chuck todd, as always, thank you. we look forward to that interview on this morning's "meet the press". following the release of the mueller report. and sphraousive interviews with republican senator john brasso. and dick durbin. "meet the press" at 8:00 right after this newscast. so just stay right here. speaking of staying right here, larry will stay here next to me while -- well, i guess you will get up from the chair. >> i'll disappear. >> you'll be back in 40 minutes for our weekly political segment. we will look into the call to repeal the affordable care act and how it might impact the 20/20 election. we look forward to that as always and we'll see you then. >>> a story of life imitating art. chris plat plays a hero in the marvel movies, as you likely know. but his brother is being honored as a real-life hero. so that is daniel pratt. he is better known as cully. he is a sheriff's deputy. he boasts the title of hometown hero. pratt received this honor at travis air force base in fairfield for his overall help i

so look, don't think 2020 isn't wrapped up in some of these decisions. >> chuck todd, thank you so much. as busy fridays go -- >> it may d go all sunday. i like my march madness but we'll get you to tip off. >> march mueller madness. too soon? >> youan find "meet the press" on sunday at 10:30. chuck, thank so much. >>> a busy friday night as you've seen it on news4. we are in weather alert mode. we have more ngst gusty wind and cold i comingn tonight. and cold i comingn tonight. >> doug is bac hi, i'm jeff. and cold i comingn tonight. >> doug is bac in my johnsonville commercial, we open up in the forest. i'm out in the wild eating my breaast. and all of a sudden, raccoon come up and asked me, "are those bigger patties?" i said, "yep." wolf comes in and says, "wow, that's a lot of sausage." and we had a good laugh about that. (laughing) johnsonville breakfast sausage has 15% larger patties. fits on a biscuit. >> all right. a wild friday afternoon. some people seeing hail, graupel, and then take a look outside our studios, bright evening.thi >> it's crazy. that sunset is spectacular righ

thanks so much. >> sounds good, guys. >> join chuck todd for this morning's "meet the press" "meet the press," the mueller report, of course, will be the focus of the show. chuck sits down with democratic congressman gerald nadeler of new york and has an exclusive interview with republican senator marco rubio of florida who is a member of the senate intelligence committee. tune in to "meet the press" "meet the press" at 8:00 a.m. after the newscast. larry, thanks to you. larry will be back in 40 minutes for our weekly political segment, looking into the origins of the muellers report. >> some people have forgotten what it's all about. >> right, where it all began, the length of the investigation, how it compares to special counsel probes of the past, larry has it all. as always, we look forward to seeing you then. >> thank you. >>> all right, to other news now. there was some anxious moments on the peninsula yesterday. this helicopter the pilot of the helicopter on the way to the san carlos airport had to make an emergency landing in a kmart parking lot. the pilot was dealing with a me

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well, thanks for joining us, chuck todd for us this morning. we look forward to many more sunday discussions going forward. >> appreciate it. >>> join chuck for this morning's "meet the press." senator mark warner joins chuck and he has an exclusive interview with representative jim jordan, who took the spotlight this week. tune in to "meet the press" 8:00 after this newscast. larry will be back in about 40 minutes with our weekly political segment with an in-depth look at the week that was with the president. we look forward to seeing you soon. >>> still ahead, another major step for spacex. we'll show you new video of the dragon capsule docking at the international space station. >>> good to have you back, larry, even if it is on a cloudy, foggy day. we have a lot of fog out there. limited visibility. i'm tracking more scattered showers. we have a bigger storm up ahead. i'm giving you the timeline for that. alright, you've been here but have you... been blown away on this? saved the day with him? or built a snowman with her? it's time to make

. >> joining us is chuck todd. he's got all the details. at does this mean f a potential 2020 run for potenal joe biden. >> it's sort of a preview of what life will be likeor joe biden. he's going to be asked why did you promote this at one time. the best asset, he's been in the mainstream for 50 years. the biggest liability is he's been in the mainstream for 50 years. when you'll hear his comments he about bussing,rime bill of 20 years ago, bussing, 50 years ago, it sounds out of touch to today's ear. did he say anything then that was considered controversial then? cortez said moderate is -- and she put it out there. but people on the biden side of it say did you pay attention to 2018? did you see all of those red congressional districts flip to blue? they didn't fli becauthere's 40 aocs. they were formingm pragmatnd can't we sort of settle things down, bringing back aort of slower sort of more compromised type of comprehensive politics and that's the rifight. t now it's symbolized by sanders and biden, but everybody below them is splittin

