capital of missouri there. just before midnight. overnight, about twice as deadly as ones that occurred during the daytime hours for obvious reasons. the last time we have seen this. the feverish activity in recent days across the area. i just tabulated 170 tornado reports in an area that spans seven or eight states since last friday. last may, 2018, busiest time of year, we have 169 tornadoes for the entire month. it really speaks to how intense it's been over the last several days. here's what's

the province of north holland close to the i saw mer in one day microsoft has built a huge server farm here all over europe tech giants also including apple and google are setting up data centers that are looking to renewables to provide the huge amounts of energy needed to operate and cool the facilities. the corporations are reluctant to talk about their own energy consumption however. only microsoft was willing to do this subject to certain limitations. we don't disclose the data center locational energy was from nation but just to give you an estimate for for how our data center operations. for the energy that we use in our data center operations currently microsoft uses. around the data centers all over the world the amount of energy that's let's say a small european state or a small. american state would you like to state like small town if you think about the future with digitize ation data centers are becoming one of the largest consumer of electricity so at one point in time in the future. microsoft and other tech companies will use the amount of electricity needed to power of

iraq hosts mer than 5,000 american troops and a wide-range of local militias. some of which the trump administration says have received orders from teheran to plan attacks on americans. we asked a senior leader of an iraqi political block about the allegation. have you had any sign of of that? he told us i don't think any iraqi groups will target americans or american interests in the near future but it the war starts and things go badly this is something you can never predict. so it's unpredictable though, you're saying. iraq would follow iran? side with iran or the u.s.? iraq is forced to take a side, he said, it won't be with america. and he said its country stands with its neighbor, iran and offered to mediate between teheran and washington. so the delicate balancing act continues. >>> coming up why rolling thunder says this memorial weekend ride is its last. my digestive system used to make me feel sluggish but now, i take metamucil every day. it traps and removes the waste that weighs me down, so i feel lighter. try metamucil, and begin to feel what light

. >> i think the mer chans would be happy, mass transit, and real estate owners on the jersey side would be happy it wows be easier to live over there. >> mass transit wouldn't be happy. there's no more room on the train snos they would have revenues. >> there's no more rom on the trains come out to jersey sometime. there's no room. >>> game one of the stanley cup final, the boston bruins trailed st. louis, 2-0 in the second period boston has done what it does in every sport, scored back twice more in the third to take the win. 4-2. the blues will look to even out the series wednesday at 8:00 p.m. on nbc sports. >>> all right. as we head to break, a must-read alert. "the wall street journal" with a deep dive into huawei over the weekend alleging the company's year-round ride is littered with accusation of theft and dubious ethics huawei's accusers describe a wide-ranging bracen and on or tow news tick -- >>> still to come, something has gone terribly wrong in one of china's most other important industries, the number of the day is 2.9 million we'll explain in your morning rbi next ♪ �

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. >> reporter: meantime president trump has reversed course tweeting that the report authore robert mer should not testify. >> the more the president tries to prevent that, the more it looks like the president is afraid of whathat testimony looks le. >> if any issue with what mr. barr said, would you like to know[m&3lbout it. >> do you believe the attorney general represented your work fairly. >> reporter: but no date is set. 'q.'óÑ government but when he i donerir and a pvate citizen he could decide whetherr when to testify. tracie potts, nbc news, washington. >> thank you, tracie. >>> sticking witholitics, leaders in china are firing back after president trump threatened to add more tariffs. u.s. officials say they have backtracknt during mo of trade negotiations and trump tweeted on sunday he would raise the tariffs on $200 billion 25% to 10% by the end of th week and they say that will not solve any disputes. trade talks areícq"ul%;k$uz resume on thursday. >>> but the uncertainty of what will happen is pushing a selloff on wall street for the second day. now the dow down more th

doug is tracking a lot of rain impacting youro mer's day weeken isforecast in about 10 minutes. >>> some of you have been bracing for the worst for th uber lyft strike. it appears it has not been difficult, at least not in d.c. adam is monitoring the ability of ride share services. r >>eporter: trying to measure the impact of the ride share strike, from the dupont circle to national mall, we found plenty of uber and lyft drives available. some like this were counting on picking up extra rides his way but haven't found any. >> reporter: do y think it's different? >> i haven't seen >> it's a very hazardous job. >> reporter: we do know some riders are off the road. >> turn it off. >> reporter: see you later. >> see you laterber and lyft. >> reporter: pa drives for both uber and lyft. we were with her as she switched off those apps for the day. >> i'm going to do what i feel o is right me to do. >> reporter: whether or not some are still driving thearger uber and lyft drive community say thege messathat they need to be treated better, pay, benefits or being part of a company. >> i believe as

