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kristin: i'll try.istration is essentially telling the european signatories of the iran deal, you have have choice, choose to do business with the united states or choose to do business with iran, but it appears as though, you know, british prime minister theresa may is trying to have it the best of both ways and i'm trying to play a clip what british prime minister says here. >> with tensions rising in the gulf, we must stand together. escalation is in no one's interest. at the same time the u.k. will continue to work with our jcpoa partners to do all we can to keep the iran nuclear deal in place. >> so she wants to keep it in place even though president trump obviously wants her to get out of it. >> you know, i think that the europeans are concerned about where president trump wants to go fundamentally. i think that's where europe is having a hard time. does president trump really want regime change in tehran. and they want them on board for a nuclear deal. what they're happy to dowel along. the irani

kristin: leland. leland: joe biden campaigns in ohio today, a state president trump won in 2016, but the obama-biden took in 2008 and 2012. he continues to lead the field of hopefuls and the president hit him on the 1994 crime bill. chicago tribune columnist said he should tout his role and not hide for it. i see no reason for biden to be defensive flawed as it is 25 years later. and we bring in jeff and good to see you as always. >> hey, leland, thanks for having me. leland: who is right, from the chicago tribune or charlie kirk, biden can't outrun this. >> i think he's caught because the crime bill in retrospect is very unpopular in the african-american community and donald trump is doing better in the african-american community than a lot of people give him credit for. so he just passed criminal justice reform, which i think is popular among a lot of african-american leaders. if donald trump can get 15, 20% of the african-american votes, he wins easily in 2020. so, i think there are going to be som

. >> kristin: if they don't the white house has president trump furious about moving forward with the tariffs on monday unless mexico does more to extend that migrants from entering the united states. >> for you the piggy bank that everybody's deals and robs from and deceives you and what they've been doing for 25 years, tariffs are a beautiful thing. it is a beautiful word if you know how to use it efficiently. >> kristin: the vice president will present to president trump once he returns from overseas. today, near the beach of normandie, ace ceremony for the heroes that change the course of history. 75 years ago today. >> the greatest of americans who will ever live. you are the part of our nation -- you are the pride of our nation and the glory of the republic. and we thank you from the bottom of our hearts. >> kristin: more than 10,000 people, presidents and prime ministers gathered to honor the generation that saved europe. >> there was never a more important battle. there was never a more important event than the event 75 years ago today. >> kristin: 9,000 americans are buried a

>> shannon: kristin fisher, thank you very much. so what is the president thinking on iran after a white house briefing with top lawmakers under administration officials late today? let's discuss it with california democrat, congressman john garamendi, who sits on the house armed services committee, and tennessee republican mark green, also in afghanistan and iraq war veteran. gentlemen, welcome to you both. >> good to be here. >> shannon: want to play some because senate minority leader, chuck schumer, had to say today. >> the president may not intend to go to war here, but we are worried that he and the administration may bubble into a war. >> shannon: congressman, what do you make of that assessment? >> i think it's unfortunate that that is the position they are taking. i think that we clearly need a measured response here. i think the world needs to see, honestly, smoke and fire. i think kim jong un needs to see smoke and fire. there's been an attack on the u.s. military, and if we don't respond, we are incentivizing future atta

kristin welker jumped from the south lawn to join me here in new york. great to see you. >> great to see you. >> let's start with the tariff deal. was it a deal or were they already coming? >> some of them were already coming. for example, mexico had said they're going to send 6,000 national guard troops to the guatemalan border. that's something they had promised a long time ago. the u.s. said this week, you need to get it done more quickly. they were sort of slow walking that. the other provision they had talked about and which mexico had agreed to in a smaller fashion was to hold asylum seekers in mexico while the claims were being processed. mexico said, look, we will do this across the entire southern border, both countries, willie, this is key, provided the resources to make that happen. we're judges on the u.s. side. mexico is more detention center. there are still sticking spots. we are in a wait and see pattern. we want to see if the numbers decrea decrease. if they don't, you could see the tariff threat. >> for all the criticism i got for threa

