and broke the deadlock in the fifty eighth minute but it wasn't over just moments later the captain niel a huge enough equalized for the socceroos but it was a piece where paul called book came through with the magic breaking the aussie sparks in the immediate minute walking away with a two one victory and i'm also he wanted to make francis the formants really you know interesting about their lineup i was kind of surprised at their lineup they filled at the youngest lineup since nineteen thirty ok they had some season vets on the bench we saw olivers rw come in later you know even bought a start of the lineup i was shocked because you know we heard him getting beat up a little bit his joints wise so i was surprised to see him you know but they started slow but they and it's a finish the way i expected france to finish i mean i did expect france to use their speed and executed you know find the back of the net even though it was a little bit of luck if you see the last goal they gave them you know the wind paul pope but i think they started slow but they at the end of the day they got the

cato niel from the institute said if the president follows through on cent threats an imposes additional tariffs on autos and auto parts, the extra profits quote could be entirely wiped out for the manufacturing sector. i'm steve liesman. >>nd in addition to the trade tensions tensions, there's another hot button issue in washington. that would be immigration. so with markets stumbling here, is wall street startg to nment more weary of gov policy joining us today to talk is ed mills from ray mondmond james. >> thank you. >> all cares about is making money. i gue fear is that an issue like immigration could distract washington from the trade issues as they become more and more contentious here. what do you think? >> yeah. or immigration can force trump to get even more bombastic on trade. i think one of t things that you see here in d.c. is that when ver trump has a series bad headline days on any given .opic, he does a great job of changing the subje and so what i think investors are looking at saying if a little bit too hot on immigration, what subject does he change that to and the b s

s niel liberal agenda is under continued pressure even under threat where is this grand historic project going how should we understand the italian elections the german elections and brags that in totality is the current leadership of the e.u. capable of governing effectively and in line with the wishes of the people it claims to.

le tell a will he tell all including the details surrounding that $130,000 payment toda stormy niels?>> remembering one the basketball world's greatest players, coaches, and hall of famers ann donova >>> with th announcement just 24 hours old the u.s. is already getting world cup fever. >>> and then anything you can do i can better. just having boy fun. "early today" starts right now. >>> good pmorning. i'llip mena. >> gigi stone woods. overnight a tornado struck parts ofpennsylvania. overturned vehicles and multiple building collapses with people the luzerne county area of northeastern pennsylvania was under tornado warning late last night. the storm rolledhrgh a large shopping plaza. strong winds knocked down trees and power lines, injuring multiple people in the area. several businesses sustained namage. residents have b warned to stay out of the storm's path. >>> as the uproar continues over the tmp administration's separation of immigrant families oo the border, we are now getting our first inside one of the country's largest detention facilities for migrant children. nbc's jacob

tournament before so it's a first for them on the pitch and australia how reliant have the young captain niel a yes or not to school penalty easy as their star player haroon bryson live in this light to defeat the last game to peruse and paolo go arrow a hero back in his home country he almost missed out on the tournament due to a drug plan points against france would see denmark qualify as what australia's failure to beat proved also a bit complicated what do you do whether it's you know the danes what actually top the group with a win that will be first in the for a very long time and of course for the australians for the socceroos it is a must. again they have to beat peru but things even there will be out there has they must rely on denmark losing to france and getting a better goal difference so really a lot of possibilities here not one for the four of a better person surely somebody choices there is an absolutely and like as things are going everything is just been a shocker and every game is just stuck at the shop where later today the last games of green tea will be played as for the

s niel liberal agenda is under continued pressure even under threat where is this grand historic project going how should we understand the italian elections the german elections and brags that in totality is the current leadership of the e.u. capable of governing effectively and in line with the wishes of the people he claims to represent. cross talking italy and the e.u. i'm joined by my guests. in london he is a foreign affairs consultant and analyst also in london we have to go on this. he is a senior lecturer in european politics at the university of surrey and in milan we cross to monaco bus on the he is a professor of political theory at the university of milan all right gentlemen cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want i always appreciate that they have on this let me let me go to you first in london we have somewhat of a crisis we'll see where it goes in italy we had the majority of italians going to the polls voting for parties that were against the neo liberal agenda of the status quo and i would also extend that to the philosophy. the e.u. and n

john fury, barbara gonzalez and my new friend kierstrstjen niel. thank you. >> i said would you like to speak? you said no. she said i've been crying too long for too much. it's fine, right? >> yes. >> i want to thank everybody for being here. i know these families, i know many more families that have gone through the same thing, and i cannot imagine it being any worse, but we pledge to act with sdpreth with resolve and in the memory of those who have been lost, so needlessly, and it's because of families like yours that my administration created the new office of dhs, the victims of immigrant crime engagement, which has been doing, i hear, a fantastic job. we call it voice, so your voices can be heard. we released the first voice report within the first months of voice. we opened more than 2800 victims registered to receive information on their perpetrator. we're following these people. we're following them. so it can't happen again by that individual. voice assisted hundreds of families already connected them to crucial services such as grief cou

