the weather channel's chris warren is here with the forecast. good morning, chris. >>> alex, more rain, more storms in different sections. let's look at the setup for the southeast this weekend much we have an area of low pressure. more importantlily, you have this moisture coming in from the gulf of mexico. you combine that with the front. ingredients coming together. essentially you will have rain. on and off with storms. a threat for severe weather, hail damaging winds. panhandles of texas, oklahoma and texas. more wet weather for louisiana, including new orleans. throughout parts of florida, hit or miss showers. the heaviest rain will be from houston to and central alabama. three to five inches expected. that's going to be included this weekend and early next week. so wet weather. this is the threat for severe weather. slight chance of a tornado. generally damaging winds and hail. tomorrow that threat shifts a little bit more into the midwest with a chance for scattered storms around the gulf coast states. and rain will return to the northeas

and the weather channel's chris warren is here with more on all of this. good morning, chris. >> alex once again there's another severe weather threat. the areas in orange there is a chance for thunderstorms, which can come with the heavy rain and the lightning. but it's the red, the highest probability or best chance for some of the bigger hail, isolated tornadoes and damaging winds. this threat continues again tomorrow. sunday, another active day in the southwest. a threat for severe weather shifts a little bit farther to the east. now including more of alabama, more of georgia and as far north as parts of illinois and parts of indiana. the northeast, though totally different story today. looking nice. it is going to be warm. you'll have a fair amount of sunshine. a few passing clouds and then tomorrow things will eventually cool down but generally for most of the northeast, at least the big cities staying dry. northern new england may see showers saturday but it's not until late on sunday we really see the clouds move in. also that rain returning, more l

chris warren thank you for that. >>> performances are under way at the national mall.e than a quarter of a million people are expected to take part in the earth day rally to bring attention to issues ranging from maternal health to climate change. msnbc's proud partner of the global citizen festival and thomas roberts is right near the main stage with the speakers there, so thomas looking very cool out there like you're enjoying things. what's on the agenda this afternoon? >> hey alex. it is a fantastic day here in washington, d.c. on the national mall. this is the global citizen earth day event. right now they're showing people what they're here for. showing a video package on earth and also talking about religion. we had a dedication ceremony after will.i.am and soledad o'brien came out to great everybody. they're introducing the prime minister of australia to be a part of this as well. a big project that's with the global poverty ceo project hugh evans. we have a beautiful day. it is 75 degrees and sunny. i think, alex we will get up to 80 degrees today. the acts th

the weather channel's chris warren is joining me now with more on that. >> alex more rain and severe weather on the way for parts of the united states. this is a look at the ingredients. we're focusing here on the gulf coast states and throughout parts of texas as this disturbance rolls along, you'll have that moisture that will provide a lot of moisture for rain and fuel for thunderstorms as we look into early next week. but starting with today and that severe weather threat here panhandle of texas, oklahoma into kansas even as far north as parts of nebraska. spotty damaging winds the threat with this. now the severe weather threat shifts over into the plains, kansas city into parts of southern minnesota and parts of wisconsin. as far as the rain goes, for today, some of the heaviest rain will happen in texas. but we'll see quite a bit of rain focused around louisiana. if you're going to new orleans, potentially several inches of rain this weekend through early next week. >> thanks, chris. >>> home-grown terrorism in kansas, a new threat at a u.s. military base. how long can the cou

on hard ball tonight, it was president obama versus elizabeth warren with chris matthews playing the more where hundreds are gathering in protest. they will tell you that they simply don't trust the police. >> outrage over the death of a man who suffered a spinal injury while in police custody. >> the justice department has announced it's opening its own investigation. >> to determine whether any prosecutable civil rights violation occurred. >> vote to confirm loretta lynch this week. >> in a

chris matthews. he's talking elizabeth warren,' previously ratings and his growing legislative achievement, the affordableobama's exclusive interview with chris matthews is moments away. thanks for watching. i'm al sharpton. "hardball" starts right now. >>> the president plays "hardball." good evening. i'm chris matthews up in new york. i've just come from washington where i spoke with president obama about the threat of iran and the news that we have u.s. warships that could intercept an iranian's weapons convoy off the coast of yemen, that and putin's decision to advanced surface-to-air missiles to the iranians that could be used to gardenerons. we begin tonight with the president's declaration of war on his own left led by senator elizabeth warren. >> i love elizabeth. we're allies on a whole host of issues, but she's wrong on this and when you hear folks make a lot of

