this is chris brown. a modern explorer. he is founder of inaccessibility.net. what made you cancel your participation and how does it feel knowing that you could have been part of this trip? >> when you go on any expedition, you look at the risks involved and you try to mitigate them in different ways using different equipment. on something as simple as changing the date that you made during the expedition. this one, there seemed to be a lot of risk that's were outside of my control and i didn't like the way they were being approached by the company. they set some depth targets that they would send to everybody and hit those targets onset dates. they continuously missed them. by 2017, by the end of 2018, i must say, i wasn't aware of the letter you just discussed. they still hadn't reached the depth of 300 meters. bearing in mind that the wreck is at 3,800. then i was looking at parts of the vessels. like what was being used as ballast. they had an x-box controller staring it. the parts were off the shelf. and it just seemed like, if you wanted to figure a way

a real member of the research expedition, chris brown also wanted to board the bathyscaphe in order town to the liner, he bought a ticket, but got scared. the titan did not inspire confidence in him. the pipe was controlled by the device using a controller from a regular game console , the lighting was also some kind of home-made, and that finally scared me off. they flatly refused to receive any certification , most of the ships participating in the search will leave this region of the atlantic within a day , deep-sea drones will continue to work on the spot. they will try to find out all the circumstances. why did the titan repeat fate? titanic anatol lazarev evgeny leonov channel one unscheduled pyrotechnic show on the simferopol highway in the suburbs, a truck with fireworks from the channels caught fire on the highway, information appeared that the driver managed to jump out of the cab before the flames engulfed the entire truck in the circumstances of an accident with special effects, experts are investigating. extreme hail in colorado people gathered for an open-air rock concert

chris brown, thanks for joining us.he evengineering. did you share concerns? what caused you a couple of years ago not to go forward? >> yes. so there is quite an overlap with my own thinking there. when you pay the deposit to go on something like this, it tends to be staged. you pay a small deposit. then you pay a little bit more when they reach the first milestone and a bit more they reach the second milestone. those milestones are based on depth, achievement, and they were constantly missing them. we are not talking massive. when i pulled out at the end of '18, they hadn't got below 300 meters. there was -- i also some reservations about the way it was being constructed using construction piping for ballast. that's the kind of thing you do when you are putting something together between, you know, get some rope and try to get across this river. it didn't seem the sort of thing that you would be doing for a commercial craft repeatedly to go down to great depths. they had a bit of an instance testing off the bombs waha

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. >> brian: do you know chris brown? chris brown said he saw this whole situation and he is friends of hamish and he said he wanted his money back. he thought they were cutting corners too much. have you heard that about ocean gate? >> no, sorry. i don't know anything about ocean gate. did i not talk too much about hamish before his titanic dive. we were in collaboration before his dive to trench where we considered a far more dangerous dive. >> lawrence: yanic can a we are definitely praying for everyone involved in. this hopefully we get good news today. i know the authorities are saying they have about 24 hours of oxygen. >> ainsley: thank you. definitely praying for them. the whole world is praying for them. to your point, brian, i was reading this article and rush, the ceo who is down there, he told a reporter the greatest concern we're obstacles that would appreciate the sub from getting to the surface. these subs float up to the surface. they are supposed to do that he said overhangs, fish nets entanglement hanger

created, as if on a knee, alerted some tourists who were going to take part on the expedition , chris brownionaire hamish harding. he was already in advance for an adventurous trip, but then he refused the trip, he was embarrassed, just a joystick from a computer game that was used to control the device. i learned that they used poles from old scaffolding to ballast the boats, and her controls were based on computer game controllers. if you are trying to build your own submarine you could probably use old scaffolding but this was commercial vessel. in the end. i sent them an email and asked for a refund. after i wasn't convinced by the girlfriend of the british billionaire harding , he was ready for emergencies, but his friends and family expected this expedition to be one of the easiest and among the present explorers all of a sudden. he just texted me. i'm going on a trip to the titanic. i 'm used to the fact that hamish makes difficult expeditions into space, sometimes at the south pole, sometimes exploring the mariana trench. titanic. it caused problems, since special training was not n

chris brown said that he previously refused to participate in the proposed adventure.er i found out that in order to save money, old scaffolding racks are used for the bathyscaphe's ballast, and the apparatus is controlled modified game control, as for computer games to play with his life, he did not and demanded a refund. i couldn't help but notice how many parts. under the boat seem impromptu. i bought this from a camping store, the whole machine is controlled by this game controller. this is an experimental submarine. it has not been approved or certified by any regulatory body and may result in physical injury, disability, emotional injury or death, as it now appears , many believed that catastrophes - it's just a matter of time. we knew that at some point this would happen, we knew perfectly well that it would happen and we knew about all the difficulties that could arise what to do if the submarine gets stuck in the sunken titanic and if the batteries run out, if they get stuck for this reason, nothing has been done, but according to experts, even if the devices

