and my predecessor, john jacob, 25 years ago at the 15th state of black america he said, america can'tntinues to warehouse. a significant proportion of our work force in poverty and ignorance. and she cannot compete without investing in human capital and human resources. his idea was simple and profound. it was to replicate the most successful anti-poverty initiative in modern american history, the european marshall plan. his urban marshall plan introduced in 1990 was meant to be the completion of what he called our unfinished revolution for democracy and human rights. and we don't finish a revolution by thinking about it. the urban league is not a think tank. and we don't finish a revolution by just talking about it. the urban league is not a talk tank. the urban league is a do tank, and what we need to do is save our cities, big and small, north and south, east and west, from coast to coast. we must save our cities. [applause] mr. morial: and we must develop our economic infrastructure and move people out of poverty. from welfare rolls to payrolls, and we can commit to our struggling

my predecessor john jacob said america can't committee pete if continues to white houarehouse.mple and profound. it was to represent kate the most successful anti-poverty initiative in modern american history, the european plan. we don't finish a revolution by thinking about it. the urban league is not a think tank. we don't finish a revolution by just talking about it. the urban league is not a talk tank. the urban league is a do tank and what we need to do is save our cities, big and small, north and south, east and west, from coast to coast. we must -- [ applause ] -- save our copiities and we mu develop our economic infrastructure and move people out of poverty from welfare rolls to payrolls and we can commit the nation's support to our struggling urban communities just as we did for post-war europe. not only did the plan in europe wipe out poverty and starvation seemingly overnight it triggered a ground swell that covered europe through the next two decades. we can do that again in honor of this milestone 40th state of black america. the national urban league therefore pro

incidentally, ellison just purchased his very own cottage at newport, one that once was home to socialite john jacob dickerson in washington for look what's coming up on "face the nation." >> dickerson: we'll talk to bernie sanders get the latest on egyptair 804 come up on "face e >> osgood: next week here on "sunday morning." ♪ the monkee business. than clari. because it starts working faster on the first day you take it. try zyrtec®. muddle no more®. want great whitening without the mess? think outside the box colgate optic white toothbrush plus whitening pen for 5 shades whiter teeth. brush, whiten, go! no mess, no waiting, no rinsing. colgate optic white toothbrush plus whitening pen. >> osgood: we leave you this sunday just across the bay from the breaker at the sachuest point >> osgood: i'm charles osgood. we hope you've enjoyed our visit to newport and that you'll join us again next "sunday morning." until then, i'll see you on the radio. ♪ ♪ ♪ that's life. you diet. you exercise. and if you still need help lowering your blood sugar... ...this is jardiance. along w

and my predecessor john jacob, 25 years ago at the 15th state of black america said america can't compete of our workforce in poverty and ignorance. and she cannot compete without investing in human capital and human resources. his idea was simple and profound it was to replicate the most successful antipoverty initiative in modern american history, the european marshall plan. his urban marshall plan and to reduce the 1990s was meant to be the completion of what he called our unfinished revolution for democracy and human rights. we don't finish of revolution by thinking about it very at the urban league is not a think tank. and we don't finish a revolution i just talked in about it. he urban league is not a talk tank. the urban league is a dude tank and what we need to do is say our cities big and small north and south east and west from coast to coast, we must save our cities. [applause] and we must develop our economic infrastructure and pull people out of poverty from welfare worlds to payrolls and we can commit the nation support to her struggling urban communities just as we did for

jacobs. >> ambassador john bolton? >> yes. >> colonel jack jacobs? >> yes. he's a good guy and i see him on occasion. >> joining me now, jim sciutto. so, jim, when is donald trump going to be briefed, and what type of information is he expected to receive? >> these briefings, they take place after the nominating convention for both the republican and democratic nominee once it's clear that they are the nominee. and generally they'll get information about threats to national security. they'll get the information but they don't get what the intelligence community calls sources and methods and how that information was gathered. that tends to be the most secret intelligence reserved for the highest level security clearances. at that point neither nominee will have that level of security clearance. >> who will do the briefings? >> director of national intelligence james clapper. he doesn't do it himself but he has said he's already appointed a nonpolitical intelligence agent to do this. of course, the most senior intelligence directors, they are appointed by the

