precarious will russians are stop playing safe politically well to discuss that i'm now joined by mitchell good call for russian opposition politician and a former member of parliament mr it's good to talk to thank you very much for your time now you're not running in the russian presidential elections but i think you may have contributed more to voters in gauging and then some of the candidates every way appreciate the program that you created of enlisting citizens or voters as monitors which i think really helps to energize the base but why do you think projects like this capacity building projects democratic projects like this are so rare in russia. that there is a new threat or is it to produce a bit in the. and if we don't thing that it's a real elections because you know one of the. critics at least in the army just was bound to produce a play in this election's there is a serious police in the position so. i said i want to launch an electoral campaign to break all those elections i soon that we need to support those cordons critics who will be in the belak list so or and try to unite the

david mitchell is with us until about 940 this morning. taylor is in iowa. good morning. >> yes i just wanted tofo talk about the affordable drugs. i see a lot of people around here where they can't quite afford what they need. one thing i've noticed is that the cannabis industry will take down the pharmaceutical industry and i hope that happens because we don't all these people getting their pockets full. that is all, thank you. >> i'm not sure what that comment was i'm not familiar with the cannabis industry so i have to say, i wish you well. >> lynette is waiting in clearlake california. >> i think the biggest problem we have with prescription drugs is that the senators in our congressman are selling their votes to big pharma and they have to vote for that. they don't represent us, they take the money and it's so irritating. i live on $12000 a year and i just got a bill from my silver script medicare drug plan and they want $57 from me. that is taking food out of my mouth. >> that comment, thank you for that, that is emblematic of what we hear forse so many. w

mitchell, good luck with your myeloma. guest: thank you. caller: easy question, last year i was diagnosed with psoriasis, i'm on a drug called cosentyx, a self-injecting pen. i'm paying virtually nothing for it right now because my husband's health care is paying for it. they also pick up, the drug company picks up part of the premium that i would normally pay. the program is only good for from what i understand, two years and what my question for you is what is going to happen when the two years is up? right now i take two of those pens a month, each pen is $7500. so two is $15,000, which is half of my annual income. is there any -- what do they do? how does that work? guest: well, further reflection of the fact that drug companies control the prices. they set the prices really high, give you discount for copayment, everybody else, you, me, still paying for the premiums either through our employer or through our taxes. and by doing this, they keep you in their control and keep the price high. that is why we are focused on taking steps to l

let's hand it over to andrea mitchell for "andrea mitchell reports." >>> good day. breaking news. away from bringing 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

mitchell, good luck with your myeloma. you the best. guest: thank you.aller: easy question, last year diagnosed with psoriasis, on a trug called cosyntex, a self-injecting pen. nothing forirtually it because my husband's healthcare is paying for it, the drug pick up, company picks up part of the remium that i would normally pay. and the program is only good for what i understand, two years and what my question for ou is what is going to happen when the two years is up? those ow i take two of $7500. month, each pen is so two is $15,000, which is half annual income. is there any -- what do they do? how does that work? reflection further drug companies setting the price really high, give you discount for copayment, else, you, me, still pay for premiums through our taxes.r or and by doing this, they keep you keep the ontrol and price high. that is why we are focused on the retails to lower price so that you do not have to rely on those programs from the drug companies which really are for the drug companies to sell more products. city was a really by financi

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let's hand it over to andrea mitchell for "andrea mitchell reports." >>> good day. breaking news. i'm andrea mitchell. we are moments away from bringing 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 house, i believe you were in the photo opportunity with the president just now. what did he say? >> reporter: we will hear those remarks momentarily. we are cueing up the tape right now. but after he was done introducing some political prisoners from north korea, i asked him specifically about that memo, why he thou

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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 think the biggest problem we have with our prescription drugs is that the senators and our congressmen are selling their votes to big pharma. they have to vote for that. they don't represent us, they take the money and go big pharma's way. it is just so irritating. i live on $12,000 a year. i got a bill from my silver , they medicare drug plan want $57 from me. that is taking food out of my mouth. host: mr. mitchell. guest: that com

. >>> and good day, everyone. i'm andrea mitchell in washington. the trump administration is circling the wagons as abuse allegations rock the white house in the midst of renewed chaos. the commander in chief making matters worse by defending the men accused of abuse and seeming to ignore the women who claim they were victimized. another major failure highlighted by former staff secretary rob porter's dismissal, the fact that dozens of white house aides are still working without full fbi security clearance more than a year into this administration. joining me now, msnbc political analyst peter baker, chief white house correspondent for "the new york times," and nbc national correspondent peter alexander. >> the peters. >> the peters together. well, first of all to you, peter alexander. the president has been in an extensive photo opportunity right now, focusing on infrastructure, which is what they want to talk to. our colleague kristen welker is there. we'll hear from her as soon as she comes out. we don't believe he's taken questions. >> this new

