then removed the article what are you making of this chris williams in case what is the what does it mean as regards jeremy corbyn well i have to say he is a close friend and ally of chris williamson because he's been so supportive of b. from the get go from the time i was suspended in his readings of 2016 to the time i was expelled in april last year and you were expelled for at tacking roots me that that's why you were thrown out not attacking. i never attacked. her of cooperating with the right when i made an observation in public which was a throwaway line frankly i'm a victim of fake news what's going to kristen because williams well it doesn't bode well he's done a lot for germany he's been jeremy's most loyal member of parliament an ultra cool been loyalist who frankly i think has been thrown under the bus led by tom watson who has formed these quite venal look at his register of members' interests and the money's got from so trevor chain to name but one leading zionist you know this is a witch hunt it's mccarthyism don't want to the devil leader that somebody is because they'

washington and london bus after the alleged we're trying to get former labor shadow minister chris williams of the founder of the u.k. zante racist alliance and inaugurate to have a campaign for justice for the $993.00 monitors stephen lawrence awards were blairite attempt to destroy germany's cauldron all the civil coming up in today's going on the ground the 1st after last night's televised debate between your liberal candidates to be britain's next prime minister by the end of the month what do they really have to say about this 18000 is a really quite extraordinary number accounts for nearly one in 5 bank jobs and by the scale of this restructuring which i see has actually taken some of us by surprise the area in focus they have been investment banking so it hasn't come as a surprise to self-styled city analysts according to c.n.n. the bank is firing $800000.00 people and investment banking is something to get out of well arguably it was a surprise this week decrying london employees of the bank founded in the year of the paris commune where rustbelt american surprise because u.s. taxpa

chris william and kate middleton were on the verge of going crazy. >> he's ranked number one for a reason. overcame two points afford his way back to even the set. he won five of these and refueled as the match approached five hours. he got aggressive. a tiebreaker and grand slam final. the crack at the cell phones out to capture it as he ran out of gas. we are done here. he won the longest final ever in wimbledon, four hours and 55 minutes. the trophy tasted pretty good. that was the money shot. this was his 16 career grand slam title. and did i mentioned that we are the steph curry station? the final round of the american century event. they capped off the 2/74. more importantly, he finished ahead of his dad. later at the 18, tony romo, nearly chipped in. he won this event for the second straight year. i will go ahead and say it, size doesn't matter. a nice play. we are at the iowa illinois border. the second straight finish. back at 10, deal originally chipped in and shot a seven under 64 and won by two strokes, his first career victory and with the win he made next week's british open

reins in washington among them after the alleged which arms against former labor shadow minister chris williams and the founder of the u.k. zante racist alliance and the inauguration of a campaign for justice for the $993.00 monitors stephen lawrence welk awards were blairite attempts to destroy. all the civil coming up in today's going on the ground the 1st of the last night's televised debate between neo liberal candidates to be britain's next prime minister by the end of the month what do they really have to say about this 18000 is a really quite extraordinary number accounts the nearly one in 5 bank jobs and while the scale of this restructuring which i'll get to you has actually taken some of us by surprise the area in focus a half an investment banking. so it hasn't come as a surprise to self-styled city analysts according to a c.n.n. the do it your bank is firing $800000.00 people and investment banking is something to get out of well arguably it was a surprise this week decrying london employees of the bank founded in the year of the paris commune were rustbelt american surprise because

reins in washington among them for the alleged we're trying to get former labor shadow minister chris williams from the founder of the u.k. zante racist alliance and inaugurate drove a campaign for justice for the 1903 monitors stephen lawrence welk once worked on blairite attempts to destroy germany's corbet all the civil coming up in today's going on the ground the 1st of the last night's televised debate between neo liberal candidates to be britain's next prime minister by the end of the month what do they really have to say about this $18000.00 is a really quite extraordinary number accounts the nearly one in 5 bank jobs and by the scale of this restructuring which i'll get in.

