craig melvin, thank you. >>> we're learning more being credited with stopping that attack from becoming a massacre. that in the words of one of the elected officials who was there. tom costello is at med star washington medical center this morning. tom, good morning to you. >> good morning. quick upstate on representative scalise. he's in critical condition. we're told the bullet traveled across his pelvis causing fractured bones, internal bleeding, internal injuries. he received several unites of blood. underwent emergency surgery and more surgery is planned. meanwhile, crystal griner is here who was credited along with her partner with saving many lives yesterday morning. after an all out gun battle in the park -- >> shots being fired and there are people running possibly victims involved. >> rt u.s. capitol police officers, crystal griner and david bailey are being hailed as heros for immediately returning fire and saving the lives of members of congress, family members, and many others. >> if they would n

melvin bradley, former u.s.dex truck. we thought we were doing a commercial, a story about a former fedex worker, but he didn't know we were going to be popping out. and we've got -- he was nominated by his daughter, melody, his wife wanda is here, his grandkids, his son-in-law, they are all here. and we have chris lily cooking with us doing melvin's world famous boneless pork ribs. but first, the weather to show you what is going on. oh, and melmelvin, you probablyt cut by producers ruthlessly, righ >> allt? >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. nice cool start, but we've got sunshine. warm temperatures into the 70s and low 80s. 80 degrees and partly sunny skies for delaware. clouds are breaking in the lehigh valley with sunshine and 82 degrees this afternoon. the cool neighborhoods will be in new jersey especially at the shore where sea breeze will keep temperatures in the low 70s this afternoon. sunshine in the suburbs, warm into the low 80s along with philadelphia up to 81 this afternoon. have a g

melvin bradley, former u.s. we thought we were doing a commercial, a story about a former fedex worker, but he didn't know we were going to be popping out. and we've got -- he was nominated by his daughter, melody, his wife wanda is here, his grandkids, his son-in-law, they are all here. and we have chris lily cooking with us doing melvin's world famous boneless pork ribs. but first, the weather to show you what is going on. oh, and melmelvin, you probablyt cut by producers ru >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. beautiful weather as you get ready to head out the door, but it will be heating throughout the day. oakland is 62 degrees and 64 degrees in san jose and palo alto. we are focusing on the warriors victory parade forecast as we start out in the low 60s. we'll be in the upper 60s as we go throughout the morning. mid-70s this afternoon with a lot of sunshine and heating up in the valley. >> melvin gets his 30 seconds all the time because i go to mel vip. coming up, we are going to be cooking with

. >>> bob melvin and the as had no answer for the rays' bats in tampa. bottom of the 4th smith connects for one of the rays' five home runs in the game and they crush oakland 13-4. >>> warriors crushed tonight by the cleveland cavaliers, but i tell you what. i think the warriors are lucky to get out of here with a split. i think they were outplayed both games but did win game three. so they're going back to oakland for game five. they can win it there. >> thank you. we'll be right back. who are these people?

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melvin goodman will talk about his time with the cia. [inaudible discussion] >> welcome to the gaithersburg book festival. i'm audrey and i'm washington independent review of books representative here helping at this festival. it's a city that proudly supports the arts and humanity. we're pleased to gripping you this fabulous event thanks to the generous support of sponsors and volunteers. when you see them, please say thanks. a few announcements. please silence your cell phones. if you're on social media, use the hash tag gbs and i think i see gbs17. your feedback is valuable to us. surveys are able. by submitting a century ray you will be entered into a drawing for a $100 series to gift card. melvin goodman will be signing books after the presentation. copies of his book right here are on sale the politic and prose tent. this is a free event but helps the book city of if you buy a book. the more books we sell another our events, the more publishers want to send the authors here to speak with us, and purchasing books from our partner, p