. >> chuck todd is with us now to walk through what happens next.emocrats have been eagerly awaiting this report for months now. this is not what a lot of them expected. >> no, a bunch of them feel pretty blindsided today because bill war made a -- he's characterizing the report before congress gets a chance to read it. he made the decision on obstruction before congress gets a chance to read it. and so when they get to eventually read it, if they really do have a case that there wasn't a full exoneration or maybe obstruction of justice was an open question and the collusion conclusion wasn't all there, if all of that turns out to be something they think they can make a better case with, it may be too late. the pr game and the spin game and the trump administration and the trump campaign has already jumped on is already there, and i think that's why you see an almost angry reaction of democrats of bill barr and the questioning of his integrity on this because he has this expansive view. i imagine we'll see the justice department and barr get pretty

. >>> i want to bring in nbc's political director and moderator of "meet the press," chuck todd. good evening. what's next? >> what's next is going to be a political fight and a campaign of sorts. the political fight is going to be between congressional democrats, perhaps the justice department, and maybe the white house. look, the biggest unknown in the report is what -- is there an obstruction of justice case. because obstruction of justice and collusion in some ways are intertwined. if you didn't find collusion, is it because the investigation was obstructed? how are we going to see that? well, that testimony is the testimony that the white house would ask for executive privilege on. it could be months, jose, before congress sees this. this could be a fight that goes to the supreme court and, frankly, politically, the white house may want to draw this out. the more they draw it out, the more they make democrats ask for this report, the more they politicize it, and politically a paralyzed, polarized environment is probably the best result they could hope for. >> chuck todd, tha

chuck todd joins us live in studio toalk about the latest poll that is out this morning. that's all when we come back. ♪ ♪ the things that matter most happen one morning and one cup at a time. >>> take take lo aa loo this incredible video here. trailers destroyed in its path, tossin them around. is happened friday afternoon in colorado. about an hour south of denver, motor homes tumbling over as the storm made its wayhrough that area. so far no reports of anyone getting hurt. that is good news. >>> i remember when i used to report in denver, i reported in 80-mile-per-hour winds, that's just the most i've ever covered. >> in denver. >> yeah. in boulder. winds are no joke. >> yeah. >> we, you know, we'll see breezy winds. we're already seeing wind gus out there. hour. 30 miles an and on wtop and they were asking me if this is going to be impactingyhe che blossoms. some of them are going to float away with the winds. we'll have theds w all day today, all night tonight and through much of tomorrow. bu the temperatures not going to be a big facr in that. we're not going to be

. >> "meet the press'" chuck todd.tried to take away his credibility right off the bat. >> michael cohen's credibility wasle prtic from the get-go so it was there for the taking. i came away wit realizing the new york investigation is going to haunt trump family and trump businesses probably in perpetuity. it is possible that theomount -- when you have a federal case own, there's a reason they call don't mak it a federal case because once it becomes one you'll have problems. cohen didn't provide the russian conspiracy link, and we don't have -- and if meller doesn't have it, it was interesting. democra were chronicling all the potential crimes that the president may have committed, one that might have happen in office, but will it rise, if you saw sat unit republicans yo sa short of russian conspiracy the democrats might be able to spend a lot of timeng investigahis president, but i don't think they are going to come up with the smoking gun that sort of allows them to make the case that they should remove him before th

igrmer congressman beto o'rouke kicked off his cam in iowa and nbc's political director chuck todd wasay there yeste and caught up with him. we know iowa is a very important state. what did y hear? well, look, beto o'rouke and amy klobucharoday and in many ways they are emblematic of the candidates that traditionally have done well in iowa, two different theories of the case. beto's theory is the -- the nice guy approa-, the let's the optimistic, we can be better. we d co this. i like -- we've got to heal the wounds here that worked for observe ma. that worked for mike huckabee in 2008. he was the most optimistic ones. iowans graph t.e to th they are an update people and they like the bread-and-butter folks and amy klobuchar is a midwesterner, so they are familiar with her hand she sounds a lot like iowa politicians that talk about bred and butter issues. that sometimes gets reward, too, in/warnings but you do hear that, but the biggest thing i would say that i took away from talking to iowa voters is joe biden needs to be prepared for a long year, and i i s this way. look, he's going to

