i think kathy is right.over the course of the ten years that cam has been in power, ten plus years that kim jong-un has been in power, his weapon systems have become much more sophisticated and diverse and dangerous. and i think over the years i think there been lots of ways or lots of approaches that have been taken. one is of course that we continue to strengthen this is sanctions and mentation. there used to be much greater array of trading partners but also proliferation partners. it's because of sanctions and their implementation that those numbers have shrunk quite a bit. we saw in the previous administration that we saw a great deal of engagement. at the end of the day only kim jong-un can decide to do what's best for his people, and it seems that he has decided what's best for his people and probably for himself may be is the pursuit of nuclear weapons. we have mentioned in this session about how the pandemic has probably exacerbated health conditions and living conditions there. that the border has

i've worked with kathy in two different places.kathy, i'm not trying to put you on the but i feel as though you may have underplayed, downplayed a little bit your own in writing this book. curious now that it's been published it been published in espanol has. it been published in mexico. do you have concerns returning to mexico about perhaps continuing with this type of reporting? and have you faced any threats, backlash i have to imagine that there are there are some safety concerns. and i sort of wonder that especially going back and forth to mexico, who i mean, i definitely keep my radar going and. my i mean, ever since the book has not been published in spanish yet, it may be one day i have been up here doing interviews and these kinds of events, but i'm just to the point where i want to check in with all my sources down there to see what kind of reaction, if any, there is have not received anything. one of the things that gives me a little bit of comfort is that the main people in the story are no longer in veracruz. so i woul

>> kathy park in new york city tonight, kathy, thank you >>> a scare at the happiest place on earth last night after a fire broke out in the middle of one of disneyland's iconic performances the guests there had to be rushed to safety and now disney is suspending some pyrotechnic shows at all of its properties. erin mclaughlin has those details. >> oh, my gosh >> reporter: overnight at the house of the mouse, a shocking end to one of disneyland's most popular shows as mickey battled the dragon, the fire-breathing prop engulfed in flames >> poor dragon didn't make it >> it't's pretty bad. . >> repororter: and nearby attractions evacuated. during the final showing of fantasmic saturday evening the fire even visible from splash mountain park goer tim was there. >> the show was going fantastic. just about five until 11:00, the dragon had caught on fire and my sister and i, we thought it was part of the show. >> reporter: according to anaheim fire & rescue, the fire was quickly extinguished while no guests or firefighters were injured, rescuers say several disney cast members were treated for

>> kathy and talk about lines. is something that keeps getting deeper in terms of what we have seen from the dpr k over the past couple of years as a closer alignment with russian china. you have seen these very odd statements coming out over the past couple of years supporting prc's position or ineffective parenting russian and prc disinformation in their position. whether i'm, or hong kong, think something spieth dpr k does not care about but that clearly for me it is a signal this is where they want to put their eggs. it is really important for that un security council and the international community to speak with one voice and i will point to the famous pendant from 2019 when he came to talks was a result of consensus beijing in the united states and international community all became one page on sanctions. boxed this is a really important discussion print i want to shift a little bit and talk about what i do think is a departure in which the indo pacific strategy and a broader strategic aim of this strategy. u

for now, back to dateline. >> for six months, kathy menzies waited for news abou her daughter, kiannad writing a knock on the door which, in april 2014, is wha happened >> my heart sunk when they came, because i knew right away that it was going to be good news >> no. not good news at all anaheim police told her that two men, franc cano and steven gordon we're now under arres for the murder of her daughter and three other young women in orange county. what were you like that night? >> i just wanted to sleep. i wanted to go to sleep an week up and pinch myself - >> and make it a different world? >> exactly >> detective julissa trapp wanted to speak with both men, of course. but cano lowered up. so she tried gordon, still in wheelchair after his bik accident >> hi, stephen >> hi. >> how are you i knew this was going to be lot different than any other interview i had done he's cunning, manipulative - >> he didn't have to talk to you. >> he did not have to talk t me >> are you called? do you want a blight kit >> if you don't mind >> no. >> but detective trapp has a way, as they say you're

