[ grunts ] brendan. rise to the occasion, $2,000. brendan. - what is the burj khalifa? - good. around the body, $800. brendan. what are the coronary arteries? - that's it. - arty facts for $1,200. - steven. - who is rivera? - yeah. - rise to the occasion, $800. brendan. what is "you've got mail"? no. allison. what is "sleepless in seattle"? that's it. if they married... $1,200. allison. what is tara lipinski-krasinksi? - that's it. - american history for $800. brendan. - what is the gadsden trail? - no. allison or steven? [ beep ] what is the santa fe trail? back to you, allison. uh...american history for $400. - allison. - what is the lincoln memorial? yes. less than a minute now. tough little crossword clues for $800. - allison. - what is "obi"? - good. - arty facts, $400. brendan. - who is georgia o'keeffe? - she's the one. around the body for $400. - brendan. - what is the uterus? - that's it. - rise to the occasion, $400. - brendan. - what is the sears tower? sears tower or willis tower, yes. and now the last clue in tough little crossword clues... - allison. - what is "al

brendan roach had $17,800, in second place. came up with the correct response, arthur miller's "death of a salesman." and risked...everything. he's in the lead with $35,600. we come to martin. did he come up with "death of a salesman"? the teacher did. if he risked more than $17,000, he will be the champion. - audience member: whoa! - he risked $17,001. [ applause ] $35,601 to start the week... [ applause ] for a teacher. way to go. great game, wasn't it? i hope you enjoyed it. we'll see you tomorrow. ♪ captioned by los angeles distribution and broadcasting, inc. from sony pictures studios, it's america's game! wheel... of... fortune! ladies and gentlemen, here are the stars of america's game-- pat sajak and vanna white! hey, hey, hey! how you doing? thank you, jim. thanks, everybody! we're here! i feel like we kinda ran out here tonight. ap this is the universal symbol for "get your things out." uh, first "toss up." $1,000. "event" is the category. ♪ [ bell chimes ] asha. a walk in the woods. that is correct. yes, you did

>> what did brendan say? >> he agreed that steven had gone under there. >> you used word agreed. >> yeah. >> so you brought it up first. >> i believe so. >> that's one of the areas that you came under fire for. >> yes. >> that you were planting things in his mind. >> yes, that's what they said. and there were instances that we did ask him specifically about things, yes. and that can happen in an interview. >> can we take that as a reliable answer given it was spoon-fed to them? >> their side would argue no. and i would say, based on the entirety of the interview, i would say yes. >> and as for the other moment that has angered so many followers of the case. >> i'm going to come out and ask you, who shot her in the head? >> he did. >> any regrets about that? bringing it up yourselves, about putting that in his head? >> there's always things that you can improve on. there were instances because of brendan's personality that, yeah, we had to talk to him about and ask more specifically certain questions. and it h

brendan also made a good point that he is acting like he created it. i like -- unlike when bill clinton inherited a recession or barack obama inherited a great recession, people know the economy has been doing well for only 100 months and trump has only been in office for about 1/5 of that. it is then, but more importantly, he steps on himself all the time. hail goods to unemployment numbers, do not attack people like that midler, do not give people an excuse to look away. he and his staff are always upset the media are not giving him is just do, but they are making it impossible for anyone to focus on the one thing people are happy with him. before we get sanguine, president trump elected not because he was ahead of all the polls, but because he could turn out his base. he might have had fewer people, but they cared about him. i'm not sure he is stepping it up when it comes to his base. are they hearing a good message when it comes to tariffs? brendan: i think the base is relatively satisfied and they are very happy. the problem is if you look the mos

brendan is going to come back later on this hour. we'll see you in a few. >>> but we are continuing to follow breaking news out of new york. one a cadet is dead after an accident at the u.s. military academy at west point. authorities say a tactical vehicle carrying cadets overturned during a training exercise. more than 20 other cadets and two soldiers were injured in the crash. joining me now from west point, new york, nbc news correspondent stephanie gosk. steph, we just heard from some military officials. what did we learn? >> reporter: hey, there, kasie. well, the lieutenant general darryl williams, the superintendent here at west point put it very simply. he said, today is a tragic day. one cadet killed, another 20 injured. we are told that there is some silver lining to this, that the other 20 who are injured are facing non-life-threatening injuries. he said this is just part of their routine training, that this group of cadets are rising seniors in the class of 2020. they do this every summer. this vehicle, which is described

