chuck: call me chuck. lemonis: chuck, nice to meet you. -chuck: pleasure to meet you.charlie: charlie. lemonis: okay, so you guys are brother and sister. -mary ellen: yes. -lemonis: is this your dad? -charlie: correct. -chuck: c.e.o., designer. charlie: when i go home, at the dinner table, he's my old man. he's my dad. i love him to death. in business, it's chuck because i'm going to get a little emotional. lemonis: and who's in charge? charlie: i kind of run the show. mary ellen: i mean, the loudest person usually does. lemonis: the loudest person. charlie: i think everyone can agree. -mary lou: no. -mary ellen: [ scoffs ] charlie: everyone comes to me. i'm the one person that you all communicate to. lemonis: and whose name's on the door? -chuck: oh, my name. -lemonis: okay. just wanted to clarify that. it doesn't say, "swim by charlie handy." chuck: no. lemonis: do you have a business card? charlie: yes. lemonis: vice president, that's you. and then... mary ellen: fit, tech production, and sometimes sales at the trade shows. -lemonis: how about yourself? -mary lou: i

and chuck berry said, i think i will play some chuck berry.e went on stage, the band went on right after him, and went right into it. no key, no count off, nothing. and the band was right with them. it just blew my mind. brian: you slipped in the words "bruce springsteen." what year was this? daryl: this was 1972 or 1973. i was 15. i was born in 1958. brian: had anybody heard of bruce springsteen? daryl: no. nobody outside of asbury park, new jersey. so, the name did not mean anything to me. a year or so later, he is on the cover of "time" magazine, you know? it was like, wow. that is the same guy. brian: i want to show some video from 1997. if people look closely, they will see you at the piano. let's watch this clip. [video clip] ♪ brian: how did you end up on that stage? daryl: that is a funny story. it was "late night with david letterman," and i knew chuck was going to be on there. i called him and said, can i come up to new york and hang out with you? he said, "all right." i took the train or the bus up to new york, and i went to the stu

>> i think they care about it, chuck.ook, you saw some republican senators, chuck grassley, come out on day one and say that he was opposed to this. and part of the concern internally here is that this threat was, to some extent, rushed out, that senators weren't properly briefed. that's why you have the early opposition that is now growing and mounting by the day. again, does it cross that veto-proof threshold? that remains to be seen. you heard president trump yesterday during that press conference with the british prime minister say republicans would be foolish to take any type of legislative action. he's clearly trying to essentially dismiss any intra-party feud, chuck. i think it's real. it sort of underscores the fact that they were not in concert with republican lawmakers on capitol hill before announcing this. >> what's the likelihood, though, instead of a total cave-in by the president and him not doing this, what's the likelihood? i think mcconnell has asked for can you delay till the end of the month? the other

chuck berry did that. we would not have rock 'n roll without chuck berry.n i first heard chuck berry,

>> thank you, chuck.ooking forward to that lower humidity.ea tbound 66 after 123 left side blocked by an accident there. not quite seeing any slow downs he map quite yet, but they could be coming if it hangs around too long. nd in virginia northbound southbound clear. everybody is looking good southbound andd.northboun gw parkway opped at me nor wral bridge. that has now reopened as well. as you take a look at the beltway, no complaints. 270 looking good, too. aaron? >> melissa, thank you. 5:21. up next highchair where your little one eats eakfast may not meet government standards. >> this afternoon be sure tune in for ellen right here at nbc 4 at 3:00 p.m. and stick we're the slowskys. we like drip coffee, layovers- -and waiting on hold. what we don't like is relying on fancy technology for help. snail mail! we were invited to a y2k party... uh, didn't that happen, like, 20 years ago? oh, look, karolyn, we've got a mathematician on our hands! check it out! now you can schedule a callback or reschedule an

