>> that he and andrea got closer. he and andrea had decided that they were soulmates.old me that andrea was adamant that she would not leave her husband and her two kids. >> andrea was interested in hemy but would never leave her husband. that was the message rusty sneiderman's wife was sending her boss, the defense would argue. and the defense promised to prove to the jury that the inner turmoil these mixed signals stirred up in hemy neuman was enough to push this mild-mannered but troubled man over the edge and into the realm of legal insanity. >>> coming up -- >> i've been kicked, i've been slapped, i've been whipped and those things you don't forget. >> haunting secrets from hemy's past. and a question, did celebrity voices drive him to kill? when "dateline" continues. steven could only imaginem 24hr to trenjoying a spicy taco.burn, now, his world explodes with flavor. nexium 24hr stops acid before it starts for all-day all-night protection. can you imagine 24-hours without heartburn? i'with uncontrollederson who moderate-to-severe eczema, . or atopic dermatitis...

andrea?tammy, it's just extraordinary and i keep thinking of the little girl and the terror that she must have been feeling with her mom in the bathtub and thank god they're safe, but obviously the aftershocks and aftereffects are profound. thank you. thank you so much for what you're doing down there. >> and coming up here, unplugged. the president letting loose on everything from the mueller investigation to democrats in the longest speech of his presidency. we'll take a closer look coming up. stay with us on msnbc. g up stay with us on msnbc. (vo) we're carvana, the company who invented car vending machines and buying a car 100% online. now we've created a brand new way for you to sell your car. whether it's a few years old or dinosaur old, we want to buy your car. so go to carvana and enter your license plate, answer a few questions, and our techno-wizardry calculates your car's value and gives you a real offer in seconds. when you're ready, we'll come to you, pay you on the spot, and pic

"andrea mitchell reports" starts right a now. >>> and right now on "andrea mitchell reports," 47 months, a light sentence for paul manafort sparking outrage from many but sympathy for the president. >> i feel very badly for paul manafort. i think it's been a very, very tough time for him. the judge said there was no collusion with russia. it's had nothing to do with collusion, t there was no collusion. >>> damage control. democrats trying to repair their party's rift over hate t speecha new target forec president trum. >> i thought that vote was a disgrace. the democrats have become an anti-israel party. they've become an anti-jewish party. and that's too bad.h y. >> i think what we did yesterday, passing this resolution that basically condemns discrimination in its many forms, i think that's a positive thing, right? that's a good thing to do, it passed overwhelmingly. that doesn't mean that we shouldn't separately call anti-semitism when we see it. >>> and who runs the world? on this international women's day, a focus on gender equality. >> what do you tell little girls who are wonderi

"andrea mitchell reports" starts right now. >>> and right now on "andrea mitchell reports," under fire and fury. an angry president trump accuses house democrats of overreach after three committees broaden the scope of their investigations well beyond the mueller probe. >> there has to be a check on the executive. we have to protect the rule of law. that's what we're here for. >>> coming up, presidential candidate and senate judiciary committee member amy klobuchar. >>> a multimedia dollar merger to punish cnn. >> the president often muses out loud about the companies he doesn't like and doesn't understand why he can't unilaterally using the power of government to push them. >>> an alabama tragedy. communities coming together after the deadliest tornado outbreak in six years. the father of a 10-year-old girl killed in the storm tells lester holt how police stopped him as he rushed to the scene. >> you told the police, obviously, who you were looking for. >> they were very kind to let me come be with her and helped me carry her out. they had to help a little bit. >>> and good day, every

>> that's right, andrea. we may all be back here together tomorrow because roger stone is in hot water over this introduction to a book that appeared online. the judge has already concluded roger stone and his team were not straight with her about this. she has said in a ruling that any consequences that flow electric that are on the defendant. she has set the stage for a possible contempt order that could land roger stone in jail. it's not certain. it's one of the possibilities that could happen tomorrow. we'll be watching it closely. >> judge jackson has been patient with roger stone by my interpretation and others as well in that there have been sequential violations of that gag order, chug one that was egregious, which was a tweet that seemed to be targeting her personally and raising security issues for a federal judge. we don't know what she will decide. she seems to be judicious judging from her comment and sentence, we don't know how she'll approach roger stone and his explanations tomorrow. >> not ju

"andrea mitchell reports" starts right now. >>> and right now on "andrea mitchell reports," true lies. a new poll shows more people believe a man indicted for lying to congress than believe the president of the united states, as michael cohen makes a return appearance to capitol hill today. >>> rocket man. new images first obtained by nbc news show north korea is rebuilding a long range rocket site just 48 hours after the failed trump/kim summit. >> this is not just random maintenance activity. this is clearly activity that is designed to send a message. >>> and the most dangerous place to be a child. nbc news travels to a country where cameras have not been allowed in years for a firsthand look at the 1.5 million children fighting for their very survival. >> this is the most dangerous place in the world for children, harder than syria. it's dangerous because the violence prevents supplies from getting through. >>> and good day, everyone, i'm andrea mitchell in washington where we are on michael cohen watch again. president trump's convicted former fixer says he will be speaking with

