. >> burns and brokaw. you are goi to be in the documentary. > coming up, the e frc search for a missing 6-year-o boy who vanished du a walk. we will hav the latest overnigh> a new warning f kids y that could be exposing them to an alarming danger. fi he i put criminals in prison during the day i'm jennifer wexton, and as a prosecutor, and changed diapers at night. later, when i had a law practice, i volunteered to help moms collect child support. then, as state senator, i worked across party lines to target sexual offenders and take guns away from domestic abusers. in congress, i'll stand up to president trump. i approve this message because, like every working mom, what's ahead is as important as what's in the rearview mirror. >>> just ahead, ken burns on his new documentary on the mayo cl and tom brokaw, how he y stops for tonight'son star m seas premiere "this is us." that, do i? actually, you do. harmful bacteria lurk just below the gum line. crest gum detoxify works below the gum line to neutralize ha

they said that so they told me that they were appalled at the number of the images that have been brokaw's around the world from over the weekend from monday evening they've pointed out in particular images of a number of. protesters performing at the nazi salutes they said things like that cannot happen in modern day germany they said that they were on the streets to make clear that this is a place where migrants where refugees are still welcome. as you put it the threat of violence hanging in the air we know that the police in saxony drafted in reinforcement from all the german federal states off the criticism about police being insufficient last week at work. yeah there were hundreds of police here on the streets yesterday in riot gear on horseback there were water can . anons going through the city trying to keep the peace they want used it was more of a terror but there really was a very noticeable difference between the number of police on the streets yesterday on the number of police on the streets earlier in the week police of course admitted that they were taken by surprise by the

and i think that tom brokaw alluded to this he gave so much when he was in prison in hanoi.or flake knows this better than anybody, it is very, very hard to be the person that stands out and criticizes this administration, if you remember, a member of his party did that. and i'm not sure who is going to continue. chuck. >> what's been the staffer mood? i have to think that as much as we have seen, we certainly gotten a lot of reactions from senators. from john mccain was the type of guy who had time for everybody, so everybody had amok cane story, everybody knew him, press, staff. so what kind of gut punch has this been to every day staffers of capitol? >> you know, chuck, that's a good point. it's gone back and forth about everything else this week between the celebration of his life and the morning of the end. and i think for people who come and work here on capitol hill, this is not a place you come to work if you want to get rich. this is a place that you come to work if you want to make a difference. and john mccain really showed that coming and working here as part of

can support i instead focus has been shifted it says to the values of democracy and free speech the brokaw stor also says content will reflect the country's historically christian identity the changes were published by denmark's culture ministry with parliamentary support and the majority of our support comes from the anti immigration danish people's party as the second largest political force in the country has been pushing for this media policy change the party is also called on to represent denmark's christian cultural heritage to a greater degree the opposition though is none too pleased with the new plans. i think it's an incorrect prioritization of conservative values it's another step towards a political agenda that doesn't want to integrate people for most of a religious program on diaw told us the moves being made to reinforce denmark's national identity. the previous guidelines also stated that christianity is part of the new sculptural heritage what is surprising it that they really stress it one more time because after my program closed down one religious program after the othe

mahmoud to say this but more than six hundred days in egypt without challenge hussein is a case of brokaw saying for scenes and receiving foreign funds to defame egypt state institutions he endowed his era strongly denies the allegations and then that one of his demanding his release. iraq first parliamentary session since the disputed election in may is currently underway eleven political groups have agreed to create a coalition which would make the largest bloc in parliament now this grouping is comprised of those who are loyal to the influential cleric. and prime minister hyder on about in between them they have one hundred seventy seven members of parliament which gives them an outright majority not a hashimi as director of middle east studies at the university of denver he says the stakes are high for the new alliance. this is a coalition government that is the most inclusive and i would say representative iraqi government since the two thousand and three american invasion it includes both iraqi shia sunni and members of various religious minorities and what's positive about that dev

