we'll hear from andrea with john kerry in just a moment. fireworks on capitol hill. deputy attorney general rod rosenstein on the hot seat facing hostile questioning from house republicans. take a listen. >> why you won't give us what we've asked for? >> i hope your colleagues are not under that impression. that's not accurate, sir. >> it is accurate. we have caught you hiding information. >> allow the witness to answer. we can go to the press conference. we came hear to hear from the witness. >> it's ridiculous. >> i am the deputy attorney general of the united states. i'm not the person doing the redacting. i'm responding to your concerns as i have. i have a team with me, sir. it's a fraction of the team that's doing this work. when i know ever you brought issues to my attention i have taken appropriate steps to remedy them. your statement that i'm keeping information -- >> you're the boss. >> that's correct. my job is to make sure that we respond to your concerns. we have, sir. >> fireworks on capitol hill. joining me nbc news intelligence and national security re

a very nice man running against john kerry. it was kerry's first race. i ran into then senator kerry and after losing presidential campaign. so this must have been '05, '06. we were making conversations. and he remembered the validation vaguely that i had some massachusetts connection and sort of harvard connection. weren't you there at some point when i was maybe lieutenant governor. and i said, yes, i remember you coming to some dinner with him and a large group. and i said i remember, well your first senate race in '84. and he sort of beamed. and i said of course i voted against you. [ laughing ] >> and maybe you're not aware of this, but john kerry does not have a great sense of humor. [ laughing ] >> so i said, you know, he looked at me. and i said -- notit wasng personal. i was just a republican. having won the race by 12 points or something anyway. and he looked at me and said bill, you know, my opponent was not really well qualified for the position. [ laughing ] >> gee, lighten up, senator kerry, you know. and then, of course, as a loyal republi

>> all right, kerry sanders., thanks. >>> as kerry mentioned, scott peterson, the armed officer who was blamed for not entering the school during the shooter, later forced to resign. tomorrow on "today" he breaks his silence. his first interview since that fateful day. would you acknowledge, now, that in this really important moment, you missed it? >> i have to. i live with that. you know, how could i not? i mean, i'm human. i mean, in a perfect world, oh, there's a shooter there. let me go to the third floor, find this person. >>> this is an nbc news special report. here is savannah guthrie. >> good morning as we come on the air we have breaking news from supreme court this morning whether a baker in colorado could refuse to prepare a cake for a same sex marriage. pete williams is at the supreme court. he just walked out. we have the decision from the court and it sounds like, pete, that the court has sided with the baker in this case. >> it has. but in the narrowest possible way. this is really a ticket good fo

say i voterrupt to against kerry. we were making conversation. the politician vaguely and i had massachusetts connection and he said what you there at some point when i was lieutenant governor? i said yes, i remember you coming. i said i remember your first senate race in 1984. i said of course i voted against you. but john're not aware kerry does not have a great sense of humor. [applause] he looked at me and i said it was nothing personal. i was just a republican. said bill,t me and my opponent was not qualified for the position. senatorke, lighten up, kennedy. as a loyal republican, i voted for to o'neill at the congressional level even though it was hopeless. this was pre-internet obviously. kerry had one but i remember asking my wife as we were having breakfast, what happened in that congressional race in the district? i am curious how many votes republican running against him got. susan looked at the globe tables , election tables and said i had to tell you this. there was no republican running against o'neill. i said i know i voted for som

they have had john kerry and al gore. i think in retrospect obama was the upset of hillary clinton on either side. he was the first genuine upset on either side. think back to carter. each of the other elections was predictable on who the nominee would be. or semi-predictable. and who would be well-established are well-known senator where is obama upsetting hillary was astounding. and i think a little bit of a hint on what was to come on the republican side, not to compare them but in terms of voters being sufficiently willing to take a gamble to not reward experience, to not go for the next in line, on the republican side was john. so, i think we are in a new era. obama was a foretaste of it, the upset of clinton but we are in a more volatile area. and so, my main advice is do not assume the rules we have learned, people might eight going to her looking through the 90's and 2000 and predictable races in those holes in politics or of the next few years. you can see a lot of evidence of that. i think it is unusual. voters