i'll just say this, andrea. america needs joe biden a lot more than he just needs to be the president of the united states. we need joe biden. >> thanks for being with us today, we appreciate your perspective. thank you, harold. >>> coming up, breaking news from boston where the fbi has broken up what they call an alcohol college cheating scam. you're watching "andrea mitchell reports" only on msnbc. msnbc cal: we saved our money and now, we get to spend it - our way. ♪ valerie: but we worry if we have enough to last. ♪ cal: ellen, our certified financial planner™ professional, helps us manage our cash flow and plan for the unexpected. valerie: her experience and training gave us the courage to go for it. it's our "confident forever plan"... cal: ...and it's all possible with a cfp® professional. find your certified financial planner™ professional at letsmakeaplan.org. itso chantix can help you quit "slow turkey." along with support, chantix is proven to help you quit. with chantix you can keep smoking at first

>> reporter: hi there, andrea. we're here in parliament square where several thousand people have gathered throughout the day today. most of the folks that are out here today want the united kingdom to leave the european union. they are angry to say the least that this hasn't happened sooner. and you talk to most of the people out here and they feel they have been betrayed by their government. they don't support either mainstream party, the labor or the conservative party. and funnily enough, many of the people we spoke to here say they want a donald trump type figure to take control here, a member of not mainstream politics, somebody that will deliver to them what they want. but of course that only gives half the picture. there is half the country here who don't want a donald trump type figure and there are deep divisions in the uk which don't look like they're going to heal anytime soon. what the fact of the matter is here, that neither side seems to be getting what they want. so the country remains in deadlock.

"andrea mitchell reports" starts now. hi, andrea. >> hello. thanks so much, chris jansing. right now on "andrea mitchell reports," off to the races. beto o'rourke raises money as a candidate while joe biden almost makes it official. >> i have the most progressive of anybody running -- of anybody who would run. [ cheers and applause ] i didn't mean -- [ cheers and applause ] >> of anybody who would run. >> lashing out in a weekend-long twitter tirade, president trump once again insults the late senator john mccain seven months after the death of the american war hero. >> he spends his weekend obsessing over great men because he knows it, and i know it and all of you know it, he will never be a great man. >> what was your instinctive reaction when you heard that? >> repulsive. repulsive. this is the moral vandalism that we see of the president that you speak kind of the dead and the guy who sacrificed for his country. >> more of cory booker with hardball's chris matthews coming up and threat assessment. chief of staff mick mulvaney is on damage control after the president sai

>> reporter: good afternoon, andrea.embers of the national transportation safety board are assisting with the investigation. boeing is also sending a team to the crash site and we are learning more about the identity of the victims. this is a very diverse passenger list. at least 30 different nationalities onboard. you mentioned the eight americans. there were also at least 32 kenyans and one of them was a young student at georgetown law. his name was cedric asiawugu and a third-year georgetown law student from mumbasa, kenya. he'd been returning to kenya to visit family after his fiance's mother passed away. sadly, his classmates are now mourning his passing. the united nations include 21 of its staff were killed in this crash. those were humanitarian aid workers and many of whom were on their way to a big environmental conference here in nairobi that began this morning. sadly, they didn't make it. andrea? >> sarah harmon in nairobi, thank you so much and tom costello here. what are the chances that the faa will make a

andrea mitchell reports starts right now. >> i'm andrea mitch kneell in washington where we will hear from donald trump. the president clinging total exoneration clinging to mueller's conclusion that the trump campaign did not conspire or coordinate with russia to influence the 2016 election. the president's own actions did not constitute obstructive conduct while ignoring a critical quote within the mueller report that while this report does not conclude that the president committed a crime it also does not exonerate him. this morning you'll hear from experts on the key questions that we're still asking, why did the special counsel after two years of investigating leave the obstruction decision to the attorney general. how did he reach his conclusion after 48 hours after getting the report. will mueller's no collusion conclusion impact president trump's approach to vladimir putin and russia, and most importantly for millions of americans and the lawmakers who represent them will the american people get to see the mueller report for themselves? nbc white house correspondent kristen we

pamela: muchas gracias, andrea.lÁs maduro ha dicho que lo va a detener. pamela: a continuaciÓn, encuentran a dos hermanas de cinco y ocho aÑos de edad borja: que estuvieron perdidas en un bosque de california y tenemos al desenlace. y dos presuntas vÍctimas de abuso sexual cuentan los detalles de lo que vivieron con michael jackson. la familia del cantante responde. ya regresamos. ♪ pamela: seguimos con mÁs de ediciÓn digital, y les contamos que dos hermanas estaban disfrutando el calor de california tras haber existido perdidas 48 horas. salieron que su mamÁ no les habÍa dado permiso, y no supieron cÓmo volver. tomaron agua y comieron arÁndanos silvestres luego de que se les terminaron las barras de granola. habÍan perdido la voz por estar gritando durantes estas 44 horas. ya estÁn disfrutando del calorcito de su hogar en california. mÁs de 200 horas se desplegaron para buscar las. borja: un hombre sobreviviÓ tacos.todo comenzo cuando jeremy tylor salio con su mascota "ally" a tanquear el carro en oregon pero se qu

