willie manning's execution was stayed after the f.b.i. emitted that the hair and ballistics testimony used to convict him for the double murder of tiffany miller and john stack was scientifically invalid. manning still sits on death row is one of thousands of cases reopened since former f.b.i. agent fred whitehurst blew the whistle on f.b.i. crime lab procedures he should be honest and they're trying to tell you look at this without any bias and then they tell you what they think you can find you had better make sure that this thing came out of particularly the f.b.i. so human enterprise what do you mean by that human enterprise and human enterprise fails. the problem that the bureau has got is if they fail. and you find out about it. the world finds out about it it's a big big deal because they hold themselves out above that we're not human we're almost god like. because the system is a human enterprise and everyone involved has their own claim to the truth we have somebody who has. for two decades claimed his innocence and to be balanced

willie manning's execution was stayed after the f.b.i. emitted that the hair and ballistics testimony used to convict him for the double murder of tiffany miller and john stack was scientifically invalid. manning still sits on death row is one of thousands of cases reopened since former f.b.i. agent fred whitehurst blew the whistle on the f.b.i. crime lab procedures they should be honest and they're trying to tell you look at this without any bias in all that they tell you what they think you can find you had better make sure that this thing came out a particular way the f.b.i. has human enterprise what do you mean by that human enterprise and human enterprise fails. the problem that the bureau has got is if they fail. and you find out about it. world finds out about it it's a big big deal because they hold themselves out above that we're not human we're almost god like. because the system is a human enterprise and everyone involved has their own claim to the truth we have somebody who has for two decades claimed his innocence and to be ba

evidence had a significant impact on the case because that was the only physical evidence that put willie manning in that car mr manning's execution was set for may seventh we received these letters from the f.b.i. calling into question forensic testing about hair and ballistics we received the first letter about hair on may second the second letter on hair on may fourth we received the last letter less than twelve hours away from the scheduled execution and asked the court to reopen the case and it was at that point that the court finally stayed the execution. were headed to starkville mississippi to meet marshawn manning is willie's younger brother the prison would not allow me to interview willie in person so i schedule a phone call with willie at marshlands house. shawn. as i go on. and you were with him those few hours right before i was that like. you know those final hours did you think it was going to go through the execution or did you. excuse and go through house lincoln. got three hours you know and i'll cry and not talking to. the line and onto that he said look at me with his face in

which he's already served thirty two years their evidence was the only physical evidence that put willie manning in that car the system with joe biden jack on al-jazeera. i hope the upcoming meeting in singapore represents the beginning of a bright new future for north korea. and indeed a bright new future for the world just days ahead of the u.s. summit with north korea double trouble meets with japan's sions or a talks about inviting kim jong un to the white house. along with your geologist their allies my headquarters here in doha also on the program protesters take to the streets of quebec city to greet world leaders arriving for the g. seven summit. nato welcomes afghanistan's temporary ceasefire with the taliban and calls on the armed group to negotiate a peace deal. but a horrible trail of tears for them i'm sorry to say. and at least forty six people drowned of the coast of yemen once again highlighting the desperation of many across the horn of africa. but to the program u.s. president donald trump says he may invite north korea's kim jong un to the white house if negotiations between t

the case of willie jerome manning is one of them manning was sentenced to death in one thousand nine hundred two for the murder of two college students in starkville mississippi. hair found in the victim's car was analyzed by the f.b.i. crime lab their evidence had a significant impact on the case because that was the only physical evidence that put really manning in that car mr manning's execution was set for may seventh we received these letters from the f.b.i. calling into question forensic testing about hair and ballistics we received the first letter about hair on may second the second letter on hair on may fourth we received the last letter less than twelve hours away from the scheduled execution and asked the court to reopen the case and it was at that point that the court finally stayed the execution. were headed to starkville mississippi to meet marshawn manning is will these younger brother the prison would not allow me to interview willie in person so i schedule a phone call with willie at marshlands house. and then as i go on. and you were with him those few hours right b

which he's already served thirty two years their evidence was the only physical evidence that put willie manningin that car this ystem with joe lynch out on al-jazeera. the. headlines are down to zero dot com and what's trending as well just in the china summit actually the lawn is telling about earlier is at the top there but then plenty of trump plenty of g seven news plenty of north korea news it's all there for you without fear dot com number five actually that opinion page i told you about a little bit earlier how eleven u.s. presidents failed to make peace with north korea. you know what activist has been arrested in saudi arabia for posting support for another woman who was detained on whedon's state honesty international says ten activists have been arrested recently including at least seven women several of them have been pushing for the lifting of the ban on women drivers which will happen on june twenty fourth in fact is usually the first law since as have already been issued state media has accused the activist of being foreign agents. this is a story which needs the internet doesn't

