mitchell: not as concerned as you might think. a conflict in korea would be so devastating that there is not a rational option, no matter what .he outlook is for all of our hatred of the kim family, and it is a brutal and horrible dictatorship, become family also likes life. -- the kim family also likes life. they have extensive cars and taste. if they push things too far, they are going to be wiped out. but our waters of the century always thought for rational of the -- our wars century always fought for rational reasons? things spiralause out of control. leaders are known to be hotheaded at times, and emotional, and things spiral out of control. there would be so devastating that i don't think it is likely. susan: what are the lessons of the u.s. military from the pueblo? mitchell: every situation is unique. disasters occurred as part of the risk assessment process. extent, this is somewhat -- somewhat irrelevant, because intelligence collection has been done on such a different level. it is clear that in this case we haven't an

mitchell: every situation is unique. there were some disastrous issues as part of the risk assessment process and it is hard to covering the mission when the pueblo was out there. to some extent those are irrelevant because it is done on such a different level, whether satellite or drones or whatever. but every once in a while something happens. someone is captured and it is clearly didn't have forces on alert, we haven't anticipated the localized nature of the events over there. so maybe for me, the most portant thing i would say is 82 really good men went out there and paid a price for your mistake and are still paying the price. so step up and take care of the people once they leave the service also appeared susan: thank you for your time. mitchell: thank you for having me. >> does that relate to what we are seeing with the football players kneeling today with the national anthem? >> again, we have a long history of racism -- announcer: you could be featured during our next life program. join the conversation on faceb

mitchell. guest: this is the kind of story that is the reason we're doing this. it makes me so mad. she's just expressing what millions of people are experiencing around the country. the out of pocket for the 12 most expensive drugs for people who have medicare part-d coverage like she has, runs from $4400 to about $12,000 a year. median. not highest, but the median cost for those 12 drugs. this is for people who are making a median income of about $26,000 a year. it's just wrong. and medicare should be negotiating over the price of these drugs. there are proposals to cap out of pocket under medicare part d. we have to see what those look like because there is a way you can cap the prices and it is like a balloon, squish it here and it comes out there. and if it is going to raise prices for people -- sorry, if it is going to raise premiums for people dramatically, it may not be the best solution, put that would be a help. that could be in the budget today, we'll take a look and see. but again,

host: david mitchell with patients for a board -- a four of drugs. you have heard some of the stories on this topic read patience for affordable drugs have a map of the various patients that you work with across the country and their stories. i imagine you can click on them individually to hear the story and see them from the patients that work with them. patientsforaffordabledrugs.org, if you want to check it out online. david mitchell with us until about 9:40. taylor is in iowa, good morning. caller: i want to talk about affordable drugs. of people around here, especially this area, where they can't afford what they need. thething i have noticed is cannabis industry is going to take down the pharmaceutical industry. i hope that happens, we don't want these people to get their pockets full. i saw this video on facebook the other day. that is all. host: mr. mitchell. guest: i am not sure what that comment was, i am not familiar with the cannabis industry. i have to say i wish you well. host: lynette is waiting in clear lake, california. caller: i thi

mitchell: congress talks about the impact on small businesses. many of the businesses are called family businesses and the tax cuts and jobs act provides the ability for small businesses to deduct 20% of their income at a much lower rate, at 25% to allow businesses to grow and allows businesses to write off equipment t of new rather than expense its. it means real money out. significant differences allowing businesses to invest in growth. i'm pleased to yield at this time to the representative from

we are joined by david mitchell to talk about prescription drug crisis. you can go for a spread what is your group. >> guest: it's to help patients for affordable drugs. we are the only national patient organization focused exclusively on policies to lower drug prices and we don't take money from any organizations that have profited from the development. >> host: you are a patient yourself. >> yes. about seven years ago i was diagnosed with an incurable blood cancer. it's incurable, that's the bad news. the good news is that it's treatable but with very expensive drugs. the drug i took was $450,000. this experience of having a cancer that is tough and having to deal with these expensive drugs brought meth face-to-face with the challengess people confront and nobody was really speaking up on behalf of patients on drug pricing so my wife who is a little crazy too, and also a cancer survivor, she and i decided we would try to start a group to do this. >> host: how many patients are part of your group and how long have you been around. >> we launched almost a