eric: kristin, how does he defend this switch?so, you know, as somebody who actually is in the middle and i work with a lot of moderate members, i disagree. i don't think it's the wrong decision. i think, you know, you have a career as long as his is, and, you know, you should be able to change your mind. i think that women's health and health care is under assault in a number of different states, and he decided to change his mind, and he explained why he did it, and i think that's okay. he's also, you know, rejecting these ideas of socialism. i do not think it's an indication that the members on the -- or the candidates on the far left are pushing him in any sort of direction when it comes to, you know, socialism or, you know, medicare for all. he's rejected those ideas. eric: but, you know, there's a difference between changing your mind and being a politician who evolves over time, but this was four decades plus, long-held belief. privately, he's roman catholic, says he's against abortion. and suddenly he just changes, obviousl

let's bring in doug mason and kristin whitman as we get more information. quiet this is for the white house. that should be a sign that something is happening. really kind of dark. >> just in case something was happening. in terms of hearing from officials there has been nothing official in quite some time. it is usually filled out pretty late. we haven't heard from him, thinking about weighing in. >> feel free to call in if you are listening. so many -- he makes these decisions but so many people are going to weigh in and he talks about the fact that in his administration he likes that there were questions of challenges to plans and viewpoints. any administration thinks that. he talked about that recently but there are a lot of stakeholders in this thing. >> there are probably on the same page if you look at the national security adviser, john bolton has been accurate and tough on iran over the years, recognizing the nuclear program, they do not need considering they are awash in oil and hydrocarbon energy. secretary pompeo has laid out recent intransigenc

bloombergs kristine aquino joining us on set in london.e not had a chance to positive her breath today. let's talk about -- to pause for breath today. let's talk about mario draghi. i'm assuming by the reaction he must be more dovish. >> it does seem that way based on the reaction. expectations were already very dovish heading into the speech. there was a consensus, even with markets live, we were thinking markets might be shrugging because expectations were already dovish. it would take a high bar for mario draghi to surprise. it is a combination of the fact that it was mario draghi using the forum to express this view and also the timing of it, which is just before the fed. as he said earlier, this was something they had discussed at the most recent ecb meeting and we got headlines during the ecb meeting on the sixth of june that said there was some discussion of a potential reopening of the qe program, potential cuts to the interest rates. he said all that on june 6. guy: if he is trying to get in front of the fed, does the president ha

kristin fisher in orlando where the crowds are gathering. they've been gathering for quite some time, right? >> they've been gathering depending on whose reporting you believe, somewhere between 2:30 and 5:00 a.m. on monday. so the first wave, the first few hundred of the president's supporters are now inside the amway center after waiting outside in the heat and the humidity and the rain. some waited for as long as 40 hours to get in here tonight. this place only holds about 20,000 people. sounds like a lot. president trump said his campaign received about 100,000 requests for tickets to get in here tonight. the president also tweeted a little bit earlier today talking about the crowds that he was seeing on tv and reading about it. he said the fake news doesn't report it, but republican enthusiasm is at an all time high. look what is going on in orlando. people have never seen anything like it unless you play a guitar. it's going to be wild. these big crowds are a strong show of support as the president kicks off his campaign in a critical

kristine lilly who is alex's idol. and julie foudy my biggest hero. back in l.a. 20 years later since i'm now a sports journalist i got to attend the training session and meet the current players and the 99 er's once again julie foudy the former team captain played for the u.s. for 17 years since the very beginning when conditions were much worse than they are today. a lot more rocci hotels $10.00 a day. as one point went to china and you know we we just existed on warm pepsi and mars bars because that was the sponsor and pepsi was a sponsor and we couldn't eat anything else yeah. but you know it and we had our you know battles over the years to change things as well. game allowed he found he back in the day for being vocal about the need for change she's still an active advocate for women's sports. their whole dream with that was people will see the potential and that we're this untapped market the women's side of sports that they should be tapping into and so i am a bit impatient with how long that has taken alex's favorite of the 99 er's was former