andrea cedeÑo nos informa.terminÓ su cuento ocultamiento y falta metro de dato en la declaraciÓn jurada del patrimonio encargado. >> viaje que ha realizado 91 viajes al exterior sin autorizaciÓn de la asamblea nacional y justificaciÓn alguna, andrea: por el presidente interino juan guaidÓ tanto la figura del contralor y el parlamento son inexistente por ser la asamblea nacional constituyente un ente ilegÍtimo. juan guaidÓ: no existe una inhabilitaciÓn, y un pueblo determinado recuperar la libertad. andrea: por tal razÓn este intento del rÉgimen de apartarlo de la escena polÍtica. juan guaidÓ: el pueblo venezolano se va a confundir con una falsa inhabilitaciÓn. andrea: por tanto para muchos estÁ la acciÓn violan a inmunidad parlamentaria de juan guaidÓ. >> este acto debe cumplir con un debido proceso, y sobre todo un proceso judicial no deberÍa tener efectividad porque transgrede los artÍculos 65 y 200 de la constituciÓn. andrea: el parlamento europeo reitera el reconocimiento de Él le presidente interino a su c

andrea mitchell is coming up, "andrea mitchell reports" starts right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," cruel cuts. lawmakers tear into secretary devos after she announces $18 million of cuts including from special olympics. an organization that lifts up millions of athletes like derek from texas. >> it's a blessing moment to be part of a great organization, special olympics. and i really enjoy being around athletes that love to compete and have fun and do their best. win or lose, we're all winners in our hearts. >>> coming up here, tim schreiber, chairman of the special olympics, joins me with his reaction. >>> the matriarch at the end of her life, former first lady barbara bush opening up about her decades-long dislike of donald trump, even blaming him for her heart trouble over his attacks over her son jeb. >> poor, poor jeb who brings out his mother because he needed help. mommy, please come, walk in the snow, mom. i like his mother. but i don't like that stuff. >>> and rising star. democratic leaders are pressing stacey abrams to run for the senate in georgia. but is she

andrea cedeÑo dice por quÉ asumen esto como un triunfo polÍtico.: precisÓ que 2000 kilos voluntario de la cruz roja dispuestos a ayudar la distribuciÓn, aunque no dio mayores detalles para evitar riesgos en el proceso. asegurÓ que cuenta con el aval del lÍder nicolÁs maduro. francesco rocca: yo no crees que nadie, ni el seÑor maduro, ni el seÑor guaidÓ, se puedan esta vegana, nadie. andrea: el presidente interino juan guaidÓ se adjudicó este anuncio como un triunfo, medio de la crisis general que afecta al paÍs. juan ruido: tenemos que estar listos para impedir que la ayuda sea utilizada con fines corruptos y miserables. andrea: por esta dado por la comisiÓn de seguimiento a la ayuda comunitaria y su presidente. >> el rÉgimen se ha visto obligado a permitir la ayuda entre nuestro paÍs. andrea: pizarro desestimÓ el cargamento proveniente de china se llegÓ a territorio nacional este viernes. dice que no se trata de verlo humanitaria. eso, a pesar que el ministro de industria, dijo que este cargamento servirÁ para dotar centros de salud. >> garantizar

andrea: los artistas se pronunciaron.i fundación es de venezuela, todo lo que yo sé es venezolano, mi mamá está conmigo acá y de verdad lo más importante es la libertad. andrea: la presencia del puma rodríguez, quien tras haber recibido un trasplante de pulmones regresó a escena por la causa fue movilizante. puma: es tan simple y sencillo pedir libertad después de 20 años de ignominia, de dictadura. andrea: el conferencista mexicano daniel habib conmovió. daniel: y usted, nicolás, se pudrió antes de madurar. todos: [festejan] daniel: sepa esto: que el líder más poderoso del mundo no es aquel que tiene un ejército a su mando o una fortuna a sus pies o un centenar de sirvientes o un millar de mujeres o una bomba nuclear a pulso de su pulgar, el líder más poderoso del mundo es aquel que no le entrega el poder a nadie de hacerle daño ¡y le entrega el poder a dios de hacer con él lo que quiera! [aplausos] andrea: y en el medio la llegada a colombia del presidente encargado juan guaidó, a quien le habían prohibido salir de vene

