the other big sports story, the warriors. >> dennis o'donnell his life for us with the team hoping to win and move on in those playoffs. >> reporter: the raiders have been rumored to be looking at a running back in the draft and, not sure whether marchand decided to retire or the raiders are moving in a different direction. anyway, the warriors are trying to close out the clippers and five games tonight, with the los angeles coach doc rivers, it is a matter of just trying to get to game six. not much more to it than that >> they are ready, we had a great practice yesterday and we will have a great turnaround and be ready for the game. unless you have a speech that you want me to say. >> the words are so good there is not a lot in the series. clay thompson made headlines after game four when he credited his hot shooting to an off day swim in the pacific ocean. the story received so much attention that he is now considering himself an advocate for the great outdoors. >> hoping more people now get out, especially the younger generation. we, including myself, have a tough time with techno

the book is reunited feuds like with elizabeth hasselbeck and rosy o'donnell. a quick snippet. >> you think our troops -- >> yes or no. >> do you think -- >> excuse me. let me speak. >> o'donnell revealed she had a little crush on hasselbeck independent mating the former survivor contest tent and "fox and friends" co host was athletic and potentially gay. here's hasselbeck's response. >> what she said is reckless, untrue and not only insulting, disturbing when it comes to how she felt about somebody in the workplace. >> o'donnell responded saying my crush on you was sexual. sorry you got scared. i found you fantastic. broadway shows, we were friends once. got love you, kid. i always did. o'donnell also makes it clear she's not a fan of the book's author. shep? >> shepard: okay. trace gallagher live in los angeles. another woman is accusing former vice president joe biden of physical contact that made her uncomfortable. as the former vice president considers a run for the white house. nancy pelosi and more weigh-in. that's coming up. fact is, there are over nine

i'm kelly o'donnell in new york., good night. >> reporter: wow. >> kelly e we love you. >> reporter: i'm blown away. i am so blown away. i was sent here under false pretenses. for prepared a statement and they're cutting the grass. if you notice i'm a little teary, it's just the grass. i am blown away. thank you to my colleagues and one of the great things about being a part of this place is the community of nbc news. thank you to all of the people who have made this possible. all the bosses, all the producers, all the colleagues, all the friends. of course, the people who let us tell their stories. and the viewers who have been along for the ride over these years. i'm incredibly grateful. i'm looking forward to more. definitely sent here with a report about the white house and had no idea this was happening. so somebody had a little trickery going on. but i am blown away. the work and the effort to see people whose stories i've been able to be part of over the years in that, i'm just -- i'm a puddle. it's fitting th

hallie. >> kelly o'donnell on the white house lawn. let me bring in matt miller, former justice department spokesperson. here onset, "washington post's" carol len nick with new reporting on the justice department. katie rogers from "the new york times." glad to have all of you because, wow, this is a real moment. we're going to talk about what else sarah sanders lad to say in a second. carol, let me start with you. great reporting that you have also had. "new york times," "washington post," nbc news confirming these tensions here. let me ask you about the particular issues, these summaries. you and your team report this report was created, front matter from each section could be released. mueller's team wrote these summaries, ready to be released. there's other reporting that sources close to the justice department says there was classified information in there, grand jury material information in there. help us sort this out. were these summaries created to be released immediately or not? >> these summaries were intended to be released

>> kelly o'donnell, at the white house.hank you. >>> in chicago today the prosecutor whose office dropped all charges against the "empire" actor jussie smollett defended her record in the face of growing backlash. state attorneys kim foxx also getting some high profile support from reverend jessie jackson and other community leaders. nbc's kathy park reports. >> i'm not going anywhere. >> reporter: chicago's top prosecutor, kim foxx, surrounded by support and fighting back after the police union demanded she step down. >> ms. foxx needs to resign, and she should do it quickly. >> reporter: foxx has been in the spotlight after her department dropped all 16 felony counts against "empire" actor jussie smollett. she maintains her department prioritizes violent crimes over low level offenses. today she was on the defense. >> when i see over the course over the last couple of weeks the distortion of who i am and what i stand on, i feel it absolutely necessary to reassure those who voted for me this is the same kim foxx. >> report

