annie, point of information. i just said he signed a veto. technically a sleet is the sending back of a piece of legislation to congress. not -- kind of the absence of a signature. having cleared that up, trump said he didn't really have to twist any republican arms. annie, what's the truth? >> well, that is not exactly what happened over the past few days. he in fact has been making a lot of phone calls to republican senators. he's been calling mitch mcconnell regularly. in his pleas to the republicans asking them to vote with him, he has been making a personal pitch, i'll credit my colleagues at -- competitors at "the washington post" with reporting this out, that they asked him for -- to explain the constitutional reasons for this. and he made it all about him. he said, you know, this could hurt you politically if you don't vote with me. this is -- vote with me. it was about him, as is most things with trump. so the idea that he wasted no political capital on trying to win over votes, in fact they knew it was an uphill battle. republican s

t andy, what else can you te annie, what else can you tell us? >> the president overruled advice from his own and there were questions of kushner's family business tied to the government or business abroad. >> this goes back with problems of jared's clearance from the beginning. he failed to list meetings with russian officials, he claimed it was a mistake and he had to amend those forms. there has been a gray haze over jared kushner's dealing with foreign officials from day one here. >> and hans, the white house has responded to this. they said they don't comment on security stories, kushner's lawyer has responded. they say the security clearance official affirms kushner's security clearance was handled. chris christie was asked about this in an interview a little earlier and listen to what he said. >> ordering the clearance is not problematic. that's the president's legal authority to do. the problem is they did not tell the truth. the president directly said in "the new york times," i had nothing to do with it. and ivanka said my father had no

just the wall. >> annie, it's been a good week for your bye line. one of the things we learned from you is the increasing pressure on the president's family coming out of house investigations. tell us about that and how it's likely being felt in the west wing because that's where you'll find the president's family most days. >> that's right. the piece you're talking about right now, i looked at those 81 document requests from house democrats sent to people in the white house and extended trump world. it was noted that ivanka trump is notably absent from this list that includes her brothers and anyone close to trump, includes her husband, jared kushner, and there was a sense the democrats are tiptoeing around her because it would really be an aggressive poke the bear move to go for the daughter. a closer read of those 81 document requests shows 52 out of the 81 people were asked for documents about ivanka and about her financial interests and about foreign donations to her or her businesses. while she wasn't asked for documents specifically, there we

annie, is this all base all the time? it's not a great way to win new customers, but we have been wrong about that in the past. >> the president has shown very little interest in new customers. this is going to play out with his campaign. his 2020 campaign that maggie and i toured this week is a real operation, building a huge field operation and much more real campaign than they had in 2015. what hasn't changed is the candidate they are working with. they acknowledge they don't have control over the message of this campaign. what we saw last night is a preview. his vengeance against mueller and a drain the swamp chant, trying to harken back to that outsider stink he had last time which he doesn't have as an incumbent president. he is going to hit this mueller probe as a way -- they said it's useful to even the player field in terms of credibility. the president is low in terms of the fact checks we have done for two years, but this means that the media's credibility and the democratic opponents are also low. >> i know yo

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back with us tonight, jonathan allen, our national political reporter and annie carney, annie, there to put this. is this an all base all the time? it is not a great way to win but we have been wrong in the past. >> the president shows no interest in winning of new customers. his 2020 campaign which i toured this week and writing ining the, it is a real operation. it is a huge field operation and much more real campaign in 2018. what has not chaeng nged is the candidate they are working with. and so what we saw last night was a good preview of what's going to happen. he did his vengeance against mueller and started the drain the swamp harping back to the outsi outsider. and he's going to hit this mueller probe as a way t to -- they said it is useful even in the plain field in terms of credibility which the president is low of all the fact-checks we have done in two years. this can mean that the media credibility and democrats credibility is also low. >> i am talking about a rick will c wilson's tweet. he passed 500,000 followers this week. this is wednesday. "aren't we due for a cara

annie carney, white house reporter for "the new york times." matthew miller, former chief spokesman for the justice department. and nelson cunningham, former assistant u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york. also a former counsel to the senate judiciary committee. michael, when you look back at this week, which like so many weeks has felt like a month. and you think about what happened, donald trump went to vietnam and came back with no deal. >> right. >> then he praised kim jong-un to the detriment of the death of an american student. michael cohen testified for three days on capitol hill. jared kushner's security clearance is in question once again and trump and his daughter appear to have been lied -- to have been caught in a big lie and his taxes might get subpoenaed. how bad was this week? >> it's a bad week. but i think the one word that sticks in my mind -- we describe this week as unprepared. the president was unprepared for north korea. he was unprepared for the cohen testimony. he was unprepared for the narrative now that