there have more from georgia public because the break was the importance of peace according to chris williams and in the 1st full interview with britain's foolish. other fire in emergencies minister since he was allowed back in germany goldman's leg of the goal is coming up in part 2 of going on to go. same wrong road just don't hold. me. to shape out just to get the ticket and indeed from an equal betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy to. let it be an arms race. spearing dramatic development only personally. i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical. to sit down and. as we speak large organized. the march to the united. player. this is a virtual invasion of our country. in the form of. you know it's going to this. is you go to. the. welcome back i'm still here with foreign policy adviser to donald trump george papadopoulos and just tell me about alexander downer was high commissioner commissioner and coding to the new york times you were drunk at a m

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along with one of his proteges, william chris and barry -- enberry, who is very well-known known in the , walker loved talking about french literature. he did not have much interest in talking about photography. he had gone to paris as a young man and wanted to be a writer. it was only subsequently that he delved into photography. so, i had the seminar with walker, and knew him. i got to know him more because one of my classmates, jerry thompson, ended up printing for walker, and taking care of him in the last few years of his life. and jerry was magnificent and a fastidious printer. he told this great story. he was out at walker's home making some prints. walker came in, saw this print in the garbage, and starts to pull it out and get a pen and sign it. and he says this will be fine for that woman in fairfield. jerry took it out of his hands and said i'm going to make a good print. i think it was -- i mean, i went because ofcifically walker evans. i looked at his photographs. being able to study with somebody of that significance i felt was something i really wanted to do. because when

>> chris, our own pete williams looked closely that the and examined court records and could find no case filed in the direct in east texas where john ratcliffe worked during the time that he was there. >> zero, none? >> zero. and we find his name on no terrorism prosecutions. now, when we asked his office about this, they pointed us to a prosecution in a different district in dallas of the holy land foundation that. was a terrorism financing case. but when we looked into it what we found was that ratcliffe while he was u.s. attorney was appointed special prosecutor in this case to look at not terrorism but potential juror misconduct and nothing ever came of that. so the claim that he prosecuted terrorists, convicted terrorists, put terrorists in prison seems pretty speercious this point. we're not saying he never brought one, but we found no evidence that he prosecuted one. >> i don't want to seem like our crack team was working hard on this, but from your experience at the white house when you do say background check on somebody, wouldn't this as surfaced? >> you would hope it wore

this is a big budget film with stars like chris evans, who played captain america, and michael kenneth williams, in the wire. and greg kinnear. they play mussad agents that try to help the jews escape to israel. it's fictionalized and takes place in '80s. it's a fun, big budget film about an important issue. and one film is called the passengers about the ethiopian jews currently trying to get to israel and one called fig tree, a narrative about a family in ethiopia. >> and what clip are we seeing now? >> this is a clip from a center peas film. the narrative is a film called tel aviv on fire. we showed a film of his from a few years ago called man without a cell phone. held be joining us. this is a biting satire which takes place currently. but the soap opera within the film takes place right after the six-dat' kind of like the front, somebody posing as a screen writer who gets his advice from an israeli colonel. and it's just kind of a mad attire comedy. but gets to some important issues also. >> let's take a look. . >>> wonderful. lexi and jay, typically the festival has films in english and

going to have a full round of live postgame analysis right here on msnbc including brian williams coming up and chris matthews live from detroit. now, what's been going on? well, the candidates have been running right up until this debate in michigan, including beto o'rourke literally on a run in detroit this morning where he was swatting away some questions. meanwhile, pete buttigieg was focussing more on inside time. he posted a picture of himself deep in prep or at least the appearance thereof. elizabeth warren campaigning last night in toledo, ohio where she took her 40,000th selfie photograph with supporters. you can see the excitement there. they're clearly keeping track. bernie sanders was huddling with musician cardi b. yesterday in detroit. this was a picture she posted from it. she was asking him questions she got from some of her fans around the nation. their discussion's not out yet. cardi posted a message today telling her fans make sure you watch the debate. so everybody has been in on this. the democratic field is obviously big. it's more diverse than many other years. there's a lot of

going to have a full round of live postgame analysis right here on msnbc including brian williams coming up and chrisgoing on? well, the candidates have been running right up until this debate in michigan, including beto o'rourke literally on a run in detroit this morning where he was swatting away some questions. meanwhile, pete buttigieg was focussing more on inside