>> hello, congresswoman speier, craig melvin here. they just passed a resolution here recognizing first responders and police on the field yesterday, also hope for the injured. 30 years ago you were shot in jonestown. since then there have been countless more shootings. what do you think it's going to take to change the stance on gun safety that a lot of your colleagues seem to have? and the tone. >> we always think there's going to be a tipping point. we thought that 20 children losing their lives in sandy hook would be a tipping point, and that wasn't. there is a huge divide that exists between republicans and democrats, and there shouldn't be. i mean, there already is a law that says there should be background checks for everyone who buys a gun and yet you don't have to do a background check if you buy them on line or at gun shows. and there's issues around making guns safer by using smart technology and having the opportunity to research on gun violence. and yet those are simple, straightforward, no one wants to take anyone's gun

host: melvin, what do you think of the paris agreement? what do you think the value it brings? caller: i think we should stay in it. we're better together. it don't have to be just the u.s. i got sons and grandsons in the military and -- we need these people. my son when he went to iraq, he had to stop off in germany. he had to stop in all these places so they can exchange planes. host: got you. what do you think about the other countries that are left in this agreement? guest: couple of comments. the first one let me go back this idea that president trump is undoing everything that president obama did. i think you see that a lot of what president trump did was basted on the fact that his agenda was frustrated in congress. when he was elected, he did not run in 2008 on global warming agenda. he barely mentioned. neither did his opponents. as soon as he got in, he said we need cap and trade legislation to control emissions. type. that's the kind of fight that we need in this country. the political debate, congress debated it, the house passed it narrowly. blow back from the coun

that does it for this edition of "andrea mitchell reports" craig melvin takes over right now. >> indeed we are, good to see you. thank you. thank you for joining us. good afternoon to you. craig melvin live here at the nation's capitol, lots of stories we're following on this thursday afternoon. obstructing justice? nbc news confirming special counsel robert mueller investigating president trump for possibly obstructing justice in the russia probe. is there evidence to prove the president was trying to interfere with the investigation? critical condition, congressman steve scalise undergoing his third surgery this morning as his colleagues call for unity and a change in tone here in the beltway. but are any of them actually doing anything to shift the rhetoric. we'll look at that and deadlock, the judge in the bill cosby sexual assault trial ordering that jury to keep trying after they informed him they are deadlocked. is a mistrial or hung jury imminent. let's start with the russia investigation, president trump pushing his jobs agenda before the cameras a short time ago. he has also l

craig melvin here from msnbc headquarters in new york city. russia, russia, russia.ministration tried to lift sanctions on russia shortly after the inauguration. and putin on the defense. vladamir putin again denying claims his country interfered in the u.s. elections when pressed by nbc's megyn kelly. and the heat is on. president trump under fire for backing out of the paris climate agreement. we'll talk to one lawmaker who says he's going to uphold the accord, despite the president's announcement yesterday. >>> also, epa chief scott pruitt, press secretary sean spicer set to brief reporters roughly 30 minutes from now. we will bring that to you live here. but we start in st. petersburg, russia, where a short time ago nbc's megyn kelly moderated a discussion at the world economic forum there, on that panel vladamir putin. once again, denying russia's involvement in the u.s. election. he also addressed the new report confirmed by nbc news that the trump administration sought to lift sanctions on russia.

melvin spent 20 years behind the wheel of the school bus and n and the com main thing i try to tell the drivers is, remr thing, you were once a kid yourself. and you know how it is, so just treat them like you want to be treated. love them, that's all. >> well, he said he's looking forward to now sleeping in during his retirement. and i have a little bit of a correction from the last time. so i said that he bought flowers for his mom along the route, he buys flowers for moms along his route, the moms of kids. >> even better. and probably his mom, too. >> yes. >> how wonderful. >> great job. >>> time right now is 10:12. we'll take you outside to the front lawn of the studios in northwest d.c. a bit muggy out there with the flag flapping in the wind. tom is letting us know how long the humidity is stick a father's day when we check bacn the last few fios built its 100% fiber optic network because we knew father's day when we check bacn the last few that everyone would need faster internet. so we're introducing fios gigabit connection. it delivers amazing new download speeds

that does it for this edition of "andrea mitchell reports" craig melvin takes over right now. >> indeedu. thank you for joining us. good afternoon to you. craig melvin live here at the nation's capitol, lots of stories we're following on this thursday afternoon. obstructing justice? nbc news confirming special counsel robert mueller investigating president trump for possibly obstructing justice in the russia probe. is there evidence to prove the president was trying to interfere with the investigation? critical condition, congressman steve scalise undergoing his third surgery

