. >>> mike pompeo and defense secretary james mattis just wrapped up two days of meetings with australian a fishers at stanford -- officials at stanford as part of an annual summit to discuss global security between the two nations. secretary of mike -- state mike pompeo calling australia one of america's strongest friends and allies alongside -- speaking alongside james madison -- james mattis. >> we have already established a very close working relationship with the trump administration right from the outset. >> reporter: the secretary's administers said they focused on peace ability in the endo pacific, and the dealing -- denuclearization of north korea. the summit wrapped up just as pompeo is expected to testify before congress wednesday at about the trump meeting with latimer putin. >> i think one of the things that gets lost is --n maligned behavior is unequaled in the history of the united states. >> reporter: outside the building roughly 2 dozen protesters gathered to speak out against the trump administration's foreign policies. >> there are countless issues and it's alarming and

s america's main military ally james mattis is written to the british defense secretary gavin williamson saying that britain would be dropped in favor of france the last has been leaked to the media ahead of next week's nato summit in brussels where donald trump is expected to push u.s. partners to boost their defense spending as global actors france and the u.s. have concluded that now is the time to significantly increase our investment in defense of our allies are following suit i am concerned that your ability to continue to provide this critical military foundation is at risk of erosion. well the u.s. which pays three and a half percent of its g.d.p. tonight has repeatedly pressured this and i stated to pay at least ten percent of their g.d.p. in twenty forty nine to agree to increase defense spending accordingly within ten years and while the u.k. meets the criteria mattis noted in the late in the letter that more is required in britain but at the same time stress that france is boosting its spending despite not meeting the two percent threshold the pentagon is demanding and it's l

defense secretary james mattis has been publicly very critical of russia for months, a tone president'spresident trump's overwhelming optimism in helsinki about russia. >> constructive dialogue between the united states and russia afford the opportunity to open new pathways toward peace and stability in our world. >> reporter: as he attacks america's nato military alliance. >> nato has not treated us fairly. >> reporter: all in stark contrast to his very skeptical defense secretary who says russian president vladimir putin is an adversary. >> putin seeks to shatter nato. he aims to diminish the appeal of the western democratic model and attempts to undermine america's moral authority. >> reporter: james mattis taking a very different view of russia. >> he's an immensely gifted, very talented, incredibly brilliant guy who has a perspective of russia that is now flying in the face of what the president just said. >> reporter: mattis, when asked if russia interfered in the 2016 election? >> yes, i believe they did. >> reporter: on the very day of the helsinki press conference, a highly res

today we are expecting secretary of state mike pompeo and secretary of defense james mattis, hosting diplomats from australia including the minister of foreign affairs and minister of defense in this year's u.s.-australia ministerial consultation here at stanford university. this was planned long before the tensions between the u.s. and iran ramped up. that will certainly be a topic of discussion here for the next couple days. anne makovec, kpix 5. >> president trump said he finds it inconceivable that an attorney would record conversations with his clients. this after finding out michael cohen recorded ate of >>here were real feelings between the two of us. >> it was part of what federal authorities seized earlier th yu whetto quash stories bethe election. >>> students holding a barbecue in oakland yesterday to raise awareness and register young people to vote. this includes survivors from a shooting in florida and say they realize gun violence is a tough issue to crack, but they are determined to make a difference. >> it's just a misconception we are trying to take everyone's guns

secretary of defense james mattis is speaking about russia especifically president trump's relationshipadimir putin. jennifer griffin is at the pentagon. what did mat sis -- mattis say about the helsinki summit? >> reporter: he had no problem with heads of state meeting recalling how everyone laughed when reagan and gorbachev met. he knew what came oof -- came out of the helsinki summit within hours. what is your understanding what came out of the helsinki summit? >> i have talked immediately after the helsinki summit both the chief of staff and national security advisor called me as soon as they got free. there have been no policy changes. >> reporter: he told me he has not been told by the president to work with the russians on the ground in syria. he is considering meeting his russian counterpart. i asked him about russian interference. here's what he said. what is the government doing to halt russian interference in the next election? >> i'm not at liberty to explain what we're doing in that regard. just rest assured there are actions under way to protect our elections or to expose