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to the messaging chuck todd was speaking to. i think this opens up questions about what were the sentences before and after. why are they partial sentences. and on the obstruction, is that something the house wants to look at based on the evidence or take this sort of book report summary from the weekend work by the attorney general. do you want the book or are you satisfied with the book report? >> yeah. and is the house going to say let us make our own determination on whether we believe the president of the united states obstructed justice. we already have a number of lawmakers who have expressed their opinion one way or the other when it comes to that, based on the publicly available evidence of it. i want to go around the table. danny cevallos, we haven't heard from you. ari makes a good point. there is not one line in this four-page summary that quotes the mueller report directly. what william barr and rod rosenstein are asking the public and congress and everybody to do is trust their judgment. and we already know from wi

chuck todd, thank you very much. appreciate it and look for more on the mueller report on "meet the press" when chuck is joined by the chair of the house judiciary committee jerrold nadler. >> a cruise ship stranded off the coast in heavy seas and shattered windows and flying furniture. rescuers plucking passengers off the deck with helicopters. this morning, tug boats are bringing the ship to shore but it has been a harrowing ride. nbc sarah harmon has the later. >> reporter: a nightmare at sea. this morning, more air lifts to rescue the hundreds who spent the night stranded aboard a cruise ship in violent waters. rough waves turned furniture into projectiles. water pours into stations. >> last 24 hours, it's very, very scary. very frightening. >> reporter: the viking sky was cruising in norway on saturday when it lost engine power issuing a may day call after 2:00 p.m. local time. >> it was surreal. it was like what you'd see in the movies and i honestly thought when we went underwater we would be dragged off the bo

chuck todd is moderator of "meet the press." always good to see you. you have a busy show of presidential contenders this morning on "meet the press." want to ask you first about joe biden. he keeps leaving these easter eggs and dropping these hints about whether or not he may run. can we assume he is in the race, number one, and, number two, when he does get in the race, what does he do to the field? >> yes. we should be treating him as a presidential candidate that just hasn't filed the papers yet. i mean, my god, we all have sources of the fund raiser who has agreed to throw the first fundraiser and things like that. it's all happening. they're just literally doing the infrastructure. i can tell you this. i was in iowa over the weekend, willie, and it was a fresh reminder that these iowans are going to be looking for new. i think the biggest warning sign i would have for both joe biden, and frankly, it's bernie sanders as well, is these voters are shopping. they're looking on to new, and they're drawn to something unfamiliar, not familiar. they like

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at 7:07, coming up, we take you live to washington, d.c., for our new weekly interview with chuck todd, moderator of "meet the press." >>> police broke up a shoot thinking someone was being kidnapped. not the case, but there was an arrest. we'll explain. vermont senator al hopeful bernie sanders-- is making his way back to the bay are >>> welcome back. vermont senator and presidential hopeful bernie sanders is making his way back to the bay area. sanders campaign announced he'll be stopping in san francisco in the next week. his first since announcing his presidential run. this is footage from the last time he was in the city, nearly two years ago. sanders will hold a rally next sunday, march 24th, at great meadow park at ft. mason. the event is free and the public is welcome. sanders spent yesterday, this video is from that, campaigning in nevada. >>> it is still unclear whether it's actually going to happen, but there's been a lot of teasing about whether former president, former vice president joe biden will enter the presidential race. last night, he may have showed his hand. >> i'

>> that's it. >> i was getting excitement for some chuck todd delivery.ed for the start of my show. i'm having mixed emotions. >> you screwed up the entire promotion. it is supposed to make you feel better. >> make me feel good! >> the big announcement, ari melber was starting on time, now it is 20 seconds late. >> now people know, we don't plan the tosses. your astute observation about overhyping of candidates is reminiscent of lebron. i don't know much about sports, i know he got in some trouble for overhyping. >> wl

chuck todd is nbc political director ndmoderator. good morning to you my friend. >> good morning hallie.y tos the day that all of us could find out what is in the , mueller repo what's your expectation? >> i think it is going to be a narrow release today. the most difficult aspect of this, if there is an elaborate explanation of how the white resident trump interacted with the investigation, how does he summarize that without dealing with executive privilege and if he leaves that out but only had the other principle conclusion. he'll look like he's cherry picking. i thinkoe's going go as narrow as he can so he can ethically s he's not cherry picking. that's my guess toda >> you have federal agencies preserving any do you means related to the mueller problem d democrats have been veocal of wanting to see the same thing. how much do you see this as a political fight for democrats. >> the biggest question is how does the white house exert executive tpublic, doy get to see the report first? that would be odd if they get to see the report

