president donald trump confirms via twitter a meet up between cia director michael pale and jim jones born in north korea what does this mean for peace on the billion minutes and. also coming up another delay gunfire into much as long a few months of international chemical weapons inspectors from entering the syrian city have been tasked with analyzing the site of the suspected closing the gap. the biggest operation of its kind ever carried out by germany's federal police early morning raid that's more than one hundred suspects on sex trafficking charges. i'm sorry so much going to thank you for joining us u.s. president donald trump has confirmed that cia director mike pump ale traveled to north korea and met leader kim jong il and he tweeted that the secret trip went quote very smoothly the u.s. leader is currently at his mar-a lago resort in florida hosting another cheese stakeholder in the north korea nuclear arms race japanese prime minister shinzo abi . after welcoming shinzo abbe and his wife donald trump wasted no time in addressing one of the main issues on their agenda north

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are close partners and want to coordinate but at the moment that seems to be rather difficult and jim jones i mean american has been in direct contact with mccraw on this issue what is the german position. german chancellor basically said the same thing that there was strong evidence that. chemical weapons were used in syria but the main difference traditionally you could say between france and the germans is that the germans excluded being part of any military operation here but her foreign minister. at the same time said that there was a need to coordinate between the western allies and that appears to be well not a problem yet but what's taking some time and that's what the european and military had to wait the u.k. british prime minister to resign need has been talking with a cabinet today guys. yes she has and she seems to be willing to follow the u.s. lead here and anything the american president donald trump wants to do again this is rather strong to just because they are the closest military allies in europe of the united states that's what the u.k. did when the u.s. went to iraq ba

will be our friends friends can jim jones in cool yeah switzerland. no no. no united on the net related data came down to unload the grain for the sake of his own only clinton's. he never travels without them. hey hey just when i nineteen lightning we limit their ability. deals with other countries otherwise to anybody. home what was a little known. fact. we turned around on. i think he did what was up because it is now nine point emotion tension. if you do of those changes. put it what was wrong. an extra stress that that content ten prostrations some some. . the the you take that government policy is for the united kingdom. you. so so the cost comes in union and many many of them feel this this is totally unacceptable. joe jones is one while opponents. although the. on the. it is also the fact that free trade trade agreement. with all the other countries on that on that it's it's. such a special day day in the lives o of those who o . all. these. . and if not then this tells you june. eighth comes unio. ship but of course. we also. as those those on him as

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will not be as corrupted in this process as the so-called jim jones of the best a gate of mechanism was on accusations against syria look let's look at the bigger picture here for over a year we've had this whole russia collusion hysteria going on in the united states where does a trace back to to the russians no to christopher steel at m i six agent who's got a connection by the way this cripple through this orbitz outfit in this fellow what pablo miller is his name that that when we look at the relationship between the elements of the american and the and the british deep states the various agencies m i six g c h q f.b.i. cia the other groups here that have been involved in this i would say conspiracy to not only subvert the american election but to make sure that our relations with russia stay worse and getting worse all the time that this is almost in a way a phase two of what we've been seeing for quite some time in terms of a political campaign ok andy i'm going to ask you a hypothetical question and it's really quite serious is it possible that this incident is just a fabrication

will not be as corrupted in this process as the so-called jim jones i'm the best to get of mechanism was on accusations against syria look let's look at the bigger picture here for over a year we've had this whole russia collusion hysteria going on in the united states where does a trace back to to the russians know to christopher steel at m i six agent who's got a connection by the way this cripple through this orbits outfit in this fellow what pablo miller is his name that that when we look at the relationship between the elements of the american and the and the british deep states the various agencies m i six g c h q f.b.i. cia the other groups here that have been involved in this i would say conspiracy to not only subvert the american election but to make sure that our relations with russia stay worse and getting worse all the time that this is almost in a way a phase two of what we've been seeing for quite some time in terms of a political campaign ok andy i'm going to ask you a hypothetical question and it's really quite serious is it possible that this incident is just a fabri