example, the information from the state department, information provided that completely destroyed kris mer steele's krezzability, all of the investigation be within the fbi that they knew that destroyed steele's credibility. i read the steele affidavit or application and there was not a single first-hand personal knowledge representation in that information. it was all such hearsay you could not attribute a single statement to it to anyone identified whatever. it wouldn't have suffice to get a warrant for a known crack house down the street, much less should have suffice to get a warrant for the most intrusive of all warrants of an american citizen in an oppositional campaign. it ease inconceivable that warrants were granted on the information that was submitted to the court and the fbi knew it all along and that's why it was done at the top with a small group. david: always great to see you. your book "license to lie" is one of the best, explaining a lot about the prosecution system in this country that needs to be changed. thank you for coming in. >> thank you, david. david: the left-win

mer rag ga received .12. i went to the camp there. it is a great school. it was a one room schoolhouse, a long time ago. >> [ laughter ] >> i rode my horse. >> 47 in black hawk. a shout out to gary and tina. 4h7 in black hawk. 47 in alamo. george mccray are you up with? that is pretty cool. i'm 99. the 99% certain the national in monterey 62 was a record low maximum temperature for may 21st. normal is 79 degrees. everyone was below including san francisco. only oakland airport at 65 was close. north winds 17 half moon bay. we'll have a northwesterly breeze. everything is diving into central and southern california could be a very active day on 5. looks like already that is happening or over the grapevine and down to las vegas. not much left. i think you're done santa cruz, santa cruz mountains. if anything there, won't last much longer. upper 40s at berkeley lab. alameda at 51. berkeley at 50. baby that is cool. 53 in the city with a couple 52s in there. drier air is moving in. more sunshine on the menu today. a northerly breeze will allow some temperature

. >> san francisco police officer palo mer gad owe was caught on video shoving a man against a wall. >> turn around! >> reporter: but in his report, he stated the man was acting in such an aggressive manner, he had to do it. >> he lied. prepared a false report. that is a flat-out lie. and there's not much more you can say to it. >> reporter: this attorney says the city fired the officer and paid out a $50,000ment settlement. recently, a court ordered him back on the payroll saying the department violated his rights to appeal. >> if you can't terminate this officer, i don't know who could be terminate the. >> reporter: turns out sfpd has 133 officers with similar disciplinary issues. under a supreme court decision called brady, prosecutors have to disclose that if they call one of those officers to testify in court. the d.a. rarely uses them. >> made the department aware that frankly, officers on the brady list are a problem for us to put in front of a jury. >> george gascon told city supervisors that brady issues with officers helped explain a 40% drop in drug convictions over a five

the fact is amazon mers in thousands of cities across 44 major metropolitan areas already have access to millions of items with same free same day delivery. customers are smart. they know the difference. so is amazon getting a little nervous? >> no, i don't think they should. nor should they be. what should be getting nervous is retail. retail out there, original mom-and-pop killer walmart is going against the new mom-and-pop killer amazon. this is great for the two companies. i bought amazon stock a while back, but i bought walmart along with it because walmart has stores in every sy in america. when they to to same day delivery, they don't have to build warehouses like amazon does. it is easy for walmart to use existing stores as e-commerce center. >> this is competition. who benefits at the end of the day? the consumer. the as soon as companyies decides to up the game on shipping. everyone follows suit. david: forgive me, carl. that is the president stepping off the plane. he was in louisiana all day. there is rally in new orleans tonight. there are no microphones around him. we ma

. >>> california's high speed rail authority focuses on completing the central valley section from mer stoced to bakersfield. it's not high speed rail track on that infrastructure. this will serve as a building block for the train eventually. 2028 or 2030 at the earliest and only then in the central valley and it will allow the agency to build out the rest of the project. critics are crying foul saying this goes against the spirit and the letter of proposition 1a, the $10 billion bond measure they approved to build the rail in 2008. >> does that violate prop 1a? >> yes. >> an environment attorney filed several lawsuits to nullify prop 1a and the latest move to only operate in the central valley as well as the admission that the system will not have enough riders to pay for itself violates prop 1a and is potentially illegal. >> it's not what the voters thought they were voting for. >> do you think the state is legally exposed to potential lawsuits? >> oh, yeah. they definitely are. there is a very strong legal exposure here. hem out of this. se democraticator jim bell serves as member o

. >>> that man carter page who you were suppose to heard mer menti mentioned in that clip is back in the news. the president mentioned him at an editorial from "the washington post." carter page is still eager to meet president trump. after hearing that trump reached out last week to another former campaign adviser, michael cuputa following the conclusion, page said he had not herd from trump but would like to talk to him. tonight we cover carter page. page had previously lived in and worked main russia and approach by the russians several years. the report reads, "during his time with the campaign, page abdicated russia positions. russian intelligence officials have formed a relationship with page in '08 and 2013. russian officials may have focused on page in 2016 because of the affiliation with the campaign. the investigation did not establish that page coordinated with the russian government in its efforts to interfere with the 2016 presidential election. back with us tonight, anita cumor and our associate editor for "politico," we have chu rosenberg to stick around. i had to writ