brendan: i think with the u.s. wants to see from china is a real good faith effort to address some of the main issues that the u.s. feels china has unfairly used to help its economic rise over the years. i think what u.s. is going to want to hear china come with is enforcement mechanisms, not only the pledges you make about these changes, but how you are going to enforce those. the u.s. is going to want to see some concrete examples they haven't seen to date. guy: do you think he could just walk away? what using the expectation is here? he seems to be positioning these two options, but he's definitely positioning the walkaway option. brendan: there's a pretty high degree of unpredictability in this weekend. we seen in the past that trump can act in unpredictable ways. it would be very costly to walk away and create a whole new level of uncertainty, but he's been shown to take that pass every now and then, so i think it is something you can't completely rule out. guy: thank you for coming in and giving us the latest

. >> let's dive a little deeper, brendan buck with a former top aide to paul ryan. thank you both for joining me. jess, first, to you, this was a rough week for starters for joe biden, in large part because of this major course reversal. do you think that his evolving, let's call it, views on the hyde amendment is what he really believes? or is it politically expedient in a field that is tacking much farther to the left in this election? >> i think it was shocking, first, this week to learn that joe biden continued to support the hyde amendment. that puts him out of step with the majority of americans, the majority of democrats, and every single person in the democratic field. so that was quite a shock to folks who had been watching this race. i'm glad that he reversed himself. but i think brianna keilar was entirely correct, the explanation for the reversal doesn't make sense. the hyde amendment was always a discriminatory bill that restricted access to abortion, which is a right, to poor women who couldn't afford to pay out of pocket for it or get private health i

brendan let me start with you, pick up where we left off with the senator. it is going to be -- you know, democrats have had so much pressure to kind of get it together, show the public what they're doing on the mueller report and we're finally going to see some of that actually unfold this week. we have a hearing in the judiciary committee with jerry nadler and then, of course, a contempt vote for bill barr. what can democrats actually accomplish here? if you listen to nancy pelosi's allies, they say the contempt vote sets them up to take action against the trump administration. >> i think the other thing they're trying to do is for the first time get into the substance of the issues discussed in the mueller report. to this point i think they've botched this. the mueller report has been out for two months now, all we've heard is democrats fighting with each other in conversations about process. they have taken no time to actually talk about what's in there. that's one of the striking things mueller said when he did his press conference is, everything you ne

all right for the moment brendan o'connor get to get your perspective on this thanks for being with us russia's president met donald trump at the summit as well he says it is the united states' responsibility to correct tensions between their countries. most used to it is up to america how they want to improve relations with russia we have a mutual understanding that we should get out of the situation it's an abnormal one and it should be corrected but we should try to find a way to turn the page to look forward and to move on we confirmed already ignace to support a business initiative but it means the administration needs to have the intention to correct this abnormal situation. well the u.s. president is now heading to south korea as he said there possible 3rd meeting with the north korean leader trump has invited kim jong un to meet him at the demilitarized zone which separates the north and south north korea's foreign minister described the invitation as an interesting suggestion but noted they hadn't received an official proposal 2 leaders last met in hanoi in february and this i

. >>> la primera es este pasado lunes la segunda ocurriÓ en segunda base con dos outs brendan freno la amenaza con este out gano su par partido nhumero 1000 se uno a john como los u unicos dos dirigentes esas fueron las jugadas gigantes de la semana estamos con las fechas de la fifa el equipo de ronaldo, por portugal contra suiza veamos es impresoiionante ronaldo marco tres goles triplete numero 53 vencieron a suiza actualmente esta jugando mÉxico contra venezuela. venezuela va ganando un gol por cero mientras que anteriormentelos estados unidos cayÓ ante jamaica 1 x 0 sin lugar a dudas tendr tendremos la mejor del partido a las 11. >>> regres ♪ (musica) youtube es el paraÍso para los pedÓfilos?. >>> le contamos quienes hacen este cÉlebre nuncio y si esto representa un peligro. >>> la ciudad de san francisco se sitÚa en el casillero nÚmero uno como el lugar donde hay mÁs aumento de salario en estados unidos se encontrÓ que el aÑo pasado se encontrÓ un in incremento en los salari salarios. >>> el salario promedia $72,000 salarios altos y el costo de la vida tambiÉn es mÁs

