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chris jansing picks up our coverage right here. >>> good morning.plan? on january 6th that's what one police lieutenant asked over and over again during the chaos. there are more harrowing accounts like that one in a new 93-page, bipartisan senate report out in the last couple hours. the report's conclusion is

chris jansing is in newark to get rid of the pipes. how much work is left to do? what's going on?y are trying to get it done. think about the numbers. millions of lead pipes across the country. here alone, more than 19,000 lead pipes have been replaced already. take a look at the work these guys continue to do. pressured from community groups, from environmental groups, because of the impact it has on children. on their brains, their ability to learn, on their kidneys. i spoke with the head of one of the groups who pushed for this to happen, the newark water coalition. do you think it's coincidental that many of these major problems that we are seeing happen to be in poor communities, black and brown communities? >> absolutely, it's not coincidental. it's systematic. when you look at what happens in black and brown communities, it's like, we have crime issues, food deserts, and now we have -- environmental justice issues run rampant. when you look at the water, it's one extra thing in our community. that's what's unfortunate about this. >> reporter: like many of the cities that ha

i'm chris jansing in for craig mel sin. we have our eyes on the white house.

i'm chris jansing in for andrea mitchell who is on assignment in turkey. we will have more on her reporting this hour. and a message, ramp up cybersecurity against a new group of cyber attacks who are hitting industries like oil pipelines, meat packing companies. officials say it is not a question of if, but when. and prime minister netanyahu seems to be on his way out. but he is vowing to fight. >>> and andrea has an exclusive interview with linda thomas-greenfield. first, the latest from washington. joining me is nbc news white house correspondent peter alexander, lee leigh ann caldwell and moderator. i want to talk about cyber attacks hitting meat and transportation sectors. the white house is warning leaders you have to take this threat seriously. what more can you tell us? >> that's the bottom line in an open letter the white house sent to business leaders and executives. notice the significant rise in these ransomware attacks. here is part of that letter -- they note that no company is safe here regardless of their size and location. you will remembe

i am chris jansing in for craig melvin. we are expecting an update from officials in surfside florida. it's day six of search and rescue efforts of the collapsed condo there. 150 people are still missing and 11 people are dead. the sense of duty that first responders are feeling right now is driving them deeper into the rubble. >> they respond to 911 calls in tampa, and tallahassee, and they are doing the same thing here. >> we will have more on reports of damage and new reports of the building before the collapse. we will go to the conference when it starts. >>> today president biden is hitting the road to sell the infrastructure deal, but is the bigger sell in washington. the house select committee to investigate january 6th is taking shape. if you think it's too early to talk 2024, think again. some big-name republicans are making moves. so where does the former president fit in. answers from voters in iowa might just surprise you. >>> day six of search and rescue efforts at the collapsed condo building. nobody has been

i am chris jansing in for craig melvin. and it is a very busy day, we have a busy hour ahead for you. president biden is putting a few different hats on today, happening very soon, he will be stepping into a role he's had to take on often throughout his life. consoler in chief. he will eulogize an elder statesman from his days in the senate, former virginia center john warner. we'll take it live when he starts to speak. >>> today is also putting a big focus on rising crime nationwide. in a couple hours he will announce a new plan to address gun violence. and there is billions of dollars communities will be able to use for policing. and the frustrations of being the negotiator in chief, infrastructure talks between that bipartisan group of senators and the white house haven't just hit a pothole, they are at the edge of a chasm over some big sticking points. the latest on that this just moments. we're following breaking news as well out of the supreme court. a big decision on students' free speech. it is an 8-1 ruling that fo

i'm chris jansing in for andrea.resident mike pence proved that he is perfectly willing to be the conductor of the trump train. pence speaking out for the first time publicly about the insurrection city saying only te and the former president don't see eye to eye about the attack but defending their record. and also

