. >>> time, now, for "up" with david gura. >> this is "up." i'm david gura. at the g7 summit in france, trump went to bed late and woke up early. this morning, a one-on-one with prime minister boris johnson and with the prime ministers of japan and canada. it's lunchtime. the seven leaders are breaking bread and talking about inequality, one of the theme of this year's gathering. but concern continues to mount over trade and the strength of the global economy. we're going to bring you the latest from the g7 summit this morning. >>> we're going to go to live to brazil to get an update on the massive wildfires in the amazon. >>> two candidates will join us. one democrat and one republican. >>> and what the president's economic advisers are saying as investors count down to the hours of the market open tomorrow. with me is katie beng. hayes brown is a senior editor for buzz feed news. christopher dickey not in france. he's an msnbc contributor and an editor of "the daily beast." she joins us from the g7. and that's where we start this morning. i want to give you

at the top of the hour we have "up with david gura." good morning, david. >> good morning.ew conversations i want to highlight. joyce vance used to be a u.s. attorney in alabama and she's written an amazing piece about how a few years ago she had to decide whether or not to authorize a raid like the ones we saw last week in mississippi. she's going to join us to explain why she did not give that raid the go ahead. >>> and now that jeffrey epstein is dead, the big question is what happens next to the victims, accusers and associates as well? min a man who pored over jeffrey's little black book. >>> and lastly, the red flag law legislations that would allow you to step in if you think someone shouldn't have access to guns to keep them away temporarily, the governor of wisconsin wants a law like that on his state. he will join us in a few minutes. >> david, was the tie of the day? >> sloths. >> sloths. how about that? zoom in? >> keen eye. well done. thank you. >> thank you, david. >>> the focus of the mississippi raids now shifting to the owners of the plants. how investigato

i'm david gura. and this morning, the internet is awash with conspiracy theories on jeffrey epstein's death. >> he had information on the clintons and the man ended up dead. >> on the campaign trail, the candidates for the democrat iic nomination continue to criticize trump on gun policy and immigration. >> when trump talks about throwing millions of people out of this country, not only do you not get away with that, if you did it, the entire economy of this country would collapse. >> this is the first weekend of the iowa state fair. they are tailoring their message to fairgoers, knowing that come february 3rd, they will be caucus show. >> the guy with the pea and the shell game, second time he comes back, you understand. everybody knows who donald trump is. >> it is sunday, august 11th. and this is apparently what prompted president trump to attack wacko comedian bill maher. >> dayton and el paso, reeling from two disasters. a mass shooting and a trump visit. he's going on a well-earned vacation. >>

time for "up" with david gura. >>> this is "up," i'm david gura. congressman rasheed tlaib says thanks but no thanks to israel after the country reverses course saying she can visit her grandmother. the congresswoman says she cannot go under oppressive conditions to humiliate her. so the president's attacks continue. >> this has become the face of the democratic party. the president doesn't need to run against joe biden. he can run against them. there's growing concern about the global economy and how that could lead to recession here in the united states. president trump is trying to push past that making this pitch to voters. >> but you have no choice but to vote for me because your 401(k)s down the tubes, everything is going to be down the tubes. >>> and why is president trump obsessed with buying greenland? >> greenland is covered with ice and iceland is very nice. >> it's saturday, august 17th. the trade war continues. germany's economy is falling apart. the stock market had its worst day of the year. >> for years every one of the world's econ

>> david gura is over there. >>> this is "up," i'm david gura. on this saturday, the leaders of the world's seven largest advanced economies are in france for the gathering of the g7, the group of seven. it's under way and president trump has just arrived after an all-night flight and a torrent of tweets. almost two dozen of them in total on immigration, the economy, on tv ratings. there is an agenda for this meeting, as we've seen in the past the president can and is poised to upset that again. world leaders are watching president trump wondering if he fully understands the consequences of what he says and what he does. what is clear is investors are take the president at face value. on friday the dow dropped 620 points as the president ratcheted up his trade war with china and his attacks on the head of the federal reserve. on "up," the latest on the health of the oldest supreme court justice. the latest on the impaeeachment debate. and we go to brazil where fires continue to ravage the amazon. with me in new york is matt welsh. matt wiley, and

time for "up" with david gura. >>> this is "up," i'm david gura.but no thanks to israel after the country reverses course saying she can visit her grandmother. the congresswoman says she cannot go under oppressive conditions to humiliate her. so the president's attacks continue. >> this has become the face of the democratic party. the president doesn't need to run against joe biden. he can run against them. there's growing concern about the global economy and how that could lead to recession here in e