he's not reallyn interested a solution. >> kelly o'donnell reporting e. th now to what is certain to be a very b w story inashington this week. we expect to see special counsel roberts mueller' report but we will not see the 4 entire page report. attorney general william barr told congress that he was working with mueller to black out information that would violate grand jury secrecy, reveal intelligenceources and compromise on going investigations or violate the privacy of low level people tha were not charged. barr summarized the main conclusions in a four page letter to lawmakers last month but according to a u.s. rsficial, some mem of mueller's team told associates on the matter of obstruction of justice, the rort is more itical of the president than barr suggested. >> the aim energy that brought this devation to parts of the south is moving through o area overnight. we don't anticipate that destruction here but storms could wake you up t.overni they're tracking the storms from the weather center tonight. >> that's right. we're not going to call it th

white house correspondent kelly o'donnell has more. >> reporter: already primed to fight the president -- >> i think she should resign from congress, frankly. >> reporter: -- and a minnesota freshman democrat. >> we finally have a leader in the white house who publicly says islam hates us. >> reporter: but now 9/11, the painful national wound politicized in their latest dispute. stoking a fire on social media with thousands of likes and re-tweets. president trump wrote, we will never forget above a video that links the words of democrat ilhan omar to graphic scenes from the attacks. >> there is smoke pouring out the pentagon. >> some people did something. >> reporter: taken from a march speech where congresswoman omar who's a somali refugee characterized the attacks. >> care was founded after 9/11 because they recognized that some people did something and that all of us were starting to lose access to our civil liberties. >> reporter: today a number of high profile democrats came to omar's defense. speaker pelosi tweeted, the president shouldn't use the painful images of 9/11 for a pol

white house correspondent kelly o'donnell has more. >> reporter: the president political firestarter,igration. >> democrats want to allow totally unlimited, uncontrolled and unchecked migration all paid for by you. >> reporter: this season's campaign message builds on 2016's wall, in part,' tacks democrat support for protected communities that do not enforce federal immigration laws. at his green bay rally, president trump boasted of already taking action to relocate migrants, but his own administration says that has not happened. >> we're sending many of them to sanctuary cities. thank you very much. i'm proud to tell you, that was actually my sick idea. >> reporter: nbc news reached out to the white house and department of homeland security, but officials provided no response and previously stated legal and logistical issues make such a plan unworkable. while the words stir his base, actions sometimes do not come to pass, like repeated threats about the border. >> we're going to close the damned border. >> reporter: portland, oregon, is a sanctuary city and mayor ted wheeler says mi

>> kelly o'donnell at the white house, thank you. >>> more than 5,000 people turned out in south bend, indiana, to watch that city's mayor officially jump into the presidential race. the question now, can pete buttigieg prevail amid a crowded field of candidates? here's nbc's hans nichols. >> for a small-town mayor, pete buttigieg has big ambitions. >> they call me mayor pete. i'm a proud son of south bend, indiana, and i am running for president of the united states. >> reporter: he laid out his vision in three words -- >> the principles that will guide my campaign for president are simple enough to fit on a bumper sticker. freedom, security and democracy. >> reporter: coming home to south bend after criss-crossing the country and cable tv. if elected, he would be the youngest president, the first who is openly gay. a practicing episcopalian, he's challenging vice president mike pence both politically and spiritually. >> if you have a problem with who i am, your problem is not with me. your quarrel, sir, is with my creator. >> reporter: buttigieg arrives on the national stage with a