chuck todd suggested that the white house hadhe upper hand since william barr was a trump pick. >> they got outmaneuvered by the mechanics of the trump mi stration. bill barr is able to characterize the report bore anybody on capitol hill gets to read it. >> and you feel the desperation in some of the reaction. em>>rats are arguing that william br cannot be trusted. we asked a professor what the maj night now. >> it may be unseemly enough or dirty enough in political terms that people should know. >> thenvestigations into the president are ongoing. stay with newsnu 4 for cong average of the special counsel's report coming up in our next half hour. we're going to have reaction from local lawmakers to william rr's summary. you can read the summary on our nbc 4 app. >>> today, president trump welcomes israeli prime erminist, benjamin netanyahu to the white house. he and the president arect ex to discuss action in the middle east. netanyahu is going to cut his visit short because of a rocket attack this mornin morning. heed twe that israelld wn control of the golan heights, one of the most

nbc's political director chuck todd was there ycaterday and ht up with him.huck, as we know, iowa is a very important astate. >>ays is. >> beto made some mistakes. he acknowledged some mistakes ha made as teenager and then, you know, some comments he made about his wife tha some people thought was offensive. what does this mean? how has he been doin sofar? >> it's interesting. this is -- i don't know, sixth, seventh, eighth presidential ee campaign i've out there now and been going to iowa since '90s for tse presidential campaigns. i have family there so i'vegoeen g there since i was born for what it's worth. there's a lot about hims that tailor made for iowa. iowans areis optc. they do like that can't we all just get alonge. atmosph they like their pragmatic politicians but like their inspirational and it's right or left. mike huckabee r a very cheery campaign in '08 and did well. you run upbeat cheery campaigns you can do well there. he's interesting. i'm curious to see how long he n go without getting specific. he'll get asked a ton of questions on issues,

of course, the main man is here to talk about it, chuck todd. chuck, what does this mean for the presidential electn in 2020 and for a possibly candidate like joe biden jumping in? >> i think you see a basic fight. you have this younger proyes, sirrive left who says your way traditional democrat s got us donald trump. they say, whoa, whoa, whoa, did you watch 2018? our way won all the voters. that's the larger fight. so then every little thing that happens is sort of a part ofr that lar fight. so you saw the issue with israel, part of that larger fight. biden versus bernie in some ways, part of that larger fight. so i think that's really what we're seeing here. i think those on the lef see the progressive opportunity and they think there's never been a weakeren potential opp in donald trump, and so that means you can get a progressive candidate hiected. i the moderates are sitting there says, what are you talking about? why do you want to flift with a potential second term for donald yump? >> saw that in the last election. >> they did. remember a

hallie jackson and chuck todd are with us this morning. a lot to talk about today. good morning to both of you. we could be headed to another government shutdown with the budget fight. this week, president's former campaign chairman was sentenced to 47 months in prison and president trump fighting with cohen after he testified again. we don't know when the mueller report will come out. how is the white house feeling about this when you put it all in total? >> how they say they are feeling or how are they twaeactually feeling? >> both. >> they will about how they believe the economy is strong and the president this morning is up in mar-a-lago and tweeting about the economy and railing against what he believes is a hostile news media. posture of the president in the west wing. a tough week for donald trump. you look at the people he brought into his inner circle and dancing himself from manafort and cohen now. you look the possibility of a presidential pardon and why he got into a fight with michael cohen on twitter. he said he never asked for a pardon and the preside

mtp daily starts right now with chuck todd. >> stick around. thank you, nicole. >>> if it's tuesday, we know what she said but what did she mean? good evening. i'm chuck todd here in washington. we have a jam packed show today. a lot of 2020 news. joe biden's candidacy is starting to take shape. we're going to dive into those 2020 developments in a few minutes. plus there are those incredible details from massive college add missions fraud case announced by the justice department. we'll get to that too. we begin tonight with the escalating fall out from nancy pelosi's defiant comments that impeaching president trump isn't worth it. she took it a step further by saying this. >> your paychecks by building infrastructure of america and cleaner government by passing hr1. that's our agenda and focus to take our eye off that goal is not worth it. that's why i say impeachment is not worth it. they want to impeach president bush for the iraq war. i didn't bloeliever it in then. i didn't believe it in now unless there's some conclusive evidence that tak