he was joined by james mattis, and julie bishop. and maurice payne. they were able to cover a lot of ground in the time they had together. the key focus on peace and stability in the indo pacific. australia congratulated the u.s. on president trump's recent summit with north korean leader kim jong-un. >> the united states and australia speak with one voice in calling for fully verified denuclearized north korea as agreed to by chairman kim. >> reporter: outside of the building, people gathered with signs to protest the trump administration. i would say there were roughly two dozen people gathered outside of the building. the crowd was not too big. and they have remained peaceful and there hasn't been much activity. everything remaining peaceful. mike pompeo is scheduled to testify in front of the senate on the meeting between president trump and putin. what went on between the two. and pompeo looks forward to testifying. we'll have more on that coming up on the four on two. >>> the trump administration is preparing to send $12 million in emergency aid

speaking alongside james mattis, and their australian counterparts at stanford.>> we have established a close working relationship with the trump administration, right from the outset. >> reporter: the secretaries and ministers said they focused on peace and security in the indo pacific, middle east, and denuclearization of north korea. the summit wrapped up just as mike pompeo is set to testify before congress wednesday about president trump's recent meeting with vladimir putin. >> i think one of the things at this s lost is the administration has had in pushing back against russia behavior around the world, >> this is a banana republic. >> reporter: roughly 2 dozen protesters posted against his form policy. >> there are countless issues, it's alarming, i tried to speak out and speak in the community, we are purple, we are not written blue. >> he is just complicit, and trump is threatening the world, insulting iran, and full twitter. we met james mattis addressed a tweet where trump sent a warning to iran not to threaten the u.s. >> i think the president was making very clear that th

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. >>> today secretary of state mike pompeo and defense secretary james mattis are meeting with australianfficials. barricades were set up yesterday during the first day of the meeting. this year's event focuses on a number of issues, including north korea and security. the secretaries are expected to take questions at a news conference this morning. >> >> a south bay judge ordered a change in the way local elections are held in the city of santa clara. the judge ruled the city must be divided into six districts which minority groups say will give them more representation in local government. >> reporter: in the city of santa clara for generations the city council has been predominantly all white. today, 40% of the city's residents are of asian descent. >>> for asian americans this is great. they have always been overlooked. >> reporter: among the plaintiffs who filed the lawsuit for violating the california voting act, he's been fighting for the districts. the asian law alliance represented them. >> i think this is a historic decision in terms of the asian american community as well as th

defense secretary james mattis also said that he is considering talks with his russian counterpart. flying from north to south korea today, an american plane carried precious cargo, said to be the remains of u.s. soldiers killed in the korean war. it coincides with the 65th anniversary of the armistice drawing down that conflict-- although it never officially ended.th transfer could mean a major prise delivered by north korean leader kim jong-un. yachime alcindor has our report. >> alcindor: a promise seemingly kept with 55 boxes. today, at an american airbase in south korea, service members loaded what are believed to be the missing remains of american soiers. some 36,000 u.s. soldiers died in the korean war. the remains returned today are just some ofhe 5,300 still said to be in north korea. >> these incredible american heroes will soon lay arest onsa cred american soil. >> alcindor: hours later, at the white house, presidentherump welcomedove. mr. trump thanked north korean leader kim jong-un. heaid kim delivered on a commitment he made during their summit in singapore last month

