let's speak to holly and aisha. morning on the television, on the radio. student from cardiff. what would you like to say? first and foremost i would like to say people are ignoring the opportunities of brexit, there is lots of talk about the bad sides to brexit and things that will go wrong. what is happening now, we need to start looking to the future, i'm quietly confident theresa may's withdrawal agreement will pass but obviously it keeps getting voted down and everything else but i think when push comes to shove it will pass and we get the brexit we want. confident about that, not long to go. do you have a question or a point for chris morris you would like him to clarify? 0f fa ct morris you would like him to clarify? of fact to check? morris you would like him to clarify? of fact to check? my question is, does brexit mean more trade opportunities with the commonwealth? chris. well, that kind of depends on the government of the day. i think any government after brexit, priority number one has still got to be d

aisha will absolutely come back. >> thank you for coming on. thank you for joining us from the washington post head quarters. >>> we have new developments this morning in another big story. the boeing investigation with reports now that the black boxes from the ethiopian crash reveal a fatal fault in the airplane's safety system. tom costello, can you bring us up to speed where this goes? >> "the wall street journal" is reporting what we've been hearing behind the scenes but hadn't nailed it down yet. that's what investigators say that it does appear the anti-stall system misfired and activated much as it did as we believe in the lion air crash in october. both planes went into a nose dive. erratic vertical speeds. about 350 people died in both crashes. this week boeing has been briefing hundreds of executives on a software upgrade, a fix that it hopes will ensure that this will not misfire again and also an upgrade that gives pilots the ability to override the system. the faa will have to approve the software fix, and every pilot that flies in

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aisha, let me start with you of the question of democrats in congress.ey emerge from this week with enough to go forward with impeachment if that's what they are looking to do? >> yeah, what cohen did was he showed up with receipts for all the antidotes that we know. he showed up with evidence and a trail that leads us to ask more questions. surely the democrats want to say we'll start impeachment proceedings then we could. it is ultimately to open up a formal investigation to be able to ask questions and to be able to get to the hard of the things that donald trump is hiding and what i believe this hearing did with cohen is not only he produce some initial evidence, if you listen to the democrats line of questioning, they were able to pull out names like alan weisselberg and others and start to ask questions of trump's tax returns that teed up the opportunity for them to follow up on, some of the conversations that was started at this hearing. whether they politically feel like they are in a place to formally call it impeachment proceedings and start th

. >> aisha, let me get your thoughts on this because there are some interesting numbers that show morets want policy that's bring major change. to be the driving force of the campaign, even though as we mentioned the economy's doing well and even though policies might be more expensive and more difficult to pass into law as we hear some of these issues that republicans have jumped on as socialist, things like medicare for all and what have you. in the polls -- in the poll voters also valued things like bold ideas in their main priority over someone who focused just on beating trump. which do you think should be the focus of the candidate and the party going forward? is it beating trump or is it trying to make it an you shall-centric race? >> here's the thing. we can chew gum and walk. i think it needs to be both. what you're seeing is that democrats know that the strategy of just resist, resist, resist is not necessarily aing long-term strategy to transform the nation. we need to resist donald trump and get rid of donald trump because he is a horrible actor for this country. at the sam

you are embassies in kenya and tanzania. >> aisha, tongue tied.but this president is unfamiliar. i've never been to nambia. maybe that's a new movie coming out. what duid you think about this. renerve renerversion. we're fighting for the furniture of our children. >> his supporters think that's charming. it's frightening. we should be afraid and dismayed that the president of the united states is clearly just not that bright. just not that intelligent that he even knows how to put words together. there's a reason why he uses twitter. not only because it's 140 characters, you can be succinct, you don't have to be elaborate. he's governing in the same way he's making those gaffes. >> this is childish but the president has been childish but why can't joe biden control himself. he had to do one thing. don't announce for president. >> i think it's something that we're going to have to get used to. he's very gaffe prone, but i think if donald trump's going after him the way he is, it kind of shows he's scared. >> joe biden, i like him. he's never hurt a