mitchell. mr. mitchell: thank you, mr. flores. i would like to continue with a discussion of the impact of the tax cuts and jobs act by introducing a colleague of mine on the transportation and infrastructure committee and a defender of a strong rural economy, representing the 36th district of texas, i yield to congressman brian babin. mr. babin: thank you, mr. speaker. representative paul mitchell, for this opportunity to talk about our historic tax cut legislation and the great benefits that are flowing to small businesses in tens of millions of americans who work for them. this is a -- this is especially true in the great state of texas and the nine counties that i represent from houston to the louisiana state line which has more petrochemical refining facilities than any district in the entire united states. and their employees -- there are employees benefiting from local taxes but the gains that we have seen say so much more than that. the gains extend far beyond just employees benefiting from lower taxes. i'm also hearing fr

mitchell for "an andrea mitchell reports." >>> how long did they know? multiple reports top white house officials knew robert porter didn't have a full security clearance because of domestic abuse allegations and still allowed him to keep his job. this as one of porter's ex-wives is speaking out on the "today" show. >> we had been fighting and rob followed me to the shower and pulled me out of the shower to continue the rage and immediately saw how scared i was and recognized what he was doing and released it but that was the moment when i realized he didn't have control. >>> while you were sleeping, the government shut down for just a few hours for the second time in as many weeks because one republican senator objected. to dramatize his opposition to ballooning deficits, although he voted for the trillion dollar plus tax cut. >> i ran for office because i was very critical of president obama's trillion dollar deficits. now we have republicans hand in hand with democrats offering us trillion dollar deficits. >>> frozen. as the world watches, vice presid

david mitchell.uest: this is the kind of story that is the reason we're doing so mad.kes me she's just express whatting people are experiencing around the country. the out of pocket for the 12 drugs for people who have medicare part-d fromage like she has, runs $4400 to about $12,000 a year. median. not highest, but the median cost drugs.ose 12 this is for people who are making a median income of about a year. it's just wrong. and medicare should be the price of er these drugs. to cap out oposals of pocket under medicare part d. look e to see what those like because there is a way cucap the prices and it is like it here and itsh comes out there. and if it is going to raise for people -- sorry, if t is going to raise premiums for people dramatically, it may not be the best solution, put that would be a help. that could be in the budget today, we'll take a look and see. but again, the root cause of the problem is that we're not price of g over the these drugs with the drug companies. host: david mitche

right now we hand it off to andrea mitchell for "andrea mitchell reports." >> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," counterpunch. president trump takes down democratic intelligence committee leader adam schiff on twitter as the committee votes today on whether or not to release the democrat rebuttal. >> i never saw the democrats do something like this so partisan, so reckless, and really just laid waste to the government protocols of government committees. he's been engaged in these tactics purely to defend, make excuses, and try to protect mr. trump. >>> true grit. president trump calls devin nunes a great american hero. nunes is facing a republican divide, though. his own colleagues saying that memo does not clear the trump campaign of colluding with russia. >>> the background noise is way high today -- >> democrats are tying this to the mueller investigation because they're trying to perpetuate in nonsense of obstruction of justice because they've left the russia collusion issue. they know there was no collusion. >> i actually don't think it has any impact on the russia probe. i am on

right now we hand you to our friend and colleague andrea mitchell for "andrea mitchell reports." >> and right now on "andrea mitchell reports," blaming the victim? president trump coming under fire for his response to the domestic violence accusations against a top aide, questioning the womens' claims in a tweet and in the oval office. >> it's very sad when we heard about it and certainly he's also very sad. now, he also, as you probably know, says he's innocent. i think you have to remember that. >>> thin ice, the white house mounting a full-throated defense of chief of staff john kelly, but is his future still in question after a series of white house scandals? >> he has full confidence in his current chief of staff, general john kelly. >> does he still have confidence in general kelly? >> absolute confidence. >> i think it's much to do about nothing. >>> and breaking the ice. after a deep freeze between the u.s. and north korea at the olympics, is the trump administration now warming up to the idea of direct talks with the rogue regime? >> i know that people are watching for a wedge