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annie jameson? >> thank you. i'm annie jameson, chief operating officer with teatro zinzanni. i've been involved with the project for 20 years, and we really need to come back here. we have been -- i'm sorry. it's just hearing ron talk about the tent was -- it really something for us -- or for me. so any way, thank you. it's been eight years since we started this project, and it is time for us to return to san francisco. we have moved the tent around the site in every area we can. we have talked to neighbors around the site. we have visited with jay, thank you, and many people around the city -- many, many people and talked about this project. it is time for it to return to san francisco. it is culturally important, it's important for all of san francisco, any human being to be a part of performance. it's a beautiful thing, what you're going to okay, i hope, is going that's going to be in san francisco for the next 60 years. we want to thank the port and all of the people that have helped us. this is a passion project for all of us that are involved. it's got hundreds of peopl

but everyone talked ab st annie and the thin did.r bomb. [ laughter ] the inner-tube incident. but there was one target lucleft to hit.llipops. burger boy. no one knew how old he was or where he came from, o just that henly ate burgers and never got in the water. girl: i heard once someone tried to take his burgers, and they, like, died. boy: do you know what happens when he gets in the water? all: medium rare! medium rare! lee: things got out of control. a you could teie and dale were up to something --g somethazy. [ indistinct conversions ] that day at lunch, everything changed forever. ♪ [ girl laughing ] lee: i followed her. i wanted to tell her she was better than him, better than everyone. because she knew what feelings really felt like, and i wanted to tell her that i knew, too. i was waiting for the right moment. this was it. i'd walk up to her, and she'd fall into my arms, crying. then i'd kiss her on the mouth. i just had to be cool. but not everything goes according to plan. annie: hey. what are you doing? do you want do s

this is a completely unique situation. >> annie, thank you. annie karni is a reporter with the "new york times". >> maybe one of the reasons why -- >> yeah, the rules are a little bit different. if you have to pass muster with the ethics person at the white house these days, it's a whole different ball game. >> a whole other level. >> coming up next -- >> you're going to interview vicky ward tonight. >> i'll interview her tonight at 10:00 on "the last word". >> and i'll interview her tomorrow at 9:00 a.m. >>> coming up next, 2020 contender elizabeth warren is pushing new policies on the campaign trail. we're going to break down where the senator stands on the economy. plus, her take on controversial topics, including the electoral college and slavery reparations. you're watching "velshi & ruhle," lye on msnbc. watching ruhle," lye on msnbc unpredictable crohn's symptoms following you? for adults with moderately to severely active crohn's disease, stelara® works differently. studies showed relief and remission, with dosing every 8 weeks. stelar

annie, this is some extraordinary reporting. help us understand this. the president, he has the authority to give this kind of order, so why wouldn't he just admit it? >> that's the biggest takeaway here. that's the biggest question. no one is doubting that he has the authority to give a top-secret security clearance to whatever aide he wants to. so why didn't he just say, jared kushner is my guy, this is who i want as my top aide in the white house, he needs clearance, end of story. instead, they have lied about it after every single level and the question is why. why are they covering it up? that's one big takeaway. the other thing we need to remember right now while we review this story in the current moment is that jared kushner is the de facto chief of staff. mick mulvaney is the first chief of staff in there who has not challenged the seniority of jared and ivanka, has realized that that's the way this place works and nothing's going to change that. jared kushner just met with hamd bin salman earlier this week abroad. he is in the middle of workin

hi annie. is this your little brother? what is his name? and your annie? emmy? i love your name.hat's not to love? beautiful. >> so nice to meet you. sen. gillibrand: are we going to do it from here? >> we are going to stand right here, guys. sen. gillibrand: ok. hi. where do you want me to talk? this way? hello. hi, everybody. this is what you need to try. it is very good. ok. you guys are in charge. >> we can't see any of you. you have to move into this space. sen. gillibrand: ok. >> hello, everybody. welcome to to share brewing company. we would like to thank senator gillibrand for coming out today. [cheers and applause] >> our concept with to share is to have a great beer, listen to crying babies and meet your neighbors. doing that and new hampshire means you have an opportunity to meet your political candidates. we feel like this is an important part to what you can bring to the community. we are excited to hear from the senator today. sen. gillibrand: thank you for hosting me. thank you for giving me a beer. thank you for being a part of this democracy and having this amazi