jim jones, we need to hear all sides. it's a ridiculous statement.riticized fredericka whitfield. that's my colleague. i'm sorry. i love you. >> first of all, we have to acknowledge that most of us like people who like us back. if you find someone that doesn't like you ant criticizes you, that's not going to be one of your favorite people. that being said, i just find it stunning that we can't take one second, just one moment and say that what kanye west was trying to convey in his tweets yesterday is that he's looking for a chance for people to communicate with each other. and there's a lot of rancor in our discourse. really, it's gotten really negative. so i know for most people, especially people on the panel may feel like that eminates from president trump and so it's his fault. fine. let's go with what you just said. does that mean that everyone has to engage in that? does that mean that everyone -- because i'm not talking to president trump on a daily basis but i am talking to other people and i think there's room for us to sit down and say i k

lone voice his cross sizing the paper the conviction expected or the who responded to you jones on this story is jim ball or is tonight dorian thank you fought in the united states for its president has addressed a joint session of congress he urged american lawmakers to reject see you're in isolationism and instead to launch a new era of twenty first century leadership by colin addressed syria free trade and the paris climate change agreement all topics where he and u.s. president disagree and he urged the united states not to abandon the iran nuclear deal. at his rendezvous with u.s. lawmakers now called look to share their love heaping praise on france's special bond with america at his message seemed directed to an audience of one u.s. president donald trump and iran warned against abandoning the two thousand and fifteen nuclear deal but still took a hard line i asked for iran our objective is clear. iran show never above this any nuclear weapons. accomplished back country america first agenda urging the us to engage rather than retreat from world affairs. but closing the door to the word will n

joining me now are david corn, washington bureau chief for mother jones. jim wine banks, a former watergate prosecutor. paul butler, former u.s. attorney. ken ken dilanian. this is hot stuff. i mean this pretending she was an intermediary, sort of i bring you guys together, i'm a kuchcu. it turns out she's working for the kremlin and delivering promised dirt on hillary in exchange for us easing the economic sanctions. how does this fit into the context of collusion between trump and the russians? >> it's always been a fiction that she was a private attorney. in the book i did with mike isikoff, we note she used to tell people she had fsb connections. fsb is the security service of moscow. she was -- i mean this all began because basically the prosecutor general, the attorney general of russia sent a message to trump's business partner in miss universe, an oligarch, to trump's campaign -- actually to his son that russia wants to help you. we have a secret plan to help you. we're going to give you dirt on hillary. and the real significance here is that donald tr

jim abbott. #nothingcanstopyou. chipper jones tweeting, this guy can play on my team any day. deion sdanders.ben putman. >> he earns all the playing time he gets. >> reporter: he is an inspiration. and for those who wonder if the unstoppable luke terry can hit? boy, can he. for "today," kerry sanders, nbc news, cornersville, tennessee. >> we had great stories today of great people under age 15. >> remember jim abbott? >>> coming up next, exploring the great outdoors from camping in style to surfing in texas. but first these messages. >> i want to do that. your hair is so soft! did you use head and shoulders two in one? i did mom. wanna try it? yes. it intensely moisturizes your hair and scalp and keeps you flake free. manolo? look at my soft hair. i should be in the shot now too. try head and shoulders two in one. ♪ you are the best thing ♪ you're the best thing, baby ♪ you are the best thing ♪ you're the best thing, ooh ♪ ever happened to me i thought i was managing my moderate to severe crohn's disease. then i realized something was missing... me. my symptoms were keeping me from being ther

jim sciutto, thanks. a lot more to talk about. joining us van jones, scott jennings, julie hirschfeld davis, christine quinn, paris dennard, and anne milgram. i mean it's an odd story. i mean it's, again, an indication of the president's team looking for information about these e-mails, something the president himself called out for russia to try to help him find. >> well, absolutely. also it's an indication not just that people in his campaign were looking for this kind of information but also that there were sources from outside of the campaign, whether they be from the dark web or from russia or wherever they might have been that were peddling that information and presenting it to people who were on trump's team and hoping and expecting that they would somehow take it and run with it and try to get it out, which is in fact it sounds like this person did. >> and they're high-level individuals, right? a senior adviser, jared kushner, could possibly be -- very likely be on that list. it doesn't seem like there was just an interest. there was like a do