thank you, chuck. >>> green belt we had traffic only getting by innt those ce lanes.now everything has been moved to the shoulder and has pretty much reopened. we lookgood there. inner loop near route 1 theri ht lane is getting by that work zone. new issue here in triangle here. 66 looking into and out of town and 95 southbound from 32 down to the beltway 69 miles per hour and that will get you there in about t minutes. >>> this morning, we are aying on top of a developing sory in philadelphia. one person was killed and at least seven others wounded during a shooting at a graduation party last night. 60 people gathered to celebrate when one person opened fire. no arrests have been made and no motive has been determined. >>> closer to he. a sunday morning homicide in southeast washington remains under investigation. police say jackson was found dead in a neighborho on fourth street. he had been shot. police say a woman was also hit multiple times but is still alive. >>> this morning, a prince george's county iabuzz after sighting a bear. >> he as seen several times eac

chuck credit.as another host on cnn that also called out the comment and he deserves credit, too. the fact the democrats are attacking him for speaking up for what we know to be historically accurate. and her comments were heinous, as you said. it shows how unhinged the left has become. trish: what's going on with your party? >> i'm with you tonight and with mark. aoc's comments are entirely inappropriate. it does like chuck said, it does a disservice to the detainees and i can't make a defense of it. i will say, though, that obviously there is a huge humanitarian crisis that has to be dealt with at the border. trish: it's completely different, know though. trish: anyone who lost a loved one in world war ii period. it's pretty disgusting she can get away with that. and even more disgusting, when she is called out by a member of the media, the left piles on to him. there is a mentality that i think is increasingly dangerous. i would argue that the left has gotten really, really mean. if you dare to

chuck? >>> an option. can hardly wait to have my chuck, how ell me, about not having yourself picked up by the helicopter at 2:30 in the morni and waking us up. couple of raindrops downo the south for now. that's where they're going to stay for today. >>> 15 after the hour now. we know that uber mhas a ride-share service fcars. now the app is adding helicopter service for some users. uber copter will provide on-demand transportation from lower manhattan to jfk airport for about $225 per person. that includes r service tod from the helipad at each end. n b just falcon will be able to order the uber copter when the service starts next month. you'll need to be a platinum or diamond member of uber rewards s for th. > there's a thing like that? >> i didn't kat was a thing. tht's the airline-style reward m program theny launched last year apparently. >> i feel like this was a missed opportunity for you to give us your best arnold schwarzenegger voice. >> get to the chopper. >> thereu yogo. >> that needs practice

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he was perfectly clear. >> chuck, what about the attorney general. >> right. so the attorney general is in a different and more political position. i would hope at the very least, to frank's point that the attorney general would sit down with the president and say mr. president, if this is your understanding of the law, then your understanding is flat out wrong. i don't know that heal. but somebody ought to advise the president because if others are taking advice from the president on had point, they're also going to find themselves in trouble. >> joe biden tweeting within the hour saying president trump is once again welcoming foreign enter in our elections. this isn't about politics. it is a threat to our national security, an american president should not seek their aid and abet those who seek to undermine democracy. rick, aiding and abetting. >> you know what else this was, lawrence? this was a signal to russia because you know who would have opposition research on the democratic candidates and joe bide in particular? russia. what trump was saying is look,

orm team 4 th meteorologist chuck bell. why is it getting hotter, chuck? >> why?ou should be happy it was properly forecast. >> yes. >> i can't do anything once it's heremy but it's job to let you know it's coming. it's miserable outside. kind of a humid start. your commute for today, muggy ere between now and about 7:00 or 8:00 in the morning and a quick warm-up just like yesterday. lely to be above 90 by noon time and most of the afternoon in the low to mid-90s. there will be a chance for storms. car washing forecast? you can take your chances. not everyone is going to get rained on but chances today and tomorrow. sunday is the next probably the next best day get the car wasd or the cheap in your case, jack. >> exactly. it will take care of

