mitchell; right? >> right i why are you saying anything about the employer versus the employee. >> i'm not sdrurg employer and employee i'm saying that mr. mendez had already been part of the cooperative. >> okay. but right they're both involved but at issue the permit at issue relates to whether or not it should have been providential permit issued the applicant for the permit was ms. mitchell. >> right. >> the entity includes mr. shep and mr. mendez. >> right and the various members. >> and that's what is before you so mr. shep is shaking his head when i see that i'm needing clarification. >> i'm not at the directors hearing. >> i'd like someone to clarify. if you're finished with our rebuttal >> i won last question. >> i have a question too. >> we can skip over that. >> during the directors hearing for example, this evening we have a lot of public against mr. mendez. during - and i don't see anything for mr. mendez wellness clinic 33 at the directors meeting when was the audience there >> there wer

in the conversation with mitchell, leroux told mitchell that the more money was needed $35,000, --ys fees, $75,000, and another some for the maintenance of the family of mr. hunt while he was in prison. the total amount was rejected. and a figure of $75,000 was approved by mitchell. with the assurance that it was for attorney's fees. mitchell's testimony that he did not talk this over with the president, the president didn't know. and then going to dean's conversation with the president immediately following, which was the first time the president of the united states had been thoroughly briefed of what had been going on, supposedly. dean failed to tell the president this very most important fact. you thatubmit to dean's testimony come outside of the tapes, was the most damaging bit of evidence against the president. and yet dean has failed to tell the truth so many times during these proceedings, not just to hearings, thatr you almost lose counts. . we were told by mr. peterson, under oath, before this committee -- his testimony was very good. but on december 22, 19 72, he had inter

but vicky mitchell says her husband then got bounced around from doctor to doctor. medical records show it took two and a half months to have his surgery. the dallas va where mitchell had his surgery tells cnn this meets the standard of care at the va and that mitchell didn't have a typical type of skin cancer and therefore did not have a typical treatment plan. we talked to cancer surgeons outside the va and they say they don't wait two and a half months to operate on their patients. more like a few weeks at the most. >> the patients here wait months to get their cancer removed? >> no. certainly not. dr. carl is a cancer surgeon. he did a study of cancer surgery wait times at the va compared to other hospitals. >> the waits were roughly twice that of community hospitals. >> reporter: waits to remove liver cancers or colon cancers were more than twice as long at the va. his team first reported their findings three years ago. >> reporter: do you think

mitchell. i asked you to come and testify before our committee. i know that you've risked your career to report wrongdoing and suffered repeated retaliation from administrators who refuse to do the right thing so thank you. by bravely stepping forward dr. mitchell and dr. foote made congress, the i.g. and others aware of the problem in the va. unfortunately, without whistle blowers we were unable to identify many of the problems in the va. because of whistle blowers, we can now work to fix them. it is unacceptable and reprehensible that almost half of the office of special counsel's whistle-blower retaliation cases involve the va. the the bullying of patients and va employees that report wrongdoing must stop now. i sent a letter to acting secretary gibson last month asking him to remind all va employees of their rights as whistle-blowers. however, it is not enough that employees are informed of their rights. the va must still develop a culture of zero tolerance for whistle-blower retaliation at

. >> charles picked an individual by the name of richard mitchell out of this lineup.o, three other witnesses from the hardee's that night also picked out rich mitchell as the hitchhiker. >> 33-year-old richard mitchell looked remarkably like the composite drawing, and he'd been arrested a number of times for forgery and petty theft. >> we're pretty optimistic that we had found the person that might have committed this crime. >> investigators found mitchell at his home in harrington, delaware, and they knew immediately this was a dead end. >> as soon as i saw richard mitchell, i knew he was not our guy. he had a full beard. and the suspect we're looking for was clean shaven. >> furthermore, mitchell's palmprints didn't match the print from the crime scene. he also had an alibi. >> as it turned out, he was not our man. >> back at the crime scene, investigators found another clue, blood on the light switch in the victim's living room was not the victim's blood. presumably, it belonged to the killer. >> he could have cut his hand on the door when he broke the glass to rea