robin williams, dana carvey, drew carey, dave chapelle and chris rock all took the first steps of theirhow business journeys on the punch line states. many still make guests appearances and perform surprise shows. item 3d is a scoma's restaurant. the business is a seafood restaurant on fisherman's wharf opened by albert and joseph in may of 1965. it started as a coffee shop or a fisherman and soon became a restaurant that served from the beginning they foraged and nurtured relationships with local fishermen who defined the war and the restaurant is well known for its initiative. in the 1970s, scoma's bought a 40-foot fishing boat, launching the restaurant into the commercial visiting -- -- fishing business to support the fishing industry. in 1993, a fish receiving station was constructed on pier 47 allowing for fish offloading directly to the restaurant. they entered the retail market in the late 2,000 through the launch of take us on for their crabcakes, eventually as tending in 2010. scoma's is more than a restaurant, it is a brand in the businesses has contributed significantly to th

story is the inspiration to the upcoming film the red sea diving experience starring chris evans and michael kenneth williamsthis goes wrong they will all be hanging from cranes. >> the red sea diving experiences being screened at the san francisco jewish film festival tonight. it also debuts on netflix wednesday. join us to talk about this incredible story is the producer . immigrated from ethiopia in the 1980s. this is incredible. this is an action movie but a true story of genocide and survival. so many people probably have no idea this happened. was at the idea for creating this film? >> yes. he wanted to not only show the experience that what this community has gone to and with the agents went through to bring so many is a very important story. >> tell us what that was like. i can't even imagine how scary that was for everyone involved. >> first of all it was 35 years ago. at that time there was no diplomatic relations between israel and ethiopia. the only way to help the ethiopian jewels juice with the help. we had a very simple live in ethiopia. most of us were farmers. that is how it was until we hea

army colonel chris gibson, distinguished visiting professor of american foreign-policy at williams college in massachusetts and also the author of the book rally points, five test to unite the country and revitalize the american dream. thank you for being with us today. always great to have your perspective and take you for your service. >> thank you, laura. good to be with you. laura: what he think of iran's intentions at this point? the uk has worn that they warned iran of serious dance quizzes and the foreign minister said they're looking for to poetic resolution, not a military option. president trump said iran is a big trouble so that he think the u.s. should handle this moving forward? >> first of all, i'm not surprised by iran's actions. look, they do want you to poetic solution right now they don't see a door to diplomatic solution so that increasingly desperate. this trajectory is a loser for them. they are, in fact, as president trump mentioned their economy is crashing and heading towards depression and will lose control of that country. we've got the right goals and want iran t

>> tiffany cross and chris kofinis, thank you for joining us. "the 11th hour with brian williams" starts now. >>> the democrats vote to condemn racist remarks by the president, and yet the president who claimed today that he didn't have a racist bone in his body, continues to go after four women of color, all duly noted members of congress. >>> and mark sanford was considering challenging the president in his own party on the economy. the reporter who broke this story is standing by for us. >>> and a towering figure of american law is gone nine months from his 100th birthday. tonight how the story of justice john paul stevens would be simply impossible in the america of 2019. all of it as "the 11th hour" gets underway on a tuesday night. >>> well, good evening once again from our nbc news headquarters in new york.

chris newbie, who wrote about it. the secret history of lyme disease and biological weapons. she interviewed williamworked for the u.s. military in the 50s growing microbes inside ticks. >> they experimented in cold climates or campaign against the russians. >> reporter: for whom lyme disease was named in 1982 suffered from late stage parkinsons. hinted before he died that the outbreak may have been a bio weapons experiment run them up. >> the concern now, there might have been accidental leaks and exposures, releases. >> reporter: smith sponsored an amendment to the defense authorization act that would require the pentagon's inspector general to investigate. accused by some scientists like michael osterholm of concocting a conspiracy they're had re. >> i interviewed one person who worked indirectly for the cia and claimed he dropped poison ticks on cuban sugar workers in 1962 as part of the effort against castro. >> her critics say he may have been confused. >> he felt really guilty about what he did. i believe that what he was trying to say here and i wanted out before i died. >> the house amendme