. >>> chris brown is a digital marketing tycoons, that is friends with haimish harding. thank you for bug here. i know it's been an incredibly nerve-racking for a few days of the missing people's family and friends. how are you feeling at this hour? >> i'm devastated. all my thoughts stay with the family and frenltds of those that are missing. holding up hope for those that are under water. hope they can pull it off. >> tell us about haimish. you have been on other expeditions. tell us about your history. >> i met haimish in 2016. extremely amiable man. won't be flustered by the situation. he'll be the calm of the people around him. he's intellectual. i'm sure he's going through all the things to help the situation. it wouldn't surprise med if he told them to do the banging, at controlled intervals. it seems it's indicate that it's humans making that noise. >> how risky is this type of expe expedition? >> it's really risky. military submarines only go down to 1,000 meters. the pressure is quite foreboding. >> why would haimish want to take this risk? >> i think you'll ag

and in the studio is chris brown.oment. yeah, all our thoughts have to be with his family and _ to be with his family and particularly his wife and two sons, and those — particularly his wife and two sons, and those close to him. it must be dreadful— and those close to him. it must be dreadfuljust not knowing. it is one of these _ dreadfuljust not knowing. it is one of these things that may be as explorers— of these things that may be as explorers we don't take into account enough _ explorers we don't take into account enough we — explorers we don't take into account enough. we accept the risks. we go into it _ enough. we accept the risks. we go into it knowing the risks. we calculate _ into it knowing the risks. we calculate everything. but our friends — calculate everything. but our friends and family don't. they don't often _ friends and family don't. they don't often understand what is going on. that is— often understand what is going on. that is where our thoughts have to be. ., , ., that is where our thoughts ha

chris brown gets stripped loose ball. gordon on the to murray sweet pass to brown for the layup.wn had 21 points off the bench. nuggets never look 108, to 95. they take a 3 games to one lead in the finals. >> game 5 possib-e clincher is monday in denver. some baseball. the a's have really cheesehead fans in milwaukee, oakland trying to win a 3rd straight game tonight against the brewers stays don't on adrian houser in the first inning. 2 on for ramon lauriano drive hits a high fly down the line and right like perkins dives missus councils around the corner. one run and ryan, noda motoring for home catcher william contreras with the sweet >> know that gets his hand in under the tag. a's up 2, nothing one batter later. jonah bride adds to the lead with rbi single to left-center. that brings in loriano. it's 3, nothing a's they hold on for the 5 to 2 win over the brewers. don't look now. but the a's have won 3 in a row. the same 2 teams tomorrow in milwaukee. well, the french open semifinals also took place today. number 3, seed novak djokovich met up with the tournament's top seed

. >> chris brown is a digital marketing tycoon who is friends with the british billionaire hamish harding, one of the five people on the vessel right now. chris, thank you very much for being here. i know it's been an incredibly nerve-racking few days for all of the missing peoples family and -- how are you feeling at this hour? >> absolutely devastated. all my thoughts stay with the families and friends of those who are missing and, of course, just holding out any hope that is left for those that -- really hope they can still pull this off. >> tell us about hamish. i know that you two have been on other expeditions, it's attrit, to gather. so, tell us about your history. >> yes. i met hamish on a trip to the south pole with buzz aldrin in 2016. he's extremely amiable man. he won't be flustered by a situation and he will -- influence from people around him. he is fiercely intellectual. so, i can imagine he is sitting there going through all permutations and combinations of what can be done to help a situation. it would not surprise me if it was his idea to be doing the banging, even -- di

