maggie. good evening. commissioners. my pleasure to be here tonight to wish you congratulations, maggie. i'm jen jackson the former healthy ecosystem program managerir have a pleasure of working with maggie for my 8 years. on credibility and for me when i was preparing that presentation. i thought of the many people who [inaudible] regularly. for me maggie first came to mind. and credibility is a quality and has many definitions but the three words that come to me are high competency with maggie, everyone heard she has displayed throughout her career. sheness her stuff and if she does not know she knows how to get t. and another word that come together is trustworthiness. i knew if she gave me information she had done dill gent work to give me good information and i trusted hefrm third is reliabilityism could depend on maggie if she was going to do something she would do it. >> so. beyond corrected what we might be remembered for and all of these accolades that are you heard all the accomplishments, anothe

. >> maggie drew arrived in 2007 when she was 15. >> nobody was smiling. and i was like this is so dismal. what is this? >> maggie said the girls were afraid from the minute they woke up. >> it was immediately get up, hurry, hurry. get dressed. get downstairs. >> for bible study. and then chores. bizarre chores. >> they had girls scrubbing the floor with toothbrushes. they had the girls wiping walls down. they had us picking weeds in the middle of the heat all day. >> they would say, you know, the bible says this. the bible says that. no, that is your interpretation of the bible. that's not what the bible really says. >> but you'd talk back like that? >> no. no. no, no, no. it was yes, ma'am. >> why? >> because if we did we got punished. >> punishment. it's right here in the handbook. boyd householder promised to help reform especially difficult children by imposing biblical discipline. it didn't seem so biblical to her. >> he'd sit in his chair like this and be like pushups and they would start doing pushups and it would turn into him going up and kicking

maggie. good evening. commissioners. my pleasure to be here tonight to wish you congratulations, maggie. i'm jen jackson the former healthy ecosystem program managerir have a pleasure of working with maggie for my 8 years. on credibility and for me when i was preparing that presentation. i thought of the many people who [inaudible] regularly. for me maggie first came to mind. and credibility is a quality and has many definitions but the three words that come to me are high competency with maggie, everyone heard she has displayed throughout her career. sheness her stuff and if she does not know she knows how to get t. and another word that come together is trustworthiness. i knew if she gave me information she had done dill gent work to give me good information and i trusted hefrm third is reliabilityism could depend on maggie if she was going to do something she would do it. >> so. beyond corrected what we might be remembered for and all of these accolades that are you heard all the accomplishments, anothe

i think the thing, to me,, maggie,úq i know your family is represented the same way. a bunch of ordinary people that did extraordinary things. they stepped up when they needed these were not professional soldiers. these were people like you that said, we are in a conflict that involves all of us. the nationy2k,eedsas a result, , regular people of all different faiths, differentrounds, all different abilities came together and steppedorward. as a result, not only sur peace and then, but through their europe until now. sen. hassan: paul,t we have not thank you for convening us, mccain institute. here with my colleague and share our thoughts. dacollege when nlis rlr ii after pearl harbor. when we went to normandy just a couple weeks ago, one of the things that struck me is how much the veterans who were there thatme of my dad. there was something about their demeanor. oseddad became a sergeant in the infantry. would always talk to us about the fact that, in his platoon, people had a lot of political differences. s trto stress to me and my siblings, you are supposed to ha

it is like i described, maggie and i both described, the trip that we went on. very bipartisan effort. completeartisan. american goi. here you have a convening of disparate groups who set aside a lot of stuff to come together to form this alliance. it demonstrates to the world that the alliance is strong. it is so important for so many different reasons. it allows these countries to vent talk about concerns they we get to share our concerns. i don't care what you are doing it is so important for the dialogue, back and forth. again, ame lead. the world wants us to lead. the other thing that is so important, this is not only a mi but an economic alliance, too. a good portion of the entire economy of the world. project power through military strength. you can also project it through economies, punishing people that way. two, having that alliance that is aligned with other countries the fact that we are aligned with japan, most of these countries are aligned, tookeeps japan from going nuclear to protect themselves from the chinese. if japan goes nuclear, south korea

they suggest is new york times maggie haberman will explain in a moment the hi and closed doors. the former president is taking it seriously at the same time, very publicly. he's also laying the groundwork in case he doesn't do so well in the debate stage by making completely wild claims that a good biden performance will be drug enhanced these going to be so pumped up, he's going to be pumped up you know, all that stuff that was missing about a month ago from the white house what happened? >> who drew left is somebody left at that i wonder, let's see, somebody left it's a laptop in an office of a gentleman was supposed to fix the laptop from hell. he never picked it up and somebody didn't pick up hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of cocaine. i wonder who that could have been so just as a point of fact, the bag found in the white house visitor or a storage cubby last summer contain less than a gram of cocaine according to a storage to conservative republican congressmen who was briefed by the secret service on it. >> a hundreds of thousands of dollars for cocaine would weigh