chris cline, a coal tycoon from west virginia. >>> a man earned a high military honor and he earned it more than a century ago. chip reid has that story very sergeant williamer served with the reserve 369 all-black infantry regimen in world war i. his heroism made headlines after he killed at least five germans while rescuing five americans who had been taken prisoner. the 369th got a parade on their return, and butler received the distinguished service cross and france's highest military honor but not the u.s. medal of honor. >> no black received a medal of honor in world war i. >> reporter: professor jeffrey salmons of new york university says that's largely because of a concerted and well documented effort by senior white officers to denigrate the performance of black soldiers. >> they could do anything but fight. >> "they" being african-american soldiers. >> yes. they, in fact, have been dangerous to no one except themselves and women. >> reporter: salmons has joined forces with timmothy >> how are you going to fix that? >> we're going to fix that with the best forensics and genealogical and historical research that we can possibly do. >> reporter: wes

chris gordon, news 4. apply asylum restrictions to adults, families and children who cross the border alone. attorney general william barr said the u.s. is a generous country, but he says the country is being completely verwhelmed by the apprehension and s of ssing of hundr thousands of migrants at the border. let's turn now to the forecast. storm team 4 tcking some warmer weather heading our way. amelia draper standing by in the storm center with more. keeping an eye on barryth headi way. >> we can see the emrants from barry impact us on thursday with a chance for showers and thunderstorms, but more so i'm tracking some dangerous heat in the forecast, something that we've not seen since august of 2016. now, currently our temperature is coming in at 90 degrees. beautiful sunshineut there and the humidity levels not that bad today. so hopefully you enjoyed it because they are going up toorrrow and after tw. the humidity is going to be oppressive through the weekend. but for the evening hours we'll find g temperaturerally in the 80s. 88 at 7:00 p.m. and by 9:00 p.mo we're to 83, dry conditions out there, clear skies.

chris paul. the deal also involves a number of draft picks. the trade reunites westbrook with the rockets and james harden. they were teammates on the thunder for three seasons. >>> serena williamsy in her 11th wimbledon singles final. she lost only three games in yesterday's semifinal win. williams hopes to grab her eighth wimbledon singles crown and a record-tying 24th grand slam title when she takes on simona halep tomorrow morning. >>> well, up next in "the pulse," the first robot umpired in a professional baseball game. >>> also ahead, forget potted plants at the statehouse. who planted pot in the garden beds? >>> plus, the nfl player in spain running with the bulls, even jumping over one. in spain running with the bulls, even jumping over one. you finished preparing him for college. in 24 hours, you'll send him off thinking you've done everything for his well being. but meningitis b progresses quickly and can be fatal, sometimes within 24 hours. while meningitis b is uncommon, about 1 in 10 infected will die. like millions of others, your teen may not be vaccinated against meningitis b. meningitis b strikes quickly. be quick to talk to your teen's doctor about a meningitis

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brett: let's bring in chris wallace, anchor of "fox news sunday,," juan williams, co-host of "the fivethy, also a fox news contributor is there any daylight between bill barr and his report and what we will hear from the two men this morning. >> i'm here with my dog eared copy of the mueller report. we're told robert mueller said i will stick to the for corners of each page of this report. even asked for guidance from the justice department, they told him. stick to the report. don't talk about things outside of the report. don't talk about prosecutorial decisions. stick to what you said in the 488 pages in this report. there are differences between what mueller says in the barr and barr says in the report. we saw that with letter mueller sent to barr after barr's initial letter, i don't think you captured particularly issue of obstruction the fill breadth what we were trying to say. going in you have to be honest. you can't expect much from this report. mueller doesn't want to testify. he said my report is my testimony. the justice department told him not to go beyond that. having said

harry opting for a smaller, more privateha affair t william and kate chose for their three children, but some traditions are expected to be upheld, chrin by harry himself and all three of kate's children. meghan and harry have chosen that private cpel at windsor castle because it's secluded, far from the public eye, and it means anyone hoping for a glimpse of baby archie is probab going to have to wait for the parents to release the official >> thanks so much. if pop star and dateline had a love child, it was that piece. >> up next, being in love was in the air. ree celebrity weddings taking vire sle.yjo wed in a surprise ceremony in vegas in may. elvis did the whole thing. joe later commented that the couple wanted to get the legal dding done and they were looking forward to the really big one. that happened in paris this weekend. we dhe know wir surrounded by friends and family and we're happy for them. another couple married for the second time, zoe kravitz and carl erufman. they we married earlier in the year, they threw a more formal f peormance in paris. another much anticipated wedding happening with katharine mcphee and david

