. >> he said, "i'm sorry, andrea. and i'm sorry mom." >> reporter: gianna wasn't having it.m >> i was yelling and saying to him, "you're sick. you're a sick man and that," he -- he agreed. he said that he was a sick man. and -- >> he agreed? >> yes. and he felt very embarrassed. >> reporter: andrea decided to make her own call to the local police.ry canadian detectives interviewed her, then contacted the authorities in pennsylvania where cosby lived. they opened an investigation. and that made news... >> bill cosby is the focus of a police investigation near is philadelphia. it stems from an allegation... >> did you understand, andrea, how public this all might get at that point?st >> yes. i -- >> were you scared? >> i was. yes. and it sunk in more and more as the days passed. >> reporter: andrea's mom was worried, too. and wanted to protect her daughter. so she did something unusual. she bought a phone recording device and used it the next time she talked to the comedian. >> why did you record it? >> because i was ho

i'll tell you why, andrea.os and hispanics in a terrible way, and he has put a target on el paso's back by making us ground zero for so many of his anti immigrant policies. but the language that he has used to describe my people, my community, communities like ours all over the country where we are called breeders, where mexicans have been called rapists and murderers, where migrants have been called an invasion and an infestation and bringing disease. all of that rhetoric has consequences. i was hoping, andrea, to hear the president today take some ownership and say, you know, my rallies have gotten out of hand, and i want to apologize for the way that weave engaged, and i'm committed today going forward to being a part of the solution, not a part of the problem. i really, truly was hoping the hear that. that would be completely healing. that would go such a long way and that would take the target off of the backs of communities like ours. so i would encourage him to do that. and my hope is that the scripted r

>> hey, andrea. thank you for mentioning that in addition to being the first day today, it is also 18 months since my daughter's last day of school. we can't ever forget the victims of the gun violence that wou happened in this country. listen, any step forward on gun safety is a step forward. i'm thankful that responsible reasonable senators who have been active in this -- i heard senator murphy was part of this discussion. i have hope. the white house wants to be vauv involved, i have hope. anybody who wants to do something to stop this epidemic i'll stand with. i'm just going to take you back about a year ago. i was in ohio at the request of governor kasich. i testified there about red flag and background checks and other things. and i said at the end of my testimony don't be afraid to act. your failure to act could lead to ohio being the next place for a mass shooting. i never expected that it would be now the last one that we're talking about. to everyone in washington, d.c., do not be afraid to

as you know, andrea, the u.s.walked away five years and held everything up, did nothing. we'll put this very, very painful episode behind us. but with people seeing that the nypd actually created a system for real accountability i think that's important not just for new york city but the whole country to see that the premiere police force is making real changes and reforms. and i think all over this country, andrea, we need every police officer to be taught to de-escalate conflict. every police officer to get implicit bias training. every officer to be wearing a body camera. we need to leave a troubled past behind us because then we can get to the important work of making us all safer as we have done here by bringing police and community together with mutual trust, mutual accountability and respect. that's the future for this country. >> now, where do you stand on the debate stage? you have not been able to hit 1% in the latest cnn poll. after three months on the trail, if you don't make this debate and the next d

[andrea] eran las 8:30 de la mañana aquí en misisipi.ro no puede... francisco: arrestaron a mi mujer. [solloza] me siento muy triste. tengo hijos... [andrea] magnolia tiene 15 años y estaba en la escuela cuando se enteró del arresto de su mamá. magnolia: esto tiene que parar. separar familias no es la manera de solucionar todo. [andrea] por suerte su mamá fue liberada, pero sus dos tíos no. ana ramírez, quien migró desde méxico también fue liberada. ella pudo regresar con sus hijos y dice, "gracias a dios", porque es madre y se pregunta qué hubiera sido de ellos. ana: fue algo que no se lo deseo a nadie. es como si fueras a una cacería de animales. [andrea] aquí, en el centro comenzaron a reunir donativos para esos niños que quedaron en el desamparo y para otros que necesitan mucha ayuda, como celso vázques. celso migró desde guatemala con avelina, su mujer, y tuvieron tres chiquitos: giordani de 9 años, celso de 5 y alexa de 4. celso: yo llevo 15 años trabajando aquí, y ella ya lleva 13 años aquí. durante años no hemos cometido ni delit