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defense secretary james mattis is in brussels too and the defense secretary looked forward to productive talks today but multiple sources tell nbc news mattis has been worried the president might make tensions worse and that extends to capitol hill where they are looking ahead to monday's meeting with presidethe president and vladimir putin that worked to undermine the alliance. >> i'm very concerned we have a rough meeting with nato and then some kind of meeting with putin and it works against our country's national interest. >> reporter: a joint declaration, including the u.s. takes aim at russia's aggressive actions. it's not clear how the president will handle putin one on one. the risk irritating friends while looking friendly with their enemy. hallie jackson, nbc news, brussels. >>> i'm richard engel, tonight following president trump's criticisms, the uk announced it sending 400 more soldiers to fight in afghanistan, part of nato's mission there. when not fighting, nato is preparing. we were there for recent drills right on russia's doorstep. this display of military might is abou

. >> secretary pompeo will be back at stanford tomorrow and joined by james mattis and australia's minister of defense for a meeting and news conference. >>> a man selling lemonade says he was racially profiled by the sfpd. take a look for yourself. >> somebody called saying you're breaking in. we're just here to figure it out. >> that was part of the encounter. we first brought you this story over the weekend. this is police body cam footage from last tuesday where victor stephenson was approached outside the business he owns. officers said they were investigating a possible burglary in the area. he wants more than an apology and hopes to speak with mayor london breed. sfpd stands by its response to say it is the city's duty to respond to every call and this particular call lasted three minutes with respect to all parties. >>> the big rugby tournament turned ugly after a fight broke out, following a match. sfpd says a a samow aen player, the players ran into each other after the match. what led to the fight is unflown. one welsh player had to go to the hospital with a broken news and cheek

secretary of state mike pompeo and secretary of defense james mattis joined australia's ministers of defense and foreign affairs to talk as. but the protest outside and the questions inside focused on president trump and his recent summit in helsinki. >> there were many things that came from what i view is an important meeting between president trump and president putin. wu one i think the world will have benefitted from when history is written. >> it cannot to show irresponsibility as some revolutionary organization that is intent on exporting terrorism. >> we are the people, let's go for good. >> reporter: not enough for those who along with an inflatable chicken speptd am morning criticizing the president. >> the lack of gravitas and dignity and service to the people, the administration only serves to his ego. this is not who people are and the administration is. >> reporter: secretary pompeo will return to washington, d.c. where tomorrow he's set to testify in front of congress about our relationship with russia. nbc, bay area news. >> thank you, scott. >>> it is the first homici

buying the military equipment from the united states now i know that the us secretary of defense james mattis has asked congress for a national security of waiver for india simply because they understand that india is in no position to. implement this legislation because seventy percent of its weapons as far as i know are of russian origin so you cannot change doubt overnight it's a huge investment that was made over many decades and yet from what i had to stand medicine request to congress has been denied where do you go from there i think the unit ultimately you know the long standing tradition of the united states is that it is a pragmatic country and in every law how it is implemented is extremely important there are gender levey's out at all and working around any law and so i mean i remain completely hopeful that the united states does see india as a conduit to china in asia region and be you know the very effective change of terminology to indoor pacific. from asia pacific is indicative of that recognition so so i personally remain optimistic that even we found out so that the. access

. >> i want to play you something that defense secretary james mattis has said about this crisis and about what actually it means in his area of activity. it's a quote. he says, climate change is impacting stability in areas of the world where our troops are operating today. it's appropriate for the command to incorporate drivers of instability that impact the security environment in their areas into their planning. surely even the trump administration and their sort of hard-headed pragmatists can react to that kind of national security imperative. >> i think if you talk to people at the very highest levels of the u.s. military, they will acknowledge -- they will acknowledge that climate change is a huge threat. it's called a threat multiplier. in already unstable parts of the world, you are seeing water stress, all of the things that were predicted that are now happening and that are making unstable places that much more unstable and that much more difficult to live in and producing humanitarian crises. the fact that -- i also have to blame the u.s. congress. the fact that people ha