and kathy ? i guess i'll read one kathy? i guess i'll read one out. absolutely. done , patrick. well, there you done, patrick. well, there you go.thank done, patrick. well, there you go. thank you very much. now up next, folks , going to be next, folks, going to be laurence fox and he's going to tell what he makes of hollywood guy pierce's apology this week. start the clock . i i'm guy pierce's apology this week. start the clock. i i'm going to begin my disappointment with guy pierce's hasty retreat from his tweet asking whether transgender people should only able to play transgender roles, which is a perfectly legitimate question by adopting the shakespeare hamlet actress to in which is what hamlet instructs actor told a mirror up to nature show how that show that you have in school in her image and. so the point about it as stupid as it may seem it pretending to be somebody else that's the entire idea and this whole sort woke transgender is mad ness is that you know trans people can come play you know trans people can come play trans people which fine they shou

and kathy ? i guess i'll read one kathy? i guess i'll read one out. absolutely.ell done , patrick. well, there you done, patrick. well, there you go.thank done, patrick. well, there you go. thank you very much. now up next, folks , going to be next, folks, going to be laurence fox and he's going to tell what he makes of hollywood guy pierce's apology this week. start the clock . i i'm guy pierce's apology this week. start the clock. i i'm going to begin my disappointment with guy pierce's hasty retreat from his tweet asking whether transgender people should only able to play transgender roles, which is a perfectly legitimate question by adopting the shakespeare hamlet actress to in which is what hamlet instructs actor told a mirror up to nature show how that show that you have in school in her image and. so the point about it as stupid as it may seem it pretending to be somebody else that's the entire idea and this whole sort woke transgender is mad ness is that you know trans people can come play you know trans people can come play trans people which fine they s

kathy and people like kathy do not necessarily identify as a whistleblower in a general sense.hey are not, if i see it i'm going to say it. that's not who she was. the normal whistleblower is a subset of the accidental category, but the normal whistleblower is on a team and their team has decided to either turn a blind eye to something or they are engaged in something unethical. and that normal whistleblower steps outside of the group and blows the whistle. they do not always identify as a whistleblower because they are following what they know to be correct, their team has the problem, not them. and so when they step outside of that group they say -- they save that bullied, being demoted and maybe even death threats. because they stepped outside of the team to speak up. and when you do that you are shining light on the bad behavior of others and others don't like that. the known whistleblower, similar to the accidental whistleblower does not identify as a whistleblower. they say they are a safety control inspector, is it my job to inspect, and make sure we -- mi now a whistleb

i hang out with people like that and i look smart. >> listen, i agree with you, kathy lee.nd i all learn so much new. this format you put it in makes it accessible to people. i think music is always one of those really special connecting ways. but we are now in the midst of passover and easter. what is your hope that people in a very divide, contentious and frankly frightening world will take from this? >> absolutely. i think it's so important. i mean, egypt, the passover celebration, the coming out of egypt, jesus died at passover. egypt is not just a place, it's a state of mind. it literally means a place of confinement, a place of restriction, a place of being boxed in. god doesn't want us to remain s and our fear and our anxiety. so much of the hate and discrimination that we see today is rooted in fears and lies. this tells us god is about love. hroefr overcomes hate. fear overcomes -- fear is over come by hope. and the lies are overcome by truth. there is truth and love in this story that is meant to bring us and unite us together as people made in god's image. >> rab

nbc news kathy park is joining us now from boston as we wai for that moment of silence kathy, talk toere? how folks are, remembering tha day ten years ago now? >> hey yasmin, good to be with you so this community of boston, they are remembering that they by coming together an offshoot ever since tha tragedy came one boston. that this is what you ar seeing right now we are seeing hundreds of no thousands of people gatherin here right by the finish line. a program is getting underwa right now, earlier this mornin we saw victims family member coming together for a privat event. there was a ceremony and right now you are hearing th applause behind me and you mentioned that the bells tol the exact time on that first bomb went off. this is kind of how they are coming together and the city - >> kathy i think those bells are ringing now, let's take listen as we await the beginning for a moment o silence. 2:49 pm when the first bom went off [bell ringing] [bell ringing] [bell ringing] ♪ ♪ ♪ [crowd chanting] ♪ ♪ ♪ [crowd chanting] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ we thank you for joining us on boston day as we reme

