andrea, let me start with you.dent erdogan and both leaders are in the room, as we speak. if the putin summit wasn't taking so much of the oxygen this would be significant given the relationship developed over the past four years with president trump and president erdogan and the posture toward turkey and there are significant issues. i'm thinking of the only other time president biden spoke with president erdogan which was to tell him he would recognize the armenian genocide as such officially and formally. talk to us about the issues on the plate in this instance. >> well, it's been an icy relationship to say the least. they didn't talk and no congratulatory call after the election and no outreach frommed by tone erdogan until that decision on the anniversary of that horrible genocide to call him and say that the united states was finally going to recognize it as genocide, the massacre, and that was an unwelcome call, and he did not -- erdogan, interestingly did not erupt because he needs the united states, too.

andrea: seguiremos muy de cerca.el sistema elÉctrico de california por lo que tuvieron que emitir la primera alerta de la temporada para conservar andrea: sin duda lo mÁs fÁcil durante una ola de calor es prender el aire acondicionado, pero cuando millones lo hacen al mismo tiempo se corre el riesgo de que se sobrecarga la red elÉctrica y se produzcan apagones. esta semana tuvimos la primera alerta flex de la temporada para conservar energÍa. gabriela aborda ete tema. >> los meteorÓlogos temen que esta pequeÑa ola de calor y digo pequeÑa, es apenas la probada de lo que podrÍa pasar en este verano en el estado de california donde fuimos epicentro del calor no solamente a nivel nacional, sino a nivel mundial. haremos un enlace con gabriela que es vocera. muy preocupado por lo que puede pasar con el servicio elÉctrico de este estado. >> muchas gracias, gabriela. para explicar al principio sobre las alertas flex, son emitidas por la corporaciÓn de operador de sistema independiente de california en las alertas flex bÁsica

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andrea? >> thanks, ron. we're back to chief kaminsky. >> i know everybody wants to help and we have the properly trained individuals. they'll be assisting in different ways and that particular group is sponsored. [ inaudible question ] >> that's why they just check the credentials. i don't -- i don't know that. that's what i've been saying from, you know, where we are with our support. we have our state assets. we have our federal assets and that's the goal in regards to these missions. this is how we deploy our task force units because we know the training. definitely, we'll utilize resources, but if anyone had the opportunity, everybody would be out there. everybody would be out there, and that's the key. i can't overemphasize the risk that everyone's taking right now and we all know why we're doing it, but you know, and that's just where it's critical, but yes, we are utilizing them to the best that we can and we are very grateful for everyone's assistance. [ speaking foreign language ] >>

andrea, stand by.e. >> let's bring in richard engel. putin wants the u.s. to stay away nch either europe. russia is making inroads in places like syria and central africa. >> i don't see russia as making significant inroads. the big story has been nato enlargement up to russia's borders. ukraine pushing so heavily for the plan, and the united states saying not sure. they have gone to a revolution that is towards mmoscow. pro-western president s charge, in central asia the chinese are dominating. everywhere in the world russiad. they have nuclear weapons they can't use and cyber capabilities that they can, but they're a power in very serious decline, and this is something they desperately needed if they're showcasing it back at home saying look, we're still a super power, but they're not. >>> thank you for that perspective. richard, we want to draw you into our next hour of coverage. we are going to be here live with you alongside watching all of this coverage, live from geneva as the second part of thi

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>> i do, andrea. every american of the caucus and today we are living in a society with a very, very rich, phenomenally richer, jeff bezos is worth $200 billion. one person. meanwhile, the working class of this country is struggling. you've got 600,000 people who are homeless. you have parents who cannot afford child care and on top of all of that, we have to deal with the climate crisis which i think every scientist is telling us is going to be devastating for this country and the entire manet. we have to invest in transforming our energy system away from fossil fuel to sustainable injure and injure efficiency. so we have an enormous amount of work to be done and at a time when the very rich and large corporations are often not paying anything or very little in taxes, they'll have to pay their fair share so that we can protect working families in this country and deal with climate change. >> can we do it without a gas tax? a fossil fuel tax that it has ruled out. >> of course, we can. >> how do we do