now over to andrea mitchell for "andrea mitchell reports." >> hoping for answers. house intelligence committee questioning the white house communities director. in connection with the russia investigation. will she answer their questions? >> when hope that hope hicks, when she does come in, will be forthcoming. but yes we continue to make progress even though it is difficult and ethough the chairman continues to want the committee to focus on this attack on what he believes is the deep state. >> waiting for orders. the head of u.s. cyber command says despite russia's continue aid tacks on american democracy, he has received no marching orders from the white house to defer russia. >> as i understand, you said that president trump never ordered cyber com to take any action to thwart anything in the electiones this fall. is that correct? >> i said i've never given any specific direction to take additional steps outside my authority. i have taken the steps within my authority and trying to be a good proactive commander. >> no one from the administration has asked to yo

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mitchell: welcome to the veterans memorial center in balboa park. it is my great pleasure to introduce to you professor mitch lerner. he is a pulitzer prize nominee and a fellow at the university of virginia posner miller center for public affairs.

if we move over to page 60, just to confirm some numbers that mitchell was trying to break down. we have a break down of the employee retired members for domestic partners and the employees with domestic partners are 112 individuals. and our retirees have domestic partners of 216. all these tables give you a 5-year term line. we talk about the people that potentially would be in the steva audit. 21,905. 14,100 are employees and the rest retired and the spouses. consistency, the proportion of the employees, the employee member and the ratio is the same. 49% of employees and 51% of that total membership relies on the depend ants. the average age has for the fourth year has dropped slightly. you can see the numbers there. and you have 47% -- in member only, 26% member plus 1. 67% member plus two. that is the employee calculations. we begin our retiree look on page 24. again, proportion of retirees and the depend ants. 75% to 25% split. you see a huge difference here. when you look at the employee population. the employees have nor dependents, some of the conversation -- that was a 4

here's andrea mitchell with a great "andrea mitchell reports" coming up. >> thank you. >>> right now,. as he starts his next chapter, former vice president joe biden talking about the breaking news today that a close trump aide, accused of domestic violence and denied a top security clearance by the fbi was allowed to work alongside president trump in the oval office. >> i can't explain it. i'm having enormous difficulty understanding how this white house functions. >> the damage done to america's standing in the world by the president's divisive language. >> i wonder how somebody could be so cavalier, again, taking all of the -- i can't think of another president in american history, even during the civil war, for god's sake,

mitchell giving them the lead. seven seconds later, jazz up two.anderson, just going to lose control of it. trying to create some space to get a shot off. manu ginobili nearly threw that in. but he didn't. mitchell with 25 points. ten in a row for utah, 101-99. >>> warriors are good. phoenix is not. warriors just a half game better than houston in the west. learned that at the meeting. zaza pachulia to kevin durant right there and then draymond green, he was out with a bad finger. so he did some coaching. >> oh. >> steph curry. you're a better coach when you got guys like steph curry on your team.k at that. >> oh. >> the warriors won by many. >> almost not fair. with anybody coaching. >> my smile at the beginning was fake. >> back to you. >> wow. >> thanks. >> all right, then. >>> up next in "the pulse," the school giving out cash to students who do not fight. >>> also ahead, a school dance is causing some controversy. why students are not being allowed to say no if someone invites them to the dance. >>> plus, call it pigzilla. where this massive p

