another round of questions. >> particularly reacting to dr. kim's comment about china being in the dna of korea and if north improved u.s. relations , north koreans view the role of the u.s. forces may change. i was going to ask that question and you anticipate it me. can you elaborate on that? specifically can you see this infecting at the center of trumps negotiations, putting on the table if we can develop a constructive relationship combat my view of u.s. forces in korea will be different. >> brian. >> thank you. a two-part question. does this opening up on the previous question, china in the blood of korea, does this opening up of north korea offer an opportunity to be more independent of china? open north korea be undesirable anyway for china? having less influence, revealing a greater chinese role in the north korean program? >> my question is for dr. lewis. it is been suspicious there has been little talk about the detainees. -- my secondave question, where do you think the summit will be happening and why? >> our panelists, do you want to s

. >> reporter: dr. kim shriar, marched in 2017. by 2018, she quit her job.'s a democrat running for congress. >> how would you describe yourself? >> i am the citizen, pediatrician, activist mom with a fire in her belly. >> reporter: washington congressional district 8 where mountains and agriculture meet high-tech towns dotting lakes. >> this is a country that innovates. >> reporter: dr. shria are is a type 1 diabetic that talks to constituents over coffee. >> we're going to do it. a whole community. >> reporter: the midterms don't matt matter. >> i felt like this is the time. i can't sit back and not do anything. >> will women be the difference maker in 2018? >> i'm counting on it. having a massagist and chief and who is disrespectful to women drives us. >> reporter: and it's driving a historic number of women to run for office, most of them democrats. according to rutgers university, more than 450 women are running for congress this year. a record-breaker. many of them like alyssa slotkin, first-time candidate. >> michigan 8 is in the middle of the country

dr. kim has worked diligently on humanitarian needs and under his guidance, has committed to working with the federal government and the private sector to solve international problems here and i'm confident this work will continue to serve the nation as well. i look forward to hearing from you about the agency's fiscal year 2019 budget request and again honored to be here. thank you for allowing me to serve on the committee. appreciate you. >> senator, it's an honor to have someone with your background also on the committee. as they go through our work on food security and food security reform, we look forward to working closely with you. the professor you mentioned is the value number and is an important part of our work. >> thank you. >> senator trey shaheen. thank you, mr. chairman. and thank you on administrator green for being here and the work that you and everyone i usaid does on a daily basis. it is much appreciated and i will echo the comment of senator durbin about senator graham an

dr. christine kim for the first time back at our heritage panel. we're going to structure this today as a conversation. i'm going to be posing questions to our panelists and asking them to interact with each other. we want to highlight both the concrete, what's going on concretely, particularly at running rebels, which dawn leads in milwaukee, but bob has from across the country and christine from academic research and looking at what the evidence says or does not say and sometimes we see that the successes at that we're going to talk about today are eluding eluding researchers and we want to understand better why that's happening. so, dawn, let me begin with you. we want to make sure that we have a ground level understanding of what running rebels is all about. who you're serving. what their needs are and what some of the services you offer are at running rebels in milwaukee. >> well, just a little bit of history about running rebels. it was founded by my husband victor when he was 19 years old. he saw that gangs were start to go come into milwauk

dr. christine kim. we are going to structure this as a conversation. i'm going to be posing questions to our panelists and asking them to interact with each other. we want to highlight the concrete -- what is going on concretely at running rebels in milwaukee. bob has perfected on this from across the country and christine from academic research looking at what the evidence says or does not say. sometimes we see that the successes we are going to talk about today are eluding researchers and we want to understand better why that is happening. dawn, let me begin with you. we want to make sure we have a ground-level understanding of what running rebels is all about. who you are serving, what their needs are, and what some of the services you offer. >> just a little bit of history about running rebels. it was founded by my husband victor when he was 19. he found that gangs were starting to come into milwaukee in 1980 and if there was nothing positive for the young people to engage in they were being recruited by gang leaders. and saidt upon himself i'm goi