s america's main military ally james mattis is written to the british defense secretary gavin williamson saying that britain would be dropped in favor of france the letters being leaked to the media ahead of next week's nato summit in brussels where donald trump is expected to push u.s. partners to boost their defense spending. as global actors france and the us have concluded that now is the time to significantly increase our investment in defense of our allies are following suit i am concerned that your ability to continue to provide this critical military foundation is at risk of erosion. well the us which pays three and a half percent of its g.d.p. to nato has repeatedly pressured its allies to pay at least two percent of their g.d.p. in twenty forty nine to agree to increase defense spending accordingly within ten years and while the u.k. meets the criteria matters did note in the letter that more is required of britain but the same time stress that france is boosting its spending despite not meeting the two percent threshold the pentagon is demanding and it's left on trump again sa

of different ways and they know, these european officials and officials know, when they talk to james mattis, he's not speaking for the president of the united states, not evente re. robert: if that's the case, dan, why do they stay? if you're ihin cabinet or national security adviser john wbolton, do you stay? dan: i would say there's ade high-m reason and not-so-high-minded reason. the higminded reason ishe belief they're serving their country. somebody like secretary mattis, lifetime career in theilitary, duty, honor, country, they believe in what they're doing and they believe when the esident asks them to serve, they should serve. i think they suspect or they believehat they are, in fact, providing at least some guide ils, that they are, in some way or another, being able to reassure allies that there is -- that there is a government that can function effectively. i think theess high-minded reason is that some people are attracted to power and it is very hard to give it up when you have it. and once you get to those positions -- and i'm not ascribing that to a particular individual, but

as america's main military ally james mattis has written to his british counterpart defense secretary gavin williamson saying britain could be dropped in favor of france the letter was leaked to the media ahead of next week's nato summit in brussels where donald trump is expected to push u.s. partners to boost their defense spending as global actors france and the u.s. have concluded that now is the time to significantly increase our investment in defense of our allies are following suit i am concerned that your ability to continue to provide this critical military foundation is it risk of erosion. now the u.s. which spends three and a half percent of its g.d.p. on defense has repeatedly pressured its nato allies to spend at least two percent of g.d.p. in two thousand and fourteen nato agreed to increase defense spending accordingly within ten years and while the u.k. meets the criteria matt noted in the letter that more is required of britain but at the same time he stressed that france is boosting its spending despite not meeting the two percent threshold the pentagon is demanding.

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is america's main military ally james mattis is written to british defense secretary ken williamson saying that britain would be dropped for france the letters being leaked to the media head of next week's nato summit in brussels where i don't want trump is expected to push us partners to boost their defense spending as global actors france and the us have concluded that now is the time to significantly increase our investment in defense of our allies are following suit i am concerned that your ability to continue to provide this critical military foundation is at risk of erosion. well the u.s. which pays three and a half percent of its g.d.p. to nato has repeatedly pressured its allies to pay at least to a percent of their g.d.p. in twenty forty nato agreed to increase defense spending accordingly within ten years and while the u.k. meets the criteria that is did note in the letter that more is required of britain but at the same time stress that france is boosting its spending despite not meeting the two percent threshold the pentagon is now demanding and is left donald trump again sayin

. >> we saw pompeo alongside james mattis this week at, stanfo at hoover institution. he seemed uncomfortable. uestions about what exactly went on in that meeting. he frankly seems maybe out of the loop inerms of what happened. and i think the administration has problems when the press secretary answers the question about whether ambassadors could be called up by russia to answes quest they didn't seem to defend him. those kind of issues raisehuge questions as to what exactly the olicy is on russia and how tough theye going to be. it seemed like the president blinks by cceling that meeting in november with putin. >> that's not the only point of confusion. i want to talk intercontinental ballistic missile g--alk about immigration too. the reunification of families, what's the deadline for reunifying families separated at the border, met or not? >> i think you could argue both sides and i think that's what's hang in court. the question also is what can the judge do if it's not. i think at we've seen is the administration, you know, i think we should give them credit for