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i'm andrea mitchell in washington. moving into positive territory in the morning before another dip, now the dow is back up. up a marginal 17, 15, whatever. today's trading following the single largest drop in the dow. a scary headline, but not among the top 20% losses. joling kent is live at the stock exchange. jo ling, this is one way to describe it as a roller coaster. >> reporter: when the bell rang, we saw immediate sink into correction territory. from there, less than an hour later, it surged back up to positive territory. you're seeing a narrow and wide range of trading today. over the last hour or so, i'm just looking at the boards right now, and it shows we're trading within a pretty narrow range of about 200 points right now. so what we're seeing is the market trying to find the place to settle. they were down in the red and back down in the red right now just flipping over from green. and all of this is happening in the context of a new federal reserve chairman, andrea. jerome powell this morning and yesterd

for andrea mitchell reports.e show online on facebook and twitter twitter, @mitchellreports. >> nice to see you, thanks for having us here. i'm peter alexander in washington, d.c. in today for craig melvin this next hour. the white house press briefing has now been delayed, like lg to happen about 2:30 today. there are questions we're going to focus on. among them questions about a possible budget deal as well as our top story at this hour. the latest on rob porter, the former white house staff secretary. may depart as early as today. this after allegations of verbal and physical abuse surfaced from two ex-wives this week. not only is conduct that's under review but that of chief of staff john kelly. two sources familiar with the matter telling nbc news that while the president only learned about the

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andrea mitchell reports. follow us online on facebook and twitte twitter @mitchellreports. we're going to talk tomorrow about the nra funding of members of congress. >> that was an incredible hour. the father you were talking to earlier. when he said i'm not concerned about a mexican invasion, i'm concerned about a kid with an ar-15. i'm a dad. that resonates with me. i think a lot of people are thinking the sail thing today. >> it's a big question, isn't it? >> yes. good afternoon to you. i'm peter alexander in washington. following latest developments in the breaking news. the president addressing the nation and announcing he's headed for the site of one of the nation's worst mass shootings. we are expecting the suspect in that shooting, in those shootings, to be arraigned in just about an hour on 17 counts of premeditated murder. police reporting copycat threats made at other schools after the deaths of 17 people. at a high school in broward county, florida. we do expect another briefing from officials abo

chairman. >> thank you, mayor mitchell. our final speaker on this topic is the mayor of santa fe, new mexico, one of the original sustainable cities, beautiful city, i had the fortune of being there for a conference earlier this year. mayor javier gonzalez is chair of the alliance for sustainable future. the alliance is a partnership between the conference of mayors and the center for climate energy solutions that was first established to advance the clean power rule developed under the last administration. mayor. >> thank you, mr. chairman, and thank you for your leadership. good morning, everybody. on behalf of myself and our vice chair, salt lake city mayor jackie biskupski, i want to brief you on what our group, the alliance for a sustainable future has been doing and encourage you to participate with our efforts. the alliance for sustainable future is a joint effort between the u.s. conference of mayors and the center for climate energy solutions. i'm pleased that we're joined by the president of c2es former deputy adm

reports" with my friend andrea mitchell. >> and right now on "andrea mitchell reports," a new generation. the young survivors of the florida masksacre cry for actio. the president hints at minimal background checks. not likely to silence these young voices. >> they say that tougher gun laws do not decrease gun violence. we call bs! they say a good guy with a gun stops a bad guy with a gun. we call bs! >>> fast and furious. president trump lashes out in an epic weekend tweet storm against the russia indictments, putting himself at odds with his own national security adviser. >> we're becoming more and more adept at tracing the origins of this espionage and subversion, and as you can see with the fbi indictment, the evidence is now really incontrovertible and available in the public domain. >>> and the americans. how the russians infiltrated the 2016 presidential campaign, an operation partly led by the man known as putin's chef. >> the u.s. indictment says putin's so-called chef also handles the kremlin's under-the-table operations, including a disinformation factory, the internet researc

so to piggy-back on what mitchell was saying about yesterday's eachs we launched a new framework last year to help departments. so there's 60 departments in the city. they all have different need. they all have different assets. they all have ditch size populations, different leadership structure. so we wanted to create a framework that allowed them all to work on well-being for their employees but to do it in their own way so that it would be appropriate for their locations. so we created this framework. some of the features we asked for a department lead for well-being so in addition to the champions having a leadership level person to work with, we received 23 department lead which was fantastic. we also instituted award. we wanted to recognize departments for taking on this extra challenge of focusing on employee well-being. obviously city departments do a lot. so asking them to do something along these lines, although very important and beneficial to them, it is an extra ask, so we created an awards structure which is what the ceremony yesterday was for and we were able to distri