>> david gura is over there. >>> this is "up," i'm david gura.is saturday, the leaders of the world's seven largest advanced economies are in france for the gathering of the g7, the group of seven. it's under way and president trump has just arrived after an all-night flight and a torrent of tweets. almost two dozen of them in total on immigration, the economy, on tv ratings. there is an agenda for this meeting, as we've seen in the past the president can and is poised to upset that again. world leaders are watching president trump wondering if he fully understands the consequences of what he says and what he does. what is clear is investors are take the president at face value. on friday the dow dropped 620 points as the president

i am david gura.ssman became the 118th house democrat to call for an impeachment inquiry. >> to see it time and time again, the fact that this president and administration have ignored all of the subpoenas put forward by congress, i think ultimately is what did it. we saw too many instances where this president either directed or attempted to obstruct justice. i think it is important we get all of the facts around the incidences so we can see what really went on. >> they want the congress to pursue impeachment. the ranks grew by at least 25 after the special counsel robert mueller testified on capitol hill. this conversation here having crossed a new threshold. the washington post reporting that nothing can come of this. >> it is a milestone and gives them another talking point saying we have a majority. speaker pelosi's main job right now is not just maintaining the majority but making sure in 2020 they are growing the majority. if you hold a formal vote on the house floor you are putting your modera

i'm david gura. the 2020 democratic presidential contenders are in iowa demanding gun policy change in the aftermath of those two mass shootings. >> i will not let the slaughter of our fellow citizens just disappear within the next media cycle. >> on the campaign trail, they continue to call out president trump for the divisive role he's playing. >> he has no interest in unifying the country. instead, he's publicly and

. >>> time, now, for "up" with david gura. >> this is "up." i'm david gura.orning, a one-on-one with prime minister boris johnson and with the prime ministers of japan and canada. it's lunchtime. the seven leaders are breaking bread and talking about inequality, one of the theme of this year's gathering. but concern continues to mount over trade and the strength of the global economy. we're going to bring you the latest from the g7 summit this morning. >>> we're going to go to live to brazil to get an update on

. >>> i'm david gura live in el paso, texas.s we remember the victims of this weekend's deadly shooting here. also paying attention to the shooting in dayton, ohio, as well. this city is in mourning after 20 people were killed on saturday. marking the deadliest shooting of the year. one of the victims was a 25-year-old mother of 3 named jordan. she died shielding her 2-month-old son. he was treated for broken bones. there are at least 26 people injured who are being treated in two major nearby hospitals. i'm joined by nbc's blayne alexander in el paso with me, outside delsol medical center. what are the updates you've gotten from doctors and administrators at that hospital today? >> reporter: well, david, of those 26 people we know 11 of them were brought here to delsol. we're waiting to see if one of them will be released today. as of the briefing that we received earlier from medical officials, we know that of the 11, 8 of them are in stable condition and 3 remain in critical. they were hopeful they would be able to release on

time for "up" with david gura. jeff bennett is sitting in for david.," i'm geoff bennett in for david gura. all eye ryeyes are still on dor this labor day weekend. it is churning in the atlantic as a category 4 storm. officials are telling residents of florida's east coast to get ready for the worst. we have new details on the departure of president trump's perm assistant. the comments she made about ivanka and tiffany trump that reportedly got her fired. >>> did the president tweet out a classified image of an iranian launch side. the full disclosure of the president that may have confirmed that the u.s. is invading iran's