defense secretary james mattis is in brussels too. the the pentagon says the secretary looked forward to productive talks but multiple sources tell nbc news mattis has actually been worried the president might make tensions worse with military partners. that worry extends to capitol hill, where lawmakers are looking ahead to monday's meeting between the president and vladimir putin,orke to undermine the alliance. >> i'm very concerned we have a ough meeting with nato and then meeting with putin and it worked against our country's national interest. >> reporter: while a joint declaration by all nato nations including the u.s. takes aim at russia's aggressive actions, it's not clear how the president will handle putin one on one. the risk, irritating friends while looking friendly with their enemy. hallie jackson, nbc news, brussels. >>> now to a significant development in the case against indicted former trump campaign chief paul manafort. a judge shot down manafort's request to stay at his current prison in virginia, choosing to send

reporter: defense secretary james mattis just came back from a trip to asia to riyadh he was meeting in chennai with their defense officials. there are some reports suggesting he has fallen out of favor with president trump, not in the inner sanctum, and that his advice is increasingly being taken less. i know that he is someone who you have held up another democrats have held off, as a real defense professional in this administration. whereas democrats have criticized other folks like mike flynn early on. i am just curious, what do you make of him possibly only out of falling out of favor? what are the implications for our national security policy because of that? rep. smith: not good. in fact, this is a battle that has gone on in the trump administration since it was first created. know, is donald trump the "america first -- michelle of " president hey said he was going to be? then you have people like secretary mattis, h.r. mcmaster when he was there, secretary tillerson, who have pushed back and said, no, we need to work with the rest of the world. a lot of those people are being

he is machiavellian, the end will always justify the means. james mattis, his defence secretary, wrote, the defence secretary, which was leaked, which said you need to start spending more money otherwise the special election ship might go. and oui’ special election ship might go. and our oldest ally, france, does spend lots of money. britain spends more than france in percentage terms and percentage of gdp —— special relationship. the one that trump has ago relationship. the one that trump has a go at, and i'm with him on this, is germany. it's not even spending 196 is germany. it's not even spending 1% of its gdp, it's the richest country in germany. it is 1.296 at the moment. submarines don't work, ta nks the moment. submarines don't work, tanks don't work, the aircraft don't get off the runway and it's a disgrace. and germany is the boss of europe so why would we expect anything else? there's a reason, the historical reason. why germany doesn't... historical reason. why germany doesn't. .. japan does. their culture, their constitution is pacifist because of what happened in the seco

defense secretary james mattis, and secretary of state mike pompeo are set to meet with australian officialss part of an annual summit between the two countries. they will be ngglobal security and defense. the chronicle reports at the progressive group indivisible is planning protests, and members are also planning to demonstrate pompeo's visit tomorrow at the ronald reagan presidential library. >>> well, the search for a missing 20-year-old university of iowa student is growing more urgent. molly tibets was last seen wednesday evening. she twenty out for a jog and hasn't been sign since. she was wearing gym shorts, a black sports before, and running shoes. so far they have found nothing. her facebook page said she was born in oakland, and lives in brooklyn, iowa. she is described as 5'3" with long brown hair weighing about 120 pounds. >>> police in antioch are investigating a homicide that claimed the life of a 55-year- old man. officers were called to the sunset lane near davidson drive about 15 minutes in a parking lot. when they arrived, they found one man on the ground with major injuri

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we have a number of people, james mattis was the former nato commander, mike pompeo, john bolton, these bolton, these are very seasoned veterans of the previous administration. let's stick with the notion that all of these, you would characterise them as reasonable people, work happily with him. we know that doesn't last very long, the churn of senior staff from the cabinet in the white house is extraordinary and also, on one of these signature issues, protectionism and putting up tariffs and barriers to international trip free trade, he has lost the support of key members of the republican party, of key members of the leading business communities in the united states and even some of the most important donors to the republican party. these people, all of them, they say mr president, reductionism is the wrong way to go. they say mr president, reductionism is the wrong way to golj they say mr president, reductionism is the wrong way to go. i disagree with the general protective tariffs but i do believe where there is an inequity, we should argue against it, fight against it and maybe put