. >>> good day, everyone. i'm andrea mitchell in washington. president trump today locking arms with the national rifle association, leading the cause for more guns in america's schools. following the listening session with families, victimized by gun violence, now with more tweets today. writing that he never said give teachers guns during that discussion. and then supporting the idea of giving teachers guns in the very next sentence. and using subsequent tweets to make the case that more guns in schools is at least one answer to the endem i think of school shootings. the president's tweets included support for the nra. the nra leader unleashing a 30 minute diatribe against lawmakers and citizens seeking gun safety legislation. >> you should be anxious and you should be frightened. if they seize power, if these so-called european socialists take over the house and the senate and got forbid they get the white house again, our american freedoms could be lost and our country will be changed forever. and the first to go will be the second amendmen

good day, everyone. a big day here on capitol hill. i'm andrea mitchell where the fbi director chris ray took members of the senate intelligence committee through a clear timeline detailing the repeated rejection of rob porter's full security clearance for more than a year. >> was the white house informed that this could effect his security clearance, that's a yes or no? >> i can't get into the content of what was briefed -- what i can tell you is that the fbi submitted a partial report on the investigation in question in march. and then a completed background investigation in late july that soon thereafter we received requests for follow-up inquiry. and we did the follow-up and provided that information in november. and then we administratively closed the file in january. and then earlier this month we received some additional information and we passed that on as well. >> in other words, the fbi did its job. joining me now, nbc white house correspondent kristen welker and nbc intelligence reporter ken delanian. kristen, this contradicts what the white ho

andrea mitchell has more from washington. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the nation's intelligence chief sworn in congress that russia is preparing to attack our upcoming midterm election. a threat largely ignored so far by the trump white house. from the midterms russia is again trying to disrupt our elections. >> frankly, the united states is under attack. under attack by entities that are using cyber to penetrate virtually every major action that takes place in the united states. >> the russian awe tack plan using bots, fake accounts on facebook and other social networks, planting disinformation to sew discord. what they did in 2016. >> there is a wide consensus among the intelligence community that russia interfered with the election of the president of the united states. >> that's exactly the point. >> and when pressed officials acknowledge the president has never asked them to stop russia from doing it again. >> direct you to take specific actions and blunt russian activities that are ongoing? >> we taking a lot of actions to blunt -- >> directed by

♪ ♪ >>> good day, everyone. i'm andrea mitchellwashington with new details on the latest scandal to rock the trump white house. the resignation of staff secretary rob porter, after allegations of abuse by both of his ex-wives became public, including disturb images of a black eye his first wife said was the result of physical violence. a white house official confirms to nbc news he could be departing as soon as today. he released a statement saying these outrageous allegations are simply false. i took the photos given to the media nearly 15 years ago and the reality behind them is nowhere close to what is being described. i have been transparent and truthful about these vile claims but i will not further engage publicly with a coordinated smear campaign. chief of staff john kelly over the course of the last 24 hours shifted from full support to porter to saying he was shocked by the new allegations in a second statement released late wednesday night. this has vice president joe biden says today's controversy raises questions about

good day. i'm andrea mitchell in washington. you saw the president at an infrastructure meeting ignoring shouted questions for a third day in the row. the president repeatedly ignoring those questions about rob porter and domestic violence days after praising the former staff secretary accused of abusing both of his ex-wives. the pressure is on john kelly. defending his handling of the porter scandal as the fbi director refutes the story for nearly a week. joining me now kristen welker. she's done her share of shouting in the last couple of days and msnbc political analyst robert costa. robert, you're much more quiet about your work but those of us in television have to do the shouting thing. kristen, no answers from the white house. the white house press secretary putting her own credibility online. people openly questioning the chief of staff's credibility, if not just calling him a liar. how does this continue? >> reporter: that's the big question. the white house still can't get its story straight. we're now more than eight