. >> but let's begin with storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. more rain today, chuck? >> yeah. >> wow. >> quite a bit of rain. national airport over an inch.s two inc of rain in two consecutive days. crazy amounts of rain in the city. outlying areas so places didn't get a drop yesterday. even higher chance for rain today. fortunately our severe weather chances are low for today. that changes for tomorrow before soeally nice weather returns for friday and saturday. today the risk of severe weather is way out to our west. again, it will be here for tomorw. so let'senjoy our one-day reprieve from any bad weather. there's a lot of humidity in place today, so do in the turn your back on a ra chance. it's not going to rain everywhere all day long, but our rain chances are at 80% today. temperatures upper 60s to around 70. dry commute in, highs in the low 80s and likely to have a wet commute home. melissa, good morning to you. uc>> good morning, chk. right now have a new problem here. we did have just the right side blocked by this accident southbound 295 at malcolm x. right

chuck be it's a weather alert day, chuck. what's going on? >> alot of cloud cover and this ma actually help reduce our risk of severe weather. we're in w ther alertmode. let you know there's a possibility. we'll see whether or not we need to stay in weather alert mode. right now just some areas of light rain moving into the mountains of west virginia and the southern parts of the shenandoah valley. they're coming eastbound. they'll be in the met washington area by 8, 8:30 at the latest. these are not severe storms. this hit and miss scattered storms coming in the general direction. there's a lot of moisture out to the west. there have been overnight storms. any time you get thund, that's a little bit unusual. w you'll have tch this very, very carefully. the risk for severe weather hasf been loweredor us today. this is not a guarantee severe storms. yesterday that slight risk included the d.c. metro area. today it does not. the reason the risk is lower is because the clouds have moved in a little sooner. we might n bes warm today. that being s

chuck said, i am going to do "let it rock." so i went down there and there was paul schaefer. and paul schaefer is not only one of the most talented musicians in this country, he is

thank you, chuck. es> no criminal charges.french authoriti say there is that someone intentionally set fire to the ritre dame cathedral in pas. they say an electrical fault or a burning cigarette destroyed large parts of the centuries old landmark in april. >>> break dancing could take the international spotlight. the inteational committee voted yes to include the sport at the paris 2024 olympics and surfing and skateboarding is also approved. shaun white who won the gold medaln i oympics he wants to do su. er skateboarding >> he is sill very talented. he can do. anything >> get ready for the fireworks andmefestivities this ti next week as thousands pack the streets to celebrate the fourth y. from 7:00 a.m. until 11:30 at night. t trains will run every 12 minutes until 2:00 p.m. and more trains added to accoodate the crowds. parkizing free at all metro operated lots and garages. buses will operate on saturday schedule and got to take metro, don't drive. our 6:55 this morning. here are four things to know. o n the accidented cr

chuck, about our hot forecast? >> if they are gardening today, they say do before the lunch time hour because temperatures will be comfortable this morning and more than enough sunshine t today beforeunderstorm chances return this afternoon. your gardening tip for today? be on the lookout. about that time of the year for japanese beetles to come back out! so go to your local garden center and find out what you can do to control it before they ear those petty flowers for lunch! geico makes it easy to get help when you need it. with licensed agents available 24/7. it's not just easy. it's having-a-walrus-in-goal easy! roaar! it's a walrus! ridiculous! yes! nice save, big guy! good job duncan! way to go! [chanting] it's not just easy. it's geico easy. oh, duncan. stay up. no sleepies. >>> it's monday and melissa mollet is standing by with your first 4 traffic. >> wut let's starth chuck bell with a look outside. >> it is almost theend of june and heat and humidity will be back here before you know it so enjoy your mond

chuck?> i'll take it as long as someone else is paying. >>> if you'reoing to the pride festivals this weekend, saturday the parade looks great. not too hot, not too wet. that's perfect. sunday for the festival, ll, that could turn a little rainy by sunday afternoon. >>> we know that uber has a ride-share company for cars. now the i don't know is adding helicopter -- now th company is ldding helicopter service. uber copter wil provide on-demand tr sportation from lower manhattan to jfk airport for $225 per person. that cludes car service to and from the helipad at eachf end o the ride. not just anybody is going to be mble to order the copter when it starts next onth. you'll need to be a platinum or diamond member of uber awards. an airline-style program they launched last year i you didn't know. obviously i'm not a dmber. idn't know anything about. it. neither didi. we were last to know. >>ll ei' keep riding in the prius. >>> now new man, with facial recognition technology. >> facebookays use