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have course voted against kerry. and i said laughingly i tried to vote against tip o'neil but i by mistake vote for communi and they held up myppor threeonth m they had to get me through for some junior job. but that's why it was okay, it wasn't okay to vote for communists. let me give you sense where we are which is hard to know in these fluid times. my first point would be these really are fluid unpredictable times. i don't thi anyone else was standing here in may of 2014, i guess that would be the equivalent in the last cycle, that one would have predicted donald trump would be the republican nominee for president let alone the next president. people might have predict the hillary clinton would have been the nominee but wouldn't have predict predict predicted bernie sanders would have got a lot of the vote. sanders beat her 60/40, something likethat. so this a good reminder how hard it is t predict politics. i was thinking about this paul ryan was in the news attempted coup against him and steve hayes, in 2012, hu

to be over more and more member states are demanding more rigorous security like here on the boat kerry and turkish border the leaders are united on strengthening libya's coast guard so that migrants can no longer travel to europe by sea and hardliners want to create more reception centers like this one in libya far from the borders some leaders did however voice concerns. we have our values. and every time we betray them we do damage italian prime minister giuseppe conti once an overhaul of the so-called dublin agreement under which asylum seekers must be processed in the country they arrive italy says that will ensure a more equal distribution across the e.u. and open the door for bilateral agreements on the repatriation of migrants and that's exactly what angle of merkel once she does not want to send refugees back to another each member state without that country's agreement after the talks merkel was optimistic. wherever possible of course we want to find european solutions and where this is not possible we want to bring together those who are willing and work out a common plan of

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and john kerry well. and i really am for i get where i was good. time and of course i gave you my jersey when i was in washington on and on of the event and i said this is great can i play with putting on the same team as a welcome maybe. and then i thought to pick up where are about the situation he said his great idea but. i don't know how to skate and i said listen i if you're going to make the decisions and you know how to skate and the safety issue fifty eight then you know you're still young guy explain everything and he said ok and i have to start skating the odd bit but. it's going to be good promotional the game if people like the cup or a good start you know it's within the internet his first step when i see areas progress i'm going to and and i could game and of course united. for us is a good chance not only. make the cimarron happen also to to bring attention of the to do nights big names of the in the politics and in the sports and the russians are generally good that when it comes to the ar

john kerry as secretary of state he hasn't read the side deals between the iaea and iran?ministration and anyone who has to go to committee of jurisdiction and it involves the treasury department, the energy department, this is more than just the state department. if they know they have to testify before congress and answer the questions to ensure this passes, then through the process, as ron just said, they will be working towards ensuring that we have not just the right agreement, but also the answers to those questions so they're not embarrassing themselves and they're not tanking their own deal. mark: don't the american people have a right to know what's in the deals too? our representatives need to know. you're funding some of these things, whatever, isn't that the whole point of the treaty provision. whole body politic has a right to know, our representatives have a right to know. the senate. you need a supajorityo pass it. what they did on the iran deal is flipped it on its head. corker-cardon deal was you needed a super majority in congress to stop the obama deal,

remember the group against john kerry, vets for truths. that i sean hannity is the next target of the deep state. wow, it is great to know that corrupt officials with the backs against the wall and desperate people who desperate things and are powerful tools of intelligence are now going after me? okay. really? so sadly after all we have learned, now we have jerome's rediction. it doesn't surprise me. we the united states of america, are we the former soviet union or venezuela. i will never stop ever. here to brake down the damming new report. john solomon. good to see you, sir. quick question, you think that corzy could be right? >> i hope not. i hope that people stay within the law at all times. >> sean: having been told that certain things happened to you. >> there are times people have raised questions about reporters like myself surveiled and the fbi intercepted my mail ten years ago and there is a public record after the f.b.i. taking my meal before 9/11. >> sean: if that is the case, then people who are trying to get to the truth an