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research expedition chris brown also wanted to board the bathyscaphe to go down to the liner, he boughtfidence in him using a controller from a regular game console, the lighting is also some kind of homemade and what finally scared me off, and not flatly refused to receive any certification, most of the ships participating in the search will leave this equal to the atlantic within a day , deep-sea drones will continue to work on the spot. they will try to find out all the circumstances. why did the titan repeat fate? titanic anatol lazarev yevgeny leonov first channel i give the floor to colleagues information channel will continue the program time will tell. his work is a live program time will show and uh now. i think right to name what the discussion that will take place from this studio after all, uh, to title it as our permanent such project is the time to remember. we are yesterday on the day of memory and sorrow june 22. in the same studio, they recalled the origins of nazism and they tried, well, to understand, they were amazed. how did it happen that he raised his head again a

brown. and i was like, who is this chris hayes?seth: he was -- chris hayes was so cool, people in college knew him before he got there >> let's say -- is it coolness i don't know notoriety. >> seth: notoriety, all right. >> i can say that as someone who loves him deeply and has known him a very long time >> seth: you received some advice, and i received the same thing when i started this show and again, you've had your own show before, so i know it's a little bit different but how long it takes to be comfortable behind the desk of your own show. i know you've just started this. >> yeah. >> seth: but do you feel like you're there yet, and what is the date you have on the calendar for where you want to be comfortable >> it's march of 2079 is when i'm going to start feeling comfortable, seth. i think -- i'm very -- i don't know if everybody else is, i'm very forgiving with myself as a host i'm like, "it's an evolution i messed up the teleprompter i got the facts -- no, i don't -- we try not to get the facts wrong. >> seth: yeah. "i'm

>> there's been some incredible female leadership in the space, women like chris brown, who is the presidentoups in the country and shannon watts, founder of moms demand action. they have a chapter in every state and are considered one of the most effective counter efforts to the nra. these women are taking a comprehensive approach to what is a uniquely american epidemic approaching it from, number one, ownership demands responsibility and there's no single root cause of this problem. it's a combination of legislation, education and litigation that's going to carry the ball forward. in the public service space, sylvia garcia, congresswoman from houston, texas and tish jane, who have recently hosted and participated in gun buy back events. >> i think the gun buy backs are one component of it. we've got to get some of these off the streets. we are parents raising generations of children who are scared to go to school and parents are scared to send them to school. women especially, parents especially are feeling like they can't just sit back anymore. one woman who has been crucial in the gun sa

his friend chris brown has also been been speaking about the technical aspects, the technical questionso, supposedly . you supposedly since monday. you know, it's now thursday . has know, it's now thursday. has enough been done ? i guess? well, enough been done? i guess? well, it's enough been done? i guess? well, we nerd— enough been done? i guess? well, in new re— enough been done? i guess? well, it's hard to speculate— enough been done? i guess? well, it's hard to speculate ,— pg " 3“ i guess? well, it's hard to speculate , isn't it's hard to speculate, isn't ire— it's hard to speculate, isn't ire ani— it's hard to speculate, isn't ire ani wny— it's hard to speculate, isn't it? and why certain ones have been— it? and why certain ones have been ennrewei— it? and why certain ones have been approved and have sent and owe— been approved and have sent and one enee— been approved and have sent and other ones aren't. _ been approved and have sent and other ones aren't. i'm not sure. ani— other ones aren't. i'm not sure. and i— other ones aren't. i'm not sure. and i geese— other ones aren't.

chris: he said david packard's vision was he didn't care if you were black, yellow, brown, green, whateverget the best person for whatever job. joe: living in mostly white palo alto with his wife and three sons, the clays stood out, and yet this trailblazer saw opportunity to make even more change, so he ran for local office. chris: he's the first african american on the palo alto city council. roy: like, he knew what he wanted to do and he would go after it, even if people told him it was impossible. chris: he passed up a lot of opportunities that would have been very lucrative, but he passed them up because it would have taken away from his family time. joe: when clay left hewlett packard in the early '70s, he'd go on to start his own company, rod-l electronics. it was there he'd earn his nickname, black godfather of silicon valley. chris: once the door was opened for him, he made it a point to keep that door open and bring in other people. rodney clay: that's why they called him the godfather, the black godfather of silicon valley, is because the people that he brought along. joe: at th