>> maggie vespa, thank you. al roker is here. al, this is going to be a dangerously hot week but you're also watching some other weather. >> that's right, lester. in fact, we've got our first tornado -- i should say tropical storm watch of the season. we'll get to that in a second. right now 71 million people from iowa all the way to the northeast, new england and the appalachians. we're looking at temperatures tomorrow, possible records bangor, burlington, buffalo, louisville on into charleston and philadelphia. and as we get into the end of the week triple digits for manchester, pittsburgh, cincinnati and washington, d.c. and we have a tropical storm watch now. brownsville all the way up to galveston we're looking at this first possible potential tropical cyclone. going to bring heavy rain into parts of texas. lester, some places could see upwards of eight to ten inches of rain along the coast. >> all right, al, thank you. >>> we turn now to the string of mass shootings across the u.s. over the weekend. police in michigan givin

>> all right, maggie, thanks. >>> let's bring in al roker. al, this is just the start of the heat and an active tropical former storm system. >> absolutely, lester. we have a lot going on. 73 million people from iowa, new england, the appalachians. heat watches or advisories. for tomorrow, records possible in syracuse, bangor, elkins and the wilmington, and the next few days temperatures stay in the 90s, air temperatures from concord to cincinnati to chicago and those feels-like temperatures will be even higher. 9 million people at risk from duluth down to garden city. thunderstorm watches and tornado watches up into minnesota, and we've got tropical storm warnings now from brownsville just to the south of houston. what we're looking at, heavy rain due to that storm, which could become alberto, anywhere from 7 to 10 inches from brownsville to bay city. lester? >> all right, al, thank you. >>> let's turn now to the major immigration announcement by president biden, shielding hundreds of thousands of undocumented people who were married to u.s.

maggie rulli is there with tips for the trip. maggie, you're always having fun.n estonia, we get to have fun for nearly 24 hours of sunlight. guy, this weather, it is perfect. 70 degrees and sunny. normally scandinavia is one of the most expensive places you can visit in europe. that's why we're here in neighboring estonia, a place where all the same charm on a much more budget friendly price. beautiful nature and temps that don't break the thermometer. this is estonia, right across the baltic sea from stockholm and helsinki. >> one of the great things about estonia, when the rest of europe is baking, estonia will be moderate in temperature. it is much cheaper than anywhere el in scandinavia or europe, for that matter. >> reporter: we start in the capital, one of europe's most well preserved mideviel cities. its charming old town is free to explore. i totally fit in. you can also buy the talinn city card 20% less than stockholm's for $45 a day. with it you get access to 50 museums and cultural sites as well as public transit. let's go. at this pace i need caffein

just ahead, i'll speak to maggie haberman, who has been covering former president donald trump three years. and what she expects from tomorrow's historic debate, that's coming up the most anticipated moment of this election and mistakes could behind the president and the former president's one stage moderated by jake tapper and dana bash, the cnn presidential debate tomorrow night at nine live on scene in an and streaming unmapped itch, itch, scratch must not stop the ip sanity with cortisone ten for bug bites, poison ivy, and other edges, cortisone ten is number one. >> doctor recommended. it works fast and last for hours. cortisone ten just what relax you put the verb new icy. >> hot pro massaging bone, easier to grip the massage and the power of two maxouris pain relievers works fast he makes it less new. i see how pro massaging boehm oh crap that's a really good gift. now we got to get france something. >> wait, we could use xi's gift mode yes. what do the french like anyone, cheese they like cheese. brilliant, done let's do. four more we don't have any easy would get now on etsy