warren. and that was president obama in his interview with chris matthews yesterday, taking on senator warrencally on the issue of trade. she is wrong, he said there, in case you missed it. senator warren has been a vocal opponent, alongside bernie sanders and sherrod brown and some other senate democrats, a vocal opponent of the trade deal that the white house is negotiating right now with 11 countries in the asia pacific region, also including canada and mexico. the president says this is the most progressive trade deal in history, but the progressives in his own party, perhaps most notably, senator warren, really do oppose this deal. and they oppose it publicly and loudly. and joining us exclusively tonight for "the interview" is senator elizabeth warren to talk about it. senator warren, thank you so much for being here tonight. >> thank you, it's good to be here. >> so you have said part of the problem here is that the public can't read this deal, therefore congress shouldn't grease the wheels to it being okayed. before the public can find out what's in it. have you been able to read the

on hard ball tonight, it was president obama versus elizabeth warren with chris matthews playing the part of elizabeth warren, sort of. >>> breaking news out of baltimore where hundreds are gathering in protest. they will tell you that they simply don't trust the police. >> outrage over the death of a man who suffered a spinal injury while in police custody. >> the justice department has announced it's opening its own investigation. >> to determine whether any prosecutable civil rights violation occurred. >> vote to confirm loretta lynch this week. >> in a new senate compromise over president obama's stalled nominee for attorney general. >> drop the delays, drop the excuses.yr >> as soon as we finish the bill -- >> people expressed in the media. >> the longest delay ever for an attorney general nominee. >> this embarrassing episode for your party mind you. >> stay tuned, hillary clinton's new tour. >> connecting with everyday americans. >> we need to make being middle class mean something again.Ñg=xz >> continuing the aggressive fund-raising. >> spending his time connecting with every

chris christie's comeback tort. and elizabeth warren's don't forget about me toward. but first, rand paul's tour. today, after a super shaky or state of the tortur, paul was asked about how the shooting in itself to relent from michael brown in ferguson last year. -- was different from michael brown. paurand paul: justice needs to be blind. whether you are a policeman or another policeman, no one is above the law. the problem without commenting too much of the details is that you do not know all of it. that is why we have a judicial system with lawyers on both sides. from first appearances, it is pretty horrific what the vidoe eo shows. mark: this might have been a chance for him to regain his footing in his early campaign mode, but did he regain his footing or not? >> not. it was a little mystifying. it is his signature issue. it was after this really rocky start the day before. he is given this opportunity over and over again, and he doesn't even want to talk about it. he says things like "well, most of the cops to a great job, i believe in justice" -- of course he

warren weinstein. this aid worker had been held hostage in pakistan since 2011. news4's chris gordon is live in the weinstein's hometown of rockville. chris? >> reporter: well, this is where warren weinstein lived where his wife valiantly fought for his freedom, and where neighbors are now grieving along with the family. the president's announcement taking full responsibility for the deaths hit especially hard here in the rockville neighborhood where dr. warren weinstein's wife elaine live ss. weinstein, a humanitarian aid worker was abducted in pakistan in 2011. he along with italian giovanni la tort at that wereportea were killed. >> what we didn't know, tragically, is that al qaeda was hiding the presence of warren and giovanni this this compound. it is a cruel and bitter truth that in the fog of war generally and our fight against terrorists specifically mistakes, sometimes deadly mistakes, can occur. >> reporter: elaine weinstein and her daughters say they are devastated and heart broken issuing a statement saying, those who took warren captive over three years ago bear u

warren weinstein. this aid worker had been held hostage in pakistan since 2011. news4's chrisn is live in the weinstein's hometown of rockville. chris? >> reporter: well, this is where warren weinstein lived where his wife valiantly fought for his freedom, and where neighbors are now grieving along with the family. the president's announcement taking full responsibility for the deaths hit especially hard here in the rockville neighborhood where dr. warren weinstein's wife elaine live ss. weinstein, a humanitarian aid