dr big way. >> president trump called kim jong un very honorable this week. he committed horrific human rights violations. he ordered the murder of members of his own family. would you ever use the word honorable? >> i would never use the word honorable to describe kim jong un. she a ruthless dictator. the reason that everyone in north korea agrees with him is because he kills anyone who disagrees with him. he is literally starved his own people to help the elite. it is important we resolve this. it wub very cig nave cant event. >>> president trump said he is running in 2020 will you back his brid in. >> i have. it is making an incredible difference. i disagree. i -- we also have to get policy implemented. it will help americans move forward. >> tell everybody in oklahoma we are thinking about them today. >> i will. it is a cig nif dant day fortous. john kasich is here next. stay with us. anna and mark are heading into retirement... and a little nervous. but not so much about what market volatility may do to their retirement savings. that's because they have

kim jung un. >>> in a statement, dr. ronny jackson called the allegations that damage his nomination false and fabricated. jackson is accused of allegations including giving out drugs without a prescription and wrecking a government car while intoxicated. plump blasted the process this morning on fox news. >> he would have done a great job, tremendous heart, all false accusations. they are trying to destroy a man. >> nearly two dozen of jackson's current and former colleagues told the senate committee overseeing his confirmation he was, quote, abusive, volatile, and the worst officer i've ever served with. officers or others, i should say, claim jackson lacked experience to lead the va, second largest agency in the u.s. government. >>> head of the epa faced tough questions today. they were not aware the security chief moonlighted as an investigator for a tabloid news company with close ties to president trump. he says the consulting work by the epa's special agent is under review, and agency chief says he knew about big

why would anyone believe anything kim jong-un says? dr., only time will tell if this bears any fruit. he has reniged in the past. that's a point well taken. what's next? no, i would rather give credit to dennis rodman. i don't know. is that serious? deny dennis rodmania part from mike pompeo, the only other american that's been in the company of kim jong-un. i have to believe that the president's briefing will include -- not directly from rodman but something rodman may have given to our intelligence apparatus along the way. one more real quick if i can. smerconish and everyone else, i'm hoping his kids burst in again. mia i hope that wasn't lost on everybody, that my guest was the one that had that viral moment. there it is. i never get tired of watching this, especially because i do these own remotes myself. i always live in fear that it will be my miniature dachsund, mr. lucy, who will come crashing into the room barking while i'm doing a live hit with brooke baldwin. you can catch up with us any time on cnn go. wolf blitzer with live c

is this something new or is this simply kim jong-un as dr. jekyll and mr. hyde, who is in the phase right now of conciliation. >> i remember when president obama had his first meeting with president-elect trump, he said the biggest challenge for the new president's agenda was going to be north korea. it looked very dark. now there is -- there is an opportunity. >> that's more than a ray of light here. and -- let's just hope that we can maximize the chance for success there. and let's not breed another nuclear problem with iran at the same time. >> okay, before you go. radically different subject. i want to ask you about ronny jackson. confirmation battle. he dropped out. i know that's a senate issue. not a house issue. were you uncomfortable to see the kind of anonymous accusations thrown at ronny jackson, somebody who served as president obama's doctor for eight years. had a sterling reputation among many in the obama administration suddenly facing accusations. and now, at least some of them, we know, turned out not to be true? >> i'm always troubled when

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kim jong-un. coincidentally today the senate confirmed pompeo as secretary of state. >>> another cabinet nominee, dr. ronny jackson, the white house doctor, withdrew his name after allegations of professional misconduct. >>> there's a heated debate happening over ducks in livermore. neighbors are accusing the city of eliminating a pond and killing the ducks in order to make way for a new development. today city officials gave us their side of the story. nbc bay area is at that pond in livermore with some answers for us. >> reporter: raj, the city has closed the ponds off to the public with these signs and that fence while they bring dirt in to fill the ponds in, but they haven't trained the ponds yet, insisting they're waiting on finding the wildlife a new home before they do that. it is the first thing you see when you come into springtown. >> all of a sudden it's under threat. >> reporter: a community's battle with the city of livermore over the ducks. >> it's already a landmark. i first got here in 1980. i remember the pond and the ducks and geese. >> reporter: at issue, the city's decision to re