brendan rodgers. he has brought liverpool's sixth title. he had lost his last six consecutive cup finals through his time at borussia dortmund, and he said afterwards last night it was a huge relief not just for him afterwards last night it was a huge relief notjust for him but for his family as well, mainly because the last six holidays he had taken them on he had given them a silver medal, and in his words it didn't feel cool and in his words it didn't feel cool. he went on to say it was the best night of his professional career, so a great night forjurgen klopp. a fitting end to a season in which they produced some of the best football we have seen. narrowly missing out to manchester city, what a way to win the season. we are going to go back to the boxing, we arejoined by our correspondent who is out there for us. just let us know what everyone has had to say. joshua is clearly concussed, we have heard people saying all sorts of things. bring us up—to—date on what's happening. saying all sorts

joining me is brendan boyle of pennsylvania. he's a member of the house ways and means committee. congressman, thanks for joining me. >> thanks for having me. >> we'll get to the ways and means committee and the president's taxes in a little bit, but let's start on the issue of impeachment. listen to the president on that last night. >> you can't impeach someone when there's never been anything done wrong. president nixon never got there, he left. i don't leave. there's a big difference, i don't leave. >> you called for impeachment proceedings to begin against the president last month. right now, speaker pelosi is not there. why do you think she's wrong? >> yeah, this has been a tough issue for all of my colleagues. something i have been wrestling with for quite some time, and just speaking privately to a number of my colleagues, whether they come down on starting with the impeachment inquiry now or continuing to hold off, i know everyone has agreed this is a really difficult thing, just because of the size and the weight and magnitude of it. my position for about two and a half y

. >> miranda found her person in nypd cop brendan mcloughlin. they tied the knot in january after a whirlwind two months of dating and her marriage is inspiring new music. >> it's really great to be happy and i feel like it's contagious, having someone positive in your life that you wake up and go to sleep really changes the outlook on your day. i'm thrilled to be married. >>> meanwhile, mama of two carrie underwood already has a little heartbreaker on her hands. >> i have a 4-year-old who's a schmoozer, he knows the right things to say and he's so cute about it. especially with girls, he's so like sweet. >> isaiah has a cameo in carrie's new video for her summer anthem "southbound," and the shoot was basically a giant backyard party. ♪ southbound southbound ♪ >> i've been training superhard and i was like, i haven't had nachos in forever, i had nachos. it was a good day. ♪ yeah that's my kinda night >>> luke bryan close out the cma fest coming back to nashville after spending time with blake and gwen in oklahoma. >> it was fun, i took my

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brendan belts goes to make it 8-6. drama in the ninth with two outs. a one-run game. this could be trouble. no it's not. a great catch to end the ball game. giants win, #8-7 their first four-game win streak of the year but mad bum was a little bummed that he struggled on the hill. >> i would like to have picked up pillar and not let those -- i don't know if there was one or two after that but got to find a way to leave them on base. >> i've had triples in the past but never two in one game. kind of a weird feeling. when i hit the second one, kind of went through my head, wow. might be the second one right here. just so glad we came back to win. we're playing really good baseball right now. >> klay thompson and kevin durant aren't the only injured warriors who are free agents this summer. there's also kevon looney and demarcus cousins. while cousins could sign for a lot more elsewhere, it sounds like he may want to come back to check out this tweet today sending encouragement to durant and thompson and saying, look forward to getting 100% healthy this summer. i'm at yo

