kimberly yeah, and this was deliberate, at least i know on the part of joe biden when he was asked repeatedly by the us media, what he was hoping to accomplish, how he was going to approach this meeting, what kind of preparation he had done. he said, look, i'm not going to forecast this, that's not how i roll basically. and so he really has kept his cars kind of close to his chest in terms of how he's going to play this in terms of the body language we've been looking at. so far it almost appears as if there is some sort of annoyance. c on the part of the russian side survey lab, rob, looking at his watch there, you know, the body language vladimir putin. it's kind of slugged back in his chair and the u . s. for it's part entity blink in the secretary state, looking around kind of wondering when the process was going to leave. and joe biden kind of looking like, can we get this started please? it seems like there is a bit of impatience on the part of all of these men, that they really are tired of the formalities and really want to roll their sleeves up and get to work. that's what they came

so kimberly, yeah, it's always better to meet face to face as biden, but even face to face, it's very difficult. terrain isn't it? very difficult, in fact, was difficult. further. her porter is meeting face to face and both the russian and us sites. in fact, as the report tried to get in to cover this meeting, there was a lot of pushing and shoving, so much so that at one point the swiss authorities kept both sides of reporting pools out, eventually allowing them to get in after the commotion sort of settled down, but not everybody was allowed in that had been promised to go in. so there's some controversy over press freedom, media access and sort of be orderly nature of the start of this meeting. so most people hoping that the meeting between the 2 presidents gets off a little bit better than it did between the media. and they are discussing some very thorny issues. for the u. s. part they are going to be talking about concerns about aggressive behavior on the part of russia, trying to limit that, trying to keep a stable and predictable relations with russia moving forward. as you me

kimberly, is there any sense? yeah, the white house is readjusting a strategy as far as iran is concerned. having seen this recent action, you know, the white house officially insist? nothing's changed. the official word from the white house press secretary was that the 6 round of negotiations have wrapped up in vienna to live in ra nuclear program . that these are still on track, even as there is not a 7th round negotiate scheduled yet for negotiations, as she continues to insist that essentially these negotiating teams are consulting in their various capitals. but things are moving along, but it's clear that something has changed. even if the white house is not saying it verbally, the fact that this pay this sort of taking control of these websites has occurred, indicates that the white house is trying to send a message to iran. so appears the strategy has changed because we know that there was no significant progress made in those talks in vienna to try and limit around nuclear program. add to that. another sort of

hi, kimberly joe biden wanted china front and center this agenda. looks like he got it . yeah, he got it, but there are so many other things that the u. s. is also going to be discussing with its members. part of the role that the u. s. president is playing is to reassure after 4 years of donald trump, that there is a solid security commitment to that end. the united states once again, going to a firm article 5 that an attack on one. it's an attack on all as being what you'll bottom believes is the foundation of not only his multilateralism plan, but also for global security. and seeing that the rule based order that exists in the united states and around the world is something that continues to be maintained . now, in addition to china, one of the big concerns for the united states is also the issue of afghanistan, something that will also be brought up. given the fact that the u. s. continuing to draw down its forces and looking to make sure that its policies are in line with its allies. but you're right when it comes to russia when it comes to china. those are the big issue

a white house correspondent, kimberly how cute is in guatemala city and can be a stop message from harris. yeah, there's no question that there was a desire to convey a message in a clear and profound way in order to try and stop the flow of migrants. and as you pointed out, have been searching since the biden administration took office, largely because it is perceived this being more welcoming than the previous. donald trump administration, which was accused of having more draconian, an anti immigrant policies. but in terms of what people find when they arrive at the border, the policies in many cases are not dramatically different. in fact, the u. s. has been say for some time that they will send people back, but that has not stopped the search. now there is an acknowledgement from cala harris as she spoke alongside the guatemala president at the national palace that she believes. the reason people are making the desperate journey is because they feel they need to really harm or they can't satisfy basic needs. and that's why both leaders work in their bilateral meeting to discuss how they bel