remember the group against john kerry, vets for truths. that i sean hannity is the next target of the deep state. wow, it is great to know that corrupt officials with the backs against the wall and desperate people who desperate things and are powerful tools of intelligence are now going after me? okay. really? so sadly after all we have learned, now we have jerome's rediction. it doesn't surprise me. we the united states of america, are we the former soviet union or venezuela. i will never stop ever. here to brake down the damming new report. john solomon. good to see you, sir. quick question, you think that corzy could be right? >> i hope not. i hope that people stay within the law at all times. >> sean: having been told that certain things happened to you. >> there are times people have raised questions about reporters like myself surveiled and the fbi intercepted my mail ten years ago and there is a public record after the f.b.i. taking my meal before 9/11. >> sean: if that is the case, then people who are trying to get to the truth an

kerry sanders, nbc news. >>> we'll take a break. when we come back, chasing history. can justify win the triple crown? >>> back now with a 3-year-old on the verge of history trying to do what only a dozen of the greatest have done, win horse racings triple crown. justify having already captured the kentucky derby and preakness so many hoping for a sto storybookendi storybook ending at the belmont. >> ten horses are entered in this year's belmont stakes. the world will focus on one. justify, the chestnut colt with white racing stripe down his face and champion swagger. >> justify has won the kentucky derby. >> on a sloppy kentucky derby track and the fog of the preakness. >> he won the preakness! >> undefeated going into his longest race. his trainer bob baffert. >> he's a big strong horse. he's the man. >> he reminds baffert of another horse he trained american pharoah. the last winner of triple crown. >> they have the same mechanics and they're fast. they make their own racing luck because they can get out of trouble. >> aboard justify, mike smith. at 52 the old man

but for the people attending the first flat earth international conference here in kerry, north carolinah is indisputably not round. >> yeah, everybody here can agree on absolutely one thing, which is, it is not a globe. >> reporter: for centuries a flat earth was accepted as certainty. until science and sailboats said otherwise. >> one of the rules of power is you never admit there's someone bigger than yourself. >> reporter: in 2015, this guy, mark sergeant, posted his flat earth clues. >> part of a series of clues that can help you get your head around both design of the flat earth system we live in -- >> you're kind of the father of this movement -- >> oh, boy, don't do that. >> the one who started it all. >> i did not invent flat earth. alldy is walk up to a door, point at it, say, you know what? i think there's really interesting things on the other side of this and check it out for yourself. if flat earth is a university, fea, then i would be the freshman recruiter. >> reporter: people have traveled from around -- mark would say across the flat world -- to its head. >> the first r

nbc's kerry sanders has that side of the story for us in texas tonight. >> reporter: the cage family has ranched about 70 miles from the texas/mexico border for three generations and as far back as they can remember they've seen undocumented migrants crossing into their land. >> certainly, i am far adding to the border wall in strategic places. i am not for building the entire wall as some people think that's trying to be done. >> reporter: despite installing water stations to prevent >> reporter: the well worn route remains in part because human smugglers guide the migrants around the checkpoint six miles away. how do you feel about when you hear those sounds of the their mothers, their fathers and >> to me, the parents are being irresponsible, and i think it's terrible that they are using their children as pawns to gain access to our country. >> reporter: according to u.s. customs and border protections, 2,235 families have been apprehended at the border since the beginning of may, leaving nearly 2,340 children designated as unaccompanied. dr. jim vickers is a sixth-generation texa

here's nbc's kerry sanders. >> reporter: more than a foot of rain triggering flash floods, submerging vast areas along interstate 2 from mcallen to mercedes, texas. >> we woke up it was aund 3:00 the morning and we saw outside that everything was flooded. everything. >> reporter: 85-year-old francisco ramirez a long-time resident said she's never seen it like this. >> just rain and rain and it can't keep oncoming. i'm scared. >> reporter: you're in goodno hands you're in good hands. you're rescued. >> thank you so much. >> reporter: overwhelmed first responders. >> we have other people to take out as well. >> reporter: getting a helping hand from volunteers. these good samaritans taking ricardo rangel who can't walk to high ground. in some cases the water so deep military tru bs had tok up to find a different route out. juanita gomez asleeps the flood waters quietly began to rise. >> when i we up thisorning at 8:00, i step in the water. >> reporter: you stepped right of out of your bed into water? >> yeah. >> reporter: broken out glass when electric windows stopped working. roads givi