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in return, the lakers are sending lonzo ball, brendan ingram, josh hart, and three first-round picks including the number four overall selection in next week's draft to the pelicans. remember the trades are not official until july. there is another bay area team hoping for a big return from a marquee player. the 49ers and quarterback jimmy garoppolo. the niners with mini camp this week and garoppolo working his way back showing he's still got the touch. the plan is still that he will be fully ready to go by the time fall camp begins. he says the biggest issue isn't getting on the same page with his receivers but preparing for the defensive rush that he won't really see until the game. >> i'd say the mental part is probably the first step. like i said before you really don't look at those guys anymore so like you're looking at the receivers and defense but i think all that will come with time. you know, i'll try to implement as many drills as i can during the 40 days or so. i think once until both start flying then we'll really see. >>> the third round of the u.s. open still ongoing a

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position these are one quando wanted to bring in undermines the country so france saying well brendan's reports. thousands of venezuelans lined up to cross the simone boulevard bridge into colombia was a rare chance for these people to purchase food medicine and other commodities no longer available or in extremely short supply in venezuela only pedestrians are allowed to cross back and forth into colombia the government of president nicolas maduro has blocked large scale food convoys according to. the united nations 4000000 people have left venezuela in recent years the u.n. has called the mass migration the largest in the recent history of latin america and the caribbean hyperinflation poverty and political chaos are fueling the exodus the. actress and humanitarian activist angelina jolie who is a special envoy for the u.n. refugee agency u.n.h.c.r. visited a camp for venezuelan migrants in neighboring colombia she was greeted by children who spoke about the desperate conditions that forced their families to leave their country the comedian a simple say yes is that once again we could

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brendan o'connor is an associate professor of american politics at the united states studies center which is. in the university of sydney good to have you with us so the nicest lines coming out of the meeting between trump and she is talk of progress are you optimistic. well talks of better than threats and 300300 1000000000 extra tariffs being put on chinese goods would have been good for the united states were to be good for china wouldn't it be good for the world economy it is progress but there's much ahead with trump i think he writes itself obviously as a deal micah as a negotiator the substance of this is hard to see exactly where it's going but a decrease in tension is a very good thing i mean part of the problem with this tried wall was that it was an escalation and i saw it's business people worried about visiting china from the united states threats being made by the side and that that was not good for anyone other than the talks of. not imposing times the other 2 sides any closer on some of the other really divisive issues while way in trade and so on. no it doesn't pay as saw

brendan o'hara. the government's been urged to stand up for human rights in saudi arabia after the murder of jamal khashoggi. the journalist was killed at the saudi consulate in istanbul in october last year. the united nations special rapporteur found there was credible evidence that saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin salman and other high level officials were individually liable for the killing. saudi authorities insist that the agents who killed mr khashoggi were not acting on the prince's orders. the labour peer and senior lawyer, lady kennedy, was part of a un team of international experts who visited turkey to investigate the killing. we were allowed to listen to the tape of the killing of mr khashoggi. we had intercepted telephone calls on tape, which showed this was not some rogue operation, but was planned and planned by people who were agents of the saudi state. the gulf kingdom has put 11 unidentified people on trial behind closed doors for the murder. but lady kennedy wanted to see

producer brendan was there. >> ashton sporting a mustache. he was well spoken and calm while describing the night. h he said he was late to pick her up. she didn't answer her door or her phone so he assumed 1450ed already left. police say ga dualo who lived near ashley entered her home and stabbed her 47 times. he's maintained his innocence, including during this interview with 48 hours. >> a hundred percent innocent. >> the trial is expected to last six no, sir. let's get to ellen degeneres revealed secrets. >> the comedienne relived moments fromler teenage years when she says she was po lested. >> after ellen shares the details. >> the only reason i'm going to go into detail about it is because i want other girls to not, you know, ever let someone do that. >> ellen says it all began when her mom remarried while ellen was a teen. >> she remarried a very bad man. very bad man. >> her mother was battling breast cancer and her stepfather took advantage of her. >> he tries to break my door down and i kicked a window out and ran because i knew it