chris jansing picks up the coverage right now. >>> hi there. i'm chris jansing in for stephanie ruhle from msnbc headquarters in new york. it's tuesday, june 15th, and we start with breaking news. right now president biden is leaving brussels boarding air force one just seconds ago, heading to geneva and into the biggest meeting of his presidency so far. the face-to-face summit with russian president vladimir putin. it's not the first time they've met. that would have been a decade ago when biden famously said he told putin he didn't think he had a soul. it won't exactly be a friendly meeting, but it will be an extremely important one for both men. a chance to show strength and resolve to each other and the rest of the world. i want to bring in nbc white house correspondent monica alba. she's traveling with the president. she's already made it to geneva. nbc correspondent keir simmons is already in geneva where he had that interview with putin. great to have all of you with us. monica, give us a sense of the president's mindset going into this

i am chris jansing in for craig melvin.ate from officials in surfside florida. it's day six of search and rescue efforts of the collapsed condo there. 150 people are still missing and 11 people are dead. the sense of duty that first responders are feeling right now is driving them deeper into the rubble. >> they respond to 911 calls in tampa, and tallahassee, and they are doing the same thing here. >> we will have more on reports of damage and new reports of the

chris jansing picks up our coverage right here. >>> good morning. i'm chris jansing in for craig melvin. a haunting question, does anybody have a plan? on january 6th that's what one police lieutenant asked over and over again during the chaos. there are more harrowing accounts like that one in a new 93-page, bipartisan senate report out in the last couple hours. the report's conclusion is scathing, ticking through a laundry list of failures -- a breakdown in leadership, muddled intelligence channels, officers ill equipped as they crashed with rioters. what we're learning about why this happened and how we make sure it doesn't happen again. >>> plus, we've got our eye on the global stage. right now vice president harris starting her meeting with mexico's president fresh off her visit to guatemala where she told would-be migrants do not come. the first foreign trip in office, addressing the migrant surge at the border and at her meeting which is about to get under way with mexico's president, will be watching for an interesting dynamic. he has critic

i'm chris jansing in for andrea.as my colleague brian williams put it, former vice president mike pence proved that he is perfectly willing to be the conductor of the trump train. pence speaking out for the first time publicly about the insurrection city saying only te and the former president don't see eye to eye about the attack but defending their record. and also don mcgahn also talking after a two year legal battle finally of itting in a closed door session. all this as the biden administration gets some positive economic news. jobs numbers out today showing the economy added 559,000 jobs last month doubling april's disappointing total. the unemployment rate ticking down to 5.8%. this morning the president saying the economy is at its strongest point since before the pandemic. joining me now is capitol hill correspondent leigh ann caldwell, ashley parker, michael steele and also barbara mcquaid. a lot to get to. but i first want to watch what the former vice president said last night about january 6 and donald t

i am chris jansing in for craig melvin. very busy day, we have a busy hour ahead for you. president biden is putting a few different hats on today, happening very soon, he will be stepping into a role he's had to take on often throughout his life. consoler in chief. he will eulogize an elder statesman from his days in the senate, former virginia center john warner. we'll take it live when he starts to speak. >>> today is also putting a big focus on rising crime nationwide. in a couple hours he will announce a new plan to address gun

now, we have more with chris jansing picking up our coverage. ♪♪ >>> good morning. president biden will appear toward with turkish president erdogan at the nato summit. their meeting coming at a tense time. looming over all of it and in many ways prepping for it, the high-stakes face-to-face between president biden and vladimir putin. right now, both leaders do agree on one thing, that relations between the two countries are at their lowest point in years. in moments, we will share more of kear simmons' interview with the russian leader, including the status of nuclear arms talks and even putin's take on the black lives matter movement. that as president biden sets the tone for the meeting early from brussels. >> we have russia that is not acting in a way that is consistent with what we had hoped. >> we do start today in brusles where -- in