. >>> good day i'm andrea mitchell in washington, where the pentagon is scrambling today to satisfy themander in chief's order for a military parade to compete with france's bastille day celebration. president trump apparently enjoyed watching that parade in paris so much last year, he wants one of his own. if not by july fourth, perhaps on veterans day, next november. but that would cost millions to ship in tanks and other weaponry, as well as assemble the troops. to say nothing of the grandstands and all that security. joining me now, nbc white house correspondent kristen welker, and msnbc military analyst colonel jack jacobs, a medal of honor recipient. joining us, as well. first of all, i don't want to rain on the parade, kristen, but this is hardly the time given the fiscal problems, the budget deficit, the dysfunction in washington, to have this kind of celebratory parade and people are asking, i think with good measure, why spend the money? why not do other things for the troops? >> well, the legislative affairs director mark short was prepped on that very point by my colleague h

good day. 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

good day. i am andrea mitchell this washington. we continue our coverage of the tragedy in parkland, florida. new details killing 17 people, injurying 14 others. the broward county sheriff joining state and local leaders providing this update this morning. >> all the victims families have been notified. we will be releasing a list of those that lost their lives yesterday. it will be released throughout our pio in a very short period of time. we will interview every single student or every person in that school that possibly knew something or might not know they know something. the focus of the fbi is on the successful prosecution of this killer. >> the suspect, 19-year-old nickolas cruz. his past paver alabehavior alarw students. cruz was captured a mile away about an hour later. taken this morning to broward county jail where he's awaiting arraignment this afternoon. president trump remaining silent for nearly 24 hours speaking out moments ago at the white house. >> i want to speak to america's children especially those feeling lost, alone, confused or even scare d. you have people who care

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good day. i'm andrea mitchell in washington, where the trump administration could release that explosive devin nunes memo at any time. despite warnings from both the fbi and other intelligence officials that it would severely damage national security. white house officials tell nbc news president trump has read the memo as delivered to the white house but democrats say the version sent to the white house was quote, materially changed after it was approved by the committee. approved despite their objections. a claim nunes' spokesman has denied. joining me with the very latest developments, nbc white house correspondent kristen welker, nbc national security and justice reporter julia ainsley and "new york times" chief white house correspondent peter baker. what is the latest from the white house as to when this memo will be released and what redactions may or may not have been made? >> reporter: well, here's the latest that we know. as you just said, according to multiple white house officials, president trump has seen the memo. as for the timing, that seems to be up in the air a bit. overnight

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. >>> and good day, everyone. i'm andrea mitchell in washington. trump's closest white house aide and campaign aide, hope hicks, is behind closed doors. still not clear whether she is answering questions or asserting some sort of privilege against testifying. as the president is exploding against the russia probe on twitter. declaring the mueller investigation and congressional inquiryes a witch hunt in all caps. joining me now, chief white house correspondent, halle jackson. of course, moderator of washington week. and nbc reporter mike memly on capitol hill. first to you, hallie. it doesn't get any closer. >> you put it right up there on the level of jared kushner. even ivanka trump. hope hicks has been around the trump family since before donald trump got into politics. working in an outside public relations capacity, essentially, coming on board the campaign. at the president's side for nearly every pivotal moment. house intel investigators are looking at. this is not some of them you've seen carter pages of the world, right, come before house

good day. i'm andrea mitchell in washington. a lot of news today. thanks for joining us. breaking news, another bombshell in special counsel robert mueller's russia investigation. a source familiar with the proceedings telling us that former trump campaign aide rick gates is expected to plead guilty today, an indication gates is cooperating with the special counsel. this comes a day after robert mueller filed a 32-count indictment against both gates and former trump campaign chairman paul manafort, charging both men with additional crimes, with committing tax fraud, bank fraud and allegedly laundering $30 million. all this while president trump today has been giving a 90-minute off-script red meat speech to the annual conservative political action committee, a speech focused only partly on guns and his alliance with the nra, and more in tune with a campaign rally than a presidential address. joining me now, nbc's intelligence and national security reporter ken dilanian, msnbc political analyst peter baker, chief white house correspondent at the "new york times," msnbc con

. >>> good day, i'm andrea mitchell in new york. at this hour activists are fighting for gun control on two fronts in florida's capitol. parents, teachers and elected officials joined students in a rally to support common sense gun control, their words. in about 15 minutes several students are scheduled to hold a press conference after their meetings today with lawmakers. nbc's maya rodriguez joins me now from tallahassee. maya? >> reporter: we just had a round of applause a few seconds ago. solve of the students are at the rally that started at noon. it has to do with gun control. a lot of students are out here, both from local high schools and florida state university. joining us is karina richardson, a high school student in leon county, leon county has given you huge access to come here. why is this important for you to come? >> it's important because my generation we now have to do active shooter drills in our school to ensure we know what to do. past generations haven't had to do that. so now we're here to make our voices hear