but joining me live now from nashville is nbc's kathy park.hy, what is the mood on the ground there in nashville? >> we're live right now on msnbc. what do you think about the appointment? >> this is what justice looks like this is what democracy looks like and cameron saxton and the republicans, they didn't want to see it but the people in nashville knew that justice needed to roll down like rivers and righteousnesses like an ever flowing stream. that's the day we're seeing justin jones' reappointment. it's time for to get back in the state house and get to work. >> okay. so i wanted to reset for a moment there that was justin pearson. and he is the second tennessee lawmaker who was ousted. justin jones just was reappointed a few moments ago. and a lot is fluid right now you see hundreds of people around here in nashville, downtown they rush out of the metro chambers, metro council chambers not too long ago, and now they're headed to the state capitol. they're actually looking at the clock because they're hoping to prevent this resolution, th

right by where kathy and i grew up the chief capital of the world by the way.some things haven't changed much over the years even the town where kathy -- not her first, her first and last wedding dress i hope. good lord. but other things have changed even just in the last year alone monica who owns the jewelry store, one of those businesses have received whatever main street bounce back grant monica took a chance opening her store on the street at the time was surrounded by empty storefronts. she thought maybe, maybe in five to ten years other shops might fill in around her, her chopped opened its doors to use ago now, today monica small businesses surrounded by new business storefronts many of which were main street bounce back grant, monica shop is doing so well moving her business into a bigger space a few blocks away. [applause] >> this next one, when i visited monica shop she told me i could never have done this in florida or california and she's probably right but even four years ago this dream might not of been possible wisconsin. we may begin our work t

sorry kathy is still— and is that so, kathy? sorry kathy is still there . fantastic.teve martin and eric idle and all these hilarious people. robin williams, and they were teasing billy about not living in a castle, saying, how can you be a socialist you you live socialist when you say you live in castle like this? and billy in a castle like this? and billy said, revolution. we'll said, come the revolution. we'll all castles like all live in castles like this. to which prince charles said quietly, won't . well, to which prince charles said quietly, won't. well, thank quietly, i won't. well, thank you— quietly, i won't. well, thank you very— quietly, i won't. well, thank you very mutt.— quietly, i won't. well, thank you very much. what- r: rieiwr trir“ e well, thank you very much. what a r: rieiyr tir“ e well, thank you very much. what a great r: rieiyr ti“ e well, thank you very much. what a great note to ent— you very much. what a great note to ett — you very much. what a great note to ett ttt— you very much. what a great note to end on. and thank you to my patetttst

and kathy spoke to me earlier. he's been my dearfriend for over 40 years.er he gets home from some overseas trip he would e—mail me and say, "kathy, dear, iam poised at your rear entrance," or something suitably risque and wicked, because it was just such a rascal. we are going to miss his mischievous wit so very much. tell us about your friendship and how it influenced your own writing. first of all, i think one of the things that made barry such a brilliant comedian was his australian sensibilities. he didn't sufferfrom an irony deficiency, he was very caustic and sceptical, chronic scepticemia, but he wasn't a pessimist, he was actually an optimist. we didn't think optimism was an eye disease. it is that lovely mix, all mixed in with the australian sense of humour, which is drier than an aa clinic, that created this genius that is barry humphries. barry was many people. there was his wonderful creation, dame edna, and he would say to me when dame edna was on stage, as her manager, barry humphries, he would be saying, i felt like i was standing in the win