dr. phil: if this is her passport, it's not expired and signed by somebody besides her. >> announcer: an act of betrayal. >> you didn't send kim: this is a safe place to talk about hard things. >> stand by, i'll count you down. >> dr. phil: today will be a

for the executive secretary of the city bt or dr latina's or bo to be consulted for technical inputs and also to have a direct face to face meeting with kim jong un but do you think kim jong un has got any intention any real intentions full complete denuclearization well it's still early days and i think the international community is becoming very impatient we've just had a few hours of direct meeting between the south korean and north korean president says a lot of rhetoric flying around bickley in pyongyang and washington and then you have what's called the pundit area or the think tanks and experts and the washington beltway all of whom are pontificating us to what needs to be done so i think we need to be patient this negotiation if it starts is going to take several months it will have many technical elements for example it took the russians and the americans under president obama after nearly two years to negotiate the new strategic reduction treaty it took nearly twelve years for the joint a comprehensive plan of action to be negotiated with iran and other countries so i don't think we need we should be impatient or expect too muc

to our top story north korea's leader kim jong un has ordered a halt to all missile and nuclear tests according to the country's state media that's now cross to dr simone come from the korea peace network dr chan thank you very much indeed for joining us well is it an historic evening that i mean north korea is freezing its nuclear tests but there's no suggestion that they're ready to give up their nuclear weapons do you think this step is going to be enough for the world powers. i hope so this is a truly excellent development and you know this is a first step toward the eventual peace treaty and the first step will be obviously for into korea and political decoration to end the korean war as we already heard and second step will be three way summit or four way summit amongst those of the who signed. the armistice of one thousand nine hundred fifty three and which will replace. treaty a mysterious with the history me so i'm going to see if we're going to see of credibly another summit bit alone and north and south korea united states and china and i think secondly this shows that truly not you know before even the upcoming their historic april t

kim jong-un in the coming weeks. ben tracy, cbs news, seoul. >> ninan: the white house says internal records dispute the most serious allegations against dr. ronny jackson. jackson on thursday withdrew his nomination to run the department of veterans affairs. allegations against jackson include a claim that he got drunk and wrecked a government vehicle. records show jackson was in three minor accidents in recent years, but none involved alcohol, and he was not at fault. a police officer in nogales, arizona, is now the 26th officer to be gunned down this year in the line of duty. police say officer jesus cordova was killed by a carjacking suspect who is now in custody. another suspected cop killer was captured today in maine. nikki battiste has the story. >> at 12:43 p.m., john williams was taken into custody. more than 200 law enforcement officers have been focused on finding the man that killed corporal eugnee cole. >> reporter: a four-day nationwide manhunt for john williams is over. this video shows police escorting a shirtless and barefoot williams, who appears to have been covered by yellow fabric tied at the waist. >> he killed my de

kim jong un agrees to give up his nuclear arsenal. this disprove the strategy is working? here to weigh in international relations expert dr.ebecca grant thank you for joining us. what are your thoughts on this? it seems remarkable. the progress that has been made, what is supposed to happen, donald trump said in coming weeks. >> and for military pressure. china is still with us. and they are in this place, and >> what did the president say yesterday. and would respectfully walk out of the meeting and wouldn't go to begin with. >> trump is a dealmaker. i'm so glad a person like him is in this job, he is absolutely right. he is putting kim jong un on notice, got to stick with the plan. officials meeting with previous north korean leaders have been taken by surprise, jimmy carter was, madeleine albright was, trump is putting them on notice, has to stick to what shinzo abe called concrete action or he will walk if conditions aren't right. >> the last high-ranking official to meet with north korea. >> that is right, she was. neil: this was mentioned briefly, some americans still detained, a concern with japan and shinzo abe men

