the question i had is the matters with chris jackson. i think these have been on this report since i joined the ethics commission. is there -- i think we talked last time about directing either the bureau of delinquent revenues or an alternative to the bureau to try and locate mr. jackson or to send it to a collections agency. is that something that we could do? because we're coming up now on six years. actually, we passed the six-year anniversary of when the referral was made for collection of this amount. >> i don't know how much the bureau invests in trying to locate him. i don't know if this is a heavy resource constraint in comparison to what they might get out of it. i'm happy to follow up with them and even permit them to cut and run here or assign it to a collections agency as they did with others. i'm happy to do that. >> and then do we have a payment plan for some and others did not? obviously the lynette sweet is out of our control from a commission standpoint, but i see the latino democratic club is on a payment plan. i thoug

era ofup in the chris chambliss and reggie jackson, you have my team on. go ahead. i am wondering [indiscernible] a deep booker: this is question and we need to have an honest conversation. she said, are you willing to talk about cutting the defense budget? becausea deep question, what we have seen in the last two decades with these forever spendinghat we are money in ways most americans don't even realize we are spending from our defense budget. i stood with a group of senators and said enough. we have american military planes refueling saudi american -- saudi arabian planes to drop american bombs on yemeni children. tens of thousands of children in that country have been dying. we live in a nation where we are engaging in wars overseas that so many americans don't know about. about two years ago, many woke up when four of our soldiers er, and americans were like, we have soldiers in niger? we need to get back to what the constitution says, that the president can't engage in military activity without permission from congress. i am going to do two things. i'm going

chris jansen picks it up now in new york. >> government shutdown, thank you so much, hallie jackson. jansen in for krail craig melvin here in new york. pulling no punches, joe biden is back on the trail today after taking hits from all sides in last night's bruising presidential debate as candidates piled on the former vice president, they also took quite a few shots at his former boss. that strategy raising quite a few eyebrows this morning. >>> plus, on to the next for some democrats on that stage last night and tuesday, this was the end of the debate road. we'll break down who's a lock and who's contemplating their next steps. >>> and, snatching back the spotlight. president trump hitting the trail today with another rally, but it's his first since that alarming moment when the send her back chants rang out. what will we see tonight? >>> let's begin with a fallout from political attacks or as our team put it, everybody was kung fu fighting. democrats at last night's presidential debate in detroit went after each other it seemed, far more than they went after president trump. senat

but the mayor ofississippi's state capital, jackson, has called the raids dehumanizing. chris buckler, bbc news. laura: the shootings in el paso have put a new focus on migration policy and gun control.ab to talt those issues, i spoke to the deputy mmications director for the republican national committee. democrats say it is cruel and insensitive and scary to carry out these immigration raids as hispanic families are grieving after the el paso killings. what would you say to that?tw >> they arvery different situations. laura: but they both involve the hispanic community. ays, that's some right, but they are very different from the raids in mississippi. we have to be clear ab this, we have great compassion for the situation so many find themselves in in our country, but we are also a country laws and have to talk about fairness. in thategd, lawlessness is going to do more harm than good, and an open border situation will not solve our crisis and es not make is available to help those in need. we have people exploiting our immigration system. if you want to help these people o

but the mayor of mississippi's state capital, jackson, has called the raids dehumanising. chrisr before are turning their backs on modern society to becomejain monks. there are an estimated 7 millionjains worldwide. they practice vegetarianism and non—violence, but the monks are much stricter, renouncing their homes and families, and vowing to do everything in their power to protect all life. priyanka pathak reports. would you give up your home, your family and friends, your phone and your shoes, for a shot at salvation? here in india, more people under the age of 30 are deciding to do just that by becoming jain monks. they believe even microscopic life is sacred, so the monks walk barefoot and don't use electricity, to minimise their impact on the planet. dhruvi is about to take that next step. she is preparing to become a monk. this is one of the last times dhruvi will eat with her family. after the ceremony, dhruvi will not be able to call her parents mum and dad, and because the ceremonies are strictly divided, she will never be able to hug her dad or look him in the eye aga

but the mayor of mississippi's state capital, jackson, has called the raids "dehumanising". chris, washington. 0ur correspondent peter bowes is in los angeles. peter, what more do we know about those who have been released from custody? we've heard from the us authorities now who say that about 300 of the nearly 700 people arrested, though allegedly, not having proper documentation to be in the united states, those people have been released. someone humanitarian grounds and we've been hearing a lot about the effect on families, the effect of children, some of those we re effect of children, some of those were told have been released because there were children at home that needed their parents. and they have said, the authorities have said, that all of the children at the end of the day were with at least one of their parents. but notwithstanding that, there is a tremendous amount of outrage about what has happened. the mississippi centre forjustice said this is nothing more than mean—spirited political grandstanding. and again, focused on the effect this is having on families and