i'm geoff bennett in for david gura.tic front runner and former vp joe biden took on the issue of race this week. biden told a small group of reporters on tuesday that racism in america is an institutional white man's problem visited on people on color. biden took aim at president trump saying he must be held responsible for deepening the racial divide in the u.s. "washington post" political reporter eugene scott was in the room for biden's remarks. eugene, help us understand how this all unfolded. i understand it was supposed to be off the record, a short conversation, and then the vice president clearly had different ideas of how things might go. >> indeed. there were a few members from his campaign that reached out to about 10 to 12 journalists, black journalists from major media outlets for an off the record conversation with the former vice president. when we arrived, we were notified there would be some elements of the talk that were on the record. so given the demographics of the journalists there, we spoke to the

at the top of the hour, "up with david gura." oining me now with a preview. >> hey, kendis. we have the latest poll from nbc news and the "wall street journal" on 2020, how americans feel about gun policy and trade policy as well. but this is what i am most excited about this morning. there is a special edition of "the new york times" magazine out today that is pegged to the 400th anniversary of the beginning of american slavery. it's this incredible piece of cultural history with essays by lynn nodich and rita dove. it is the brainchild of nicole hannah jones who's won the polk award, the national magazine award and the carter genius grant. she is going to join us this morning to talk about the issue and this subject as well, kendis. >> and i'm very glad to see your sneaker game. >> it's back. >> it's fairly strong. what do we have today? >> some green vans. can i do it? i'll kick. there you go. green vans. >> green vans, nice. vans to make her dance. >> there you go. thank you, kendis. >> thank you. we'll see you at the top of t

this morning on msnbc, at the top of the hour, up with david gura and david is now joining us with aew. good morning, david. >> thank you. 118 that, is the number of house democrats calling for an impeachment inquiry, a majority of house democrats. we'll help understand how that changes the count for party leadership and how instrumental robert mueller's testimony nab growing that number. and we have a brand new profile of camilla harris from rolling stone magazine. you remember that moment when they went after senator harris' record as a prosecutor, said the senator should apologize. we'll help you understand how camilla hair srris is framing h past. >> we'll see you in a little bit. >>> setting the stage and sounding an alert, up next i'll speak with michigan lawmaker about his debate night speech that drew high praise and loud applause. >> let this be our generation's call to action. in michigan and across the united states. not this john smith or this john smith. or any of the other hundreds of john smiths that are humana medicare advantage members. no, it's this john smith, who

. >> time now for "up" with david gura. good morning, david. >> this is "up." i'm david gura. on this saturday morning, most of the 2020 democratic presidential contenders are in iowa demanding gun policy change in the aftermath of those two mass shootings. >> i will not let the slaughter of our fellow citizens just disappear within the next media cycle. >> on the campaign trail, they continue to call out president trump for the divisive role he's playing. >> he has no interest in unifying the country. instead, he's publicly and unapologetically embraced the political strategy of hate, racism and division. >> and president trump says those massive immigration raids in mississippi that separated kids from their parents are a warning sign, plain and simple. >> they're going to be brought out. and this serves as a very good deterrent. >> but oh, the hypocrisy. "the washington post" is out for a new report on how the trump organization has relied on undocumented workers. it is saturday, august 10th. after that shooting in el paso, president trump did not receive the warmest of wel

let's start here in el paso, texas, and bring in msnbc's david gura. e. this is new to the people of el paso. the devastation. the questions. the brutality. the utter brutality. listening to the people who went into the scene having difficulty describing the horror of it. bring us up to date. where are we now? >> an incredibly busy shopping center on a saturday morning, thousands of people inside this walmart. this community, as you say, reckoning with what's happened here. we did get an update from law enforcement a little earlier today. tair lo they're looking at hate crimes charges. evolution of where things were yesterday. we got a bmugshot in this case. he's cooperating with law enforcement. reunification is taking place at schools in this community as well, victims are at two major hospitals in the community also. as you say, what was an acute deep shock here only exacerbated be i fact what happened in dayton, ohio, a few hours after this took place. >> a couple things we learned at the press conference, police say he's cooperating. >> title 5 all

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