us two disturbing to repeat and the would any of you work with that man chris ruso if you are a direct athlete to black and brown and lgbtqai+ lives how can san francisco be safe we have people on the board hike my sick supervisor how can we - thank you. >> >> thank you for your comments, next caller, please. >> can we get the next speaker. >> my name is sarah i've been homeless on purpose cove up a double murder a big black gang member boy i bought a home in 19 of 9 i'm sorry 1996 nbc to this guy and called the police on this guy they did nothing they could have pretended the two murders i had a duo e dui the police locallyly ards me caused me to have a dui on 1023, 99 this information was kept and could be proved i have no help you can't talk to my kids the police - i put 8 grangd on a car they bust the bum i'll labeled as bad person i'm the nicest person i love everyone, everyone this be loved i want to be treated like this everyone else i want some help can somebody please help me and on the kevin williams double murders those murders could have been prevented (bell ringing) >> um, i locked my car every time

brown, thank you. phil road, thank you. linda torpe, thank you. chris reeny, thank you. thank you, all, for helping me serve michigan's 10th congressional district. the greatest district in the united states of america. of course, many of these cases and the district team have been closed but there are a couple i reviewed that really stuck out to me. we got a call from a veteran in our district who hadn't received his v.a. benefits in nearly two years. together my staff elevated this case within the v.a. and got them to act. now, this veteran in my district has thousands in back pay and monthly payment of roughly $2,000 that he earned, that he earned serving our country in uniform. my team also helped a single mother of two get her tax return from all the way back in 2015. this young mother currently is attending nursing school to better the futures of herself and her two children and to serve her community and between being a single mom and a student, she didn't have enough time in her busy schedule to work with the i.r.s., but she had time to give us a call and that's

chris wolfe with that story tonight. now to our 4 zone forecast. let's take a look outside. we're looking some foggy conditions, at least blocking the this is been one spot. yeah, browns got this. but you also talk about what's happening in the sierra this weekend. yeah, we're still tracking some thunderstorms. the sierra we started the week off with a flash flood warning and we've got a little bit of rain, but rain is headed back. so let's talk about we need to know if year weekend. >> if you're headed to the sierra couple things want to make sure, you know, right now it's dry. that's the good news. your to this year should be nice. even saturday. we're going to be as 70. so mostly sunny for you. it's just sunday into monday. we're going to continue to watch a chance for those thunderstorms. those temperatures are going to be warmer, but the rain could make it a little your way home from the sierra half moon bay. it was beautiful today and there's a lot of people out the blue really getting a break from all that cloud cover we've had the past week above average temperatures for the most part, francisco, 58 oakland, 63 san jose, 70 livermore. 74 in santa rosa. 74. and

banko brown days ago -- larry: days ago, he said jordan poole would be with the teams for years. it turned to be 72 hours. the haim over from the punch never got resolved. chris the dubs get under -- out from under his contract. trayce jackson-davis back. the man nicknamed the point guard will come in with the expectation that he will back steph curry. cp three, future hall of famer but he's never wondering. main concern, injury pro. the trade not official yet but steph and paul will now be teammates. >> with the 19th pick in the 2023 nba draft, the golden state warriors select -- from santa clara university. larry: he turned into a star in his lowe's seat -- loan season at santa clara. nine games dashboard per game. the warriors mantra, you can never have enough shooting. >> i want to see how they play. i think it's the perfect fit. like you said, steph and clay are the two best shooters in the world. i think i can be right there with them by the time it's all said and done. i'm blessed and excited. it's a great fit. god couldn't have put it in a better way. larry: top of the class, a frenchman, number one with the spurs. 7'5". most anticipated traffic since

banko brown days ago -- larry: days ago, he said jordan poole would be with the teams for years. it turned to be 72 hours. the haim over from the punch never got resolved. chrisunder -- out from under his contract. trayce jackson-davis back. the man nicknamed the point guard will come in with the expectation that he will back steph curry. cp three, future hall of famer but he's never wondering. main concern, injury pro. the trade not official yet but steph and paul will now be teammates. >> with the 19th pick in the 2023 nba draft, the golden state warriors select -- from santa clara university. larry: he turned into a star in his lowe's seat -- loan season at santa clara. nine games dashboard per game. the warriors mantra, you can never have enough shooting. >> i want to see how they play. i think it's the perfect fit. like you said, steph and clay are the two best shooters in the world. i think i can be right there with them by the time it's all said and done. i'm blessed and excited. it's a great fit. god couldn't have put it in a better way. larry: top of the class, a frenchman, number one with the spurs. 7'5". most anticipated traffic since lebron. slend