melvin fizzle, known as mr. melvin to his kids after 20 years behind the wheel. parents and students and school people who had been there many years before came back to surprise him. >> i love all my kids, every last one of them, even though some of them were a little different, they were my kids and i loved them. i'll still be here. i'll be riding through the neighborhood, gang, so be on your best behavior. you never know, i won't be in the yellow bus, but i'll be watching. >> the state of maryland also gave him a certificate thanking him for his service. >>> straight ahead, amazon spends a whole paycheck on its largacest quisition ever. we'll break down the grocery store deal in our consumer alert. >>> plus, the joke from steve harvey that has the y2e2dy y1a2y introducing fios gigabit connection. superfast internet at an incredible price. with speeds up to 940 megs. that's 20x faster than most people have. and, it's just $79.99 a month online for 1 year. and only $5 more per month for the second year. get fios gigabit connection for $79.99 with tv, hbo for 1 ye

it's driver melvin frazzle's last day. >> this is too much, you guys.rter: he's applying the brakes to has 20-year ride, he's retiring and these folks couldn't let him pull up without a send-off. >> every kid made a page and this letter, we're going to miss you so much. >> reporter: he got a book his students and parents put together and an proclamation from annapolis. >> be it officially known to all the sincerest congratulations offered to melvin earl frazzle. >> reporter: so what's his secret? >> the main thing i tell all the drivers, remember one thing, you were once a kid yourself. and you know how it is. so just treat them like you would want to be treated and love them. that's all. >> reporter: it's not really all. his cheer extends to parents as well. >> on mother's day, he gets off the bus, gives each mom a rose, even the nannies. >> he just, like being made everyone happy and called people nice names. >> thank you, guys. >> these are my kids and i'm not going to let anything happen to them, and bless the lord, nothing has happened. >> reporter

craig melvin is up next here on msnbc. craig? >> hey, there, andrea.ood weekend. >> you too. >> craig melvin here. trump versus comey. brand-new nbc polls numbers just out showing who americans believe when it comes to the story about why the fbi director was fired. this is the president implies a new interview that he bluffed about having tapes of their conversations to keep comey honest. also this afternoon missed opportunity? new reporting calls into question whether president obama acted soon enough and forcefully enough when he learned russia was meddling in the election. did he let putin off the hook? >>> trump care backlash. republicans leader trying to convince

craig melvin at msnbc headquarters. lots of news on this busy friday. back to business. president trump hosting a world leader, proposing a new path on health care, but dogged by bipartisan criticism. what will it take for him to get back on message? personal attacks. mika and joe responding to the president's personal attacks on social media. the president responding to their response. when will it just stop? >>> and repeal now, replace later? president trump suggesting the senate should separate the repealing and replacement of obamacare. what that would look like and will moderate senate republicans even back the idea? >>> we start with president trump and republicans trying to get back to business, trying to demonstrate unity and resolve after the president engaged in that twitter war with a cable news host that drew condemnation from both sides of the aisle. as he meets with south korea's leader today and talks unity in the face of a long-standing conundrum, north korea. he's preaching the exact opposite when it comes to long-standing republican frustrations over he

bob melvin in staff, they got him competitive in a and b games not enough.van gathis a two rbi flair. houston can beat you in so many ways. they won for the ninth straight time in oakland. top nine carlos correa went yard off of smith. 49-24. a's lost this one. they will try to avoid a sweep on thursday. >>> for the giants pence. this one hurt in atlanta. bottom of the ninth. watch pence go down and get it. pence' fifth home run of the year. tied the game up at three. this one went extras. giants could have won last night but they couldn't get a break. walk off. you know the braves have won 12 games. that leaves the bigs in the category. giants 5-3. have not won a series since may 26th. espn is rerting that raiders quarterback derek carr is very close to signing a new contract. a deal reportedly worth $25 million per season. that would make him the highest paid quarterback in the league. you saw what happened to this team when he got hurt just before the play off. and nhl awards night in vegas. sharks defenseman bret burns was voted the norris trophy winners