kimberly the us secretary of state who's spoken about these as strikes once he had to say yeah, he has been insisting, as the administration has from the pentagon as well. but in fact, this was a defensive action taken to protect you as interest the allegations in the united states is making is that the targets that were hit were in fact used to store equipment that has been use not once, but twice, at least, or perhaps dozens of times more to attack us personnel take a listen to what the secretary of state had to say. we took necessary appropriate deliberate action that is designed to, to limit the risk of escalation, but also to send a clear and unambiguous deterrent message. this action in self defense to do what's necessary to prevent further attacks i think sends a very important and strong message. kimberly, as we heard from our correspondent earlier, this is the 2nd time that president joe bought in has ordered the use of, of military force. so wondering what reaction if any, this being from within his party but then well. 4 certainly there is some concern that the united states

yeah. well, the lead away mass of some your come so come see me. what is to my be kimberly, jerry medina. what what ox has the lindsey in sac or and has a lead to the love would mean not ali claiming they were a gyptian territorial waters. now for the close, the turn straight at the entrance to the gulf of october, to ship sailing to and from the israeli port of the latch for ah, yeah, to strengthen his army. no thought more weapon from the west. but this time to no avail me. so in a surprise, move, he turned east. russia is new, foreign minister, the ship lost, lost no time in taking a personal part in middle east affairs. and he was soon engaged in talks with president nasa the egypt sign. this huge arms deal with czechoslovakia, which was actually so it's you know, to work here was supposed to supply egypt with 200 aircraft tanks 1000 kelvin. it was something fabulous in november 955 angry and began a 2nd time as israel's prime minister. the, at the top of his agenda was how to respond to the growing strength of egypt now armed to the teeth. ah, 8 months later the opportunity came when

kimberly there's a long list of grievances. so one wonders what we can expect in terms of what takes priority. yeah, that's a little bit unclear for all of us who are standing by. in fact, we don't even know exactly how long this meeting will last. we are hearing it could be anywhere in the neighborhood of 4 to 5 hours is going to be taking place in the villa, just off screen behind me. so we're watching carefully to see what kind of activity in terms of coming and going will be happening. but you're right, there is a very different set of goals that each leader is going into with regard to what they want to achieve for the united states. the bar has been set pretty low. what they're looking for is to essentially draw a line in the sand that they want to convey the message that some of the harmful activities they allege rushes behind that needs to haul to. and if it doesn't, there will be a us response to that in what we know. the blad repute is looking out of this is probably not expecting a listing of those crippling sanctions put in place by the united states in the e. you. nor does he expect th

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kimberly the vice president finally on her way and tossed with this effort to stem the flow migrants and the us southern border. yeah, there's no question that in fact, i can hear her plain landing right behind me. i'm right next to the airport where air force to is literally hatching down as we speak here in guatemala city, comma harris has been tough with a diplomatic mission if you will give me a test or 1st skills, given the fact that she is trying to resolve a problem that has stymied both republican and democrat admin gratian for decades. and so what we know is that not only is she going to meet with the president of guatemala, but also she'll have a 2nd leg of this tour. and that will be to visit mexico as well, and meet with the leader there. but 1st up is here in guatemala city. and as i mentioned, she's just touched out what we expect in the next 24 hours. that she'll have a series of meetings. not only with the president of mexico, but also with local leaders to try and discuss some of the issues that seem to sign me so many governments come down to violence corruption as well as concerns about economic i

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>> commissioner woo ho: yeah, thank you, kimberly, for this report. obviously, you know, we want to support our fellow agencies and so i am generally supportive of the item and the subject to hearing more from the community which commissioner gilman has referenced. out of curiosity, you know, this was supposed to be a temporary use and, obviously, a lot has changed in the neighborhood over time in this particular area, in the southern waterfront. i am not terribly familiar in particular with this piece of land, but what i would like to know is that if the sfmta was not going to use this space what would the port think -- what would be some of the potential uses of the space -- so just so that we understand if the sfmta did not use it, what would we do with that space. and i think that i would like to hear -- you don't have to answer that entirely today -- the staff may want to think about it, but i think that we would want to at least understand what is the potential of this site over time. and, you know, given that time has changed a lot the neighbor