mitchell reports." >> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," memo mayhem. president trump and the fbi at war over the threatened release of that secret memo. with the president's hand-picked fbi director issuing a grave warning. and republicans ignoring what the intelligence community calls a danger to national security. >> i will tell you, i have always believed in the public's right to know, and i stand by that principle, but we'll respect whatever decision the president makes concerning that memo. >>> hope and change. a former spokesman for the president's legal team reportedly ready to tell all to the special counsel about a possible cover-up by the president's closest aide, hope hicks. >> at one point, she says well, look, don't worry about those e-mails, those will never see the light of day. so he's going to go down and tell mueller look, i was concerned that that was a hint of obstruction. >>> and team player. the president reportedly asked a deputy attorney general man in charge of the mueller probe, are you on my team? that makes him the latest to

"andrea mitchell reports."tunate to work with who has literally seen it all, who is never rattled and who knows how to keep these things in context. andrea, thanks for being here. >> i'm rattled. officially rattled. ! about to lose it. i mean, what else can happen tonight? >> tell me what rattles you the most. is it the accumulation of all these happening at once or one or more of these things seems like it's the straw that breaks the camel's back? >> what's truly unsettling a year after mike flynn left, exactly a year after mike flynn was fired is that this white house has had at peter baker's count a 34% turnover. the chaos in the white house and the lack of institutional knowledge. the fact that they for days have been trying to blame the fbi for the failure to properly vet rob porter. they shouldn't have done that they shouldn't have laid it at the feet of the fbi on the eve of christopher wray testifying for the senate intelligence committee. that was a mistake. because christopher wray was not going to li

mitchell will do the same to take home the trophy by a two-point margin.unk winner. >>> brittany mcphee looking back at her bench. cal led by as many as ten, but in the forth, mcphee, revenge, steals it, lays it in for two of her 24. stanford got to within two, but asia thomas hits three of her 25, sealing the deal. cal upsetting 14th ranged stanford. their last win over the cardinal came back in 2015. >>> daytona 500 and the nba all-star classic for you tonight at 5:00 p.m. hope to see you then. i'm mike shumann, have a great day. >> abc7 news sports director larry beal is in los angeles for the nba all-star game. he's going to keep posting the best moments as they happen on twitter and facebook, as well as our abc7 news app and abc7 news.com. and you can catch his live reports from the game tonight. >> now, your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> good morning to you. weather changing pretty rapidly out there as the winds kick up and the temperatures begin to feel a little bit more like the season. here's a live look outside from mt. tam. you can se

. >> dawnven mitchell, oh, i felt it. >> utah jazz's donovan mitchell dunks it over. and two other people take a few looks at it as mitchell nails it and he went on to become the slam dunk champion. that is our play of the day. >>> this morning, we are live in the santa cruz mountains where we just saw some snowflakes floating past, we will have an update on the conditions straight ahead. >>> and two fires at this one apartment complex in less than 24 hours here in martinez. we are live with the latest coming up. -hey, did i mention i can save you $620 for switching to progressive? [ engine revving ] you cannot hear me at all, can you? florida high school shooting rampage are demanding action on gun control--- as many gather at funerals t >>> this is kpix5 news. >> students after the parkland high school shooting are demanding change. >> and a steep drop in temperatures, what growers are doing to protect crops from the frost. >> and it is a very cold start to the day. so cold that we are tracking snowfall across the local mountains. i will show you where the rain is s

