mick: sorry. host: if you don't know it already, -- something everybody in this room can identify with, which is an air travel disaster. cancel fright, up and on schedule. mick: i thought with a canceled flight, they had to pay for your hotel room overnight. i said, you are white house chief of staff, can you do something about this? apparently not. thanks for doing this. i appreciate it. so, i have been at events like this, wall street journal executive events in london, tokyo, and now here in the last three weeks. everybody wants to talk about trade. so, let's talk about trade. we will start with mexico. so, big deal over the weekend. immigration agreement with mexico that stopped the president from imposing tariffs this week and all goods coming from mexico. my question is, is this a done deal? or is there something yet to come that mexico needs to do? i ask obviously because the president tweeted in the aftermath that the agreement was a "fully signed and document addition" that we haven't see

>> mick: it's a couple different things they could do.nd in fact bob lighthizer is meeting with mexicans this week. mike pompeo is meeting with mexican representatives this week along with mr. kushner i believe and we will talk about specific things they can do and they know these things. they can secure their southern border. their southern border with guatemala and most of the people are coming in through mexico now are not mexicans, they are from guatemala and el salvador, other countries south of mexico. that border is only a quarter as long as the border with the united states. they could secure that border. they could go after their domestic terrorist organizations, their criminal organizations were in the business of moving people across mexico. keep in mind at any one time there's 100,000 migrants in mexico making their way up to the united states and lastly they could make mexico a safe place for these people to claim asylum. ordinarily when you leave a country like el salvador and you claim asylum, you do that in the first safe

the rolling stones front man mick jagger is back. and with some swagga. the band opened their delayed tool in north america it was postponed for 3 months because jagger needed heart surgery but fans agree that you wouldn't have been able to tell emo's like he's 30 years old even though he's 74 or 75 whatever he is he's fantastic he performed well i wish i had his surgeon. in the stones my fair bad even though i'm young i still love his enjoyment and when i heard about the hope issues i was scared that i wanted might not ever to see them so to see them play tonight was incredible it seems jagga and the stones into year as do their fans devotion and of course the music. they are still rocking out you're watching news up next world stories the beacon reports so stay tuned for that i'll be back with more news at the top be. my 1st bicycle was a sewing machine. i come from women are bound by this notion to. something as simple as learning how to write a bicycle isn't. since i was in the room that i wanted to have a bicycle of my home and it took me years to. f

the rolling stones front man mick jagger is back. and with some swagger. the band opened their delayed toll in north america it was postponed for 3 months because jagger needed heart surgery but fans agree that you wouldn't have been able to tell he moves like he's 30 years old even always 74 or 75 whatever it is he's fantastic he performed well i wish i had his surgeon. in the stones of my fair back and even though i'm young i still love to sing to him and then when i heard about the hope issues i was scared that i wanted might not ever to see them so to see them play tonight was incredible it seems jagger and the stones into your as do their fans devotion and of course their music. but don't forget you can always get news on the go just download our app from google play or from the apple store and that will give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for the breaking news you can also use the d w app to send us your photos and your videos. your watching the news up next the death used technology show shift o

mick mulvaney, his chief of staff, was one of the biggest advocates of that. we have an on environment for democratic and republican leaders of the establishment are trying to talk a mick mulvaney and his allies out of this vision but there are only a couple of months of real work left until september 30. they are going to be gone for several weeks, four or five weeks over the august recess and that is something that they have to address sooner rather than later. the senate and the house have really not made much progress in talking between the chambers yet. >> you heard the appropriators say that they don't want him across-the-board cuts. explain to people outside washington why appropriators don't want that. >> it's more than appropriators. we heard from republican leadership that no one wants these across-the-board cuts. one of the other things that is important to remember when discussing this is that even though the fiscal year begins on october 1, they still have until the end of december to reach a spending cap agreement and then to sort of work out the

