donald trump's head of communications is out this morning and we have exclusive new reporting, if corey lewandowski comes back, other staffers may walk. >> if he would ask me to come in and help him i would look at that. >> new rev glations about jared kushner's reported attempts to set up a back channel with the russians. >> i know that some administration officials are saying well, that's standard procedure, i don't think it's standard procedure. >> and who is the russian banker at the center of it all as the president reportedly works the phones trying to get ahead of this story. >>> plus, hitting back, president trump goes after germany again this morning, while france's new president blasts russian interference in their election as he stands directly next to vladimir putin. >>> so much to cover today. we will begin with the president making changes in an aggressive attempt to stem the tide of disruptive headlines regarding russia and his inner circle i have the best team with me to break it down. i want to take you first to nbc's peter alexander live at the white house. peter, here

not on the list stefan corey and hard to -- steph corey coming off as two straight mvp seasons is on the second team and then green on the third team in klay thompson inexplicably left off any of the list. >> the warriors have the best record in the nba. >> i think it is [ bleep ]. to not be on the mba team i think it is pretty crazy. i don't understand it.>> just when the championship. meantime when the sharks are eliminated we out west tend to forget there is a lot of hockey last and they have a great series going on oregon ducks and predators went to overtime. corey with the flip in front of the net and actually as you will see hit a predator stick. 10-25 into overtime. they're headed back to overtime. that is sports.>> thank you for joining us. goodnight. have assembled. spider-man... black widow... captain america... and eddie? so, what's the plan? breaking out the guardians, pal. come celebrate the all-new guardians of the galaxy-mission: breakout! during the summer of heroes, only at disneyland resort. hero up! let's go, buddy. school time. oh, and, gloria, if you want to get

your turn, corey. >> on corey fields. i'm a professor of sociology at stanford university my book is called black elephant in the room. i guess this is a nice contrast. both of us are idiots ever got to bring our book. the opposite, i spent three to four years working on collecting data with black republicans across the country and then wrote a book examining essentially what's the like to be black in the republican party. that sort of post-obam post-obar the obama post obama era. the book covers the experience of race, identity and politics from the right. >> great. peggy grandy, longtime friend of mine but more importantly -- >> brought her book. >> she brought her book. which by the way you go to area went after this and you can have the book signed. peggy was ronald reagan's personal assistance, close confident post-presidency. no windows ronald reagan better than peggy grandy and you have a new book. >> i do. thanks for having me today. it's called the president will see you now. it covers those 1 15 years after he l

corey hour / witness: "everyone cleared out." says the man in the red shirt first threatened the man wearing the black shirt for no apparent reason --who had just been sitting behind him. corey hour / witness: "he said "where are you from? i'm going to kill you."airline authorities say -- the man in red then assaulted a japanese couple sitting next to him -- before the guy in black jumped in!in the video you can see two woman in front holding a crying baby. we spoke to the baby's mother kumi over the phone from her home in orange county. she told us --the man in red had at first seemed normal & offered her son candy! kumi / passenger (prefonted): "absolutely frightening. and i travel a ton and it was the most frightening travel experience i've ever encountered. i had my son with me and i obviously felt the need to protect him." a flight attendant tries to break up the fight. at first, it appears to have worked. the man in red walks away. passengers hear him ranting about the government and killing people. 30 seconds later... he r

the question is whether or not corey lou d corey lewandowski takes a position at the white house. that would be something that would need to be passed by the president's family. you'll recall during the campaign he was fired by the campaign and first among the people inside the president's inner circle who were concerned about corey lewandowski were the president's it daughter ivanka trump and the son-in-law jared kushner. of course jared kushner is keeping his head down is the way sources close to him describe it because of the russia news that cropped up with respect to him last week, but he's summer still a very influential adviser to the president. >> lots of questions coming up for sean spicer. his briefing is scheduled to begin with less than an from now. we'll of course have live coverage. jim acosta, thanks very much. jim sciutto stay with us. joining us gloria borger and dana bash. the news about michael cohen, the president's long time personal attorney from the trump organization now being requested to do an interview to answer questions for members of congress. he poli