hall here in new york. >> reporter: kevin drew and brendan canning began making music together in a toronto basement 20 years ago. >> we're not yonge. >> ycome on. >> come on. >> but you are all canadian, right? >> we are, which adds ten years to your life, being from canada. ♪ >> reporter: over the years drew and canning have pulled their friends into the band. broken social scene has had as few as six members and as many as 19. you were a collective before collectives became kind of cool. >> the rule book of this band is a particular group of people. it just kind of became a bizarre concept almost. >> reporter: as the band tours, members of the collective will come and go. you have the luxury of being able to pull various folks in at various times in various places. >> they actually tell us. >> really. >> yeah. honestly. we never really know until a few days beforehand, but that's okay. that's part of the spirit of the band. >> yeah. how would you describe the spirit of the band? >> there really is like a chaotic mess that makes it always land. ♪ >> reporter: many of the music

but slipped closer at this with industrial and aerospace editor brendan. boeing said the fix would be ready months ago, so what happened? boeingbig change that needs to do to get a plane back in the air is a change of the software. it has taken mauga than expected. the latest news is that the faa is telling congressional staff that the safety analysis that boeing has done on the max may need to be changed. it's hard to know exactly what that means for the outlook of getting the plane back in the air. we may learn a little more tomorrow, because there is a seriousin congress with witnesses, including labor captainand sullenberger, the famous pilot land the plane on the hudson river. a big delay,ll be small delay, it is something we are waiting to learn more about. boeing has had a big win at the paris air shows. very big deal with the parent company of british. how significant is this for boeing and the 737 max? huge endorsement. it is a first order for the plane, or at least the first deal for the plane since the grounding, which began in march after the s

the violence breaking out after us marshals shot and killed brendan weber who is wanted for shooting a man and stealing his car. family and friends gather for a vigil to remember in la sheriff's deputy shot dead inside a fast food restaurant. ♪ i once was lost ♪ but now i am found ♪ heather: he was off duty when police say the suspect randomly shot him in the head. nelson is accused of murdering another man in our earlier. he is being held without bail. setting the stage, democrats set for the first debate of the 2020 campaign, the candidates rushing to break from the pack and set themselves apart. a big pack. aishah hasnie joins us in studio. we know who is in and out. bring us up-to-date. >> reporter: the invites are out. here's a look at the candidates who qualified for the first debate. joe biden among them. bernie sanders, elizabeth warren and kamala harris. here's who is out. montana's governor among the four left behind, already challenging the decision claiming he did meet the polling threshold needed to get on stage. meantime the stage isn't even set yet but several de

the wanted man rammed police with the stolen car. 20-year-old brendan weber was killed after authorities say he got out of the vehicle holding a weapon. following last night's shooting crowds began throwing rocks and bricks at officers, 36 officers were hurt in the aftermath. the police chief is asking people to be patient while the shooting is under investigation. our midnight hero is next, a gesture from a police officer saves a life. ♪ >> don't you want that hug? i will give you that hug >> reporter: don't you want? come on up here. >> that officer's hug was a saving grace. aaron little being held the hero for saving a suicidal man from jumping off a freeway bridge, simply offering him a hug. back onto the pedestrian bridge the two shared a tearful embrace and officer little showed all of us the power of a hug and reaching out to someone in need. you are our midnight hero. most-watched, most trusted, most grateful you spent the evening with us. i am shannon bream. >> iran is lashing out. now economic sanctions, the islamic republic to attack innocent civilians and engage in nuclear

serious from 12-year-old brendan from tampa, florida. he can really play a guitar, too. watch this. ♪ everybody talking about the green new deal shut up about politics >> dana: all right. >> greg: he's good. >> dana: very cute, brandon, you're amazing, if you go to new york you can give greg lessons. all proceeds go folds of honor. >> juan: an inspiring weekend for people in wheelchairs. this emotional video. bradley gignack graduated from millville high school. he was three when a jet ski ride with his dad turned fatal, his dad was killed and he suffered a brain injury. he graduated. the word on his cap said "every adventure begins with a first step." you took a huge step. what a great guy. god bless. >> dana: amazing. >> greg: jesse. >> jesse: sophia and i went trapezing. there i go. look at this. wow. then i stick the landing. want to see a backflip? this is a struggle. i was mad for not having the grace and the form that other people had. i thought i was doing fine. the momentum. watch how i kick the legs and stick the landing. there it is. >> dana: i've got to do