>> this is from andrea wyatt. we want to thank the pennsylvania supreme court, and this is what we have been fighting for, and this is justice, and justice for black america, and this is the justice that mr. cosby has been fighting for. they saw the light, and waved his fifth amendment right and he was given a deal, and he never should have gone to jail, because he had immunity. >> kristen, i want to go to you with that line of justice for black america as apparently said in the statement. >> well, many people also forget -- >> kristen -- >> we can hear you. go ahead. >> geoff. >> people forget that part of black america is black women, and guess who else testified liselot lugan and she came in most commonly. so this is not justice for black america, and unless you forget about black women. so to get to the answer of your question, i apologize, because i am very distressed at his statement, and i wanteded to highlight that the court did not find him innocent, but vacated the conviction. it is a technicality, and t

andrea gonzÁlez tiene mÁs sobre esto.ros tres meses de la pandemia. arturo bustamante es profesor asociado del colegio de salud pÚblica y hoy se encuentra con nosotros para discutir este tema. muy buenas tardes . racias por estar con nosotros. en quÉ situaciÓn nos encontramos antes de la pandemia? sabemos que no es nuevo que no haya familias que no tienen suficiente para comer. >> mucha de esa familia son elegibles para atender a diversos programas que les ofrecen ayuda para comprar alimentos. despuÉs de la pandemia el incremento en el nÚmero de desempleados provocÓ un incremento en el nÚmero de familias que no tuvieron suficientes recursos para comer. andrea: de quÉ forma ha venido a la pandemia a empeorar esta situaciÓn? >> la pandemia hizo que muchas familias perdieron su empleo y esto a la vez redujo el ingreso para comprar alimentos. en los primeros tres meses golpeÓ el periodo, ya que el gobierno tuvo que reaccionar inmediatamente a esta situaciÓn. hubo una respuesta muy favorable en sentido de que se empezaron a en

>> thank you, andrea. the name of the complex is the champlain towers and the surfside condominium or residential apartment or whatever, it's limited to the champlagne towers and only part of it as you can see from the pictures and at 10:00 this morning based on information coming in from multiple sources, but have been confirmed sources, so that's ambulance transports, that is fire rescue and miami-dade police department, homicide units and that is our red cross and professionals working at the systems and reunification center working with people who knew about the occupancy, i.e., they were there themselves and they could put their names down on a sheet saying this is my unit and this is who i am or neighbors that said this wasn't occupied at the time. it was vacated. it's hard to get full count, but as of 10:00 a.m., 51 people were determined to be unaccounted for. that doesn't mean they're missing or anything else because we don't know what their status was if they were occupying the building at the ti

andrea gonzÁlez tiene mÁs sobre esto.meros tres meses de la pandemia. arturo bustamante es profesor asociado del colegio de salud pÚblica y hoy se encuentra con nosotros para discutir este tema. muy buenas tardes . racias por estar con nosotros. en quÉ situaciÓn nos encontramos antes de la pandemia? sabemos que no es nuevo que no haya familias que no tienen suficiente para comer. >> mucha de esa familia son elegibles para atender a diversos programas que les ofrecen ayuda para comprar alimentos. despuÉs de la pandemia el incremento en el nÚmero de desempleados provocÓ un incremento en el nÚmero de familias que no tuvieron suficientes recursos para comer. andrea: de quÉ forma ha venido a la pandemia a empeorar esta situaciÓn? >> la pandemia hizo que muchas familias perdieron su empleo y esto a la vez redujo el ingreso para comprar alimentos. en los primeros tres meses golpeÓ el periodo, ya que el gobierno tuvo que reaccionar inmediatamente a esta situaciÓn. hubo una respuesta muy favorable en sentido de que se empezaron a

