coming up right now, david gura, take it away. >> i'm david gura at msnbc headquarters in new york. surprise summit, leaders of north korea and south korea meet for a second time as the whiplash continues whether that summit in singapore can be salvaged. and documents the president wants to review before the commander in chief will consider talking to robert mueller. >> and how harvey weinstein can affect the me-too movement. >> the leaders of north korea and south korea holding another meeting in the demilitarized zone, that meeting coming hours after the summit with kim jong un could in fact happen, only a day after the president said it wouldn't. bill neely is in seoul. this meeting seems to have caught everyone by surprised. what do we know about how it came about and what those two leaders discussed. >> reporter: you mentioned the woman whiplash in your headline and it is really head spinning. there seems to be a new swift every few hours. the latest is the momentum of a summit between kim jong un and tru trump, coming hours after a summit nobody expected between president moon

i'll hand it off to david gura. >>> i'm david gura at msnbc headquarters in new york. save the date -- again. the on again/off again singapore summit will go forward as scheduled. that's according to the president's latest comments. but will this latest flip-flop be the final word from the white house? or there will be more whiplash? >>> plus, on the attack. the commander in chief online and his attorney on air continuing a campaign to discredit the russia investigation. >> an investigation that we thought was rigid was rigid from the very beginning. it never should have started. >>> starbucks sensitivity. the corporate giant preparing to shut down stores to educate its employees on racial bias. how will one day of training address an issue that's so deeply embedded in american culture. >>> let's begin this hour with that june 12th summit. the latest indication from the white house is that president trump and kim jong-un may in fact meet that day in singapore with the state department confirming that a u.s. delegation is in ongoing talks with north korean officials and

>>> david gur gura, intulg me. my mother is in l.a. mom, i'm sending you a big hug. >> happy mother's day to mine as well. i'm david gura at msnbc headquarters in new york. the white house facing more fallout after white house staffer mocked ailing senator john mccain. president trump's attorney attempts to clarify comments about his boss' roll in a doj decision. >>> happy homecoming just hours ago, the three americans detained in north korea for years were released from walter reed medical center and reunited with their families. chaos at the white house, a source close to the white house tells axios that strategic communications director mercedes shh lap said i stand with sadler, the white house aide who said john mccain's opposition to gina haspel, quote, doesn't matter because he's dying anyway. that's according to three sources with direct knowledge of those comments. senator mccain has brain cancer. president trump's lawyer rudy giuliani is walking back comments he made, suggesting president trump intervene in the justice departm

david gura, nbc news, prairie view, texas. >> and that's "nbc nightly news" for this saturday. tomorrow, team spirit and how it's used to save the home of the beloved league of women. i'm jose diaz balart reporting from new york. thank you for the privilege of your time. good night. privilege ofof your timeme. good night. >>> right now at 6:00, a water park in the east bay welcomes crowds to try out a newly reopened water slide, one with a troubling past. the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening, everyone. thank you for joining us. ti i'm terry mcsweeney. >> almost a year after a 10-year-old boy was launched off an east bay water slide and injured, people got the chance to check out the new changes to that slide today. >> marianne favro live at the wave park in dublin with a look at these changes. >> reporter: terry and anoushah, if you look behind me, this green water slide is where a 10-year-old boy was injured last may. it's called the emerald plunge. while no structural changes have been made since the accident, the water flow has changed, and the city says the slide

i'm in for david gura this day.ant to get back to this piece of news coming out of john mccain and what's happening with his health. but i want to get to first what has happened at the top of the hour since we are now at the bottom and that's gina haspel. jen, what's your thought about the back and forth right now that's happening, appears to be with those in the white house, in conversations that gina has been having with cia? >> i think this is very interesting. i'm most concerned about the leaks that come out of the white house, why are we hearing about this in the press. this is something that should be between the white house and gina haspel. now having said that, i think she's been very clear on her position that if she had to do it over again and if we were in a future situation in the war on terror, that she would not support the waterboarding measures that she initially supported in her career. and i think that has satisfied a lot of people who had some questions about her confirmation, democrats and republ