craig melvin is up next here on msnbc. craig? >> hey, there, andrea. have a good weekend. >> you too. >> craig melvin here. trump versus comey. brand-new nbc polls numbers just out showing who americans believe when it comes to the story about why the fbi director was fired. this is the president implies a new interview that he bluffed about having tapes of their conversations to keep comey honest. also this afternoon missed opportunity? new reporting calls into question whether president obama acted soon enough and forcefully enough when he learned russia was meddling in the election. did he let putin off the hook? >>> trump care backlash. republicans leader trying to convince hold out republicans. the health care bill already on life support. >>> breaking news this hour on the impact on the controversy between president trump and fired fbi director jim comey. new nbc news polling you'll see for the first time showing what americans think about the issue and who they believe more, president trump or jim comey. after the president admitted he did not r

craig melvin at msnbc headquarters in new york.e, word from our political director chuck todd at least three gop senators plan to publicly oppose the health bill later today. we could get more reaction from wavering republicans some time this hour. if and when that happens, we will, of course, bring it to you immediately here. >>> we've already seen some protesters, some in wheelchairs outside the office of republican majority leader mitch mcconnell. at least 15 folks arrested. some literally

craig melvin is up next on msnbc.become quite the prolific twitterer, andrea mitchell. tweeter, i should say. good to see you. >> thank you. >> good tuesday afternoon. craig melvin at msnbc headquarters in new york. three big stories we're following this hour. number one, trumptest high-stakes elections in georgia and south carolina happening today. can democrats pullff two major upsets as president's approval ratings tank? to new lows. >>> also, health care battle. senate republicans pushing for a vote on their plan to repeal obamacare before the july 4th break. i'll ask one democrat how her party is trying to fight back. >>> and pressing questions. reports the white house press secretary's days at the podium are numbered. we'll see if sean spicer talks about those rumors of a major shake nextel cup the white house communications team when he takes to the podium for the first time in more than a week. that's going to happen this hour. but we start with that runoff election in georgia, which touches just about every r

craig melvin at msnbc headquarters in new york. unveiled and already in trouble, word from our political director chuck todd at least three gop senators plan to publicly oppose the health bill later today. we could get more reaction from wavering republicans some time this hour. if and when that happens, we will, of course, bring it to you immediately here. >>> we've already seen some protesters, some in wheelchairs outside the office of republican majority leader mitch mcconnell. at least 15 folks arrested. some literally carried out by capitol police. the kentucky senator wrote this bill with little outside help from other republicans. here are a few of the highlights from the bill. first, big cuts to medicaid, the cuts increase after ten years. secondly, those tax credits that subsidize premiums, the senate bill pegs them to income. the house bill pegged them to a person's age. third, the bill eliminates obamacare's taxes on the wealthy. some of those taxes on insurers as well, fourth pre-existing condition coverage will stay. t

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craig melvin at msnbc headquarters. lots of news on this busy friday. back to business., proposing a new path on health care, but dogged by bipartisan criticism. what will it take for him to get back on message? personal attacks. mika and joe responding to the president's personal attacks on social media. the president responding to their response. when will it just stop? >>> and repeal now, replace later? president trump suggesting the senate should

. >>> bob melvin and the as had no answer for the rays' bats in tampa. bottom of the 4th smith connects for one of the rays' five home runs in the game and they crush oakland 13-4. >>> warriors crushed tonight by the cleveland cavaliers, but i tell you what. i think the warriors are lucky to get out of here with a split. i think they were outplayed both games but did win game three. so they're going back to oakland for game five. they can win it there. >> thank you. we'll be right back. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. >>> the late show with stephen colbert is up next. have a terrific weekend and we'll see you monday! good night. captioning sponsored b