religious leaders of were called crital home , seetary ate mike pompeo and secretary of defense james mattisbe meeting with the minister of foreign affairs and minister of defense from australia here at the hoover institution at stanford university. this will certainly be a subject of discussion over the next two days. anne makovec, kpix. >>> more than 2500 families separated under the zero tolerance policy have to be reunited by thursday. congressman mark desaulnier was part of a delegation touring centers in texas over the we. several democrats are calling for hearings on the border crisis but the house rejected those calls. >>> time now 6:48. a missouri community is mourning 17 people killed in in duck boat accident. where the investigation is now focused. and a frantic search in iowa for a missing college student who grew up in the bay area. take a look at the big board here. coming up we'll get an update from our financial reporter jason brooks. you could save energy by living off the grid. completely. or... just set the washing machine to cold. do your thingp this morning. 17 people on

the family can tell, she went running but was back at the house afterwards. >>> mike pompeo and james mattis meeting again with australian officials on the stanford campus. barricades were set up yesterday during the first day of meetings. the event focuses on issues like north korea and security. pompeo and mattis are expected to take questions at a news conference this morning. will be there and bring you the comments they make at the conference. >>> there are signs north korea might be dismantling a nuclear test facility. a photo shows a takedown of a rocket engine test stands -- stand. they think north korea uses those rockets to test the intercontinental ballistic warheads. they made an agreement with kim jong-un during the summit last month. >>> they say president donald trump is considering revoking top -- security clearances from six and ministration officials -- six obama administration officials that were outspoken about him. >> the president is exploring the mechanisms to remove security clearance because they politicized and in some cases monetize their public service and securit

today secretary of state mike pompeo and defense secretary james mattis are meeting with australian officialsn the stanford campus. barricades were set up yesterday. this year's event focuses on a number of issues, including north korea and security. secretaries pompeo and mattis are expected to take questions at a news conference this morning. >>> the trump administration says 463 parents separated from their children at the border with mexico have been deported. that information was part of a court filing yesterday. the number was a lot larger than previously reported. the administration has returned 1200 children over the families that'sesthe 2500 children the government has been ordered to reunite with their families by thursday. there was an earlier deadline for children under the age of five. half of those children have been reunited with their families. >>> north korea might be dismantling a nuclear test facility. new photos show a takedown of a rocket stand and the removal of a -- where rockets are built. dismantling test sites was an agreement that kim jong-un made with president tru

. >> secretary of state mike pompeo and james mattis are meeting with australian officials on the stanfordampus. barricades were set up outside the hoover institution during the first day of the meeting. this year's event focuses on a number of issues, including north korea and security. secretaries pompeo and mattis are expected to take questions at a news conference this morning. >>> the city of santa clara has been ordered to have district elections. the city will be divided into six new districts. the judge agreed with groups that say citywide elections made it difficult for minorities to win a seat on the city council. >> they'll have a better city council and a better form of government. >> i think the intention behind the plaintiffs and what they are trying to achieve is maybe a good one. i think the approach of single member districts in santa clara is not the right approach. >> there are still some questions about the district elections including which districts will hold elections in november. and the city could appeal the judge's order. but the asian alliance would fight to keep

. >>> james mattis and mike pompeo are hosting officials.s are set up outside the hoover institution where the meeting was held. the event focuses on a number of issues, including global security and defense. police say they're prepared for any protesting surrounding the summit. >>> city and counter leaders in the south bay celebrated a ground breaking for a project that will permanently house the homeless and give them access to services. >> reporter: ground has just been broken and the building has yet to take shape, but to come. 84 permanent apartments and wrap around services for the homeless. >> this is the first of the kind, 100% fully supportive service. right where we need it. >> reporter: the project is steps from where dozens of homeless men and women sleep. the hope is to house many of them first. >> when it get people off the streets in the neighborhood, and into housing, it's a win/win for everybody. a win for people who are homeless living on the street, and win for the neighborhood struggling for homelessness. >> reporter: whi