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>> reporter: hi, krystal. this was a tone of one of in collusion. the introducers one after the other, he was the first white man to take the stage and speak here at this event and he also featured videos showing blue-collar workers out of a job and he talked as you heard, for rich or for poorer. and i think the question he'll have to answer is whether that inclusion is enough to broaderen his appeal if he were to get as far as a general election but particularly with the republican base. take a listen to how he tried to negotiate that line as he talked about iran. >> the difference between president obama and myself he seems to think you can negotiate from a position of weakness. yet everyone needs to realize that negotiations are not inherently bad. that trust but verify is required in any negotiation but that our goal always should be and always is peace, not war. >> reporter: so that is a little less strident than we've heard the anti-war rand paul in the past but at the same time it is a notably different tone than his potential republican riva

krystal ball abby huntsman thank you so much for being with me appreciate it.he rest of the gang on "the cycle" at noon pacific time. coverage of rubio's announcement 6:00 p.m. eastern here on msnbc. >>> and developing right now in a boston area courtroom, the jury in the aaron hernandez murder trial is deliberating for a fifth day. we could get a verdict from them any moment. the former new england patriots player charged in the shooting death of semi-pro player odin lloyd in june of 2013. lloyd was dating the sister of hernandez's fiance at the time. let me bring in former u.s. attorney kendall coffee. thanks for be here. >> thanks jose. >> what does this tell you? >> somebody on that jury is having trouble being convinced aaron hernandez murdered him and the biggest most likely reason for any jury struggle is what is the evidence of motive. the prosecution never developed a theory of why somebody who had a huge contract would murder somebody he thought would be a future brother-in-law. with that gap in the evidence there could be some reasonable doubt linger

krystal, i saw this last night.aphed but people kept handing me a camera saying take a picture of me with so and so. >> i was begging you to come over. you snubbed me. it's all right. i forgive you. >> you were talking to important people. >> like donald trump. >> great segue. you talked with donald trump and asked him about running for president. let's get a clip. first of all, i'm sorry. they put it on screen. i ran into donald trump. i looked a little surprised to encounter him. i will tell you -- >> great photo. >> i never had met the guy and i have said ningthings on the air he wouldn't necessarily like. he's a charmer. i get it. he does this to people in the media. i think this is how he builds his celebrity. >> p that was my impression. i asked him to come over and he acted like he was so happy to see me. this is somebody i have never met. >> he was happy. >> that's kind of you. we started talking. there was a great moment where i asked him first about the time he was really roasted at the dinner and what tha

. >> why has this become such a hot event in washington krystal?ians and journalists and celebrities and so i think because it's such an interesting mix of folks you've got that dynamic, and then you have this act that you see the president, whoever the president is at the time in this very loose way being able to take shots at people and in a sharper and more pointed way than he normally would be able to. it makes it a fun event. it makes it fun to be in the room and see a few people squirm, and it makes it fun to watch it on tv too. >> we're talking about the president taking shots. a lot of zingers at these dinners come from the president. watch this. >> donald trump is here tonight. obviously we all know about your credentials and breadth of experience. you didn't blame little john or meatloaf. you fired gary bucyk. and these are the kinds of decisions that would keep me up at night. four years ago i was locked in a brutal primary battle with hillary clinton. four years later she won't stop drunk texting me from cartagena. some folks still don'

krystal said i'm hoping duke does not win. >> that is all i care about.osing. >> if people hate duke i understand, because they have the four titles. and if mike krizin ski wins he will have the titles. >> nobody hates unc or anybody like that or hate kentucky like that. but somebody about duke and christian laettner you just want to hate him. >> and wisconsin won the tight until '41, the third ever final four. so they are a likeable team. >> and you don't even hate sashefski. >> and if you recall last week toure and i made this bet with jordan shults who had duke. >> are you going to put your money where your mouth is. >> let's say duke wins. toure has to come on the air and bow down and say you were right and if kentucky wins you come on and admit defeat and give me full credit. shake on it. >> shake on it. >> i'm not shaking on it. >> but whoever loses has to admit the other is a jeanus -- genius. >> and so here we are. i know why you have a sports show and i don't. >> and i have to admit. you were better than me this year. jordan congratulations. kent

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>> well i think menendez has given every indication krystal, that he's going to fight and fight this. he pled not guilty today to 14 counts of corruption bribery, and exchanging favors with a shadowy character in florida, essentially saying he was just friends with him, that he did not do anything improper. there are charges that he did such things as perhaps get the doctor's girlfriends visas to the u.s. that he lobbied for the doctor on a medicare issue, that he took advantage of the doctor's private jet hotel stay, other luxury items. menendez was saying this was just a friendship and he's going to fight that. the political ramifications are interesting. back in the day, a lot of members of congress would perhaps maybe speak up and say menendez should, in fact resign or should in fact take a leave or something of that nature. but in 2008 when ted stevens ran into his own problems with boj, people like john mccain called for his resignation. doj took a step back and it was a whole hoopla saying you should be really innocent until you're proven guilty. so you're not hearing a lot of

sobbed he said he passed out in the hospital when he realized a woman in surgery was not his daughter, krystal, they told him was dead. asked what he missed the most, i miss my hug every day. she never left the house without giving me a hug. the defense lawyers haven't spoken yet. they decided to give their opening statement next week when they begin presenting their case arguing why dzhokhar tsarnaev should not be put to death. tamron? >> thank you, pete. >>> developing also now three months after a terror attack in paris left 20 people dead at charlie hebdo magazine and a kosher supermarket, new details about another attack that was prevented in the city. in a news conference just a short time ago the paris prosecutor gave new information about a man arrested sunday accused of plotting attacks against two churches. the suspect is described as a 24-year-old islamic extremist who was busted with an arsenal of weapons in his possession. his alleged terror plot was foiled only after he accidently shot himself. nbc's kelly kobeya joins us now. kelly? >> reporter: that's right, tamron, the picture