. >> who better to do i haive ione ques with us than chuck todd. just the last couple hours president trum vetoed the resolution. 12 republican senators defied him. what do you make of this? >> i know you think 12 senators rebuked him. when you look closerou realize boy the president has a lot of sway and wer. it should have been 40 republican senators if you look back at the rhetoric of many of these republican senators going back a few years in the on bama era the concern ofti exe overreach. if this were a secret ballot i think you would have had 90 senators total. in some ways i think the there were only 12 and the fact that 11 of the 12 weren't up -- one 2020er had the guts to vote against theenpres every other republican senator up for reelection in 2020 voted with him. even ones in tough general elections. they're so worried about the primary. one h you consider 12 senators rebuked him. the other han i think the power he has over his party shows you it's only 12 senators. >> the u.s. typically considered as we know an authority in aviation.th

here is what he told chuck todd over the weekend. >> everyone wants to see us come together, and theythey don't want the perfect to be the enmy of the good. if we wait until we're in off the to begin the work it will be too late. >> joining me is jared haake who has been with beto o'rourke throughout the entire campaign swing and mike mellany who is our point person on all things joe biden. garrett, you have been with beto every step since he announced. what are you hearing from voters out there? we're hearing chattering from the voters class, but what are they saying? >> they are two distinct conversations. they are not the same conversation that's we're hearing. there is discussions about things like the vanity fair event. the event here in cleveland was nearly entirely about health care. as he has been going, he is tyke the sky net that and he was talking more and more about tariffs, here he heard about abortion restrictions in ohio. and they all get about toshed into his message. and the topics and the knowledge and the specifics about policy. he is getting more specific about gun

time now for "mtp daily" with chuck todd. >> hi, nicole. did you bring the rain? >> i didn't bring the rain or the mueller report, either. >> no, you didn't, you can bring that tomorrow. >> if it is thursday, break out the slicker and t eer because w hurricane mueller watch. good evening, i'm chuck todd here in washington. welcome to "meet the press daily." a lot of folks in washington are once again bracing for robert mueller to hand his report to the attorney general and if he does, we'll be ready. it is 5:00, you never know. we compared this to an approaching hurricane. i am from florida, after all, everyone thinks they have a sense of the storm's strength and path, but no one really knows for sure until it actually arrives. and with this approaching political storm you better baten down the hatches. you don't know if it is full landfall or skirting the coast. you have some legal experts that think that they will be dropping the hammer, and others who belief that if he doesn't, it is the prosecutors in the southern district of new york that could be doing that

we'll get in with chuck todd and halie jackson. a sit-down with brie larson on her transformation into "captain marvel" of relentless work out that transformed her into the historic super hero. >> why was it smportant to you to get into that shape? >> to heme, what represents is empowerment and strengths and it was not good enough in this conversation of this en reprtion of female strength to say i put on the costume and let the visual effect tell that story. i want to help tell that story. >> anoer well-live later in the show. >>> let's begin this morning with that breaking news, ethiopia flight crashing six minutes after take off. sarah harmon is following it all inon lo good morning. >> it is a mystery, why did a inw b 737 crashed minutes after taking off at ethiopia capit capitol. the airline confirmed there were no survivors. less than a year old, on board, 149 passengers and eight cre members. they were traveng from ethiopia to nairobi. they lost contact six minutes after take off. the pla crashing 30 miles from the airport.

chuck todd is nbc's political director and moderator of "meet the press." and kristen welker joins us. thank you for being here. >> thank you. >> chuck, let's start with you. we got a summary from attorney general barr about the mueller report. that's not enough for some people, nor should it be. how much do you think we will see and when should we get the full version? >> i don't know that we ever will. i have half joked that it's the end scene of "raiders of the lost arc," if you look at the full report it might burn your eyes. it might melt you. bill barr made it clear during his confirmation hearing he was going to rigorously follow the statute and probably is going to have a maximum view of discretion of his own discretion on this. so i think this is going to be a heavily redacted version. i think we will have a fight over the contents of the mueller report for months, not days or weeks. >> the attorney general says it will be mid april before we see that. meanwhile, kristen, the headline out of that report was no collusion, which confirmed everything