and chris sinkristina warren. kevin, first to you.by what happened here at twitter? >> yeah it's -- it looks a little bit out of control, i guess. and then of course add in to that the basic news is disappointing to people and that amplifies things. easy to get amplified in the world of tech stocks. >> that's for sure especially when expectations were so high. is that the problem for this name, that expectations were so high or is it what just happened down here? >> i think it's a little bit of both. i think this visceral reaction you saw is the fact the numbers were leaked prior to -- prior to the close because they were supposed to call after the close and somehow they came out before the close. and so it created -- i don't think people were ready for it and it created a visceral reaction you saw. stock traded down almost 11 points from where it had been trading all day. right? now, i haven't gone through the numbers yet. i just have the report here. certainly there is some disappointment. i think this reaction might have been a lit

he spoke to chris matthews last night and said elizabeth warren, who is against this deal, is wrong on trade. i had a chance earlier today on my web show to talk to dnc chair woman debbie wasserman shultz. let's listen to what she had to say. >> it's not as black and white as who's right and wrong. democrats are for fair trade. i will tell you i'm a lot more confident we have barack obama negotiating a trade deal than when george w. bush was negotiating it. i have a lot more confidence with a democrat in the white house negotiating a fair trade deal but that being said, we do have to take a really close look at it which with some of the talks going on right now it appears we'll have an opportunity to do. >> you know, i thought this was a pretty interesting answer, seeming to lean towards supporting this deal that the president backs. but it's basically the same place that hillary clinton is in having not totally taken a side. is she going to be able to get away with not taking a side on this issue or eventually going to have to come out and say where she stands? >> i think she right no

chris christie's comeback tort. and elizabeth warren's don't forget about me tour.irst, rand paul's tour. today, after a super shaky or state of the tour, paul was asked about how the shooting in itself was different from

chris. thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. this is going to be a great show. the interview tonight is senator elizabeth warrenf massachusetts. president obama, of course, did that interview yesterday with chris matthews on "hardball," in which the president said he loves elizabeth warren. he thinks of elizabeth warren as a great ally. but on one issue before the country right now, and in particular, one issue before the democratic party right now, the president said he completely disagrees with her. senator elizabeth warren is here tonight to respond. and to explain her point of view on this issue. i'm very much looking forward to that. again, senator elizabeth warren here tonight for the interview. it is always good to have her on the show. she honestly doesn't do that many interviews, especially as

warren. >> i love elizabeth. we're allies on a whole host of issues but she's wrong on this. >> president obama today at a round table discussion moderated by christhews, the president there making the case that elizabeth warren specifically along with other democrats who have been criticizing the big trade deal that the white house has been negotiating for months. president obama making the case today elizabeth warren and the democrats who criticized the deal, are, in his words, wrong. the white house is facing stiff opposition from the progressive wing of the democratic party on the issue. the trade deal further damage the manufacturing sector in the u.s., it will definitely hurt union and the working classes more broadly want white house has been aggressively mounting a full court press against the criticisms trying to get the democratic decenters on their side on this issue. labor secretary tom perez, who is widely thought of one of the more, if not the most progressive members of president obama's cabinet, he has come out very vocally in support of the trade deal and the white house. they've rolled out secretary of defense ash carter on this

chris rock the dalai lama. jon stewart against the pope on one side and tina fey against warren buffett.omedians have won. why do you think the comedians so easily dispatched a titan of industry and the pope? >> i think it makes a lot of sense. the thing about tina fey and john stuart are they not only funny, they also stand for a little bit more than that. tina fey is a female icon in a lot of ways. and jon stewart has become this liberal lion. people attach things to them more than just their comity. it gives them a universality that maybe not everybody has. including the pope. it helps them to not be the polarizing because even if you do not like them or agree with her politics, you cannot deny that they are not funny. john: the notion that jon stewart is more universal of the pope is very funny. who do you have in this matchup between tina and john? >> to me, john stuart has the advantage as he is retired. tina fey she has taken a clear step backward. she has been on camera at a little bit less recently. she is gone back to being a writer in a lot of ways. his big challenge was lette