"andrea mitchell reports" starts right now. >>> good day, i'm andrea mitchell in washington. we'll have all the news from capitol hill where president trump is heading this hour, plus a live interview with presidential candidate kamala harris. first, of course, the breaking news from chicago, another stunning turn of events in the case of actor jussie smollett. prosecutors in cook county dropping felony disorderly conduct charges against smollett for allegedly lying to police about being the victim of a hate crime. the case will be expunged and all records sealed. mr. smollett's attorneys released a statement saying their client was vilified and made to appear as a perpetrator as a result of false remarks made to the public causing an inappropriate rush to judgment. jussie and many others were hurt by these unfair and unwarranted actions. let's bring in msnbc's anne thompson in chicago, msnbc legal analyst danny cevallos joins us by phone. we're waiting for him to come out of the court. tell us what's happened so far. >> he was in court earlier this morning, andrea, where the

andrea will join us from israel in just a moment. but we begin with president trump on a day when anticipation is building to a fever pitch, telling reporters he doesn't know any more than the rest of us about when the mueller report will drop, and then continuing his favorite line of attack. >> i call it the witch hunt. it's all a big hoax. so we'll see what happens. i know that the attorney general, highly respected, ultimately will make a decision. >> attorney general barr will be the center of attention once the mueller report hits his desk because he'll eventually make the final decision about how much of it is seen by both congress and the american people. joining me now, nbc white house correspondent kristen welker, msnbc international affairs analyst michael mcfaul, former u.s. ambassador to russia. msnbc justice and security analyst matt miller, and msnbc legal analyst mimi rocah, former assistant u.s. attorney in the southern district of new york. kristen, the president kept it short and sweet on the south lawn this morning

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andrea cedeÑo nos informa.io encargado. >> viaje que ha realizado 91 viajes al exterior sin autorizaciÓn de la asamblea nacional y justificaciÓn alguna, andrea: por el presidente interino juan guaidÓ tanto la figura del contralor y el parlamento son inexistente por ser la asamblea nacional constituyente un ente ilegÍtimo. juan guaidÓ: no existe una inhabilitaciÓn, y un pueblo determinado recuperar la libertad. andrea: por tal razÓn este intento del rÉgimen de apartarlo de la escena polÍtica. juan guaidÓ: el pueblo venezolano se va a confundir con una falsa inhabilitaciÓn. andrea: por tanto para muchos estÁ la acciÓn violan a inmunidad parlamentaria de juan guaidÓ. >> este acto debe cumplir con un debido proceso, y sobre todo un proceso judicial no deberÍa tener efectividad porque transgrede los artÍculos 65 y 200 de la constituciÓn. andrea: el parlamento europeo reitera el reconocimiento de Él le presidente interino a su cÍrculo cercano con esta decisiÓn sobre la figura de juan guaidÓ se intensifica la tensiÓn

>> it certainly has, andrea. a lot of folks will remember that last week michael cohen testified that he has never asked for a pardon from president trump, nor would he accept one. overnight his attorney lanny davis telling nbc news that in reality, going back to those early days after his offices were raided, that in fact there was some discussion about a potential pardon, that he directed his attorney to have that discussion with rudy giuliani. here is the important thing to know about that time frame, andrea. there was a joint defense agreement between cohen and the president's legal team. so it allows them to have those sorts of conversations. now, according to lanny davis, those conversations ended, of course, once the joint defense agreement ended. and so he's standing by the testimony, that original testimony by michael cohen. but rudy giuliani taking aim at michael cohen, essentially saying he used the word "never," never means never, it doesn't just apply to the time when he had a joint defense agreement

andrea mitchell joins us live from jerusalem, next on "andrea mitchell reports" only on msnbc.s time, it's his turn. you have 4.3 minutes to yourself. this calls for a taste of cheesecake. philadelphia cheesecake cups. rich, creamy cheesecake with real strawberries. find them with the refrigerated desserts. >>> i speak with prime minister netanyahu all the time. we're declining to meet with him, i'm declining to meet with him simply because our general policy is we don't meet with any world leader two weeks before their election. i think that's inappropriate. >> that was president obama back in 2015 when he refused to grant israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu a pre-election visit. but the trump white house doesn't have the same reservations, announcing that netanyahu will visit president trump in washington and have dinner at the white house next week, just before his april 9th election. joining me now is nbc's chief foreign affairs correspondent and the anchor of this program, andrea mitchell from jerusalem. andrea, this is a pretty notable show of support from the trump

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andrea, lovely to see you, thank you so much.nyahu been using this relationship with president trump so far in this election? >> he's been using him in billboards, in tv ads, in all kinds of ways. and then this high profile visit today with secretary pompeo talking about the strong relationship that president trump has done historic things from his perspective, which is moving the u.s. embassy to jerusalem where we are right now, from tel aviv, basically recognizing jerusalem as the capital of israel which has not been done by previous administrations, republican or democratic. it was very controversial with arab states because it basically shuts off a whole negotiating position for the palestinians who also have a claim to this city as their prospective capital if there ever was a palestinian state. that two-state solution also very much at issue. you may have seen that photo opportunity, i was pulled out by israeli security while he was answering. from secretary pompeo's perspective, i cornered him in warsaw. what happened was