"andrea mitchell reports" starts right now. >>> and right now on "andrea mitchell reports," shutting it the gates. israel under pressure from president trump takes the rare step of denying visas to elected members of congress, two of the president's sharpest critics. >> the fabric of the nation is torn a little bit further by the president's actions this morning. the president has shown himself incapable of defending the very ideals of our nation. >>> roller coaster ride. market futures down. then wall street bounces back today after signals from beijing about a potential trade deal. but president trump muddies the waters with his tweets. >> this trade war seems to be a precipitating event that is raised down and uncertainty and increased pessimism among investors. >>> and a bridge too far? republican leaders under pressure to expel steve king after his comments seeming to normalize rape and incest. >> what if we would go through all the family tree and pull those people out that were products of rape and incest, would there be any population left if we did that? >> he should resign

andrea mitchell reports starts right now. >> and right now on "andrea mitchell reports," demanding answers. the death of jeffrey epstein by apparent suicide in a federal jail creating a barrage of questions and conspiracy theories, some giving extra oxygen by the president of the united states. the attorney general promising the investigation is not over. >> i was appalled and, indeed, the whole department was. any co-conspiratorers should not rest easy. the victims deserve justice and they will get it. >> united front. the 2020 democrats turn up the heat on the gun lobby. the president and congress with calls not only for background checks and to renew the assault weapons ban after the mass shootings in el paso and dayton. >> my party has to get out of the defensive crouch that has us thinking that we're in the minority in these issues. america is with us in demanding common sense gun safety. even as lawmakers want to know why i.c.e. arrested hundreds of undocumented workers. not a single food processing plant owner. businesses that are breaking the law. >> and we do have those employers

so far, no response, andrea. of course we'll be watching our twitter feeds very carefully to see if president trump weighs in. he continues to vacation here in bedminster. he sees this as a way to energize his base, to try to essentially paint the entire democratic party in the light of these four freshmen female congresswomen of color. he argues that they're quote/unquote socialist, anti-american and of course he has gotten bipartisan backlash for all of that. now, last night at his rally in new hampshire, andrea, it was interesting he did mention ilhan omar a few times to sort of use a punch line out of her. but didn't really delve in to detail about this controversy. before his trip though, he said look, he didn't pressure israel behind the scenes and then in same breath he said he was in in contact with israeli officials so clearly in contact with them in the days leading up to this decision, andrea. >> it was clear as well in the tweet. because israel's decision which all day was back and forth and they were

"andrea mitchell reports" starts right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," monster storm. hurricane dorian intensifying as it rages towards u.s. now threatening the entire state of florida where it could land as a category 4 storm. >> we urge all floridians to have seven days' worth of food, medicine and water. >> we're below sea level, so i think everybody's fearing for the worst. >> we're going to hunker down ride it out and stay safe. >>> the gatekeeper. president trump's personal assistant who controlled daily access to the oval office forced to resign after the president learned she shared confidential details about white house operations and the trump family with reporters during an off the record dinner. >> i suspect this would be an issue for any administration but particularly one that's is adversarial with the press and it concerned about leaks especially sensitive ones. >>> new low? the trump administration abruptly ending deferred deportation of seriously ill migrants. children and adults who have been receiving life saving medical care since they were young.

"andrea mitchell report andrea mitche"andrea mitchell rs now. >>> new fallout from the g 7 as brazil's president rejects funds to fight fires without getting an apology from france's president macron. climate change was a major focus of the summit, president trump did not attend that meeting. leaving world leaders mystified about where he stands on key issues, not only climate but also the trade war with china. >> donald trump has no understanding of soft power. he doesn't understand relationships, how to sustain them. he's leaving us on the sidelines. it's an abdication, really, of the united states' position in the world. >>> landmark ruling. a drug industry giant being held responsible for spreading the opioid epidemic. what does it mean for the rest of the industry? >> we have proven that johnson and johnson built its billion dollar brand out of greed and on the backs of pain and suffering of innocence people. >>> and the leaderboard, conflicting polls raising questions about how solid joe biden's lead really is with elizabeth and bernie sanders rounding out the top three. >> this