>> narrator: one of the inmates is william mitchell. he's in jail awaiting trial for burglary and has pled not guilty. the other is deamon beavers, who's charged with cocaine possession. he, too, has pled not guilty and is awaiting trial. >> just like any facility, we have fights. there's gonna be arguments, whether it's over just one tv, you know, three bathrooms. could be beef from the streets. but inevitably, fights will happen. but most times, people will get in a fight and we don't even know what happened, and then we do an investigation into it. >> step on here. to your left. >> narrator: mitchell and beavers are placed in temporary holding cells just a couple of doors down from each other and continue their dispute. >> that's right, fool! >> i ain't no bitch! you gonna sneak? he snuck [bleep] when my head was turned [bleep] >> bitch, you talking about life! >> fat-ass [bleep] >> narrator: mitchell got cut on his nose, so officers bring him to medical for treatment. >> [bleep] snuck me while i wasn't looking. >> my whole chest red

he said my name is mike mitchell. he said i'll be mike mitchell, too. and he took his name and he became mike mitchell and his son is towards mitchell. so i went to talk to george mitchell. i love this story because it really connected with me. my great-grandfather brought up the boat and i said what's your name? they said we cant spell that. take the last guy. his name is zuckerman. i could've been brian r. sub abc. so we have something in common. i was an east coast reporter, not that familiar with the energy business. she told me a story and his stories of estimating one, very american story as are a lot of things in my book. george mitchell ran this company. it's called mitchell energy. they were a midsized producer. they produce natural gas and they are responsible for about 10% of all the gas going to chicago. they were making money. he did pretty well. around 1982, mitchell could see the writing on the wall there wasn't much he could do. he didn't have any great job sure in asia and africa like exxon. ali had was an acreage in texas. he said let'

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george mitchell helped broker peace in northern ireland. he also tried his hand in the middle east, serving as u.s. chief envoy to the israeli and palestinians under president barack obama. >> for both sides, the disadvantages of not getting an agreement are much greater than the difficulties that will come with getting an disagreement. >> he spent 15 years in the senate, first representing maine and as majority leader. but he says money and rigid ideology have changed the political landscape. >> it is dysfunctional. i hope very much that the american people will demand clearly and loudly change and we will have the necessary change. >> the man who has played mistaken roles talks as well about one of the people who most affected his life. >> i am certain that but for her, i would have led a very different and probably much less meaningful life. >> i caught up with the senator recently in new york. >> can we span the globe a bit? >> go ahead. >> i want to hop scotch a bit. >> okay. it. years. >> what, if anything, has surprised you about the

mitchell? >> i am a title 38 employees and have been employed as a physician throughout my va career. >> and mr davis? >> i am just a general service employee. >> one of the things i am grappling with the proposal making it easy to fire employees. there is a debate on if we should extend this to title 38 employ employe employees. there is a sense something some members we want to make it easier to fire people but that run against the idea of protecting people that speak up. dr. matthews do you have any thoughts on this? we have the whistle blower protect protection but how do you feel about making it easier to file tigtle 38 employees? >> i think you should be able to be fired when veteran's lifes -- lives -- are at issue. they get a life long tenure and are not going to get in trouble for their action and that is not providing a safe health environment for the veterans or the health environment for the physicians. i don't think the chief of staff or mental health who threatened me two weeks ag

we started paul mitchell that way, beauty salon to beauty salon.ne, the same way it was launched. >> you have to come back and tell us about nascar racing as well. i know your family is into it. >> alexis is the world champion. >> i know, your daughter. thank you. founder and chairman of the board of john paul mitchell systems and the cofounder of rock mobile, john paul dejoria. ♪ ♪ >> this is "taking stock" on bloomberg. i'm pimm fox. today johnson & johnson raised , its earnings forecast for the second consecutive quarter. they reported 21% growth in their drugs business, and it is now the biggest unit of the company. all day my cohost carol massar has been at the company headquarters in new brunswick, new jersey, and she joins me now. carol? >> as you know, the company did come out with earnings. >> i was just going to say despite the results, 21% growth , as you just mentioned. shares of johnson & johnson didn't react positively. they were down. >> yes, they were, in fact, pimm. you are right. they did beat the top and bottom lines. a couple of