andrea: la persecuciÓn de la presa el venezolano cesa.lÉctrica del paÍs. su esposa, la periodista, quien ademÁs es paciente de cáncer, acudiÓ a la sede de la fiscalÍa para exigir su liberaciÓn. precisÓ que tambiÉn recibiÓ amenazas por parte de los agentes de inteligencia que allanaron su residencia. >>luis carlos no altera cÓdigos, no es un hacker. reportera: informar en venezuela representa cada vez un riesgo mayor. 40 periodistas detenidos en lo que va de aÑo, es el saldo que maneja el sindicato nacional de grabado de la presa. >>expresarse de venezuela tiene un costo. reportera: la alta comisionado, michelle bachelet, exigiÓ tener contacto con luis carlos. >>levantamos nuestra voz por el caso de luis carlos dÍaz que fue secuestrado por los Órganos de seguridad. andrea: maduro insiste en culpar a guaidÓ, el fiscal general, dijo que habÍa comenzado una mitigaciÓn en su contra. >>por su presunta implicaciÓn en el sabotaje realizado al sistema elÉctrico nacional. andrea: rodrÍguez informÓ que ya se restituyÓ casi en su totalidad el servici

andrea, buenos dÍas. andrea: buenos dÍas. saludos nuevamente desde caracas.ha dejado un saldo que lamentar. >> a pocos minutos de que ocurriÓ la falla elÉctrica ya anunciaban una cantidad de muertos que no ocurrieron ni van a ocurrir. andrea: nicolÁs maduro aparece medio esta crÍtica situaciÓn dando instrucciones, dejando poco aliento sobre la fecha en la que podrÍa restablecerse el servicio elÉctrico. >> el sistema de recuperaciÓn ahora sÍ despuÉs de los ataques que hemos recibido hoy en la maÑana, ayer en la madrugada y anteayer sean estables. andrea: esto ha sido una calamidad que no se sabe cuÁndo va finalizar. comunicarse es casi imposible medio del colapso los venezolanos hacen maromas para conseguir seÑal en sus telÉfonos celulares. >> mi familia estÁ en barinas, no tengo comunicaciÓn con ellos de ninguna manera. andrea: ante la falta de agua y luz ya poco importa dÓnde puedan suplir necesidades bÁsicas. rÍos y manantiales comenzaron a convertirse en los nuevos sanitarios. en algunos comercios han tenido que ingeniÁrselas para mantenerse operativos com

francisca: andrea.s chicos y no quieren algo apretado,te pones unos jeans o si tienes el puede hacer que el look de gimnasio parezca de vestir. angÉlica: a veces no queremos enseÑar tanto y nos ponemos una chaqueta de cueroo una camisa. andrea: estar muy de moda estos mensajes sobre las franelas que te empoderan. si te sientes bien, vas a dar el 100%. vamos al segundo que me encanta. adÁptaste en tu diseÑoslos estampados. usando la tendencia del gimnasio con colores fosforescentes, colores neones.n angÉlica: esta tendencia esta super de moda. para recorrer a los niÑos en el colegio, ir a un desayuno con una amiga, le ponemos una chaqueta. andrea: yo lo que hice fue incorporar un body de terciopelo que es una tendencia que estÁ presente para la primavera y logras que este atuendosea para hacer diligencia. Ángelica:eso te hace sentir un poco mÁs segura y más cubierta. andrea: vamos a hablar de este atuendo que me encanta. este atuendo es de un color oscuro. Ángelica:de hecho el que tiene las tiras atrÁs h

andrea cedeÑo dice por quÉ asumen esto como un triunfo polÍtico.n guaidÓ se adjudicó este anuncio como un triunfo, medio de la crisis general que afecta al paÍs. juan ruido: tenemos que estar listos para impedir que la ayuda sea utilizada con fines corruptos y miserables. andrea: por esta dado por la comisiÓn de seguimiento a la ayuda comunitaria y su presidente.tila ayuda entre nuestro paÍs. andrea: pizarro desestimÓ el cargamento proveniente de china se llegÓ a territorio nacional este viernes. dice que no se trata de verlo humanitaria. eso, a pesar que el ministro de industria, dijo que este cargamento servirÁ para dotar centros de salud. >> garantizar en toda costa los medicamentos que nuestro pueblo necesite. andrea: dÍas atrÁs nicolás maduro se mostrÓ dispuesto para aceptar ayuda, asÍ sea proveniente de estados unidos. la ayuda humanitaria que entrÓ por la frontera debe debe ser constatar para que cumpla con los protocolos requeridos.mÉn una buena noticia. el rÉgimen ortega aceptÓ la liberaciÓn definitiva de los presos polÍticos. esto implica

bad news in a country where the share of women in the workforce is actually already free or well andrea just very very briefly is gender inequality actually a topic that people talk about in singapore. it is very much so a recent article read these details on the ministry of manpower here in singapore that has discussed these issues right now in parliament educating and trying to finalize policies that actually increase support families and one of the moms to ensure a better workplace as well as a better career ok they've risen for women in singapore all right andrea and singapore thank you so much also sonia found the car in delhi thanks for keeping us company. hammel. the perfect recipe for success in the desert. doumani and it's the fact that in every sense you know if you take. advantage of the west in samarra if it's a prayer and enterprising scariest bunch of kinds of. caliphate such a simple idea that's bringing hope to many. global three thousand and thirteen interest on. what secrets lie behind these mosques. find out in an immersive experience and explore fascinating worlds cu