andrea: se estÁn llevando estas barbas no? >> si, demasiado. andrea: cÓmo te sientes?s los papÁs, todos aquellos que no pueden a veces cuidarse , felicidades de todas maneras y se lo merecen de corazÓn. desde un tiempo cuando pueda y verÁ la satisfacciÓn. raÚl:serÁ el primer dÍa del padre para mÍ sin mi padre, y esas imÁgenes, y lo digo, quieran a su gente en vida. dÍganle cuÁnto los quieren. no des aprovechen ni un solo segundo. alan: compaÑeros del mismo dolor, pero aquÍ fuertes amigos, vamos dolor, pero aquÍ fuertes amigos, vamos a una pausa porque si no amazon prime day es este 21 y 22 de junio. dos días de ofertas épicas. que podrían cambiar tu cocina. tu patio. tu forma de jugar. y hasta tu manera de celebrar. así que, si tienes planes esos días, ¡cámbialos por prime day! así que, si tienes planes esos días, de nuevo al salon? hoy no! con el numero uno en estados unidos, root touch-up de nice'n easy cubre perfectamente las raices... en diez minutos. y con la mayor variedad de colores dile adios de las canas... sin ir la salon. root touch-up de nice'n easy. para t

we have not heard from indra _ andrea constand herself?dra constant, _ andrea constand herself? we have not heard from indra constant, but - heard from indra constant, but gloria already, who represented more than 30 accusers of bill cosby came out and said that she cannot imagine how those accusers felt, especially those who testified at mr cosby�*s trial —— andrea constand. 0bviously come as you point out, this was a momentous moment in the #metoo movement, it was a chance for women to speak out about sexual assault against people in power. now for mr cosby, this is an opportunity for him to try and reestablish himself, because years before any of these allegations came to light, he was known as america's dad, playing cliff huxtable in the 1980s hit tv show the cosby show. but. cliff huxtable in the 1980s hit tv show the cosby show. but, michelle, what are the — show the cosby show. but, michelle, what are the applications _ show the cosby show. but, michelle, what are the applications of - show the cosby show. but, michelle, what are th

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that was andrea constand. it was all related to an incident that happened in 2004 when andrea constand was a temple university employee, which she accused him of drugging her and sexual assaulting her in his home in 2004. the statute of limitations was a big part of this case as well. just doing a quick google to our previous reporting and this was an article from june of 2020 when the pennsylvania supreme court allowed bill cosby's team to appeal his conviction. at the time it said there were two issues in which he was able to appeal this case. one had to do with the prior bad act witnesses, some of those other accusers who testified about alleged assaults that weren't directly a part of andrea constand's case. the oh issue focused on the prior district attorney's decision at the time not to charge bill cosby a decade ago when this happened to andrea constand. how common are the prior bad act witnesses? is it typical for people if this is one of the reasons why the pennsylvania supreme court is saying this co

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andrea? >> and now the incident commander, ron, is speaking. let's listen to him. [ inaudible ] the fire rescue, water, isd, county attorney's office and much others. in addition to our federal, state, local, international and not for profit organizations, this has led to a seamless integration of these resources throughout the event. we continue to prosper and utilize these agencies and up to 60 at this time and over 800 responders who are supporting this effort integrating into the unified response and ensuring a successful search and rescue effort. thank you. >> now the director of the florida division of emergency management kevin daughtry. >> good morning, everyone. as far as state resources, because of the weather we have a new tent system which i'm sure you guys will appreciate. in addition to that. we have over 440 state employees in the response effort and they do include the state emergency response team, aid, search and rescue teams. we continue to provide assistance through items

this is "andrea mitchell reports." i'm casey hunt in washington. andrea will join us in a minute. as president biden kicks off a critical week of meetings with leaders overseas. today he began to reset the special relationship between the united states and the united kingdom on his terms with boris johnson. the u.s. is planning to donate 500 million doses of pfizer vaccine to some of the world's poorest countries. the president set the tone including a message to vladimir putin. >> i am heading to the g7, then to nato and then to meet with mr. putin to let him know what i want him to know. >> and here in washington we are monitoring the testimony as members press the director over cyber attacks and intelligence failures in the leadup to the jan 6 insurrection. let's bring in andrea mitchell in falmouth just easter wildfire -- east of where the president is. >> walk us through the big announcement next hour. >> absolutely. they are meeting for the first time, boris johnson a relatively new prime minister, but new to joe biden, and joe biden new on his first foreign trip. boris john