you're not chuck todd, i am! zip it! zip it!n it came to closing statements, marianne williamson had the plan to heal the country. >> i'm going to harness love for political purposes. >> stephen: and anyone curious what she means by harnessing love, do not google love harness, it's something totally different. please, please do not. ( cheers and applause ) ( piano riff ) and kamala harris summed it all up with her closing statement -- >> thank you all. i just want to leave you with a couple of things. >> stephen: joe biden's balls. ( laughter ) we've got a great show for you tonight. chris christie is here! but when we come back, a late show exclusive, the candidate the democrats left out of this debate! ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) show exclusive, the candidate the democrats left out of this debate! ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) i knew my daughter could be at risk of certain cancers later in life. from an infection, human papillomavirus i knew that hpv could lead to certain cancers. i knew her risk for hp

thank you, chuck. >>> lestboundsburg pike.er main break and they have ownot shut things d so westbound is shut down at pimet drive. eastbound is okay. 66 looks okay. >>> the first-ever japanese-born nba draft pick is joining the washington wizards. here he is. 21-year-old. his mom is japanese and he wants to be a role model for all kids struggling with identity issues. he is 6'8". what is the air le up there, do you know what i mean? he was named the west coast conferencelayer of the year at gonzaga. congrats to you. we need you! elcome to washington. >>> house speaker nancy pelosi made good on a bet with canadian prime minister justin trudeau. she presented a basket of craft goodies for the toronto raptors beating the golden state warriors and living up to the canadian stereotype of being super polite, the prime minister brought gifts r pelosi too. >> even though she lost! o canada! >> during the whole finals they would ask the canadians, what n? about gol no, they are a good team too. it's very nice. >> we will smile. >>> ne

i joke and i say, watch, i will drive chuck todd crazy. >> okay.u will -- >> yes -- >> you will accept the result, you will accept whatever happens in 2020? >> sure. >> you're going to be, you may not like it and walk out. >> i said at a speech recently, watch, we'll drive the media crazy. let's go for a third term and then a fourth. some of the media said, he is going to do it. >> speaking of driving people crazy, when you were asked about mike pence in 2024 and you paused about endorsing him as your successor, that got a lot of people going, if mike pence 100% on your ticket in 2020? >> well, 100%,y he. >> 100%? >> yes. >> he's been a terrific vice president, a friend, a lot of things. >> why did you hesitate in endorsing him? >> it was a surprise question. i wasn't even thinking about it. it's so far out. i mean, it's so far out. that would be the only reason. now, what happens in 2024? i don't know mike is going to run. >> yes, there's much more to my interview. you can see it all unedited, soup to nuts on our website, meetthepress.com. when he

>> chuck, i dearly wish that i felt like we had the time. but the reality is that robot trucks are five to ten years away from hitting our highways and driving a truck is the most common job. 39% of our malls are closing in the next five years. so if i took decades to try to climb the political ladder, unfortunately, our economy would be transforming underneath our feet. we just don't have the time for someone to play political gamesmanship. >> all right. andrew yang, as i said, one of the more unusual candidates and in some ways the donald trump era has inspired. see you in miami. >> looking forward to it. >> you got it. >>> up ahead, president trump is sounding a lot like candidate trump when it comes to immigration. he's issuing a new threat of mass deportations just hours before his big event tonight in florida. is it a coincidence? we've got a fact check on that up ahead. >>> and speaking of that big rally, are there bigger troubles ahead for the president's re-election? that's next. d for the president re-election? that's next. if you

chuck, we're in weather alert mode already today.re looking at big changes this afternoon. >> yeah, there's that coo