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as she mentioned, i am annie wong, i am a housing development specialist. we are seeking authorization for the ocii executive director to enter into an amended and restated loan agreement for approximately $47 million and a ground lease for an option to extend to 99 years? six west is planned 152 rental units of affordable rental development in mission bay that would serve extremely low-income families. the commission last saw this in 2018 when it approved the schematic drawings for the site. just to give -- orient folks a bit where we are, block six west is located in mission bay south area off of fourth street. it's adjacent -- directly adjacent to block six east, which is a recently completed 143 unit of ocii housing development? it is also available to the mission bay kids park to the north and bounded by the common parks system to its south, so that's where some of the food trucks and soccer fields are currently located. just to give a little more context, this map shows the many growing number of amenities in mission bay as well as growing number of t

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he debuts with a "vanity fair" cover, dave weigel having pointed this out on twitter, this is an annieovitz cover. >> he's no reagan, let's just be clear. >> joe, he starts with a head start, really, he's behind some of the other candidates, we'll see what kind of money he raises, but he did so well in texas, whether he can expand that beyond the borders of his own state. he did well in fundraising against ted cruz. but this kind of launch, that annie leibovitz cover and his own video, it's unprecedented for a one-term congressman. >> i think it is. >> i should say, not one-term. six years. >> six years, he's term limited. i think he's touching into a new generation of people. he is new but he made a big splash in that texas race. his use of technology is ahead of most of these candidates as well. >> also a lot was made of the president's response when asked about beto o'rourke's hand gestures. we showed you just today or yesterday, his use of hands. let's take a look at what the president had to say and beto's response to gayle king on "cbs this morning." >> reporter: your reaction to

. >> there's parallel here which is annie's reporting about how they are look at ivanka and documents but there's never sent to ivanka. nancy pelosi saying i'm not interested in impeachment. her committee chairman at the judiciary committee, intelligence committee, ways and means are conducting the business of an inmeepeachment investigation. that's going forward now. she is in control of those committee chairman. if she did not want that happening, it would not be happening. it's a bit of smoke and mirrors to say she's not interested in impeachment. they will provide all the information that would support articles of impeachment at some point should they come forward. even if they don't, i think the idea here is that would be a very long process. all of that information will come forward at some point as she, i think referred to, you might have a situation where it would be republicans that would want to remove the president more than democrats. >> annie, i see you were nodding. you agree with john that's what their conducting here absent calling it that? >> the white house officials

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and all i had known about her before was that she was called rougouse annie when she was younger. she got a lot done. >> i see why on that clip. >> so when i did meet her, i was able to spend a f years with her before she passed annual it was the heart and compassion love. really grew to and they called her grandma ann by that time. >> andtaraji, yy ann. tell me how you prepared for this role. >> i had to watch aot of tape on her so i could get her ton the sound of her voice. and obviously we look nothing alike. so i worked with the costumers to make me a prosthetic piece so that i could move differently. and when i first went to try it on, they had the boobs wrong. they were my size. i'm like something is wrong here. and they didn't think that i was willing to go there. and i said you need to call tyler perry and ask him what they put in madea's would de's. she moved with a purpose. so she planted her feet. >> and all of that helps you get in that kraskcharacter and brin out. >> absolutely. it was important that i looked nothing like myself. >> dominique, what drew you to throjec

