andrea mitchell rejoins us with the very latest. andrea? >> thanks kristen.ven before there is a deal to announce here, if there is a deal to announce here israel's prime minister netanyahu took a pre-emptive verbal strike at it today with a very tough statement denouncing the negotiations. >> yesterday an iranian general brazenly declared and i quote, israel's destruction is nonnegotiable. but evidently giving iran's murderous regime a clear path to the bomb is negotiable. this is unconscionable. >> and prime minister netanyahu has a lot of company. speaker boehner, for one, is in jerusalem today, just one month after boehner hosted netanyahu for that controversial speech to congress. california congressman adam schiff is the top democrat on the house intelligence committee and joins me now. congressman, thanks for being with us. >> great to be with you. >> first, do you have any reaction to what netanyahu had to say today? >> i really don't. the prime minister has been very outspoken about the agreement, which he has every right to be. it is obviously a dee

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let's check in with andrea mitchell who's on her way to iowa. andrea, are you there? >> indeed.you've covered clintons from the beginning, seen it are from the highest highs to lowest lows. what do you make of this roll out, skooby doo van stopping at random gas stations along the way. >> this is their attempt to show her as the average person relating to average, everyday people as did her video, trying to show she can cross the country. it's a deliberate, very well orchestrated attempt. everybody this the media are being used in this regard. there was a low key video. there wasn't a big flashy campaign rally as some competitors have launched nor the kind of rally she had in '08. she learned her lesson. she's got to reintroduce herself. she's trying to let people know there's a real person underneath. the question is how do you rebrand yourself after people have known you after 25 year miss public life. that's what it's all about. >> it seems she's trying to brand herself now the embodiment of what she feels would be most popular policies moving forward. this whole idea it's ab

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i'm kristin welker in washington filling in for andrea mitchell. rescue teams in nepal aren't giving up on finding survivors after the devastating earthquake saturday. the escape center of the earthquake was located 50 miles north west of the capital. those numbers are are expected to rise as rescuers reach remote villages outside the city. richard engle is there and filed this report earlier today. >> reporter: officials here tell us any death toll at this stage is an estimate. they're coming to terms with the scale of this disaster. the aftershocks are continuing. the entire citykathmandu. people try to keep their children fed clean, and away from buildings. the sent secenter of kathmandu is the most popular area. a nine story tower over 150 years old now just a stump. a temple compound that was older reduced to a pile. volunteers dig with their hands. they don't expect to find survivors, just bodies. police have found around 150 of them in this area. she used to come to this same spot. >> why are you here today? >> i used to come every day, sit

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just for men touch of gray >>> you're watching "andrea mitchell reports."rtment of justice is opening an investigation to the death of freddie gray, the 25-year-old man who died in police custody of a fatal spinal injury. more than 1,000 demonstrators marched from the west baltimore spot where the arrest occurred to the city police headquarters. baltimore's police commissioner says he understands the public's concern. >> i think they're sharing thoughts, concerns. i hear them. and i understand. and if i was a parent and that was my child that i lost i want to know and react. but our job is also to have balance. and not to rush to a conclusion. that's what the direction is right now is get the evidence and make sure it's right. we're only going to have like one chance at this. >> joining us is baltimore city councilman and community leader brandon scott. i appreciate you being here. baltimore, as you know has a black mayor and a black police commissioner. you told "the new york times" that unlike other places where incidents like this have happened federal f

i'm andrea mitchell in washington. italian authorities say they've busted an al qaeda terrorist cell network with arrest of 1 people in seven provinces. alleged to have been financing al qaeda in pakistan. two arrested are believed to be former body guards for owe osama bin laden. the u.s. and cia investigating the tragic drone attack that killed two hostages including american aid worker warren weinstein. i'm joined by white house correspondent. jim, they must be asking questions at cia, pentagon and white house. when to use the drones what evidence to be based. where do they go next? >> they certainly are an drinkandrea. if you look at what went into these drone strikes, it appears they went pretty much by the book in terms of what led up to the air strikes themselves. there were hundreds of hours, couple of months of aerial surveillance by drones and satellite. they even had some telephone intercepts and according to u.s. officials did have some human intelligence about that a air strike on that compound where warre