kim jong-un before he meets mr. trump. >>> explosive allegations threatening to up-end the nomination of dr. ronny jackson to become secretary of veterans affairs. the confirmation hearing was scheduled to begin today. it has been postponed indefinitely. senators looking into accusations that jackson drank repeatedly on the job, created a hostile work environment, and improperly prescribed medications. listen to what senator john tester told anderson cooper about the man who was currently the white house physician -- >> i understand he had a nickname in the white house among some of the staff? >> the candy man because he handed out prescription drugs like they were candy. >> the white house doctor is nicknamed among some in the white house as the candy man? >> that's correct. that's correct. that's what we were told. >> senator tester says the allegations against dr. jackson came from 20 active duty and former military members. president trump offering his nominee a graceful way out, but jackson appears determined to dig in and fight. >> can you answer the questions? >> i can answer the ques

dr. mark. >> great to see you. thanks. >> jon: up next, what we're learning about the cia director that flew overseas to meet with kim jong-un to set up a historic summit between president trump and the north korean leader. once there was an organism so small no one thought much of it at all. people said it just made a mess until exxonmobil scientists put it to the test. they thought someday it could become fuel and power our cars wouldn't that be cool? and that's why exxonmobil scientists think it's not small at all. energy lives here. >> melissa: coming up on "outnumbered," the life of barbara bush being celebrated after her passing yesterday. we'll have the latest on all of it. and cia director mike pompeo had a secret meeting with kim jong-un a few weeks >> what? >> yeah. what does that mean for the president's possible summit with the north korean leader? >> so much to discuss. breaking news. james comey continues the media blitz to plug his group. republican lawmakers are calling to open for a criminal investigation of him due to the handling of the hillary clinton e-mail scandal. >> and our guy of the hour. check it o

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>> it's the one thing kim jong-un can wave in front of the world and get them to listen. back at home at the white house, dr. ronny jackson withdrew his nomination to be the va secretary on all these charges, these allegations he was, for example, driving drunk and wrecked a car. now this weekend the secret service says it has no record of that ever happening, and a lot of these allegations are being called into question. the president last night in michigan going after jond test -- john tester, the ranking democrat, who put the allegations into the open. and some republicans said let's look into these allegations. was there a rush to judgment unfair to ronny jackson? >> look, how this was done and the release of sort of what you might call at best raw background vetting without it being verified yet, hey, we've heard this, we've heard this, we're still looking into it, that seemed to be a new line that was created on capitol hill that i hadn't seen happen in a confirmation process. but we do need to remember you know what i don't understand is those pursuing the end of this nomination, on the merits he was

kim jong-un and north korea, potential threats. threats. of space where do the state actors fit into this? deputy administrator dr. kaniewski: we talk about emerging threats in the plan. i will be more specific. mentioned, this -- was sounded. fema had a civil defense mission rather than a rapid response mission. we are finding ourselves going back to the future. we need to get back to some of our roots and look at the civil event planning fema did -- that we as a nation did, back in the cold war, to prepare for today and tomorrow. one specific way, we are hosting national security emergency planning seminars. we are doing the seminars for our federal partners. anybody in the federal government that has a mission on this topic has been attending the seminars fema has been hosting. think of it as us doing it in historical context for the new threats. for cyber -- mr. cilluffo: you know, you cannot escape. deputy administrator dr. kaniewski: nationstate is one, ciber is another. cyber -- cyber is another. we are looking at innovative ways to meet the objectives dhs has. if there was someone from dhs here, they would

kim jong-un behaving honorably. but domestically the big headline is what he said with ronny jackson. he told dr. jackson if i were you, i wouldn't stay in this. why do you need republicunning g agency with this bunch of politicians, their disgusting behavior. that was a big exit strategy for this nomination that appears to be doomed. it's not because of democratic obstruction, it's a bipartisy i approach coming out of the senate today postponing this hearing. >> chris dickey, i'll get to you but i know andy card has to catch a flight. andy card, is that how you read the message there in the room, president trump going on and on about how fantastic of a guy admiral jackson is, doctor to president obama before president trump, but in the end trump saying i don't think personally he should do it. do we have that -- let's listen actually. this is the president talking about his nominee to run the department of veterans affairs. >> i told admiral jackson just a little while ago, i said, what do you need this for? this is a vicious group of people that malign and they do, and i lived through it, we al