and that is the inspiration for annie. she's going to transform herself into jazz minute., this girl got talent. she starts putting on the foundation and then she says she has to make the eyes this is sort of the eye underneath the eye. >> she's going to see the world. >> she takes her hair, puts knit a ponytail. she tucks her eye behind her face and darkens in part of her face because she wants to darken in the edges. you can see her finishing the look. she says her favorite part was drawing in the ponytail. >> that works, too. and how gnarly that video of blacking out the jaw line to make her face more thin. it really works. >> it's jeanie. >>> testing bullet proof glass. so satisfying. >> next, right this minute. >>> still to come, an impressive student-made music video. why their positive message is going to school you. >> am i too old to play this? >> no. >>> plus, cuddles the cat is caught roaming around, but this is where it gets a little weird. see the vanishing act that has the web perplexed. >> watch where cuddles comes in. >> get him, cuddles. with an ultra-stre

what about annie donaldson. someone whose name came up and a lot of people had to do some googling. >> so annie donaldson was chief of staff to don mcgahn who was white house counsel. she was his right-hand person and she was there. one of the things "the new york times" reported fairly recently is she took copious notes about what was going on, about her conversations with mcgahn, about what was happening in the white house. she also served in the transition with mcgahn so that may be of interest to investigators. but she was there for things like the comey firing, the flynn firing. and that is something that she took notes on, paid attention to. that is now actually in the mueller team's hands. >> this is a place where you can make document requests. you can escalate to subpoenas, although that's fairly rare. usually this is worked out through negotiation. something like that is a place where you can see a plausible assertion of executive privilege coming from the white house, right, maya? >> absolutely. i thi

back with us, jaonathan alan an annie carney, white house reporter for "the new york times."g to be all base, all the time? it is not a great way to win but we have been wrong in the past. >> the president shows no interest in winning of new customers. his 2020 campaign which i toured this week and writing the story, it is a real operation. a real traditional operation, building a huge field operation and much more a real campaign than he had in 2015. what hasn't changed is the candidate they're working with. and they will acknowledge that they don't have any control over the message of this campaign. so what we saw last night was a good preview of what's going to happen. he did his vengeance against mueller and he even started a drain the swamp chant, harping it back to the outsider mystique he had lament which he doesn't have as the incumbent. he's going to hit this mueller probe as they said, it is useful to even the playing field in terms of credibility, which the president --. >>> there's always a tweet. i'm talking about a rick wilson tweet. he has just passed 500,000 f

((brian annis - ca transportation agency secretary)) we reestablish the very functional relationship we've had for most of the grant we hope what the high speed rail authority release a full in may. tag. (grant) another complication forced a boeing 737 max 8 plane to make an emergency landing today. the f-a-a says a southwest airlines 737 max heading to victorville max heading to victorville was experiencing an apparent engine problem. the crew declared an emergency after taking off from orlando international airport around 2:50 p-m and landed the plane safely. no passengers were on board. the aircraft was being ferried to a logistics airport in victorville where southwest is storing the grounded airplanes. the move comes after the f-a-a grounded all boeing 737 max planes. the company is working on a software fix after two fatal crashes in the span of five months. southwest airlines operates the largest fleet of boeing 737 max 8 aircraft with 34 planes. (vicki) coming up... people who live in tahoe are having a hard time digging out of all the snow hitting the area. and more is on th

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let's talk about his win with annie alvarez. hello! how's it going?for rory mcilroy. what did you make of his win? obviously he has had a good year and put himself in contention already. he is proving to people once again why he is such an exceptional player, and he isjust this amazing talent, and you see him hit these shots that even the best guys on tour wouldn't dream of hitting, so for him to pull that off was fun for all fans of golf. people have made something of the fact that he wasn't in the final pair, as he has been before this season. as a former tour pro yourself, what difference does it make that perhaps you weren't in the last pair and you went out slightly before the leaders, if you like? i think sometimes that plays to your advantage because you can put pressure on the final group to catch up pressure on the final group to catch up with you, essentially. and obviously it was a really close tournament. but he was able to go in and finish with a 1—stroke lead, in that final round, and it is hard for people to play catch up than it is to