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i' david gura. i'll be back here tomorrow at 2:00. >> indeed a lot to pick up., thank you sir. i'm aaron gilchrist. breaking news at this hour. "new york times" reports donald trump jr. was involved in a 2016 meeting with an em sere for two arab princes who offered to help the then candidate trump win the election. >>> students return to the high school in the aftermath of the shooting. we'll hear from survivors as the debate intensifies. >>> say hello to the new duke and duchess of sussex. we will have the sights and sounds from today's royal wedding. >>> but we begin with new reporting today that it was not just the russians who were trying to influence the

coming up right now, david gura, take it away. >> i'm david gura at msnbc headquarters in new york.aders of north korea and south korea meet for a second time

i'm david gura, and as the national rifle association holds the annual meeting in dallas, the group is a epicenter of the roiling debate over gun policies. and there could have been a policy to prevent shooting massacre in france in 2015. >> if one person in this room had been there with the gun aimed in the opposite direction, the terrorists would have fled or been shot, and it would have been a whole different story. >> well sh, the french governme is now responding to what president trump said, and saying that the free circulation of firearms in a society does not constitute a barrier against the terrorist attacks. nbc savannah sellers is live at the nra meeting, and we know that the french didn't like it, but the fiery speech heavy with politics going over there with the conventiongoers there in dallas? >> well, david, it is interesting. it is almost like the sentiment that i have heard is almost similar to what you are hearing from the parkland students, cameron kasky and the calling trump a professional liar and saying that he should say whatever he should say many front of the r

i'm david gura. you can join me tomorrow at 2:00 and 3:00 eastern time.tinues with richard. >> thank you. don't go too far. i'll see you tomorrow. hello everyone. msnbc in new york city. summit surprise, north and south korea leaders meet just one day after the president hints the canceled event could be back on. add to it the white house confirms it is still sending the pre advanced team to singapore in case this does happen. >>> plus, phone chatter. new concerns for donald trump jr. after a report claims they have wiretaps of a russian oh oligarch he met with. >> first, will the summit be saved? that's where we're going to start today. >> we're going to see what happens. we're talking to them now. it was a very nice statement they put out. we'll see what happens. we'll see what

be up for it. >>> i'm david gura.om, reports of sarah sanders supset about the leak of a staffer's comment on ailing senator john mccain. >> and the president's legal team makes another state out of line with the white house. >> and mute r kelly, taking aim at the at the singer. let's look at the outrage about a staffer's remark about senator john mccain. the anger not directed at the aide herself but rather that the remark was leaked. jonathan swan is reporting that white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders was furious about the leaks, even predicting the very conversation she was having at that moment would be leaked. and it was. as for kelly sadler, the aide who sparked this whole controversy, she still has a job at the trump administration. >> we all said things in private that you would never say publicly. i think she's handled it appropriately. >> jeff, i want you to walk us through what the white house is saying publicly compared to what we've been finding out has been happening behind closed doors wit

i'm david gura at msnbc headquarters in new york.hite house facing more fallout after white house staffer mocked ailing senator john mccain. president trump's attorney attempts to clarify comments about his boss' roll in a

i'm david gura and we will be back here at 5:00 p.m. eastern time, and you can join us 2:00 p.m. and 3:00 p.m. eastern time tomorrow, and right now o, the news continues with gee gee stone woods. >> thank you. i'm at the msnbc headquarters in new york. close to home, robert mueller has interview ed one of trump's closest friends and signs that he could be getting close nor the inner circle of the president. who is next? >>> and who knows that president tr trump is aware of the 100,000 payment to stormy daniels months before he denied knowledge of it. >> did you know about the $130,000 payment to stormy daniels? why did you go to have mr. stone make it? is >> well, you have to ask michael stone. he is my attorney, and you have to ask michael. >> do you know where he got the money? >> no, i don't know. >>> and president trump and the chief of staff publicly make nice with each other after rumors that john kelly's days in the west wing are numbered. >>> president trump is expected to arrive back at the white house after touting the tax plan in cleveland. the trip ahead of the ohio p

i'll hand it off to david gura. >>> i'm david gura at msnbc headquarters in new york. the on again/off again singapore summit will go forward as scheduled. that's according to the president's latest comments. but will this latest flip-flop be the final word from the white house? or there will be more whiplash? >>> plus, on the attack. the commander in chief online and his attorney on air continuing a campaign to discredit the russia

of these two parties have shown that they are hugely euro skeptic in childers to everyone even only gura p. level from now on the italians come first that's important because italy was not just. only a founding member of what became the european union but it's also one of the three largest economies with france and germany so it is a cause for concern if you look at what their manifesto had pledged to do over the next three years being a good italian also means being a good european citizen it needs to be repeated out loud especially now we have to brace ourselves for the worst scenario and the worst scenario could be no operational government that had included putting italy first raul the brussels renegotiating e.u. treaties also cutting taxes lifting sanctions against russia and deporting more immigrants all these things pretty much against the ethos of what we hear from brussels so what will happen now well a stopgap prime minister has been put in place for the interim period but the coalition has threatened that they might go ahead and try and impeach the italian president now as a r