. >>> an ugly night for manager bob melvin and the a's in miami. taking an early lead, the green and gold gave up eight unanswered runs. they fall to a season worst ten games under .500. >> the warriors continue to dominate the national headquarters lines. jimmy followan zbrating the team on a win and talked about the pair of tickets that sold for a record price. >> $133,000 for a pair of tickets to last night's gam. it seemed like a great idea until they found out the seats were behind shaq. >> catch more of jimmy's monologue in just a few minutes following this newscast. "the tonight show" begins at 11:35. >> look at this. >> we'll be right back. oh, no, sorry. >> i want to talk about the warriors a little bit more. >> want to see the s.i. cover. i forgot about this. >> that's kevin durant on the cover of stlts. one of the perks of being the championship team is you get perks like this. a moment in the sun. >> they are going to be on a lot of covers this season, this year. >> durant. >> back in a moment. celebrate the summer of heroes, only at di

left field to cut the lead by two philadelphia holds on -- they beat the giants 5-3 meanwhile -- bob melvins got some revenge on the nationals -- after losing 13-3 last night. oakland offense woke up as they hit four home runs -- three of them were 2-run shots. ryon healy capped off the a's win with his second home run of the game in the seventh inning. oakland wins 10-4. ( marty ) still ahead.. seeking the truth. thousands of people take to the streets around the country. we'll show you their message to president trump. áááábreakáááá ( marty ) here's a live look at the bay bridge. ( marty ) dave spahr has your forecast... (dave) dry weather conditions are forecast through the remainder of the weekend with temperatures remaining slightly below seasonal averages. a warming trend is forecast for the start of the upcoming workweek before cooling occurs during the second half of the week. rain chances also develop later next week. ( marty ) police arrested one person in connection with the murder of an australian tourist outside a san francisco hotel. it happened friday at 2 a-m. 33-year-old ma

also melvin munro says, the americans pulling out of the agreement is catastrophic for our world and reaction on the markets and also from businesses. it feels like there has been a huge and immediate response. it was channelled, i do not know if you saw emmanuel macron's speech, he finished in english saying, make our world great again. a direct challenge to donald trump to say if you are going to ta ke trump to say if you are going to take that position, i will take this position and i have more people behind me ready to fight back. this could be the defining, certainly characteristic of politics. we have economic some productivity and jobs and tech to talk about, but it could be channelled through this environmental concern. interesting you said a lot of the oil company bosses tweeted to say they do not agree with the decision. they have huge investment tied up in green energy because the 0bama plan made them do it. they want to be good corporate citizens. they know as people become aware they do not want to buy from a dirty company, so—called. with corporate and social responsibi

leland melvin had promising career in the nfl but injuries snatched that away.. his second act in life was to become an astronaut. yeah. astronaut. and now the man also known as the astro flew on twitter when he went viral with this official portrait with his dog. i like that dog. he shared what he's learn new book called chasing space it includes what he learn from the grid iron from outerspace this morning he joins us live in the loft. good morning to you. that is a fantastic picture. >> >> your story is so compelling. how does one go from the nfl to space? >> you know, foundational until my parents told me i can do anything. i think i can and i think i can. and curious george. curiosity led me to do all these different things. no one ever told me i couldn't. >> when you were playing football was being an astronaut something that was always in your mind? did it take that injury to really say now i'll pursue this. >> it wasn't i got to nasa that this gentleman said, you'd be a great astronaut handed me an plick. i look at it. didn't fill it out. another friend

melv melvin spent 20 years behind the bus. and the community surprised him with a special send-off. he received a book from his studentsnd you put y somebody else's shoes. he's now sleeping in and enjoying retirement. we wish him well. he's awesome. he says even sometimes he brings his momma flowers along his route. >> he's good to kids and his momma. good for him. 20 years, he must have seen a lot of the kids grow up. >>> we'll take a look outside. it's a bit of a muggy start to this saturday. tom will let us know how long the humidity will stick around as well as what to expect for father's day when we check back in with him. >>> and we have an tubby >>> good morning. i'm storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein. on this saturday morning, we're all dry except one little shower in the eastern shore. if you plan on getting a bike ride today, getting in a run or and drink plenty ofmi thundershr during the afternoon. and by 6:00 p.m., back down to the low 80s. then thundershowers around dissipating by early this evening. a look at the severe chances for the start of the workweek in a fe