he is eyeing some of his former campaign officials, for example, corey lewandowski. dave bossy, who were spotted at the white house yesterday. i am told probably more likely you would see him bring dave bossy back into the fold. he is, of course, the former deputy campaign manager. corey lewandowski has a lot of tensions with his family, as you know, hallie, from your time covering the campaign. this could be the start of a big shakeup. it is certainly significant, hallie, this is the communications director issuing his letter of resignation after three months on the job. >> kristen, you talked about dave bossy, somebody who may rejoin the team here at the white house. i am going to throw the control room for a loop because i'd like to bring up what bossy said on fox talking about this. take a listen. >> they've talked to, you know, many people, including me. >> david, is that a yes? have you been asked? >> no. i am not going to say that there is a -- something sitting on the table for me to pick. i think that's -- there -- it's an ongoing conversation. and i think t

. >>> we are pleased to have with us corey fields on to the complex elephant in the room the unexpected politics of african-american republicans. professor are you a republican? >> know i ano i am not.iv from the outside perspective. >> i would classify asas independent left-leaning but in a lot of ways it existed with my own politics and didn't really rise up to the surface in terms of getting people to talk to me but in some ways it actually made people more willing to open up like there was less return. so everybody knows everybody else. they've also created somebeing opportunities to. the idea grew out of an interest you wouldn't expect people like them to do and pursuing that more abstract line of thought like what is the case of somebody doing something you wouldn't expect them to do. with that, the idea was born. again the project itself didn't necessarily grow out of my policy. came to it as a little bit of ac outsider. what does that mean for someone like you doing something you're not supposed to do. >> what is the population in the u.s. and what percentage would you say? it's

when asked by reporter what is next for him, willie corey godbolt said it was his intention for god to kill him.>> what's next for you? >> willie corey godbolt said he did not intend for police to capture him alive, and he had wanted deputies to shoot him. the deputy that was killed was 36 years old and a father of an 11-year-old son. >>>university of california board has spent tens of thousands of dollars on parties. that includes a $70,000 banquet back in january, that was the night before the board voted to raise student tuition. according to the chronicle the office of uc president janet has reimbursed the -- more than 225,000 for parties since 2012. they say the dinners are paid for by private funds to the university. some regents say those parties are not necessary. >>>the lake merritt station will be closed until tuesday morning, while crews are rebuilding tracks. shuttle buses will run between the 19th street in oakland -- fruitville. this is a time-lapse view of what is underway. crews are installing new tracks , they are replacing old wooden ones with concrete. the new tracks

similar to corey's, actually. she looks like she's smiling. but there's one more.he guy that sticks with his job matt keller from abc 7 in the bay area. >> where are the handles? at least there's music. >> wow, brother. well done. >> live reporting this. we cannot finish off without going back to enjoy corey. >>> it's always really awesome when kids get to partake in their parents' big life moments. like in this case these twins are at their mother's wedding and they've choreographed a dance and they're going to surprise the crowd with it. ♪ >> get it. get it. get it. >> hey! >> you hear bruno mars' "24 karat magic" and they start busting into their moves. >> dab on them, young man. dab on them. >> it's so cute. and the attitude, the moves. and they're kind of in unisonish. they got close a couple of times, you can tell. >> it's looking more like her idea than his. >> this is so much better than the first a dance as a bride and groom. this is much more entertaining and cute. >> super adorable. >> good for mom. big life changing moment where is your mother is marryi

corey lewandowski has tensions with some of the trump family members. so very unlikely you'd see him come back into the fold in the white house. but could he take on a broader role in terms of counseling the president, advising him outside of the white house? that's a possibility, steph. that's one of the things they're eyeing moving forward. >> i want to share a bit more on the tension. it is not just tension between corey lewandowski and the -- some of the trump family members, it's about what this means. bringing back a corey lewandowski and a david bossie, if they were to join the administration, a source inside the white house told me that other staffers could actually leave. why? not because of ego or personality, who is in charge, but because there are people inside the administration who are not part of the campaign, who joined because they said, we want to focus on policy. they have concerns that if we get back to this campaign-style, if the president goes out and conducts raies, he surrounded by the team he was and, granted, he did win with th

