partner "education week," traveled to rural alabama and brings us this encore report. orter: jennifer white is showing me around her hometown, oneonta. >> in 2010, my husband lost hise job, and i nto earn some extra cash. de reporter: so in addition her job as a kinarten teacher, white started to tutor kids after school. but with three children of herll own, two stin diapers, moneygh was still ti es it was probably one of the most difficult tf my life. >> reporter: that led to a third job on weekends. >> this is the gas swotion where i rked. there's nothing quite as surreal as selling alcohol to former students. >> rep she heard about teachers who were making extra money, writing and selling lesson plans online. there are a number of websites where teachers canhare or sell their work. white started browsing through them. >> it kind of planted d little seed, e more i thought about it, the more i thought "well, maybe i could do this!" >> reporter: the largest of these online sites iteachers pay teachers, or t.p.t. adam freed is the c.e.o. of the company. teachers pay teachers is a marketplace

and jennifer jacobs, white house correspondent for bloomberg news. welcome to all of you. you see our papers blowing around. we have wind up here as well.t' saw there. the president coming off the g7. allies united on north korea. this is not the standard script heading into a summit like this. this kind of a break with the oldest allies. >> absolutely not. and the name-calling. i have never heard anything like that with a u.s. president calling a u.s. ally names. calling him meek. calling him all thethk tnghi yo trump in the second half of his presidency. people i have talked to who are close to the administration say this is what you're going to see in the future. the people who were whispering h.r. mcmaster, his fired secretary of state rex tillerson. those people are gone. he's doing exactly what he wants to do, when he wants to do it. he's doing it his way. i think in the next 2 1/2 years, it won't just be a roller coaster, it will be a steam roller. >> let's bring in tom bossert bauds you just left that white house. >> i did. >> and that has been a theme we have seen

. >> bill: a little more information from this meeting right now underway at the white house. jennifer president is still in the cabinet room there are lawmakers with him including tom cotton. well, the president offered others to speak and senator cotton says that children cannot get an out-of-jail free card for immigrants. and the president nodded to his comment saying if we were not strong on the border you would have hundreds of thousands of people come across that border. that's a quote. >> sandra: to clarify that he said that children can't be a get out of jail free card for immigrants. seems like it's moving quickly something? >> bill: the president said we need the democrat support because we need the vote. 60 border patrol agents and ice agents have done one great job. so expect to see that in a matter of moments here. >> sandra: president led off that meeting saying we want to solve this immigration problem. we will see. >> bill: rocking three hours. >> sandra: it was a rocking three hours. all right. we will see you later by the way. outnumbered starts right now. >> bill: by

"washington post" opinion writer jennifer rubin and jonathan lamere white house reporter for the associatedress. let me start with you, robert. take me inside how trump is the variable. this is decades-long tradition through democratic and republ administrations, super bowl champs always go to the white house. trump has managed to be that thing that shakes up everything, including the events that are supposed to have no political hangover to them. >> it's never real hi had muly f a political connotation. every team that's ever won a super bowl has visited the white house and taken pictures. it's not to sit down and discuss and talk politics type of affair that a lot of people want to make it out to be. in reality, it's a photo op and a little bit of a speech. there was a little bit of controversy years back when tom brady and some patriots decided not to go to see barack obama at the white house. but certainly nothing on this scale with an entire team being disinvited. >> how do you think the league is dealing with this? obviously the president made this an issue last season. he railed agai

jennifer johnson, nbc news, washington. >>> the fallout continues days after white house press secretary sarah sanders was kicked out of the red hen restaurant in xington, virginia. people are stopping by the restaurant today in support and inprotest of the restaurant's decision. the controversy gaining national shention after sanders said was asked to leave the restaurant friday night because she works for thepresident. the red hen's ownerme saying of her gay employees was unhappy she was there because of president trump's stand. eeijah cummings said sanders should have served. but he blames president trump for creating any u tone of discourse in this country. >> he'sal bas given people a license to statehings that are ugly and those this then turn into actions as we can see. >> here is more of what virginia residents have to say. >> no, i don'think that it's right but this is a symptom. this is a result of what some licies have done to this country. >> they need to respect everybody else's views and they want to turn people -- turn service to people away that think differently than they think. >> the incident has folks o