i guess the president will do it if chuck todd is asking him to do it. high on the list of the president's priorities? >> no. every intelligence agency said russia interfered with our elections and likely to do it again. the president over the years has shown such reluctance to admit that. we saw that with the comment last week after whether he would take dirt from a foreign government and he was like sure, why not. >> final word to you josh on this. any expectations on it? >> i think the president will be going into this g-20 summit more isolated than any u.s. president in recent history. he started so many fights with our allies in europe as well as the showdown with china where he doesn't seem to have the backing of a lot of other countries around the world. iran is probably the prime example of that where he backed out of the iran deal and may be asking other countries to help the u.s. in this showdown with iran. they really have no incentive to do it. >> alex, the think ing revolves around what is good for him. he's not going too ask vladmir putin t

we begin with storm team 4 meteorologst chuck bell and details on this weather alert. calm before the storm, chuck. >> aaron, i haven't been back 90 minutes and, pow, blame it on the weather! >> that means i missed you. >> plenty of clouds around. suns upn 15 minutes or so. there will be an opportunity for sere weather today, tu unfornately. this highlighted area includes the d.c. metro area through baltimore and south side of philly but not seve weather before noon but a likelihood of showers and rumble. thunder first thing this morning across partof easternest virginia and northern shenandoah valley. these showers and thunderstorms this morning will not be severe but grab your umbrella today and is also just in. a flash flood watch issued by the national weather service at includes all of the d.c. metro area prince george's county and fairfax county and loudoun county. temperatures it is steamy this morning. mid-70s now. near 90or a high today. this won't are our last day to face a rain chance either. more coming up in a few. >>> inner loop mr. new hampsavre ue slow

i get chuck schumer, nancy pelosi or lopez obrador or see jinping. what the hell.you judge things on whether it's reasonable or do you judge whether or not this nation is able to protect and preserve the safety of its citizens and protect its borders, sochty and sovereignty. >> the mexicans have come with serious options. more troops on their side of the border. more asylum requests handled in mexico. lou: lopez observe r on obradort next time. thanks. >>> more on the president's efforts to force mexico to be reasonable and secure or shared southern border and for mexico to enforce its immigration laws. wouldn't that be nice? stay with us. we're coming right back. portfolios to your goals and needs. some only call when they have something to sell. .. chantix is proven to help you quit. with chantix you can keep smoking at first and ease into quitting. chantix reduces the urge so when the day arrives, you'll be more ready to kiss cigarettes goodbye. when you try to quit smoking, with or without chantix, you may have nicotine withdrawal symptoms. stop chantix and get

very cool. >>> chuck? >> that's a great story. r rain chances remain very high but our threat for sere weather is delightfully low. more about the threat for thursday. thursday. a >> announcer: you're watching news 4 today. ♪ >>> another inedible night on "america's gott atalent." the group advances to the next round. you may recognize one of the members retired masters sergeang calebreen has performed the national anthem in front of thousands of fans mtimes his kor tet says it's yujing magic music therapy or music therapy i just added theorld magic, to help veterans struggling with post-traumatic stress. caleb is the one wi the glasses. "america's got talent" returns next tuesday night at 8:00 p.m. right here onbc 4. >> they sound so good. >> they do. they're talented, not just fan favorites because of the local connection. >>> a pennsylvania teen is or seeing the wld in a whole new light. > all thanks to a very speci gift. watch this. >> yeah. >> you know what color my hands are. >> is that red? >> yes. that's red. >> that is th

i'm chuck todd. i'm here in dallas. we begin with a brewing reb rebellion facing the president as a growing number of senate republicans, including two from this state, signal they may block the president's sweeping new tariffs against mexico. the number of senate republicans publicly breaking with the president is growing despite this warning from him today in london. >> what do you think of republicans who say that they may take action to block you imposing those tariffs? >> i don't think they will do that. i think if they do, it's foolish. there's nothing more important than borders. i've had tremendous republican support. i have a 90%, 94% approve railirail i -- approval rating in the republican party. >> we should quickly note, we tried to find a poll with that 94%, we couldn't find it. we have it between 85 and 90%. that's fine. which makes what happened on capitol hill so remarkable. after the president put up that red light, that warning, a number of senate republicans blew right through it. >> well, there is no