i'm not usually, shall we say -- when mick mulvaney takes the lead, mick mulvaney was one of the leaders in shutting down government when he was here and voted to keep it closed, voted to keep it closed. and that was when we were operating on the republican number that we said we'll agree it to. we don't like it. we'll agree to it. and they didn't agree to their own number. so, i'm hopeful, always hopeful, always open. but i think left to our own devices we can get -- i keep using that phrase because there is bipartisanship in all of this. we know what we have to do. we can get it done. it's when they come in with deal breakers because they don't believe in governance. they don't believe in science which says evidence data, truth, fact, what we need to do for our country. so, if you don't accept that and you don't believe in governance, then you have a different approach to all this. okay. are you ready for game time tonight? see my yellow jacket? golden state warriors. i did. i made a bet with justin trudeau after it was 3-1. i didn't want to bring that up in normandy. it wouldn't have

. ♪ the triumphant return of the stones with mick jagger back on stage with all his moves. >> announcerthis is nbc "nightly news" with jose diaz-balart. >>> good evening breaking news tonight. the death toll has grown in one of hawaii's deadliest civilian plane crashes. a twin engine beechcraft bound for a skydiving trip went down shortly after takeoff friday evening killing all 11 people one of the victims just identified, a his sister telling us tonight he was adventurous and everybody loved him. the air field they took off from is on the northern tip of the hawaiian island of oahu nbc's gadi schwartz is there and has the latest >> reporter: a fiery ending on oahu's north shore just moments after a small plane took off bound for a skydiving adventure. >> assistance responding with a down aircraft this is at dillingham air field. >> reporter: witnesses captured the burst of flames and tower of smoke after the aircraft went down all on board perished. >> i'm seeing something just crashed and exploded over there. >> reporter: the skydiving experice at t o of a lifetime as seen in past ex

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the rolling stones front man mick jagger is back. and with some swagger. the band opened their delayed toll in north america it was postponed for 3 months because jagger needed heart surgery but fans agree that you wouldn't have been able to tell he moves like he's 30 years old even always 7475 whatever it is he's fantastic he performed well i wish i had his surgeon and i'm. in the stones my fair bad even though i'm young i still love his enjoyment and when i heard about the hope issues i was scared that i might it might not ever to see them so to see them play tonight was incredible it seems jagger and the stones into your as do their fans devotion and of course their music. or mine or now the top story that we're following for you at this hour protesters from across europe are occupying one of germany's biggest lignite coal mines they're demanding the germany take immediate action to limit the effects of global warming the protests comes after european union leaders failed to agree on a plan to make a blanket economy carbon neutral by 25th. and don't for

mick mulvaney was one of the biggest advocates. democrats and republican leaders of the so-called establishment are trying to talk them out of this decision. there are only a couple of months until september 30. they are going to be gone for several weeks, and that is something they have to address sooner rather than later. the senate and the house have not made much progress. >> don't want sequestration. do not want that. we have heard from republican leaders as well that no one once these across-the-board cuts. one of the other things important to remember, even though the fiscal year does begin october 1, if they have until the end of december to reach an agreement and workout their final bills, because the sequestration would not take effect until 15 days after the end of this session. most likely sometime in january. there are several months for them to reach a deal. one of the good signs is it seems like everyone agrees they need to increase spending caps, and there have been a few meetings between senior administration offic

. >> if you don't know it, mick had an air travel disaster. canceled flight, up ended schedule. >> i thought if they canceled a flight they had to pay for your hotel room overnight. apparently they don't. >> thank you for doing this. i appreciate it. so i've been at events like this -- "wall street journal" executive events in london, tokyo and now here in the last three weeks and everybody wants to talk about trade. so let's start with trade. let's start with mexico. big deal over the weekend. immigration agreement with mexico that stopped the president from imposing tariffs this week on all goods coming from mexico. is this a done deal or is there something yet to come that mexico needs today. and i ask because the president tweeted that the agreement includes a fully signed and document addition that we haven't seen yet. >> he talked about this a little bit ago. he flew out to iowa for an event and talked to the press a little bit. what we've got is an agreement with the mexicans to do a couple of different things. your newspaper has report