. >>> good morning to you, i'm craig melvin. >> and i'm sheinelle jones. >> good morning. >> it makes you look, my kid is about that age and not going to college. >> your boys play soccer. >> they do. you can get them out on the field and be well on your way. >> wait until you hear this kid's story. he's a talent. >> and calvin is six months today, right? >> yes, six months today. >> we'll get you that story in a moment. at least seven u.s. sailors are missing this morning after a u.s. naval destroyer and emergent ship collided off the coast of japan. the pentagon correspondent extensive. this morni heavily-damaged "uss fitzgerald" back in port after taking on water following a dangerous collision at sea. in the pre-dawn hours saturday morning, naval officials say a philippine-registered merchant vessel smashed into the much smaller navy destroyer while conducting routine operations off the coast of japan. the ship's bridge was damaged in the collision limiting communications with crew members on board. at least three crew members were airlifted off the ship to nearby hospitals, inclu

. >>> bob melvin and the as had no answer for the rays' bats in tampa. bottom of the 4th smith connects for one of the rays' five home runs in the game and they crush oakland 13-4. >>> warriors crushed tonight by the cleveland cavaliers, but i tell you what. i think the warriors are lucky to get out of here with a split. i think they were outplayed both games but did win game three. so they're going back to >>> the late show with stephen colbert is up next. have a terrific weekend and we'll see you monday! good night. (narrator) imagine, wiping away the appearance of crepey skin. on your arms... (female narrator) on your legs... (male narrator) and even your neck. (female narrator) what would your reaction be? -can i look now? -yes. are you serious? oh my goodness! (female narrator) and now a paid presentation for crepe erase. (male narrator) a breakthrough targeted body treatment brought to you by trusted guthy renker. (female narrator) and featuring emmy award winning actress jane seymour. (male narrator) beloved little house on the prairie actress mel

in the sixth -- the sprinklers turned on causing around two- minute delay -- bob melvin didn't seem too. corey kluber shut out oakland -- struck out ten and threw a 2-hitter in six innings bottom sixth the tribe with two on -- daniel robertson brings in the fifth run of the game on a field error -- ryon healy bobbles the ball -- oakland had three errors in the game indians take two out of three they win 8- nothing this week's lexus experience amazing ultimate highlight goes to albert pujols. last night against the braves a bloop one to center that hit moves him past babe ruth to 44th on the all- time hit list with 2,874 angels go on to win the game 2-1 the 49ers reaching out to their "faithful" last night they held a special event for fans outlining the state of the franchise as well as new fan outreach plansincluded was new stadium signage plans to illustrate the franchises ast success homage to the greatest plays like "the catch" and their five super bowl championshipsceo jed york talked about the need for the recently struggling team to reach out more aggressively to the fans and hon

the a's in houston taking on the best team in baseballbob melvin going for his 4th stright winsean manaeaome call him the "somoan randy johnson" sit down george springer!... he gave up 9 hits but only 1 run in 5 2/3 inningstop 6th/ 1-1 tieryon healy goes opposite field off james hoyt for a grand slam!!!... 5-0 a's(healy: 18th home run)final: 6-4 a's (springer hit a 3-run home run to tighten it up) with steph curry and kevin durant pretty much sure to return the warriors most important free agent is andre iguodalaand teams are jumping at the chance to pry him away from the warriors the minnesota timberwolves san antonio spurs la clippers philadelphia 76ers orlando magic brooklyn nets and utah jazz are among the teams interested in the 2015 nba finals mvp acording to reports it's almost as much a strategy to weaken the warriors as adding a quality playerreports have iguodala possibly fetching up to 20 million per- season a number the warriors would likely not be willing to pay russell westbrook was a landslide choice for nba mvp an award that is voted on at the end of the regular season las

. >>> and melvin spent 20 years behind the wheel of the school bus. now he's retiring and the community surprised him with a special send-off. he received a proclamation from officials in annapolis. he's been offering advice to other bus drivers as well. >> the main thing i tell all the drivers is to remember one thing, you were once a kid yourself, and you know how it is. so just treat them like you would want to be treated and love them. that's a. inspiration, his kids, his mom, i love it. >>> the time is 6:12. we'll take you outside this morning where we are hot. can you feel it? it's like a wet towel slapping you in the face. it's muggy out there. tom will let us know how long the humidity is going to stick around and what this special father's day has in store. >>> and an update on tubby tabby. why pretty soon you won't be ab restlessness... extreme anxiety... pacing... a constant urge to move. o schizophrenia medications. if mme learn more at myakathisia.com. ♪ >>> good morning. a mild and muggy start this saturday morning. a lot of clouds aroun