kristin. kristen: a brutally long time for these families to have to wait to get back and see the damage to their home firsthand. casey, great reporting. thank you. reporter: thank you. leland: people come together in arkansas. we are learning more about the shooter who killed 12 in virginia beach as police try to answer the question of why and if his employment status may have played a role. >> as the manager i have had a very thorough review of the status of the perpetrator. he was in good standing within his departments and there were no issues of discipline ongoing. leland: police are also saying they have no evidence at this point that the shooter targeted any specific individuals. four others were injured in the shooting. three of them remain in critical condition. kristen: brand-new update in the connecticut missing mom case that's made headlines across the country. it involves someone close to her. backs up next. ♪ limu emu & doug look limu. a civilian buying a new car. let's go. limu'

i met kristin wiig that night.>> i'm a huge-- i'm a huge fan of kristin wiig. and the moment i finally get to meet kristin wiig. i ss it up. all i did was like, was like "ah." i was actually, okay, so what happened was i was going up to jason sudeikis, and jason sudeikis, i realized, was standing directly next to her. and i was like, oh, ah, "kristin wiig is right by you." he said, "oh yeah, sure, i'll introduce you." i was like, "please, no." i wasn't ready, i'm not ready. and he was like, "no, no, here, meet her." and she was like, "hi, i loved the movie." she loved the movie and it was freaking me out. and then all i said was, "oh, my god. you're so pretty!" ( laughter ) and i was like-- there were so many more things about her. she's so talented. she's so smart. and i was like--why? she's more than just her beautiful looks. and i-- i-- i just blacked out. i was 100% sober and i just completely blacked out. >> stephen: you were 100% sober at the premiere. >> yes! >> stephen: well, i have some footage here that i

good evening, kristin fisher kristin. >> good evening, shannon. these are the sharpest comments so far. cory booker says he should apologize for working with senators who supported segregation. biden had a chance to do it tonight when he was walking to a fund-raiser, but instead he said booker is the one who should say he is sorry. >> he should apologize. he knows better. there is not a racist bone in my body. i've been involved in civil rights my whole life, period, period, period. >> this is an issue deeply personal to many of his opponents, and i will let them explain why. >> to coddle the reputations of segregationists come of people who come if they had their way, i would literally not be standing here as a member of the united states senate, is, i think, it is misinformed and it. >> african-american with two beautiful children, he thought we should not be married and have children. a book coming from the standard-bearer of our party, it makes you ask how on earth does he not understand what people are feeling today? >> shannon: at a fund-rai

peter and shanel. >> kristin welker traveling with president trump. thank you. >>> let's turn to jeremy bash who was in the obama administration. >> hey, guys. >> president trump tweeting inviting kim jong-un to the demilitarized zone. put this into perspective for us. the last talks broke down. since then north korea has started missile tests. what's the risk/reward? >> my possible thought is, hey, i happen to be in the neighborhood, can we get together? it looks a little bit sad, a little bit desperate. north korea has not dismantled its nuclear program in violation of u.n. security council resolutions. i think this is a huge concession if it happens and we get very little for it. >> let's talk about vladimir putin if we can for a second. the president and putin meeting during the course of this summit. the first time they were together since robert mueller determined that the russian government was responsible for interfering in the 2016 election in a sweeping and systematic fashion. the president seemed to brush off the russians not interfering an

we start off with correspondent kristin fisher at the ny center in orlando. it does seem packed, good evening kristin. >> for president who loves big crowds, this crowd will not miss a point. he was able to turn this kind of enthusiasm into a victory in 2016 and now he's hoping to do it again in 2,020 to secure a second term. >> it's a very big crowd in florida, orlando. >> president trump leaving the white house to launch his reelection campaign in the chronicles swing state of florida. a state he spent more than 100 days and since becoming president. he put the state read in 2016 being keller clinton by 1.2%. now, heading into 2020, and he's hoping for a repeat and this time he has the power of incumbency and massive war chests and there are signs of trouble. according to a new quinnipiac university poll companies being beaten by joe biden in florida for nine points. and senator elizabeth warren by four points. another blow, one of the state's major newspapers, the orlando sentinel has already decided to not endorse president trump for a second term. a publ