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i'm david gura. you can join me tomorrow at 2:00 p.m. >>> great interview.omorrow. i'm richard at msnbc headquarters. walking it back. rudy giuliani attempts to clean up a controversial claim that president trump intervened in the at&t time warner merger decision, plugging the leaks, new reporting that sarah huckabee sanders criticized her press team for leaking that

i'm david gura. you can join me tomorrow at 2:00 p.m. >>> great interview. have a very good afternoon. see you tomorrow. i'm richard at msnbc headquarters. walking it back. rudy giuliani attempts to clean up a controversial claim that president trump intervened in the at&t time warner merger decision, plugging the leaks, new reporting that sarah huckabee sanders criticized her press team for leaking that insensitive comment. but where's the apology. while there's been silence, democrats and republicans are praising the arizona law maker. >> bill, any response to white house aide saying that john mccain's opinion doesn't matter because he's dying? any response to that? >> my lifetime, he's one of the most remarkable patriots our country ever produced. >> stormy daniels' lawyer. >> i'm going to out him. we're going to bring all this stuff to light. so, if you're out there, and you have stuff relating to your relationships with michael cohen that you're concerned are going to come out, you should be concerned z because they are going to come out. >> there was t

i'm david gura and we will be back here at 5:00 p.m. eastern time, and you can join us 2:00 p.m. and right now o, the news continues with gee gee stone woods. >> thank you. i'm at the msnbc headquarters in new york. close to home, robert mueller has interview ed one of trump's closest friends and signs that he could be getting close nor the inner circle of the president. who is next? >>> and who knows that president tr trump is aware of the 100,000 payment to stormy daniels months before he denied knowledge of it.

i' david gura. i'll be back here tomorrow at 2:00. >> indeed a lot to pick up. david, thank you sir. i'm aaron gilchrist. breaking news at this hour. "new york times" reports donald trump jr. was involved in a 2016 meeting with an em sere for two arab princes who offered to help the then candidate trump win the election. >>> students return to the high school in the aftermath of the shooting. we'll hear from survivors as the debate intensifies. >>> say hello to the new duke and duchess of sussex. we will have the sights and sounds from today's royal wedding. >>> but we begin with new reporting today that it was not just the russians who were trying to influence the election. "new york times" reports in august of 2016 donald trump jr. met with a small group of people about an offer to help trump win the election including an -- this according to self people with knowledge of their encountiers. it was george nader. also ain that meeting. erik prince and joel zamel. nader reportedly told trump jr. that the crown princes were eager to help trump win and they had dra

i'm david gura. thank you for watching.ite house" with nicolle wallace starts now. >> hi, everyone. it's 4:00 in new york. the expression used to go like this. when america sneezes, the world catches a cold. a planned summit with north korea that even our closest allies are left out of the loop and scrambling to keep up with trump's shifting pronouncements. one senior white house official telling me today that the decision to pull out of the summit was kept close, explaining we had to be sure we had the exact decision bor

. >>> i'm david gura at msnbc headquarters. we begin with breaking news. president calling for action on his twitter feed at the end of an eight-tweet tweet storm. making a pledge here to order the department of justice to launch an investigation into whether the fbi spied on his 2016 campaign. geoff bennett is at the white house for us. we've built up to this, the call the president made. we were having a conversation last hour about what this means exactly. how you translate this to action. what are you hearing and what do you make of the tweet the president fired off a little while ago? >> the president has spent the last few days on twitter sounding the alarm about this unsubstantiated claim that the fbi embedded an informant in the trump campaign. that the fbi spied on his campaign for political purposes. at one point they tweeted it would be a scandal bigger than watergate. now the president is raising the stakes in this tweet. i'll read it for you. he says, i hereby demand and will do so officially tomorrow that the department of justice look into w

i'm going to yield the floor to my esteemed colleague david gura. >> happy mother's day. >> thank you