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"andrea mitchell reports" starts now. >> right now on "andrea mitchell reports" the debate of the top ten, including joe biden's first face-off with elizabeth warren. unless a miracle poll turns up before midnight tonight. >> if this holds, one night, one stage, one debate, ten candidates, all going head to head. >> steve kornacki joins us in a moment with the breakdown. >>> pardon me. the president reportedly promises pardons to aide whose break the law and help him build that wall before he has to face the voters next year and explain a broken promise. >> would it be appropriate for a member of this administration to break the law to accelerate the construction of the border wall? >> peter, i don't think that any of us in this administration would ever feel it's appropriate to break the law. >>> run silent, run deep. new photos show north korea may be building a submarine capable of launching nuclear tipped missiles. the biggest threat yet to the u.s., despite the president's fondness for chairman kim. >> when they have submarines that can wander the pacific ocean that can get close

andrea? >> thank you so much. nbc's rehema ellis, thank you on th breaking news. >>> the president trump downplays implications of north korea firing off more missiles. you're watching "andrea mitchell reports," only on msnbc. g "andrl reports," only on msnbc. for wha. nice. but, uh... what's up with your... partner? not again. limu that's your reflection. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ ♪ as your life grows, so do your needs. ♪ and with bank of america and merrill, the benefits you get can grow, too. as a preferred rewards member, you can enjoy priority service and exclusive discounts... so your growing life can be more rewarding, too. ♪ what would you like the power to do? ♪ what would you like the power to do? the mucma fest! of summer... country music's biggest stars perform their hottest hits. and the first time ever. lil nas x, billy ray cyrus and keith urban perform the hit "old town road." cma fest! sunday 87c on abc. and after the show check out a special encore performa

andrea? >> when we talk about the foreign policy dimensions of all of this, first and foremost, let's talk about iran. because as we know, zarif, the foreign minister was invited by president macron to come on the outskirts of this conference. he said that it was incorrect reporting, the president did, that he was not surprised by this, that macron and macron confirmed he discussed it with the president the night before and gotten his ac krchlacquiesc it. >> if the circumstances were correct or were right, i certainly would agree to that. but in the meantime, they have to be good players. you understand what that means. and they can't do what they were saying they were going to do because if they do that, they'll be met with really very violent force. i didn't think it was appropriate to meet yesterday. too soon. >> so president macron wants to be the broker here. he and the both the president and secretary of state have said there could be talks with no preconditions but for some reason the

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it's puzzling, andrea.ack to your previous question for a second, the answer to why this wasn't postponed is because this administration doesn't think that way. there are -- the people making the decisions on these issues and the administration do not stop to think, well, this may not be great considering the amount of trauma that the hispanic community has. there's a huge blind spot, whether it's willful or not, i'll let others decides. there's not empathy on these kinds of issues. politically to your question of how this helps the president, he certainly seems to think it does, although it's an awfully crude calculation he's making here. but it shows what kind of pressure he is under for not delivering on his signature campaign promise. i mean, despite the chants of build the wall, build the wall, he knows the wall has not been built. it's almost as if it's another george h.w. bush read my lips moment where this crucial campaign promise has been violated. i think it remains to be seen whether or not trump

>> not much, andrea. i went to eight g 7s, and the purpose of that meeting is to meet with your closest partners in the world to figure out common strategy. right now we're talking about a world that's literally on fire if you look at the amazon and the consequences of climate change if you look at the protests in hong kong, iran. you would be wanting to go there, a normal president to forge common strategy with your closest allies. and instead, trump is actually the person that is going to dominate the summit, not because he has an agenda but because all the other leaders will have to figure out how to get through the summit without having him blow it up. it's a missed opportunity to try to address these problems whether it's trade or climate change. and it speaks to how far the position of the american presidency has fallen in the eyes of our allies. >> you've heard the reports, i've heard reports from nato meetings from ministries and foreign leaders who describe really rude behavior on the part of thi

