original directors phil lord and chris mitchell left the film three days ago. >> one year away from theorld" sequel, we're getting of new images showing chris pratt doing battle with raptors. >> universal has also released the first poster, which reveals "fallen kingdom", and the tag line "life finds a way." >> what does it mean? it opens june 22nd of next year. >>> and now a sign of the times. julia roberts reunited with her dog thanks to a mobile app and neighbors. >> her chocolate lab wandered off to a local malibu beach when somebody spotted him. the good samaritan probably posted the news to an app called "next door", it's designed specifically for neighbors. her beloved pup was safely returned. >> awesome. >>> finally, a look at what happens when super heroes have lunch together. >> robert downey jr. and his co-stars are filming, and even on super cool. >> they posted this shot. nice poses, fellas. nice poses, fellas. jar. it's never much, just what's left after i break a dollar. and i never thought i could get quality life insurance with my spare change. neither did i. until i sa

and that does it for the decision of "andrea mitchell mitchell." chris jansing is up next. it is another busy monday. >> as it always is. i'm in for craig melvin. at this hour, capitol hill now gearing up for another day of high drama. attorney general jeff sessions now says he will testify in an open hearing in front of congress tomorrow. what will he say about that reported third meeting with the russian ambassador? >>> suing the president. two attorneys general file a lawsuit they claim that president trump violated the constitution, making money off his businesses. pure politics or could they make a case? >>> cosby closing arguments. they're going on right now in the bill cosby sexual assault trial. the surprising strategic move by his defense team. >>> let's start with that breaking news about another high profile, high stakes congressional hearing. tomorrow afternoon, 2:30 eastern time, jeff session also appear before the senate intelligence committee. he's expected to respond to the gripping testimony of former fbi director james comey last thursday before that same

and that does it for the decision of "andrea mitchell mitchell." chris jansing is up next. monday. >> as it always is. i'm in for craig melvin. at this hour, capitol hill now gearing up for another day of high drama. attorney general jeff sessions now says he will testify in an open hearing in front of congress tomorrow. what will he say about that reported third meeting with the russian ambassador? >>> suing the president. two attorneys general file a lawsuit they claim that president trump violated the constitution, making money off his businesses. pure politics or could they make a case? >>> cosby closing arguments. they're going on right now in the bill cosby sexual assault trial. the surprising

mitchell reports. follow the show online, on facebook and twitter. chris jansing is up next. >>> good afternoon.m chris jansing in for craig melvin. big news day. starting with a supreme showdown, agreeing to hear legalities of donald trump's travel ban. >>> twitter tirade, president trump on the attack charging barack obama didn't do anything to stop russian interference in last year's election accusing him of collusion. is the president finally acknowledgi acknowledging russia's election meddling. >>> with pressure building and five republican senators saying they i'm vote no, last minute changes that supporters hope will save the bill. can republicans pull it off. >>> let's begin with the supreme court handing down some momentous decisions. announcing it will review the president's controversial travel ban in the fall. but the big news in the meantime, the ruling lifts most of the current blockdes -- blockdes on that ban. to wreck it down,

mitchell reports". follow the show online and on twitter. chris jansing is up next on msnbc.s. >> thanks, andrea. good afternoon. i'm chris jansing in for craig melvin. at this hour, mixed messages. the white house doubling down insifting president trump is not under investigation. if he isn't being investigated, why did he tweet that he is and why has he hired three different outside attorneys? >>> jared kushner is looking to increase his legal team amid the russia probe. >>> and london terror. a van plows into people near a mosque. and this begs the question, why so many and why now? but let's start with all that legal maneuvering surrounding the russia investigation. today, a member of trump's legal team is trying to stamp out the fires that trump himself created about whether there is indeed an investigation. listen to what jay said on sunday. >>

mitchell reports." follow us online and on facebook and twitter. chris jansing takes over next. >> thank you.snbc headquarters in new york i'm chrisanng in for craig melvin. and we start this hour with two big events. on the left, you're seeing a vigil starting in london's potter's field park for the victims of saturday's terror attack, led by mayor sadiq khan. on the right, sarah huckabee sanders will have to answer questions about president trump trying to push an infrastructure message. undercutting that message with repeated attacks on the muslim mayor of london. over the weekend, the president appeared to take comments by the mayor out of context. but today, he didn't back down -- >> nbc reports on both sides of the atlantic. kristenr

chris ruddy will be live at noon with kristen welker filling in for andrea mitchell. we will find out what he says he heard whether it was from the president or someone close to the president around his intentions around robert mueller. the other big story about five hours from now, attorney general jeff sessions will voluntarily speak, really give his story to congressional lawmakers, and there are plenty of questions they want answered. >> what happened between you and comey? when did he feel the way he said he felt? what did you do to create that feeling, what role did you play in his firing? i like jeff sessions, he's a fine man. i think it says a lot he wants to testify this quickly. >> why are you surprised he's doing that? >> he feels his side of the story needs to be told. >> nbc's peter alexander is in the hearing room on capitol hill. peter, lay out the stakes for jeff sessions here. >> this is where it's going to take place around 2:30 this afternoon. where sessions will be seated facing off with a lot of his former senate colleagues but may not be the warm

does it for this edition of "andrea mitchell reports" follow the show on-line on facebook and on twitter @mitchellreports and find me on twitter @kwelker nbc. chris, kristen, thank you so much. i am chris jansing in for craig melvin. at this hour public sessions, high drama on capitol hill as attorney general jeff sessions gets ready for a confrontation with 134 some of his former senate colleagues over his handling of the russia investigation. could his testimony damage the in the under fire, president trump's friend suggesting trump is considering firing special counsel robert mueller. would the president try to get rid of the man trying to lead the russia probe. the cosby verdict watch. the jury in the bill cosby sexual assault trial deliberating, could his own words in his deposition sway the jury. let's start with that highly anticipated public testimony of attorney general jeff sessions with indications he plans to contradict james comey's sworn testimony. the hearing begins next hour. it could well be contentious touching on the firing of james comey, the russia investigation and sessions' own conduct in office. this new story line with on