i'm david gura. thank you for watching. "deadline white house" with nicolle wallace starts now. >> hi, everyone. it's 4:00 in new york. the expression used to go like this. when america sneezes, the world catches a cold. a planned summit with north korea that even our closest allies are left out of the loop and scrambling to keep up with trump's shifting pronouncements. one senior white house official telling me today that the decision to pull out of the summit was kept close, explaining we had to be sure we had the exact decision before we could notify everyone so it didn't leak. the source added, it's not like donald trump hadn't foreshadowed the possibility. fair enough, but it's unclear exactly what the president was trying to foreshadow in these remarks this morning. >> mr. president, is the summit still off? >> we're going to see what happens. we're talking to them now. it was a very nice statement they put out. we'll see what happens. >> -- >> no, no, we'll see what happens. it could even be the 12th. we're talking t

i'll turn you over to david g gura. >> good morning, everyone.li velshi and stephanie ruhle. we begin this hour on memorial day with a live look at arlington national cemetery, our nation's most hallowed ground. president trump, as mentioned, is about to take part in solemn memorial day ceremonies on the 150th observance of memorial day, which was previously known as decoration day. the president will lay a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier, where an encryption reads, here rests in honored glory, an american soldier known but to god. it is on the tomb above the grave of an unknown soldier from world war i. right next to it are the graves of unknowns from world war ii, korea and vietnam. they are marked by white marble slabs flush to the ground. the remains of the vietnam unknown were exhumed and identified in 1998. first lieutenant michael joseph lassey from new mexijersey. now, keeping faith with america's missing servicemen, 191 1958 to 1975. when president trump's speech begins, we'll spring you the ceremony live. as we wait for the pr

. >>> hey, everybody, i'm david gura at msnbc headquarters in new york. president trump making demands, pledging to order the department of justice to investigate whether the federal bureau of investigation infiltrated his campaign. the president shifting gears after railing against reports of more attempts at election interference involving his eldest son. >>> plus, a day of mourning. the texas governor among those remembering the victims of the santa fe shooting at services this sunday. his pledge to act beyond thoughts and prayers. >>> plus, attorney interview. the lawyer defending the suspected texas school shooter speaks out. >> well, i mean this is a kid who was an honor student just a couple years ago. played football. just seems to be a good kid that we're going to have to figure out what exactly happened. >> nicholas pole will join me live with the latest on his client's case. >>> president trump just moments ago demanding an investigation into whether or not the doj or fbi surveilled his presidential campaign during the 2016 election. i want to

para la salud del corazón, una cosa es gura. mazola es una gran opción.es. no me fijo la foto que ponen, no me interesa lo que hacen, y lo que dejan de hacer. contra chiquita mi abuela me decÍaque no odiara a nadie porque la que iba a sufrir era yo. con la apariciÓn de las redes sociales la tesis de mi abuelita quedÓ destrozada. imagino que debe ser muy fÁcil descuartizado con sus palabras a una persona desde una cuenta privada o falsa, o una cuenta donde la foto de perfil es un gato, un perro. si te encontraras con esa gente a la que insultas en sus perfiles, te atreverÍa a hacerlo tambiÉn? [aplausos] carlos: en este trabajo todos somos afectados, cuando era chiquito si te decÍan algo, todo se arreglaba en la esquina. ahora es gente anÓnima, al principio del programa me decÍas que ha sufrido de esto, vamos a conectarnos con mi querida paula que estÁ desde espaÑa. me imagino que tÚ tambiÉn has sido afectada por gente que te escribe, te insulta. >> por quÉ crees que grabé el vÍdeo? >> la gente que estÁ haciendo eso, a veces no tienen muchas cosas que hacer

there is a property company called gura valley a -- grav alia. greate 50% of that, investment.tmentte a big in there called euro bank and that has not been successful. it has gone through two refinancings and we supported both of them. there's only four big banks that are really big. in greece and affluence -- athens and we have every expectation the greek economy recovers and unemployment goes down and housing prices goes up, that this bank will be successful. it is very cheap right now. amanda: are you looking at other places, italy comes to mind, where there is turmoil and might be opportunities? innda: in my office -- prem: my office, i have a little saying, it's a chinese saying. it is the same characters for crisis and opportunity, same characters, two sides of the coin. we do look at it, but we need to know more about. a spent a lot of time with chief investment officer, wade burton, he went there maybe 6 years ago and it's a small country, so we got to know a whole bunch of people and we think greece is on its way now the country will benefit, the people will benefit an