. >> reporter: tonight, 16-year-old corey walgren's family suing his high school and police, claiming school officials scared the teen so much he committed suicide. >> they literally threatened him and scared him to the point where he thought his life was over. >> reporter: according to court documents, in january, walgren was called into the dean's office at naperville north high school after allegations surfaced that he showed other students cell phone video of suspicious images. and school officials brought him into the office and demanded he turn over the phone. allegedly threatening him, saying he would have to register as a sex offender, all before calling his parents. >> now, they did that interrogation without notifying his parents, although this was a criminal investigation. which they're required by state law to do. >> reporter: after gags, they called his mother with corey in the room and telling her they wanted to download what was on his phone. >> i said, wait. i need to be there in person. >> reporter: his mom was racing to the school but corey left that school office be

. >>> corey climate jumped at the chance to play for the team he grew up with and determined to show them he belongs. >>> as the nfl draft came ota close, corey clementon was not one of the 253 players. he was shocked. >> i don't understand why i didn't get picked up >> corey has a chance to play for the hometown team >> it's one of the my childhood teams to put on a green jersey and have the wing on my helmet. i can't wait to compete with the guys and make the 53 man roster >> corey is not shy when it comes to talking about how much he would play for the eaglesly >> i love to produce music. i love to do that. keeping my in mind going. running the football has the >> right now he's focusing what he can do to help the team >> being an an r undrafted free agent. proving a lot of people wrong, every day approach just use tip of my shoulder and look for it >> time will tell if chip will be enough to overcome the challenges. >> time for the final time out. -oh, he looks so... -that tickles!c) that's right! ♪ little time, that's good! ♪ (female #1) he sure does miss his pop-pop. so do i. i

but corey. >> 30 seconds left, you had some run-ins with him here at cnn.he's brought back into the fold, what does that mean? >> that they're doubling down on mean nastiness. >> that was less than 30 seconds, but if the president trusts him, could be effective? >> i think corey plays to the president's worst demons. >> the president also trusts him implicitly, even though he fired him at the end, but he's a loyalist to the end, right? >> whatever trust and loyalty means for donald trump, he holes corey in those regards, but again, i think corey will steer him down a path that is negative and divisive and not good for the country or the world, as we see with this morning's tweet about germany. >> all right, christine quinn, alice stewart, thank you for being with us. i appreciate it very much. >>> the rift between the united states and europe now growing. a new european union leader piling on that message. stick around. ♪ fun in art class. come close, come close. i like that. [ music stops suddenly ] ah. when your pain reliever stops working, your whole day

corey, are you going back to u e white house?e only time i go tc the white house is as a guest. you know that. just as a visitor. i like to bring my family sometimes, that's about it. >> tucker: you wouldn't consider going back to work as a crisis manager as this investigation asproceeds? >> let me be very clear, and i think everyone knows this, my loyalty is to the president and to make sure that his agenda, which he ran on witches jobs, homeland security, building a wall, making sure people are back to work, cutting taxes to the american middle class isngco moving forward. and if that means i can help the president by doing that, of , privilege.uld be a let me be clear, i've got a great life. i love doing what i'm doing. if i can help the president from the outside, i can be very, very helpful from the outside may be much more so than even on the inside. >> tucker: if you went inside, what would you do? what does crisis management meaning of situation like this? >> honestly, i don't know and to conversations about this what's a