. >>> "meet the press" moderator, chuck todd, hadns someht on the obstruction of justice question. according to chuck, the attorney general concluded the president didn't obstruct justice. not robert mueller. >> politically, the president is being done a huge favor here by the fact thathere is a predetermined nation on what the obstruction is from the attorney general without anybody else seek that evidence. >> the respoes continu to pour in from both sides of the resle. blicans are pleased with the summary report. senator mitch mcconnell saying russia's e ongoingorts to interfere with democracy are dangerous and disturbing. house gop whip steve scalise adding the report vin did i indicates president tru i and sayiwas a witch hunt that cost taxpayers tens of millions of dollars, end quote. senator mitt romney adding, neither the president nor his campaign colluded with the russian government. it is now time for the country to move forward, endqu e. we have team coverage tonight on the response from some local democrats. news4's darcy spencer has just spoken with maryland senator chr

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thank you, chuck todd. >>> there is big breaking news here.a federal judge in virginia will be sent ansing donald trump's former campaign chief paul manafort. we know this will happen soon because they've already had one recess and are running late. we expect at 6:00 p.m. in this hour, we expect to get the sentence. this could be the biggest, most damaging day ever in the mueller probe so far. we know that because manafort faces up to 24 years in prison in thero

tomorrow morning on "meet the press," chuck todd will discuss fallout from the release of the mueller report. >>> a desperate plea by the family of 4-year-old navon jackson, who shot himself accidently. the boy's father is in prison but asking the governor to visit his son at the hospital. he accidently shot himself in the head wednesday after finding a loaded gun at a friend's home. he remains on life support with no brain activity. today, his great aunt said the governor granted the father the opportunity to skype with the son, but the aunt made another plea. >> i am asking, as a father, as a man, as a human, that you grant him this exception, and allow him to be transported to the hospital where he can sit by his son's bedside. >> we have not yet confirmed with the governor's office that offer of a skype. >>> police say deputies were trying to pull a man over because he was driving with what they believe a stolen car. he wouldn't pull over and sped away. on i-880, police say he made a sharp u-turn and drove the wrong way right into two patrol cars head-on. police arrested him there

. >>> nbc news political director chuck todd says democrats face an uphill battle to block the national emergency. he talked with us tonight on news 4 at 600. > on one hand you can sit here and say, oh, 12 senators rebed him. on the other hand, i actually think the power he has over his part shows yo it only ended up being 12 senators. if you look back at the rhetoric of many of these republican years s going back a few in the obama era, these are the concern of executive overreach. so on paper if this were a secret ballot, i think the number, yoould have had probably 90 senators. >chuck interviews democratic senator and presidential candidate amy klobuca.r in i you can see that, as always, on "meet the pre" sunday morning at 10:30 right here on nbc 4. >>> new at 11:00, a herndon man is behind bars after a sizeable bugun and drugt. it all noticed when police noticed a car hanging around in reston. they found brandon hernandez and two passengers. t car smelled of marijuana. when searched, officers found more than a pound of pot,long with a handgun, ammunition, thca cartridg cash. detecti

we'll talk to chuck todd aboutn bind beto. a new entry to the field this morning.lus, rising floodwaters across the midwest and this week's melting snow are forcing residents to theirme a sunday sit-down with woody harrelson in austin texas. the legendary career that began in a dare in his high school's library. >> talend -- i am like i can't do my elvis here,oo many people. before you know, they convinced me. i just started singing. >> still got it though. >> oh, thankou. >> a sunday sit-down with woody harrelson that you don't twoowao miss and harry smith on this stunning college admission scandal. >>> let's begin with the latest in new zealand where the deaas toll risen over night after the attack onwo mosques in the city chris church on friday. one woripper is being hailed as a hero for confronting the nbc miguel almaguer, good morng. >> reporteigils like this are growing across the country. 50 people dead, more people were killed in the singling day shooting mass spree than murdered in a year. >> repter: the most savage attack in newla zeand history, gunfire e

chuck todd willhe potential impact to president trump.ou can watch at 8:00 a.m. >>> willie brown celebrated his birthday last night with some incredible dance movers. you have to see. ♪ . >> more than 200 people came out to the party. dancing across from willie, the city's current mayor. house speaker nancy pelosi was there. adam schiff was there. brown out danced every one. that's not just coming from brown. he was still going at midnight as the party was starting the wind down at that location. >>> hundreds of people took to the streets of downtown santa clara this morning to race for a good cause. the heart and soles fun run kicked off at santa clara university. >> like soles on shoes? >> that's right. >> the runners went through the stadium and back to the university. the 5k and 10k benefits wellness programs in the bay area. it's the sixth year in a row the event was hosted. stay with us. we'll be right back. sarah's last tuition payment, sent off. feeling good? oh yeah. now i'm ready to focus on my project. ♪ ♪ this is why we plan.