good to start it up on a monday morning with a little mick jagger, rolling stones. >> mick jagger is 75 years old, launched the tour on friday in chicago. showed no signs of heart trouble. >> i know. we're going to find out how he is doing in a moment >>> let's get to our top story the trump administration and iran trading new threats this morning after the president called off those military strikes but issued some new threats. there's another major reversal from the white house on another topic, and it is making headlines as well this morning we have complete coverage. we'll start with nbc's chief foreign correspondent richard engel. richard, good morning to you >> reporter: good morning, savannah after a new threat from president trump, the head of iran's navy this morning is warning that iran is capable of shooting down another american surveillance drone, as the administration is now gathering its allies against iran. arriving in saudi arabia this morning in a blinding sandstorm, secretary of state mike pompeo on a mission to build an international alliance against iran >> talki

. >>> and mick keeps on rolling. the legendary rolling stones frontman returns to the stage for t firstnc time siheart surgery to the delight of fans around the world, today, june 24th, 2019. >> from nbc news, this is "today," with savannahie guthr and hoda ko. li from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> hi, erybody. good morning. welcome to "today" on a monday morning. good to start it off with a little mick jagger, rolling stones. >> stoiv ye years old. launched that tour friday in chicago. no signs of heart trouble. >> we'll find out how he's doing, but the trump administration and iran trading new tlelts this morning after the president called off the tr military ses and issued new threads. there's another major reversal from the white house on another topic and it's making headlines as well. we have complete coverage. we'll start with richard engel. good morning to you. >> good morning, savannah. after a new threat from president trump, the head of n iran'sy this morning is warning that iran is capable of shootin

and now you have mick mulvaney saying the request was not unreasonable.ther white house would be at the very least apologizing for what is an abuse of power, what do you make of all of this? >> this request was very unfortunate. it was -- it seems clear that it was a low level aide trying to satisfy the president, but of course it's now sparked a furor across washington, and it raises difficult questions about how the military has become politici politicized, particularly under trump with the president clashing with gold star families, bringing the military into the mission at the border, and often giving political speeches to military audiences, but the important thing here is that the military did the right thing. the seventh fleet commander when he got the request he immediately squashed it, and in fact, the acting secretary of defense patrick shanahan who is on a trip to asia right now has told the white house now to stop politicizing the military. the unfortunate thing here for the pentagon is that shanahan's big speech in asia was overshadowed by th

they were calling for these cuts. -- mick mulvaney was one of the biggest advocates. democrats and republican leaders of the so-called establishment are trying to talk them out of this decision. there are only a couple of months until september 30. gone forgoing to be several weeks, and that is something they have to address sooner rather than later. the senate and the house have not made much progress. want's saying they don't sequestration. explain to people why they do not want that. no one once these across-the-board cuts. one of the other things important to remember, even though the fiscal year does begin october 1, if they have until the end of the sequestration won't taken -- effect until 15 days after the end of the session so likely sometime in january. there is certainly still several months for them to reach a deal. one of the good signs as it seems everyone agrees they need to increase spending cap and their have re: been a few meetings between senior and administration officials and republicans and democrats in congress. anthey do not reach agreement, th

the rolling stones kicked off their north america no filter tour in chicago over the weekend and mickss a beat his first concert since a faulty heart valven april to you can see right there. his moves right there, moves like jagger full on as if there was nothing wrong with him great to see him back on stage. >> thanks for watching "early today. >>> don't miss the first democratic debate in >>> massive size hail along with torrential rains hitting numerous states. flash flooding and tornadoes also striking overnight. >> secretary of state pompeo is meeting arab partners to build a coalition against iran while the president is speaking out, and today will slap strict new sanctions on the nation. >> presidential candidate and south bend mayor peter buttiegieg confronts an angry smashes into a crowd during nd l