we did the same thing with paul mitchell. mentioned quickly going door-to-door, actually showing up. that seems to be a hallmark of the success you created. >> i learned that in my early 20's selling encyclopedias door-to-door with no appointments. it works. we did it with paul mitchell and the beauty salon. patron the same way. >> you have to come back and tell us about nascar racing as well. >> lexuses the world champion -- alexis is the world champion. >> founder and chairman of the board of john paul mitchell systems and the cofounder of rock mobile, john paul dejoria. ♪ >> this is "taking stock" on bloomberg. i'm pimm fox. johnson & johnson raised its earnings forecast for the second consecutive quarter. the drugs business is now the biggest unit of the company. all day my cohost carol massar has been at the company headquarters in new brunswick, new jersey, and she joins me now. >> as you know, the company did come out with earnings. >> despite the results, 21% growth as you just mentioned. shares of johnson & johnson d

mitchell and dr. foot made us aware of the va problems in phoenix that led to tdata on th wait time. without whistle blowers we were motable to identify many of the problems and now because of them we can work to fix them. half of the retaliation cases involve the va. the bullying of patients and va employees that report wrongdoing must stop now. i sent a letter to acting secretary gibson last month asking him to remind all va employees as their rights as whistle blowers. it isn't enough they are informed of their rights the va must deliver a culture of zero tolerance for whistle blower retaliation at all levels of its organization. employees shouldn't be afraid of ruining careers or loosing jobs for speaking up when something is wrong. patients shouldn't fear they would be denied care because they feel something is wrong. ... ... whistleblowers are necessary. my question is for all of our witnesses. if you could name one thing that the va could do it immediately to change the culture of silencing whi

. >> doctor mathews or doctor mitchell? >> my experience in the st. louis va have productivity data for every psychiatrist as to the number of patients being seen. and i know that there is only one who perhaps didn't get the full performance based for what could consider to be the bonus and that's me because actually for their own reasons they were correct. you could accomplish what i set out to do but just do what you want to do it you will not get into trouble for not working. the only reason i think one can get in trouble is by identifying problems and then coming forward. so that has to change. and i think it is a complex issue with the college culture, that the fix can be very simple and demanding the data and holding people accountable. you know, that once that starts to happen and some senior positions, not people that redesigned again, they have high integrity that they re-sign because they have integrity, but the people who don't care, those people need to b be fired be fit it sends a message that this is not -- this cannot be tolerated anymo

que el oficial desato su furia contra un estudiante: sot jesus lehman 1, 02 fue ah cuando marcel mitchelestrello contra el piso, se subi encima de m con su rodilla derecha oprimindome el pecho y no poda respirar. ante esta declaracion decidimos acudir a las oficinas del distrito escolar de oakland para investigar este testimonio: sot troy flint 1,51 en este caso si est involucrado marcel mitchell, quien fue el guardia de seguridad, en el incidente de francisco martnez, el incidente de los lehman, ocurri, una semana antes, pero no supimos del mismo, hasta despus del incidente de francisco martnez, que fue cuando la seÑora lehman, present una queja, y empezamos la investigacin inmediatamente. troy flint. el joven alega, que al dia siguiente del incidente, fue con su madre a la escuela a denunciar lo sucedido sot jesus lehman 12, 40, ellos no preguntaron si marchel mitchel, fue muy agresivo, no fue sancionado, y unos das despus, paso el incidente de la silla de ruedas, se pudo haber prevenido. la familia lehman, nos inform que aun no recibe respuesta por parte de las autoridades escolares.