jim. [applause] manchester mayor. [applause] kansas city, missouri, mayor sly jones. [applause] st. louis, missouri, city treasurer. [applause] i don't know why they are here. [laughing] former congressman paul hose. [applause] former speaker -- [applause] former senate president deb hollingworth. [applause] former counselor -- [applause] former senator peter burling. [applause] former attorney general joe foster. [applause] we are also joined by three of our first district candidates, mark mckinsey. [applause] and veteran maurice. [applause] and we got some great candidates running to join andy wolinsky on executive council. district three. [applause] doris from district four. [applause] ted in district four. [applause] ray in district four. [applause] and district five. [applause] we've got a great candidates working to join or ten center just make a great majority. bill in district two. [applause] district eight. [applause] district nine. [applause] senator markey in district nine. [applause] janet in district 11. [applause] representative melanie in district 12. [applause] tom in district 12. [applause] john mo

jim dongguan. [applause] manchester mayor. [applause] kansas city, missouri mayor. slide jones -- sly jones. [applause] st. louis, missouri city treasurer jones. [applause] i don't know why they are here. [laughter] former congressman, paul hose. [applause] former senator peter burling. [applause] former attorney general joe foster. [applause] we're also joined by three of our candidates, mark mckenzie. [applause] we have some great candidates who are running to join andy galinsky. from district three. [applause] district four. [applause] district four. [applause] district four. [applause] and district [applause] five. --[applause] we have got a great set of candidates working to join our 10 senators to make a great majority. bill pullman in district two. [applause] -- in district nine. [applause] district 11. [applause] district 12. [applause] district 12. [applause] john morgan in district 23. [applause] tom ferdinand, district 24. [applause] for all the folks who have committed to running for the house, please stand up. let's give them a round of applause. [applause] we have a great team. on to victory.

jim crow. we continue with our three guests come all linked to union the illogical seminary where he worked, served for half a century. dr. serene jonespresident of union theological seminary. dr. kelly brown-douglas, dean of the episcopal divinity school and professor at union theological seminary, former student of dr. cone. and in atlanta, georgia, another phd underdent, his dr. cone, dr. raphael warnock. juan: i want to ask dr. raphael warnock about his seminal book black the elegy of black power. it came in the wake of the assassination of martin luther king jr.. and your sense of the impact that that book had in terms of beginning -- also how he was shaped. the detroit riot, of course, he often referred to as a shaper of his own consciousness. thehow his book affected theology, especially black liberation theology, across the country. >> you after miller the context out of which this book emerged. black power was the theme in the moment and there were a number of people who were upset about this whole team of black power. in fact, white liberals in a real sense felt betrayed. people were saying this represented violence, that th

jim crow. we continue with our three guests come all linked to union the illogical seminary where he worked, served for half a century. dr. serene jonespresident of union theological seminary. dr. kelly brown-douglas, dean of the episcopal divinity school and professor at union theological seminary, former student of dr. cone. and in atlanta, georgia, another phd underdent, his dr. cone, dr. raphael warnock. juan: i want to ask dr. raphael warnock about his seminal book black the elegy of black power. it came in the wake of the assassination of martin luther king jr.. and your sense of the impact that that book had in terms of beginning -- also how he was shaped. the detroit riot, of course, he often referred to as a shaper of his own consciousness. thehow his book affected theology, especially black liberation theology, across the country. >> you after miller the context out of which this book emerged. black power was the theme in the moment and there were a number of people who were upset about this whole team of black power. in fact, white liberals in a real sense felt betrayed. people were saying this represented violence, that th