. >> please welcome anti-sexual assault activist annie clark. >> what's up new york? good morning.rk. is annie honestly, when i was told the theme of this event was bravery and i was asked to speak as sort of felt like an imposter because i feel like that adjective is reserved for people who do great things. i think each one of us can do great things. over the past few days i have come to believe that we are all capable. but if we come together we can and racism, homophobia, .rans-phobia, sexism that is why i'm putting my faith in new york senator kirsten gillibrand. i was planning a speech that was well polished and edited them probably much to the chagrin of communications folks i'm going to go a little bit off record because that is what being brave .s a little bit about me and my story. i am one of many folks in the united states who have been sexually assaulted. uee individualsr when you have a platform you need to use it. i am imperfect. i'm learning and i'm trying to be brave by sharing my story with you today because that is what senator gillibrand showed me. old i was 18 y

annie, as the female falcon is known, has laid an egg in the school's cam nellie tower.y lay between three and five begs a season. there may be more to come. there's two new webcams so people can keep tabs on it. >> the egg is a unique color. pretty. >>> let's talk about the storm impact scale. never more than 7 minutes away. a light one today for rain to showers and isolated thunder is posible. a quarter to three quarters of an inch. gusty and at the coast in -- --- of us shaded in a thunderstorm chance. now my biggest concern is this morning with the ponding on the roadways and just the overall slickness of it. trees and power lines down. really low. everything else not going >> mike, plenty of crashes on the board this morning. want to take you into the bay bridge. on the upper deck, westbound 80 treasure island. two separate crashes. both are on the right shoulder. traffic is heavy approaching those on the incline. it's already busy at the toll plaza as well. i did double-check. no metering lights yet. good news on the eastbound side of the bridge before -- just past

>> yes, so basically it follows annie.urself smaller both in your body and kand ind n your personality, be sweet, be nice, be polite. she gets to a breaking point and stop putting her time and money and energy into trying to make her thighs smaller and start going off her dreams, you know, so that's kind of what the show's about. >> and some of it's autobiographical? >> yes, absolutely. yeah. i identify so much, it's based on lindy west's no more shrill. i hit a breaking point where i was like how much longer can i give all of my time to hating myself, you know? and once i kind of put that aside my life really changed. i got hired by second city, two years later by snl. suddenly my life was taking off. >> that snl tryout, i just wonder, so you walk in there. i mean, i'm sure your heart's pounding. lorn michaels is probably like -- what was that moment like for you? >> so bad, so scary. really stressful. i also felt like i had done many shows in front of very bad audiences who didn't want to see me, and they were like eatin

so appealing, so dangerous, so lovely to look at, the darling of london, england, miss annie laurie starr(gunfire) (kathryn bigelow) somebody tamed and compliant is less seductive. the fact it's unobtainable, touch it, it'll scratch you, is very attractive. i think people like to play with fire. (joe lewis) i wanted a beautiful, innocent, lovable young lady who was a demon. who was vicious and yet could charm you. i got the two of them together and i said, "peggy, you are a female dog in heat. and you, john, you're a male dog in heat. and you meet for the first time. now, you don't know whether one or the other is going to attack and so you size each other up. and all that desire comes out." the only way that this picture could succeed was a love story. a love story that could never, never work out, but yet have an audience rooting for them. i love the sense of doom in it and i love the sense of you can just see it coming. i want a guy with spirit and guts. (paul schrader) that sense of romantic longing and obsession, and knowing that what you are doing is doomed and you can't stop from d

that she has been trying to tell both sides of the party of the brexit debate, the true brexiteers annie their versions of brexit are sometime possible, it isn't. it cannot be —— until. next week the most important thing we will see is that that debate will be decided once and for all. which side of the party de she actually side with? it reminds me of i like to believe three impossible things before brexit, alice in wonderland. let us move onto the front of the guardian. jack, this is from an exhibition designed to make us all feel a little less depressed about the brexit arguments. feel a little less depressed about the brexit argumentslj feel a little less depressed about the brexit arguments. i have not seen the whole exhibition yet but i have seen some photos on the news bulletin earlier. it is a nice snapshot of a country in some turmoil, shall we say. britain is changing, it is having a moment, if you look at it from the outside. and what martin, one of our great photographers, has done is try to capture this in a slightly comical way. we can do with a bit of fun in britain at the