sydney mitchell, here's to 100 more. god bless.ronan farrow daily" is next. >>> it's time for the "your business" entrepreneur of the week. jennifer beal is the founder of l.a.-based clean bee baby. an eco-friendly cleaning service for car seats and strollers. she partners with brands moms already love to build awareness and celebrity. a win-win situation for everyone. for more watch "your business" sunday mornings at 7:30 on msnbc. if i can impart one lesson to a new business owner, it would be one thing i've learned is my philosophy is real simple american express open forum is an on-line community, that helps our members connect and share ideas to make smart business decisions. if you mess up, fess up. be your partners best partner. we built it for our members, but it's open for everyone. there's not one way to do something. no details too small. american express open forum. this is what membership is. this is what membership does. [ cat meows ] ♪ ♪ da-da-da-da-da, bum-da, bum-da ♪ ♪ bum-da, bum-da ♪ the animals went in two by t

john mitchell, one of the defendants, was a former attorney general of the united states and also chairman of the committee to reelect the president. another, h.r. haldeman, was the president's chief of staff. another, john ehrlichman, was assistant to the president for economic -- for domestic affairs. the others were either on the president's staff or held responsible positions on the reelection committee. in the course of its deliberations, the grand jury voted unanimously with 19 members concurring that the course of events in the formation and continuation of the conspiracy was such that president nixon, among a number of others, should be identified as an unindicted co-conspirator in the bill, particular as to be filed in connection with the pretrial proceedings. now, although this particular decision and determination on the part of the grand jury occurred in february, it was a well-kept secret for two-and-a half months. the grand jury, of course, knew it. the members of the prosecution staff knew it. it was done so to avoid affecting the proceedings in a house judiciary committee.

. ;01 ;45 pkg ambos menores de edad hispanos y supuestas vctimas del mismo hombre: marcel mitchell, quienormaba parte del equipo de seguridad del plantel de la preparatoria de la ciudad de oakland. este sujeto fue conocido por la opinin pblica, cuando se difundio un video donde aparece golpeando a un adolescente en silla de ruedas. aparentemente esta no fue la primera vez que el oficial desato su furia contra un estudiante: sot jesus lehman 1, 02 fue ah cuando marcel mitchel me soprendio por atrs, me tomo de la garganta me estrello contra el piso, se subi encima de m con su rodilla derecha oprimindome el pecho y no poda respirar. ante esta declaracion decidimos acudir a las oficinas del distrito escolar de oakland para investigar este testimonio: sot troy flint 1,51 en este caso si est involucrado marcel mitchell, quien fue el guardia de seguridad, en el incidente de francisco martnez, el incidente de los lehman, ocurri, una semana antes, pero no supimos del mismo, hasta despus del incidente de francisco martnez, que fue cuando la seÑora lehman, present una queja, y empezamos la investiga

he is currently on the permit with mitchell and has been since 2011. what you're hearing is really a spit between two business owners and it's been heard over in superior court and heard before the director of health and it's also here now before you. so i would respectfully request that you uphold the directors decision that mr. mitchell submitted all the necessary paperwork that's attached i believe as exhibit b signed under penalty of perjury and that she is, in fact, the permit

. >> the separatists say the ukraine military fired the mitchell that took down the plane but right now there's little proof to indicate who might have been responsible or even if a missile was involved. >> following the downing of the flight the ditch lomatic pressure is growing on russia, o've been criticized for destabilizing ukraine since late last year. they called for an immediate end to military operations in southeast ukraine. president barack obama warning that the eyes of the world are on the violence in the region. >> evidence indicates that the plan was -- plane was shot down from a surface to air mitchell in therea by separatists ukraine. we know they've received a steady flow of support from russia including arms and training. it includes heavy weapons and it includes anti-aircraft weapons. >> for more on the reaction from washington -- >> this administration is now clearly slowly but surely pointing the finger of blame squarely at moscow and possibly even at vladimir putin. according to the evidence the white house says a surface to air missile was used to bring down the