kristin fisher reporting live from the white house. kristin? >> no reason has been given for the resignation. president trump said that he didn't ask for this resignation. remember, sanders has been on the job for about two months. not long at all. he was named to the role apartment president trump removed kirstjen nielsen and replaced her with cbp commissioner kevin mcleelan. this is a ton of pressure for the growing furry over the conditions that many of these conditions that these children are being subjected to while in u.s. custody. listen to what president trump said about this departure moments ago from inside the white house. >> i knew there was going to be a change there. i made changes. we're moving some people around to different locations. the game has changed a lot because of what mexico is doing. >> right now the house and senate are considering two different competing bills to address this humanitarian crisis at the border. time is really running out. the agencies that are overseeing and handling this crisis say they're running o

. >> kristin joins us how.ris d kristin, we have learned house democrats will get to see new evidence from the mueller report. >> reporter: lester, that's right the department of justice agreed to turn over to the judiciary committee some of the evidence mueller's team used to assess the question of obstruction of justice. meanwhile, democrats called former white house counsel john dean to testify. dean says it shows parallel to watergate. president trump called dean a looser who was disbarred and want to prison lester. >> thank you >>> tonight millions are under flood washes in the mid atlantic and the southeast and the same storm system that likely caused a crane to collapse in downtown dallas on sunday killing at least one person nbc's gabe gee tear easy is there. >> oh, my god. the crane is falling over. >> reporter: on lookers gasped in horror as the towering crane came crashing down on a five-story apartment building in downtown dallas. >> a scene out of "twister." >> reporter: alex describes the chaos as

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charles: kristin, that the same hiring foreign national to dig up dirt as -- as perhaps already beingnt that says, hey, we have information, are those the same? >> no, and i'm -- i want to be clear that i'm not here to defend the steele dossier but to spin this and the president of the united states' comments is anything other than completely inappropriate and dangerous is irresponsible, we should not be republicans and democrats on this one, we should all believe that those -- that this is not appropriate, anybody who has run campaign i have myself, you know, you're approached and have been, everyone knows that you're approached by foreign government , you know, you call the fbi, at worst he's signaling to foreign adversaries that they can meddle in the election and not okay. charles: i watched nancy pelosi's press conference today and she pivoted away from this fairly quickly. when they -- she tried to say, maybe we will add it to the layer of things that we have trying to build a case for impeachment but as far as this being the sort of cherry on top, for her it doesn't feel like t

kristin, what's happening? >> ed, vice president mike pence just started speaking.ore years of president trump. the crowd here, many of whom are carrying signs that say four more years all started chanting the same thing. you know, hundreds of people in this room tonight waited outside in the rain, some as long as 40 hours to be able to be here tonight for this moment when president trump walked up on this stage in just a few minutes to officially kick off his campaign for re-election. expecting to highlight two big things. the strong economy and the immigration. the same issue that really catapulted his campaign four years ago, only this time there are some pretty major differences. this time he has all the advantages of being the incumbent. he has a massive 40-million-dollar plus war chest and the full support of the republican national committee. something he did not have four years ago in 2016. but, there are some signs of trouble, especially here in the swing state of florida. president trump only narrowly won this state in 2016, latest poll show him trailing b

kristin fisher has the inside scoop.f confusion. >> a nasa official told me that the president's tweet today did not change their mission. the plan has been and continues to be to go to the moon first and then mars. but still that tweet caused a great deal of confusion within the entire space community. >> president trump: i signed a historic directive that will return americans to the moon. it marks an important step to returning restaurants to the moon. >> they've been pushing it to the moon. >> make no mistake we're in a space race today. just as we were in the 1960s. and the stakes are even higher. >> in march the vice president announced plans to put american astronauts back on the moon in five years. last month the white house asked congress for an additional 1.6 billion to make it happen. at the time the president tweeted we are restoring nasa to greatness and going back to the moon, then mars. so it surprised many in the space community when president trump tweeted today, quote, for all of the money we are spendi