and i want to go now to "new york t white house report bruni and jennif rogers. frank, the president say he's going to talk about leches with putin. says he doesn't want anyone tamper with our elections. yester obviously, he sort of went a vein he did one of the last times he met with putin. he say he didn't do it. yester was the russia says they h nothing to do with meddli that w it on russia. but you know, he called jim comey shady and the fbi disgra in the same tweet. so is he really going to bring this u the way his nation team a his national securi advisers and all the chiefs of intelligenc and i could go on and on, want him to? >> are you saying he's incons i've never noticed that before. there' nothing in theory of this relationshi with putin, of presidtrump's statements to date, to indicate we were have confid he's going to bring this up. he has more often than not thrown water on the theory of meddli despite the fact his own intelligence e said over and over again. >> could have been a base literally. >> occasionally he says someth like this to get us to

i want to bring in now cnn legal analyst jennifer rogers and jack quinn, the former white house counselo bill clinton. good evening to both of you. this means h is going to flip. he's not happy. people change lawyers all the time. what do you think it means? >> he is facing an indictment tation with experience ve in the southern distric new york, a new york lawyer that has fought these battles before. i think it's time for him to switch to a different kind of lawyer, and it probably doesn't mean much more than that. >> >> you say tha southern district of new york wants cohen to cooperate, and they're going to bring strong charges to apply maximum pressure. what kind of leverage do you think they have against cohen?wy didn't have something serious. >> they had to have probable cause to dot search warrants in the first place. assuming they did collect some evidence when they went into the home and the phones and the office and all of those places, then they'll have evidence for their indictments. and we don't know exactly what those are. we know they were looking at the stormy daniels pay

jennifer podkul, and gonzalez there in texas. >>> ivanka's role in the white house and the 30 years ofgage that may keep her. revelations of the author of a new book in the next hour. >>> that's it for me. gigi picks up the coverage. >> thank you so much, richard lui. what's next? the federal game plan for reuniting separated migrant families, outraged protesters hit the streets. plus, the trump separation reversal. now accounts on how the surprise shift triggered confusion and fights within the government. border bound. stormy daniels wants to maximize her resources to help migrant children but what does she have to offer? hello, i'm gigi stone woods in for alex witt. new reaction from democrats attacking president trump as his administration takes steps to reunite families separated under his policy. the lawmakers are giving us a sense of what exactly is going on inside of one of the detention centers for children after visiting one at the border in mcallen texas today. here's what congressman jim heinz told reporters during a press conference earlier. >> something happened this morn

the white house says this should send a message to kim jong-un as that summit is about to begin. jennifer johnson, nbc news, washington. >> for a look at the g7 summit and the aftermath from president trump's remarks, head to our website. we have a page dedicated to that cove. >>> a march through s francisco today to mark a somber anniversary. crowds gathered for the annual march for freedom. it's organized by the california seeks to commemorate the 4th anniversary of the indian government's attack on the holiest shrine. the event was a bloody climate to two years of finding. at least 500 rebels were killed in that attack. today, marchers gathered and walked to the civic center plaza. >> new at 5:00, beachgoers on a mission. people headed out this morning cleaning up the shores. they organized the event in honor of world ocean day on friday. they held beach cleanups across the country this weekend. volunteers say they were h appy to do r part >> they're going to pick up all the debris on the beach. we do this because things like plastic, cigarette butts, those things are dangerous and tox