it sounds like chuck just made a commitment.these two guys talk offline, because hugh probably has some documents for chuck to sign. chuck, thank you so much. hugh, great partnership, great work, fantastic. we're going to leave it there. coming up, negotiations with mexican representatives over the president's tariff threat have just ruesumed after we learned earlier that a deadline for the deal is today. we'll have the latest details on the other side. l have the latesn the other side earn a fifty-dollar gift card when you stay just twice this summer. or.. badda book. badda boom. book now at choicehotels.com do your asthma symptoms ever hold you back? about 50% of people with severe asthma have too many cells called eosinophils in their lungs. eosinophils are a key cause of severe asthma. fasenra is designed to target and remove these cells. fasenra is an add-on injection for people 12 and up with asthma driven by eosinophils. fasenra is not a rescue medicine or for other eosinophilic conditions. fasenra is proven to help preve

i get chuck schumer, nancy pelosi or lopez obrador or see jinping. what the hell.her it's reasonable or do you judge whether or not this nation is able to protect and preserve the safety of its citizens and protect its borders, sochty and sovereignty. >> the mexicans have come with serious options. more troops on their side of the border. more asylum requests handled in mexico. lou: lopez observe r on obradort next time. thanks. >>> more on the president's efforts to force mexico to be reasonable and secure or shared southern border and for mexico to enforce its immigration laws. wouldn't that be nice? stay with us. we're coming right >> all those concerns about tariffs and all the concerns about the nonsense being spewed by the radical dems? investors apparently loving it owl. on wall street the stocks closing higher. volume on the big board almost 4 billion shares. it's great what mitch mcconnell is doing for the nation, isn't it? he's really helping us out. mexico's foreign minister just left the state department for the evening. talks he says may continue tomor

chuck? >>> all odight. go morning. don't worry, just have somebody chum the waters at the next beach down the coastor you. offshore orms rolling this morning. we're going to be sitting in er sunshine ln today. i've got the work and school week forecast comi up. ng r cheers ] >>> how's that fo graduation surprise? hear the cheering? retired miami heat legend dwyane wade gave the commencement address at marjorie stoneman douglas high school yesterday. his connection to the school is root in --rooted in tragedy. one of the 17 victims in the massacre was a huge fa and was buried in wade's jersey. during his speech, wade talked a wut his visitith students shortly after that tragedy. he spent hours at the school giving an impromptu pep talk in t cafeteria. that school and community has seen a lot of sadness. supnice to be fted by something toward the end of their year, right? >> for him to return that way. absolutely. >>> some of the biggest companies in t country are offering benefits that literally build a lyfamily-friend

chuck grassley not only resisting the president's policies that keep working for america and iowa, so why is grassley and the junior senator from iowa, jon joni ernst, why t they acting like they're representing the mexican drug cartels? we take that up tonight. >>> president trump swatting away at his annoying detractors. president trump asserted executive privilege today to block the radical dimms access to census documents and the president asked what sense does a census make without a citizenship question. >> i think when you have a census and you're not allowed to talk about whether somebody is a citizen or not, that doesn't sound too good to me. it's totally ridiculous that we would have a census without asking. but the supreme court is going to be ruling op it soon. i think when the census goes out you should find out whether or not and you have the right to ask whether or not somebody ask a citizen of the united states. lou: for more on the president's executive privilege assertion, we turn to our chief intelligence correspondent, katherincatherine herridge. >> the house overs

to expect today. >> chuck?is quiet for the ride in to work and school on a wednesday mog,