joining me is corey trump's former campaign manager.as he able to get this through the house with one vote to spare. there was criticism about millions of people will lose their coverage and some people will die. do you think the coverage has been fair? >> you know the coverage hasn't been fair. they said he couldn't win the primary, then he couldn't win the presidency. then he couldn't get the healthcare done. it made itthrough the house and the media doesn't want to give him the credit. of course, it's not fair. howie: why doesn't the media want to give him the credit? >> because they are a bunch of liberal individuals who wanted to see hillary clinton win. 89% of the media coverage was negative. they look at nbc, abc, cbs. 1,900 minutes of coverage. of that 89% was negative. of that, 11% was neutral or positive. grace under fire. but that's how great they treated obama. howie: since this bill does face a rough road in in the senate, t about the criticism that they were spiking the football in the rose garden ceremony. >> why don't we

corey, i'm sewer curious.nois and pennsylvania met president trump while he was campaigning, what do they want to see from this president on a trip like this? >> they want to make sure that the president continues to fight isis. it's something that he has talked about on the campaign trail. and what we have seen in the first four months of this administration is that, you know, he dropped the bomb on isis. killing radical islamic terrorism in their home state and making sure that the people of our country, above all, want to be safe. if that means we take the fight of radical islamic terrorism and we take the fight of isis to them directly, that's what we need to do. that's what the president has pledged to do. that's what he is going to do. pete: corey ran famously on pledge of putting america first on the world stage and both here at home. how does that approach, you think, inform what you are going to see from him today and hear from him tomorrow as it pertains to really a tight rope with saudi arabia, a co

corey lewandowski agreed to be his campaign manager. he didn't get trump to the finish line, he got them to the nomination though. now rumors are swirling that he wants to bring him back to the white house as part of a special crisis management team. are the rumors true? corey lewandowski joins us tonight to confirm or deny. cory, are you going back to the white house? >> tucker, the only time i go to the white house is as a guest. you know that. just as a visitor. i like to bring my family sometimes, that's about it. >> tucker: you wouldn't consider going back to work as a crisis manager in this investigation proceeds? >> let me be very clear, and i think everyone knows this, my loyalty is to the president and to make sure that his agenda which he ran on witches jobs, homeland security, building a wall, making sure people are back to work, cutting taxes of the american middle class is moving forward. and if that means i can help the president by doing that, of course, it would be a privilege. let me be clear, of what a great life. i lo

. >>> plus is corey lewandowski coming back? >>> going alone.german chancellor announces a gigantic shift that europe can no longer depend on the united states. fallout from the president's trip this morning. another test of north korean missile. another test of america's patience. >> a conflict in north korea would be probably the worst kind of fighting in most people's lifetimes. >> begin today with the president's son-in-law and top aide jared kushner laying low after one of two punch media report. first bombshell he's under scrutiny, not investigation, by the fbi. the second that he tried to set up a secret back channel communications line with moscow before trump even took office. we are in luck. have a great team here to break it all down this morning taking you first to nbc's kristen welker at the white house. give us an update. >> reporter: good morning to you. president returned from first foreign trip and bracing for battle after "the washington post" reported over the weekend son-in-law jared kushner tried to set up a back channel to

corey lou corey lewandowski. bossie, anything but establishment. what does that mean?sident going back to people who worked for him in the campaign who he believes like he fashions himself are counter punchers. if there's something in the media or something in the conversation in washington that's anti-president, you know, harmful headlines, that these guys are going to fight back. but how? what are their specific jobs? what do they do? >> i don't think we exactly know except this president feels he's not being served well by letting people in that weren't with him in the start. he feels very comfortable with them and they can defend him. corey lewandowski, these are combative people is exactly the way he wants to conduct his administration which is already combative. if he brings him in, certainly that's going to be the case. >> he has a press coverage and he's going to hire corey as a solution? he's known for grabbing a reporter. that actually happened during the campaign. the campaign coverage of trump he won, but it wasn't because he had good press coverage. so it'