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is compete for the high end, where we're adding value. >> and to what do you say, chris matthews to elizabeth warren's is fighting against? >> you know there is a reality to the lol lowed out be ig cities i grew up in philadelphia and certainly in youngstown, erie everything else michigan city where there is nothing left by the diner, maybe. it used to be a block buster, not even that anymore. you got to blame somebody. trade is a good target. it's a lot of thing. there is no job for the kid out of high school like in the '50s. >> there is not. >> no starter job for the kid who house gets in trouble. the president says those jobs are going away because of automation. it's a reality of the world we live in. we have to find new positive jobs. you can't sell that to sherrod brown, though, or robert casey. fairfax they're going to boy it. silicon valley they will buy it. what surprised me was that labor union deal. new york city is a financial center for trading. but i guess schumer is thinking of that mid-west of the democratic caucus because the democratic party lost the rocky mountains, has lost the so

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chris matthews. >> mr. president, obviously the hot question u.s. senator elizabeth warrent the trade agreement we're beginning to talk about today. it's going to help the rich get richer and leave everyone else behind. she also says it challenges u.s. sovereignty. they're throwing the kitchen sink at this trade agreement. which will involve 11 nations and ourselves and the pacific rim. why are they saying these things? >> i guess they don't want it to happen. i love elizabeth. but she's wrong on this. think about it. i spent the last six and a half years yanking this economy out of the worst recession since the great depression. every single thing i've done from the affordable care act, to pushing to raise the minimum wage to making sure children can get good job training to what we're pushing now in terms of sick pay leave. everything i do has been focused on how do we make sure the middle class is getting a fair deal. now, i would not be doing this trade deal if i did not think it was good for the middle class. and when you hear folks make a lot of suggestions about how

chris lawrence. there are new questions tonight about the reach of the obama administration's drone program after today's revelation that a strike killed two hostages. that includes a rockville aid worker warren weinstein was kidnapped in pakistan in 2011. president obama said that weinstein died in a january drone strike and he profoundly regrets what happened and he said there was nine tell jens indicating hostages were held at the strike target. tonight weinstein's family and his rockville neighbors are heartbroken. >> i can't even comprehend right now. >> an italian aid worker was also killed in the strike. weinstein's family said his captors are ultimately responsible for his death. >>> there's new video tonight that shows family members of convicted marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev arriving in boston. family was escorted by federal agents to waiting advance outside logan airport. it is unclear if the relatives are in the country to testify in the penalty phase of tsarnaev's trial or simply to support him. tsarnaev's attorneys are trying to spare him the death penalty. >>> a student organization at the university of maryland is postponing a screening of the film "american sniper," and t

chris boss a former lead negotiator for the fbi says the case of warren weinstein says this is what can happen. >> this is the outcome when they get no help from the government. when the government looks the other way. a quarter of a million dollars ends up in the pockets of hostage takers and the hostages end up dead. >> a u.s. official said last week's dramatic turn of events with news of warren weinstein's death may slow down the process, but, norah, they still expect it to be completed within weeks. >> all right julianna. thank you. >>> the clinton foundation admits it made mistakes in its public listing of listers. they say government grants were not properly identified to the grantses. instead those contributions were lumped in with other donations. questions about the foundation's fund razes have arisen since hillary clinton started her campaign two weeks ago. >>> a woman is suing over what she caused excessive force. >> announcer: this national weather report sponsored by kay jewelers. every kiss begins with kay. >> the massive nepal earthquake was so possible it shifted the cap