"andrea mitchell reports" starts right now. hi, andrea. >> hi, thank you. right now on "andrea mitchell reports," family feud. joe biden under fire from all sides and this time not just from kamala harris. >> tonight i think democrats are expecting some engagement here, and i expect they'll get it. >> under your plan, status quo, you do nothing to hold the insurance companies to task. >> mr. vice president, it looks like one of us has learned the lessons of the past and one of us hasn't. >> vice president biden, i didn't hear your responses when the issue came up of all the deportations. >> there's a saying in my community, you're dipping into the kool-aid and you don't even know the flavor. >> he believed that people working outside the home would, quote, create the deterioration of family. >> everybody is talking about how terrible i am on these issues. barack obama knew exactly who i was. >> coming up, deputy campaign manager and communication director for the biden campaign joining us. and fired up and ready to go, but what do they gain from attacking p

you're right, andrea. he wants to make three or four people the face of the democratic party, despite the fact that the vast majority, maybe 95% of democrats in the caucus fundamentally disagree with them on things like bds and condemn their anti-semitic comments. when they do the stuff that they've done, you know, calling for a boycott of bill maher, as they did this weekend and retweeting an anti-semitic holocaust cartoon, they play right into donald trump's hands and give him a victory that he should not have. >> nancy pelosi is right on the spot there when they come back. >> yeah, she is. and i think you probably will see nancy exert a firmer hand in some of this, because to congressman israel's point, now we're in the game. you get past labor day, you are three, four months out from the first caucus in iowa. the presidential campaigns can't afford to have this kind of narrative dictating the terms of their engagement. the caucus under nancy's leadership wants to do something in terms of real legislati

still with us, andrea iannelli. around,u for sitting andrea. of all these leaked guess in a lot of people's interest, if you are boris johnson, you can have a way out of saying i had to postpone because we were not ready. if you are jeremy corbyn and you say, going to be a nightmare, we need to stop this. >> sending a signal that we are unprepared for might -- for what might come. we are getting close to october 31. needed tohemicals keep the british oil surprised -- oil supply safe. the report says this is the likely scenario. the government says this is the worst case scenario. gas is an understanding between. where are the preparations at. the business is trying to bring goods in and out. how do they change. there's is talk of the free movement of people stops. there is no clarity. the absence of that clarity, what you're getting is this report that sounds like fighting. week we spent a lot of time thinking boris johnson could somehow go for no deal brexit and call for an election in one or two weeks afterwards? is that likely? it is difficu

>> reporter: hi there, andrea. as you mentioned right behind me you see the crush of cameras, expecting to hear from the mayor in a few minutes. this is the crowded bar the gunman was trying to get into when police officers stepped into within 30 seconds and took him down. just an incredible scene to think that how much more deadly this could have been if those officers, which many residents are calling heroes, had not stepped in. authorities have said they have recovered 41 spent shell casings at the scene. but he may have had capacity for as many as 200 rounds. we're learning more about the gunman. investigators digging into his past. overnight, we spoke with one of his ex-girlfriends. she told us she met him at a community psychology college class. she broke up the relationship in may after they had been dating for several months. she now believes there were red flags, including he had showed her, according to her, a video of a mass shooting during their first date. he later to her to dates at a gun range and he

"andrea mitchell reports" starts right now. >>> good day, i'm andrea mitchell in washington. we begin with the breaking news from hong kong. police are arresting protesters who have shut down hong kong's international airport, one of the largest in the world, forcing flights to be canceled for the second day in a row. we're at the airport. our experts are gathering. janice mackie frayer, the standoff has continued for more than 48 hours and obviously the police and protesters are if gauged. tell me what you know from your vantage point? >> reporter: it's been percolating for a couple days. the authorities yesterday and today making that unprecedented decision to cancel all flights out of this airport. it's one of the busiest hubs in the world. in addition to the thousands of protesters you had on both the departures and arrivals level here, you had a lot of dazed passengers who have been wandering around, wondering when they're going to be able to get on their flight. protesters were pushing for their demands, saying they would not leave. in particular, they're looking for an