kim jong un to completely give up and dismantle his nuclear program. a little more breaking news. the last few seconds, white house officials tell me dr. ronny jackson is not going to withdraw his nomination to be va secretary. he's going to stay and fight. bret. >> bret: that is news. john roberts live on the north lawn. we will ask kellyanne conway about that little bit later. meantime, president trump's attorney general jeff sessions will not recuse himself from the investigation into the president's personal attorney michael cohen. that's what bloomberg is reporting tonight. justice department officials not confirming this as of yet but if sessions does not recuse himself, then he could be briefed on the details of this investigation, the cohen investigation. he of course did recuse himself from the russia investigation at the beginning. as john reported a moment ago, the president's pick to run the va is saying he will stay and fight, but he hit a roadblock on capitol hill as allegations whirled about possible misconduct by the president's personal doctor. national security correspondent jennifer griffin reports from the pentagon,

dr. adamson, for the record, chair of the treasure island sailing center. >> supervisor safai: thank you. sorry. juggling a lot of things today. i wanted to hear from your perspective. supervisor kim asked the same question to director beck -- i've seen emails. i don't know if it's from you in 2011, but, we've come to an agreement. we agreed on something. i care deeply about the educational programs and i know a lot of the children, family and educators, and it's a phenomenal resource. do you believe the proposed development impacts the current uses for educational opportunities. >> thank you for having me up to clarify and i understand your interest and support of the programs. i really do. just for the record, i have been with the organization since its inception. i was the first instructor at treasure island sailing center. i've been on the u.s. sailing team three times, so i'm very aware of what kind of space requirements are needed for beginner sailing as well as all the way through to advanced sailing. the current marina plan does have a negative impact on our current programs. i can clarify specifically which ones those are. our youth beginner program requires new sailors t

kim has suggested? let's talk to jihyun park, who grew up in north korea but fled to china when her brother was almost beaten to death for leaving the army. drdies at the university of central lancashire. your story goes back so many years and you have been on the programme, and you have been on the programme, and have told us your story in the past. but if you see the pictures yesterday, on the front of all the newspapers, that handshake, what does it make you think? personally yesterday i was very angry, two presidents, this is not the first time they have met,, and they made a declaration yesterday, but always the same, always mention the peace and unification, but teenagers today will watch... yesterday we saw the declarations and they mentioned it that they stop hostile actions, but north korea stopped in south korea, so north korea stopped in south korea, so they have not mentioned people. it isa so they have not mentioned people. it is a piece unification, we need people and person unification, but they have not mentioned this. more important,... there are so many points, let me bring you in on this because as someone points, let me b

kim jong-un? we've already answered that question, haven't we? that's "hardball" for now. thanks for being with us. "all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> tonight on "all in." >> i said to dr. jackson, what do you need it for? >> president trump suggests the man he picked to head the va should withdraw. >> i really don't think personally he should do it. >> as questions swirl about ronny jackson's past. >> are you saying those are categorically untrue? >> i'm saying i'm looking forward to the hearings. >> what it says about how trump is picking his best people. >> the cabinet is turning into a sad game of musical chairs. >> then. >> are you. >> thank you very much. >> let's go. >> stupid question. >> the latest on the michael cohen investigation and what role jeff sessions is playing. plus, we now know mueller's team sought evidence from the trump tower meeting when they raided manafort's home. >> i think that's pretty tough stuff. >> i mean he had to be in sport but he wasn't in sport. >> meet mr. utah. when all in starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. it has been a remarkable day of news even by the standards of the trump administration. yet

kim jong-un? we've already answered that question, haven't we? that's "hardball" for now. thanks for being with us. "all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> tonight on "all in." >> i said to drfor? >> president trump suggests the man he picked to head the va should withdraw. >> i really don't think personally he should do it. >> as questions swirl about ronny jackson's past. >> are you saying those are categorically untrue? >> i'm saying i'm looking forward to the hearings. >> what it says about how trump is picking his best people. >> the cabinet is turning into a sad game of musical chairs. >> then. >> are you.