this anonymous nbc news report is obviously a report that i doubt nbc news would ever make about tom brokawr matt lauer or andy lack. they wouldn't do it about people that they've worked with or have worked with over the years. so the question is, was judge kavanaugh supposed to defend himself now from an anonymous accuser at the 11th hour? which now brings us to the single most sickening allegation that the left wants you to believe as absolute fact. it was brought into the public domain by -- you know him, he's on fake news cnn every hour on the hour and if he is not there he's over on conspiracy tv and msnbc. michael avenatti, the bombastic, untrustworthy and fame-seeking attorney who made it his life's mission to resist and hate donald trump, which is fine. his client in this case is a woman named julie swetnick. at this late hour, she is alleging that between 1981 and 1983, she attended at least ten parties, where she claims that judge kavanaugh and his friend mark judge routinely drugged female partygoers. this happened regularly, almost on a weekend basis. and even in the summer. and

we saw our colleague tom brokaw there, we saw charlie rose, jay leno, quite a pan oy reply of people.ous, welcoming and bold. she is resourceful, confident and secure. she meets her responsibilities. she speaks quietly because she is strong. america does not boast, because she has no need to. the america of john mccain has no need to be made great again, because america was always great. >>> well, let's go to john weaver who worked so much through the difficult wars, political wars with john mccain. i heard there the anthem of john mccain through his daughter. john? >> yes, well, we just saw a celebration of family, faith, and freedom, but we also saw a rallying cry for the nation. the last thing john mccain said to me was i love you, johnny, but i also said through that statement from meghan mccain through the country it does not have to be this way. we are greater than this, we are better than this. and i am touched by what president obama said, and i think people in the country need to hear this again. what are you going to do today? what are we going to do in our family, in our co

then southbound 101 there's a crash blocking the intersection of brokaw and matrix should be in the clearingalert symbol you see is because of a report of fire near northbound highway 17. and highway 24 in lafayette filling up a little bit. little bit slow and going heading towards the tunnel. here's the bay bridge toll plaza and metering lights turned on just 10 mints ago and it's already like this. a 15 to went minute delay to get onto the span. >>> time now is 5:31. >>> this morning, secretary of state mike pompeo says he is not the anonymous senior administration official who wrote an op-ed piece in the new york times. we're live from washington d.c. with more on the piece highly critical of the president and the white house response. >> reporter: good morning. a surprising decision on the part of the new york times to print this in the first place. it's touched off a shock wave in washington and also, sparked a big who done it? >> it is an extraordinary move by the new york timesments agreeing to public an 9 mus piece written by someone described as a senior administration official. it

. >> tom brokaw says this picks up where "exodus" left off. is called "promised land." one of my earliest coaches here at the peacock. thank you very much. >> thanks. >> i can blame you for this. we will continue to watch 1600 pennsylvania avenue very closely. that's where president trump is meeting with the president of poland right now. we are expecting them to start this joint press conference roughly 15 minutes or so from now. this is msnbc. if you're waiting patiently for a liver transplant, it could cost you your life. it's time to get out of line with upmc. at upmc, living-donor transplants put you first. so you don't die waiting. upmc does more living-donor liver transplants than any other center in the nation. find out more and get out of line today. pe"what is your nationality?"ent countries that we traveled- and i would always answer, "hispanic." so, when i got my ancestrydna results it was a shocker! i'm everything, i'm from all nations. i would look at forms now and wonder, what do i mark? because i'm everything. and i marked "oth

week and i am heading your way and we will talk more about the "promised land" and a book that tom brokaw praised highly and said it picks up where exodus left off. and now, from "today" show, joe and jill biden speaking to craig melvin ahead of the cancer summit dedicated to save cancer around the country, and a cause that is close to them especially since the death of their son beau from brain cancer. >> and we know what is it like to get that diagnosis and you know, craig, with your brother getting that diagnosis and so we are trying to krcreate the urgey of now with the summit, and to bring people together and break down barriers and give them information and so when your brother got that diagnosis and just like our son did, and after you feel the pun mch the stomach and in your gut, then you say, what now? where do i go? what do i do? what is this going to be like and what does it mean? we need information and can we get into the trials? that is what we are trying to provide with the cancer summit. >> it is intensely personal. >> intensely. >> and it is, and beau has left a gigantic