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we get more from nbc's andrea mitchell. >> reporter: hillary clinton 2.0 won't be holding huge rallies in iowa at first like last time. >> i'm running for president, and i'm in it to win it. >> reporter: but her promise today isn't that different from what she promised back then. one-on-one conversation. >> reporter: this time she says she means it. it will be about you, the voter, not her. >> after five years of raising my children, i am now going back to work. >> bye, guys! >> reporter: she's promising a more down-to-earth campaign, smaller events focusing on the middle class, up close and personal. >> people will come with questions. she needs to be prepared with answers. >> running as a mom and grandmother, warm and approachable. >> i am still in the grandmother glow. >> reporter: last time, she downplayed her gender. now, after four years as secretary of state, aides say she doesn't have to prove she can be commander-in-chief. this time, she hired former obama aides, including the image maker credited with michelle obama's shopping trip to target, let's move campaign and mom danci

we begin with andrea mitchell in lausanne. andrea. >> reporter: good evening, lester. it's been 18 months of tough negotiations ending with an all-nighter that still left several key issues unresolved. but tonight the united states could be entering a new era in its relationship with iran. and president obama is telling critics this will make our world safer. after marathon talks that almost broke down, an agreement far more specific than many had expected. the weary negotiators set off to sell it back home as president obama launched what will be a tough campaign. >> if iran cheats, the world will know it. if we see something suspicious, we will inspect it. iran's past efforts to weaponize its program will be addressed. >> reporter: it requires iran not to enrich uranium to weapons grade for 15 years. to reduce its number of operating nuclear centrifuges from 19,000 to just over 5,000. to increase the time it would take to make a bomb from a few months to a year. and to convert its underground plutonium reactor to peaceful research. u.n. inspectors will have full acce

i'm andrea mitchell in washington. another incident of deadly force by police causing an uproar across the country today. a white police officer in south carolina michael thomas slager is in jail charged with murder after disturbing cell phone video surfaced clearly showing him shooting an apparently unarmed black man, walter scott, multiple times in the back. the officer says he first fired his taser after scott ran from a car during a traffic stop. the video appears to show an object. it's not clear whether it is the stun gun either tossed or knocked to the ground behind the man. as the video continues, the officer then places mr. scott in handcuffs. he then returns to where the two men initially had struggled, picks something off the ground then returns and dropped that object near scott's body. msnbc's treymain lee joins me from south carolina. there's been a murder charge apologies, explanations from the mayor and other officials. >> that's right. i think everyone here is using ferguson as a point of reference. th

andrea mitchell starts us off in des moines, iowa. andrea, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, lester. it's certainly an unconventional launch. her campaign for the presidency. one of the best known women in america on her road trip here to iowa stopping at coffee shops like this one and trying to blend in along the way. for her first day on the road, this was the only evidence hillary clinton was campaigning. her tweeted picture from a gas station stop near altoona, pennsylvania. and pictures from chris learn, a college student who bumped into her. >> literally when i walked out the door i saw her and i was like, oh, that's her. i didn't even realize she'd be here. it was funny, though. >> reporter: this afternoon security camera video of her ordering a chicken bowl with guacamole at a chipotle outside toledo. tantalizing hints of a seemingly carefree jaunt from the clinton estate in chappaqua across key battleground states. more than a thousand miles to her first public event tomorrow in iowa. carefully choreographed to re-intro

>> andrea mitchell in our washington newsroom, thank you. >>> that scare in the air we told you about here yesterday that forced a sky west plane to make an emergency landing in buffalo was apparently more serious than we were originally told. it turns out not one but three passengers passed out and more than a dozen fell ill. that forced the pilot to make a safe but steep and harrowing descent. tom costello has our update. >> reporter: we now know as many as 14 people on board that united airlines sky west flight from chicago to hartford became ill yesterday. it started with e.r. nurse mary cunningham helping a sick passenger who had passed out. >> she was responding, but her color was awful. she didn't look good. we got her some oxygen. she was much more alert after getting the oxygen. >> reporter: soon another passenger fainted, then a flight attendant and mary herself became ill. >> i had to sit down. i was short of breath, lightheaded, didn't feel great. >> reporter: before long three passengers had passed out all seated in the middle of the plane. many more reported being sick.