of us really we only came to know about it earlier this morning when the city ice as one of city aisha's lawyers came up and told us to expect something big. all the press prosecutors said this morning was that they were instructed the stance of lee by the malaysian attorney general to withdraw the charges to apply to the bot to withdraw withdraw the charges against city ayesha no explanation as to why one of the prosecutors did tell us on the sidelines that the decision was based on several representations but did not go beyond that and put some of these representations have been from the indonesian foreign ministry joseph because you had the delusion foreign ministry spokesman saying quote close cooperation involving different institutions and indonesian government lawyers to police is this a case of not really been given the priority it should receive and. bilateral missions taking a precedence order modernist edition well earlier today after the ice has released noonish as a long list minister mr yes one allowed to all the press conference that her release was the culmination of conc

howard, aisha, glenn, thanks to each of you. house intelligence chair adam schiff is going to weigh in tonight. rachel maddow interview. 9:00 p.m. eastern. you may not want to miss that one. coming up, we dig deeper into the mueller report and what you the public will be allowed to see. i have some witnesses from our memorable mueller panel back to talk about the end of the probe and what they think is in a report that their words contributed to. later obama's attorney general squaring off the vice president of the united states responding to holder's interview on this very show. you might want to see that. we're going to show it to you. if it's friday, it's just blaze and amen in a fall back friday for the ages. i'm excited about it. all that, coming up. you're watching "the beat" on msnbc. whenever we're about to get on a stage for a huge audience, i always give my dad, like, a facetime kinda moment. you see the crowd, you see the emotion. you know, he has that experience for the first time with me, and that's really important

howard fineman, aisha moody mills, clen kershner, thanks to each of you. i want to share a programming note. house chairman adam schiff is going to weigh in tonight. rachel maddow interview. 9:00 p.m. eastern. you may not want to miss that. >>> coming up, we dig deern into the battle over the mueller report and what you the public will be allowed to see. >>> also i have some witnesses from our memorable mueller panel back to talk about the end of the probe and what they think is in a report that their words contributed to. >>> later, obama's attorney general squaring off the vice president of the united states responding to holder's interview on this very show. you might want to see that. we're going to show it to you. >>> and then, if it's friday, it's just blaze and amy mohideen in a "fallback friday" for the ages. all that coming up ahead. i'm ari melber. you're watching "the beat" on msnbc. re watching "the beat" on msnbc. when considering another treatment, ask about xeljanz xr a once-daily pill for adults with moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis

paris and some countries who are not interested in taking advantage of the benefits of the carbon is aisha's britain over complaint britain is very well on track. that's good to know there were all these children leaving school on friday every week and then was all the traffic brought to a whole borough organizations like the extinction rebellion of things you know and i am very grateful for all of those demonstrations on the streets because this really is about that generation we are trying to change the course here out of our of the economy onto a low carbon or no carbon economy but that generation that is out there on the streets are the ones who are going to have to finish the job i had my two young daughters with me in paris just to remind me every single day why are we doing this we're doing this for future generations we have d. carbonized in the economy for them we're not doing it fast enough and that's why they are in the streets because we're not doing it fast enough the political compromise in the paris agreement states the objective as being well below two and an aspirational obj

>> aisha, thank you so much, great to have you with us.vidence shows similarity between two deadly plane crashes involving boeing 737 max 8 jet, black box data from the wreck that killed 157 people last week is reminiscent of the lion air october crash that killed 189 people. pilots struggled to control the plane and tried to return to airport but crash. north carolina man accused of murdering his wife arrested in arizona, 35 miles away from mexican border, large amount of cash on him when he was stopped near tucson, wife's dianne's body found near home, this case prompted to look back into the death of first wife originally ruled an accident. camello accused of gunning frankie cali outside of staten island home, likely not mob related but said from a fight. now has x on the back as mafia targets, no criminal history prior to this incident. rescuing people in nebraska, record flooding already reported in 17 areas and just suspected to get worse. missouri river at 48 feet tomorrow. flood waters have come one-third damaging 60 buildings. pre