nbc's kerry sanders explains. >> reporter: it is a teenage rite of passage. the summertime job. >> why don't you get a job, spicoli? >> what for? >> you need money. >> reporter: but the times, they are a-changing. show of hands, how many people have a summer job? >> reporter: in the late 1970s, almost 60% of 16 to 19-year-olds had a summer job. now only one-third work. why no summer job? >> i'm away wh month of july. then i'm also volunteering at the hospital in june. so between my vacation and that, i don't really have time to have a job. >> reporter: volunteer hours, like working a food bank, a key metric on many of today's college applications. combined with summer studies and sports practices that don't let up when school's and inflexibouwork. employers gearing up for the summer feeling the impact. >> order number 101 -- >> reporter: in algonquin maine, famed lobster restaurant barnacle billy's desperate to hire. >> when i was a kid, getting here as a teenager, a job would be like gold. >> yeah. >> today the teens aren't here? >>, they aren't here anymore

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we get more from nbc's kerry sanders. >> i'm sorry. i'm sorry that i didn't. >> reporter: for the first time school resource officer scott peterson is speaking out to nbc's savannah guthrie months after security video revealed he didn't enter the school during the shooting. peterson says operators at two caused delays in information >> no real-time intelligence. >> about a shooter inside the building. >> or even inside the sc the shots were coming from and tonight, the "south florida sun sentinel" reports school monitor andrew medina was the first to spot the shooter on campus siting a sworn statement, the paper says medina radioed ahead to warn another campus monitor about suspicious former student but didn't call law enforcement saying he had been trained not to unless he saw a gun. medina did not respond to requests for comment. peterson says he has not stopped thinking about that day. >> this will haunt me the rest of my life. it will. you know, these were my kids. >> reporter: fred whose daughter jamie was among the 17 killed, twe

it's the dubs on 7 pregame show presented by comcast business i'm larry beil presented with coach kerry keeting. we're privilege to bring the warriors in the final for the fourth consecutive years. as of a few days ago we weren't sure. >> we would have been back in the studio talking about houston and the cavaliers berate ton back in oracle. seems like just yesterday we wre back here celebrating the warrior win last year. it's not quite a trilogy. what do you call it when it's part four. >> you can cull a faudology. >> fourth straight years the warriors and cavs. dubs won two out of last three. tloog trying for a three-peat. let's review recent history with the two teams. 2015 around iguodala inserted in starting lineupup ended up as the finals mvp as they beat a banged up cavs team in 6 games. in 2016 kyrie coil ner game 7, the dagger giving cleveland the first nba title put a sour finish on the warriors 73-win regular season, 2017. the arrival of the new man, kevin durant, finals mvp, the warriors cruised to victory in five games. obviously they know each other well, extremely familia

kerry sanders, nbc news, texas. >>> meantime tonight, president trump is showing no signs of backing down on his poli those children from their parents even as pressure builds and calls grow louder in sidesess on both of the aisle. our white house correspondent kristen welk has late gotails in where we from here. >> reporter: dpite mounting outrage ident trump is defind and digging in. on capitol hill demanding congress fix the congress that he created with his zero tolerance policy. >> the system has been broken for many years. the immigration system. >> reporter: republican lawmakers panicked over the fallout are vowing to end the separation policy with an emergency bill. >> a plan that keeps families together while they're immigration status is determined. white house says mr. trump will consider a short-term fix, he ultimately wants comprehensive immigration reform. n>> illegal authority to det and promptly remove families together as a unit. we have to be able to do this. >> reporter. trump delivered a campaign style stem-winder earlier in the day to thunderous applause. embraci

ownership a sense that things are ours today things are not ours if things were ours how come john kerry came to kabul in twenty fourteen to raise two hands make one the president out of the chief executive what business did he have to be doing that you remember in the two thousand and nine elections in afghanistan when i was the candidate the americans came and asked me to do the same thing have a chief executive. when i said no they said well you have lost it that in effect i have to guess and i have to say that they were the same accusations against you because you were installed by the united states enough got in and you don't care and i'm aware and yes even if you don't win yes i wonder just how and why the united states and the board process but the afghan people accepted it. that was a particular situation where the taliban were defeated the international community the entirety of the international community came on board iran was on board an opponent of the us russia was on board had a lot of defense so yes china was on board the saudis were on board and the afghan people accepte