us two disturbing to repeat and the would any of you work with that man chris ruso if you are a direct athlete to black and brown lgbtqai+ lives how can san francisco be safe we have people on the board hike my sick supervisor how can we - thank you. >> >> thank you for your comments, next caller, please. >> can we get the next speaker. >> my name is sarah i've been homeless on purpose cove up a double murder a big black gang member boy i bought a home in 19 of 9 i'm sorry 1996 nbc to this guy and called the police on this guy they did nothing they could have pretended the two murders i had a duo e dui the police locallyly ards me caused me to have a dui on 1023, 99 this information was kept and could be proved i have no help you can't talk to my kids the police - i put 8 grangd on a car they bust the bum i'll labeled as bad person i'm the nicest person i love everyone, everyone this be loved i want to be treated like this everyone else i want some help can somebody please help me and on the kevin williams double murders those murders could have been prevented (bell ringing) >> um, i locked my car every time he

chris mclaughlin reports. he was the unassuming teacher with the enviable managerial record. a man who led scotland to tournaments so often it became the norm. before his days in coaching, a young craig brownlayed for falkirk and dundee. but a knee problem forced him from the pitch to the dugout. after ten seasons as manager of clyde he joined the scotland setup, first as assistant boss in 1980s it is. he was to stay with the national setup until 2001. as assistant or boss he helped scotland to fool major tournaments, the last being the world cup in france in 1998. he resigned in 2001 after world cup qualification failure. i resigned in 2001 after world cup qualification failure.— qualification failure. i would say it has been _ qualification failure. i would say it has been a — qualification failure. i would say it has been a wonderful - qualification failure. i would say i it has been a wonderful impossible job. the truth is i'm in between brilliant and hopeless. he wasn't finished with _ brilliant and hopeless. he wasn't finished with management, - brilliant and hopeless. he wasn't i finished with management, though. brilliant and hopeless. he wasn't - finished with management, though.

. >> chairman brown, ranking member scott, distinguished members of the committee, thank you for this invitation to appear. my name is chris cartwright, and i am president and ceo of transunion. transunion is a global company, headquartered in chicago. it is one of three major credit reporting agencies in the united states. we have nearly 5000 employees and the u.s., and over 12,000 worldwide. transunion's mission is to help people in society through information, to ensure fairness for consumers, and to assist businesses in identifying underserved communities and managing business risks. that credit reporting agencies are the backbone of the modern consumer credit economy. we play a key role in the efficient and stable functioning of the nation's financial system. we serve as clearinghouses and record keepers, and we help consumers gain access to credit quickly and efficiently. we do not make lending decisions. we provide information that helps consumers obtain credit. it helps lenders and underwriting and establishing credit terms. our credit reports helped more than 254 million consumers per year obtain important financi

chris' point because i think it's important to florida. having spent a couple of times during the mid-terms and most recently in florida, people are resisting in florida. people are supporting democracy. black and brown people are trying to vote and help other people vote. we have to understand they don't own the country, the haters don't own it, we do. >> perfect place to hit pause. rachel maddow, alex wagner, joy reid, chris hayes, frank figliuzzi, eddie glaude, thank you. thanks to all of you. we're really glad you watched with us. msnbc's special prime time coverage will be back at 8:00 p.m. eastern. in the meantime the beat with ari melber starts right now. i'm glad i let you go because i remember you have your own show to anchor. >> thank you. our thanks to nicolle wallace and the whole team there doing this cover nl. >>> we continue the breaking coverage of the first ever federal indictment of a former president. today the justice department unsealed an indictment of defendant donald trump of 37 counts. we're covering this historic and unprecedented development with our legal experts who have been pouring over this 44-page indictment since it was first unsealed this afternoon. the nation heard

chris' point because i think it's important to florida. having spent a couple of times during the mid-terms and most recently in florida, people are resisting in florida. people are supporting democracy. black and browntand they don't own the country, the haters don't own it, we do. >> perfect place to hit pause. rachel maddow, alex wagner, joy reid, chris hayes, frank figliuzzi, eddie glaude, thank you. thanks to all of you. we're really glad you watched with us. msnbc's special prime time coverage will be back at 8:00 p.m. eastern. in the meantime the beat with ar