andrea: es mÁs inspirado en la realeza.es en repÚblica dominicana, algo mÁs tropical. en miami puedes optar por una combinaciÓn de ambos. francisca: quiero saber quÉ estilo de vestido de usar. alan: si es en repÚblica dominicana, puede ser algo mÁs fresco. andrea: queremos que elijan expresiÓn del vestido de francisca en las redes sociales de "despierta amÉrica". pueden elegir entre el vestido mÁs sensual, escotado, o el clÁsico. carlos: tu marido se va desmayar con la tv a entrar. -- te vea entrar. andrea: y si estamos casadas, no solemos a casar si ganamos el ramo. carlos: yo te agarre el ramo. dale. andrea: chiqui, faltan mÁs. dale, dale. karla: tale, franz. [risas] carlos: celosa que, francis, gracias. -- se lo saquÉ, francis. gracias! carlos: te ves preciosa, te felicito. francisca: muchas gracias . andrea: la opiniÓn que cuenta es de ustedes. es el look mÁs sensual o mÁs conservador. tomaremos ese encuentro con las llamas a elegirlo. alan: debemos en la boda, francis. karla: lÚcete. bravo. [aplausos] carlos: que viva

following orders, andrea brought thousands of dollars to ria, in santa ana making a money transfer tomore money from another business, and then the last thousand was done at this rite aid in newport beach.it was 4500 dollars in all."i want to let all parents know if a phone call comes through, from a number they don't recognize do not answer that call." (vicki) that was michele gile reporting. police say the first red flag of this kind of scam is if the caller tries to prevent you from hanging up and contacting the victim. (anchor) taking a live look outside... at the san mateo bridge.(anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: the clouds returned to our skies today with cooler temperatures. highs were in the 60s and low 70s. you can see some rain showing up on the doppler as the storm creeps closer. on the satellite you can see the storm off the coast. rain will pick up especially after midnight and be heavy into early morning. showers will continue during the day with a slight chance of isolated thunderstorms. highs will be

and i'm going to pose some questions to andrea. and after a while, we'll get to the audience for the q&a for the last 30 minutes. if we could start in the nonproliferation field, with the mpt review conference coming up in a little more than a year, there's a lot of concern about how that's going to go, given the breakdown in some areas of nonproliferation. but on the positive side, the p5 had what i understand was a productive meeting in beijing in late january, where they talked about not just the glossary of nuclear terms but how to promote nonproliferation, how to deal with elements in the arms control agenda. i wonder if, building on that, you could tell us a little bit about preparations for the review conference and what do you hope to see on the nonproliferation agenda. >> yeah, absolutely, thanks, mark. if i may take a couple of quick minutes out front, i want to allow quite a bit of time for the q&a, but i would be remiss if you didn't thank everyone here in the room for taking time on a gorgeous d.c. monday. you have opt

andrea: claro que si. mÁs corta. francisca: tambiÉn tenemos otro modelo. >> el segundo modelo es un encaje con escote. este estilo estÁ muy de moda para las novias que se estÁn casando, para una ceremonia religiosa con algo clÁsico y conservador y que estÁn cuidando mucho el escote. esta modelo me dijo " andrea quiero mostrar mi busto de una manera linda y que no se vea vulgar", por eso decidiÓ optar por este vestido que tiene soporte en la parte del busto y me encanta porque si ves el sostÉn incorpora una tela blanca pero las mangas no tienen ese material lo que hace que puedas ver una transparencia y algo de piel sin verse muy recargada. francisca: se ve perfecto andrea: el velo es muy importante. lo pueden poner como mantilla en la cabeza o como peinado. y esta es nuestra productora. quÉ hermosa. es una mujer con curvas pero tiene una estatura baja. en este caso quisimos que no compitiera el atuendo con lo que ella use para este gran dÍa. quisimos cubrir sus mangas pero en este caso lo hice de una maner

kasie hunt in for andrea mitchell, hey, kasie. >> hi, craig, thank you so much. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," star search. is it style or substance that will help democrats stand out in a crowded field? >> you, if you so choose, can be part of the largest grassroots effort this country has ever seen. >> we can have national voting. and that means get ready of the electoral college. >> let's just take the opioid crisis. they should be prosecuted. >>> uncovered. new court documents reveal that robert mueller's team was investigating michael cohen for months before they raided the former trump lawyer's home and office and hint that they're not done yet. >> there's still redaction involving the campaign finance investigation which is apparently still going on. >>> and hot topic. the talk of climate change is heating up in a district that voted for donald trump in 2016. after a year of severe weather events. >> the dominant issue that most people were talking about was the importance of climate change. >> there's also a lot of talk here about the green new deal. do you support t