i'm chuck todd, and i'm still figuring out my whole look.s, i'm joined by some ot the leading journain the world. pulitzer prize winning writer and columnist fo e washington post, eugene robinson. >> thank you for having me. >> best-selling author and columnist for the wall street journal," peggy noonan. >> hi, chuck. >> and political strategist, author, and rmer chair of the dnc, donna brazile. >> great to be here. >> all right, let's start with what everyone's talking aboutfo and a new lojournalism. the national enquirer was accused this week of blackmailing amazon ceo je bezos. you're all highly respected journalists. so, whenll is said and done, what do you think jeff bezos' nis is going to look lik >> excuse me? >> i know normally high minded journalists wouldn't talk about something like thi but it does involves the richest man in america and the president of the united states. so... jeff bezos' penis. what do you think it's gonna look like? y know, i'm going to jump right in, chuck. now, whehe

up next, "meet the press" with chuck todd. >>> this sunday on the campaign trail -- beto o'rourke makes it official, he is running. >> i am running to serve you as the next president of the united states. >> he draws throngs of voters, lots of supporters and few specifics. >> if you have all of the answers, why show up? >> but in iowa, the texas democrat told me what sets him apart. >> there's one candidate that can talk about the profoundly positive impact that immigrants have had on our safety and security. >>> and my one-on-one with senator amy klobuchar on her campaign. >> i wasn't born to run. but i'm running. >> on whether she's a progressive. >> i'm in a getting things done mode and i'm a progressive. >> and on bringing down health care costs. >> pharma thinks they don't washington. they don't own me. >> and first veto. the senate votes to block the emergency declaration. and mr. trump strikes back. >> congress has the freedom to pass this resolution. and i have the duty to veto it. >> i'll talk to one of the 12 republican senators who voted against the president, pat toomey of p

time now for "mtp daily" with chuck todd. >> hi, nicole. did you bring the rain?i didn't bring the rain or the mueller report, either. >> no, you didn't, you can bring that tomorrow. >> if it is thursday, break out the slicker and t eer because w hurricane mueller watch. good evening, i'm chuck todd here in washington. welcome to "meet the press daily."

this is "meet the press" with chuck todd. >>> good sunday morning. never mind that president trump's campaign chairman is going to prison. they argueed this week over which one of them is lying about a possible pardon. dana at "the washington post" pointed out with president trump's recent struggles on north korea, on the trade deficit and the border wall, there's only one thing that can save him, the democrats. and as he said right on cue, here they come. democrats spent much of the last month wrestling themselves to the ground. they were embarrassed over the revelation that ralph northam had once dressed in black face. started by allegations of sexual assault against fair fax, and how to handle ilhan omar, her second comment many saw as anti-semitic. new cohorts of democrats are coming into contrast with the liberals. they're united about the urgency of beating president trump, but they're divided with each side seeing the other as why trump may win in the next election after all. >>> ilhan omar drew criticism after tweeting that u.s. politicians s

up next, "meet the press" with chuck todd. >>> this sunday, battle lines. michael cohen tells congress what he thinks of president trump. >> he's a racist. he is a con man and he is a cheat. >> and provides new areas for investigators to look at from jared and ivanka to mr. trump's tax returns. republicans attack cohen. >> you lied. >> he lies. >> you are a liar. >> liar, liar, pants on fire. >> and president trump tells a conservative conference what he thinks of all of the investigators. >> and all of a sudden they're trying to take you out with bull [ bleep ]. >> i'll talk to the vice chairman of the senate intelligence committee, democrat mark warner and jim jordan. plus democrats and activists are arguing over impeaching the president. >> impeachment of this corrupt and lawless president is the first step. >> impeachment is a divisive issue in our country and let us see what the facts are. >> debating purity tests for democratic members of congress and disagreeing over what's more important to them in 2020. a candidate who shares their views or one who