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i am chris jansing in for craig melvin. big news day.rting with a supreme showdown, agreeing to hear legalities of donald trump's travel ban. >>> twitter tirade, president trump on the attack charging barack obama didn't do anything to stop russian interference in last year's election accusing him of collusion. is the president finally acknowledgi acknowledging russia's election meddling. >>> with pressure building and five republican senators saying they i'm vote no, last minute changes that supporters hope will save the bill. can republicans pull it off. >>> let's begin with the supreme court handing down some momentous decisions. announcing it will review the president's controversial travel ban in the fall. but the big news in the meantime, the ruling lifts most of the current blockdes -- blockdes on that ban. to wreck it down,

george clooney, rodney gerber and mike melvin. this after three years and it is expected to close. no let's check in on the first word news with mark crumpton. >> according to the department of homeland security, there is evidence that russia started an election system in 21 states last year. a security official won't identify the states. the acting deputy says the states that were affected are aware of it. bloomberg reported last week that russian hackers hit systems in as many as 39 states. former homeland security chief jeh johnson says it would have been in his words unforgivable not to alert the american public ahead of the 2016 election that the russians hacked them accredit email systems. for the house intelligence committee today, johnson also said he wasn't happy that he learned about the hacking well after it occurred. for the next two years, brexit will dominate the uk's agenda. outlined theth priorities in her annual speech to lawmakers. eight ernment planned does to ease the withdrawal from the european union. they addressed the issue of terrorism. >> wework to find su

craig melvin is up. hey, craig. >>> hi, andrea. don't go too far. miami. any minute now president trump expected to arrive from the airport at this theater. he's also expected to announce a partial reversal of president obama's cuba policy. in attendance a slew of top republicans including senator marco rubio. now, normally this would be the biggest story of the day, but it has competition on this friday from none other than the president himself. at exactly 9:07 this morning president trump took to twitter and up ended his go-to talking point throughout this entire russia investigation that he's not under investigation. here's what the president said. quote, i am being investigated for firing the fbi director by the man who told me to fire the fbi director, witch-hunt. now, at first glance it would appear

i'm katie in for craig melvin at msnbc headquarters in new york.o comey, we have a date, one week from today, james comey, fired fbi director, well testify before the house intelligence committee. will president trump try to block his testimony? >>> putin's pushback. vladimir putin admits russians could have been behind cyber attacks to help donald trump's presidential campaign. and is he finally coming clean? >>> and president trump is set to reveal his decision on whether he'll exit the global climate agreement. will he bid ado to the paris accord? >> we start with the announcement from the senate intelligence committee, former fbi director james comey will testify publicly and for the first time before one of the congression congressional panels leading the investigation into russia and the 2016 investigation. the announcement a few hours before president trump is scheduled to speak from the white house rose garden on whether the u.s. will leave the paris climate change agreement. let's get right to our reporters and analysts, peter alexander is

i'm craig melvin. dylan dreyer here, as well. we'll go to california later for faces that only a mother could love. it's the annual ugliest dog competition. >> i said earlier, a lot of pups think they're ugly. they're cute. >> they are. >> no, some of them are just ugly. >> we'll let you judge coming up in a bit. >>> let's get right to our top story -- the senate health care bill in trouble with another republican defection. nbc's kelly o'donnell is live at the white house this morning with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the president is looking for his first big legislative win, and that means that he really needs the obamacare repeal to work. right now there are so few republicans that they can afford to lose -- just a hand flt ful because they have a narrow edge over democrats. they're reaching out to conservative members. this weekend republican leaders and the white house have some work to do. lawmakers home for a weekend grilling. >> i will be voting no. >> reporter: never senator dean heller, up for re-elec