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it says the commons leader, andrea leadsom, described her colleagues as a remainer cabinet.he daily mail bemoans what it calls 1,000 wasted days, as it tallies up the time since the uk voted to leave the eu. and finally, the sun claims itv has sent it a letter detailing new plans to offer therapy for love islanders, after the death of two of its stars. so a varied set of front pages, with brexit dominating most. let's see what our reviewers make of it all. i think we have to start, really, in southern africa. 0n the guardian, this striking picture really only gives you a snapshot of the devastation that has been caused by this cyclone idai. the race to find survivors after the deadly cyclone. imean, itjust... survivors after the deadly cyclone. i mean, itjust... it is so awful, it is almost difficult to comprehend, isn't it? it is, and people are saying it is one of the worst weather—related disasters in the southern hemisphere, which sort of gives you a sense of the scale of it. the fourth largest city in mozambique is apparently now effectively in ireland, cut off from the

andrea mitchell is in our washington newsroom. andrea, what does this mean? >> lester, these two new satellite images taken just yesterday show even more construction at that rocket launch site. tonight a senior u.s. official saying, we do not know why they are taking these steps. they need to keep their commitments to the president. they want answers. this is a site kim jong-un promised to dismantle at their first summit. it was shut down last august. but these new photos now show how quickly kim can reverse steps to disarm. a state department official saying tonight there is still time to denuclearlize north korea before, as he puts it, the end of president trump's first term. but they have to start soon. and while he says they did close some gaps in hanoi, he described negotiating with north korea as a grinding process. lester? >> all right, andrea, thank you. >>> now to capitol hill where the house late today passed an anti-hate resolution after remarks by a freshman democrat were criticized as anti-semitic and left the democratic party divided. our kasie

andrea, what do you know? >> reporter: yeah. this is the house in question and there's been some major paint work done on this house over the last year and a half, but what many people have the biggest issue with is what's in the backyard. some neighbors say the owner has just gone a little too far. >> i don't like the way she did the backyard, you know. when i pass by 280 and look at hillsboro, not an amusement park. >> reporter: the backyard has been taken over of what's known as the flintstone home. even in the front driveway a yabba dabba do sign greets visitors on their way. in now with the additions some say it's an eyesore. >> you have to -- how do you say -- go with the area, you know, not like that. >> reporter: neighbor complaints led to a formal proceeding in front of the hillsboro administrative hearing panel which decided all the statues had to come down. >> you can't let people build first and then ask for permission later. >> reporter: but after numerous attempts to have the homeowner, florence fang, comply with t

andrea didn't know a lot but had listened to her chatter about jobs and marriages and her three kids. the youngest of whom was born with a dangerous condition called hydrorecei hydrocephalou. >> she embraced the challenge said ashley's mom. >> she went to washington, d.c. in fall of 2011 to speak before congress for funding for hydrocephalous so she had a full plate. >> i liked tom. he was a pretty good guy. very intelligent. >> jeff rodriguez was tom's boss at the county jail. they were corrections officers. >> he had a son that was sick so he did miss more work than most fellow officers liked. >> stressful draining thing, caring for a sick child. so maybe their new year's eve party was a way to hope for better times and take a break too. ashley's adoptive dad joel was at the party. >> there was dancing going on, people were having a good time. >> ashley seemed to be having a fine time. >> she and tom seemed to be getting on fine? >> they seemed to be getting along fine. >> that's when ashley and andrea went off into the kitchen, had a little party of their own. >> what were you drin

>> andrea, this case involves and unsealed, a manhattan grand jury 16 counts of fraud and conspiracy around that. we're still going through the indictment and piecing through it if you will. the district attorney here in new york has purview over manafort's properties in new york and some of his real estate transactions, this investigation -- >> and tom. >> yes. >> tom, let me just interrupt you for just a moment, the manafort defense lawyer has just come to the microphone. let's listen in. >> conceded there was absolutely no evidence of russian collusion in this case. two courts have ruled no evidence of any collusion with

or well andrea just very very briefly is gender inequality actually a topic that people talk about in singapore. it is very much so a recent article released details on the ministry of men power here in singapore that has discussed these issues right now in parliament they're debating and trying to finalize policies that actually increase supply samedi s. and moms to ensure a better workplace as well as a better career. favoritism for women in singapore all right agreeing in singapore thank you so much also when you found the car in delhi. that is business h l n t w thanks for keeping us company. to. the a. camel pace up the perfect recipe for success in the desert in doumani and it's the first in every sense you know if you take. the ph of the western sahara it gets me and interposing the scariest time of the coming. campaign is some idea that's bringing hope to many. global three thousand. nine hundred. i. am. everyone who loves books has to go insane. d.w. literature list a hundred plus street. slick. carefully to. sift through to be a good. lead to discover the world. the i. subsc