. >> and it turns out that brendan didn't know anything which is typical of john brennan. has to be one of the dumbest cia directors ever. this is the drumbeat of collusion, and of course when it didn't happen, he goes on tv and says, i guess i got some bad information. no kidding. let me tell you one quick story about andrew weissmann. he told me that he advised muller that whenever they had, and dowd called him untrustworthy and unethical and dad was absolutely right. the and credibility of himself and his own investigation by hiring a guy like wiseman and then instructing wiseman, you hire the team of 19 partisan lawyers which wiseman did. >> jesse: i have great respect from mr. moeller but for him to pick the people that he picked, i have to tell you that i still have an ongoing question about that. sarah and greg, thank you so much for joining me tonight. up next, rush limbaugh has a special message for joe biden, it's over. we have a reaction from sean spicer, terry hurt and austin gold. stay with us. fish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short

. >> and it turns out that brendan didn't know anything which is typical of john brennan. has to be one of the dumbest cia directors ever. this is the drumbeat of collusion, and of course when it didn't happen, he goes on tv and says, i guess i got some bad information. no kidding. let me tell you one quick story about andrew weissmann. he told me that he advised muller that whenever they had, and dowd called him untrustworthy and unethical and dad was absolutely right. the and credibility of himself and his own investigation by hiring a guy like wiseman and then instructing wiseman, you hire the team of 19 partisan lawyers which wiseman did. >> jesse: i have great respect from mr. moeller but for him to pick the people that he picked, i have to tell you that i still have an ongoing question about that. sarah and greg, thank you so much for joining me tonight. up next, rush limbaugh has a special message for joe biden, it's over. we have a reaction from sean s these folks, they don't have time to go to the post office they have businesses to grow customers to care for live

amanda: thank you very much, brendan case. game five of the nba finals -- let's call it the last game -- caps off tonight in toronto. toronto, of course, winning in the series. i will repeat that, winning in the series. our colleagues ran the numbers and found that golden state may be winning with tax brexit -- brackets. looking at the different teams, the differential between toronto and the u.s. is 3.5%. a total of less than half of his growth salary to take home. compare that to toronto. ontario's 25% provincial rate. that is a slightly bigger slice of the pie. so it does pay to be a warrior, even if you are on the losing end of this. kawhi andmember that dine initiative? perhaps the government will have to pitch in with lower rates. reboot will not do it. amanda: you are onto something. maybe we all get lower taxes and kawhi. a quick reminder, you can catch all of our bloomberg interviews on the bloomberg with the function tv . this is bloomberg. ♪ mark: i am mark crumpton with bloomberg first word news. president tr

danielle and brendan, thank you to both of you. we've been trying to keep it a secret, but -- just 11 days away from the first democratic debate in miami. we're taking the show on the road ahead of broadcast right here on june 26th and the 27th, the moderators, lester holt, savannah guthrie and jose diaz ball art and rachel maddow. join us online and on tv. straight ahead, the walkback, prurp -- trump trying to say he would take dirt on a political opponent from a foreign power but still leaving himself plenty of wiggle room. >>> and speaking of walk-backs, a major reversal of hong kong and what she's saying about a bill after days of violent protests. er days of violent protests plants capture co2. what if other kinds of plants captured it too? if these industrial plants had technology that captured carbon like trees we could help lower emissions. carbon capture is important technology - and experts agree. that's why we're working on ways to improve it. so plants... can be a little more... like plants. ♪ and i heard that my cous

ethan, susan, lauren, michael, tyler, mckenzie, kisha, brendan. the video and the graphics and the accuracy of what we say, the very words i mangle, the smooth operation of the whole team. they keep it correct and consistent and creative. and director ellie, the whole crew, makeup to camera to floor, the ride home, there is no me without each and all of you. and, of course, my producer, rosalie. the rose of instagram fame. there she is. she exists. i told you. she has been with me all over the country and the world. she is a constant reminder of matters in the story and life. she is invaluable, as they are. no one outworks this crew. no one cares more than we do about what we do for you. we start in the morning early. we end at night, late. these people have families, loved ones and they sacrifice because they believe. please allow me to thank them. and my cristina, bella, marimo and carlina. thank you for letting me do what i think matters, and thank you for helping me know what that is always and in all ways. mom, andrew, margaret, maria, madele

