. >> reporter: 90-year-old julia parker made the trek from yosemite valley where she's lived the last 70 years. >> i think it's about time people recognize and respect each other and their ways. >> reporter: the collection of photos will be part of a series of exhibition starting this summer as the city rolls out a new american indian initiative. >> this is an example of the community speaking its on truth. >> reporter: it was a chance to write a new chapter in native american history, one told from the point of view of those living in. took off for the firsr this morning, in southern . >>> the world's largest airplane took off. >> looks like two. >> it took off in southern california. historic lift off came around 10:00 a.m. >> this plane was built by the rocket company called strato launch. 385 foot wingspan. dual fuselage designed the fly up to 35,000 feet where it can drop satellites that can shoot into orbit. the pilot says the flight was smooth. the plane handled just as would be expected. >> it really does look like two planes just stuck together. >> it does. doing some serious

julia ainsley outside the justice department, ashley parker white house reporter for the "washington post," frank figluci, and harry lippman, and here at the table, a former federal prosecutor in new york. julia, let's start with you. barr went in here with a perception problem. we don't know enough to know whether or not he has a substance problem. but pretty indisputable even inside that building behind you that he has a perception problem and a political problem. we played those three opportunities he had to try to bridge some of that distrust and he seemed to go 0 for 3 there. >> that's right, he did. i think that he is just someone who will keep digging in on the fact that he is not going to budge until this report is out. he did say that it would be within the coming weeks, that he would -- or within the week that he would release that report. and the timing is about as much as he is sharing right now. and again, he is just not budging on this. one thing he did make news on though is the fact that he is looking into the counterintelligence investigation opened in the summer of 2

joining me now, nbc news national security and justice report julia, white house senior political analyst ashley parker ben widdisd. what is the latest from the doj in terms of what they plan on releasing and how much is the pressure the democrats are mounting affecting william barr? >> well, the officials i've spoken to today say they feel unaffected by this pressure because they think they've given a lot of transparency to the public, particularly in last friday's letter where they said that they will release a redacted version of mueller's report by mid april. that's really anytime in the next two weeks where this could come out. they think once that is released pressure will come off and it's only temporary. they remind me of course these threats have come from nadler but they have not received subpoenas yet. they see that as sort of firing power or threat that congress is holding but they haven't seen it yet and they believe they'll be able to get this out in a matter of time that the public will be satisfied with. i am still curious about those communications that nadler wants between mueller and

me nbc news national security and justice reporter julia ainsley, "washington post" white house reporter and msnbc senior political analyst ashley parker, "washington post" national security reporter nick miroff, and "usa today" immigration reporter allen gomez. to you, julia, what exactly happened over the weekend and what happens next with the president president's desire to reinstate separation? >> with well, nielsen's dismissal was the result of a breaking point between her relationship and the president and apparently this has been culminating over months since january when the president saw the numbers rising at the border he's wanted to do something really tough and the thing in his back pocket what is he did last summer, to separate families as they cross the southern border if the parent crossed illegally he would incarcerate them and send the child to health and human services. he later reversed that in executive order and that's what nielsen brought up, he would be going against court orders for family reunification and his own executive order. that's not what the president wanted to hear. she was saying no to this and other

julia ainsly has the latest on her reporting. and ashley parker who is writing about this is back with us. this is absolutely fascinating. lay this out for us. what is this fight? what is this struggle that is going on over immigration inside 1600 pennsylvania avenue? >> well, it is not a full-on fight just yet. but this is where they are headed. there are two key players. one is stephen miller. the president's senior president adviser who, as the president himself has been there since the beginning and the campaign and whether he has been officially tasked with it or unofficially has taken over the immigration portfolio and this other player who is also on immigration, jared kushner, the president's son-in-law. who in a number of white house fights often end up on top simply because he is the president's son-in-law. and they have both been tasked as of now with desperate pieces of the immigration puzzle. stephen miller is leading this week's set of threats and bluster and tough talk and rhetoric on the southern border and jared's philosophy is a

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to what a warby parker model did, connecting people to more affordable eyeglasses and physician subscription service, and not creating anything new. emily: everlywell ceo and founder juliafor joining us. we can certainly agree there is a lot of friction in the lab testing process. there is certainly room for improvement. finally, an update on the "wall street journal's" t-mobile-sprint story. the ceo of t-mobile just tweeted, "the premise is untrue. out of respect to the process, we have no further comment. this continues to be our policy as we announced our merger." we will continue to follow this. we will have an update as they come. that does it for this edition of "bloomberg technology." we are live streaming on twitter, @technology. be sure to follow our global breaking news network, tictoc, on twitter. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> the following is a paid advertisement. >> hi, i am roger teeter and i truly understand your back pain. in my 40's, i wrecked my back. on worst days, i could hardly get out of bed and i had to crawl to get in the shower to get hot water just to be able to stand up. nothing really worked until i was introduced to inversion. the relief i got fro

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