williams takes over after that. but don't go anywhere because "hardball" starts now. >>> rematch. let's play "hardball." >> good evening. i'm chrise candidates will take the stage in the next hour for round two of the second democratic debate here, and all eyes will be on center stage, of course, as front-runner, former vice president joe biden gets a rematch for senator kamala harris. whether he wants one or not. biden has said he plans to be less polite in tonight's debate.

williams takes over after that. but don't go anywhere because "hardball" starts now. >>> rematch. let's play "hardball." >> good evening. i'm chris matthews out in detroit again. well, the candidates will take the stage in the next hour for round two of the second democratic debate here, and all eyes will be on center stage, of course, as front-runner, former vice president joe biden gets a rematch for senator kamala harris. whether he wants one or not. biden has said he plans to be less polite in tonight's debate. biden campaign officials told nbc news the former vp plans to take the fight directly to president trump, but won't take any attacks on his record lying down. well, today the former vice president made clear one thing he plans to fight for tonight. he released an op-ed column going after his democratic rivals on the issue of health care. his campaign also released a video showing his opponents struggling to discuss their own health care plans. ♪ >> how much would medicare for all cost? >> a couple things. >> just quickly so, people would know how much it would cost. >> but again -- >> the former vice president will be

chris, hey, good morning. the shooter is dead and we now know his name. federal officials confirmed to nbc news his name is santino williams held a press conference last night and spoke about the fact that witnesses were talking about the presence of someone supporting, not necessarily a second shooter. but someone helping the gunman. we're going to have a press conference right here outside the police department where we will get more answers. let me run through what we do know. police said the shooter entered the perimeter fence using some tool. to get into that garlic festival, chris, everyone had to go through a metal detector, get a bag check, even for a food festival, fairly tight security. a shooter came in through an opening in the fence. take a look how some of the eyewitnesses described the scene. >> the vendor that was getting ready to serve me she actually said get down. that's gunfire. there's a shooter. >> he just rose his gun up and started spraying out rounds all around. >> he was liking like a police officer, like he wanted to get stuff done. and it was horrifying. >> reporter: it was a terrifying scene. a

williams. as i mentioned earlier in our broadcast, chris matthews also out there in michigan for us.urther, though, i want to bring in one of our analysts right now, karine jean-pierre, who i think viewers recognize from a lot of political nights. nice to see you. >> happy debate night. >> happy debate night. i'm so glad i got to get the ground report from jaden. >> that was so dosh. >> 11. he was on top of it. >> firing on all cylinders. what jumped out to you here as the debate is wrap? >> for me the three people that stuck out to me was warren, sanders and buttigieg. i think they had a really solid, solid evening. they were only three to me that talked about actual policies and details, specifics, and they really had a moment to shine. and even if you look at the folks who had the most time, the most speaking time, those were the top three. i would also say that, oh, man, it's still fluid. i cannot wait for the third debate where i think it will be a lot more, you know, will be truncated, won't be all of these people because i think it's harder to really get a sense of where we ar

, timothy, mahra, carle, trick, chris, linda, thomas, ll, patrick, daniel, abby, nicholas, daniel, deanna, cian, conrad, kathy, amanda, erin, rianne, rafaela, and william. one more personal note, i want to recognize the exemplary contributions of brendan smith, who has been a member of hpsci's staff for 18 years. he has announced he'll be leaving the hpsci soon. we are deeply grateful for his work and his longstanding and continuing service to the nation. let me conclude by urging all members of the house to join me in voting for h.r. 3494 and in supporting the measure as it proceeds to the senate and after that, to the president's desk. with that, i'm prepared to yield back the balance of my time. the chair: all time for general debate has expired. pursuant to the rule, the bill shall now be considered for amendment under the five-minute rule. in lieu of the amendment in the nature of a substitute recommended by the permanent select committee on intelligence, printed in the bill, the amendment in the nature of a substitute consisting of the text of rules committee print 116-22, modified by the amendment printed in part a of house report 116-154 shall