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chris jansing has more. >> reporter: p got a standing ovation today from members of the intelligence community and a hug from james clapper. one day after revealing that a cia drone strike accidently killed warren weinstein. >> we all bleed when we lose an american life. we all grieve when any innocent life is taken. >> rep nbc news has confirmed that when u.s. drones struck an al qaeda compou to hit four terrorists but found six bodies. it would be weeks before they could confirm weinstein and an italian hostage had been there two. weinstein's widow thanks italian prime minister for his koncon condolen message a phone call from president obama. her congressman has called for the creation of a hostage czar to create efforts to coordinate for hostages. >> it's a government bureaucracy. >> it's not an academic exercise. while the state department won't release ebs act numbers, at least six americans are believed to be held oversees including kaitlyn coleman who was pregnant when she was captured in afghan in 2012. in iran amir heck mattie and levinson. today the white house said it is considering something similar to a hostage czar but won't change its policy of not negotiating with terrorists. s

warren, as always, thank you for being here. you mentioned it was two years ago it started. chriss ago. one of the stories he has certainly stayed on. it's interesting to see some of the progress. thanks for joining us. >> thank you, ari. >>> that is "all in" for this evening. i'm ari melber. i've been in for chris this week while he was on vacation. he will be back on your screen tomorrow night in something you may have heard about. the updated all-in 2016 fantasy candidate draft. and chris hayes will be back in this chair live on monday. now, if you're looking for more of me for some reason you can check out my facebook page at facebook.com/arimedical better, or my instagram pictures. they're not as good as chris rocks, but there are some. or if you're old school write me a letter at ari melber.com. i check the inbox. that is our show. the rachel maddow show starts right now. >> it's not technically a letter if it goes over the e-mail machine tubes. >> i think that's true. we'll talk about it when you're all done. thanks, ari. great job this week. thanks to you at home for joini

as chris matthews pointed out, the deal is not without its critics, including massachusetts senator elizabeth warren listen. >> they're throwing the kitchen sink at this trade agreement which will involve 11 nations and ours sourselves on the pacific rim. why are they saying these things? >> i guess they don't want it to happen. i love elizabeth, we're allies on a host of issues, but she's wrong on this. we decided to start trying to craft a new kind of trade deal in the largest market in the world because 95% of the customers for u.s. businesses will be outside of the united states and if we want to compete and create jobs in the united states, we have to be there. and the fastest-growing, most populous region in the world is in the asia-pacific region. so we've pulled together 11 countries to come up with a high standard p enforceable trade provision that has unprecedented labor standards, unprecedented environmental standards, fixes a lot of the problems that you had in things like nafta and ultimately i would not be putting this forward if i didn't -- was not absolutely certain that this was goi

will help middle class workers, while warren worries that fastracking any trade deal sets a dangerous precedent. here's what president obama told my colleague, chrisve elizabeth. we're allies on a whole host of issues. but she's wrong on this. now, i would not be doing this trade deal if i did not think it was good for the middle class. >> senator warren responded last night on the"the rachel maddow show" show". >> if it's a great deal for families, like the president says or a great deal for workers, then put it out there and let them see it before we have to grease the skids to get the deal done. my view is when the process is rigged, then the outcome is likely to be rigged. >> and moments ago, president obama obama responded to her response. listen. >> i've got some good friends who are opposed to this trade agreement, but when i ask them specifically, what is it that you oppose they start talking about nafta. and i'm thinking, well i -- i just come out of law school when nafta was passed. that's not the trade agreement i'm passing. so you need to tell me what's wrong with this trade agreement, not one that was passed 25 years ago. >> margie th

. >> reporter: chris voss a former lead hostage negotiator for the fbi, says the case of war when warren weinstein can s an example of what happens when families try to pay ransom protection. >> a quarter of a million dollars end up in ransomers pockets and the hostage ends up dead. >> reporter: the u.s. official says last week's dramatic turn of events with news of warren weinstein's death may slow down the review process, but norah, they expect it to be completed within weeks. >> julianna thank you. >>> the clinton foundation admits it made mistakes in its public list of contributors. the charity's acting ceo says the foundation expects to refile tax forms for some years. laura pally says government grants were not properly identified to the irs. questions about the foundation's fund praising have multiplied since hillary clinton started her campaign two weeks ago. >>> a woman is suing police over what she calls excessive force. ahead, the disturbing video of >> announcer: this national weather report sponsored by kay jewelers. every kiss begins with kay. >> the massive nepal earthquak