>> maggie haberman of the new york times. maggie, so grateful for your time.orning thank you so much for being here thanks, casey all right. also in that fox interview, trump was asked why he never went after hillary clinton for her use of a private email server while she was secretary of state. i'm going to take an issue with that question because let me tell you as someone who covered it day in and day out, that matter was brought up frequently through the 2016 election. watch they also luck. >> and i felt that i could have done it, but i felt it would have been a terrible thing. and then this happened to me and so i may feel differently about hillary glenn. i didn't say lock her up, but the people don't say lock her up, lock her up, but okay then we will one nsa and i said pretty openly, sar i come and just relax. let's go. we're going to make our country great so we pointed up itself. >> he says, i didn't say lock her up. >> yes, you did? >> for what she's done, they should lock her up hillary clinton has to go to jail. ok. chest to go to jail, you shouldn

maggie haberman. thank you as always for bringing that reporting to us thank you so how will those muted microphones actually work? well, my colleague phil mattingly and victor blackwell will explain the rules of what happens if one of the candidates tries to interrupt the other? >> welcome to the set of the cnn presidential debate. we want to give our viewers a sense of the rules of the debates so that when they watch it, they can understand how president biden and president trump will be engaging with each other tomorrow night just after 9:00 p.m. eastern, president biden will enter from the right side of your screen president. trump will enter from the left side of your screen. the podiums are eight feet apart, directly across from them. the moderators, cnn's jake tapper and dana bash. now a reminder, this is a television studio. there's no audience. candidates will have two minutes to answer questions and one minute for responses and rebuttals at the moderators discretion, there may be an addition

maggie put it best.are looking at a long duration heat event through friday.troit, cleveland, buffalo, syracuse, bangor maine. we are looking at temperatures anywhere from 10 to 30 degrees above average for those records. for today, buffalo not quite close to the record but the heat index will be 98. it will feel like triple digits in pittsburgh. it will feel like 90 in boston, 96 in washington, d.c., and then we move on into tomorrow. look at this. triple digits in concord, syracuse, syracuse, al tuna, pennsylvania 93. feels like 100 tomorrow in cleveland. and that heat continues right on into thursday. we're not going to really see a break in this for at least a week in this area in purple, stretching from new england all the way down to detroit, st. louis, cincinnati. this is a long duration event that could actually be deadly if you are exposed to this heat long enough. here is the deal. through thursday, this strong dome of high pressure hangs into the northeast. but then as we get toward the weeken

at maggie. why is it important for you to be here today? what you want from the next income and governments here, and i want the government to put nature 1st. you know, i'm part of that generation where we destroyed the natural world. and i'm here with 1000 as of other people who are standing up for nature. in particular, i'm standing up for a species that are on the edge of extinction and the u. k, including the hedgehog is, is one of the deciding issues of the next election. it is the environment is the most important issue for me in this selection. i live in north, norfolk on the coast and sewage ross who is being done on our beach. and so that's something i see that every day doing beach cleans and other environmental activities and it's difficult to stop. thank you so much maggie. and what might be saying here is reflecting goals. so what we had from all the people here and also appalled from an organization here and you pay the, found the 77 percent of faith to things that the government and neither political parties are doing enough

. >> i want to bring in maggie haberman, senior political correspondent for the new york times, ashley allison, who is the former national coalitions director for the biden harris 2020 campaign, and also republican strategist. sure. michael singleton, great to have you all here. >> maggie, you heard trump just in the last hour in this interview with corey lewandowski talking about how he's approaching this, how he's approaching his prep so far has not been doing the same kind of formal prep that we've seen. >> the biden campaign doing. what do you make of how he's approaching this now that we're two days away, he is taking it more seriously than i think he generally likes to acknowledge that he is even admitted in an interview. i think it was with the washington examiner. he had interrupted biden too much, which is something he has said to people around him privately, i was surprised here. they said it publicly about their first debate where biden was widely seen as beating him i'm pretty handily just by standing there and smiling i don't know what that translates to. once he gets to t

at maggie. why is it important to you to be here today? what you want from the next income and governments here, and i want the government to put nature 1st. you know, i'm part of that generation where we destroyed the natural world. and i'm here with thousands of other people who are standing up for nature in particular, i'm standing up for speech these that are on the edge of extinction in the u. k. including god. is this one of the deciding issues of the next election? it is the environment is the most important issue for me in this selection. i live in north norfolk on the coast. and so i dropped her, jumping on our beach. and so that's something i, i'd see that every day doing beach queens and other environmental activities. and if it's part of stop. thank you so much maggie. and what might be saying here is reflecting goals. so what we had from a lot of the people here and also a paul from an organization here and you k that found that 77 percent of 1st testing that the government. so neither political pods is not doing enough to ple

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here's abc's maggie rulli. >> reporter: today, princess kate taking a brave step, announcing she willr in public for the first time this year. the palace releasing this new photo, the very first glimpse we've had of the princess of wales in months. >> i thought the photograph of catherine by the tree and the natural environment -- clearly, the positive days have been enhanced by being out in nature and being with the kids and just doing normal things. >> reporter: and the princess issuing a personal and candid statement, updating the public about her ongoing cancer treatment writing -- good days and bad days. on those bad days you feel weak, tired, and you have to give in to your body resting. but on the good days, when you feel stronger, you want to make the most of feeling well." adding, "my treatment is ongoing and will be for a few months. on the days when i feel well enough, it is a joy to engage with school life, time on the things that give me energy and positivity, as well as starting to do a little work from home." >> i thought the language was warm, addressing some of the bi