clarify what exactly he meant when he described kim jong-un earlier today as honorable and then there is the nomination of the head of veterans affairs department dr jackson who is the white house doctor not only for this president but also for president trump, for president obama rather and president bush. there have been some serious accusations leveled against dr. jackson in media reports and up on capitol hill as well. some are saying that some of those accusations aren't necessarily true. republican senators saying that. jackson is going through the nomination process right now and the president was asked if he supports jackson and the president was very clear that he indeed does but president trump also said that it will be up to jackson himself to make the final call as to whether or not he keeps his name in the ring or if he stays out. as you know, connell, mike pompeo is inching closer to becoming the next secretary of state as now there are more questions about who will be the next head of the va. connell? connell: live from the east room and we have our panel setup the studio in new york with full analysis of this presidential news conf

dr. his recent appointment as point person on opioid policy speaks highly. i am grateful the finance committee will be the first committee to hear from him and this capacity. -- from him in this capacity. kim also delighted to have brandt appear before the committee. needs no introduction as she served as a senior member of my staff for six years before assuming the role of principle deputy administrator last year. i am very proud of her. i would like to say that well i gave my blessing before she role,on to a leadership it was difficult for me to see kim go. she is the greatest person. i asked you indulge a point of personal privilege to allow me to explain why. i no longer get those uplifting visits from her puppet, sherlock. and those cookies. another goodie. i do not want this to take away from your expertise. provided -- they are harder to come by now. i am glad to note she is helping to steer the ship. they could not be in better hands. as we also, kim served this committee and the members of this committee on both thirds of -- both sides of this i'll with great distinction. with that, i would like to recognize my friend who has worked so well with me and who i have such great respec

dr. jackson's reputation. host: we mentioned your work on the foreign affairs committee. the president is having his upcoming meeting with north nuclearizatscuss de ion. you are concerned about the comments he has made about kim -- that he has been open and honorable. guest: there is no way anyone observing or knowledgeable about north korea and kim jong-un and self could ever use the adjective "honorable" to describe him and his behavior. this is a man who had his uncle executed in a horrible fashion. this is a man who had his stepbrother assassinated with a nerve agent at a foreign airport in asia. abused tens ofho thousands of north korea's -- north koreans all over the country and he runs a stalin regime, like a family-run empire, and to call that honorable is unsettling and raises questions about whether the president is mentally prepared to deal with kim jong-un in any kind of summit on behalf of the united states and the west. host: should he be meeting with him? guest: meetings need to be vetted and prepared, and i worry about that because president trump has failed to put into place 18 that can do that. we don't have an ambassador in so, south korea -- seoul, south korea. the north korea coordinator

joe equated flattery uprooted with kim jong un and hitler when describing donald trump's house he also said white house physician ronnie jackson sounded like it was drhat to me a person's doctor or a doctor in north korea it seems american journalism is framing a new concept as evil. it sounded like hitler's doctor i'm sorry you say that forget about hitler strike killer but let's just say maybe or another autogyro shakur coming out who said this . she lied about it she claims she never wrote those blog posts in the first place someone else did she said she did sinestro engines perhaps employed by them or putting. on the scenes nationalized demanding the ukrainian government investigates an attack on a gypsy camp in the capital kiev. last week a nationalist group destroyed the roma camp children were reportedly injured in the incident people fled while their tents and other belongings were burned the attackers also used tear gas and reportedly guns. currently no one can be sure that they want become the next week to swarm of radicals they shoot themselves with mattresses and caring for the public but actually they're terrorizing ordinary people well