landscape. its lu nar—type landscape.a lot of skill during his time in iceland, and it contributed greatly to his collection of rocks that he brought back from the moon. perhaps it's no surprise that the country once home to viking explorers also helped to put man on the moon back in 1969. and that is all we've got time for on this, the 50th anniversary of the historic moon landing. butjoin us next week if you can, when: we're on new york's public transport system with the volunteer crime fighters, the guardian angels, as they celebrate their 40th anniversary. we are going to end up taking the a train, riding it up to 190th street. we will find out how they are still working to keep the subway safe, and meet the new generation of recruits who say time's up for anyone who targets women travellers. he grabbed my mother's purse and pulled her down the stairs. but this was the turning point, the drive to help people. that's next week. in the meantime, don't forget to follow us on social media where you can share your travel s

falling plus many more young people prefer going to university over working at a company like mike nars. there's unquestionably a great deal that's working well in germany's dual system in spite of the current problems people from abroad have noticed that giving young people a future perspective early on with a model that includes theory and practice seems to work. more and more countries are expressing an interest in the german system but introducing it is easier said than done. this is a 1st similar companies have to sit down together and set uniform training standards that means what do they want what do they all have in common then they've got to give people time off to go to class and they have to pay for the program. or don't see mrs cannot see it just like germany's dual vocational training system is supported by a high level of acceptance that's rooted within the society companies here are willing and eager to take part in training people and that's what it takes time for that to develop. vocational training in germany is a model for the rest of the world many apprentices among

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day in hong kong a developing story this morning over the british ship seized by the iranian ref lugs nar last week. iran releasing new video of the seizure over the weekend as uk leaders weigh a response team coverage this morning with nbc's matt bradley live in dohar qatar and in london. matt, we'll start with you what can you tell us about what the latest developments are on the ground in the middle east? >> reporter: well, we just got some audio yesterday showing that confrontation between the royal navy and the iranian revolutionary guard core, not so far from where i am in the strait of hormuz then we also saw a shot that was carried live by iran's press tv showing the actual boat that was impounded by the iranian navy at the port now reflagged with an iranian flag, which is rather atypical, but here is that audio showing that confrontation take a listen. >> if you obey, you will be safe after your course to 360 degrees immediately. over. >> navy patrol boat this is british warship. >> you must not impair, impede, obstruct or hamper the passage of the mv steno-imperio. >> reporter:

but it was goalkeeper alicia nars making a heroic game-saving stop. >> everybody was holding their breathty kick. how was that moment for you what was going through your mind? >> there really wasn't much going through my mind to be honest. blacked out for a second. everyone felt calm. it was never a doubt in my mind that it was not going to go in. >> reporter: in the finals, newcomer rose lavelle sealed the deal. >> this team has always inspired me. but now to step on the field with people who inspire me. it's a whole different story. >> i think all of us grow up, and it's something you've envisioned yourself doing. i never like to call it a dream, because it's something i really felt was going to be a reality someday. >> reporter: but their world cup dominance has illuminated a disturbing truth, the pay gap, despite gaining higher ratings and revenue, male playersrsrsrss outearn women. the women have four world cup trophies. the men have never finished higher than third place, which happened in 1930. >> i think the conversation needs to move from are we worth it, should we have equal pay

the idea of deep space navigation and circumlu nar navigation and re—entering the atmosphere at 25,000 that had ever been done before. we were the trailblazers in that aspect. the moon, of course, is moving around the earth at 3000 miles an hour, and as i recall we were going at 2000 miles an hour ourselves, and we had come 240,000 miles, aiming for a point 60 miles in front of the moving moon. and i think we fired the spacecraft engine something like four minutes to slow down enough to get into lunar orbit. and then we looked down, and there was the moon. we were 69 miles above it, and for the first time we really saw it, and the lunar surface was terribly distressed with meteorites, craters, and one of the things that struck me was there was absolutely no colour, it was either grey or black or white. 0n the fifth or sixth revolution, we looked up and there was the earth in the background, coming over the lunar surface. it was a scramble for the camera, and bill anders took the picture. the contrast between the distressed moon and the beautiful blue earth was remarkable. the earth was

officials there told the world they have taken a major step that could bring iran closer to developing auc nar weapon nbc's ali a arusi got rare access to brings us this report. >> reporter: good morning. iran announced they arlee raisi thl of enriched uranium above what was agreein the 2015 nuclear deal with the united state it's a relatively big step away from the agreement, dea al the united states pulled out of just over a year ago. >>> at a pressre cone, iran's deputy foreign minister said they will enrich uranium to whatever levels they wanact and those levels before the end of the day iran said they need the increase to run civilian nuclear power plants the u.s. and allies say it puts them o step closer to a nuclear bomb president trump warning teheran again. >> teheran better be caryoul because u enrich for one reason and i won't tell you what that reason is, but it's no good >> reporter: the pentagon have already mod an additional thousand troops to the region, and it was just two weeks ago that president trump ordered, then canceled a limited strike on iran in response to their downi