but some of the moves here are classic mick jagger moves.on the first stop of their -- the rolling stones' u.s. tour. the band delayed the tour, obviously for the medical needs of its star. >> you can't really have the tour without him. >> you can't. >> you just can't do it. he is now, we believe, fully recovered and thousands of people were thrilled to see him. welcome back to the stage, mr. jagger. you have been missed by many. >>> thank you for starting your morning with us. >> "inside politics" with john king is up next. ♪ i hear the sound ♪ get the recipes at walnuts.org. has been excellent. they really appreciate the military family and it really shows. with all that usaa offers why go with anybody else? we know their rates are good, we know that they're always going to take care of us. it was an instant savings and i should have changed a long time ago. it was funny because when we would call another insurance company, hey would say "oh we can't beat usaa" we're the webber family. we're the tenney's we're the hayles, and we're usaa me

i don't think mick mulvaney is like here is the time i could cough and draw attention to myself.part is so selling where he does the -- so he's been wronged business-- by his chief of staff. >> speaking of leaking information, i'm surprised that portion of the interview wasn't leaked given it was recorded last week. i didn't watch it last night but i read through the transcript and this stood out and i didn't understand what is going on with the cough and the president moments later brought it back up with george when he thanked him for the interview and he said you agree with me right on the cough. it is bad. but he's been known to humiliate his team in the past as well. look at what he said about chris christie and about rex tillerson. so this is -- this isn't that novel in that sense. but one theory i read and i didn't think about it from this perspective but given the subject and sensitivity regarding his tax returns, somebody pointed out that maybe it was mick mulvaney trying to save the president and not trying to create a sound bite that could be used later on for abc but

mick moved to devon restored antique furniture but then, 50 years later...n whose songs have been streamed more than 100 million times. we're not really into rapping. like, we wouldn't choose to listen to rapping. this is the track that tyler has taken the sample from. 50 years on, it's got new life, hasn't it? definitely, and we're so excited about it. i'm now 71 so i didn't think it this age i would ever be sort of associated with any type of music. the songs called puppets. in one month, the song's been streamed more than 15 million times on spotify. 50 years on, it's got new life, hasn't it? definitely, and we're so excited about it. i'm now 71 so i didn't think it this age i would ever be sort of associated with any type of music. the songs called puppets. in one month, the song's been streamed more than 15 million times on spotify. the album on which it features reached number one in america. and kanye west is on it as well, isn't he? he's one of the people wrote the lyrics on it so that is one big name that we had actually heard of. as far as the song

it was mick mulvaney.ve been doing it because he didn't want the president to talk about his financials. >> but mick mulvaney wasn't the only staff member attempting to help the president. >> at some point, i hope they get it because it's a fantastic financial statement. it's a fantastic financial statement. ( coughing ) let's do that over. he's coughing in the middle of my answer. i don't like that. >> yeah. impeachment! f you're going to cough, please leave the room. ( coughing )

mick moved to devon restored antique furniture but then, 50 years later...scam. and it said they were representing an artist in america and could they use a sample of mick's song. we had a name given to us which was tyler the creator. who we'd never heard of. we hadn't heard of it because we're too old. tyler the creator is a 28—year—old american rapper and musician whose songs have been streamed more than 100 million times. we're not really into rapping. like, we wouldn't choose to listen to rapping. this is the track that tyler has taken the sample from. 50 years on, it's got new life, hasn't it? definitely, and we're so excited about it. i'm now 71 so i didn't think it this age i would ever be sort of associated with any type of music. the songs called puppets. in one month, the song's been streamed more than 15 million times on spotify. the album on which it features reached number one in america. and kanye west is on it as well, isn't he? he's one of the people wrote the lyrics on it so that is one big name that we had actually heard of. as far as the s