rook can i mitchell pulling out the convince carter jersey, carter the 360 windmill, mitchell will do and take home the trophy by a two-point margin. mitchell your 2018 slam dunk contest winner. cal and stanford, brittany looking at the bench for the play. my kayla heads the play, thomas back to her. in the four, mcfee steals it and lay it is in for two of the 24. stanford within two and asha thomas hits two of the 25 and splits the game. cal upsetting rank stanford and cardinal in 2015. daytona 500 in -- i'm mike shumann, have a great day. >> and you just saw "abc 7 news" sports director larry beil in los angeles for the all star game. he'll post the best moment as they happen on the twitter, facebook and the app and abc7news.com and you can catch the live reports from the game tonight. >>> now your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> hi everyone. are you ready for the cold blast? it is on the way. we are feeling and maybe hearing them in your neighborhood. emeriville, tempertures in the 40s and even 50s around the bay. here is what to expect the next several hours we're looking

mitchell! there's a stranger in our hot tub! mitchell: who is it?! you do know what "stranger" means, don't you? oh, my g-- oh, my god! how long has he been there? i saw him exactly one second before you. you know everything i know. okay, i'm -- i'm calling 911. i'm getting my bat. [ water splashing ] maybe we're overreacting. yeah, he could have a very good reason for be-- we should at least say hello. it's only polite. okay. so i looked that coyote dead in the eye, and i let him know, without saying a word, "i will not harm you... but i'm the alpha here." and he just stared back at me... mesmerized.

(gasps) mitchell sent me the same text! why "look what you've done"? oh, because cam is helping me out with that baseball field, and mitchell hates it when he gets all farmed up. his turn-offs are farm, fizbo, and, worst of all, farmbo. hey! howdy, life pardner! (guffaws) well, i gotta go. don't wanna be late for my first-- oh, my god! why didn't you guys tell me the time?! so what do you think? can we turn this into a baseball field? oh, yeah. no problem. you know, back on the farm,

"andrea mitchell reports." >> and right now on "andrea mitchell reports," taking heat. president trump gets an earful from some governors on gun laws, including from florida governor rick scott, a former republican ally. we'll hear from the president coming up. >>> and keeping the dream alive. the supreme court dealing a blow to the trump administration's push to end the dreamers programs. democratic leaders are calling this a victory for now. >> the trump administration tried to skirt the law here and go straight to the supreme court. the supreme court told them no, go through the regular process. so we're ready, and we'll go to court and we hope to prevail on all the merits in this case to keep the daca program going. >>> and charm offensive. ivanka trump closing out the winter olympic, standing where the vice president would not and delivering a message in an exclusive interview with nbc news' peter alexander. >> i think that when there are cases of north korea so affirming the u.s. position and our joint position of maximum pressure with our south korean partners is

(wipe to mitchell tweet) mitchell... who scored 20 points in the game...photo of himself on the cort during the game with hashtag... "nightlife" the sharks in pam's home town of detriot.. peter de boer...trying to aviod a 4th straight loss scoreless until the 3rd period... when trevor daley sneaks one under the glove of martin jones... who was otherwise brilliant... 1-0 red wings less than 5 inutes left... kevin lebanc... with the wrister top shelf to tie it 1-1... no goals in overtime... in the shootout... 7th round... thonas hertl needs to score to keep the sharks alive... but is denied by petr (mer-ah-zik) mrazek... who had 31 saves final: 2-1 wings in a shootout... martin jones had 44 saves as the sharks salvaged a point colin kaeernick put his money where his mouth is... he committed the final $10,000 of his million- dollar-pledge to the atlanta area charity h.o.m.e (helping oppressed mothers endure) kaepernick has donated the final 100,000 dollars of his pledge 10,000-dollars at a time to different charities picked by different celebrities... who als

mitchell pulling out the vince carter jersey. we go back to oracle in 2000.probably the best ever. so mitchell did the same. he takes home the trophy by a mere two-point margin. donovan mitchell your 2018 slam dunk winner. >>> college hoops, cal hosting stanford. looking back at her bench. steals it. thomas back to cowlings for the layup. cal led by as many as ten but in the fourth mcphee with a little revenge steals one of her own, goes coast to coast for two of her 24. stanford got to within two, but aisha thomas hit three of her 25 right here, and that seals the deal. these teams split this year's two-game series, cal upsetting 14th ranked stanford. the last one over the cardinal came back in 2015. this abc 7 sports report brought to you by river rock casino. coming up a look at the santa cruz warriors. worth the wait. stick around as they try to keep their nba dreams alive. at&t has a network with thousands of best-in-class security experts. which means... more of the eye balls you want watching the network... & less of the ones you don't... more experts