jeremy bash thank you. >> andrea mitchell we will watch andrea mitchell report at noon eastern righton msnbc. great to have you on. >> thank you. >> still heyde, mitch mcconnell won't let a vote on robert mueller's report see the light of day. >> why is that? because i thought it was a report vindicating the president. >> right exonerates is the word the president used. >> totally. >> he is incorrect. but any how, mitch mcconnell is eager to send the green new deal to the floor for a vote this afternoon. we explain the politics behind that move. meanwhile president trump appears to be plotting revenge, acheding critics of treason warning they'll be looked at. plus high-profile attorney michael avenatti arrested and charged with allegedly trying to shakedown nike. we'll have details on the two federal cases against him. "morning joe" is back in two minutes. "morning joe" is back in two minutes. to do whatever it takes, use every possible resource, to fight cancer. and never lose sight of the patients we're fighting for. our cancer treatment specialists share the same vision. experts f

francine: andrea jenkyns, thank you so much.u have never changed and they never voted for this. andrea jenkyns, conservative member of the u.k. parliament. we are back with hsbc economist janet henry. if you are a market participant you need to look at the variation, the possibility of the vote getting through and you need to make a pound call. it's a very binary outcome right now. >> it is. strategistsmost fx tend to take the view that you have to wait out the possibility -- probability. no deal or a hard brexit or soft brexit. they now think there is three probabilities. one of them is that we go into a long extension after the end of 2021, which would point to a firmer sterling. francine: we have some breaking news out of norway. norway deciding to take upstream oil companies out of the wealth fund. this is the largest wealth fund, one of the largest wealth funds in the world. norway is such a big oil country. 2 oil companies so this could actually move the industry. we will have 20 more from norway -- plenty more from norway

history, triggering widespread panic and fear, tonight our andrea mitchell, who was there to cover it, goes back to three mile island. >>> good evening, everyone. we start tonight with a presidential about-face over what's become an emotional and bipartisanot button. that white house proposal to cut money for special olympics. the president this afternoon in a sharp reversal declaring the c l olympics will be funded. the turn-about comes after his education cretary, betsy devos, faced a blistering backlash on capitol hill. our hallie jackson has late tails. to reporter: that controversial proposal called ofght. >> why cut money for the special olympics? why would yocut funding for that? >> the special olympics will be funded. i've been to the special blympics. i think it's incre and i just authorized a funding. ini heard about it this mo i have overridden my people. >> reporter: the president announcing an about-face after secretary betsy devos came under fire yet again today for proposed across-the-board cuts to the education department, cl ing more than $17 million from the special

andrea mitchell is in our washington newsroom. andrea, what is the reaction to all this?rd >> lester, yes we showed these satellite pictures that north korea was rebuding that key missile launch site within days of the failed summit. asked if kim jong-un was breaking a promise to r. trump held his fire today. >> we have to solve a problem. threlationship is good. i would be very disappointed if that were happening. i would be very, ver disappointed in chairman kim. and i don't think i will be, but we'll see what happens. >> but national security a john bolton is taking a much harder line, warning that if kim does not dismantle his weapons as promised, the u.s. might ramp up sanctions on the regime. lester? >> all right, andrea, thank you. >>> north korea just one of p' president trmajor policy initiatives in trouble tonight. there's also stunning news of the prident's trade war. the u.s. posting the largest trade deficit in history. jumping 10% in one year. that despite how the president has chosen to take on china. nbc's tom costello has details. >> reporter: at the last

ana: buenos dÍas, andrea. andrea: buenos dÍas y feliz viernes. padres y sus hijos. es un momento muy difÍcil así que mis oraciones y bendiciones van para Él andrea. tambiÉn la vimos vestida de novia asÍ que quiÉn sabe si en un futuro portarÁ este vestido con su pareja. y sabemos que jovana lo va a diseÑar porque son muy amigas. comentÓ que ella se atreve a vestirse de blanco antes de la boda porque no creen que sea de mala suerte. vamos a hablar ahora de lo que estÁ trending en las redes sociales. este es el restaurante que sirve el pedazo de carne mÁs costoso en el mercado. atenciÓn, golosos, y tienen un paladar aventurero con un gusto costoso presten atenciÓn. un atenciÓn de los famosos a nivel mundial escribiendo carne cubierta en plantillas de oro de 24 tes. el filete de seis onzas cuesta 400 $ y ha captado la atenciÓn de un sin fin de influencers quienes han comentado en las redes sociales que estÁn delicio que se les derrite en la boca. esta herramienta te resolverÁ la vida. es una tarjeta que puedes guardar en tu billetera o en el monedero

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will be voted on but andrea leadsom hasjust taken about what will be voted on but andrea leadsom hasut what will be voted on but andrea leadsom hasjust taken to her feet so let's go to that. to be of assistance to the house i can again confirm that should the house agree this motion it is intended that the sitting hours tomorrow will be the same as for a normal sitting friday with the house sitting from 9:30am at the moment of interruption at 2:30pm. should any urgent questions be allowed these would take place from 11am and the date would that make the debate would resume following these urgent questions in the normal way. i alsojoined these urgent questions in the normal way. i also joined those who recognise the hard work and dedication of the staff of the house in the civil service. i thank them for their support of us in this place and i'm grateful for them in advance should this motion be agreed. as i said to the house earlier today the motion tabled by the government this afternoon has been prepared in order that it complies with your ruling, mr speaker, whilst also reflecting