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nbc's kerry sanders is there. >> reporter: tonight, an urgent standoff.r children, ages 1, 6, 10, and 11, held at gunpoint. police say the hostage-taker is 35-year-old gary wayne lindsey jr. and that two of the children are his own, the others his girlfriend's. the incident began just before midnight sunday when police responding to a domestic violence call were shot at from inside the apartment while the alleged shooter's girlfriend was outside. officer kevin valencia shot in the head. >> shooting, officer involved, westbrook apartments. the patient will be the officer. >> reporter: police say it's unclear if the children have been harmed. lindsey, known to law enforcement, records dating back to 2007 include convictions for arson, domestic btery, and fleeing police. tonight, first responders standing by in case he sets the apartment with the kids still inside on fire. chief, are you worried that he doesn't have anything to lose after firing a shot at a cop and hitting -- >> again, we're just urging him to release the children, and let's let this come to

kerry, tell us where you are, why you've come here. i understand you're talking to some trump supporters who are possibly supportive of the president's policy here? >> reporter: indeed. first of all, let me set the stage where we are, 33,000-acre ranch, cage ranch, 6300 head of cattle, about 60 miles from the border. for three generations the cage family has had this property and for three generations they've seen a constant flow of people walking across their property. these are the undocumented migrants making their way into the united states. and joining us are the cages. you support the president's policy. i guess the first question to you is when you see parents and children separated, why do you support a policy that appears to be, to many people, heartless? >> it's basically the laws of our land. trump, i believe, is going the right direction. this, i think, will be a deterrent to keep this from happening. if people adhere to the laws of our land, it wouldn't be a problem right now. >> stephanie, you're a mother, a grandmother o

kerry: i think the money is still chasing the earnings growth.e are seeing economic growth come through. we have a strong case for a global economy above train. we have seen the case of the rider at the moment in terms of growth and monetary policy. the changes they came through at the end of the year filtering through the earnings outlook, the money is going towards the u.s.. it is a market we expect to do well based on expectations, even though valuations are high. you're seeing that move away from emerging markets in the near term in china. we would argue emerging markets are something idiosyncratic rather than systemic. there has been value created there which can see it being more attractive in the future as we get the u.s. dollar starts to stabilize more. haidi: when do you see that stabilization in the dollar? what are you opportunistic about in the em space? kerry: in terms of the currency we see the dollar being higher in the near term because we have the federal reserve moving higher with interest rates. they have shown their hand in te

the fall kicks off with secretary john kerry, memoir, "every day is extra", and the secretary will not only give us sort of a full view of his life in service, his experience in vietnam, his early career in the house and his early career as a d.a., but also, of course, he'll give us a perspective on the work he did as secretary on the iran deal, on north korea and on the other issues that we're talking about. >> so if you have a high profile author like that, how is the approach that you take at simon & schuster different. >> different from what? >> from somebody who is not as high profile? >> look, basically to explain it, would be to talk about campaigns from a protective of being bottom up or top down. and a personality as public as the secretary is more a matter of our managing the interest in him in cureating a public rollout and one that reaches the readers more interested in the material. or those outlets in the media who are most likely going to start the conversations that the secretary feels is vital. he's very encouraged, remains very encouraged and there are those important

when they detained the navy sailors, john kerry's response was thank you. we paid ransom on the palette of cash to get the hostages back. this is n new to be misled but another thing to add to the list as evidence tt before, during and after the negotiation that america got played. when barack obama got played, all of us got played as a result. >> harris: you mention john kerry, the former secretary of state. he acknowledged some of the money that was given to iran might be used for terrorism in one way, shape or another. also gasoline on the fire. thank you, congressman. good to have you today. >> thank you. >> harris: the department of homeland security release new statistics at arrests at the border. they are up for the third month in a row. in the month of may, u.s. border agents arrested 50,000 migrants accused of trying to enter the country illegally. william la jeunesse is on the story from los angeles. william? >> the president's effort to shut the down or illegal immigration is a work in progress. why? most of those caught in may were on the way be