yesterday, chief of staff, mick mulvaney was deadly serious about his threats with mexico.ve said. >> he said this is just to get mexico's attention. we'll see whether he goes through with it and that he wanted to do something about it, and so this was the policy that they put forward, it's hard to know whether they were other things that were discussed, make a tax on remittances, and this was the watered-down version fir firms. >>> the pentagon has a warning foot without after the white house ordered statistic "uss mccain" to high the name. we are live at the pentagon next. you have watching msnbc. pentag next you have watching msnbc. who used expedia to book the vacation rental that led to the ride ♪ which took them to the place where they discovered that sometimes a little down time can lift you right up. ♪ flights, hotels, cars, activities, vacation rentals. expedia. everything you need to go. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ applebee's new loaded fajitas. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. applebee's new loaded fajitas. the doctor's office might mejust for a shot.o but why go back

i'm not unusually, shall we say, -- when mick mulvaney takes the lead -- mick mulvaney was one of the leaders of shutting down government when he was here and voted to keep it closed, voted to keep it closed, and when we were operating on the republican number, that we said we agree to it, we don't like it, and agree to it, they didn't agree to their only number. i'm hopeful, always hopeful, always open, but i think left to -- iwn devices, we can get keep using that phrase because there is bipartisan in all of this. we know what we have to do. and we can get it done. it is when they come in with deal breakers because they don't believe in governance. they don't believe in science, which says evidence, data, truth, fact what we need to do for our country. if you don't accept that, and you don't believe in governance, then you have a different approach all this. ok are you ready for game time , tonight? see my yellow jacket? [speaking simultaneously] >> with justin trudeau? rep. pelosi: i did. it was 3-1. i didn't want to bring it up in normandy. that would not have been appropriate. it

this morning acting white house ief of staff mick mulvan said mr. trump is "deadly serious" about the tariffs and suggesd mexico stop the migrants at their southern border. >> they can secure theirrn soutorder, their southern border with guatemala. and most of the people who arero coming in h mexico now are not mexico-- are not mexicans. they are from guatemala,hel salvador, countries south of mexico. that border is only a quarter as elong as the border with united states. >> thompson: we will have more on the situation in mexico and the tariff threat coming up later in the broadcast. tensions between the united states andhina rose on both economic and military fronts today. speaking in switzerland, secretary of state mike pompeo urged countries doing business with china to exercise caution. >> the united states welcomes china's participation in the global economy as long as it plays by the rules. but we encourage our swiss friends and partners to recognize the security risks associated with many of china's soonomic activities and we discussed that

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in the very first meeting when he walked in with the chief of staff mick mulvaney, it wasn't just some formal meeting, ok, let's sit down and have talks. he said i'm willing to make an agreement today, something i have not seen before. i think we spent more than five hours on it. he wanted to get to agreement. unfortunately, others in the room do not. they want to continue increased spending, and that is not a place that we can go. >> you just left a secure briefing on arend. what can you tell us at this point, and what is your reaction to the downing of the drone? do you think retaliatory measures should be taken at this point? i sayon -- >> what publicly, it is unacceptable, droneng down the american in international waters. it is unacceptable for any country to do that. iran knows it is unacceptable. what we have watch publicly go tankers, thembing uavs were able to capture that for the world to see. we've now heard of other shots being fired into saudi arabia. some reports i saw today publicly, watched other activities. iran has a long history of terror and that is not safe for the