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corey was fired. bo bossy was pushed out. >> why was corey fired? point. >> one big thing is he clashed with jared and got on jared's bad side. but the point is even once they were fired and were quote, unquote, oat, they were still talking to the president. so they were never totally out, and he got them in the first place because there weren't many people to do the job of jumping on his campaign early on when he was a long shot. and he may get them again to help in the crisis because there's not that many people who want to come in and help with this. >> what are they actually going to do? what does a crisis manager do in this situation? >> priority to jared kushner, who is running the white house. it always has to be the family. you always have to be on the right side of jared and ivanka. >> what do you do? >> try to establish order, try to establish a legislative agenda. try to look another 100 days out and say what have we accomplished? there has been a lot of chaos around accomplishments. is tax reform going to get done? is health care going t

barry, corey lewandowski has been seen at the white house.ybe put in charge of a war room at sorts that they're working on in response to all of this. post leelection, you started a consulting firm with corey. is he the right man to go in there and right this ship? >> well, i don't think you'd find anybody more loyal to the president than corey. corey's a good friend, and i know that he is immensely loyal to the president. and the president trusts him. and so, i think that would be good for the president. >> do you think he doesn't have that loyalty and trust around him now? >> well, i don't know that the president trusts everybody around him now, which is kind of alarming to me. so, i think, you know, those people that he doesn't trust, he needs to replace with people that he does because this is a recipe for disaster. >> amanda, the president had something to say about the kushner back-channel ask this morning, retweeting a fox news report that said that kushner didn't suggest that russian communications channel in a meeting. source says --

the suspect who has a criminal record is 35 year old willie corey godbolt. he was arrested this morning and gave a chilling interview to a local newspaper. tony dokoupil has the story. >> i just wanted to live. i just wanted to love my family. i just wanted to love my wife. >> reporter: willie corey godbolt's alleged rampage ended here handcuffed and bandaged on a country road outside a superjack truck stop near his home in bogue chitto, miss mission. ng calmly described the shooting icree that left eight dead according to police. te reporter: police were called va remove godbolt from private property when an altercation developed saturday night. a> i was having a conversation >> reporter: godbolt allegedly shot and killed a sheriff's deputy and three women at the first home about 70 miles south of jackson, the state capitol. the deputy was identified as 36 year old william durr. >> we reporter: four more people including two juveniles were shot and killed at two homes nearby before godbolt was a rested at 7 a.m. on sunday. he spoke to a clarion ledger repor

the suspect who has a criminal record is 35 year old willie corey godbolt. he was arrested this morning and gave a chilling interview to a local newspaper. tony dokoupil has the story. >> i just wanted to live. i just wanted to love my family. i just wanted to love my wife. >> reporter: willie corey godbolt's alleged rampage ended here handcuffed and bandaged on a country road outside a superjack truck stop near his home in bogue chitto, miss mission. he calmly described the shooting spree that left eight dead according to police. >> my intention was to have god kill me. i ran out of suicide by cop was my intention. >> reporter: police were called to remove godbolt from private property when an altercation developed saturday night. >> i was having a conversation with my step daddy and my momma and her, my wife. about me taking my children home. >> reporter: godbolt allegedly shot and killed a sheriff's deputy and thr

corey booker? >> actually and playing corey booker's golf tournament in newark. i support everything he does in the city of newark. he has change the culture there. if there is a democratic, it is without a doubt, corey booker. >> what about you steve? >> i don't think we have identified that person you. i'm looking forward for some young kid with fresh, bright ideas in the democratic party to step forward and try to findry ways to reach over the aisle and with common sense stop this nonsense, businesses usual. this is why president trump on. >> it's great to see you alwaysw >> it meanwhile, coming up we uncover interesting details about the judge parked the century city's order. is it time to break up the circuit court? n plus, do you remember these guys? >> welcome, we're back. all right. >> we just want to pump you up. >> the real-life hans and franz and they're in trouble. >> it's time to pick a used car. >> i really don't want to get ripped off. >> it show me the carfax. >> is start your for free. [car engine failing to start] [wind blows] yo- wh- ah- he- [g

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