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williams and our whole team doing our special debate coverage. don't go anywhere because one of our guests from earlier this hour is now in the hot seat. "hardball" with chris matthews is up next. >>> who can beat this guy? let's play "hardball." >> good evening. i'm chris matthews in the city of detroit. an hour from now, ten of the presidential candidates will compete in the second democratic debate here. each will be auditioning to show he or she can beat the guy who continues to fan the flames of racial hostility and division in this country for his own personal and political benefit. that's where we begin tonight, with him. president trump is defending his attacks on congressman elijah cummings tonight and his baltimore district, which he described as a disgusting rat and rodent infested mess. at the white house today, the president also insisted the attacks were not hurting him politically. >> i think i'm helping myself because i'm pointing out the tremendous corruption that's taken place in baltimore and other democratic-run cities. those people are living in hell in baltimore. they're largely african american. you have a large african american popul

williams and our whole team doing our special debate coverage. don't go anywhere because one of our guests from earlier this hour is now in the hot seat. "hardball" with chrisp next. >>> who can beat this guy? let's play "hardball." >> good evening. i'm chris matthews in the city of detroit. an hour from now, ten of the presidential candidates will compete in the second democratic debate here. each will be auditioning to show he or she can beat the guy who continues to fan the flames of racial hostility and division in this country for his own personal and political benefit. that's where we begin tonight, with him. president trump is defending his

chris: president from defending ice raids that started today with borders to leave the country and it's time now for our sunday group and former republican commitment jason davis. columnist for the hell juan williamsrector of the woodrow wilson center congresswoman jane harman and mitch mcconnell chief of staff. let me start with you. these are people in the country illegally would been through the process and received a final deportation. >> i want ice to do this on a regular basis and i would hope that the locals would cooperate because these are people. chris: but they are not doing that. >> but they are not. chris: there telling them how to avoid ice raids. >> when you've gone through the final adjudication and the judge has ordered you to depart the country how can we not all be united in saying that you have to leave. were not a nation where you ignore a judge's order but that's the position democrats are taking and it's fundamentally wrong. chris: we happen to have a democrat and former congresswoman here. it is a fact whether nancy pelosi or the new democratic player of chicago there are democratic officials who not only has said the raids around but of openly advised people fall into this

chris wallace has our "power player of the week" ." >> i know we are classified as a hero very often, but i keep saying i'm not the hero. the heroes didn't get home. >> me herschel woody williamse from world war ii to receive the medal of honor who is still living. i had the good fortune to meet woody at the town hall of the naval academy this fall where he told the brigade of midshipmen about fighting in the battle of iwo jima. >> do you feel of any sense of fear in that moment? >> i've always said if you're being shot at, you have no fear. her mother something wrong with you buried . >> over four hours under heavy enemy fire, he took out a network of japanese pillboxes with a flamethrower to clear the way for the infantry. >> aren't they spraying bullets that you? absolutely, they are trying their best to get me. why they didn't get me i have no answer except he wasn't ready for me i guess. >> dana: president truman gave woody the nation's highest military honor for valor, but that's where the story begins, not ends. what he spent 33 years working at the va securing benefits for veterans and their families. in 2010, he started a foundation to honor gold star families who hav

williams right now. >> any advice to the folks on the stage tomorrow night? >> have fun. this is great. it's a chance to >>> just to reset. we're about to go to chris matthews ewes. who has senator klobuchar. this is coverage our post debate coverage from the first ten. tomorrow night the second group of ten. from the fox theater in detroit, michigan. are you ready? >> yes, i am. i have senator klobuchar of minnesota. i want to ask you about that dichotomy between the progressive people, sanders. democratic socialist. a structural change person. senator warren. and the other side all the other moderates challenging them. where are you on this? in the middle? >> yes. i consider myself a proven progressive. i have gotten things done. there is more unanimity. one they want to win and bring down the cost of healthcare. they have different ways to get there. i'm running for president. you have to put out front and center how you think youl get there. the best wa is a with a competitive option. i don't think it's less bold. it was bold then and today. we have a disagreement on how to get there. my concern on page 8 of the bill. service i love working wit