thank you, andrea mitchell. mike, i'm going to ask you to stay with us within the next hour. >>> ambassador of global affairs, thank you for taking this time. compared to what we heard a few years ago from donald trump who at one point called nato obsolete and threatened to pull the u.s. out of it if other nations did not start fulfilling their commitment under the nato treaty to spend agreement at least 2% of their gdp on the collective defense of the organization. andrea was just talking about how this communique identified china as a great risk to the trans-atlantic relationship into the collective security of europe and america. what do you make of the pivot there? we often think of the greatest threat to nato being russia. now it seems with this communique it is china. >> well, rightly, i think, in my mind it points out that both russia and china are a real problem for nato and security in europe. russia is described as the security threat. that's understandable. it's right in the neighborhood. it's deployi

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andrea?it's extraordinary and of course, lester holt will be anchoring "nightly news" there in guatemala tonight and interviewing kamala harris, the vice president, of course, airing tomorrow. now to mike menially, of course. nato's secretary-general will be at the white house this afternoon after a welcome from the pentagon today. there's no shortage of challenges for the president to be addressing when he goes on nato and first to the g7 and of course, the vladimir putin summit, as well. this, mike, as you know very well, after four years when donald trump really criticized nato, hammered nato, pressured nato and did everything he could to disrupt the atlantic alliance. >> yeah. that's right, andrea. there is a certain element of this first trip abroad by president biden which is all about turning the page from america's first under the trump administration to america is back as we've heard so often from president biden with his own administration and we remember that moment four years ago

gracias, andrea. andrea: recomendamos lo siguiente. programas para padres en las actividades? >> se pueden disfrutar en familia. una de ellas es como el tiktok del aprendizaje. van a aprender y despuÉs estÁ esta para los mas pequeÑos. todas las familias pueden interactuar juntas. ramÓn: cÓmo estos programas pueden proteger la privacidad? >> lo que pueden hacer las familias es que dentro de la aplicaciÓn pueden verificar si tienen privacidad y tener mucho cuidado con las aplicaciones gratuitas porque pueden mostrar anuncios personalizados. despuÉs ingresen la menor cantidad de informaciÓn posible en el registro. ramÓn: muchas gracias, andrea. vamos a ver cÓmo estarÁ el pronÓstico de tiempo para el sexto mes del aÑo. vamos con suheily lÓpez belÉn. suheily: gracias por continuar en sintonÍa. maÑana arrancamos con la temporada de fuego forestal. se reportan incendios que logran formarse en los meses del verano. dependen del calor. son de lenta propagaciÓn. los incendios que se generan desde septiembre y hasta diciembre a medida que ocurren

so, andrea brought up helsinki, jonathan. were there in 2018, the trump/putin summit and made headlines with this question to president trump. >> president putin denied having anything to do with the election interference in 2016. every u.s. intelligence agency concluded that russia did. my first question is who do you believe? >> i have president putin, he just said it's not russia. i will say this, i don't see any reason why it would be. i do want to see the server, but i have -- i have confidence in both parties. >> jonathan, clearly you had a front-row seat to the former president and putin's differential relationship. describe the differences you see in how biden will approach vladimir putin. jonathan? did we lose jonathan? yeah. give me your sense of that. >> what you saw there was really something that was so striking. it was former president trump taking the side of a russian president who was our adversary, who was meddling in our elections, and meddling is a nice way to put it. he was trying to influence our america