. >> and rolling stones mick jagger rocks out on stage the first time since having heart surgery. >>>ight a three alarm fire in san leandro destroyed a large store on east 14th street, crews finally getting ahold of the blaze that started before 8:30 tonight. homes along georgia and east 14th street were evacuated and now it looks like a total loss. the fire there so bad crews gave up on the building itself just trying to contain it to the structure that you see there. tive americans say the bell m is a symbol of cruelty and racism. reporter ashley keene tells us how its removal came about. >> reportsanta cruz last year. she's part of the amah mutsun tribal ban and wanted to come to uc santa cruz to be connected to her ancestors. >> i wanted to live on a tribal land. when i was living here, only like four other members were living on the land at the time. >> reporter: the bell that hung outside of the services center was something she walked past often bringing up a painful past. >> it was just a constant reminder of the brutality and all the terror our people went through just there

are you nice and comfortable there, mick, yeah? they pay for the two care visits they get each day.te into them, they're soon gone. it does just annoy me that, because we've worked hard and saved all our lives, and provided for our retirement, that there is no help available whatsoever. the report also points to the ongoing difficulties of recruiting and keeping care staff. for those providing care, that's one more sign of the depth of the sector's problems. it'sjust the whole, system to me, is broken. but it's broken from the top. it's not social services' fault, it's not our fault, it's not the nurses' fault, it needs to go way higher than us. it needs to go back to the people right at the top that are making these damning decisions. i'll get your mouthwash ready for you, 0k? the government says it's put extra money into the care system, and that it will publish its much delayed plans for the future funding of care at the earliest opportunity. alison holt, bbc news. the mp chris williamson has been readmitted to the labour party after an investigation into comments he made about t

it's been intermediate goods that people don't really notice. >> the administration as mick mulvaneydent said the objective here control its n the south, right, as well as to control the flow going north. for instance, today, mick mulvaney alluding to the video of what's believed to be a thousands migrants crossing into texas in one moment. that's one example coming from the administration. is this a logical if then than that? >> i would say this is a mismatch between policy goals and tools the administration is trying to achieve those out outcomes. it's deeply outdated. let's say several hundred years outdated. not just in the united states but across most of the world for several decades now there's an agreement that trade and not tariffs are the way the g to boo -- go to boost everyone's economy. they hurt importers and consu consume consumers. it's not mexico or china who pays. is it going to achieve that goal. with foreign policy you have several different tools in the tool box you can use. i would say sanctions can be effective but tariffs certainly not when mexico cannot contr

mexico trade you with chief of staff mick mulvaney. and former counsel robert mueller breaks his silence. >> if we had confidence that the president clearly did not commit a crime -- >> he did not help me get elected, you know who got me elected. i got me elected. but mueller says he does not want to go before congress. >> the work speaks for itself. >> we will discuss what is next in the russia investigation with congressman doug columns a top republican on the house judiciary committee. plus, we want to do what is right and what gets results. >> we will ask our sunday panel how long speaker nancy pelosi can hold off democratic polls to impeachment. in some words of wisdom for the play of the 2019. >> i was told that i was going to be taken off the evening news and put on a talk show. that actually worked out for me. >> all right now on "fox news sunday". chris: hello again, today from the university of dubuque. tonight the start of the town hall with senator kirsten gillibrand on fox news channel. we came to the masterpiece on the mi

i guess the thing that was really amazing about growing up with mick, my stepdad,e had a music room withr that experiment, start to make songs. ♪ >> reporter: despite his rock and roll upbringing, ronson was heavily influenced by new york's hip hop scene. as a teenager he picked up gigs dj'ing at spots downtown. >> i would take my turntables and speakers for $70 in aow snstorm to any bar. anyw pre. a housety. if anybody said they rapid, come to my house. >> reporter: those early gigs led to bigger ones and his breakthrough, producek amy wineuse's grammy award-winning album "back to black". >> i came up with the chords for that. she loved it andent in the back room and wrotehe entire song and lyrics in an hour. she was able to access something when she was inspired that had no >>filter. eporter: you said this before that you do your best work with strong, honest women. >> right. >> reporter: like lady gaga, like winehoe adele. is there push back? you work all night, bring them a beat and they go, nope, n good? >> yeah, sometimes. like with amy, one time she came in and i played it and she