and we've been at this now for a good nar for 40 years trillions of dollars into it no wind in signing really and when a reasonable person says how much closer are we to creating a drug free society. you begin to realize that perhaps we've been given a mission here that is impossible to achieve we saw violent crimes go through the roof as these. criminal gangster organizations fought one another so we're seeing that type of phenomenon today in our major metropolitan areas like los angeles the crips against the bloods and of course their rent is violent that we're seeing in mexico and in places like south america as these very rich powerful cartels fight one another it lines up perfectly with alcohol prohibition when you look at oklahoma prudish you know the richest man in the country was ok he controlled if you tried to get in his market he would kill you there were also kinds of sub factions they trying to to manufacture it in their bathrooms and still it was once in a teary he didn't know what it was cut but sometimes it indifference people would drink this and go on people who drink

background checks rather than on a policy of pure confrontation but this is the opposite of president also nars view he prefers confrontation. life in the favelas is a life between fronts in a battle people like to chew nya have no way of escaping the war between the government and the drug lords. finally an item of sports newest filipino boxer manny pacquiao who has become the oldest welterweight champion in history at the age of 40 he beach w w b a champion keats turman on points in las vegas back in manila fans followed the victory and celebrated the national heroes and latest achievement he now returned to the philippines to resume his work as a senator but he says he hopes to fight again next year. you're watching the news here's a recap of the top stories that we're following for you. in this space program has successfully launched the chandrayaan 2 rockets the unmanned spacecraft is heading for the dark side of the moon carrying a rover vehicle if successful the mission will make india the 4th mission to land a probe on the lunar surface. and last man attack hong kong democracy activists

can give nar not sanctions but that are still meaningful. for example, the freeze for freeze we have right now, that has enabled a period of can i say stability -- is that too strong? but for the summit diplomacy it actually doesn't have anything to do with sanctions relief, right. in the areas of diplomatic engagement, perhaps cultural, humanitarian, considering what else could occur around modification of military exercises if there is any give there, those may be meaningful as well as political exposure and continuing with this summit diplomacy which clearly has social capital, political capital value for the north koreans. what may happen -- what may be available there? and so another way of saying that is can you think of a sequencing where there are gives on the united states side or in the international side that are meaningful to north korea but that hold until a later point after which north korea has made verifiable and substantial nuclear commitments that holds until then the relief of economic sanctions from the united states or

for cohosting this meet and greet and i want al,thank the leaders of nar most of whom are volunteers for the work they do in you do every day. we all know this is a pivotal moment in the history of our country. it is a moment in time that is requiring us is to look in the mirror and ask a question, that question being, who are we? we all know part of the answer to that question, we are better than this. issues upon which we righthat perspective is now, and it is not a new moment in america but it is a highlighted moment. women's access to reproductive health under attack in america. firm. have got to stand we have got to stand firm. a few weeks ago, i was in what is you all know happening and is likely to happen in georgia and missouri. we are not being alarmists when .e say women will die and particular, poor women and women of color. those who cannot leave where they are which is in a place where politicians have decided to tell women what to do with their own bodies. they cannot leave where they are in a place where politicians have decided they know better about what a woman need

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some of the, what was once sort of seen as sci-fi or even farcical visions of these space billion nars within the next year, he's right about that >> i've said it before and i'll say it again, space is the next internet >> well, from space to potentially the next internet, bitcoin, right, is the krcrypto craze back bitcoin trading up over 200% as investors continue to monitor facebook's move into the market with libra, already facing some early regulation scrutiny, but how much is crypto filling the void left by the traditional financial sector joining us now, coinless cofounder and president, andy bromberg andy, thanks for joining us today. when we talk about regulation, filling the void, this was really interesting to read that there's been comparisons to what we've seen this week, the big layoffs at deutsche bank thinking that maybe this could benefit cryptocurrencies in some ways how does that play out >> i think you're absolutely right. i think what we're seeing here is that existing financial systems are struggling a little bit and going through these booms and busts and crypto m