"andrea mitchell reports" starts right now. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," on ice. president trump canceled an upcoming visit to denmark, announcing on twitter because the danish prime minister refused to set him greenland, a sovereign territory. what's the fallout from denmark? a nato ally whose troops have died alongside americans. >>> donald trump insulting american junes ews say when thee for democrats they show great disloyalty. >>> indefinite detention. the trump administration announces new rules to reverse court rulings limiting the amount of time migrant families can be held at the border. >>> and we have breaking news. good day, i'm andrea mitchell in washington. the president is leaving the white house for a speech to the veterans of foreign wars. he's been taking questions for about 20 minutes now about a firestorm of criticism on a lot of issues, including his decision to cancel that trip to denmark over greenland. the future of gun reform legislation and nerveness over the economy. joining me now as we await the tape to be played back from the south la

i think, andrea, in some ways his base is happy to see.this from a political lens, it may give impetus to democrats and to people on the left, millenials in particular who care about this issue going into 2020. >> and, ann, we've already seen -- you know this from covering epa, scientists have quit or been forced out. at the interior you have a lobbyists protecting our parks, or not protecting our parks. at the state department, the intelligence official who was supposed to brief congress annually quit because his report was censored. intelligence report from the state department. i don't know who is briefing you today from epa, but the scientific panels that would have done this in the past are no longer there. >> reporter: it's not about science, it's about politics and following through on the president's promise to reduce what he considers burdensome regulation. here's something the president might understand. it's why you see the split in the oil and gas industry over rolling back these regulations. big producers like bp and royal dut

so when andrea reached out to me , i could not resist.randmother has lived in -- i have lived in bayview all my life. have patience. so the decision to be part of bayview was not hard to make at all. we are facing our challenges, but with the support and the help of our community, as well as bayview with big h., i hope we have high hopes that high dreams of how far this space can go. again, i like to thank our mayor , i'm like to thank everyone for coming out, and i see my son back there in the back. love you so much. thank you for coming to support your mom, as well. [cheers and applause] >> hello, everyone. my name is harold. i own big h. barbecue. born and raised in san francisco , bayview. i have been kicking for a long time with my grandfather, my mom , it's been a beautiful thing i want to thank you all for coming out and supporting us. bayview bistro got me out here and it has been a beautiful thing. getting my foot in the door, trying to move up and go farther places to support my family a little bit better. i wouldn't be able to

that does it for this edition of "andrea mitchell reports." andrea will be back tomorrow. facebook and twitter @mitchellreports. here is ali velshi from new york. >> that was an astute question you asked kevin baron about if the taliban is resurge ent what does that actually mean? the taliban set the stage for the entry of terrorists basically. an interesting question i'll pursue as well. >>> coming up this hour on "velshi and ruhle" the candidate pool in the race for the white house just got smaller. what it means that governor jay inslee is out. who is now taking the lead on climate change? we'll break down senator sanders' new plan. >>> plus america had half a million fewer jobs last year than we thought they did. what that tells us about the

andrea was chatting on the phone with kelley.he wasn't her usual happy self. >> she was like, all right, i'm tired, good night. all right, leave me alone pretty much. >> why was it odd she might want to go to bed early one night? >> i think she was really stressed out, but she didn't -- she was a night owl. you know, she stayed up. her kids stay up late, you know. it wasn't normal. >> neither, of course, was what followed. >> sir, you need to calm down so i can help you, okay. >> yes. >> what's your name? >> my name's tom. >> tom clayton was on the phone to 911, something about his wife. she wasn't breathing. >> how long has she been down? >> i don't know, i don't know. i just got home. >> the clayton home, tucked down a pocket of a long dark road. it would never be home again. >> coming up, what had happened to kelley? police discovered the disturbing scene inside the family home. >> i said, where's your wife and he pointed to the kitchen area and that's when i walked around. oh, oh, okay. >> when with "dateline" continues. ves,

into 16 to feed andrea and set up a crowdfunding come pain to build an education center for kids here mike in little lisa bloom leet 50 you know the doctor. says on the shelf all these kids are poor in most cases their parents don't have the time or demands to send them to school that's why we take them here to educate them and to give them the chance to go to school after wards. donate and shows focus what are the early call austin for regionally until the river was built on 2 raised in areas people lived in the dry hills and grew rice in the swampy lowlands but over the past 50 years the city has grown so rapidly that's more and more rice food has morphed into residential neighborhoods like angelica this is don't have the best reputation when you consider and jessica i know who is the last 1008 but with the help of his camera to feed andrea hopes to change these perceptions and. that means because. the people begin to understand what it's like. to work in the. car you know. as much as to feed and really love the picturesque streets on the mountain tops of tana his photography as i d