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kimberly made climate change. a central part of his election campaign, but not everyone seems to be on board even within his own democratic party. yeah, he's trying to please 2 different opposing factions. republicans who say look at, we can't afford to invest in the bold, green, clean energy, climate change fighting infrastructure that you're talking about right now. because we're trying to recover from co 19 and we're trying to get people back to work in the economy still sputtering. now it's not the time. the other hand, he has democrats, the further left to are saying that this is not only the tie, but the time was, you know, 20 years ago. we're running out of time and you need to be doing more. and so he's trying to balance his to competing sort of ideals. and what he's found in the middle is that he's really pleasing no one because his $1.00 trillion dollar infrastructure plan to bring people back to work. well, members of his own democratic party or say, well he didn't go far enough. you don't have enough clean electric vehicle charging stations in there. you just don't have enough of what you promised. on the campaign trail,

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yeah. you know, and, you know, intersectionality is so important, you know, since we are all getting to know who kimberlyperson of color, who's, also, you know, a gay man. can you talk, a little bit, about how the challenges remain, if they remain in your view, for communities of color for young people who are coming out in cultures where it might be more difficult than it is, you know, here. just or in families that are more conservative. like, what is that, sort of, differentiation, do you think? >> exactly. i mean, families of color are no different than the larger communities of families. we have progressive or conservative families and it's still a long -- a serious problem. and especially, for me, as an actor. most of my adult life was spent in the closet. i was 68, when i came out, because of -- i was tired of gritting my teeth. and swallowing the ugly taste. in california, back in 2005, when i, first, came out. a landmark event happened. the legislature of california, both houses, senate and the assembly, passed the marriage-equality bill. only-one state, at that time, had marriage equality. that

now kimberly somewhat of a strong message to those who were thinking of crossing the borders, she said plainly and simply do not comment. alley. my secretary department homeland security has. yeah. and that really is going to be an important message. the one that the by the methylation has been either 45 in the view of many down here or in mala south. and i think it has been a convoluted mess with that. in fact, as this government ministration has repeatedly said that they want to have main policies and ronald donald trump administration. that is known for more editor tony and immigration policy. that in fact, this only encourage you to come in fact in april to, to drought and a large number of those make your journey north. brian accompanied my pack that can tell you one percent of the unaccompanied sounds coming here from guatemala. going to the united states. what am i? so this is why one of the reasons that theme is vice president is there is a recognition that there is a problem. that is why she has a message. you also heard her responding to critics. well, one of the questions where attention has been criticized or not about going to visit the problem for whether it be in

kimberly next off his geneva for that meeting with president persian. but before that we have seen president biden and president tuan of turkey, probably a tense meeting, i suspect. yeah, absolutely. can considering that relations were great under former president, trump and joe biden really didn't improve that. and in fact, when he was on the campaign trail, he referred to president air to one as an autocrat. and then it gave him the diplomatic cool shoulder when he 1st came into office by federally snubbing him, not making a phone call once he became president till 3 months into his presidency. and only then was it to announce that he was going to break with tradition in the united states, a label the $915.00 armenian genocide as genocide, something that turkey specifically requested the united states not do so. it is under the backdrop of snobs and insults and even sanctions that they are trying to discuss moving forward with their security relationship knowing. but there are some very major disagreements, namely that nato contin or rather that turkey continues to kind of be the spoiler within nato. working at times with russia partnering and it's missile defense s

kimberly, but at least to put the market down, doesn't it? the white house, the bind administration, know where they stand at this point with this new administration in iran. yeah. and the by the ministration knows where it stands. and so what we're hearing from the national security advisor, jim sullivan, is that it's really too soon to tell if this election results in iran is going to make the primary goal of the united states. and that is, of course, reviving that 2015 agreement to live it runs nuclear program. whether or not this is going to make things better or worse. what we know is that the 2 sides with regard to the negotiations that have been going out to be in are still very far apart and some issues. but the word from the national security advisor is that the arrow is going in the right direction. now what i can tell you about political pressure that joe biden is facing. it is intense particularly on capitol hill by some conservative critics and also members of his own party that are concerned that in order to revive this deal, that the united states may live some of those sanctions that iran is looking for without 1st securing the guarantee that ir