chris and lauren, back to you. >>> president obama ordered a review in two cia air strikes that killed two hostages held by al qaeda american warren weinstein, he was kidnaped in 2011. he had been in pakistan working with the u.s. agency for international development. other hostage was an italian citizen. >> as president, and as commander in chief i take full responsibility for all of our counter terrorism operations including the one that took the lives of warren and giovanni. i profoundly regret what happened. >> on behalf of the united states government i offer our deepest apologize to the families. >> intelligence officials say they did not necessity men were in the targeted compound. also killed were two al qaeda operatives who were both americans. >>> u.s. defense officials say convoy of iran cargo ships headed to yemen probably with weapons for rebels has reversed its direction. the it remains unclear where the convoy is heading now but it is in longer moving in that direction. the the state department would not say if the presence of the u.s.s. theodore roosevelt was the the reason that it change course but the ship is tra

warren. >> i love elizabeth. we're allies on a whole host of issues. but she is wrong on this. look, chris think about it. i've spent the last six and a half years yanking this economy out of the worst recession since the great depression. every single thing i've done from the affordable care act to pushing to raise the minimum wage to making sure the young people are able to go to college and get good job training to what we're pushing now in terms of sick pay leave everything i do has been focused on how do we make sure the middle class is getting a fair deal. now, i would not be doing this trade deal if i did not think it was good for the middle class. and when you hear folks make a lot of suggestions about how bad this trade deal is when you dig into the facts they are wrong. >> and today senator warren responded to president obama in a post on her campaign website. she writes quote the administration says i'm wrong, that there's nothing to worry about. they say the deal is nearly done, and they are making a lot of promises about how the deal will affect workers, the environment, and human rights prom

warren, who have been noncommittal about clinton's campaign. and now we're also starting to see it from republicans eyeing the white house, like chris christie, in new hampshire calling for cuts to social security, medicare, and medicaid. and marco rubio, attacking government spending and demanding that corporations pay less taxes. >> our debt which is a significant driver of what has made america less competitive. our regulatory systems in this country which serve as a significant impediment. we have a tax code for example, that has the highest combined corporate tax rate on the planet. we have a very serious debt problem in america. >> two very different arguments. two very different visions for 2016. joining me now is msnbc's alex sykes who is reporting live tonight from des moines. and jonathan capehart of "the washington post." thank you both for being here. >> thanks rev. >> thanks rev. >> alex day two of hillary clinton in iowa. is the campaign making a concerted effort to hit these progressive themes? >> absolutely rev. hillary clinton definitely striking a populist tone in her announcement video, in her first day in iowa. and today she

chris hayes. an unprecedented moment in american history this morning. president obama appeared on camera in a surprise address to announce the stunning news that two al qaeda's hostages warren weinstein, an american and giovanni lo porto, an american were accidentally killed in a u.s. drone strike. >> based on information and intelligence we have obtained we believe that a u.s. counterterrorism operation targeting an al qaeda compound in the afghanistan-pakistan border region accidentally killed warren and giovanni this past january. as president and as commander in chief, i take full responsibility for all our counterterrorism operations, including the one that inadvertent live took the lives of warren and giovanni. i profoundly regret what happened. on behalf of the united states government i offer our deepest apologies to the families. >> both of the hostages had been working as aid workers in pakistan when al qaeda abducted them weinstein in 2011 lo porto in 2012. weinstein's wife said "we are devastated by this news and the knowledge that my husband will never safely return home. we were so hopeful that those in the u.s. and pakistani governments with the power to take

chris hayes. an unprecedented moment in american history this morning. president obama appeared on camera in a surprise address to announce the stunning news that two al qaeda hostages, warren american, and giovanni lo porto, an italian, were accidentally killed in a u.s. drone strike.