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andrea: we are aligned on that.o answer the question, central banks have been and provided the tide that lifted all bolts. arguably today about the market is looking at central banks yet again to see if they will step today, the market is looking at central banks yet again to see if they will step in. francine: how much of a problem is a higher dollar? ? it is something exclusively watched by the federal reserve. if it continues to depreciate as a result of a risk off environment, that will lead to tightening financial conditions which will then pushed even further. -- push even further. we expect them to cut once more this year. of how be a matter markets react and how the economy stabilizes or not. francine: are you expecting stronger dollar? david: you could get it one of two ways. either through growth remaining stronger or some of the asia risk off sentiment. neither is particularly good for the world economy right now. risk sentiment would be awful as you are piling on a higher dollar and tightening convention

wants china to buy more american goods to narrow the trade deficit a correspondent andrea hang it all the ballots join us from the financial hubs of singapore in frankfurt andrea the fallout looks biggest in asia what's the damage. well the chinese currency reaching that 7 per dollar level has created a huge domino effect across the asian region asian shares dipped some 2.5 percent today and that is the steepest one day decline in the last 10 months now the japanese yen was an exception though government and government bonds as well as gold was strong safe havens for the asian market today but everything else basically slipped away analysts are saying that beijing could signal this as a depreciation of the could tolerate further depreciation of the un currency in order to cushion all the shortfalls are going to come from through those threatened us tears that are coming that we are facing the writings of the wall over to you from your perspective is this a dangerous move beijing is making. i think any move that can be interpreted as retaliating against trump or disagreeing with him pe

that does it for this edition of "andrea mitchell reports." at a time of crisis, we should talk also about the fact that tonight on msnbc there will be special programming with brian williams and rachel maddow and the whole team, nicolle wallace as well at 9:00 eastern on msnbc. here is ali velshi and stephanie ruhle for velshi and ruhle. >> thank you. we'll continue the coverage. it's monday, august 5th. we begin with breaking news on the two mass shootings in america. 22 people were killed in el paso. the number has now increased to 22. another nine in dayton, ohio. the shootings just 13 hours apart. in texas authorities are questioning the 21-year-old suspect who traveled more than 600 miles across the state from a dallas suburb to el paso. the ohio gunman is dead. police were able to take him down within 30 seconds. at least 27 people were injured in dayton.

well for more on that story let's bring in our business correspondent in singapore under your hang andrea what is the region making of sudden decision to cancel the hong kong listing. i think the asian markets won't direct were not directly hit by this news because i think the general consensus is that people understand why this landmark this thing had to be delayed and they seem pretty optimistic also the ali baba will go through with it eventually infect the c.e.o. of the hong kong stock exchange was quoted as saying last week that he's confident companies will. will come home to hong kong and that they will find a home in hong kong he just didn't know when and he said this without alluding to ali baba because technically the listing is confidential all right but we we spoke to a representative of german business in hong kong yesterday and he told us that despite the unrest there it's more or less business as usual but an above us move just now seems to tell a different story doesn't it. it does and you know what monica ali baba's move to do this is actually a very smart calculated move

the terrifying crash that brought an end to andrea dovizio‘s british grand prix.d welcome to the programme. where else do we start but at headingley? it's been described as a miracle, incredulous and perhaps the greatest innings of all time. ben stokes‘ astonishing 135 not out was enough to give england victory in the third ashes test and keeps this series very much alive. 0ur correspondent andy swiss is there. cut away! what an innings, what a player. it was the stuff of sporting miracles, ben stokes the hero of headingley after one of the most remarkable victories cricket has surely ever seen. england had begun needing an unlikely 203 to win, and stokes together withjonny bairstow had got the crowd starting to believe, but then the wickets tumbled. when stuart broad was the ninth man out, england still needed 73. all over, surely. but after being joined by last manjack leach, stokes unleashed something quite extraordinary, tearing into the australian bowling. and as he reached his century, the crowd sensed something special. 100 for ben stokes. what a summer he'