john: jennifer jacobs, jennifer ens that-- two great j are great together.ome back, we have sports and the great lou leach after this. ♪ mark: political reporters love sports metaphors whether it is out of bounds or a pull cord press. lou leach has been watching politicians for a long time and he has noticed something. when it comes to favorite pastimes, there's a new sport in town. : for reagan, it was chopping wood. clinton job -- jog and obama's stress relief is testable. game,ys with icons of the on easter and in kuwait. and he made it look. play golf like past presidents and suddenly you are and out of touch elitist. it's a hardwood and you are one of us. the imitation as lottery. hisie sanders showed off solid form waiting for results. >> how is he making every single one? he is a bowler who would like to be in charge. hillary clinton said she loved to play pickup basketball but there's evidence be on that. 1995 served as a joke as a cameraman for nbc. of course, a pickup game is not with out a risk. one book describes poor michael dukakis after mistin

and my predecessor, john jacob, 25 years ago at the 15th state of black america he said, america can'tehouse. a significant purr portion of our work force in poverty and ignorance. and she cannot compete without investing in human capital and human resources. his idea was simple and profound. it was to replicate the most successful anti-poverty initiative in modern american history, the european marshall plan. his urban marshall plan introduced in 1990 was meant to be the completion of what he called our unfinished revolution for democracy and human rights. and we don't finish a revolution by thinking about it. the urban league is not a think tank. and we don't finish a revolution by just talking about it. the urban league is not a talk tank. the urban league is a do tank, and what we need to do is save our cities, big and small, north and south, east and west, from coast to coast. we must save our cities. [applause] and we must develop our economic infrastructure and move people out of poverty. from welfare roles to payrolls, and we can commit -- welfare rolls to payrolls, and we can

john kasich. >> okay. i'm jacob give a pitch. >> i like the -- first off, i like that. >> you have american keyboard? amazing. >> that's perfect. >> there's a lot of things he says that i just don't agree with. >> just like policy wise or just like personality wise? >> all of the above. >> all of the above. >> you see yourself as possibly one day supporting donald trump or no? >> um, probably not. >> probably not. here's a never trump. >> have you picked who you're going for yet? >> yeah. >> who? >> trump. >> no convincing her. do you like him as a candidate? >> i definitely don't want hillary clinton in the presidency. definitely him. >> you're a #never clinton. >> yeah. >> that was easy. you didn't have to do any work. >> you know, the youth vote was important for obama when he was running and so we'll see how it turns out. >> that's going to be interesting. you know if bernie is not the nominee, all the independents, where do they go? >> i'm betty nguyen. don't forget to like us on facebook and of course "way too

i was in support of john kasich. >> i'm jacob. >> i'm nyla. >> i'm jacob, nice to meet you.like the key bird, first off. >> keyboard. >> amazing. >> there's a lot of things that he says that i don't agree with. >> policywise or personalitywise. >> all of the above. >> all of the above? >> all of the above. >> do you see yourself as possibly one day supporting donald trump or no? >> probably not. >> probably not. and here's a never trump. have you picked who you're going to go for yet? >> yes. >> who are you going to go for? >> trump. >> no convincing necessary. any issues that you're voting for him on? >> i definitely don't want hillary clinton in the presidency so definitely him. >> you're a #neverclinton. >> definitely. >> you guys, that was easy. you didn't have to do any work. >> reporter: steve, these students for trump are passionate, but obviously they have their work cut out for them. the democrats are excited about the move of all these young people, particularly because of bernie sanders, over to their side and republicans, some of them are worried that donald trum

i was in support of john kasich. >> i'm jacob. >> i'm nyla. >> i'm jacob, nice to meet you. pitch. >> i do like the keyboard. first off, i really like that american flag. >> amazing. >> there's just a lot of things that he says that i just don't agree with. >> like policywise or personalitywise? >> all of the above. >> all of the above. >> all of the above. >> you see yourself as possibly one day supporting donald trump or no? >> probably not. >> probably not. here's a never trump. have you picked who you're going to go for yet? >> yes. >> who are you going for? >> trump. >> no convincing necessary. any issues that you're voting for him on or you just like him as a candidate. >> i definitely don't want hillary clinton in the presidency so definitely him. >> you're a #neverclinton. >> yes, definite low. >> you guys, that was easy. you didn't have to do any work. >> fascinating work to put those students to the test to see if they could recruit their fellow students. on the conservative side, interesting because they were morally opposed to the donald trump campaign and the li