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joining me right now is nbc news white house correspondent kristen welker, peter baker from "the new york times," jennifer ruben from "the washington post" and jacob subrov is outside of one of the largest immigration processing centers in mcallen, texas. i want to start with kristen. kristen, it seems like they said in the cowboys movies, this president is speaking with a forked tongue. one is this is our policy of zero tolerance. we believe in it. we have to separate. we have to put the parents on trial. the other statement coming out from the secretary of homeland security was, oh, yeah. by the way, if you want to change this, go ahead. we would like you to do that. we want to change the policy. we believe it. that makes no sense to a person listening. >> i think that's why this is such a growing crisis for this administration. you heard those two different messages on display in the briefing that was given by dhs secretary neilsen and then sarah sanders who really stressed the president hates this policy. wants to see it changed. is bothered by it. secretary neilsen really dug in on the fact that this

white house correspondents dinner. what about the women who claimed they were sex cruually abused b president clinton. jenniferlowers made this charge. >> he came on to me that night. i told him to knock it off. he proceeded to continue to come on to me for 3 months. in hindsight it was definitely sexual harassment. i would like the me too movement to recognize and others who came out with claims of sexual harassment from bill clinton. >> laura: the women on the "view" had nothing to say about that. when chris cuomo broached the topic last night. here's the response he got. >> bill clinton, me too. >> not getting into that. >> because? >> i think it's irrelevant to what we need to talk about. it's nice news but doesn't help the cause. >> laura: imagine if a republican said that, they would be run off televig. -- televig. the only woman worthy of the news is a porn star. these women were undone by his comments. >> what a pig. i feel strongly about these comments. they made my blood boil. this is a bad day for the president if this is the person the president wants speaking to him. >> this is a bad day for human

white house explained that the president had some disfavor about what he said. and so he came up with this statement, which is absolutely patently false. it is -- jennifer'srrect. we know there's been collusion. the question is whether it's criminal collusion. but there has actually been determined facts that the trump campaign itself was colluding with russia to ensure hillary lost and donald trump won. >> does that explain, though, the rock and the hard place -- does that explain -- and the desire to maintain control in congress. does that explain what mitt romney said about donald trump? i believe this was today. i think president trump will be renomina my parteasily, and i think he'll be re-elected solidly. i think that not just because of the strong economy and because people are increasingly seeing rising wages, but i think it's also true because i think our democrat friends are likely to nominate someone who is really out of the mainstream of american thought. this is mitt romney, who went to a stage during the campaign in 2016 in utah and said donald trump was a con. he was a fraud. he was a fake. he was very, very not smart, and who mocked him fo

white supremacist for the deadly rally in charlottesville, virginia. womenn candidates also wig on tuesday night, including in virginia, where state senator jennifer wexton won her house democratic primary. she will challenge republican congresswoman barbara comstock in november. in nevada, susie lee won her house primary race. "the new york times" reports on the democratic side, for thmocraty results were aor establiser ot, candidates handpicked by party leaders beating out insurgent left challengers. on the republican side, the results represented a victory for far-right wing of ththe par, with trump-aligned candidates beating out their challengers. in immigration news, mcclatchy is reporting the trump administration is consering building tent cities on texas military bases to to take immigrant children being held in u.s. custody. there are now moren ,0 immigrant children being held in u.s. custody as the trump administration continues its policy of separating children from their immigrant pararents t the border as the families pursue asylum claims. and inando, orida, hundreds gathered outside of lstclutuesday to honor the 49 people who were killed two

jennifer? >> yes. two things i would like to point out. first of all, for the demographic that elected donald trump, noncollege educated working class whitesbers don't look all that good, but when you understand they are paying more for obama care in the exchanges and if you consider so, this is the big one, that their prices are going to go up at the store, drugstore, the grocery store, clothing store because of tariffs that are coming, they will likely be a net negative. our friend john harwood had a great piece on that as well this past week. and presidents take too much credit for the economy, but they can screw it up very easily, and the best way to screw it up is to have a trade war with your closest trading partners and that's exactly where donald trump is taking us. and we will lose that and we will suffer most immediately. the lower income people have a greater percentage of their income going to necessities and that is a real problem. it's going to affect the markets and it's depressing our trading partners so they won't bias much of our stuff. >> e.j. or michael, i want you to jump in on this. on this question of tariffs, this i