aisha curry turned 30 today's. she ends staff celebrated.t a rest day as the warriors plate dallas. evidently mr. more than any of us possibly could have imagined. dirks final game in the bay area. there he is with steve nash. maybe call into thousand seven, the warriors upset the maps in the playoff and he threw a garbage can against the wall. he signed it and took photos because memory lane. first quarter, dwight powell, former stamford star kicks out with a three and the maps were off and running and it is 12-2. luca has a step back triple and it is 22Ãseven. is working on a triple in the second quarter and the warriors are trying to stay

aisha here with more.: yeah, rob, jillian, $25 million, you thought report would put end to speculation, think again, mainstream news media trying to come to terms with the no-collusion headline now, some still looking for smoke as you said, now suggesting it's time for the democrat-controlled house to decide whether or not the president obstructed justice and if impeachment is still on the table but not everybody is buying this, white house press secretary sarah sanders taking to twitter here writing this, democrats and their liberal-media allies for two years slandered president trump for, quote, conspiring with russia. it was all a malicious preposterous lie given wall to wall media coverage despite zero evidence, there should never again happen to an american president. >> this gets to the problem we have with the media in america today, if you watch msnbc, if you watched cnn for the last 2 years, constant diet that donald trump colluded, for 2 years two networks have led the american people to conclus

arrangen thierry is a former federal prosecutor in new york and cnn legal and national security analyst aisha gapa is a former fbi special agent. in the sentence, asha, and what we heard from the judge, what was the message from that judge today? >> i think the message was that she was being fair and she was taking into account the severity of his crimes and the actions that he had taken both before and after his trial. i mean, look, she was in a very difficult position because i think there was a lot of pressure on her to sort of overcompensate, because of this, you know, pretty lenient sentence that was handed down last week. and that really wasn't her job. her job is to look at the case before her independently of that. and i think she managed to do that while also noting that he tampered with witnesses, he lied to the prosecutors, and that that should be taken into account in her sentence, as well. >> nicole, talk to me about the significance of these new charges that manafort is facing here in new york. they're state charges, so, again, we have mentioned a few times that it's out of reac

is aisha everhart present? i don't see her. is gloria barry present? i don't see her. is sean richards present? i don't see mr. richards. is there any other applicant to the police commission that is present? okay, seeing none, i will open up this item to public comment. if you would like to speak, you'll have two minutes to speak in favor of any of the candidates. please line up. in no particular order, to my left. thank you so much. do you want to begin, ms. mandel. >> thank you so much, supervisors. i'm donna mandel, i'm the legislative policy analyst for the public defender's office. this past friday, jeff asked me to come here today and speak on his behalf in favor of reappointing cindy alias to the police commission. he told me to say she is a long time activist and a long-term public defender. she has worked tirelessly for police and justice reform. he said there is no one he would recommend more strongly. i don't need to tell you how much jeff believed in criminal justice reform and in m police reform in particular. he wanted to see the police commission lead t

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charged with the murder of kim jong un's hoff brother a surprise move the charge against indonesian city aisha was dropped a vietnamese codefendant is still on trial. and algerian state television says present uphill as he's been to figure has arrived back home after getting medical treatment in switzerland is facing mass demonstrations and strikes across the country after a decision to run for a fifth. to arrange refugees have traveled to geneva from bangladesh to address the un human rights council. is also due to deliver a report on her visit to cox's bazaar refugee camp last month it's home to almost one million ranger who've been forced to escape from violence and neighboring man mom every jacka joins us now live from conses bazaar in bangladesh stephan just describe for us what it's like what you've been seeing in what is now the world's largest refugee camp. well it is extraordinary i've never seen anything so big and i don't even think that our images can do it justice you have these who are in everything goal direction you can hear the call to prayer now and what they're doing is a lo