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joining me to discuss, chris jansing and bobby ghosh, editor and columnist for "bloomberg opinion." chris, i'll start with you. i'm going to bring up the poll numbers. the poll numbers seem to show that globally america is back, that the rest of the world is more comfortable with us as joe biden is president. from what you're picking up and what you've been hearing and talking with people, is that just because he's not donald trump or is there some specific level of comfort and trust that europe seems to have with joe biden? >> well, look, i think it's a little bit of both. if you look even deeper into that poll you see for example in germany it's 80% trust the president to do the right thing on the global stage. it was about 10% for donald trump. so that comparison doesn't do well for donald trump. having said that, i think what we've already seen on this stage, you've heard macron and the president already addressing this, is that part of what they're doing is showing up and just sending a message through all of these visuals that these alliances do matter, that they're going to go

thank you so much for watching msnbc reports, i'm chris jansing. stay with us on msnbc.resident biden. velshi starts right now. >> today on velshi, a packed morning for president biden. we're expecting him to take questions from the press live this morning. and andrea mitchell sitting down with secretary of state tony blinken. and why he is taking voting rights by west virginia. the story of what happened at a mississippi high school after two black students won top honors and two white families called for a recount. >>> good morning, it is sunday, june the 13th, i'm ali velshi. earlier this morning as they typically do on sundays, the bidens went to church and attended mass: senior administration officials

and schools and child care facilities across the country and joining me from newark, new jersey, chris jansing going on there in newark? >> reporter: behind me they're cleaning up for the night and the home stretch of more than a two-year project and pulling out the lead pipes and replacing them with copper. this is something that's going to be happening if joe biden gets his way in all 50 states because all 50 states have this problem. which disproportionately affects kids. they have serious health problems with lead in the water and affects communities like this one, of color. i talked to a local activist saying even after the pipes are replaced it's caused so much concern here. people are still drinking water that's gone through a filter or bottled water. take a listen to what he told me about the impact this has had on this community. >> the thing is the -- you never know why one day it is good. the next day it could be bad and because of that i use all the precautions possible. >> almost sounds like you have ptsd from when you had lead in the water. >> i would certainly say that this is a

i'm chris jansing in for andrea mitchell who is on assignment in turkey.rity against a new group of cyber attacks who are hitting industries like oil pipelines, meat packing companies. officials say it is not a question of if, but when. and prime minister netanyahu seems to be on his way out. but he is vowing to fight. >>> and andrea has an exclusive interview

my thanks to my friend, chris jansing for filling in for me last night. you know? i did not know. i think of myself with someone who keeps reasonably up today with the news and current events, but apparently i've been out of the loop because i did not know that aliens did 9/11. i had no idea. i only knew today. >> how do you navigate a course through material that encompasses ancient civilizations with extraterrestrial's and secret societies and what is the relationship between those and the governments ofod

my thanks to my friend, chris jansing for filling in for me last night. on behalf of all our colleagues here at the networks of nbc news, good night. did you know? i did not know. i think of myself with someone who keeps reasonably up today with the news and current events, but apparently i've been out of the loop because i did not know that aliens did 9/11. i had no idea. i only knew today. >> how do you navigate a course through material that encompasses ancient civilizations with extraterrestrial's and secret societies and what is the relationship between those and the governments of our modern world? >> i was able to go to an ancient race as they referred to. >> they are an extraterrestrial group that has ever been involved with humanity. >> they take a genetic approach to health and manage this experiment. >> the cia has been classified the document that describes a cataclysmic series of events. >> the main message from these eighties is for us to prepare ourselves. >> you know, i had no idea. i thought i knew. i thought i knew about these things. i

chris jansing picks up the coverage right now. >>> hi there. boarding air force one just seconds ago, heading to geneva and into the biggest meeting of his presidency so far. the face-to-face summit with russian president vladimir putin. it's not the first time they've met. that would have been a decade ago when biden famously said he told putin he didn't think he had a soul. it won't exactly be a friendly meeting, but it will be an extremely important one for both men. a