kimberly joe biden made climate change a central part of his election strategy. what can we expect? what sort of response can we expect to this extreme weather in the west and us? yeah, western us, but also here in washington, d. c. folly, i'm talking to you from our air condition studios in d. c. because my outdoor workspace at the white house is simply unbearable to be working and right now, the temperatures are so high, it's so hot and so humid. so all of the united states is feeling this to a certain extent. but you're right. it is particularly bad in the pacific northwest that like vancouver british columbia and canada is not used to temperatures going above 30 degrees celsius and most cars don't have the air conditioning. most homes don't have air conditioning, so they're really having a lot of trouble. and what we're seeing is that it's not just an issue comfort, but it's also the u. s. president, we believe is going to make the case that this is an x, a central prep because what we're seeing are wild farse fire seasons that are starting earlier. there lasting longer and they're more intense. so he's going to make the case that there needs to be a continued e

kimberly, despite all the talk of common grounds, we did hear some interesting rhetoric from vladimir putin and really trying to turn the table on some of the things that he's been confronted with as well. yeah, the foundation of foreign policy in the united states and by ministration is a declaration of protection of human rights and upholding human rights around the world. and so we knew going into this, that there was going to be this issue raised with respect to russian opposition leader election of all the of course, sitting in jail right now. when he was asked about this, although he did not name him by name vladimir putin said that the opposition leader had broken the law and is sitting in jail. this is of concern to the united states that he could even die there. but with respect to the sort of battle for democratic freedoms, the russian leader really turned the tables on reporters in answering those questions about his own record and cracking down on protesters, saying that look, were tried to prevent some of the unrest we're seeing in the united states you've got to understand where we're coming from, look at the black live matter movement. the protest, the continued for months on

yeah, it's interesting. when the soviet union broke up, those satellite countries in eastern europe got the flat tax, we got the irs. kimberly the country is run. let's be clear about it. and having studied it since the '80s, it's quite a bureaucracy. i want to get to this though, the justice department inspector general is now probing the trump administration subpoenas to apple for information on house congressmen adam schiff and eric swalwell. we've reported on how the obama administration was wrong to go after the associated press, the new york times and their phone records. how is this different? >> well, this is wrong. they're both wrong, right? and democrats have more credibility on this issue. they're raging on twitter, but they'd have more credibility if they didn't abuse their own power to go after fox news and the associated press. and you're right, it was obama's department of justice that went after journalists, right? i mean, that was wrong. this is wrong now, that was wrong then. and then here over on the other corner of the side of the road you've got adam schiff going nuts, and it was adam schiff that went af

yeah, there's a reason that we're still talking about this decades after some of those attempts for comprehensive immigration reform failed way back under george w. bush when he was president. kimberlysked, why are you up? >> to watch coco goff's match at roland garros. leon is a rancher, needs to get as many miles before it gets hot by 10:00 a.m. preparing to release a baby bunny back into the wild brought in by one of our cats. waiting until there are other rabbits in the yard. wish me luck. good luck. that is very sweet of you. i personally am up early still thinks about cicadas. >>> coming up on "morning joe" senator gary peters will join the conversation following the release of the bipartisan report on the capitol insurrection. and karen pierce. don't go anywhere "morning joe" just moments away. ents away. the calming scent of lavender by downy infusions calm. laundry isn't done until it's done with downy. from prom dresses to workouts and new adventures you hope the more you give the less they'll miss. but even if your teen was vaccinated against meningitis in the past they may be missing vaccination for meningitis b. although uncommon, up to 1 in 5 survivors of meningitis wi

kimberly, you tweeted earlier, if a single person is surprised by this news about manchin, they haven't been paying attention. tell me more and tell me how this now complicates things for president biden. >> yeah, so joe manchin has been signaling for quite some time that he does not want to end the filibuster because he wants to promote bipartisanship. as if the filibuster itself is any sort of guarantee of bipartisanship, it is not. or as if bipartisanship cannot be achieved without it, which it can. it's a matter of every individual senator voting the way that they want to vote. there's nothing stopping republicans and democrats from coming together on this piece of legislation or any other. and so he's been signaling that for a really long time. he's actually been getting frustrated with reporters who keep asking him about it. so we saw this coming from a long time. and democrats saw this coming. i'm certain that the president himself, too, saw this coming. so i agree with sahil, this is a major showdown that ended with a whimper, but i think we saw that coming far down the road. >> sahil, here's my question. is this really just manchin, or are there other senate democrats who actually agr