chuck toddnb is c's political director and moderator of "meet the press." chuck, good morning. happy father's day to you, my friend. >> right back at you, brother. >> let's o spend father's day talking about nbc "wall street journal" polling. it any ou wouldn't have other way on a father's day. >> exactly. >> let's characterize news you are going to break on "meet the press" after our show this morning, and that isli the fee the sentiment among democrats about impeachment inside the party anyway of president trump. >> it has grown, i would say, fairly immensely if you look from march to june. essentially amongst democratic primary voters it went from a quarter of democratic primary voters ready to start impeachment to half in two months. essentially, it was the last time we did this was right after got the barr and mueller report. the barr summary then the moral report but not mueller's statement. this of course after the mueller statement. and you see what that did to de gcrats. butss what? no movement basically among republicans. they went from 3% open to seeing impeachment t

thank you. >> chuck todd is going to share oumore. it shld be very interesting. >>> also deloping tonight immigration authorities may begin mass roundups of undocumented immiants who have been issued deportation orders. this could happen on sunday. i.c.e. could target as many as ,000 people starting this weekend. they reportedly plan to start in major major areas. >>> the fiance and friends of wendy martinez are satisfied that the suspect admitted to her death. he stabbed her seven times while she was out for a jog. she ecaped to call for help but died at the hospital. karla flores says there were a lot of tears in the courtroom today and after it was all over, she spoke with wendy martinez's fiance. >> i hope at this time he uses the time to reflect on what he did, that he basically ruined his life. hopefully he can make peace with god. i'd really use this time to reflect on what he did. >> under the terms of his plea deal, he'll get 30 years in prison. >>> a district resident says she can't feelafe inside her own home. gunfire broke

. >> thank you, chuck. >>> in sterling, south sterling boulevard near davis drive a accident hanging around 66 and 95 loaying ok right now. arlington northbound gw parkway work zone. 270 southbound nothing in your way. 70 to the spur take you 27 minutes going 66 miles per hour as you'rert heading nohbound, road work ther >>> a video of a man tasering by metro transit police is barking outrage online. >> he was encountered by the metro station over the weekend. >> hey hey hey hey hey! hey hey! >> witnesses say the w man was tasered was coming to the defense of t teen boys. transit police say they were respond to go a error of kids with st threatening metro riders. the boys said she did nothing wrong and they r wereeased with no charges. a man was tasered and told to step back. >>> d.c. councilman robert white is blasting the transit officers' actions. >>nd the danger a hurt the trust that people have in our police departments. >> councilman white says he reached out to metro transit police chief to ask what happened. he has seen incidents he thought young 'speople rights were being vi

>> yeah, of course, chuck, i'm disappointed with the dnc.ertainly knew that getting fewer opportunities to be on shows with you and others. but i had a job to do. if it came down to getting 100,000 montanans health care, versus getting in earlier to bump up on another poll, i would make that same choice time and time again. there's almost logistically ten a night that you can pull off. what do you do if you're them? you have to set some sort of guardrail, do you not? >> yeah. they said here are the established polling groups that they count. and then at the last minute, they kicked off one of the "washington post" abc poells. >> it was a different kind of poll. it was open ended and people even gave answers like donald trump and michelle obama. i take your point that it met the technical definition of abc "washington post," but it was not a poll like the rest of them. and i don't think anybody anticipated this loophole. >> yeah. >> in fairness, we don't to have quibble about the polls. an open ended poll might be harder to get on than others

. >> storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell is here to fill us in often what to expect today. >> chuck? >> all is quiet for the ride in to work and school on a wednesday morning, but there will be an opportunity for some stronger srms later this afternoon. we're not under a humongous risk for severe weather but any s individualrms as you know this time of year could be a little on the strong side. the timing for most of the severeer weath chances run from 3:00 to 11:00 tonight. otherwise, outside of that it will be warm, breezy, humid today. now yesterday this yellow area, slight risk for severe weater included the d.c. metro area. today it does t. the severe risk does not look as high as it does yesterday. again, any indivi storms could be strong to severe. o here'sne thing that's working in our favor for not having bad weather. showers and a lot more cloud cover out across west virginia is coming our way. that might help to hold temperatures down today. that will limit any chances for severe weather. that would beod a go thing, indeed. right now mostly in the 50s and 60s. warm and br