jones of charles schwab, thank you for being with us. coming up, aviation safety. the inspection into southwest continues. we discussed with jim hall.berg. ♪ ♪ david: if you fly commercial airliners, 737's, pay attention. the investigation into the engine failure on southwest flight 1380 continues with indicators pointing toward failure in the rotor blades. former chairman, thank you for joining us. you have seen the reports we have had, strike me as being specific about the possibility there was failure in the blade that broke in two places. does this narrowing down quickly? james: it is/ . the issue of uncontained engine failures pertaining to southwest airlines is going to be a continuing part of the investigation. david: there was another instance with a 737, same model, and 2016 -- there were no fatalities, they lost cabin pressure and had an emergency landing. didn't the manufacture recommend sonographic inspection? james: yes. the faa will undertake another inspection as a result of this event. david: what is the relationship with the ntsb and the faa? why didn't the faa adopt regulation requiring that before? james: that is

jim acosta at the white house, we'll get back to you. i want to go to new york where the fbi raided michael cohen's offices. our national correspondent athena jones is just outside where that all took place. what happened where you are and is there any reaction coming in from stormy daniels' sflaur. >>. >> we are at one of the locations, the law firm of squire pat and bobs which is on the 23rd floor of rockefeller center. we spoke with a security guard who said the floor was inaccessible today. cohen had formed a strategic alliance with the law firm to develop business after he left the trump organization last year so the firm doesn't represent president trump, it doesn't represent michael cohen and the firm put out a statement saying they concluded their agreement with cohen, this raid doesn't have anything to do with them but we have been in touch with federal authorities. but gloria borger says among the many documents and records that were collected as part of these raids were documents related to this stormy daniels case. this is of course the case of the porn star michael cohen says he paid $130,000 to weeks before the election. so that is

jim frye, proud mizzou grad. i'm managing editor at polygraph polygraph.info. what anderson jones said a few minutes ago, piqued my interest because you identified russian bots and i presume you mean also trolls who are much more active, as a constitutional crisis. i think that's the term you used. if that's indeed the case, what is the, if anything, since we're all -- most of us, i think, are defenders of the first amendment. is there any remedy for that? either in the law or journalistically? we're trying it with fact-checking, but what would you say? you and anybody else? >> i think mary rose tapped into some notions about the limitations of the law in solving this problem, and the capacities of providers in solving this problem. i think we see -- we've seen even just in the last couple of weeks, some suggestion that they may be at least considering rising to the occasion in thinking about the way that their platforms are being used and the role that their platforms are serving in perpetuating harmful information. i also really agree with everybody on the panel who has suggeste

speakers, whale hear from jim bullard and cleveland fed president lore tt mester john williams got the job? >> john williams got the job >> any "star wars" music >> indiana jones encounters any jaws >> i'm sure there's lots of john williams spotify lists >> that went well. >> we will talk about that >> a sea of tranquillity in a turbulent tech area. >> we didn't know what would happen >> you take off two days, it's like -- you know, you have one cavity in your entire -- >> off two days and a trade war erupts >> don't -- let's see. let's see. >> we have not even talked about mr. bezos. >> unbelievable. >> when we come back, we will talk about china retaliating against the u.s. and the president retaliating against mr. bezos. >>> welcome back it's time for the executive edge the president is taking on amazon via twitter they lost more than $60 billion in market cap since last wednesday when axios reported the president is obsessed with the company. will the fight blow over or should investors be more worried? joining us is a sr. tech reporter from buzzfeed good morning to you. >> good morning. >> amazon started selling off before the president went after it it w

will not be as corrupted in this process as the so-called jim jones the best a gate of mechanism was on accusations against syria look let's look at the bigger picture here for over a year we've had this whole russia collusion hysteria going on in the united states where does a trace back to to the russians know to christopher steele at m i six agent who's got a connection by the way this cripple through this orbits outfit in this fellow what pablo miller's his name that that when we look at the relationship between the elements of the american and the and the british deep states the various agencies m i six g c h q f.b.i. cia the other groups here that have been involved in this i would say conspiracy to not only subvert the american election but to make sure that our relations with russia stay worse and getting worse all the time that this is almost in a way a phase two of what we've been seeing for quite some time in terms of a political campaign ok andy i'm going to ask you a hypothetical question and it's really quite serious is it possible that this incident is just a fabricati