mitchell marks, thanks for your time.reciate it. >> great speaking with you again. >>> family members, dignitaries, and the general public paying their last respects to america's pastor. i'll have the latest coming up. >>> okay. a message. it was sent to california senator dianne feinstein over the weekend. delegates at the state's democratic party convention did not reinforce her for re- election. what this means for the race and the party coming up after the break. at the marine mammal center, the environment is everything. we want to do our very best for each and every animal, and we want to operate a sustainable facility. and pg&e has been a partner helping us to achieve that. we've helped the marine mammal center go solar, install electric vehicle charging stations, and become more energy efficient. pg&e has allowed us to be the most sustainable organization we can be. any time you help a customer, it's a really good feeling. it's especially so when it's a customer that's doing such good and important work for the en

the top ranking democrat on the house intelligence committee, adam schiff, sat down with andrea mitchell of nbc news, to talk about the rush investigation, north korea, gun violence, and a number of other issues. this is just over an hour.

right now, andrea mitchell with "andrea mitchell reports." >> and right now on "andrea mitchell reports. president trump gets an earful from some governors on gun laws, including from florida governor rick scott, a former republican ally. we'll hear from the president coming up. >>> and keeping the dream alive. the supreme court dealing a blow to the trump administration's push to end the dreamers programs. democratic leaders are calling this a victory for now. >> the trump administration tried to skirt the law here and go straight to the supreme court. the supreme court told them no, go through the regular process. so we're ready, and we'll go to court and we hope to prevail on all the merits in this case to keep the daca program going. >>> and charm offensive. ivanka trump closing out the winter olympic, standing where the vice president would not and delivering a message in an exclusive interview with nbc news' peter alexander. >> i think that when there are case

right now we hand it off to andrea mitchell for "andrea mitchell reports." >> right now on "andrea mitchell. president trump takes down democratic intelligence committee leader adam schiff on twitter as the committee votes today on whether or not to release the democrat rebuttal. >> i never saw the democrats do something like this so partisan, so reckless, and really just laid waste to the government protocols of government committees. he's been engaged in these tactics purely to defend, make excuses, and try to protect mr. trump. >>> true grit. president trump calls devin nunes a great american hero. nunes is facing a republican

>> all right, andrea mitchell, thank you. >>> let's turn now to the turmoil inside the white house over what officials knew and when about domestic violence allegations against a former top aide. in an extraordinary moment, the fbi director under oath before congress today threw a wrench in what the white house says happened. we get the latest from nbc white house correspondent kristen welker. >> reporter: tonight the white house on defense amid questions about whether top officials here were trying to protect staff secretary rob porter, whose security clearance was held up amid allegations of spousal abuse and concerns about potential blackmail, all after fbi director christopher wray contradicted the administration's account of porter's ouster today. >> the fbi submitted a partial report on the investigation in question in march, and then a completed background investigation in late july. well administratively closed the file in january. >> reporter: for days, the white house has insisted the investigation into porter was still in progress and not completed. >> his background investig

i'm going to stop you there to bring in andrew mitchell who has been listening patiently.ing under the carpet and trying to make it go quiet rather than explaining what happened? this is a shudderingly awful tale, parable on every single level. —— terrible. and eclipse of the fact that oxfam is one of the most brilliant humanitarian organisations in the world. there are thousands and thousands of very brave people who work for oxfam who will be utterly distraught and horrified by these stories today, recently i was in yemen where oxfam as an organisation has probably kept alive 5000 desperate people. do you think dle is wrong in terms of whether money goes. they must be sure that there is zero tolerance for this sort of thing and certain there was public confidence that there is zero tolerance. it is important that dle carries out that task so it can say to the taxpayer and the public, we know this money is really well spent and the only way to do that is to ensure you have a totally transparent exercise now. were you ever made aware of this kind of sexual exploitation amo