did this event at the white house, which is suggesting catch and release means that asylum seekers are set loose and never appear for the immigration hearing. want to read what jennifer ruben wrote in the "washington post." under the intensive supervision papers program which used ankle monitors, telephone checkups that used boyee met contradict voice recognition software, in person reporting to supervised participants, 99.6% of the immigrants show up for their hearings. she cites another program that the trump administration discontinued where 100% made it to their court appearances. clarify this catch and release fear for us. there are statutory circumstances where there is a presumption that no set of circumstances or bail will ensure that particular defendant's presence. but the data really tells a compelling story. electronic monitoring, defense attorneys will tell you -- it usually errs on the side of getting your client in trouble for going on his or her front porch. it is not a peay missive item that allows somebody to wander. i have to tell you with the data being what it is and the advances in pretrial release it is not a surprise that the number of individ

white house briefing we'll have that starts. north korea state media reports that assad will visit kim jong un. syria and north korea have a rac relationship going back decades. jennifert the pentagon. what do you think we should think of these reports? >> well, remember, dana, this is north korea state media that announced the syrian president would travel to meet with kim jong un ahead of the summit with the u.s president on june 12. but it may be misleading and maybe the result of the ambassador of north korea misunderstanding what he said. he presented his credentials to assad on may 30, assad said i'm going to visit the dprk. but there was no indication as of when. the two countries have a long history which came to light in 2007 when israeli war planes destroyed what they said was a nuclear facility being built by north korea scientists in syria. they confirmed it was a nuclear site. theyccuse north korea making 40 shipments to syria between 2012 and last year breaking a u.n. embargo. kim jong un recently met in pyongyang with russian foreign minister, a key architect of the iran nuclear deal. >> dana: and kim jong un has reportedly shaken up his military leader

white house announced the location of the summit today, the capella hotel in singapore. a five-star resort. the meeting will begin at 9:00 a.m. even that took days to negotiate. bret. >> bret: jennifer griffin live at the pentagon, thank you. sunday, june 10, this sunday we will have a weekend edition of "special report." 6:00 p.m. eastern time, 6:00 a.m. local live from singapore. the following monday and tuesday we will cover all the breaking news from the summit live from singapore. "special report" on the road. meantime, a senior israeli officials: security personnel to kill palestinians who launch flaming kites into the country from gaza. public security minister wants the kite flyers treated, in his words, "just like any other terrors." israel and because i've been fighting over their shared border weeks. correspondent conor powell looks at life and death inside gaza. >> hamas rocket fire into israel has stopped for now. however, gaza is far from peaceful with militants sending fiery kites across the security fence today. burning several israeli fields. a few miles away, young palestinian entrepreneurs at the technology incubator tried to ignore the conflict that surrounds the

we will have to white see payman houshmandpour to all pans out there's a the we'll see how this affecthings licapitol hill, anniennie yun yu, oox to you. >> other notable report jennifer very much done and who fepded off her prime aarr aarry. >> and incouple bapt allison silverburgost it c vice mayor justin wilso >>o owmaryland politics democratic gubernatorial candidate valerie irving is dropping out of race and will enduce rash urn baker. she was the running rate for the leader contenter in the primary. after hdied with a heart attack irving took his place on the ticket. >>> 5005. another look outside as we peak cross the river. heavier that yesterday morning. >> air moving north during the overnight hours and we'll be left with hot, humid day. >> and look at that i starthe with t wrong map. >> it'skay. >> it's not wrong map it's wrong ting. >> life is like that sometime sometimes. >> deep moment. >> sry n >> yet we yothe upperpper 60s. >> let's see if i can pack it up meetly, nope, i can't. .ere's the deal partly to mostly cloudy conditions. skaerted showers or thundeovtorm today. the next i've to tuv it ll be beautiful around here with -- goting to hot and dry. me