. >>> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," border lines. president obama meet with the prts of guatemal ahonduras and el salvador today looking for a way to move refugee hearings south of the border. >>> days of rage. palestinian protests erupting over the shelling of a u.n. school and shelter in gaza yesterday. >> that's a responsible thing to kill the children? the old women? the children are -- what? >> can secretary kerry's round the clock talks bring israel and hamas back from the brunk. >>> plus, high anxiety. three major air disasters in just one week have flyers on edge. >> this was malaysia airlines flight 17 headed from amsterdam to kuala lumpur. according to the ukrainians, the plane went down somewhere near the russian border. >> trans asia flight was trying to make an emergency landing on the island after requesting a go-around in rough weather. they lost contact with the tower. >> it disappeared from radar 50 minutes into the flight. >> nbc's lester holt joining me to separate the fear from the facts. >>> good day. i'm andrea

and you see these parade of communism haldeman, erlichman, mitchell, colson. they all went to chill so the was and accountability that went on. -- went to jail. >> my name is ted cobey, and i was a college student back and can still remember watching president nixon when he resigned. i've read quite a few books on watergate, i guess what it wanted to ask you as an author of one of those books, is there anything still we don't know about watergate? anything you think still needs to be answered that hasn't come out? >> i don't think so. because i think in the end it wasn't the little bitty details. i could get arrested for this but i didn't really care who deep throat was. what's the difference? the story was what nixon and the white house were doing. it was a little intrigue of the was leaking to these very, very hard-working and very smart, good reporters. but no, there's nothing that i'm curious about their some little detail i don't know. we have enough to really understand it, and hope that's what this book does, is it follows events but also reflects on th

marchell mitchell throwing him out of the wheelchair because the student allegedly spit in mitchell's face. the video shows it all but the school district said there is no conclusive evidence. >> they're covering it up saying you can't sight clearly. all you see marchell mitch old top me but you don't see him choking me which doesn't make sense. >> i can assure you we've done an investigation and she will have the chance to review the material. if she is not satisfied with our response, he can satisfy further action. >> that full report is expected to be out at the end of this week. they have hired them not only to take their case against the school district but also to civil court. back to you. >> thank you very much. a deadly crash in the south bay after a big rig slammed into several cars during rush hour traffic. the crash happening on the corner of ferguson road and highway 152 in gilroy just before 5:30 this evening. one person is dead. eight others were sent to the hospital. three of them with critical injuries. at this point, we have no information on the driver except that th

i'm chris cilizza in for andrea mitchell today. the suspected ring leader of the benghazi attacks, ahmed abu khattala is in court. pete williams is joining us. what happened today in the case? >> reporter: the judge ordered his continuing detention and his lawyer didn't object. so he'll be held in jail until his trial date, which has yet to be set. the defense lawyer basically said that even though the government hasn't provided all of the evidence it should have, he's a foreign national with no ties to the community so he doesn't oppose continued detention but the defense lawyer, his public defender, michelle peterson, says that the government has produced an utter lack of evidence that he was involved in the attack. just that he knew some of the attackers. the government said briefly today that the evidence against him consists of statements from witnesses about the attack and voluntary statements made by the defendant. it's the first time that the government has said that he was cooperative while he was interrogated in the slow

to talk to d have mitchell. n the conversation with mitchell, larue told mitchell that some more money was needed fees, $75,000. and another sum for the of the family of mr. hunt while he was in prison. well, the total amount was rejected. and figure of $75,000 was approved by mitchell. assurance -- now, mitchell's testimony that he did president, thethe president didn't know. and then going to hunts -- or to dean's conversation with the following mmediately which was the first time that the president of the united thoroughly een briefed on what had been going dean failed to tell the president the very most fact.ant now, i would submit to you that ean's testimony outside of the tapes is the most damaging bit of evidence against the president. failed to tell the truth so many times during these proceedings, not just to but in other hearings, that count.ost lose for instance -- we were told by mr. peterson oath here before this committee, this testimony was very good. that on december 22, 1972, he interrogated mr.