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kristin fisher with more. hi, kristin. >> hi, neil.n hour ago, president trump was asked what message do you have for an iran after a series of blistering statements from iranian officials overnight. here's what he said. >> there's no message. the message is, when they're ready to act, let us know. when they're ready, they'll let us know. >> iran's foreign ministry session they will never be ready to negotiate now that the president has imposed new sanctions on the supreme leader and foreign minister calling the moves a permanent closure to the path of diplomacy. the iranians said the president was afflicted by mental retardation. the president called that insulting and ignorant. now, the new face of the right house for this crisis and many others has just been announced. stephanie grisham will replace press secretary sarah sanders. in addition to that title, she will take on the job of white house communications director, a job that has been vacant for quite some time. grisham started with the first lady's communication director and n

>> shannon: kristin fisher, thank you very much. there is a ballot battle brewing in the south. as you've seen, trump fans lining up and camping out in florida for the official launch of the president's reelection campaign tomorrow. meanwhile, a couple of prominent democrats are talking about winning southern states in 2020, and flipping florida. standing by to talk about those claims on the other side. ♪ rty your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. nice. but, uh... what's up with your... partner? not again. limu that's your reflection. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ since you're heading off to dad... i just got a zerowater. but we've always used brita. it's two stage-filter... doesn't compare to zerowater's 5-stage. this meter shows how much stuff, or dissolved solids, gets left behind. our tap water is 220. brita? 110... seriously? but zerowater- let me guess. zero? yup, that's how i know it is the purest-tasting water. i need to find the receipt for that. oh yeah, you do. you should be mad at leaf blowers. [beep] you should be

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kristin fisher is live at the white house with details. kristin. >> we know who will replace white house prosecutor secretah sanders. the new press secretary is the third of the trump presidency, stephanie grisham, the first lady's current communications director and she has someone who has earned the trust of the president and first lady. she started on the campaign in 2015. she was one of sean spicer's deputies and then moved to the east wing to become a fears defender of the first lady. the announcement today came from the first lady. melania trump tweeted "i am pleased to announce stephanie grisham will be the next press secretary and communications director. she has been with us since 2015. president trump and i can think of no better person to serve the administration and our country. excited to have stephanie working for both sides of the white house." it appears she will continue to work for the first lady and the president as she moved over and assume some of these duties in the west wing as well. as you imagine, she's going to be

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kristin fisher is live out the white house with the latest. kristen? >> harris, i believe marine one has just landed. of course president trump a few minutes behind schedule because that last a speech ran long. let's be clear here, bob mueller coming to testify on capitol hill, this is not something president trump wants because it would really put a face and voice to that 400 plus page mueller report. so he is firing back in that interview you just mentioned, he also credited the special counsel of committing a crime, he used bob mueller of illegally terminating communication between those two former fbi employees, peter strzok and lisa page. watch this. >> he terminated the emails. he terminated all of the stuff between strzok and page. robert mueller terminated their text messages. together. he terminated them. they are gone. and that's illegal. that's a crime. >> so republicans are likely going to focus their lines of questioning on the origins of the special counsel probe, and possible misdeeds within the justice department. the reason bob mueller

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kristin fisher is live in washington with the late breaking details. what do you have? >> tonight president trump was successfully able to use the threat of tariffs to get mexico to the negotiating table and commit to take several concrete steps to help reduce migrants from illegally entering the united states. he made the announcement as he often does on twitter by saying, quote, i'm pleased to inform you that the united states of america has reached a signed agreement with mexico, the tariffs scheduled to be implemented by the u.s. on monday against mexico are here by indefinitely suspended. mexico in turn has agreed to take strong measures to stem the tide of migration through mexico and to our southern border. so here is what mexico has agreed to do. it will deploy national guard troops to mexico's southern border on monday. that's the entry point for many of these central american migrants. it will allow migrants awaiting conclusion of their u.s. asylum process to be sent to mexico while they wait and it will provide job opportunities to those migrants. mexico will