r: >> nar we obtained video taken by law enforcement that day. >> narrator: some of it has never been shown before. >> they were all heading to this wash, where the main entrance was to the pen where the blm held hisattle. >> narrator: as the protesters converged on the cattle pen,aw enforcement officers fm a half-dozen agencies scrambled to hold them off. ng >> where you goio set up a triage area? >>ehind the vehicles over here. >> okay. i >> no, that's 'm saying. >> once we were down there, th their rifles up.ng position >> we're aaid, because they're telling us that if we don'tgo disperse, theying to open fire, and that's what we believed that they would do. >> narrator: but the militias were in position, too. >> anybody who went there was prepared for the federal government to take lethal action. >> i was thinking of how serious the situatn had become, how we had a very volatile situation right then. >> northbound lane has rifles. with scopes. >> which one? >> northbound-- the furthest bridge. >> the goverent had snipers and the militia put in place counter-snipers.el it was a lev

. >> nar gm tommy sheppardi offerng bradley beal a max extension.eal is eligible to signed a three-year $111 million peel on friday. has until october to sign. coming off a career year in which he saw new highs in points, assists and beal stepping you have after john wall ruptured his a achill he still has two years left on his current deal. >> this year the washington spirit welcomed back their world car stars rose lavelle and mallory pugh. she signed autographs for fans, ieluding a littl girl named rose lavelle. in case you're wondering they have different middle names. today, lavelle and pugh and their spirit teammates practicing at fedex field. the two world cup stars are best friends and live together with another roommate and easy to tell admiration that the two young stars have. >> i know mal is younger than me and i've always like looked up to her the which she presents and carries herself. she got thrown into the limelight really young and show's handled it so young and i always say this. when you get to do what you love with people you lov

but everyone else on either side of them nar more moderate in the spectrum.or some of those lower polling candidates who are out on the ends especially steve bullock, the governor of montana brand new to the debate stage this time around, there's an opportunity to take on the middle and that's how you get tension and taking on the top tier folks on the stage. ideologically i think this line-up provides an opportunity for a klobuchar, for a bullock if they want to take it. i doubt warren and sanders who agree on so much are going to go at it in some hard fashion but they do need to distinguish themselves because they're fighting on the same turf. >> dave, you are in your element. this is your super bowl. >> i love it. >> and you've helped us get enthusiastic about all of it. it will be very interesting to see what they pull off. >> i think joe biden -- i don't think this was the draw. if he could have chosen the perfect setup for both nights i don't think it was this, david. >> i think he wanted bernie sanders. i think he's been telegraphing that for a week, h

. >>> okay, still ahead, voting machine night nar.eller says we should all be concerned about election security. i don't think the average american viewer realizes how vulnerable our voting machines are. stay tuned. the answer is going to scare you. >> given my experience working for mr. trump i fear that if he loses the election in 2020, that there'll never be a peaceful transition of power. and this is why i agreed to appear before you today. >> and that's my friend michael cohen. of course he's in jail for a crime he committed on behalf of a co-conspirator in the white house. if he ignores the vote or refuses to go we'll look at the constitutional nightmares and scenarios coming up on "saturday night politics." who's dog is this? it's my special friend, antonio. his luxurious fur calms my nerves when i'm worried about moving into our new apartment. why don't we just ask geico for help with renters insurance? i didn't know geico helps with renters insurance. yeah, and we could save a bunch too. antonio! fetch computer! antonio? i'll

>> i don't think it's a by nar choice. people who are on medicare have private insurance. >> some. >> medicare for all means -- >> some. >> so you can. medicare for all that there's a space for that. people should be able to buy or have supplemental insurance. that's her position. >> i agree with your position. that is logical and consistent. the senator said on two different occasions i'm for getting rid of private insurance and in a campaign came out not once but twice saying that's part of the conversation. maybe she is maybe she isn't. they corrected it the first time. again at debate. raise your hand. up goes the senators hand. why? if that's not her position. >> i listened to that. very carefully. it said that the moderator said if you're for getting rid of your private insurance for medicare for all. i think that was a fair mistake to make. i think she's been very consistent. she believes there should be the opportunity for supplemental private insurance and that's a conversation we need to be having. about what the

teva is accused of keep a nar coleprosy drug off the market for six years. >>> president of u.s.occer kicks the ongoing wage debate up a notch. the pay gap has been a hot topic since the women's world cup but now federation president released a fact sheet with what he calls some hard numbers. he says the women's team has actually been paid about 25% more over the past eight years than the men's team but the women's national team calls those figures misleading, saying that it's not an apples to apples comparison. >>>6:45 this morning and one of the president's closest allies is defending his honor this morning. a "washington post" >> senate majority leader himself, laura, who is angry about that accusation and the #moscowmitch. here is the most powerful man in the senate furious he's been accused of helping the russians. >> over the last several days i was called unpatriotic, un-american, and essentially treasonous by a couple of left wing pundits on the basis of bold-faced lies. i was accused of aiding and abetting the very man i've singled out as an adversary and opposed for nea