the president, and this is another point that kerry was making in our conversation.ng a summit, something no republican or democratic president granted to a north korean leader. he actually, you know, offered and carried out the suspension of military exercises with south korea without prior notification to president moon of south korea or secretary of defense mattis as our correspondents were reporting exclusively last week. so, you know, it's that that is so worrisome about this upcoming putin summit. what is he going to offer about ukraine or crimea or suspending sanctions to putin without coordination of the allies especially since he is going to nato before the putin meeting. that is another opportunity for him to be criticizing america's closest allies in the whole atlantic alliance is at stake n. terms of your direct question, john, there is a lot of evidence that pompeo, at this point, pompeo and the president are pretty much in sync and pompeo is careful not to get on the wrong side or too for out front defending tariffs and the trade war. economists who kne

and john kerry well i mean i live for him and i get where he was good. student time and of course i give you my jersey when i was in washington on and on all day and i said this is great can i play to put in the same to you melissa. welcome maybe. and then i thought to pick up here are about the situation he said his great idea but. i don't know how to escape and i said listen i if you're gonna make the decision to know how to scale a safety issue fifty eight then you know you're still young guy explain everything and he said ok and i want to start scathingly all of it but. it's going to be good promotional the game if people like the copper could start united with the internet his first step when i see areas progress i'm going to and i and i could game and of course united. for us is a good chance not only. to make the assume around harper also to to bring attention and to do knights big names the in the politics and in the sports and the russians are generally really good that when it comes to the arctic's i think that they has invested a lot in playin

. >> secretary kerry, gave up the leverage the first negotiating meme. he wanted to have iran's behavior. and they said we are not coming. and we should have said we will see you next year. but kim jong-un strulymentes the summit. first and foremost, and probably other things in it. and in it fthey need. he needs it more than the united states does. we have leverage. and even if it means delaying the summet to get the communication. >> is there any doubt in your mind what president trump is doing? up say na that kim jong-un needs in. he has a smouldering hole in the mountain that has the chinese scared to attempting you may not have the north koreas scared to daepth. they live with their mortality. but that is a very big deal. chin chen and what is their view and what they expect to gain and how will the enter of the united states and south korea and ally and including japan and philippines and china line up? >> yeah, this is what i think happened. back on may 8th when the secret meeting, the tone changed and kim jong-un stopped talking about denucleariz

john kerry got approved almost unanimously and people in the senate didn't like john kerry. hillary clinton got approved almost unanimously. republicans didn't feel she had the right policies but you fall for secretary of state because you want somebody qualified that the president selected and will support the president's policies. he was elected fairly and honestly under the system to carry out certain policy and he is allowed to take us cabinet. mike pompeo is probably the best example of the resistance we are seeing but even ifee you take it down aa level. when i was nominated to be secretary of labor there was a general the named at the zealous who is as the chow recommend to me to pick us assistant secretary which i wouldn't. i wanted to nominate him. was nominated,a we talked. i recommend to them that and he selected pat to be his number two. i thought pat would be approved by may or june. with alex selected him i think alex thought the same thing by may or june we would have somebody who could help him who really understood the system ane the department. he got appro

kerry. hasn't given any assurances that the upcoming midterm elections if he wants time will not be meddled with by the press or something because we can't look intelligent or discuss something which is based on highly unlikely will it might be. the best a geisha of the united states has been going for problem to europe because no well indicted the internet research the russian troll factory there is an indictment is something which requires a trail and then they submitted their old case and their chips which quite a number of things which were used for the day so let's not jump the gun. it was loose carol but i don't think that the what you call the queen who said sentence forced verdict later i don't think this logic is going to prevail this whole russia election meddling hysteria according to sergei lavrov is a prime example of a new and trendy mentality kind of act to accuse stand figure out later with the investigation into the russian interference in the us presidential elections still