frank, donna and chuck are all still with us.i want to ask you, your reaction to the fact not just that mueller will appear on capitol hill but the impact. you were targeted by this president, attacked by this president. you kept going and wrote a big book and had a big impact after this investigation and your reasons for opening that full-field investigation into the president. robert mueller was investigating this president, was on the is scene longer than you got to stay, unfortunately, for our country. what do you think the impact will be of hearing his voice on this report? >> nicolle, i think it will be extraordinary. i think you only have to look back as far as the very limited nine-minute statement director mueller gave just a few weeks ago, completely changed the conversation around the report, around the investigative findings and the impact that, that report has had on people in congress and i think on the general public. so if you extrapolate out from that very brief statement to think about director mueller sitting b

garrett, thank you so much. >>> chuck todd is nbc's political director and moderator of "meet the p chuckod morning. we heard about the cyberattack. yet the president pulled back on the military strike.t' chuck, wha the end game here? i mean, what is the u.s. strategy for moving forward? >> well, there isn't a.s. rategy. i think there is a trump strategy and there is a separate trump admintetration st. i don't think the two are always, the two are not always in sync. sometimes they are in conflict, and i think on this one. in the intervi i had with the president, it's pretty clear to me what he wants. he wants direct talks. he wants to make a deal with iran. he was critical of president obama's deal etch wants to have his own deal. heet some parameters of what he wants. i think he wants to talk. i think he sees himself as a grand deal maker, and that's what he wants to do similar to kim jong un in what he did with north korea. there isn't thisur singular fig in iran that he can create a personal relationship with that he has done with kim jong un, i and think that that is why he can't get

we'll go to melissa mollet. >> we'll start with storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell.ng to break through. >> it's doing everything it possibly can. and having limited success at the moment. there's the rising sun in our eastern sky here this morning. fill plenty of cloud cover out h e. but rain chances are nice and low. mostly dry here this morning. there is only a tiny chance for dropsainly south of the washington area today. current temperatures in the 60s in the senandoah valley. mostly in the low to mid 70s for the d.c. metro area. here's storm team 4 clack.u nothing aro -

lou: to me this is stunning to watch nancy pelosi, chuck schumer. and mitch mcconnell, the chamber of commerce with the affrontry, a business lobby, business biggest lobby to i to tell the president what to do, you saw president earlier in broadcast talking on cnbc responding to a chamber functionary talking about tariffs as if he knew what he was talking about. as president put it. he -- his name may be billion, i but she not -- brilliant but he is not, we're also watching chuck schumer, mitch mcconnell and nancy pelosi again wrong about this president, they are also wrong about how we must enforce our laws and secure our border, and president is getting that done now without any one of the three help, assistant or well wishes. now the issue of all -- we're talking about hundreds of thousands, millions, of ill goingillegalsin this country whr deportation orders, and who under our laws should have been removed, why not? >> that is the 60,000 dollar question, we can talk about what mexico is doing and what we're doing on southern border. but, one of

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i get chuck schumer, nancy pelosi or lopez obrador or see jinping. what the hell.judge things on whether it's reasonable or do you judge whether or not this nation is able to protect and preserve the safety of its citizens and protect its borders, sochty and sovereignty. >> the mexicans have come with serious options. more troops on their side of the border. more asylum requests handled in mexico. lou: lopez observe r on obradort next time. thanks. >>> more on the president's efforts to force mexico to be reasonable and secure or shared southern border and for mexico to enforce its immigration laws. wouldn't that be nice? stay with us. we're coming right -we bought a house in a neighborhood with a lot of other young couples. then we noticed something...strange. oh, could you, uh, make me a burger? -poof -- you're a burger. [ laughter ] -everyone acts like their parents. -you have a tattoo. -yes. -fun. do you not work? -so, what kind of mower you got, seth? -i don't know. some kid comes over. we pay him to do it. -but it's not all bad. someone even showed us how we