at the halfway point mitchell starts to suffer. >> it hurts to run like this. but these kids go through worse every day. >> ellen and mark miller, their daughter was the local 10-year-old who despite fighting cancer was an out spoken advocate for more peed trick disease research. he dedicated this race to his friend on the day she died last october. >> what tom is doing is amazing but because our daughter is dead. >> lap three would be the crack in his inked armor. >> adam dropped out at mile 77. mitchell feared he could not finish by himself which led to this out burst. >> how many race versus you run? >> i haven't run any. >> stop saying you know i got it. somehow he pushed past his exhaustion. at mile 99 he greeted them. >> with only 30 minutes to spare before reaching the deadline he crossed the finish line. >> as i was running after adam dropped, i got really scared and really lonely. i said i don't know how this being dead stuff works but i need your help. i can't finish this race by myself. i know i can't finish it by myself and all of a sudden people st

mitchell, his former attorney general. by his own dictation that evening, he indicated mr. mitchell said he apologized. he was deeply sorry he failed to keep better control of his employees. as of june 20, we know the responsibility was excepted and known by employees. also consider on june 20, 1972, a long conversation between mr. haldeman and the president during which watergate was discussed, during which an 18.5 minute conversation has been rubbed out. these factors must be taken into account when we consider what motives and objects the president may have had in contacting the cia. let me take it one step further on this particular point. i heard september 15, 1972, transcript quoted from today. i'm not describing any malevolent motive or evil intent because we are under strict controls, but the impression was given that all the president said on september 15 was, "yeah, yeah, and yeah." but i look at page 10 and see where the president says i want the most conference of notes of all those who want to do us in because they did not have to do it. dean said that is right

jane velez-mitchell?i looked at the tweets and they're horrific, they're really vile in my humble opinion. >> it's a jungle out in our cities after midnight. violent savages own the streets. they all came to defend this pig. i had to yell like dogs. and she was talking about a confrontation he got in with woman on the street. then she punched me five more times. she is lucky i was a white, legal gunowner or then show would be dead. and then five blacks started giving me -- i can't say what that is. that's what happened. apparently there was a confrontation on the street and he was accosted by an african american woman, janie. >> jane velez-mitchell, sorry sorry, sorry. >> those were some of the nicer tweets. really, my stomach turned when i was reading the entire thread. and honestly, i have to say in my humble opinion that sirius did the right thing and he needs to seek help. i think this shows a very angry man who needs to get some counseling over his feelings. >> jaynie? >> look, you have a first amend

mitchell was ready for them. >> right now!e you prepared to kill someone if that was the end result? >> killing someone was far from my thoughts. i didn't think i was going to kill no one. i didn't want to kill anyone. i was just trying oscare them. >> mitchell is one of several detroit homeowners this year to shoot at an intruder before police could arrive. five of those intrurders were killed. mitchell didn't hit anyone but she knew her gun would protect her more than the police. deadly force, when they honestly and reasonably feel their life is in danger inside their home. in detroit for years ranked the most dangerous big city in america, many homeowners say just having a gun makes them feel safer. >> this is my weapon of choice. >> yvonne mcgee bought a handgun two years ago. a 50-year-old mother only fired it at a range until a pitch black morning. >> i was right here. >> you were standing by the window? >> i was right here. >> she says she was on the phone with 9/11 when a man with a crowbar broke through her window. >>

they got mitchell.getting his stuff taken and getting his food and commissary taken. you want yours to stop, do what we tell you to do. >> mcclaren believes one of the heartless felons exerting that pressure is martin, aggravated robbery and assault. >> tell me what's going on. >> honestly? >> yeah. >> i don't know, they snatched everybody up. >> you don't know? >> truthfully on my dead mother. my mother's grave i don't know -- fighting for a case for my life. i ain't got time -- i got aggravated robbery and a lot of crazy tough. i'm fighting for my life. i ain't got time to be involved in no gang. >> no have that bowl where i can see into the future, only can deal with what i see before me. >> do you know that -- >> what i see before me you did take part in this and know about this. thank you. get back with you, you take care of yourself. >> you too. >> steven williams. >> the third inmate, another alleged ring leader of the gang is steven williams, aggravated robbery and kidnapping. he's also plead no