federal discretion nar spending is growing faster than it was under obama administration.ng and reduced tax revenue thanks to the tax cut. a fat deficit approaching $1 trillion up from 779 billion last year. the national debt to mr. trumps citizen trumps point. 22 trillion earlier this year up from 19 trillion. when he took office. the tax cut will spark business. and if you just give it time the numbers will come back down. that's what they told you that was fiction. fiscal year 2018 individual tax revenue fell 2%. corporations down 22%. the corporate shortfall is more money than all taxes collected from the rest of us. no, the tax cut didn't raise revenue and no, companies are not raising wages or lowering prices in a way that balances out the gift to them. i know this is thousand works. roll your eyes. don't do that. for the the talk about plan and policy debate by the democrats. the election will be a an identity battle. who are we. who do we want to be. who is us who is them. see what the power did when it was in power. that's the right right now. not what it says it

i'm steve kor nar knacki in for todd.obert mueller will give his first public testimony since being named special counsel. politically the biggest question this week isn't necessarily one that will be directed at the witness, it's one that house democrats have been wrestling with for movannths now. do they impeach the president? these hearings may be their last best shot at laying out a case for doing so. here's the problem, democrats are seemingly hoping for mueller to do something that he has said he wouldn't, go beyond his report. >> i think there is very substantial -- well, the report presents very substantial evidence that the president is guilty of high crimes and misdemeanors, and we have to present -- or let mueller present those facts to the american people and then see where we go from there because the administration must be held accountable, and no president can be above the law. >> "the washington post" reports that privately judiciary committee chairman jerry nadler supports an impeachment proceeding agains

. >>> okay, still ahead, voting machine night nar.t mueller says we should all be concerned about election security. i don't think the average american viewer realizes how vulnerable our voting machines are. stay tuned. the answer is going to scare you. >> given my experience working for mr. trump i fear that if he loses the election in 2020, that there'll never be a peaceful transition of power. and this is why i agreed to appear before you today. >> and that's my friend michael cohen. of course he's in jail for a crime he committed on behalf of a caconspear in the white house. if he ignores the vote or refuses to go we'll look at the constitutional nightmares and scenarios coming up on "saturday night politics." enarios coming y night politics." this was me six years ago... and this is me now! i got liberty mutual. they customized my car insurance, so i only pay for what i need. then i won the lottery, got hair plugs, and started working out. and so can you! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ woman 1

will answer is the question of whether or not if he as an independent prosecutor looked at the facts narcribed particularly in the obstruction part in volume 2, is in his judgment would that have been a prosecutable case. >> right. >> that's an important question. i think they'll ask it. i don't think he will answer that question. >> right they have to ask it. and in a sense he can't answer it without going against the entirely moral reason for making the decision. but there are many things that he can answer which maybe be as damning as within the prarmt of the report. i know he didn't want to tough but -- but you owns the investigation, spent two years of his life on it. it's called the mueller report. he cares about it passionately. he complained to the attorney general when the attorney general summarized it and mueller felt his findings were somehow misrepresented. i guess, david, my question for you is, wouldn't he by that logic try to do as much as he could to answer questions to eliminate so many questions out there don't require classified information to be honest about. >> the

but by marrying the two together with a clear cut alignment of the sort of data and statistics nar there then we can start building the support. then we can get appropriate access to health care. we can look at things like telemedicine which to date the technology is there. you don't necessarily have to have the nurse in every particular school. you start thinking creatively and out of the box where you can take the good programs out there and go to school. but you've got to be able to change that culture. now we have the evidence and the data to do that. i'll -- i don't mean to advertise but this a year and a half ago score brought together 50 oh people. that's why cspan is important today and the media 37 we did a better health, better learning. and with we did it score. the statewide dwras roots organization that works with ideas and leadership, political advocacy and the other partner with that was nashville health which is a totally independent group but it's looking at the well being of a community of nashville, what health and well being is all about. which means as rochelle said,