>> i do. >> michelle, out on bail waited for trial her mother, kathy, defended he around town.hter i know the daughter i helped raise? no >> meanwhile, michelle's attorney's toke a closer loo at those recovered tex apprehension, said the defense >> after some prayer, marc's mother said she could live wit that >> i'm not a gambling person you know, even if we'd went to trial, it would have only take one sympathetic juror to hav set her free >> it was more than three year after the death of her husband when michelle despain walked into the courtroom to be sentenced. she left in handcuffs, mouthin i love you to her mom. her dad and the shooter got 35 years. but michelle, though sentenced to 30 years was out on parol after less than five until then, her mother raise the kids jack and tana hope one day those kids will want to know them but they will want to hear about their dad, about their love for him before all this hate >> marc's friends told us that you were his hero, jack. >> yeah. >> you knew that >> god, i loved. >> i'm sorry, jack >> they set up a charity t help other victi

kathy chung works for the pentagon. you ready?one named kathy chung who works for the defense department moving joe biden's classified departments to chinatown? the same month that chinese were wiring the bidens a million dollars. was this a deal? was this an op.? biden wanted us to think it was a trump obstruction situation. and then tried to make it look consensual when the feds showed up in delaware. if joe knew he stole top secret documents in may. how do we know he didn't shred it? how do we know he didn't dump the docs in a chinese deep fryer? the feds were too busy zeroing in on trump at the time. do you think they kept an eye on biden's chimney? sources told "primetime" they saw smoke coming outs of the chimney in delaware delaware. biden is playing dirty, real dirty. first he raids trump's house when he knew his house wasn't in order. then he hand picks a goon to work for bragg and suddenly bragg finds a crime. we just caught biden ordering two illegal hits on next opponent. fingerprints all over it. deflecting from his o

i'm asking kathy wood. the fight over banning tiktok in the us. how other social media platforms can benefit. we begin with 3 things investors should be thinking about. tech stocks drove the market higher as investors looked beyond rising interest rates. banks stabilize but there's questions whether the worst is yet to come. walmart takes a few pages from the amazon playbook. what does that tell us about the broader market? my colleagues, ben levisohn, carleton glitch and jack hough that you are worried about banking and inflation and we miss the start of a bull market? >> it hit the low in september and it's like the breaking turmoil never happen. the market is looking at the fed saying rate cuts are going to be done, it's not a big deal and apple and other big tech stocks are going up again. this is the 2020-2020 one all over again. jack otter: that's a rosy picture but doesn't tell the story. ben: the nasdaq one hundred is in a bull market. the s&p gained 7%, the dow is up 0.4 and growth stocks, etf, the pure growth atfs. it tells you everythin

and kathy lee gifford and her close friend rabbi jason sit down and tell us how the key stories of their differing faith backgrounds show they are not so different after all. >> is one story about redempt redemption. works all right now on "fox news sunday". basics of the from doctors in. the bite administration admitting they were some missteps during the withdrawal from afghanistan that left 13 u.s. service members dead. but assigning much of the blame elsewhere. reports the national security council summarizes the assessment blame say chaotic pullout at august 2021 on decisions made during former president trump's administration. republicans who demanded the documents are strongly condemning the report. ennis tensions with china oil over top lawmaker and capitol hill now says the u.s. would consider sending troops to the self govern island of taiwan if china deer and vapor in a moment salkind senator lindsey graham will join us for this take on both of those stories. we begin with team coverage, alexandria hoff at the white house on the reaction to the afghanistan withdrawal review. b

but if you're kathy burke, you of you're kathy burke, you kind of like, come on, check first. that's not very self aware. and i say that someone who loves kathy not very self aware. and i say thut someone who loves kathy not very self aware. and i say thut no,omeone who loves kathy not very self aware. and i say thut no, she'sle who loves kathy not very self aware. and i say thut no, she's brilliant./es kathy not very self aware. and i say thut no, she's brilliant. it; kathy , but no, she's brilliant. it breaks my heart that. okay, well, we have well, look, we don't have much time, to see if we can time, so i do to see if we can get one of your unfiltered dilemmas in which tried at dilemmas in which tried to do at the the show this one the end of the show this one came in from alexandra in she says friends in a whatsapp group are about some sort are getting very about some sort of trip or holiday. of upcoming trip or holiday. only is. i've not been only problem is. i've not been ianed only problem is. i've not been invited do it's an invited do i hope it's an oversight and rai