first time in the company's history the mission marks a milestone in commercial space exploration as annie gallacher reports. three you right here it said. when space x. is unmanned dragon capsule launched from cape canaveral on saturday it was a high stakes mission twenty seven hours later the capsule with only a test dummy on board slowly approach international space station when it excessively docked nasser in space x. declared a new era in commercial space travel to capture. the program. or emotionally exhausted. his. stressful. but it worked. it's been eight years since american astronauts last launched into space from u.s. soil but space x. hopes to change that the dragon capsule were main in place until friday got it and docks and aims for a splash down in the atlantic and other vital tests for the program the next mission from space x. will be a test of the capsules high altitude a book capabilities safety system designed to get astronauts out of the way if there's a problem during launch after that will come the real milestone in july space x. plans to send two astronauts into spa

i was talking to congresswoman any customer today -- c today.an annie we talked about accountability for those responsible for this in the first place. vast majority of everyone who overdoses on opioids first began with a legally prescribed medication. then they very often turn to street drugs like heroin or fentanyl. those who marketed the opioids to the public and said they were not addictive must face justice, consequences and accountability. those edits are to opioids must not face jail terms but instead receive compassion and care and help long-term getting back on their feet. and the first responders, the techs, police officers, firefighters, often on the front line, and should be given every resource to be able to prevail in this fight. so i will listen to those communities and the leaders to make sure we and this scourge in america. reporter: you talk about d.r.e.a.m.e.r.s., we heard you talk about undocumented immigrants. what is your immigration policy? mr. o'rourke: left free those d.r.e.a.m.e.r.s. who already continued is so much to our country success. many fear of depor

her son to make the same mistakes as his father and receiving an education will help guarantee that annie may seem. i have no soul just a body i can barely breathe i can barely move i only intend to live for my son i wish i had died in a strike families with links to i saw find it difficult to obtain identity cards this restricts their ability to move freely work with their children in school and apply for welfare benefits human rights groups say these families are even denied food donations by tribal leaders a humanitarian group called the public aid organization says relatives with ties to i saw are victims facing collective punishment the geneva conventions classify that as a war crime. it's sort of new or. version. to believe the we need more coups when the good of the sons when it's legal solution this country. running hades. jehad is raising six children under the age of nine in the past three years they've moved from one displacement camp to another unable to find refuge from being shunned she's mourned her eldest children never to mention that their father was an isolated fighter

on today show and that is producer maya card and that eisa tomorrow lisa thompson alex arabia dung annie mattie fingal. and i as in the lead of course the men that support the women on our team and finally we asked our community to share names of the women that they look to for inspiration i'll leave you with those. to. to. i am. fly qatar airways and experience economy class like never before qatar airways going places together. i am a fish every weekly news cycle brings a series of breaking stories and then of course there's donald trump told through the eyes of the world's janel ace that's right out of a hamas script that calls for the annihilation of israel that is not what that phrase means at all he joined the listening post as we turned the cameras on the media and focused on how they were caught on the stories that matter the most impact is a free palestine or a listening post on al-jazeera. are trying to do and i know that i never was reassured actually do have boyfriends now i am. changing my diverse lives of the children of south africa but the difference is how to get to bann

. >> does she say, "i'm calling the cops," or does she pull an "annie get your gun"? "you're a smooth operator." >> no, it was just the history i was interested in. >> next thing her family knows, the guy's getting their strange inheritance. >> i said, "i certainly hope you're on the up-and-up." >> but is this old mine spent? >> ruth, i got a lot of respect for you now. >> or could it still make him rich? >> there's still gold here. >> this is by far the hottest result that i've ever worked with.

we had justine greening from the tory party, annie soubry, the former tory who is now part of independentackford for the snp, phillip lee from the tory party and jo swinson from the lib dems. a lot of politicians saying what this group wants to hear, that it is time that the option of what we do next is put to the people of the uk, two yea rs is put to the people of the uk, two years after the last referendum. they say it is time, three years after, that we go back to the british people. there is some debate among people here about what process that should be, whether, for example, mps support an amendment in parliament next week which would see the support of theresa may's vote, on the provision it would be put to the people. some are in favour of that but others say it should be the same question i was asked first time round but the consensus is that there needs to be another vote. we will leave it there for now but we will leave it there for now but we will be back with you through the afternoon. thank you. meanwhile, one of the government's key plans to deal with the potential impact