here's andrea mitchel with more. >> this was the only evidence clinton was campaigning. her tweeted picture from a gas station stop in pennsylvania and pictures from chris learn, a college student who bumped into her. >> when i walked out of the door i saw her and i was like that's her. i didn't realize she would be here. it was funny. >> a security video of her ordering at a restaurant outside of toledo. a carefree jaunt from the estate and going more than 1,000 miles to iowa. she's the self-declared champion of every day americans like those in her complain video. >> we really just want to teach our dog is quit eating trash. >> trying to recreate the voting blocks from 2008. women, latinos, millennials like this iowa kunl who said they had no idea the interview they did two months ago would be part of her campaign announcement. >> we were pretty shocked. i rushed home and my phone had already exploded. >> and a group with growing political clout, gays. >> we invited her to her wedding. >> reporter: it did not question things like her deleted e-mails. she's borrowing la

andrea mitchell nbc news lausanne. >>> developing tonight, survivors of a massacre on a college campus in kenya say the terrorists there targeted christian students. they allowed the muslim students to go free. at least 147 people were killed in an attack that lasted for 13 hours. the so maly terror group called al shabaab almost immediately claimed responsibility. intelligence officials believe the four attackers were part of an elite special operations arm of that terror group. >>> under mounting pressure lawmakers in both indiana and arkansas moved late today to change their states' religious freedom laws. the original legislation sparked a firestorm of criticism from corporate and social leaders across the country. they were concerned the law would allow businesses to deny services to customers based on their sexual orientation. the backlash and the threats of boycotts led to both states adding anti-discrimination safeguards to their measures. one of the original law's backers remains defiant. >> you're going to jeopardize the freedom for a christian businessman or another faith to

andrea mitchell nbc news lausanne. >>> two big developments in the the crash in the alps. one inside the search zone the other on the copilot's home computer. katy tur reports from koln germany. >> reporter: in the french alps among the scattered debris recovery workers say they've collected 40 smashed cell phones, larger pieces of wreckage in a ravine the normally orange flight data recorder looking so badly burned it was black. investigators say they are hopefully the data remains intact. inside the germanwings flight second black box french investigators hope to learn what copilot andreas lubitz was doing alone in the cockpit and whether, just before the plane began its steep descent, the auto pilot had been manually changed from 38,000 feet to 100 feet, as the tracking flight radar 24.com suggested last week. meanwhile, inside lubitz's dusseldorf apartment, german investigators hope to learn more about who he was. and why he would allegedly crash the blaineen. they released some of what they found on his tablet computer. the user name the correspondent correspondence,

>> andrea mitchell, thank you. >>> a big headline in the fight against isis in iraq. that country's prime minister says iraqi forces have reached the center of tikrit as they move to retake control of saddam hussein's hometown north of baghdad. the white house pointed out today iraqi forces have been able to make that progress with the help of u.s. air strikes. >>> the republican-led committee investigating the benghazi attacks is now requesting a private interview with hillary clinton about the personal e-mail account she used exclusively as secretary of state. her spokesman says she is ready to speak out, but only at a public hearing. clinton has claimed she only used one account for both personal and work e-mails because she only wanted to carry one device. but it was reported today that she e-mailed from at least two devices, her blackberry and an ipad. >>> many people just learned the name trevor noah yesterday. the fresh face picked to take over for jon stewart of the "daily show." but already noah has ignited a backlash online over comments he made way before a

nbc's andrea mitchell has our report. >> reporter: john hinckley seen just weeks ago on his own near his mother's home in williamsburg, virginia, now fighting to be released full time from the mental institution where he's been since trying to kill ronald reagan. the president was down. so was a secret service officer and a d.c. policeman. and press secretary james brady. grievously wounded. >> bang bang, then bang bang bang bang. six rounds in 1.9 seconds. >> reporter: a white house aide rick ahearn raced to help jim brady. what was going through your mind? >> i was trying to staunch the flow of blood and to basically help hold him together. >> reporter: today hinckley's brother and sister argue he is cured, ready to live with their 89-year-old mother. current and former mental health workers agree. >> john's a very sweet and considerate person. >> reporter: but prosecutors backed by the secret service argue hinckley is deceptive. has written to other killers, ted bundy and charles manson. recently lied saying he was at the movies when he was at a book store looking at books on assa

>> andrea mitchell, andrea, thanks. >>> tonight marks five years since one of the worst environmental disasters in u.s. history. the 2010 explosion at the deepwater horizon oil rig which killed 11 crew members and eventually spilled 210 million gallons of oil into the gulf of mexico. as our chief environmental correspondent anne thompson reports, some whose livelihoods depend on those waters still haven't fully recovered. >> reporter: the waters of bay adams are where his grandparents pulled up oysters. >> one, two, three, four, four good-sized oysters on one shell. >> reporter: but this family business is only harvesting a third of what it did before the spill. >> they used to spawn every year but there's no survival. >> reporter: not since bp's crude and its dispersants coated these waters. you've had one good week in five years? >> one good week of spawn. >> reporter: before the oil spill public reefs proud half of louisiana's oysters, up to 7 million pounds a year. in 2011 some 2 million and under a million in '13. five years ago it was what he feared. >> like putting a band-aid o