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i am shannon bream in dallas, texas and we begin with kristin fisher, aimed at stopping the flood of illegal immigration at the southern border. >> reporter: donald trump was successfully able to use the threat of tariffs to get mexico to the negotiating table and to take several concrete steps to produce migrants from illegally entering the united states. donald trump made the announcement as he often does on twitter by saying i am pleased to inform you the united states of america has reached a signed agreement with mexico, the term scheduled to be implemented monday against mexico are hereby indefinitely suspended. mexico has agreed to take strong measures to stem the tide of migration to our southern border. let's look at exactly what mexico has agreed to do. we will deploy national guard troops, 6000 of them to mexico's southern border monday, the entry point for many central american migrants. it will allow migrants awaiting conclusion of the simon process to be sent to mexico and wait there and it will provide job opportunities to those migrants while they wait. mexico will tr

nbc's kristin walker has more. >> reporter: a split-screen moment and possible preview. >> he says let's make america great again. let's make america americaag n. >> sleepy joe. he's sleepy guy. >> reporter: joe biden looking past his more than 20 democratic opponents and setting his sights squarely on the currenant commanded chief. >> i believe the president is literallilamy threat to ica. >> reporter: the president taking sho hen a man has to mention my name 76 times in his speech, that means he's in trouble >> are you elevating joe by attacking>> him no. i think he's the weakest mentally i like running against people that are weak mentally >> reporter: sourcese say h concerned about biden. the democratic front-runner is a accusing the president for hurting farmers by stoking trade tensions >> he think tough is being great. it is easy being tough when somebody else is in pain >> reporter: holding piece of paper, he says stems the flow of migrants >> reporter: president trump will officially kick off his reelection campaign in florida next week. >>> donald trump jr. will be on the hot s

youink, can and kristin, really helped to shape this, and as someone who believes very much in academics and science, this shaping of the vision is very important, and i think it is going to move the things goingks at forward, and i think it is going effect onconsiderable entire issues of how we understand concussion somehow we understand repetitive head impact, and how we understand brain injury, both from a preventative point of view but also a management and treatment point of view. i would really like to invite my colleagues from penn state to come up and speak about yourselves and boast about yourselves a little bit. and share with us the work that an have been in from both athletic and in science point of will,and then maybe we then i will come up and join you after that again, and mr. and mrs. sheely will come up and add some closing remarks, so i would like to invite -- well, i can always call you my colleagues. i could have done in the past, too, but even more so now. [applause] >> afternoon, everybody. pleasure of serving for student health and performance welfare at penn state

>> kristin fisher, thank you. one of the russian navies most advanced warships is docked in havana cuba tonight. it comes as the russians warned that a u.s. weapons buildup in europe could spark a retreat of one of the cold wars most dangerous conflicts. national security correspondent, jennifer griffin, has more tonight from the pentagon. reporter: the new state-of-the-art russian warship received a warm welcome after pulling into havana harbor. just 90 miles from florida. occupying a area that until the travel ban was occupied by cruise ships. >> is a show of force by russia. >> foreign minister warned of a new cuban missile crisis. -- after the trumpet mistresses they plan to pull out of a nuclear arms treaty. quote we confront assault in a situation where we have a rocket crisis close not just to the crisis of the 1980s but close to the caribbean crisis. >> the russians are basically launching a propaganda campaign at this time. claiming that the united states is acting in a provocative fashion. which is simpl