>> all right, andrea. the dow finished up 400 points tuesday in the tech heavy nasdaq gained almost 2%. >>> meanwhile the fbi is voicing more concern on attacks against immigration agents across the country after a shooting in san antonio. shots were fired into two immigrations and customs enforcement offices tuesday morning. officials say the bullets missed an i.c.e. employee by just two inches. they say it was a targeted attack and they're asking for the public's help to track down who is responsible. >>> we turn now to the controversy stemming from the trump administration's plan to place new limits on legal immigration. a top official is defending the remarks about the poem on the statue of liberty. the trump administration so-called charge rule is facing growing scrutiny. it would make it harder for residents to get citizenship. such as food stamps or subsidized housing, president trump said it is about putting america first. >> i don't think it's fair to have the american taxpayer pay for people to c

and we explored by the gulf coast capital and the people through the lens of the feed andrea. foss report is on an issue that affects many young africans it's not uncommon for us young working people to financially support our parents and siblings sometimes even our extended family and many are happy to do eat because it's always nice to give something but right but what happens if you don't on enough money to support yourself and your family are if it's stopping you from realizing your dreams. we max our young man in nigeria who has what he's life on hold to help his family. getting ready in the morning without running water isn't uncommon in many parts of lagos all abound you saw them on all a corn has to make the most out of his 5 metre square. he works in a small saloon giving money cures and pedicures. very close it is out and i say do something so if you're going to get ready he can't afford to lose another client it's the rainy season and business is slow but that doesn't stop the messages from home his family still asks him for money i get a message from my sister abou

i'm andrea day for "nightly business report". >> and beforego let's take a look at the day's final numberswas a wild one. th dow finished down 22 points to 26,007 but it had been down nearly 600. the nasdq rose 29 the s&p 500 climbed 2. the index's 2% reversal was the biggest comeback of 2019. >>> that is "nightly business report" for tonight. i'm sue herera. thniks for j us. have a great evening. we'll see you right back here tomorrow. ♪ ♪ woman: this is "bbc world news america." is made possible by... the freeman foundation; by judy and peter blum-kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs; and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. laura: this is "bbc world news america.

"andrea mitchell reports" starts right now. hey, andrea. >>> hi, thank you.mitchell reports," political malpractice. former obama administration officials and other party leaders scratching their heads about why most of the democratic candidates are attacking barack obama more than donald trump. a strategy playing right into the president's hands. >>> and we had a lot of surprise expressed by the president about that as well. meanwhile, blast off. the u.s. quits a missile treaty with russia negotiated by ronald reagan, even as north korea tests more missiles. the president says it's in control, but others are saying it's not. >> we keep talking about denuclearize. north korea is increasing the scale and the quality of the nuclear threat they pose. >>> and the kennedy family tragedy. bobby kennedy 22-year-old's granddaughter was found beautiful. >> she was the only child of ethel and robert kennedy's daughter courteney. she struggled with mental illness. revealing she once tried to

start byelling us about chantell and andrea, i know you knew chantell better than a andrea. about them. >> okay, furs off, mask, we are moms who occupy a corner, we don't have a membership trk is not like that. if you show up on that corne to eat dinner, you bring krur kids, they show up to play, paint faces, jump rope, pl hopscotch, then yeah, we are ththe, all moms to. so as far as them being members or not, because thereas been a t of discussion about that, is neither here nor there.l but chantas someone who with bring her kids to the corner. thd mom, and just play with them and hang out wit because that is what we do on that corner. ntd she was a loving and pat mom. she was a good mom.e and andrea, s had older children so we didn't see her in our space aseuch but we saw hr around the neighborhood every day. and she was fiercely pr of the young women in the neighborhood. thand there was srnl a wa she thought the young women should have been treated, that women should be respected. >> was chantell's children with her that nig. >> no, no. chantell was killed after our work

andrea mitchell. adrienne elrod, former senior adviser to the clinton campaign.ill crystal, editor-at-large at the bulwark. here's where we started getting at this, andrea. it's from a fox poll. it's the second full screen. what's more important for democrats, a candidate to restore normalcy, 60%, a candidate to change washington, 36%. i believe the president's biggest problem is exhaustion. it's exhausting people from all of this. and the fact is i think when you see his numbers not budge anywhere and you see numbers like this, that's what the public is seeing. >> you know, when you think about what elected him, it was the rallies, the circuses of those rallies carried live at 7:00 in prime time on the east coast. he was getting enormous free media. and the social media. and perhaps we are all just, not me personally, but america is exhausted by the volatility and by the lack of normalcy and by destroying norms, things that have been held sacred in america by republicans, democrats, independents, people who don't care about politics. it's universal. it's who we