i'm andrea mitchell in new york. an emotional and kocourageous d for thousands of students returning to campus today just two weeks after the shooting that forever changed their lives. there are no classes this week, just time each morning for students and teachers to talk and try to deal with their grief. those gatherings ended a short time ago. we want to take to you parkland and talk to a history teacher. it's good to see you. i know this has been -- >> good to see you. >> how did today go? >> today was a roller coaster. i thought it would be a roller coaster. depending on each class, each one has its own personality, each student has personalities. some are talkative. some were very quiet. some were withdrawn. we had some artwork and things they could do that they wanted to do. they didn't want to speak to others. acted as if they were more than normal selves. you could see a difference. i will say this, almost all of my students were here. a couple of classes i had three students out maybe each class. i have nor

time now for "andrea mitchell reports" with my friend andrea mitchell. >> and right now on "andrea mitchellts," a new generation. the young survivors of the florida masksacre cry for actio. the president hints at minimal background checks. not likely to silence these young voices. >> they say that tougher gun laws do not decrease gun violence. we call bs! they say a good guy with a gun stops a bad guy with a gun. we call bs! >>> fast and furious. president trump lashes out in an epic weekend tweet storm against the russia indictments, putting himself at odds with his own national security adviser. >> we're becoming more and more adept at tracing the origins of this espionage and subversion, and as you can see with the fbi indictment, the evidence is now really incontrovertible and available in the public

mitchell reports." >> right now on "andrea mitchell reports," memo mayhem. trump and the fbi at war over the threatened release of that secret memo. with the president's hand-picked fbi director issuing a grave warning. and republicans ignoring what the intelligence community calls a danger to national security. >> i will tell you, i have always believed in the public's right to know, and i stand by that principle, but we'll respect whatever decision the president makes concerning that memo. >>> hope and change. a former spokesman for the president's legal team reportedly ready to tell all to the special counsel about a possible cover-up by the president's closest aide, hope

right now we hand you to our friend and colleague andrea mitchell for "andrea mitchell reports." >> andrea mitchell reports," blaming the victim? president trump coming under fire for his response to the domestic violence accusations against a top aide, questioning the womens' claims in a tweet and in the oval office. >> it's very sad when we heard about it and certainly he's also very sad. now, he also, as you probably know, says he's innocent. i think you have to remember that. >>> thin ice, the white house mounting a full-throated defense of chief of staff john kelly, but is his future still in question after a series of white house scandals? >> he has full confidence in his current chief of staff, general john kelly. >> does he still have confidence in general kelly? >> absolute confidence. >> i think it's much to do about nothing. >>> and breaking the ice. after a deep f

i'm andrea mitchell.you the details of that memo, declassified in full by president trump. our investigative team will be poring over the pages, bringing you all of the information as soon as we have them. joining me now, nbc white house correspondent kristen welker, chuck todd, nbc political director, moderator of "meet the press," nbc national security and intelligence reporter, ken dilanian, nbc news justice analyst, matt miller, john mcloughlin, former acting director of the cia and national security analyst, msnbc contributor chuck rosenberg, former federal prosecutor, former chief of staff to james comey. peter alexander at the white us

now to andrea mitchell for "andrea mitchell reports." >> thank you, ali velshi.e understand what is going on. >>> what a wild ride. a massive sell-off followed by a sharp buying bing and then a roller-coaster ride in a market the president has been using to define his success. >> we did, in fact, break 25,000, very substantially break it very easily. so i guess the new number is 30,000. we are just hitting a new high on the stock market again, and that means jobs. i don't look at the stocks, i look at the jobs. the stock market is smashing one record after another. and has added more than $7 trillion in new wealth since my election. >> what, me worried? the treasury secretary has to assure the economy on the ups and downs of the dow. >> i'm not overly concerned on the market fundamentals. i think we are fundamentally strong. >>> and all joking aside, since when is accusing your political enemies of treason humor? according to the white house when you're president trump. >> un-american. someone is a treasonist? yeah, i guess, why not? can we call that teesreason?