brendan: it is a tale of two trends, the rise of e-commerce, fedex expects to make more money from e-commerce shipments next year and investing money to do that faster and more profitably. what is dragging them down is trade weakness. china is a big part of their future, at least the way they have planned it. the challenge they could face is it is possible china could put them on a list of unreliable companies. that would damage their business at a time when both fedex and ups are plowing money into the being able to serve more customers in china and handling e more traffic across the pacific. >> president trump erring his grievances about social media companies today. the president took aim at facebook and google, accusing them of bias and saying the federal government could file suit. shares of both companies drop on the news before the white house plant a social media summit. we have heard this complaint about anti-conservatism, but what, if any, grounds could the u.s. sue google and facebook? ben: that is the background, . donald trump may be referring to steps they have taken to probing

about the fund-raising totals and daniel weaner who is a senior council with democracy program at the brendan center for justice and campaign finance expert. michelle, what is different about the fund-raising apparatus donald trump has compared to predecessors? >> unlike presidents before him, he started raising money for reelection as soon as he became president, which means he had a long time already to just stockpile a lot of money away for reelection campaign. in the first 24 hours of his official launch yesterday, he reported raising $25 million. that's about a million an hour. even after that, he held a big money luncheon with deathy donors today and the campaign reported raising $6 million. that's a ton of money in the past 48 hours and eclipses anything the democrats have raised so far. >> i remember during the clinton years, there is big money raising scandals with the president giving donors perks. you can sleep in a lincoln bedroom and that led to the reform that comes after. the presidency is sort of a powerful tool for fund-raising and you don't want to incentivize what looks lik

joining me now, juanita tolliver, center for american progress action fund, brendan buck, former chief communications director for house speaker paul ryan, and nick ackerman, former assistant u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york, also an msnbc contributor. let me start with you, brandon. should the house and senate go forward with an impeachment proceeding or at least inquiry. if so, why? if not, why not? >> i don't envy the position nancy pelosi is in. clearly the ball is in her court. do i think it rises to the level of impeachment? no, i don't. but at this point i think after robert mueller made his statement and laid out that basically he's not going to go testify, i think now is the go or no-go moment. he said i'm not coming to testify. you have everything you need. it's all in black and white, there's nothing else you need to learn. so at this point she's run out of excuses. either you go down this road or not. now is the moment she needs to make the decision. >> if he testified, he would only stick with the report. but if there is an impeachment inquiry, wouldn't

brendan: it will be a very big deal for boeing. the first part, they need the business. the second part is that the company is in a huge crisis right now because of the crashes of the 737 max 8. china, as he said, has taken a very proactive role in grounding the plane and in reviewing what needs to be done to let it fly again. planting a big order from chinese airlines, even for a different model, would be a pretty big boost of confidence for boeing. >> not every day you see a stock drop as much as 40%, shery, but that is what we saw with gamestop. but here is a company that is still traditionally selling video games through retail channels, brick-and-mortar locations, while we are living in the world where streaming and online free gameplay through games like fortnite is the new reality. we saw that in the company's financial picture. it is challenged, especially as we see other technology companies get into the gaming business, whether it is apple or google. this company is trying to cut costs right now, but at the end of the day, gamestop shares have lost about 95% of

ethan, susan, laurel, michael, tyler, mckenzie, kisha, brendan. the video and the graphics and the accuracy of what we say, the very words i mangle, the smooth operation of the whole team. they keep it correct and consistent and creative. and director ellie, the whole crew, makeup to camera to floor, the ride home, there is no me without each and all of you. and, of course, my producer, rosalie. the rose of instagram fame. there she is. she exists. i told you. she has been with me all over the country and the world. she is a constant reminder of matters in the story and life. she is invaluable, as they are. no one outworks this crew. no one cares more than we do about what we do for you. we start in the morning early. we end at night, late. these people have families, loved ones and they sacrifice because they believe. please allow me to thank them. and my cristina, bella, marimo and carlina. always and always, mom, andrew, margaret, maria, madeline, you made me, you paid the price for it. thank you for the love and guidance as my family. i thank