andrea? >> and peter baker, this procedural vote on hr-1, it seems destined to fail. there's a lot of intrigue on the democratic side as progressives are hoping that opposition from senate republicans could push joe manchin to agree to a one-time filibuster suspension to get this one thing through. >> reporter: yeah, they've been hoping that joe manchin would change his mind on that and joe manchin has said again and again that he won't. so, you know, at some point you're going to have to hear whether or not he's going to live up to what he says. the idea here, of course, is to put republicans on the spot and put joe manchin on the spot. he has said not only does he not want to get rid of the filibuster but doesn't want to weaken it, which he could do with the one-time legislation. he will be put to the test in that sense. it's an awkward week in that sense for him, obviously in the democratic caucus where he's faced a lot of pressure, especially from the progressive left, which is frustrated

the higher court said certainly the andrea constand case, you can't go backwards on that. but also the issue here is the statute of limitations. if you remember back in 2015 when kevin steel brought this case forward, it was just days away from the statute of limitations and andrea constand's case expiring. so now we have women who have come forward since. their allegations are from decades ago. so, no. unless possibly maybe the legal analyst can speak better to this, new evidence comes forward, but it's very doubtful at this point. >> thank you. and we will talk to our experts about that. let's go to cnn's jason carroll who is right near cosby's home right outside philly in elkins park. this has been real quick from the ruling by the pennsylvania supreme court to bill cosby being released to bill cosby going home. >> and to crowds starting to gather outside. we've got a lot of media out here. some of that noise that you're hearing are some of those people who support the accusers. some of those from the #metoo movement who are visibly and audibly upset about the court's d

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>> andrea, thanks for having me.ective decision by the majority of democratic caucus. i give credit to them and we have been unified all session long in fighting these bills republicans continue to push. several members had already left and walked out. we were trying to extend debate on the floor to push the vote closer to the midnight deadline. that was the hard deadline to pass any bills in this legislative session. about 10:30 it was clear that republicans would attempt a procedure maneuver to force a vote and cut off debate. and it was at that point the rest of us left the house chamber. >> tell me, how are you going to deal with the fact that the governor is threatening to dock your pay and call a special session. the lieutenant governor wants it sooner, coming up, not just in the fall. what will you do now? >> a couple things. i saw the governor's tweet yesterday and it will be interesting to see what he's talking about. legislators in texas receive $600 ap month. we receive a per diem during the session. but t

i'm chris jansing in for andrea mitchell who is on assignment in turkey. we will have more on her reporting this hour. and a message, ramp up cybersecurity against a new group of cyber attacks who are hitting industries like oil pipelines, meat packing companies. officials say it is not a question of if, but when. and prime minister netanyahu seems to be on his way out. but he is vowing to fight. >>> and andrea has an exclusive interview with linda thomas-greenfield. first, the latest from washington. joining me is nbc news white house correspondent peter alexander, lee leigh ann caldwell and moderator. i want to talk about cyber attacks hitting meat and transportation sectors. the white house is warning leaders you have to take this threat seriously. what more can you tell us? >> that's the bottom line in an open letter the white house sent to business leaders and executives. notice the significant rise in these ransomware attacks. here is part of that letter -- they note that no company is safe here regardless of their size and location. you will remembe

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. >> that's potentially a good sign of progress >> their meeting, days away our andrea mitchell is one on e with the secretary of state for a preview. >>> royal visit. queen of england welcomes the president and the first lady with a military salute, the invitation he extended to her. >>> historic change. benjamin netanyahu is voted out after 12 years as prime minister what israel's new leader says about relation with the u.s. >>> record-breaking temperatures, scorching the west, idaho and utah, the extreme drought in nearly half the country is about to get worse. >>> the major ruling that can require workers to get vaccinated will more companies follow >>> gridlock is leading to massive traffic jams across the u.s. >>> after that terrifying collapse on the soccer field, the team doctor's revelation today. the player had to be brought back to life >> announcer: this is "nbc nightly news" with kate snow. >>> good evening america is back at the table. those are the words of president biden today, as he and other world leaders wrapped up a very friendly g7 summit late today, mr. biden tou