yet, aisha, donald trump also went out of his way to do a huge solid for a former bush aide, scooter libby, who was convicted of a crime in office while serving a president. and donald trump has famously attacked the bush family, ran against jeb, was angry they didn't vote for him. that for many people was the ultimate public message of him saying houfrl terrible it is to go through this, however disloyal he may seem, in the end, end, in the end, he's willing to take pardons for former white house aides. >> yeah, i think the challenge, though, is you can't really predict what donald trump is going to show up at any moment in time. >> right. >> right? so for michael cohen, i think he got the message that i can't bank my future, the rest of my life on what this man might do two years, three years down the road if he's still in office. so one thing i want to remind us, too, ari, is that michael cohen is no sympathetic character. he is absolutely a ball faced liar. right now it is convenient for him to demonstrate remorse, to show some receipts, to show up with his luggage and drop off d

steve: all right, aisha thanks very much for the live report. we will be going out to the zone coming up in the next hour. the lee county alabama sheriff jay jones is going to have a press conference very shortly. here you can see. so video we brought in by twitter and other social media. the sheriff called the damage there catastrophic. the sheriff had to call the state and ask for help because there were more bodies than his four person office could handle. they were shortly met with 150 first responders sent from the state of alabama to try to figure out how many people are under that rubble. jedediah: just incredible, too, when you see that footage, the massive devastation. when you hear numbers like 23 dead including 8-year-old girl. you know, many of us have known people who have suffered through tragedies of this kind. mother nature can be very tough. just very glad to seat president tweeting on this coming early on stressing a message of unity, letting alabama know that we are with them and that, you know, suggesting that he is prepared

aisha, tonight labour will be disappointed that they weren't able to take control of they weren't ablee votes. it was very tight, just two votes in it. it wasn't just it was very tight, just two votes in it. it wasn'tjust hilary benn, it was a cross—party delegation. they we re was a cross—party delegation. they were trying to push the prime minister into notjust negotiating with the erg but actually negotiating with the house. it could help strike out things that parliament didn't like and narrow down the choices where a consensus could be reached. i think in some ways this strengthens her arm a little bit when it comes back to that meaningful vote but remember, the tories are still very divided and many conservatives voted against and many conservatives voted against an extension. many in her cabinet as well. andrea leadsom, liz truss. the tragedy about where we might end up as we may end up being bullied, parliament might end up being bullied into a vote it doesn't want. that is not what the brexit dream is all about. when you look at some of the comments over the last 24 hours, ten

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steve: aisha joins us live what's the latest on this tuesday morning. >> good morning to you.e this upclose, first hand is absolutely horrifying. and i want to show you something that really struck out to me. take a look over here. this is a high chair that was thrown so far away from the home that it belonged to. and to me it really tells a story of a family that built a home for their child, a home that is now gone. of the remains of it you see all over the place here. you see cushions of a couch there. you see a pillow a book, somebody's book. just completely torn up there and back that way that's what's left of the house just the foundation and few pieces of wood left behind and looks like a car still parked back there as well. and i want you to come over here with me because i want to show you just how strong this tornadoes was. that's a dryer. it's a crumpled up piece of melts that's what a dryer was. take look at the damage in daylight as well. i want to show you what folks have been dealing with digging through to find anything recognizable. we have seen cars crushed a

customs union as a last resort known as the backstop this instrument provides really food critic aisha'sand legal guarantees on the nature of the decks the backstory is an insurance policy nothing more nothing less the intention is look for it to be used like every insured sports and if. it were ever to be used if we know of the threat having an insurance policy to guarantee that there would never be a heartbeat it is absolutely right it only has the u.k. so it's in the belfast will try to agreement but if we ever have to use that insurance policy it cannot become a permanent arrangement i just knocks the template for our future relationship. the deal the ten p.c. version done in january was not strong enough to make that clear and legally binding changes were needed to set that right today we have agreed to them well let's bring in john johnston needs a politics reporter for politics home political news website he joins us via skype from london so how significant are these legally binding changes with the e.u. that tourism a appears to have secured with her brags that deal do we know th