i don't like that cough, be gone, mick mulvaney. be intolerant of any descent or any bad news. so what do they do? as gloria and i were talking about, they go to the media because he does watch tv constantly. they hope that penpenetrates. but i have a serious question about his grip on reality. his reflex now is so profoundly and consistently to call on anything that he thinks are fake, to believe that anything is fake, that i don't know how he gets through a campaign like that. there will be valleys and adjustments that need to be made, and i'm not sure we're seeing a donald trump who is capable of adjustments. >> gloria, joe biden certainly seems to get his goat, right? joe biden has been on the campaign trail calling him unfit to lead, an existential threat to the u.s. how does the trump campaign counter that? >> well, let's see, donald trump has called him sleepy joe biden, which i think he will continue to do. donald trump will say joe biden doesn't have the energy to be president, and we'll talk about barack obama, and on and

are you nice and comfortable there, mick, yeah? they pay for the two care visits they get each day. them, they're soon gone. it does just annoy me that, because we've worked hard and saved all our lives, and provided for our retirement, that there is no help available whatsoever. the report also points to the ongoing difficulties of recruiting and keeping care staff. for those providing care, that's one more sign of the depth of the sector's problems. it'sjust the whole, system to me, is broken. but it's broken from the top. it's not social services' fault, it's not our fault, it's not the nurses' fault, it needs to go way higher than us. it needs to go back to the people right at the top that are making these damning decisions. i'll get your mouthwash ready for you, 0k? the government says it's put extra money into the care system, and that it will publish its much delayed plans for the future funding of care at the earliest opportunity. alison holt, bbc news. the time is 6.15pm. our top story this evening. a public outcry in america after a father and child drowned trying to cross

. >> do we have to waste time on mick mulvaney's characterization of my remarks? the question to me about mike mulvaney's news character ration of my remarks. we will never question the full faith and credit of the united states of america. it's in the constitution of the united states. while veiny is one of the people who shut down government because they didn't want to lift the debt ceiling, so he has no credibility on the subject whatsoever. i shouldn't even be engaged in a conversation that has him mischaracterizing -- we have never said -- what we had said what -- was that we will fight for the american people. aboutged at the beginning the good work the appropriations committee is doing. we want to come as close to their number as possible in the discussions, and that when the republicans threatened to not lift the debt ceiling, as you may recall, a few years ago, just the threat of it, because ,t was a very legitimate threat lowered the credit rating of the united states of america. and he was part of that. so i have never changed my view on the subject. wh

case, let's get to the news during an interview yesterday, president trump asked his chief of staff, mickvaney, to leave the room, after mulvaney coughed while he was speaking. which is weird, but at least it explains why melania started smoking unfiltered pall malls. [ laughter ] president trump announced plans this week to help people who leave prison find jobs as opposed to his current program where he gives people jobs and then they go to prison. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause the supreme court is expected to hand down rulings on up to 24 cases in the coming days before their summer break. also getting 24 cases before summer break, brett kavanaugh. [ laughter and applause [ audience oohs the dnc has announced the lineup for next week's presidential primary debate with elizabeth warren, cory booker, amy klobuchar, beto o'rourke and bill de blasio facing off against all of your friends' dads [ laughter ] [ applause ] hi presidential hopeful pete buttigieg said in a new interview that he is almost certain that america has already had presidents who were gay. and i'm not saying he's r

. >> mick mulvaney is joining me now. >> it is always a pleasure to be here. >> let me start first with virginia beach. does the president believe there is a role for the federal government to preventing the mass shootings? >> let's start with this. every time -- i saw the lead in you did with mr. williams. we have too many of these shootings and every time the first time we talk about is politics. the mourning period hasn't even stopped yet, let alone the healing process. let's not get too deep in the politics. >> this isn't about politics. >> it is. let's talk about policy. the policy the enforcement and what we're doing. what's been lost in the last couple of years is the fact that the administration banned bump stocks. we signed a piece of legislation that fixed the background checks. we don't know if background checks played a role. >> we've got to learn about the silencer situation. that seems like a legitimate concern. >> keep in mind i'm more familiar with this situation where a guy walks into a church and shot my desk mate in the senate. that was where the background check syst