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giselle: andrea tiene 37 aÑos.ria. la sangre empieza a meterse en ese vacÍo que crea esa ruptura en la pared y ya no va a los otros Órganos del cuerpo, eso quÉ causa? si hay disminuciÓn de sangre al cerebro, la persona puede tener un derrame cerebral y se puede desmayar. si hay disminuciÓn de sangre al corazÓn, puede tener un infarto al corazÓn. esto es una de las emergencias mÉdicas nÚmero 1 mÁs peligrosas y mÁs difÍciles de tratar en el mundo de la medicina. raÚl: quÉ lo causa? cÓmo una mujer de 37 aÑos con condiciÓn de salud estable, puede llegar a esto? juan: usualmente lo causan personas que tienen hipertensiÓn arterial, ella realmente estaba saludable. personas con algÚn tipo de enfermedad de tejido colectivo, que ella tampoco lo tienen, puede ocurrir en personas que estÁn completamente normal, puede ocurrir durante el embarazo y despuÉs del embarazo. es muy raro, cuando ocurre durante el embarazo, un 20% de las veces es en los primeros 42 dÍas luego del embarazo. presenta con un dolor fuerte en el pecho o en

andrea? >> reporter: liz, the chief will take over the alameda police department here next tuesday. as an alameda resident, he's looking forward to leading the department in his hometown. he does take over at a time, though, when three of his officers are being investigated for their roles in the in-custody death of mario gonzalez. >> my roots started in oakland, but my branches have grown to alameda. but it's all one big family. >> reporter: since he entered the academy, he moved up the ranks of the oakland police department since 1998. now he will serve in a city he calls home. >> i owe it to my community. i owe it to my neighbors. i owe it to my kids who are growing up here, and i owe it to, you know, the city that i plan on retiring in to serve at the highest level. >> reporter: one of the chief's top priorities will be to look into the in-custody death of mario gonzalez, who died after being held face down for about five minutes. he says since it is an ongoing investigation, he could not

that deposition that he gave in 2005 where the attorney, andrea constand's attorney says when you got the convequaaludes, wasn your mind that you were going to use it with young women that you wanted to have sex with? bill cosby replies, yes. and that was part of what this hinged on, he admitted it in this deposition. but you're saying that now that that shouldn't have been allowed in his criminal trial? >> well, that's what the court has now found, that it should not have been allowed. i want to be very clear in the language that we use here. it is one thing to show the magazine cover of all the women who have accused bill cosby. it's also a different leap to go to who actually was able to testify at the trial. we know that made a difference here, not to minimize anyone's allegations. but it made a difference in how the trial court allowed people to actually testify to substantiate and buttress the credibility of the testimony of andrea constand, who was the one victim whose actual case was before that particular trial jury. and so it's important to make sure we distinguish because i

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let me bring back andrea, andrea mitchell, you know, garry kasparov never holds back. he never hide what is he thinks. it's straightforward there. and i'll tell you, he's not alone in those that believe that the u.s. hasn't done enough to support the russian opposition to really push back on putin here. you know, we've heard it from people close to navalny. i felt like i heard similar frustration out of garry kasparov's voice. >> i know exactly. and there were those moments a couple months ago, where there were thousands of russians all over the streets across the country but it was quickly stamped out after navalny was put in jail. antony blinken, secretary of state, and i want to bring in our white house -- excuse me, "the washington post" white house reporter anne gearan is also here in geneva. anne, you've covered so much of these as a white house and pentagon correspondent. your takeaway? we may have to interrupt you if the president comes in. >> absolutely, andrea. i think the main takeaway, these meetings were too short to get through the long list of things tha

especially with andrea can't stand. something that we heard during the trial and i was there where there was a sea of journalists, but there were also many parts of the room that were filled with women who were accuser saying that they finally wanted to say and see that they were in court where bill cosby would be there and would face time behind bars. many of them say it was a very emotional time. they were crying during that court case, especially when the verdict came out, and i think that many of them will be very shocked and sad to see this today, we will have to wait for some of those reactions to start pouring in. but as we have seen, it's just the breaking minute-by-minute coverage that we have of this, but during my time there, of course, we saw the two different deliberations, the first jury could not come up with a verdict, and in a hung jury, that second jury of seven men and five women, eventually they found him guilty, now to see this change today, i think a lot of people are still very, very surprised and