my predecessor john jacob, 25 years ago, at the 15th state of black america, he said america can't competed she cannot compete without investing in human capital and human resources. his idea was simple and profound it was to replicate the most successful anti- poverty initiative in modern american history, the european martial plan. his urban marshall plan introduced in 1990 was meant to be the completion of what he called our unfinished revolution for democracy and human rights. we don't finish a revolution by thinking about it. the urban league is not a think tank. we don't finish a revolution by just talking about it. the urban league is not talking. the urban league is a new tank. what we need to do is save our cities, big and small, north north and south, east and west from coast-to-coast. we must save our city and we must develop our economic infrastructure and move people out of poverty from welfare to payroll. we can commit the nation supports were struggling urban communities just as we did the postwar europe. not only did the marshall plan wipeout poverty and starvation overnigh

john: dave wasserman, jennifer jacobs, you guys make our friday.gain soon and have a good weekend. coming up, we will have the second king of our show tonight, presidential optics guru josh king will grade the candidates this cycle. we will be right back, after this. ♪ ♪ mark: we are closing our really big shoe with a really big guest. somebody who knows what it takes. josh king is a former director of production for presidential events for bill clinton and his white house, also the author of the fabulous new book, "guide to white house stagecraft, campaign spectacle, and political suicide." josh king, thank you for joining us. john: a compelling subtitle. mark: we will look at events from this campaign and ask you to break them down, starting with hillary clinton, an event in the fillmore in philadelphia, from april 20, 2016. tell us what you see here. josh: yet, let us go to the fillmore. this is a wide shot, an establishing shot. it is taken from a scissor, live somewhere back by the press riser. notice secretary clinton is right here in the mid

nominated, were finalists for the la times book award last night, terry alford for john wilkes booth, charlotte decroes jacobs for joan assault, kirstin downey has been nominated before, they are prepared and worth listening to. i made an executive decision that we would dispense with describing all their books and titles and distinctions because we want to find colleges and you have great sats like everybody in the audience, to get to the matter at hand. also this famous and infamous title gave us a little title because all the characters, like everybody else, in some degree or another is famous or infamous and so we are going to explore that a little in terms of how the biographer summons empathy toward the infamous without being judgmental but i want to begin and turn the floor over to them. with some things they wrote to me in emails when we were thinking how this panel should go. also this will come up later i want to point out kristin spent 25 years on "isabella: the warrior queen" which defeats many biographers i have known, like 14, morgan with 16 and charlotte devoted a decade to your book. you write

and two capitol police officers in 1998, john gibson and jacob chestnut in the capitol gave their lives protecting members of congress. we should remember them. last year 128 peace officers were killed in the united states. 11 of those were female. 12 were killed in texas, the highest of any state. there were also two k-9's that were officers that were killed in texas. three of those that were killed were from my hometown of houston, texas. darren of the sheriff's department and officer jones of the sheriff's department and also richard martin of the houston police department. about this time last year there was a robbe in progress. we call those hijackings in houston, at a service station sunday morning. and the houston police department responded. they get to the scene and they see a stolen ue hall van speeding away -- u-haul van speeding away from the service station. it's a high speed chase. the u-haul jumped out, grabbed a lady that was getting in her minivan, pushed her out of the way, stole the minivan, took off and is firing shots at the police officers. meanwhile, most of houst

. ♪ john: pointing us now from riverside, california, where bernie sanders is campaigning today is kelly o'donnell and is jenniferere jacobs to start with you in california, my home state -- senator sanders and his campaign are obviously unhappy that senator clinton has denied them the opportunity to debate in california. it is my understanding there was an agreement between these campaigns and why is the sanders campaign not making more of the fact that she's not just saying no but reneging on a deal? kelly: it is curious because it's not the thing we have been hearing bernie sanders hammer on. we have heard him say this is the most populous state and that voters have seen the debate move toward them and there should be a discussion of these issues in the context of what it means to california. he is speaking right now and the auditorium at this california mission in riverside and there are many people out side wrapped around the block who were unable volunteersnd we saw occurring that -- encouraging them to go to san bernardino. also has a california ad and is trying to work this by adding more events and highlight the d