. >> let's go to andrea mitchell. the big story today, andrea?> reporter: the big story today is the deal is a lot more specific than many people had imagined, partly because they had refused to give any details to keep the secrecy of the negotiations. they had an all-nighter last night and ended at 6:00 in the morning and it paid off. they got a deal that the president signed off on. he was briefed about 10:00 your time, 4:00 in the afternoon our time and it started to come together. they left a lot on the table. a lot has to be negotiated. the iranians said that sanctions would come off but the timing and phasing has not been determined. there's hard negotiations ahead in the next three months before a final deal, if it can be done, can be agreed to on june 30th. but i really feel that they dealt with more than was expected. they talked down the working centrifuges to 5,000 plus. the centrifuges that make the nuclear fuel will have to be first generation, not the new, advanced ones. they've got eyes on, they claim, with new technology from the

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nbc's andrea mitchell is on the trail. >> reporter: trying to run from a spring storm, hillary clinton ran into a political storm, her kaffeklatsch campaign sidetracked by campaigns about foreign donations to her family foundation. in a new book "clinton cash" by a conservative author. rand paul talked about it this weekend in new hampshire. >> there's a lot going on. there's more coming too. the clinton foundation has been involved in other things so have their donors. a major conflict of interest. wre about the upcoming book claiming foreign entities hired bill clinton to speak and donated to the family foundation to get favorable treatment from hillary clinton's state department. in new hampshire today she try to brush it off. >> well we're back into the political season and, therefore, we will be subjected to all kinds of distraction and attacks and i'm ready for that. i know that that comes, unfortunately, with the territory. >> reporter: the campaign says the example cited of free trade agreement for colombia and reconstruction for haiti were obama priorities not clinton's. but b

andrea mitchell nbc news washington. >>> a major development tonight in the brain injury crisis facing the nfl. a federal judge has approved a settlement with former players that could end up costing the league $1 billion. it works out to an average of $190,000 for players who develop alzheimer's disease or moderate dementia. for players diagnosed with parkinson's or als in their 30s or 40s, the awards could reach as high as $5 million. >>> turning now to that incident that has the city of baltimore on edge. the death of freddie gray who suffered a serious spinal injury in police custody. an attorney for the six officers suspended in the case alleges that gray may not have been wearing a seatbelt in the police van after his arrest. of those six officers all but one have given investigators official accounts of the incident. >>> for the first time tonight we are hearing from the officer in yet another case that's provoked heated debate about the use of police force. this one in arizona. that shocking dashcam video of a police car plowing into an armed suspect. on a just-released audiota

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andrea mitchell, thank you for being on the campaign trail. ruth, i think it was maybe vapid. that's your word, not mine. jonathan, congratulations on the new gig with vox. >>> breaking news late today, president obama endorses taking cuba off the list of state sponsors of terrorism. he's making a bold move toward normalizing relations. he's sticking it to his latest critics. think of what rubio and ted cruz like about this, nothing. today is equal pay day, the day that marks how much longer women have to work. the issue could catapult hillary clinton into the white house and lilly ledbetter herself is with us tonight. chris christie says he wasn't ready to run for president in 2012 but he is now. he's throwing the long ball calling for major reforms. he's going after social security. finally, they call themselves the party of lincoln but today on the 150th anniversary of lincoln's assassination, the republican party has strayed far from lincoln's belief, especially on voting rights. this is "hardball," the place for politics. this is brian. every day, brian drives carefully t

andrea mitchell joins us live from luzon. drea, is this the potentially historic moment that we've all been waiting for? >> reporter: it is because they have said that there will be a press statement over at a nearby university the press corps has been moved over there. it's going to take a couple of hours we're told to get them through security and all of the ministers over there. there is a report that we have confirm d that there was a lot of disagreement as to how much to announce whether to announce the specifics of a deal or keep them secret. iran wanted a very vague and boiler plate bull lit points we've agreed on but not the specifics of the deal. john kerry who has to face a very hostile congress wants as many specifics as they could put in and so do other leaders. they want to make sure they have pinned iran down and there's no wiggle room as much as they can in what they've produced here. there was disagreement about that. and there's some possibility according to one report and i've not confirmed this that iran and