and andrea mitchell joins us, you had a great, big interview with antony blinken earlier. let's talk about his observations, and we're just getting a push alert as well. i want to quickly if i can ask you what came out of israel, specifically inside the knesset, that vote that prime minister benjamin netanyahu has been officially removed from power, to be replaced by a right-wing lawmaker. talk about that, too. >> let me start there with the breaking news. i was just there two weeks ago, before brussels, and the uk, and before i was in turkey, the week before that, i was in israel covering secretary blinken's trip there. i've been talking to people as well about this, and bennett is in a very unusual coalition to say the least. this is a coalition of bennett, very conservative, very religious, more right-wing, they say, than netanyahu. who has aligned himself with a centrist, he had more votes, but he needed bennett's votes to get the 61 needed to have a majority to oust netanyahu after 12 years. in his previous term as prime minister, he had been in recent years a divisiv

. >>> let's bring in cnn chief international correspondent clarissa ward, who is in geneva and andrea kendall tailor, former national intelligence for russia and the intelligence council. part of the summit, the purpose is to put guardrails on the relationship. what does that even look like? >> yes, exactly. i think going into this summit, president biden is looking to basically create a stable and predictable relationship which is what he has said over and over. so the sheer fact the two leaders are sitting down and having this discussion is a critical guardrail that they can have that leader-to-leader channel of communication. it helps avoid misperception, miscalculation that can spiral into something more serious between the two countries. i think the other key guardrail they're going to look to discuss is each other's diplomatic presence in the two countries. so you had over the last several years this repeated tit-for-tat expulsions of each other's diplomats and closure of consulates. the two sides want to put an end to that so diplomacy can get back to functioning. that's an imp

i think you know, the fact is, this was andrea constand's case, and the fact that there were over -- there were 60 of us that could back her up. >> yes. >> you know, i just -- it's, it floors me. >> it's unimaginable. i need to get kristen gibbons fedden in. how could it be this prosecutor who, the weirdest, it's weird enough he was trump's lawyer to an impeachment, somebody serially accused of sexual, everything from sexual harassment to all the way up to a case of rape by e. gin carroll. how did this go wrong? >> great question. >> honestly i totally respect our esteemed chair in pennsylvania but when you say how did this go wrong? my version of the facts as well as kevin steele's and the way our team worked we don't believe there was any statement or promise made to begin with and we proved that at the early stages of the pretrial hearing. the common police court found there was no agreement, no promise made and in addition to that, joy, the superior court of pennsylvania also agreed with our finding. the other thing i wanted to highlight is that not only do we believe there was n

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and andrea mitchell is also with the president in the uk. and andrea, on that meeting with putin i know there's some thought that a key for the president will be his tone >> reporter: that's right, lester. president biden says that he wants a stable and predictable relationship with vladimir putin but so far the only thing that's been predictable about putin is that he will challenge president biden on many fronts on russian government hacking he's not backing down and he's not taking any responsibility for the criminal hackers who are operating on russian soil so while president control, on iran, still most importantly he wants to be able to >> andrea mitchell, thank you. >>> back here in the u.s., millions of e dose of the three vaccines, but that's up just slightly here's miguel almaguer >> reporter: with our nation already facing a dwindling demand for vaccinations, tonight potentially millions of johnson & johnson doses are sitting on shelves set to soon expire in two weeks, 200,000 shots in ohio may need to be tossed out west virginia