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maggie, good morning. how are people dealing with this heat there?vely they're bracing for it right now. today is day one here in detroit of this stubborn heat wave that's expected to last throughout pretty much the entire week. if you look at those numbers, it points to the idea that this is what we're feeling across the country. major swaths of the great plains, the midwest, and up and down the east coast are hovering in the mid-90s if not close to triple digits. and we've been talking about this throughout the morning, and someone tweeted at us, okay, otherwise known as summer, we're talking about heat in june, almost july. first of all, the summer solstice is on thursday. that's the official start to the season. regardless of any official benchmarks, though, this is markedly early scientists tell us in the year to see heat this intense. it's coming on really quickly. something that can make it all the more dangerous for people who really just -- we haven't acclimated, as humans to the growing heat, the kind of slower steadier pace we tend to see

maggie vespa joins us from the scene in rochester hills, michigan. do you know about this absolute tragedy, maggie? >> reporter: alex, an absolute tragedy. authorities sent out a press police calling it definitely random. they don't believe that gunman, michael william nash, had any connection to the splash pad. they don't know why he chose it. it is also worth reiterating that he, they say, took his own life in the hours immediately following the shooting last night. that's a big reason why they say they don't have any indication as to motive. the 911 call came in around 5:00 p.m. the area was crowded with families. they said nash showed up with a nine millimeter handgun firing at least 28 rounds into the crowd. they said he reloaded multiple times, and he wounded nine people, including an 8-year-old boy who, today, is in critical condition having been shot in the head. what is really just beyond the horrible details of this shooting, what is really heading home for people, is the fact this is the third mass shooting in this area in the last three y

nbc's maggie vespa is in detroit with more on the extreme heat. that fast-moving wildfire. where do the firefighting efforts stand this hour? >> reporter: ana, this is the essence of a wind-driven fire. it's why this fire exploded over the weekend, why it continues to remain a threat as we speak. we just had a news conference from firefighters on the ground here. the good news is they're trying to do the best they can to contain the flames, push it away from a nearby interstate and away from the population center. to that end, it sounds like they're doing the best they can. you mentioned the containment number, 8%. that's up from 2%. it doesn't sound like much. on a fire of this size, any progress is a good sign they're doing all they can to push that away. we're hearing still the acreage nearing 15,000 acres, still a very, very large fire. as you can imagine with the first large fire of the season, it is all-hands-on-deck. we're talking about 1,200 personnel on the ground. that's just as many as the evacuation orders in this area, more than 100 e

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at maggie. why is it important to you to be here today? what you want from the next income and governments here, and i want the government to put nature 1st on part of that generation where we destroy the natural world. and i'm here with thousands of other people who are standing up for nature in particular, i'm standing up for a species that are on the edge of extinction in the u. k, including the hedgehog. and is this one of the deciding issues of the next election? it is the environment is the most important issue for me in this selection. i live in north, norfolk on the coast and sewage roscoe and just being done on our beach. and so that's something i see that every day doing beach cleans and other environmental activities and it's difficult to stop. thank you so much maggie. and what might be saying here is reflecting goals. so what we had from all the people here and also appalled from an organization here in the you k that found that 77 percent of faith to things that the governments and neither political parties are doing enough t

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like the branding is topnotch. >> maggie, you are in your insect era. i like it, too. >> well done. are coming. >> we have all seen this movie, and we know how it ends. it's not good for us, okay? that's all i'm going to say. anyway, we are looking at severe weather developing today in the mid-plains where we could see rain fall rates could produce flooding from nebraska into kansas. then we have the risk of maybe some hail as well as we watch this. two inch hail possible from norfolk. concordia looking at that. tomorrow this front moves across the rockies, brings flooding from central oklahoma into parts of western missouri. we could be looking at hail one inch or larger. then sunday multiple areas of showers and storms across the great lakes. scattered showers through the mideast. we have a risk of flash flooding from omaha to kansas city. tomorrow that expands out. wichita into paducah. some areas picking up 5 inches of rain or more. it wasn't a real movie. but there is always this kind of movie. >> yeah. >> when the bugs take over. when nature takes over. >> okay, got it. >>> st