now in his first interview after this announcement nbc's andrea mitchell talked to secretary of state john kerry and asked if he thought he could get this whole thing done in time. >> i hope. i hope it's dependent on the same time willingness to negotiate we found here. you can't negotiate just one party. you got to have anybody who is a party to the negotiation has to be engaged in working at it. so we'll see. i'm not promising anything. nor is the president. what we've done is open up the opportunity. >> that was secretary of state kerry there speaking to andrea mitchell. i just was able to speak to her a few moments ago and ask how negotiators achieved today's brake through? >> reporter: i think it's been 18 months of very hard work. the last week has been pretty tough. they have not slept. they have gone around the clock, especially last night. i think it was in both countries' interest to get this done and not walk away from it. iran wants sanctions relief. they really need to do something about their economy, the sanctions have been biting the banking and financial sanctions and

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for "today," nbc news, andrea mitchell mitchell, washington. >> he'd better no which way he's voting. >>> ahead, these beaches. problem? tar balls. farther along on beaches like santa barbara but san diegans are not used to seeing tar wash ashore. their places are too beautiful. it's catching people by surprise. >> they were all over the place. first i thought it was marine something and then i picked it up and smelled it. it was sticky and a bad smell. >> reporter: experts say this is a natural occurrence called seepage where the oil rises from the sea floor and turns to tar as it degrades. >> well up next at 11:00, targeting toddlers. the complaints child advocates are making about youtube videos for kids. >> how goldfish are taking over a colorado lake. >>> and we just have a few lingering clouds this afternoon making way to ample sunshine later on today. then we're going to see a nice pattern change. temperatures warming up toward spring levels. beautiful weekend ahead. we'll tell you what's happening across the bay area when nbc bay area news at 11:00 comes right back. >>> welcom

. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," calm after the storm. on the first night of the citywide curfew, some small scuffles with police. community leaders help get people off the streets. still, there is work to be done. >>> what is like for you growing up here? >> it's scary because every day there's somebody on the news that's dead. and sometimes it could be you. i just think it's not fair for them to just do this to our community. >> root causes. hillary clinton devote her first speech as a candidate to confront her own husband's tough-on-crime stance from the 1990s. >> what we have seen in baltimore should indeed i think does tear at our soul. >>> landmark case. the supreme court decides whether same-sex couples have a constitutional right to marry. >> the justices need to go according to the law produced in the bible. >> hopefully we're on the right side of history, and our kids will now have equal protection. >>> good day, everyone i'm andrea mitchell in washington. calm and order restored in baltimore after last night's mandatory curfew

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. >> andrea mitchell is covering hillary clinton's campaign swing through iowa and jonathan allen, chief political correspondent for fox and author of the book hrc. the rhetoric has been populist of late. she said the deck was stacked in favor of those at the top. today she expanded on that theme. let's watch. >> there's something wrong when ceos make 300 times more than the typical worker. there's something wrong when american workers keep getting more productive as they have and as i just saw a few minutes ago is very possible because of education and skills training but that productivity is not matched in their paychecks. and there's something wrong when hedge fund managers pay lower tax rates than nurses or the truckers that i saw on i-80 as i was driving here over the last two days. >> let me go to andrea mitchell about hillary clinton and you've been watching her for many years, as long as i have. i guess the question is she still a senator left politician or trying to be elizabeth ii here? where do you gauge her in this listing tour? >> she certainly sounds much more populist, muc

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nbc news chief correspondent and host of "andrea mitchell reports" andrea mitchell.do we know, andrea? >> reporter: we do have a pretty good idea. most importantly, sanctions. iran wants those sanctions eliminated immediately, the u.n. sanctions, when a final agreement is reached june 30th by the end of june as contemplated, and the allies most importantly france and others, say, no. they should be phased out until the u.n. and the rest of the world sees worth iran ss whether or not iran is complying. already today one meeting. the french minister and lavrov from russia and the chinese foreign minister wang all left but the remaining meeting with zarif took place this morning and the feeling here is this has come together. they've got a draft. we expect that unless there are further obstacles sometime today they will be going to a nearby university and announcing this agreement. that said there's already been a pre-emptive strike by benjamin netanyahu who only about an hour ago in israel declayed this agreement, which has not yet been revealed whatever his sources ar