kathy. i would like to begin by saying i'm really nervous and it's because i'm speaking from a pulpit. i've never done this before, not from a pulpit. i'd like to begin, of course, by thanking all of you for being here and making sure you can all hear me. we're good right now. you can't. a little louder. so let's see where we can do it. this has that great. it sounds good to me, too. okay. and if you can't hear me, just let me know this is going to be an interactive session. of course, i'd like to thank the board of directors for having me here today for the savannah book festival. i'd like to thank avery for being here and for hosting last night. we had a lovely dinner and for the folks who've been escorting me all about, i'd like to really thank tom and kathy lyons for your gracious hosting. and of course, doug and kay, you've been wonderful and i really want to thank my good friend janet daniels. sorry, who and her husband, jerry and their friend stacey. and i have to tell you, janet luca

kathy, good morning.s last year at an elementary school in uvalde, texas, and grocery store in buffalo, congress did pass bipartisan gun safety legislation. while we talk about making schools safer during a shooting, what about measures to prevent them from happening in the first place? >> reporter: willie, good morning to you. hundreds had gathered earlier this week in front of the state capitol rallying for tougher gun control measures. in the state of tennessee it will be very tough to move the needle on an issue like this because so many republican lawmakers control the majority of the political offices here in the state. now some state senators have said they actually won't be putting any sort of gun-related bills on the table this year at all and even at the national level, don't expect any sort of major changes. president biden came out after the shooting calling for an assault weapons ban but said he reached his limits without any sort of congressional support. meanwhile, nashville police said the

kathy park reports he has just been sworn in again. >> thank you, vice mayor. i would like to nominate representative justin jones. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: tonight a political showdown in nashville. >> ayes 36, nos 0. >> reporter: the former tennessee lawmaker justin jones back to the state house just days after his expulsion. the metro nashville council voted unanimously in favor of his reappointment >> this is a message that partisanship has gone so far as to be a force in violating basic principles of democracy. >> reporter: this special meeting comes after a rare move by house republicans to remove three democratic lawmakers after they joined a gun control rally on the house floor, which republicans say violated the rules >> you can call it peaceful you can call it whatever but they had a protest against house policy on the floor >> no access >> no peace. >> reporter: among the tennessee three, only one survived the vote, gloria johnson >> it might have to do with the color of our skin >> reporter: gop leaders say their decision was not based o

when it kathy chung that worked for joe biden that is a different ball game.from inside of his circle. the key point here, she said she may have moved around these documents. we're talking to three didn't places, including a place in chinatown at the penn biden center. she says she discovered these in may of 2022. five months before the mid-terms. we didn't learn about these documents being in biden's possession until after the votes were counted. coincidence? you decide. >> martha: it all comes in to sharper focus now because we know that we all watched this indictment yesterday. one of the other cases which has been reported on quite a bit lately is that they're working on a potential other indictment from the department of justice against the former president for being -- for obstruction in how he dealt with his documents. so we're going to see a lot of this, one side died, what the other side did. is one worse than the other situation. >> look at it from a macrolevel. look at it from a level of someone that doesn't watch cable news. they hear these general

the horrific marathon bomb attack that claimed the lives of three people and injured hundreds more kathy park takes us inside the survivors' decade-long road to recovery ♪ >> reporter: a powerful tribute today, as thousands gathered at the boston marathon finish line, a place so many have raced through, but today everyone was still. [ bells tolling here, ten years ago, an unthinkable attack >> we heard the two explosions, and my family and i knew something was wrong right away. >> reporter: back-to-back explosions it killed three people and injured hundreds more. this was michelle blackburn ten years ago, cheering on a friend the blast nearly took her leg. >> i think any time you go through a trauma, it's very fluid. i spent many years just avoiding it altogether. >> reporter: and this is michelle today, training to run this year's marathon until a recent injury took her out for now. >> but i always say forward is the only way forward, so that's what we're doing it's nothing that's going to preclude me from running again. >> reporter: jefferson driscoll was 10 when the bombing happened h