. >>> good day, philadelphia. i'm andrea mitchell in washington, where the war of words between president trump and congressional democrats over the republican memo is escalating. with the president firing the first shot on twitter this morning, accusing adam schiff, the top democrat on the house intelligence committee, of criminal activity, specifically, the illegal leak of confidential information gained from closed committee hearings. all that not substantiated. then just hours later, praising his intelligence chair, devin nunes, saying a great american hero and a man of courage and grit. joining me now, nbc white house correspondent kristen welker, a loyal philadelphian. and kara lee, also from philadelphia. and msnbc political analyst robert costa, national political reporter at "the washington post," moderator of "washington week," and a philadelphian. and i think, robert, you were there last night in philadelphia for the celebration. but i'll throw it to kristen first for the latest from the white house because the president j

. >>> good day, everyone. i'm andrea mitchell in washington. as funeral services for some of the victims of the high school massacre are under way, friends and family are celebrating the lives of alyssa al hadef and med t dou meadow pollack, both killed by nikolas cruz. he was arraigned. he is being leheld without bail charged with 17 counts of premeditated murder. we're a wagts detaiwaiting deta trump's trip to parkland likely tomorrow. he leaves for a previously planned trip to his mar-a-lago resort this afternoon. joining me now, tammy leitner in parkland and sean henry, former fbi executive assistant director. tammy, first to you on the investigation so far and how this community is coming together. >> reporter: this community is coming together really in their grief. i can tell you there are still seven victims in the hospital, one in critical condition, there were some emotional vigils overnight. and funerals as you mentioned start today. investigators are still trying to piece everything together. they have conducted 2,000 interviews. to

. >>> and good day, everyone. 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

. >>> and good day, everyone. i'm andrea mitchell in washington.oving into positive territory in the morning before another dip, now the dow is

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. >> we have mitchell modells, the owner of modells sporting good. >> how are you doing. >> good to seefantastic celebration. >> you have been around a while. >> are you saying i'm old. >> anything like this. >> unbelievable. >> after 2008 celebration with the phillies, there is nothing like eagles fans. we were in our stores with our executive team my two boys since 5:00 in the morning. people chanting with the eagles, high fiveing, it was bedlam in the stores. >> things selling out or how fast are people grabbing stuff >> we have trucks coming in from fedex every 10 minutes, great shipments coming in today, tomorrow, locker room hat will be hitting our stores fire thing this morning, hooded sweat shirts. >> this is my favorite because i like how what do you call this part the lid. >> yes. >> how it has changes colors. >> oh, yeah. >> and then right there, baby. >> this is $40 and if you don't want to spend a lot of money and get this one for $22 >> lets start at end of the table left to right here. >> this is parade t-shirt that everybody is buying. we have plenty of goods this will b

mitchell who passed away this weekend. he was a dedicated public servant and a good friend. as i begin the last state of the state address of my time as governor of the great state of maine, let me be first to thank my wife. honey, please stand. [ applause ] first of all, she looks gorgeous. [ applause ] she has been unwavering as a representative from the governor to the people of the state of maine, and she's done it with grace, with dignity, and she's never said no that i can recall. she's just unbelievable. and in case i forget, happy valentine's day. [ applause ] i also want to thank our children. and tonight there are two that are here. lauren, who you've all heard and known. she's been with me since 2010. now she's on her own, trying to set her own career, and i want to tell you, before it's done, she's going to tower over what i've ever accomplished. my other daughter, lisa, who has two children i'm so proud of, and she has a son that's very active. and all i can tell you is payback's a bitch. [ applause ] because i remember when she was young. to staff sergeant robe

mitchell reports. peter alexander is here. passing the baton to you. >>> good afternoon to you. i'm peter alexander in this afternoon for craig melvin. the president's messaging problem. the white house distractions derailing president trump's economic message as questions continue to swirl around what chief of staff john kelly knew and when he knew it. is kelly on his way out? and how devastating would that be to the white house and its agenda? plus, russian roulette. nbc news exclusive reporting the number three official at the justice department stepped down for fear she might have to lead the russia investigation. what does it tell us about the future of the russia inquiry? also the future of the deputy ag, rod rosenstein. then presidential portraits. your first look at former president obama and his wife michelle's highly anticipated official portraits. we start this afternoon with infrastructure week at the white house. remember, we did this once before. it's the second time actually. the president, state, and local leaders all gathered at the white house to discuss increa