it all started on monday when someone contacted police around 11 40 at night, reporting a possible mers missing person that won 61. del monte history which is of the outer mission neighborhood of the city. the police identified the missing person a 73 year-old benedict chain when officers arrived at the home they discovered a body and now believe the circumstances of this case to be suspicious know the medical examiner's office has not identified the remains are determined a cause of death yet. and the fbi hasn't released any information as to why that they are being involved with this case how are they helping out sfpd and what are the next steps. we know they need to process the scene but we're still waiting to hear from the examiner's office to be about body is is the missing man or is it someone else whos whose found dead in here so a lot of more questions that we have for this, but we hope to get you those answers this morning. i'm live in san francisco sarah stinson kron 4 news. >>ok thank you very much sara its excess free and the beast east bay as students at a danville middle s

if we want to protect americans from a boy here at home we have to end it over there one on one sars mers universal health coverage is the single most powerful concept that public health has to offer and we will not let the people down. you know it isn't odds on is its own courts of y'all i don't know how suits in. any read write good you can all men through the media. the offseason log on is out soon and find not zonen internet divide one seemed told me by don often bob got the mike season and ends you want to be done it's not time to shrink. but off to focus i think you can see that everyone knows that there's a kind of official and high level cover up on the w.h.o. is involved and. i'm a filmmaker i have a daughter. it is important to me that she finds the will and good condition that is when i'm traveling to the w.h.o. headquarters in geneva. the american journalist robert parsons lives here for 20 years now he's been writing about the w.h.o. . until a few years ago every monday the opening day of the world health of something that was a sumptuous reception at the w.h.o. given by the

but mer than likely miami air international is a charter sivrs. >> for the air mobility fleet. >> local reporters are reporting what you are but cnn has not confirmed it. but one would assume they're there and they'ren it and would have the right nnchltation. information. it doesn't happen a lot that they go into water. i think it was in '90s at la guardia skidded off the runway and ended up in the water there and there were people that had to be pulled out of the water. not sure if you remember that? but it can be very dangerous. and miracle on the hudson a few years ageas well. which was not a runway skid. >> landing in weather, it's not all that unusual for a plane to hydropla hydroplane for an aircraft to skid off the edge of the runway. if it came in hot and short on the runway e it would be prescription for this kind of accident. >> how much do you know about the naval air station in jacksonville? >> very little. >> i'm just wondering if you're looking at a naval air station, there's one of our affiliate reporters there and mayor on the scene and on the case. i've got to ask you.

. >>> that man carter page who you were suppose to heard mer mentioned in that clip is back in the news. the president mentioned him at an editorial from "the washington post." carter page is still eager to meet president trump. after hearing that trump reached out last week to another former campaign adviser, michael cuputa following the conclusion, page said he had not herd from trump but would like to talk to him. tonight we cover carter page. page had previously lived in and worked in russia and approached by the russians several years. the report reads, "during his time with the campaign, page abdicated russia positions. russian intelligence officials have formed a relationship with page in '08 and 2013. russian officials may have focused on page in 2016 because of the affiliation with the campaign. the investigation did not establish that page coordinated with the russian government in its efforts to interfere with the 2016 presidential election. back with us tonight, anita cumor and our associate editor for "politico," we have rosenberg to stick around. i had to write down some o

a kinder word would be a mers na -- mercenary for the president. that sounded more to me like a guidance counselor or maybe an excuse your parent would make for you, well, chris was so upset by all of this, we can understand all of his actions even if they were wrong. he had a reason to do it. that's what it sounds like to me. >> i tell you something, the law is a funny thing, and this law is a funny thing. obstruction is a funny thing because it requires an odd sort of intent, corrupt intent. there are all these different words for it in the law, but this has specific language for the statute, and you do have to prove that somebody had that bribery feel, that quid pro quo feel going into it. but for the a.g. to make the case for the president of the united states was not his role here. and that's the problem. the question is what does it mean tomorrow and going forward? >> and what does it mean for the hearing center, coming up. listen, i respect that you're a lawyer, i respect ken, his knowledge of the law. you are don't have to you don't have to

mer cola. complete probiotics. i take it every day. >> it is like takingit a vamin. >> just taking thete bacria that will populate your gut with more healthy bacteria and you have to do it for months to see any result. >> good information there. >> we have to do more digging on that for me. figure it all out. >>> all right. the dinosaur hall athe natural history museum has been closed off for the past five years. >> but next week it is set to reopen. with exhibits even bigger and better than before. > nbc's tom costello got a sneak peek inside. >> reporter: taking center stage at the smithsonian new dinosaur raul, t rex. but he's not just striking a pose. e >> what we'vdone is posed it dismantling a dead try sayre tops. >> taking a bite out of one. >> it is decapitated if you look closely. >> reporter: paleontologist has loved dinosaurs since he was a kid. >> what is it about t raxthat captured our aimagine for so long. >> it has a five foot head and six inch teeth and one of the dargest carnivores and the home is