lord, we also remember sergeant christopher eni, officer jacob chestnut, detective john gibson, and sergeant clinton holtz, u.s. capitol police who gave the last full measure of devotion. remind us that earth has no sorrow that heaven cannot heal. today give our lawmakers the singularity of heart to seek, find, and follow your will so that their legacy will also be exemplary. we pray in your merciful name. amen. the president pro tempore: please join me in reciting the pledge of allegiance to our flag. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. mr. mcconnell: mr. president? the presiding officer: the majority leader. mr. mcconnell: we return to consideration of the energy, security and water infrastructure funding bill today. as we do so, i'd like to remind colleagues of the importance of returning to regular order and working through the appropriations process. return to regular order means empowering senators from both sides to make more responsible judgments

john miller indicated on that audio tape. donald trump is also pushing back on his taxes this morning. jacob rascon is outside trump tower in new york today. jacob, this has been an issue that is sticking with the presidential candidate, potentially becoming the first major party nominee in almost four decades not to share his taxes. >> reporter: yeah, and this morning he talked about how, oh, many other presidents have also not released their taxes, but then, of course, it was pointed out not since 1976. since then every presidential candidate has released. now, he pointed out when pressed that he says he has no swiss bank accounts and no overseas bank accounts at all for that matter. he did say that he didn't think voters had a right to see his tax returns, but also added that he thought he'd be happy if they ended up coming out before the election, which would only happen, he said, if the audit was finished by that time. but it also got a little testy when he was asked for very specific answers. >> do you believe voters have a right to see your tax returns before they make a final decisio

john miller. he brags to "people" magazine about the businessman's dating life with women and his personal finances. let's bring in nbc's jacob rascon for the latest on that store richlt jacob, trump denied it was him, saying it was not him, in fact. is this something the campaign is worried about because of the attention it's getting? >> reporter: amon, the campaign didn't respond to specific questions about the tape except to say the man on it gave a, quote, bad impersonation of mr. trump. the reporter who did the initial interview tells nbc news that a p person pretended to be the pub lift, acknowledged it and apologized for it. this is as trump is trying to unite the party and his surrogates are saying it's time to move on. the year was 1991, donald trump facing a barrage of negative press about his divorce when supposed spokesman john miller steps in. >> i'm sort of new here. >> reporter: a candid phone interview with "people" magazine boasting about trump's personality life. >> frankly he gets called by everybody, gets called by everybody in the book. >> reporter: the reporter is sue carswell who says trump later admitt

john clark. enjoy your weekend. >>> nbc10 continues our commitment to clear the shelters and find homes for adoptable pets. joining michelle and me this morning is jacobnd amy from the animal care and control team in philadelphia. thank you for being with us. >> thank you for having us. >> jacob is so good. how did he come to you? >> he was an owner surrender. his family lost their home so he had to come to us. he is doing amazing in his foster home. we think he would fit in perfectly with a family maybe in the suburbs who has a big yard. >> so he can run. >> he is a lab mix. he loves to fetch and run around outside. like you said, he is pretty docile. >> the lab part of him. you can see the lab in him. >> i don't know if you can tell because he's being so good and sitting. he is a big dog. >> he is a big boy. 65 pounds or so. he is six years old. so he's past all the crazy puppy antics. he is not a barker. he doesn't chew. he is kind of just a ready to go be your new best friend dog. >> good with kids, you think? >> he lived with children in his former home. his foster mom doesn't have children so we're not sure. according to his former family he liv

john: that was joseph biden junior that will air tomorrow on "good morning america. we are joined now by our bloomberg colleague, jennifer epstein who covers the clinton campaign and jennifer jacobsring the republican side of the race. jennifer's here simultaneously in tandem. let me ask you this question -- joe biden has been all over the place in this race. once the wealthiest throwing a bone to bernie sanders and the next thing he is a nice things about hillary clinton. what do you interpret about this? win?he really want her to what's the deal? jennifer: he has been doing this, saying she in the last couple of months or so. i think he is at the point now where this is his way of doing a little bit of a nudge at sanders to back off a little bit from clinton and let this primary classes -- process play out and not make the fall harder for the democrats. mark: is hillary clinton worried about her relationship at this ?oint with joe biden cust >> i think they both understand that they need each other a bit. her campaign is looking forward to being able to deploy him to work in places like pennsylvania , and that they will be able to use them in that way when she is reaching out t