listen here to attorney general jeff sessions and the secretary of homeland security kirsten niels nielsen. >> we asked congress to change the law to allow for the expeditious return of unaccompanied alien children regardless of their country of origin. we're also asking congress to allow us to keep families together while they are detained. >> president trump has said this lawlessness cannot continue. we do not to separate parents from their children. you can be sure of that. if we build a wall, we pass some legislation, we close some loopholes, we won't face these terrible choices. >> here with me to share their reporting and their insights, michael scherer with the "new yorkimes," sun wu kim with the "washington post," andcnn paul copeland. let'srt with an important fact check here. it is not congress that has to change the law. changing the law across the board on immigration is necessary and certainly would be helpful, but this is an administration policy. at the end of the day, at the beginning of the day, and everywhere in between, they made this decision. it just boggles the mind t

niel nightly, facts. the guy with the beard said they were doing their bit. it isn't grand. it's getting the job done. it's not opinion writing. the straight front page nightly news reporters are straight news opinion that's why it bothers some politicians, including the president. they don't like -- they can't handle the truth. >> being in a local news room is a specific thing. these people are a part of the community, frankly, in a very unique way. >> also there's the joy of the job. let's not kid ourselves. the round the clock craziness and getting the story and breaking this town wide especially the capital city. political stories right after the room around you. >> let me bring in peter alexander who joins me now from the white house waiting for the president's remarks. we would be surprised in the president didn't community. what are you expecting? >> we've heard from a source familiar with his thinking that it is on his agenda. it's intended to focus on something that's more celebratory. the president being joined by top advisors, lawmakers as well. secretary mnuchin

chief of staff john kelly, the deputy -- the department of homeland security secretary kiersten nrs niels nielsen. he is going into a meeting with some members from his own party who are openly rebuking the white house's response to that. this should get interesting. president trump defiant and defensive tonight amid public outcry over his administration's zero tolerance immigration policy. >> before going any further today, i want to take a moment to address something you have been reading a lot about. >> reporter: the outrage over children on the border being separated from their parents and kept in cages has consumed headlines. the white house insists this crisis is a problem for congress. >> politically correct or not, we have a country that needs security, that needs safety. those are the only two options, totally open borders or criminal prosecution for law breaking railrobreaking. i don't want children taken away from parents. >> reporter: but mounting an aggressive defense of the policy. >> when you prosecute the parents for coming in illegally, which should happen, you have to ta

off of and makes a good run he comes back to defend he knows that style of play from drive of course niels has made a really good impression on me. so just. that i actually know who he's letting go already you know i think he probably does know about ninety five percent and that's just the nature of the game for a national team coach i mean these coaches and their assistants basically have either a mental list or in some cases in a room somewhere an actual poster on the wall that shows you know all of the time who is you know where in the pecking order at every single position in every possible formation who's our number one who's our number twos or number three so just from that sort of process of elimination i think he probably has in mind who he'd like to have in his list of twenty three but you know things happen in sports people get injured it happened to marco royce before the last world cup he would have been a shoo in perhaps even a starter he didn't make the term after getting hurt in a friendly just before the tournament so you know it could very well be that tomorrow evening aga

any minute we expect to here from kirsten kneel seijen niels. i want to go to jacob who's in texas. jacob, i've been seeing you all weekend talking about what you have seen at some of these detention facilities and now we're getting a look at that first video released from the government, right? because you weren't allowed to shoot any video inside. >> reporter: no cameras inside what is effectively and described to me as the epicenter for operations in the entire country. it's all going down in that building, more than 1100 kids silicy started been separated from their parents. let's roll that video right now. we weren't allowed to bring cameras inside, but the government, cbp, customs and border protection, gave out -- you see me on the left-hand side of the screen, those are adult males. that's what's going on right now. this center and people being in cages. let's be really clear, there are people in cages. it's not described as cages, there are cages inside and people are inside and detained inside those cages. this has been here for a long time, since the obama administration

he trots them out like kirstjen niels nielsen.them, he shams them and then he fires them. you go back over the past 1517 months. you have destroyed the careers and reputations of anyone who has gone through here. we've all decided, mika and i, the only person who left with their reputation as intact as when they got there may have been deena powell. maybe she's the only one but beyond that everybody gets destroyed. mike pence, does he really believe if he just rides behind the foul fumes of donald trump for four years that he's not going to get completely destroyed by nikki haley in a republican primary? how do these people think the story ends? >> right. you ride behind a garbage truck for four years and you expect to come out smelling like a rose, that doesn't happen. in terms of the way he deals with people and treats people and uses people and throws them away, this is donald trump, this is who he's always been. it is who he will always be. and anyone who doesn't see that is a fool, i think. and in terms of this obscene policy

there was actual legislating going on rather than just learning the clock on more nominations. , who nielsski covers the senate for "rollcall," joining us to talk about the planned cancellation of a part of the august recess. as always, thank you. guest: thank you. host: back to your calls on the decision by president trump to cancel the event with the eagles at the white house, instead holding another event yesterday at the white house. from michigan, and eagles fan, this is from alan arc. linda, go ahead, good morning. caller: thank you for the call. for the first thing, the president needs to know the words of the national anthem. that's patriotic. he doesn't even know the words to that and he's a draft dodger. host: why did you support the decision by the president -- sorry, opposed -- really just ask you, where do you stand specifically on the cancellation? that theh, i'm glad eagles didn't go. he doesn't respect the players. he doesn't know the national anthem. how disrespectful is that? the president doesn't know how to sing the national anthem? host: let's go to willie in clinton.