but the mayor of mississippi's state capital, jackson, has called the raids dehumanising. chris newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: why are women scientists being overlooked on wikipedia? we will hear from one activist who is trying to bring about change. also on the programme: we meet india's growing community ofjain monks, who have renounced all worldly possessions, as well as their families. the question was whether we want to save our people and japanese as well and win the war, or whether we want to take a chance on being able to win the war by killing all our young men. the invasion began at two o'clock this morning. mr bush, like most other people, was clearly caught by surprise. we call for the immediate and unconditional withdrawal of all the iraqi forces. 100 years old and still full of vigor, vitality and enjoyment of life. no other king or queen in british history has lived so long, and the queen mother is said to be quietly very pleased indeed that she's achieved this landmark anniversary. this is a pivotal moment for the church as an international m

but the mayor of mississippi's state capital, jackson, has called the raids dehumanising. chrisington. the indian prime minister, narendra modi, has defended his government's decision to remove kashmir‘s special status. he said its removal would benefit not only the people of kashmir — but all of india. india and pakistan claim kashmir in its entirety, but each controls part of the territory. pakistan has said the removal of special status breaches international law, but its foreign minister said they are not looking at a military response. 0ur correspondent yogita limaye, is one of the few international journalists in kashmir. she sent this report from srinagar, which has been in lockdown since sunday. kashmir is a fortress. tens of thousands of indian soldiers line its streets and highways. police vans announcing there is a curfew in place do the rounds. boys raising anti—india slogans are chased away. and there are checkpoints everywhere. we're asked for ids and curfew passes, and after some convincing, we're allowed to go ahead. because of the environment of fear, it has bee

i'm chris jansing in for stephanie ruhle. hallie jackson. >> hey, how are you. we start with california democrats, california dreamin'. almost all of them out west today right now making their play for the early voting state and making their pitch for the party they hope to leave. bernie sanders is there rolling out a big plank of his campaign and investing big in the state as he comes for kamala harris's home turf. she's already scored key endorsement there. notably not going, front-runner joe biden. he's heading to new hampshire instead. you know who else isn't going to be there, governor jay inslee after announcing on this network he's getting out of the race for president. we have brand-new reporting on what he plans to run for instead. >> it's clear i'm not going to be carrying the ball, not going to be president so i'm with drawing now from the race. >> our team of reporters and analysts have it covered every angle. i want to start with nbc road warriors. jack brewster following the sanders campaign from chicago. allie, let me start with you. talk through

i'm chris jansing in for stephanie ruhle. hallie jackson would normally do the next hour.sident at the g7. so morgan radford is here. >> good morning to you. i'm morgan radford in for hallie jackson. right to france where any minute now president trump will hold a joint news conference with his french counterpart, president macron. this is happening as the g7 summit comes to an end, a summit where president trump has been emphasizing unity and camaraderie. first up, there's trade. the president this morning signaled the trade talks with china are back in motion. the chinese officials quickly undercut that claim as g7 leaders publicly asked the president to dial it down. then the not expected visitor invited by the french. the president denied he was caught off guard, insisting that mac macron asked for his permission to invite him. president tru our team of reporter and analysts are standing by. let's start in france with our very own hallie jackson who is inside the room where the news conference will happen. we also have chief global correspondent bill neely and dom chiu

i'm chris jansing in for stephanie ruhle. hallie jackson. >> hey, how are you.rnia democrats, california dreamin'. almost all of them out west today right now making their play for the early voting state and making their pitch for the party they hope to leave. bernie sanders is there rolling out a big plank of his campaign and investing big in the state as he comes for kamala harris's home turf. she's already scored key endorsement there. notably not going, front-runner joe biden. he's heading to new hampshire instead. you know who else isn't going to be there, governor jay inslee after announcing on this network he's getting out of the race for president. we have brand-new reporting on what he plans to run for instead. >> it's clear i'm not going to be carrying the ball, not going to be president so i'm with drawing now from the race. >> our team of reporters and analysts have it covered every

chris jansing for stephanie ruhle. coming up now more news with hallie jackson. >> breaking news from wall street to wyoming.onomic summit in jackson hole. trying to settle an unsettled rules. we are live with key highlights of this closely watched potentially market-moving remarks. and the markets are moving, by the way, in the first half hour of trade. take a look at the big board. the dow down 112 points. 110 as we speak. our team is here following these breaking developments and all the day's top stories. we start with the economy. we're joined by dominic chiu and kristin welker. one of your colleagues is in the room. what are the key takeaways? what is the fed chair going to say about where the economy is? >> mr. prepared