jacob? >> reporter: how you doing? the latest on this controversy is simply this that he has talked about over and over and over a twitter 70,000 tweets about this john miller, this apparent fake publicist. he's a trending topic on facebook. in his book "the art of the deal" donald trump talks about how no press is really bad press because it gets people talking about you. although at the same time we've seen his unfavorability numbers simply skyrocket. on twitter people are making fun of the john millerics dent. it's hard to tell if it could possibly help the trump campaign. but if we look back over the last ten months you see repeated negative media coverage about a variety of topics, even this week from we have the white nationalist delegate in california, you had the butler, longtime butler talking about how he wanted to kill the president. you had the attacks flip-flop or the supposed flip-flop, the minimum wage back and forth and now this. it's always difficult to tell will this hurt or help donald trump's campaign. it almost always seems to somehow boost him at least boost his popularity and it's always difficult as well to find out whether it

as we reported, jacob, he's focused on new york as we will all be watching the results come in. woe may hear trump say it's over tonight and ted cruz, john kasich need to get out. >> reporter: right. and now you have this thing that trump is bringing up today. it's a very interesting story. this started when rafael cruz, ted cruz's father, tried to make the case for his son. in a facebook video he said that he urged every member of the body of christ, as he put it, to vote for his son. now, trump was asked about that this morning and trump said, oh, it's disgraceful that he would do that, that he's allowed to do that. and then trump added, by the way, how come nobody is talking about this "national enquirer" story that links ted cruz's father to lee harvey oswald and then it took off from there. this is a conspiracy theory that's been floating around for a couple of weeks. trump supporters on twitter tweeting a photo that appears to show lee harvey oswald in the months before the jfk assassination with rafael cruz. this against the backdrop of this very important primary. this is a very, very critical primary, of course, for ted cruz whi

john kasich, trump said he's rising rapidly on the short list. his staff has said repeatedly there's zero chance that governor kasich, and he himself has said zero chance he'd want to be on that list. >> jacob rascon outside of trump tower, thanks for that. kasie hunt with more on the reaction from republicans to their presumptive nominee to donald trump. we're seeing in a statement there, kelly ayotte will support him, not endorse him. i'm trying to figure out what that means. that speaks to the fixed signals we're hearing from republicans. >> there are contortions at this point. it gives you a window into what the next couple of months are going to look like especially for republicans in tough races coming up in the fall. that senate math this time around. it was difficult for democrats in 2014. it's difficult for republicans now. and democrats feel they've expanded that map. if you think about people like john mccain in arizona, pat toomey in pennsylvania, kelly ayotte in new hampshire, every single time donald trump, if he continues to make some of thee inflammatory remarks he's made throughout the primary, they'll all be asked about it and they feel he's likely to be a drag on their ch

jacobs. >>> time now for a cnbc news update with sue herrera. sue? >>> here's what's happening at this hour. secretary of state johnry attending a nato foreign ministers meeting in brussels. topping the agenda, how to handle security challenges facing the alliance, from afghanistan and the middle east to a resurgent russia. >>> rescuers struggle to find hundreds of people missing after landslides destroyed at least three central villages in sri lanka. fresh rains triggering smaller slides forcing rescuers to briefly suspend their efforts. so far, 18 bodies have been recovered but at least 220 families are unaccounted for. >>> a baltimore judge hearing closing arguments indward nero, six baltimore officers charged in the death of freddie gray. the judge giving each side 45 minutes to sum up their case. he will announce his verdict on monday. >>> and this story intrigued us, google has been granted a patent for an adhesive front end. it's designed to limit the injuries of a pedestrian if struck by a cash. the theory goes a pedestrian would become stuck to the hood and bumper to prevent a secondary blow to the car's w

john miller. he brags to "people" magazine about the businessman's dating life with women and his personal finances. let's bring in nbc's jacob rascon for the latest on that