how the markets are taking all this in with parts who's standing by in frankfurt willie brown short is he the right man for the job but why did it take so long to replace starter. i don't think there's an answer to the second question i don't think anybody knows why it took so long the only answers i can think of is that the people in the supervisory board were in a disagreement over whether to fire starter and who to appoint and also how to communicate it in the end how to treat stadler after he was suspended we don't know that but it's possibly those reasons or a combination of those from shot interesting figure perhaps one of the things that speaks most for his being installed now as an interim c.e.o. he's not been in doubt a very long only since last september and he's been a volkswagen since twenty twelve so he knows volkswagen but he's possibly not involved in all that your long years long manipulation of diesel gate so that maybe speaks for him as being a relatively outsider but he's a competent manager solid career at mercedes benz before moving to the w i'm out of the teens late talking about

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i'm paraphrasing, sure enough, kim jong-un did sending the letter over with his right-hand man kim yong-chol, willie, just 48 hours away. >> let's go to bill neely on sentosa island. that is right where the pivotal meeting is taking place. as we thank hallie jackson for that report. bill, talk about the setup there? talk about security there. it's got to be extraordinary. and one of the biggest things to ever happen on this particular island. it's a resort island, we're told. you can confirm that in terms of securities? >> reporter: yeah, it is. this is the biggest security operation in singapore's history. this is a secure city state. almost boarding on authoritarian, a kind of place where if you want a protest on the street or any kind of a demonstration, you have to apply for police position. and here there's been a lockdown on sentosa island for the last 18 to 24 hours we've had apache helicopter information the air. we've had f-16 fighter jets in the air. when the summit takes place on tuesday, there will be air restrictions for aircraft coming into singapore. you could say that this very, very

i'm talking about a man who murders members of his own family willy-nilly and murders his people. >> he brought up otto warmbier who we know was tragically injured. >> i heard him ask but i didn't. >> he said something to the effect that he thinks it was a tragedy what happened to otto but his death might not have been in vain, that that tragedy might have opened the door to this engagement. otto warmbier was tragically injured in their custody and he died mere days after being released. bring that up in public during the summit is not something that's likely to fall on -- that the north koreans want to hear. they don't want to hear the president of the united states talk about a victim they sted held who died. bad for their reputation. anr way he highlighted the human rights. >> that's d this moment, right? even kim said there's been a lot of objeacles to get to this point. i'm just saying it was expected, especially with a party that's been so consistently against meeting withen like this because of what they represent in terms of lack of freedoms, that that wouldn't be brought up

it was actually a stunt man who made a behind the scenes flop with the iconic singer. thousands including nancy pelosi and willie brown came out for the renaming of the 900 block of mason street as tony bennett way. that spot is no coincidence. bennett first publicly performed "i left my heart in san francisco" at the fairmont hotel in december of 1961. he called today a day he would never forget. >> it's so beautiful. the sun is out, and san francisco is at its best right l to me and to everybody in america, thank you very much. >> and he's still singing. remember, he just did that duo with lady gaga. >>> the san francisco board of supervisors gave the go ahead to the street renaming in november of last year. it was one of the last official acts ed lee made before his unexpected death in september. >>> let's turn over to sports. a look at what's coming up next. >>> we are less than 24 hours from game two of the finals. there were multiple story lines that came from players speaking out today, including a strong take from the usually soft-spoken klay thompson. that's next in sports. my name i. education isn't th

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willy geist. >>> we're going to admit that we were wrong, right? we said the man couldn't do it.e said his temper would blow up the summit, but yesterday he proved everyone wrong and turned the nuclear summit in singapore into a huge win for himself so let's swallow our pride and give it up to the leader who's much marter than we thought, kim jong-un. >> that is trevor noah hosting the daily show as he has for almost three years ago. when jon stewart announced he would give up that chair after 16 years, there was hot speculation who might take over for him. almost none of it included the name trevor noah, so when trevor was introduced, many rushed to google to find out who he was. there they found the story of a popular south african comedian born and raised under apartheid and using comedy to rise from unimaginable cirmstances the heights of his business. now breaking through in a crowded late night field. trevor invited us to the daily show studio here in new york last week for a sunday sitdown. ♪ ♪ >> welcome to the daily show! >> four nights a week trevor noah's job is to mak

willi begin itely. and hopefully we'll pick somebody who will be as outstanding, so i just want to thk justice kennedy for the years of tremendous service. he's a spectacular man. and i know that he will be around hopefully a long time to advise a i believe he'll be teaching and doi other things. r so thank you. eporter: kennedy's departureul ttle in u.s. senate to replace him. he's what's known as the swing vote at the u.s. suprecourt. what's that mean? right now, it's constituted there are four liberalustices on the supreme court and fe con one. but he is often the tie breaker, the man at the very heart of these decisions that rule on things from gun rights to gay rights, toag marri equality, to campaignin fig, to abortions. with kennedy gone and president trump replacing him, he could solidify tha conservative side of the court and basical effect this supreme court forto generations come. democrats today made it very ctear they were perfe willing and able to put up a fight ove the nomination. however,ns repub control the united states senate. senator ben carter of maryland told us he wants to see h republicans will work or if they will work withdemocrats, a