. >> i'm krystal ball. and now americans have the second official candidate, dr. rand paul.ur primary and caucus states. he is no stranger to the presidential campaign trail.

i am krystal ball.nd many of the counterterrorism policies that we never think about. and here's why -- an innocent american hostage has been killed. one of our ally citizens also dead. two additional americans fighting for al qaeda but still americans were also killed. >> as president and as commander in chief i take full responsibility for all our counterterrorism operations. including one that inadvertenently took the lives of warren and giovanni. i regret what happened and on behalf of the united states offer our deepest apologies to the families. >> today president obama admit that on his orders cia drone strikes in the lawless pakistan/afghanistan border region were conducted on bad intel, and those strikes left three americans and one italian dead. that happened over two days in january. the u.s. government had been investigating classified attacks now for the past three months. that is why we haven't heard about this until now. the white house says they were supposed to strike senior al qaeda co

krystal clear, every wednesday at 11:00 a.m. eastern.someone more hard working. don't tell the others i said that. >>> let's talk about the nuclear agreement with iran stirring up a great deal of reaction. iran's president speaking to his country earlier this hour since the deal was announced yesterday, a short time ago he was tweeting he's always a believer in negotiations and dialogue. we also heard from the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu last hour. he was visibly upset about the agreement, saying it will not stop iran's determination to destroy israel. i am joined by msnbc contribute or, steve clemons. i want to pick up on something the congressman from california said on air a few minutes ago, that he is concerned, greatly concerned this is a deal agreed to in private but has not been acknowledged publicly by iran. how much does that concern you that the deal itself has not been acknowledged publicly or maybe rowhani did that in the past few moments. >> doesn't concern me at all. i think both foreign minister's comments we

near the finish line of the boston marathon that killed 8-year-old martin richard, lingzi lu and krystal marie campbell turned amputees and injured 30 more. guilty of shooting officer sean collier and a carjacking part of a crime spree three days later. no date for the next trial but legal experts say his defense lawyers will benefit from a delay of several days i. would ask for as much time as possible between this moment and beginning of the sentencing phase to separate jurors from the emotions of the trial. >> reporter: those emotions have been on the mind of heather abbott who lost her left leg below the knee after the marathon bombing and wanted to see tsarnaev held accountable. >> he got what he deserved. i think he was guilty on all 30 counts. i think the jury got it right, and now he has to live with the consequences. >> reporter: and in texas, bombing victim rebecca gregory says she will be back in boston for the trial's final days. >> i do believe he should be held accountable. so whatever that is i believe that the true judgment comes after he dies anyway. so it's really not m

that's the krystalization of the frustration that occupied showed to the world and the fight for 15 igarner support not just among progressives but when you see the workers out on strike wednesday, it wasn't just fast food workers, it was adjunct fro fessers making poverty wages, imaking a few thousand dollars per course. 42% of them that want change. and so i think the candidates are responding to that and not just to, you know the progressive or right wing. >> i see a smile that tells me that is skepticism on the alfonzo side of the table. >> income inequality is a real issue for most americans. it's not just because of the occupy movement. i hate to burst the bub of liberals but the occupy movement may have had an impact on the progressive movement but not most americans. most americans during this administration have seen income inequality expand. household income go down. it's because of the progressive policies of this president. now, in terms of hillary, is she going to align with the liberal policies of obama or be more of a centrist like bill clinton? i don't know if she's be

you, obviously, hillary would like krystal ball or something and try to -- crystal ball or something?r than that you really did change the rule of the first lady. >> yes, yes. hillary chose a lot of inspiration from eleanor roosevelt. >> oh, yes. you do. i mean i do. do you want me to do my quote? which one. okay, this is a real quote from eleanor. a woman is like a tea bag. you can't foresee how strong she'll be until you put her in hot water. >> i like it. >> oh, god. [ laughter ] love that quote. >> that is just enough. just enough. stop it. [ laughter ] >> tea bastion. >> so did my girlfriend. [ laughter ] >> i don't know what to say. >> we've got to go. >> we're going. we're going. >> can i tell you how much i love you and watch you guys every morning? ask harry. i mean i turn on -- all i did, talk about "morning joe." >> in a dress room together. talking about it. >> she's such a slob. we're both slobs. perfect. >> okay. who do you like on the show? the "morning joe"? >> i watch everyone. i love barnicle. i already told him i love him. two-of- you two. the chemistry. differing o

. >> so we were wondering if some town wanted to put a billy krystal statue up what would be the pose it would not be that. it would not be hey, i'm from long beach. i don't know. >> how are yanks going to do this year? >> i don't know. i don't know. it's an interesting team. >> can you name -- >> no. >> i was there on monday. >> listen it's a long season. joe's a great manager. if everyone stays healthy they got a great shot t. division is not that long. i have to shake. >> he has a bum right hand. i forgot about that. the show is called "the comedians" premiers tonight. >> tonight! i've will live tweeting not streaming. >> up next three generations of one family. they embody the run for today's spirit. first this is "today" on nbc . >>> all right. we are back at 8:39. time for our ongoing series running for today. leading up to fitness shape, a woman's half marathon here in new york city. >> which is going to be cool. natalie is co-hosting this weekend with erica hill. you have a good story. >> a good family story. the park family in north carolina boasts three generations of runner