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as andrea mitchell indicated, it is so early in this, and it is not up to other nations.t's not up to the news media to release names even if they know about passengers on board to release facts about this, even if we're fairly secure. that has to come from the air carrier. there has to be a procedure that is followed here. we're talking about 295 souls. earlier during a state department briefing, we heard in the form of a journalist's question, could the state department spokeswoman, jen psaki, confirm or deny the presence of 23 americans on the flight manifest? she declined to provide any more information. and it could be some time before we get more information on that. we were talking to tom costello who covers aviation for us. so tom, people asking the very simple question, what were they doing flying over that airspace, you're reporting there were no current restrictions on it for this carrier. >> yeah, that's correct. well, in fact, according to -- let me bring it back up on my computer here -- the international air transportation association is saying based on the

let's go to meteorologist nicole mitchell for more on that. >> we had the cooler weather and the hot stuff earlier in the month, drying out the vegetation, the cooler the weather, the less that dries out, so rain on top of all of that. you can see the main system that moved through with the moisture moving through, so just a couple of showers for more of the coastline region. not as much rain, but we still have more favorable winds, more temperature relief. here's a look at that rain moving through the region. it wasn't just the one fire we were mentioning. through washington and oregon, 30 different large fires over the last few days we are dealing with, this is widespread beneficial weather changes. this area into the northwest has reduced the area that we have those different fire watches, but you see the areas in red, montana all the way into parts of nevada. ahead of that system, still some very warm air, so those areas under the fire risk. you can really see the temperature difference, a lot of 80s and 90's in the month for place like seattle. today a high of 68. that makes it

. >> the excitement is building for nicole mitchell, because she is back with another check of our weather good to have you back. >> not as cooperative with weather areas. we have flooding in the midwest. this isn't the only place in the world that dealt with in a flooding, kind of a similar situation in spain, week after week of heavy torrential rain especially the rivers as everything drains off. as i said, still as all that have water that floods down the mississippi, still causing problems along the way. let's get to temperatures this morning, cooler in parts of the midwest, 50's and 60s. already 70's through the south and it is going to be hot up and down the east coast, although the southwest wins with those 100s, so a few sultry spots. >> nicole mitchell, thank you. >> we've been talking an awful lot about the islamic state, isil. as it battles for control of iraq, their leader remains a mystery. >> who is abu bakr al-baghdadi and what role that the u.s. played in his rise to power. >> an all out riot, why people took to the streets following a deadly fire. >> a scary ride on a cali

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we're going to turn to andrea mitchell, host of "andrea mitchell reports" here on msnbc. >> what just a dreadful situation. we don't know the cause but it's terribly suspicious and we know what petro poroshenko is reporting. >> let's talk about the foreign policy background. president obama spoke with putin about the sanctions that we just levied on russia. do we have any feel about why we have the additional sanctions coming into place now? >> because there was intelligence which tells you that they have a very good and quick way to find the signature of whatever did happen to this airplane. we have very good intelligence, according to the white house and treasury as to what is happening across that border by russia. in contrast to vladimir putin's promises on d-day, on june 6th he had lunch with president poroshenko and other leaders as well and they were on the sidelines of the normandy commemoration and what the president was calling putin on today was to explain the sanctions, to say, according to the white house, how much he regretted doing this but he had no alternative because

and in that time, lettie mitchell went from being a novice welder to a professional. >> i didn't know about changing the machines and making it slow. but when i did find out, i was good at it. so i've been a good welder, i was a pretty welder too. i felt really good about it. >> when the war ended and the men came home most of the women lost their jobs. many including letty married and raised their children. her contribution and that of the other women forgotten buried by years. but not anymore. not as long as people come to this park. >>> and that's it for this  week's second look. i'm julie haener: thank you for watching. >> hello. welcome to "the hollywood news report." i'm your cinema guide for what is going on in movies today. we are getting and an exclusive, it in depth look at the latest films. on "the hollywood news report" where news is entertainment and entertainment is news. >> we were supposed to protect them. ♪

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