chris jansing in for stephanie ruhle. coming up now, more news with hallie jackson. welcome back from g7. >> thank you.at to be back. great to be in washington. we're just getting word in washington, president trump speaking moments ago praising fema and first responders. he says florida will be ready for hurricane dorian. it's coming as millions in high alert with florida declaring a state of emergency. the storm is expected to intensify over the next few days and might make landfall as a powerful category 3 hurricane. we've got our team with the latest on these developments and all the day's top stories. peter alexander at the white house. i'm joined by ashley parker, "washington post" reporter, msnbc contributor as we start with the politics of the storm before heading out live on the ground in florida. so peter, let me start with you here. president trump in the last couple of minutes is talking a little bit about the storm, response, as he's come under fire for his response to the storm. walk us through. >> hallie, you're right. let's get to the president's newest comments as he's keeping a close

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chris and k.b. their dad has long had a celebrity crush. and this was the moment he opened his card on father's day. >> oh! >> reporter: they got him tickets to janet jackson. >> oh, my goodness. >> yes, sir. >> reporter: suddenly a teenager again. his boys, one in person, the other on the phone. telling dad we're seeing janet in las vegas. and this weekend they did. after the show, they stop him in the hallway. he has no idea who's behind him. >> i've been a fan for years, janet and i are the same age. watching her as penny on "good times." >> reporter: dad goes on and on about janet. >> what did you think about the show? >> it was fantastic. >> reporter: it took that long to look at her. >> reporter: they hug. those two sons determined to bring their dad to janet. we checked. he's still in >> announcer: now news to build a better bay area from abc7. >> a frightening accident in the south bay, a vehicle caught fire after colliding with the santa clara valley transportation bus. you can see the accident caused a power line to crash right on top of that bus. good afternoon. thank you for joining us. i'm ama daetz. >> i'm larry beil. this happened just befor

chris and k.b. their dad has long had a celebrity crush. and this was the moment he opened his card on father's day. >> oh! >> reporter: they got him tickets to janet jackson. >> oh, my goodness. >> yes, sir. >> reporter: suddenly a teenager again. his boys, one in person, the other on the phone, telling dad we're seeing janet in las vegas. and this weekend they did. after the show, they stop him in the hallway. he has no idea who's behind him. >> i've been a fan for years, janet and i are the same age. watching her as penny on "good times." >> reporter: dad goes on and on about janet. >> what did you think about the show? >> it was fantastic. >> did you have a highlight? >> just seeing her on stage. >> that was really sweet. i'm glad you feel like that. >> reporter: it took that long to look at her. they hug. those two sons determined to bring their dad to janet. we checked. he's still in vegas, and he's still breathing tonight. i'll see you tomorrow. >>> getting home safely took a detour, one ride share passenger didn't expect. now the driver is in jail. we are live outside the courthouse. >>> it is about ensuring the public no longer pays for the cost o

chris babcock. us officials have arrested over 600 suspected illegal immigrants in raids on food processing plants in the state of mississippi. seven sites in six towns near the state capital, jacksond. the us attorney for the state's southern district, mike hurst, said the operation, which had been planned for months, was the biggest of its kind ever in the country. those detained were taken away on buses to a military hangar. let's get some of the day's other news. supporters of the former leader of kyrgyzstan, almazbek atambayev, have fought off an attempt to arrest him on corruption allegations. it's reported a member of special forces was shot dead in the raid on mr atambayev‘s home outside the capital, bishkek. he was stripped of immunity injune, but has resisted all official demands to face questioning by investigators. puerto rico's justice secretary wanda vazquez has been sworn in as the new governor hours after her predecessor was forced to stand down by the supreme court. she's the third politician to occupy the post in less than a week. she's promised to bring political stability to the us territory, devastated two years ago by hurricane maria. a woman from tennessee se

chris, those were very pressing speeches about what was to come. how important is this week's speech from powell at jacksonhink it is unlikely to on that banner when you do it in 10 years time, but i would not be surprised to see jay powell take an opportunity to say something about what has happened to the yield curve in the last week or two. it would be hard for him not to say. i wonder whether we are now going to get more signs of the next iteration of policy. there is no doubt the fed do look at the yield curve. i happened to sit at their conference which janet yellen was speaking at last year. she did talk about the way the fed looks at the market and the sort of feedback loop, she called it the looking in the mirror problem, which they have. they will be looking at that and they will be thinking, you know, we don't want unintended consequences here. therefore, we may need to get a bit more dovish. i would not be surprised to see at least a reminder to markets, what is the motivation of the fed right now? -- it is notn is to induce an end of cycle moment. they will take steps. manus: they don't want t