>>> good day this is andrea mitchell reports. i'm kasie hunt and for andrea. we are following the huge breaking news in washington. obamacare surviving a third major challenge since it became law a decade ago. this time a 7 to 2 opinion with conservative samuel alito and neil gorsuch opposing the majority opinion that was written by stephen breyer. moments ago president biden reacting to the decision in a tweet. calling it a big win for the american people. and that is not all. another major ruling today. the unanimous decision in favor of catholic social services in their lawsuit against the city of philadelphia. a case involving foster care services and same-sex couples. what the justices stopping short of sitting in a nationwide principal for you to religious exemption cases. joining me not to help break it all down. justice correspondent pete williams. just waterman at the white house. jim a seam of the former deputy chief of staff to president obama. dr. zeke emanuel former white house health policy advisor and the chief architect of the affordable care a

and put on an optimistic front an optimistic face >> all right let's bring in peter alexander and andrea mitchell, who are both here with me in geneva peter, i'll start with you. what's the white house position on how this went >> reporter: yeah, lester, president biden is making the argument that he accomplished his goals on this trip, restoring america's leadership and its alliances, and that he directly confronted vladimir putin saying he is not against russia, he is for the american people still, the summit also revealed serious disagreements. the white house goes home unable to tout any significant tangible progress on russia the president says we'll see what happens but his critics are going to hold him to a very tight timeline >> and, andrea, what did we learn about joe biden on his first trip as president abroad >> this is the joe biden we knew from the senate and from the white house. he said before heading home that foreign policy is not some secret code, it's all about personal relationships. so he let vladimir putin know exactly where he stands on russian cyberattacks, on ukr

and tomorrow andrea talks exclusively with u.s. ambassador to the u.n. linda thomas-greenfield. >>> still ahead, why your favorite items are getting smaller. >>> have you noticed some of your favorite products are shrinking in size but the prices aren't vicky nguyen explains why. >> reporter: from ice cream to crackers, paper towels to detergent, you can find it in stores everywhere some of the most trusted brands are giving you less and often for the same price. >> it's a sneaky way to raise prices on shoppers >> reporter: consumer advocate edgar dworsky showcases examples on his crowdsourced website he says most people don't read the fine print. why are companies downsizing does it have to do with the pandemic? >> well, it has to do to the extent that they're experiencing their own price increases. >> reporter: companies we talked to have been shrinking their products and say it's to offset higher costs without raising prices >> they know most shoppers are not going to realize it because shoppers are price sensitive, price conscious, but they're not ne

andrea fujii has more on the re-branding. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: this morning a new look for victoria's secrete lingerie company is replacing its famous angel models with a more diverse group of brand ambassadors. >> it's a risky move, but they need a bold move, and i think it's a great one. >> reporter: the company signing seven women with unique backgrounds, including megan rapinoe, and transgender valentina sampaio, to appeal to a broader customer base. rapinoe has long advocated for equal rights and equal pay for women. >> despite all the wins, i'm paid less than men who do the same job that i do. >> reporter: victoria's secret known for its scantily-clad, perfectly-proportioned models, has struggled with its market share plunging 11% as the company weathered scandals. its former ceo stepping down over ties to jeffrey epstein. another former top executive was accused of bullying and unwanted sexual advances. the new chief executive says the re-branding effort is about advocating for women, saying this is a dramatic shift for our brand. >> 74% of americans are more likely to trust someone w

the san andreas only has big ones, this will sometimes have both. >> okay, i got it. i read about the hayward fault. it sounds like it has been over 100 years since there has been a massive earthquake on the hayward fault line. >> in 1868, there was a magnitude 7, about, we didn't have seismographs back then. it was called the great san francisco earthquake until 1906. they killed something like 50 people. it was one of the deadlier earthquakes in california history. it was in the middle of the city and they had bad buildings. they had not learned how to build better buildings. it is capable of very damaging earthquakes. in fact, the usgs conductusgs cc study to say, let's imagine we have that magnitude 7 now, what would it be like? that was the haywire scenario. they were looking at the impact on the digital economy, since it is so based in the bay area. a lot of the details of what a 7 would be like have been worked out. you can find that online. >> that's good to know. >> on the show, we are streaming live on facebook in real time. one question comes from carol. sh