up next, "meet the press" with chuck todd. >> this sunday the fall out. president trump claims victory over the mueller report. >> total exoneration, complete vindication. >> allies line up to defend him. >> and what did we hear this week? no collusion. no obstruction. >> a total vindication. >> and the president goes after his opponents. >> little pencil neck adam schiff. >> but democrats push back. >> the president has not been exonerated by the special counsel. >> and condemn mr. trump's conduct. >> i think it's immoral. i think it's unethical. i think it's unpatriotic. and yes, i think it's corrupt and evidence of collusion. >> my guests this morning, two senate leaders, republican john bah rah sew and dick durbin of illinois. president trump vows to repeal and replace obamacare. >> the republican party will soon be known as the party of health care. >> did mr. trump just hand democrats a winning issue. and the 2020 campaign. >> i am a dreamer and a doer. >> can a self-described moderate win an election in an increasingly progressive democratic party.

chuck todd with a big announcement. we have a big show, even though we didn't know he was doing that in the toss. look at what's happening now. let me show you this. roger stone new, could be jailed for violating the gag order, brand new order from a judge with a new hearing scheduled. if that story feels like it is repeating, remember, he was told this was his last chance. also tonight, news broken here on the beat. michael cohen's lawyer revealed new trump hush money check written in office while he was president for a crime because michael cohen confessed to the crime. we have more on that story that broke last night. and later, you can call it only a serious and embarrassing rebuke, donald trump's own party, republicans rejecting trump in the heart of his agenda on immigration. so we have a lot going on as seems to be the case these days. we begin with what could be the epic subpoena showdown of this term. the white house, they're not waiting, negotiating, they're saying no way, refusing to turn over key documents a

mtp daily starts right now with chuck todd. >> stick around. you, nicole. >>> if it's tuesday, we know what she said but what did she mean? good evening. i'm chuck todd here in washington. we have a jam packed show today. a lot of 2020 news. joe biden's candidacy is

. >>> up next, "meet the press" with chuck todd. >>> this sunday, divided democrats. bernie versus biden. progressives versus traditional democrats. highlighted by this comment from freshman congresswoman ilhan omar. >> i want to talk about the political influence in this country that says it is okay for people to push for allegiance to a foreign country. >> some fellow democrats here bigotry. >> the use of anti-semitic language and images can never be tolerated. >> others rushed to her defense. >> i hear her trying to lift up my grandmother in the west bank. >> real fissures in the democratic party with implication for 2020. my guests this morning, sherrod brown of ohio and liz cheney, chair of the house republican conference. >>> plus, waiting for biden. er have sherrod brown not running. bloomberg, not running. both likely out because they are expecting joe biden to get in. >> i haven't made the final decision. don't be surprised. >> what is biden waiting for? >>> and pardon me? did michael cohen ask president trump for a pardon? >> i have never asked for a pardon.

. >> meet the press moderator chuck todd suggests the white house got the upper hand in thet battle over mueller report conclusions and that has democrats fired up >> they got outmaneuvered by the mechanics of trump administration. bill barr has been able t essentially characterize this report before anybody on capitol hill even gets to read it and u can feel the irritation and you can feeln some cases the desperation in some of the reaction. >> t attorneygeneral's bombshell rocked both ends of pennsylvania enue. ma republicans and democrats firing off statements and house leadership is ready for a political fight. darcy spencer isn capitol hill with new reaction from local lawmakers on today's summary. darcy. >> well, erica, tonight, democrats here onol hill are trying to figure out what their next steps will be. but one thing is crystal thear. want to get their hands on that report. >> docrats disappointed in the process are pushing for the entire mueller report to be made public. that's so voters can reach their own conclusions about whether president trump broke the law. we spoke to

. >> chuck todd, thank you so much. chuck, of orcourse, will have tomorrow on "meet the press." >>>reaking news tonight as new england patriots owner robert kraft releases his first s statemence being charged in a prostitution sting operation in florida. the billionaire says he is truly sorry. nbc has more. >> reporter: hwn the super bowl champs, but just weeks after this year's big win, new england patriots owner robert kraft was charged wit soliciting sex. and now for the first time, he's breaking hissilence. in a statement just released, he hys, "i am truly sorry. i know ie hurt and disappointed my family, my close friends, my co-workers, our fans, and many others who rightfully hold me t a higher standard." the public apology comes a month after the t chargest stem from a prostittiion at this day spa in jupiter, florida. he's pled not guilty to the charges. now he's defending his reputation "throughout my life, i have always tried to do the right thing. i have extraordinary respect for women." ch of this case is built around sveillance video from the spa that has not been pu