>> sir, thanks so much nar question. when we speak about internal customer service, i can give you an example. we're having the secretary does have town halls with employees. so he's leading from the top. and then promoting that. the importance of staff engagement throughout the organization. so something even internal to oawp having division calls with my staff. having all hands calls with my staff. those are things as an example that we're doing interimly to promote the importance of staff engagement, and listening to employees when they have said that. >> but he's talking to your staff -- >> i'm giving example. he's taking a leadership, and i'm also doing that in my staff as an example of what we're doing. the other part of it is also the training that we're developing regarding the whistleblower retaliation and why it shouldn't be happening. and what each one of our offices is doing to protect whistleblowers. >> is this training for supervisors or every employee? >> every employee, sir. >> so what specifically are we

as jim said, he's got to come up with a new nar thifr they commented how many questions the chairman his testimony in front of both house of representatives and senate and senate banking today we'll see what mr. marcus has to say. it should be interesting to see if he can rebut this remember, it is just a white paper. they have not rolled out the product in any way at this point. certainly they will take in commentary and perhaps change the approach accordingly. >> i keep hearing a suggestion that facebook has rolled this out not to make sure they are meeting regulatory requirements in countries around the globe but also to detract attention away from the privacy concerns that are being brought up. let's get over to elon at the hearing now. what are you hearing >> reporter: that hearing has just gotten under way. i expect republicans and democrats will have detailed questions. the chairman will focus on privacy and data protection asking questions like what type of information would be shared with facebook, how would they get consumer consent to share that information more broadly, d

the president has had an anti-immigration nar tv for the last three years.uestion is what can democrats do or those critical of this theme attic do? what's their narrative and push and what should it be, do you think? >> richard, you hit the nail on the head. this has little to do with just about immigration but everything to do with the latino community. our president came down that staircase when he announced his presidency and said basically mexicans were rapists and criminals. every single person in the latino community knew he was talking about the second largest group of americans. democrats need to have a clear understanding and fight for the issues facing individuals at the border but also fight tooth and nail to ensure we're not diluting the power of american people. that should be the concerns of republicans alike democrats. more importantly we need to ensure more people are registering to vote. >> what should that narrative be quickly. >> honestly, our responsibility as americans is to register to vote and make sure that our issues that we believe

perfecta, te voy dar tres, por ejemplo uno de los principales trabajos que hacemos en la cocina es reb narienvenidos seÑores. >> al candelero. >> candelero, candelero. >> esto me ha dado como mejor sabor de boca de lupillo rivera. >> nos sentamos. >> lupillo rivera, le tomÓ la delantera a su exmayeli y la ven que habÍan dimes y diretes. >> una rivalidad. >> pues le celebrÓ una fiesta sorpresa a lupita de 15 aÑos y segÚn cuentan, mayeli se ha pasado todo este tiempo hablando de la celebraciÓn que le harÁ a su hija y si va a no invitar a la familia rivera, pero el toro del corrido le ganÓ y se adelantÓ Él mismo nos cuenta todo de cÓmo lo planeo para que nadie supiera lo que estaba pasando. >> emocionado, muy contento de poderlo lograr este sueÑo. >> a veces es bien difÍcil para uno, hacerles fiestas como se lo merecen ellas y pues yo creo que esto tenÍa que hacerla, no habia como no hacerla. >> te querÍa pedir perdÓn por no sostener la familia unida como deberÍa haber sido, te pido perdÓn como hombre, como padre, y estas son las cosas que te puedo regalar, te amo, y siempre voy a ser el homb

economy number one, economic data is starting to cool but at the same time we're still very expansion narmber two, earnings growth could weaken within the earnings recession this quarter and potentially next quarter and, three, you're seeing the bond market, i'm surprised it was a lack of follow through on bond yields today the bond market we have an inverted yield curve suggesting weaker growth down the road yet high yield markets are widening a little bit but pricing in really good news all of this is going to create a lot of market volatility especially to your question, andrew, especially with china, we get news out, china the devil is in the details. we told you many times on the show, we truly believe the u.s. will win this trade war with china. >> gene, here is the question i have, you think there's overconfidence about the fed and the potential for rate cuts this year >> definitely. especially for july. right now there's 100% chance the fed is going to cut rates on july 31st. think of how many data points we have between now and then, payroll, ism, we have second quarter gdp on ju

if we get rid of this college debt, think of all the young people who have the discretion nar spendingto stimulate the u.s. economy is get rid of the debt. this is not just about a plan to to do it. it's a philosophy of governing. i wonder why you're democrats. you think there's something wrong about using the instruments of government to help people. that is what government should do. it should all policies should help people thrive. that is how we'll have peace and prosperity. >> congressman o'rourke. you don't support free four year college. >> two year. earn the associates degree. realize your full potential. debt free four year college. that's not just for tuition. that's room and book and board. the full cost of the being able to better yourself that you can better this country. and then for that schoolteacher who in many places like texas is working a second or third job. full forgiveness for the out standing student loan debt. forgiveness for the person willing to work at the va and serve service members. we elevate them as well and make it easier to join apprenticeship to lear