are noticing the people that would ordinarily vote for them, 2022 or earlier, they are stuck in the kerrysituations and will not vote unless it is fixed. —— precarious. situations and will not vote unless it is fixed. -- precarious. the defence secretary was £20 million or he will bring theresa may down. do you believe this? —— wants. he will bring theresa may down. do you believe this? -- wants. do i believe he would risk bringing down the government at this point when the government at this point when the alternative isjeremy corbyn? absolutely not. the language from kevin williamson is incredibly strong. "i made her and can break her too." he says he has 20 tory mps with him to vote down a budget with no more money to defence. that is strong language and i think it is a leadership bid. jeremy hunt has gained popularity in respect by saying he had this extra £20 billion for the nhs. showing you can win domestic victories in cabinet, that is good. now kevin williamson thinks he can do it as well. he is having to ta ke he can do it as well. he is having to take on philip hammond and there

good morning, kevin, did you hear the story about kerry kerry perry are you making a run for the border. >> i love th idea that everybody is in loveithsheve withshenen hutch it's agree dpeingtest stack owe taco campaign. >> i do like that steve. by the way if i am being a little subdued i'm in mudfle reap owe airport. it's 3:50 in the morning heevrp the airport is bake beicily just owning up. takes little weird. people kp walking by an wondering why i'talking tomy co. they probably don' realize i'm live in washington.. that's why it looks like i'm in aathroom. i'm not i'm in a cornner a seat good morning to nerve d.c. >> good yeah, so i was about out here for twofo dr this movie called dad day as well jeff brims and they're -- the whol premise of this meeting is seven skaivrpingzer are checking into this hotel and something hor civic happening. story of redemption. we have not seep a ton of footage. and theootage saw was absolutely up believe annual and i -- cynthia sption arebo is about to become a huge star. she's going nobody two major film this year and also movie and widow from twe

bank, if they refused to help, secretary of state john kerry will call them, which will drive the bank nuts, your reaction. liz: >> if it did happen. it seems it did, then there are people who need to be fitted for orange jumpsuits, this is a breaking of the law, intentional, deliberate attempt to break the law and mislead the american people as well asly to congress, and violate the law whether it diagrams to banking and business with the irans, it is breaking it and lying about it. plane we need to have mueller turn his attention to something serious. liz: did they purger themselves before congress? >> absolutely, they say something, they know it not to be true. this was not a mistake. i get that, but this is an intentional attempt to mislead congress, and lie to them, they knew congress would never approve violating saptions thatt were part of u.s. law at the time. liz: your reaction to trying to help iran access u.s. banking system. >> there was no oversight going on from senate, bob corker was a part of the iranian deal, he is as last couple of days, been hammering president trump

dominance from the very start was actually johnstone's who headed in for the early one zero for england kerry came netted another one shortly major but jesse lingard really stole the show stole the show with this shot from long range stone scored another before half time came scored two more and in the end it was a six one win for england we have to say though props panama because they were celebrating that one goal as if they'd won the world cup this is their first world cup ever and this was their first goal so they are celebrating that hard harry kane on the other hand is now the world cup's top scorer he scored five goals total just before belgium's romelu lukaku with four goals and portugal's kris jenner in all that with four as well so england now joined belgium in the knockout stages and their neck and neck ahead of their clash look into your crystal ball for us who do you see winning that one that's a really difficult one to call because we just heard the cuckoo and harry kane they're the top scorers at this tournament they have really great offensive plays both teams and if we actual

dominance from the very start was actually johnstone's who headed in for the early one zero for england kerry came netted another one shortly later but jesse lingard really stole the show stole the show with this shot from long range stone scored another before half time came scored two more and in the end it was a six one win for england we have to say though props panama because they were celebrating that one goal as if they'd won the world cup this is their first world cup ever and this was their first goal so the who are celebrating the hard harry kane on the other hand is now the world cup's top scorer he scored five goals total just before belgium's romelu lukaku with four goals and portugal's kris jenner in all that with four as well so england now joined belgium in the knockout stages and their neck and neck ahead of their clash look into your crystal ball for us who do you see winning that one that's a really difficult one to call because we just heard the cuckoo and harry cane they're the top scorers at this tournament they have really great offensive plays both teams and if we actu