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mitchell reports." we have to go. thanks for being with us. eamonn is up next. >>> good afternoon from here in new york. i am in for my good friend, craig melvin. we begin with guns in schools. president trump pushed for tougher security in schools with the nation's governors today telling them he would have run into the school during the shooting in florida even if he didn't have a weapon and compared shooting guns to golfing. >>> plus, are republicans ready? lawmakers return with growing pressure to act to make schools safer after the parkland shooting. we'll talk to one republican congressman asking for a vote on gun reform. and ivanka exclusive. the first daughter weighs in on her father's proposal to arm teachers in schools, whether she has spoken to robert mueller and those accusations of sexual misconduct by her father. we start with president trump and eye-raising comments this afternoon, occasionally contradictory. he made them a short while ago on gun control, the nra, and the broward county sheriff's office. take a listen. >> i got to watch some deputy sheriffs performing this weekend. they w

the game at dick's sporting goods in plymouth meeting last night fans waited in line for new super bowl merchandise and it stretched outside door. i have to shout out to mitchelless help hook me up. i got to call them, do i to have bring that back. >> he will call you. >> yeah. >> i need it for the parade. >> yes. >> later, later. >> now for the first time in nearly 10 years we're planning for that parade, we have had phillies in zero eight and details for is what shaping up to be a historic celebration are slowly starting to come out. >> city released tentative plans, today. expected to kick off near sports complex at broad and pattison in south philadelphia at 11:00 a.m. thursday, then make its way up broad, around city hall, and down the parkway ending at the art museum. here's some good news for students in philadelphia, philadelphia public and archdiocese schools will be closed, thursday. you can see the parade of champions live right here on cbs-3 thursday, we will be there every step of the way as the team makes its way up broad once again it is "eyewitness news" and the eagles, don't miss it. >>> leslie we're having a parade. it will be great this week

mitchell reports." kristen welker is here, right next to me, on msnbc. hi, kristen. >> hi, good to see you in person. as we are monitoring that break news with the president meeting with state and local officials, that just wrapping up. we start with president trump who's taken ownership of the gun issue, moments ago, backing his supporters at a major conservative conference today who are demanding guns in schools for some teachers. over the last 24 hour, the president has held public listening sessions at the white house. just now, it was with state and local officials. wednesday, it was with students, parents and others touched by school shootings. next week, he meets with the nation's governors. the president today tweeted support for the expanded background checks and raising the legal age. he talked about providing federal money to train teachers to use guns as well as the need for, quote, offensive capability. i want to start with our team of reporters, kelly o'donnell is at the white house and kacie hunt is at the conservative political action conference or cpac, which is of course just outsid

i'm wearing a balance error , balero, i got out of the good will, but works with our cbs-3 t's, and what will you wearing. >> i'm wearing mitchell and ness, my man down there hook me up. i'm thinking this is circumstance a mid 80s. >> it has that vintage vibe. >> i lover olds school eagles, isn't that great. >> and just -- this is like fire ' knowledge. >> i bang. getting hot in here, too. >> it is hot. speaking of, did you know there were two women who fly here from dallas. >> dallas. >> who you know the heat is always on between the eagles and cowboys, yes. but eagles fans living in dallas, bonn and raised, came to philly all for the eagles. >> oh, wow. >> i'm calling -- so what bridges to you philadelphia? >> i'm philadelphia eagles fan , and i've been one for a long time. >> but where do you live? >> i live in dallas, texas. yes, i got here earlier this morning. >> do you get so much crap for being an eagles fan in dallas cents? >> i'm bartender. a lot of the eagles fan, we have an eagles nest at my location where i bar tend at. >> no way. >> yes, ma'am. >> shout out to the bar. >> buffalo wild wings and in gained prairie. h

you to dr alice mitchell gave she's the gene bank manager the global gene bank manager what exactly is going on here one of the species we have rescored cesium is an african species good their fruit really her rich in vitamin c. so what we've come for here is for believes because there'd be a need for sequencing is extracted from the leaves and so we just need about a centimeter square of the sleeve to start the d.n.a. extraction so to give it a try you might. look at some group thank you. a big piece of my cutting in a piece like that turn back grit ok so from here we're back to the lab we're going to back them up all right let's go. to this is where the extraction happens yes in order to extract the d.n.a. from the crop samples clippings must be frozen in liquid so that they can be ground into a fine powder and if you're yes ok ok let's see if i still got it from here just read facts from. your drink to drink ritz. it's like riding a bicycle just now you have a bird so make sure you beverage crash occurred because if you don't think that you know going to get a good. here's a quote from you i just received a message. yeah danny preferred trivia will print out the pr

mitchell reports." we have to go. thanks for being with us. eamonn is up next. >>> good afternoon from here in new york. i am in for my good friend, craig melvin. we begin with guns in schools. president trump pushed for tougher security in schools with the nation's governors today telling them he would have run into the school during the shooting in florida even if he didn't have a weapon and compared shooting guns to golfing. >>> plus, are republicans ready? lawmakers return with growing pressure to act to make schools safer after the parkland shooting. we'll talk to one republican congressman asking for a vote