absolutely, chris, i think what you're seeing is this wholesale recalibration of the entire hillary clinton brand from new democrat to the left. she's trying to get closer to the elidge beth warren brand. in addition to that, you're also seeing this recalibration away from some of the bill clinton quite frankly legacy, you've already had don't ask don't tell go down. you know, bill clinton is also the president who signed doma. you're having hillary give herself a kick off from that part of bill clinton's legacy. as you said, these are the positions she needs to have in a democratic primary. >> to the extent that it's disearnable. i wonder what you feel like the atmosphere is there in iowa. i feel like there's a certain -- we called it the other day when she announced the news and opposite of news. >> it wouldn't have moved it in any direction. you know, if in some sense, i think there's a media frenzy, and an eye rolling about the pro form ma nature of it. i wonder if on the ground people are excited that hillary clinton's in town? >> yeah, i mean, if you start with the most cynical and work your way back, i think that you definitely have a fair amount of, okay, we knew this wa

chris matthews sad down with the president for an exclusive interview. we have a sneak peek where they talk about trade. let's take a look at that. >> mr. president obviously the hot question u.s. senator elizabeth warrenout there saying things like this about the trade agreement, it's going to help the rich get richer and leave everyone else behind. she also says it challenges u.s. sovereignty. they are throwing the kitchen sink at this trade agreement which will involve 11 nations and ourselves on the pacific rim. why are they seeing these things? >> well, i guess they don't want it to happen. i love elizabeth, we're allies on a whole host of issues but she's wrong on this. chris, think about it i spent the last six and a half years yanking this economy out of the worst recession since the great depression. every single thing i've done from the affordable care act to pushing to raise the minimum wage to making sure the young people are able to go to college and get good job training to what we're pushing now in terms of sick pay leave, everything i do has been focused on how do we make sure the middle class is getting a fair deal. i would not be doing this trade deal if i did not think it was good fo

today is something that is the rallying cry for liz bestelizabeth warren and others because in so many ways led to the financial crisis. chrisoreclosure tsunami. ky has written several important pieces about what the impact of the great recession on the african-american community has been. let me just say one other thing about "the nation." we have covered movements for decades. often movements are ignored in much of the mainstream prisz. i think this is a movement moment and at the heart of the movement is the fast food workers, the fight for increase in the minimum wage a fight for a seat at the table for i'm powering workers. that's going on around the country. >> would you like elizabeth warren to run for president? >> i would like elizabeth warren to do what she wants to do but i think she has a power thaechb if she doesn't run for president people listen to her and i think her voice is an important one in what is often too narrow. >> would you like eric to smile a little bit more? >> i would like eric -- this is about what it gets. >> pretty good. >> all right. the new issue is out now. katrina vanden heuvel, ky wright

. >>> chris matthews just moderated a discussion with president obama on the tpp deal and the president is looking to sell skeptical democrats including progressives like elizabeth warrenen. >> mr. president obviously a hot question, u.s. senator elizabeth warren is saying things like this about the trade agreement, we're going to talk about today. it's going to help the rich get richer and leave everyone else behind. she also says it challenges u.s. sovereignty. they are throwing the kitchen sink at this trade agreement which will involve 11 nations and ourselves in the pacific rim. why are they saying these things? >> well you guess they don't want it to happen and i love elizabeth, we're allies on a whole host of issues but she's wrong on this. chris, think about it i've spent the last six and a half years rank yanking this economy out of the worst recession, pushing to raise the minimum wage and making sure young people are able to go to college and get good job training to what we're pushing now in terms of sick pay leave. everything i do has been focused on how do we make sure the middle class is getting a fair deal. i would not be doing this trade deal if i did

chris. we'll get back to you very shortly. first we want to tell you that the family of warren weinstein, they received help from the fbi when theyransom for his release in 2012. this is according to the "the wall street journal." vetted a pakistani man and provided intelligence to enable the exchange. sources telling cnn that the weinstein family now believes that money was transferred into the wrong hands. >>> jurors say they are deadlocked in the case of the man charged with killing 6-year-old eaton patz. charges against pedro hernandez for ten days however the judge told the jury keep deliberating despite objections from defense attorneys who wanted a mistrial declared. >>> russian space officials expect an unmanned spacecraft that failed to dock with the international space station to re-enter the earth's atmosphere in about a week. flight controllers lost contact with the rocket now orbiting the earth spinning out of control. it was carrying supplies to the space station crew including food fuel and oxygen. nasa says the crew can get by until the next resupply mission in june. >>> let's get back to baltimore and chris cuomo