kristin fisher, thank you. announcing that patrick shanahan has withdrawn from the confirmation process, and thought he will be replaced. jennifer griffin's life at the pentagon. you just got another bit of news on this. >> that's right. we just received the resignation letter of patrick shanahan, and a quote. he says "it is unfortunate that a deeply personal family situation from long ago is being dredged up and painting an incomplete and therefore misleading way in the course of this process. i believe my continuing in the confirmation process would force my three children to relive other traumatic chapter my family's life and reopen wounds that we have worked years to heal. their safety and well-being as my highest priority. i would welcome the opportunity to be secretary of defense, but not at the expense of being a good father." that is from his resignation letter. he said there is no date yet as to when his last day would be, but we can certainly say that it will probably be a quick translation sends mark

i want to bring in how do i tax thee author, kristin tate.risis, audience remembers, the federal government set up the stress tests, so-called stress tests. i think they are a joke. once the bank pass as stress test they are allowed to give money to shareholders, through buybacks and dividends. almost $200 billion announced. it is terrible environment to do that. what does that tell you about the whole thing? are you okay with this? >> first of all ally and goldman are convinced that federal reserve will lower interest rates. they have taken unusual step lowering rates proactively, they are great for stock market and investments but this says that they see an economic slowdown. the current economic up swing has been going on so long, charles, maybe it is time for a breather and a small economic slowdown. the fed may be concerned about all the trade tension going on right now. ahead of 2020 trump really needs to keep economic growth going. so you know, the potential lowering of interest rates would be a great thing for him as long as we don't

kristin dahlgren, nbc news, ick, maryland. >>> and she knows exactly what she wants to do. just amazing well today is the last day of school for students at d.c. prince george's and montgomery county public school and students in arlington havor one week to go. fairfax and udoun have wrapped up alr sdy. manyool districts will offer free lunch during the summer months. go to the nbc washington app and search summer to find out about things to do in the region for summer. >>> well they have been best friends since kindergarten and efter more than 70 years they gone from being boys to becoming men through a lot of good times and bad times. they say anacostiafe wasile ground for their success. molette greenht caug up with the so-called kindergarten crew at the school where they met. >> reporter: this elementary s school i where seven decades of friendships started. >> back home. >> reporter: they're affectionately known as the kindergarten crew, a class whers so much h changed since 1945. >> surprising. we were this small. >> half of us sat on radiators. rtr: po atollda bes t >

kristin? >> president trump is optimistic that he can cut a deal with president xi jinping on the sidelines of the g-20 summit. if they cannot cut a deal, president trump says he has a plan b. >> my plan b is that i will tariff, maybe not a 25%, but a 10% but the rest of the $600 billion that we're talking about. we have more than $300 billion of products. what will happen then, all of those companies will move out of china and move to other places like vietnam and other places that take advantage of us. we'll start working on that, too. >> if president trump were to move forward with the plan b, it would mean expanding his tariffs to everything china ships to the united states. he said it could be 25%. he said likely they would start at 10%. administration officials are hopeful it won't come to that. steve mnuchin said the trade talks were nearly complete until china reversed course. >> i'm hopeful we see a deal. there needs to be the right efforts in place. we were about 90% of the way there

and to discusthat, i'm joined my kristin dziezek, vice president at the cter for automotive research.nk you very much for coming on the newshour. describe for us what e impact would be on the auto industry. >> well, thank you for having me. you know, the impact woulgebe whether you're in the market for a new vehicle or you just want to hold on to the vehicle you have and repair d maintain it. we are dependent on parts that come from mexi, and, by the way, also china. and if we start to see tariffs on mexican parts, imports, cost of a vehicle, a new vehicle in the u.s. is going to go up, somewhere between $1100 and $540 a vehicle will see a couple of models just disappear from the market, the smaller sedans made in mexico, they won't sell thema heymore. and, you know, that limits consumer choice. it will hit up to $34 billion hit to g.d.p., and we would see almost 400,000 american jobs disappear. >> schifrin: as you know, that is not the narrative given out byhe white house. the white house says he's tariffs would help. and let's take a listen to president trump today describing how th