willis infoline simonetti. cheryl: the stage is set for president trump to make a second appointment to the supreme court. whatever you thought about the battleground in the midterm elections change in the man that the courts thing about justice anthony kennedy announced his retirement. the gravity of this moment was not lost on the president last night in north dakota. >> justice kennedy's retirement makes the issue of senate control one of the vital issues of our time. the most important thing we can do. democrats want judges who will rewrite the constitution anyway they want to do it. train to the spring jesse james staff and democratic strategist john summers. good morning, guys. i want you to listen to what the democrats are already saying about this pic and in particular how mitch mcconnell will handle the confirmation process. listen. >> an election that determines control of the senate. you know, absolutely hypocrisy for the majority leader to move forward on about now when he was willing to move forward on a third ahead of the 2016 election. >> i would say democrats are in a panic mode because they realize what this means to the supreme court. if we get a judicial nominee during hi

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willie said earlier this week, read the u.n. report. human rights there are despicable. yet donald trump, i'm writing this down, he talks about how he is a very talented man xi in china is an incredible guy. president xi in china, of course, is a man who brutally, brutally still represses the people of china that don't line up under the communist regime. he has seized power over the past year to make him the most powerful leader in china. foreign policy observers and chinese observers say since the chairman responsible for killing 40 to 60 million of his own people. how revealing that donald trump praises president xi and says he is an incredible guy because he is able to be president for life and how incredible he called the most cruel dictator on the globe a great guy and defends him and says you have to do what you have to do. we kill a lot of people, too. as i heard that, i know, mika, you and willie and mike and everybody else on set had to go back to the interview with donald trump december, 2015, three months before the first republican primary, where we had to press him on continuing to praise vladimir putin and could not get him to criticize puti

willie in for hoda, who is on assignment. i have that raccoon story were you hoping for. >> thank you. >> i think we have our latest superhero movie. raccoon-man from universal pictures. >> scaling walls, leaping tall buildings. we'll check in in a bit. >>> but first our top story, the fallout from president trump's unprecedented summit with kim jong un. >> the president is now back at the white house, feeling triumphant. while defending some of the concessions he made, we've got did all covered. starting with nbc's kristen welker at the white house this morning. hi kristen, good morning. >> good morning to you. the president is claiming victory after making a deal with kim jong un, but now the hard part -- filling in the details and selling it to the american people and congress. with some lawmakers saying it's an agreement that's heavy on the symbolism, but light on the substance. this morning, president trump back in washington, after striking a deal with north korea. and with a wave telling reporters it was a great trip. moments later, back on his phone. now gearing up for the critical sales pitch. on air force base, shoring up support amo

man who's done the things he's done. >> they could have separated themselves -- i mean it was way too chummy. way too chummy. that u.n willie, led the u.n. security council eventually to recommend the north korean leader to the international criminal court for crimes against humanity. the lawyers have looked at this said, 11 out of 12 counts the north korean leader would be taken before the criminal court and thrown into the slammer. so this is -- i mean the notion that we cannot talk about human rights as we have this conversation about nuclear weapons on north korea, to me is just something that doesn't make any sense because if this leadi reforming, he would have to treat his people better and we can't make an agreement with a country that treats its people the way it does, right, because the way you treat your people at home are the way you're going to people and partners abroad. >> there you go. >> it's difficult to separate these two. >> it's impossible. speaking of which, coming up, president trump suggests those held in north korean prison camps are, quote, great winners from the summit. that is next on "morning joe

. >> willie, we've been talking about what would happen if ceos had a spokesperson that said intemperate, insulting things about others. the ceo would call the man and fire him. we don't see that happening with the president of the united states here with rudy giuliani. but you know let's take it down to the most basic level and the one thing that i must admit, i don't understand a lot of people who worship donald trump and have children, this is the sort of behavior that we would not even tolerate with children. i would see you know, little league, when we're playing baseball. and you know, you hear all the coaches in the league, if players start shouting at the pitcher while they're in the dugout, the coach would say hey, look at the batter. don't attack the pitcher. we teach our children every day to live by certain standards, to be respectful, to work hard, i mean you've got those examples, whether it's rudy giuliani or donald trump saying no, he's not going to study for the most important nuclear summit since 1988. it seems that this administration undermines the most basic values that we try to teach our children when they're five and six