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. >> reporter: i'm here with diana brend brend brendan. thanks for joining us. 50th anniversary, it's a big deal this weekend. >> it's a big deal. the raceway hosted its first race in 1969. we're excited to celebrate rate racing in wine country this weekend. >> reporter: things are happening today? >> you bet the nascar cup series will hit the track for two practice sessions today, they'll qualify tomorrow and take the green flag on sunday. >> reporter: got it. there's something you're bringing back, the carousel. i'll let you explain that because i'm no expert in this field but how is that going to work? >> since 1998 the nascar cup series used a ten-turn version. they eliminated the portion of the track called the carousel. we decided as part of our 50th anniversary we'd bring itting ba, 12 turns, 2.52 miles, a few extra turns for the guys to tackle. >> reporter: going very fast. anything else folks should know before they head out this week? you are expecting a big crowd. >> we are expecting a great crowd but we have tickets available.

continues to talk about this now we've got brendan o'connor an associate professor in american politics at the united states studies center which is in the university of sydney good to have you with us so listening there to the comments of shinzo abi the japanese prime minister why do you think this g 20 summit has left global trade at this point. well it's not a disaster is it i mean it's as i think was being said by inference a compromise that's come out of the trunk mating talks to renegotiate get back to the table probably important for american farmers i mean the chinese have really had the americans sort of electro where is where. it would hurt in the farming industry and also probably recognitions by some might be around from that price is a going out of household goods places like wal-mart where a lot of trump voters which shop so these there are consequences in the united states the dragging this out so it's more i think seen as a domestic issue rather than a global trade issue from the american side but the japanese have been very hopeful that there would be a message of harmo

on the floor and in the air, in rformance piece by brendan fernandes. rators rujeko hockley an jane panetta want us to see that american art today comes in many forms, and from alover. >> that's something we really wanted to foreground in the exhibition that actually there's a great diversity of work being made all across this count, in terms of medium, in terms of i ideaterms of approach, in terms of issues that are of relevance. >> you know, while dealing with big, socio-political questions that are on the table in a major way right now in the country, the work didn't feel angry or polemical, but it felt hopeful and often productive. >> brown: one thing they found, even in this high-tech age? artists still like to make things by hand. 31-year-old pat phillips, from a small town in louisiana, painted a giant mural addressing issues of race and incarceration that comes with its own wood fence and bench. there are finely-crafted sculptures by diane simpson. and daniel lind-ramos, whose assemblage of tools, branches, natural and salvaged materials, hecome

photographs by hn edmonds, and curran hattleberg.he onloor and in the air, in a performance piece by brendan fernande curators rujeko hockley andt jane panetta w to see that american art today comes in many forms, and from all >> that's something we really wanted to foreground in the exhibition that actually there's a great diversity of work being made all across this country, in terms of medium, in terms of ideas, in terms of approach, in terms of issues at are of relevance. >> you know, while dealing with big, socio-political questions that are on the table in a major way right now in the country, the work didn't feel angry or polemical, but it felt hopeful and often productive. >> brown: one thing they found, even in this high-tech age? artists still like to make things by hand. 31-year-old pat phillips, from m l town in louisiana, painted a giant mural addressing issues of race and incarceration that comes with its own wood fence and bench. there are finely-crafted sculptures by diane simpson. and daniel lind-ramos, whose assemblage of tools, branches, natural and salvaged materials, bec

>>that's an 11 year-old boy talking about how he fought off an armed robber brendan smith says he was home alone and he used a machete to drive off a man accused of entering his home in north carolina kron four's catherine keenan has more. >>the suspect hit haiti and home made his first court appearance today. braydon smith says just before noon last friday, a car drove up to his home, a window broke and a man came in keene pointed a pellet gun at me. >>that was located in our house and i knew that it wasn't alone. it is so i just sat down and got my closet like he told me to us. >>and he went into the living room to grab my time to make sure i didn't call the 911 or anything when i saw him try to put it in his pocket. i grab my machete off my wall and went to hit him and i am in the back of the head like rehear the 6th grader says the intruder kick, tim, then noticed his head was bleeding and flatter you >>they went by i knew that i didn't have any time think about what i was going to his father says he taught his son how to deal with intruders if they come in the door, you let him h