john: mcdonald's melvin pickard tells me for $4.99 delivery charge you can get the big mac meal brought door. >> it goes to the convenience of get what you want when they want it delivered to the home. john: they have partnered with uber eats like old fashioned pizza delivery lets you know when the food is coming. >> you can see when the food is prepared and when it's picked up from restaurant and watch the courier coming to you with your food. john: why would anyone want fast food delivered to their door? believe us or not uber eats tell us one of the most searched for restaurants on the app the past year, yep, mcdonald's. the customer says $5 delivery cost seems high but it's great for busy parents. >> it's awesome to have have their kids. john: the programs launched in a thousand mcdonald's so far with more coming every week. we followed one of the first orders which happened to be to a local radio station. >> john? >> nice to meet you. john: d.j. duke hamilton say it's perfect for people like him who can't get away for lunch. >> cool! john: the biggest criticism of the people who tr

. >>> welcome back, i'm craig melvin here.rnight in north korea, the regime leader conditions allegations that otto was tortured. on the eve of his funeral, they claim his 22-year-old death was "a mystery." >> turns to the u.k., police considering charges including manslaughter as they continue their investigation into the tower fire in london. they say the cause of the fire was a faulty refrigerator. the death toll stands at 79. >>> johnny depp is lighting fires because of comments he made at an concert. >> when is the last time a actor assassinated a president. >>> a major contention for the gop bill is medicaid. they say it is not a replacement for medicare. it cuts president trump specificly said he would not make when he was candidate trump. >> i will not cut social security like every other american. >> save medicaid, medicare, and security without cuts, have to do it. >> former senior aide for the department of health and human services and so is dr. natalie azar. let me star with you, sir, the president and several law

i am chris jansing in for craig melvin. on capitol hill as attorney general jeff sessions gets ready for a confrontation with 134 some of his former senate colleagues over his handling of the russia investigation. could his testimony damage the in the under fire, president trump's friend suggesting trump is considering firing special counsel robert mueller. would the president try to get rid of the man trying to lead the russia probe. the cosby verdict watch. the jury in the bill cosby sexual assault trial deliberating, could his own words in his deposition sway the jury. let's start with that highly anticipated public testimony of attorney general jeff sessions with indications he plans to contradict james comey's sworn testimony. the hearing begins next hour. it could well be contentious touching on the firing of james comey, the russia investigation and sessions' own conduct in office. this new story line with one of the president's closest friends saying trump could decide to fire special counsel robert mueller who is c

. >> savannah guthrie and craig mefl rain in new york with a -- melvin are in new york with a previewf you. >> obviously having audio problems out of new york. you can see the "today" show coming up at 7:00. >>> now to a picture that you have to see that is really taking the internet is by storm. pun intended. >> yeah. take a look. a woman in western canada snapped this picture of her husband cutting the grass with a tornado swirling behind him. this was taken friday in alberta, canada. the man's wife told the local newspaper the cloud was much further away than it appears to be in the photo and moving away from the house. she says they kept an eye on the twister until it passed by. but i don't think that that would have been good enough for me. i would have been inside. >> nothing like that headed our way, but we are going to see rain today. >> i'm here like, oh, don't do that at home, guys. not a good idea. can't believe i had to say that. looking outside, yeah, we don't have to worry about tornadic activity. we have to worry about fog in areas and rain in the afternoon. right now i

. >> and i'm craig melvin. good to see ariana grande visit children in the hospital. 22 were killed. >> i love that she's taking her narrative back and going to perform this amazing concert. it's great to see all the celebrities and singers that signed on for this big concert. >> it means so much to manchester to get back to normal. >> pharrell, usher, nile horn. it's going to be great. >> more on that concert in just a second. >>> but first if russia tried to interfere in the u.s. election and if anybody in the trump campaign knew about it. we talk to someone who grabbed his own exclusive as well with a russian banker. good morning, keir simmons. >> reporter: good morning, that's right. yesterday it was denial after denial after denial from president putin. he denied that his government was involved in hacking, denied that the russians had intervened in u.s. elections and denied that there was a deal with the trump administration to lift sanctions. president vladimir putin on the defensive last night, telling