but today is not about the commanders, mick, is it?and also those who lost their lives then but have died since, as your dad, who has passed away in recent years. he passed away in 1992. for me, away in recent years. he passed away in1992. for me, i'm away in recent years. he passed away in 1992. for me, i'm very proud of what my father did and of course, i think my father likewise would be very proud of what the country is doing today, to commemorate those events 75 years ago. that is the essential thing is we see the picture of your dad, that we continue to tell the stories of him in the many others because these vetera ns a re in the many others because these veterans are 95, 94, 96, and we may not get the opportunity to have another huge commemoration like this because there won't be many of these amazing men left. no, we need to commemorate it, and capture their stories while we can. looking back on 75 years on that tomorrow we will be live in normandy reflecting on the actual landings, it is interesting as well to think about the

i think if we go as star struck for a minute when mick jagger sat down with me. jagger but i would not say i am mesmerized. >> what's your idea of a perfect last meal? i am going to go with my wife's dish. >> mine? it is a vietnamese dish, it is called bun bo hue. looking good up there, parker. and jeff and his dad dave from right here in central park. send us the photo with your mug with the #sundaytoday. thank you >>> good sunday morning. it is 7:00. we're going to start with a live look outside and that is the bay bridge. good sunday morning. thank you for joining us. i'm scott budman in for kira klapper. vianey arana is here alongside to look at the microclimate forecast to start us off, a big weekend. we're going to get a lot of people outside for pride. >> so many outside for pride. if you don't have any plans, make some now. it's going to be beautiful, comfortable weather, because we're in the middle ground between seasonable and just below so it makes it a little bit cooler to start. 57 degrees in the south bay and peninsula 58. the tri-valley 56 de

and enduring rocker mick jagger swaggart back on stage last night after undergoing heart surgery in april the rolling stones front kicked off the band's delayed north american tour and chicago to the south. all in their seventies will play 17 dates the new filter to rake in $116000000.28. up next on the job you it's world of stories that we can reports with more on the protests that have been taking place in hong kong over a controversial extradition there watching the interview news from berlin don't forget you can get all the latest news and information around the clock on our website that's coming thanks for joining us. you. know off you know this is you know 5 minutes for a minute. has power and beauty. has it all.

from a whole lot mick when he does how can you ask the syud he shouldn't punish those who think differently by killing them you should be able to choose what kind of society you want to live in what kind of society we want it to be according to each of our own ideals we don't have because when we got that back and. in a statement to d.w. fire and said they would continue to fight for freedom of expression and thailand even if it means living in fear. or as we heard thai authorities have denied playing a role in the disappearances and deaths we spoke to catherine gerson a thailand campaigner for amnesty international and i asked her if the military junta really can be tied to these incidents. it's very hard to say who is responsible for these disappearances in cannons and that's why. independent investigation has to take place and then we haven't seen any news coming out. and you suspect you have a trojan is being identified we also have to say that these are individuals among those who disappeared or individuals. have been explicitly who shingle merit . the link can be no coincidence and it

the rolling stones front man mick jagger is back. and with some swagger. the band opened their delayed tool in north america it was postponed for 3 months because jagger needed heart surgery but friends agree that you wouldn't have been able to tell he moves like he's 30 years old even always 74 or 75 whatever it is he's fantastic he performed well i wish i had his surgeon. in the stones of my 3rd grade even though i'm young i still love his enjoyment of what i heard about the hope issues i was scared that i might it might not ever to see them so to see them play tonight was incredible it seems jagga the stones into you as do their friends devotion and of course their music. next the the latest edition of sift living in the digital age at this time with a look at how women around the world are using social media platforms to fight violence and discrimination and make sure to stay tuned for that i'll be back at the top of the hour with more headlines don't forget in the meantime you can get all the latest news and information around the clock on our website