. >> we're looking at the crash, the update is it's only the brokaw off ramp. southbound 101, and it should be cleared in the next few minutes. at least the lanes are clear. nop problem for the speed sensors. over here, we see a little remaining slowing. i think there's still a crew and one or two slower moving vehicles on the shoulder. north 680 completely reopened and at speed, and the arrows point southbound for 680 and 880, that's the area of the commute direction. we're not seeing much of one right now. just started to build through those areas. over toward the bay bridge, very good speeds. we gained about another minute. just a tiny bit of slowing through richmond, san pablo, and past the golden gate field, approaching the bay bridge toll plaza. no metering lights next, but we should see them in the next ten minutes. over here, no delays for your transit agency or on the rails. back to you. >> thanks so much, mike. >>> well, coming up, how much do you spend on this oakland fixer upper? take a look at it. what it could cost before you can even start renova

i grew up with tom brokaw, peter jennings, that they were so blatant about it. now there's no ambiguity about it. there are 3280 characters at a time telling the world, telling conservatives come in telling the president to get bent on irregular basis. as i wrote in the book, and the journalism really went off the rails and it was an ally so i don't know what it was like, but watergate seems to be really where it went off the rails. journalist became celebrities with watergate. they were portrayed by robert redford in woodward's case in a very bit of generosity, carl bernstein was betrayed by dustin hoffman. dustin hoffman is a very handsome man, special event. they were invited to parties, making deals, books, millions of dollars in journalist up-and-coming wanted to be like that. and then they became activists, but the editors at the time tried to pump the brakes on that. that's not her job. we report the story go were facts go. the people want to make a a difference are now the editors and i've got social justice warriors coming in. they don't want to pump th

a group of tom brokaw, peter jennings and dan rather. i knew where they were coming from but they were so blatant about it. now there's no ambiguity about it. they're still out there telling the world, telling conservatives to get bent on a regular basis. >> as i write the book one of the things for journalism really went off the rails and it was an ally so don't know what it was like before, but watergate seems to be really where it went off the rails. journalists became celebrities with watergate. they became fabulously wealthy for trade by robert redford in woodward's case and a very bit of generosity, crowe bernstein was portrayed by dustin hoffman. a very handsome man especially back then. they were invited to parties. they made millions of dollars in journalists up-and-coming wanted to be like them. and then they became activists. the editors at the time tried to pump the brakes on that. that's our job. we go with the facts go. the people who wanted to make a difference are now the editors. they don't want to pump the brakes. the s

i grew up with tom brokaw and dan rather. i knew whither coming from but it were not so blatant about it. now there's no ambiguity about it. they are out there 280 characters at a at a time telling the world, telling conservatives, telling the president to get bent on a regular basis. >> host: they are thinking tried as a right in the book, one of the things where journalism went off the rails, i wasn't on bikes i don't know what it was like before, that with watergate seems to be really where it went off the rails. journalists became a celebrity with watergate. woodward and bernstein became fabulously wealthy. they were portrayed by robert redford in woodward case and a very good at generosity carl bernstein was portrayed by dustin hoffman. they were invited to parties. they were making deals, they make millions and journalists of incoming ones want to be like them. then they begin activist. the editors at the time tried to pump the brakes on every facet of our job. we report the story. we go with the facts. those people who

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i was thinking back as you watch the coverage that morning on the today show, tom brokaw sitting in thend just saying in that moment, this country is forever changed right there in realtime and how right he was about that. we've talked this morning about the victims, to the people in the buildings, to civilians in iraq. how was this country changed? >> this country changes dramatically, of course, beside the morning of the loss. it's raised a lot of issues. it raised islam and muslims in this country in new ways that it wasn't before. you have the rise of women wearing hijab as a political protest. you have political tension within the country of the muslim ban as a consequence. but as we reflect on this day, we also have to reflect on how do we respond and the consequences of our response. not only did we go to two wars in iraq and afghanistan, we have destroyed an entire country of iraq. millions of lives have been destroyed. in afghanistan, the taliban are actually still winning and we are negotiating with them. so we have to reflect how best to respond learning from world war ii, ac