tom: kathy bostjancic joins us from nationwide.oing up, is that an indicator to you? kathy: it's part of the leading economic indicators. think of the conference board's overall index. that one seems to stand out from other leading economic indicators. it's been more resilient than even the labor market. we have to see how their earnings announcements and guidance play out to see if the equity market continues to hold in their. you alluded to the bond market that's been pricing in recession for a long time now. tom: what's the framework of the consumer right now? frame the consumer mood now and into the next 30 days? as a boy isn't? is it lethargic? kathy: what we have seen is consumer still feel the weight of high inflation even though the headline numbers have been slowing a bit as we know the course service number has been very sticky and the fact that interest rates remain very high also weighs on consumer sentiment. the key is the labor market. if you look at the conference board's where i used to work three of the five questi

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kathy park, nbc news >>> it may be the biggest u.s. intelligence breach since edward snowden leaked top-secret documents back in 2013 tonight the search is on for whoever revealed classified documents online, many of them focused on russia and ukraine's military capabilities. matt bradley is tracking it all from kyiv matt >> reporter: a senior u.s. intelligence official told nbc news tonight the documents with regard to the war in ukraine are real, that they may have been altered in certain parts particularly with regard to estimates of ukrainian casualties now the justice department is joining the pentagon in trying to find out who was responsible for the leaks and if that person or people work for the u.s. government these documents reveal some interesting clues about ukrainian and russian military capabilities that haven't been published before but kate, the real impact here is going to be on american intelligence gathering and capabilities they really show the reach of america's eyes and ears, spying not just on enemies but also on

nicotine is bad, but marijuana is good, and now will be encouraged by the state. >> governor kathy kathy hochul s the first batch of retail licenses will only go to people convicted of pot-related offenses or to their family members. hochul wants to ensure those most harmed by the drug's prohibition directly benefit from the legalization. >> right. the people that were convicted of marijuana charges are the ones allowed to open up marijuana businesses. it's insane. ignore real problems, create new ones, doing both. so that you can make your life more miserable, in my rough estimation. that's what the democratic party's current playbook seems to be. lawrence jones has been watching this, but also going from city to city. his show is great. you can see him at 9:00. two hours today. you'll be hosting this weekend. be hosting this show next week. lawrence, as you're watching this, this must frustrate you. you go to the cities, know the problems. >> i'm trying to stay composed, because i talk with the people impacted by their bad policies. i mean, look, it's really not partisan for me. it's,

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kathy park, nbc news >>> let's get to michelle grossmann who's tracking extreme weather. what are we watching now. >> hi there, guys. we're watching strong storms if you're in arkansas, missouri, you have warnings, tornado warnings you want to get to your safe place, the lowest level of your house. severe watches and warnings will last throughout the day. we have that threat with us throughout all this wednesday. so we have a strong cold front moving through bringing the chance for these storms. so we zoom in a little closer. you see the little red boxes where the tornado warnings are these are strong, strong storms. get to your safe place if you can. this is the threat as we go throughout the evening 52 million people at risk. where you see the orange is the likeliest places, detroit, cleveland, nashville, memphis. we're looking at the chance for a few strong tornados, damaging hail, 2 inches or greater. that is large. we had that yesterday as well. winds gusting to 50 mi 70s summer-lik temperatures in the coura carolinas. >>> life in plastic? it's fantastic our first lo

kathy: we think they have to go 25 basis points. bottom market is largely priced or it.we have not gotten any indication from the federal serve that would lead us to believe otherwise. i think it is not just inflation data this morning, climate cost data particular lee private wage and salary growth year on year is running above 5%. pre-covid, that was 3.3%. this is continued pressure in wage and that feeds into inflation. 25, then we think they are done and on hold for a long period of time. that is where we differ from the markets. the markets are pricing in rate cuts. at least one by the end of the year. we think the fed is going to have to hold the line because inflation is going to remain sticky. kriti: that is certainly a big question about how quickly it decelerates or does not for that matter. we thank you as always. a quick check on markets. s&p 500 and the green, higher by .7%. nasdaq lacking a touch by .4%. more markets coverage ahead, that does it for john and myself. this is bloomberg. ♪ everything's changing so quickly. before the xfinity 10g network, we di

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