>> kelly o'donnell, late night at the white house.hank you. >>> in the race for 2020 today, indiana mayor pete buttigieg made revealing comments about his struggle coming to terms with his sexual orientation as he prepares to run as the first openly gay candidate for president. nbc's hans nichols with more. good evening. >> reporter: for the first time, mayor pete buttigieg described in personal storms an internal war, one the 37-year-old was only able to win after he came home from serving in afghanistan. >> when i was younger, i would have done anything to not be gay. if you had offered me ald have swallowed it before you had time to give me a sip of water. if you had shown me exactly what it was inside me that made me gay, i would have cut it out with a knife. >> reporter: he went on to thank god that there was no pill, no knife. the rhodes scholar didn't come out to his parents until he was 33 and then to his constituents in 2015. the next year, buttigieg won re-election with 80%. a recent nbc news/"wall street journal" survey fou

>> kelly o'donnell live for us there in south florida. the president of course has made immigration a gn siure issue. among some areas of the southwest border civilians with guns are now taking the migrant crisis into their own hands, rounding up those who cross into the u.s. d making videos of their citizens arrests. critics say the groups are going too far. >>yes, i agree it is an invasion. >>> these migrants are being held atunpoint by the civilian pulisha group. armed membe and masked holding hundreds of migrants this week before turning them over to border patrol. >> how bad does it get before we actually build the wall? >> reporter: these videos were up loelded to social media drawing the attention of human rigs activists. >> it outrages you and discourages you to know thatmericans would go to these lengths to practice their hate on a group. >> reporter: also igniting legal concerns. >> in all likelihood what theseilitia groups are doing is probably not legal. they may counter that they're making a citizens arrest, but citizens arre

nbc news white house correspondent kelly o'donnell has the very latest. >> reporter: in the sunshine of palm beach, president trump headed to church. >> happy easter, everybody. have a good day. a lot of great things happening for our country. >> reporter: but his easter message stopped short of answering questions about the outcome of the russia investigation. back in washington, leaving an easter service, robert mueller, who has spoken through the 400-plus-page report, declined to engage. >> happy easter. can i ask you a couple questions? will you testify before congress, sir? >> no comment. >> reporter: but for the president's defenders, there's plenty to say. >> i believe he's truthful. >> reporter: disputing the mueller report's description of president trump's intentions. >> if the president wanted to fire bob mueller, he would have. in other words, he has the authority to do it. >> reporter: pressed to explain why members of the trump campaign pressed to receive russian help, rudy giuliani said this -- >> it's okay for political campaigns to work with material stolen by foreig

. >> i'm elizabeth folks, let's get right to dennis o'donnell without breaking news. sexual assault accusations against former warriors coach luke walton. dennis? >> luke walton was hired by the segment of kings after being fired by the lakers. just a couple of weeks ago. now, this incident allegedly happened when walton was working for the warriors. tonight, they released a statement" we became aware of the story this evening and are undergoing a process to seek more information. we have no further comment at this time. kelly tenant claims walden assaulted her at a santa monica hotel while we were discussing a book tenant was writing. walton allegedly pinned her to she said she was afraid of being . the kings are aware of the lawsuit. now, before going to the lakers, walton was an assistant coach for the golden state warriors in 2014 through 2016. until the lakers hired him. the transition into the sacramento kings coaching position have some hot water tonight for the former warrior assistance. elizabeth, ken, back to you. >> thank you for that. tonight, bankrupt pg&

>> kelly o'donnell for us. kelly, thank you. >> it is patriots day, or as it's known to the world's most elite runners, marathon monday. in just hours, over 30,000 athletes will set off for their 123rd boston marathon. and as if running 26.2 miles isn't grueling enough, rain is expected to put a damper on this morning's race. the marathon is always held on patriot's day commemorating the first war. they are racing to finish their taxes. it's tax day. unless you requested an extension, you need to file by the end of the day. >> it might go down as the greatest comeback in sports history. tiger woods is back on top after winning the masters, overcoming injury and scandal, to bring home his first major title in more than a decade. the golf legend secured his 5th green jacket and left legions of fans wondering what's next. kathy park has more on tiger's return to greatness. >> here it is. the rush return to glory. >> reporter: tiger is back, and he did it on the biggest stage in golf. woods winning at the masters f

white house correspondent kelly o'donnell has more. >> reporter: the democrats' dilemma. >> i get there are a lot of folks who say this is politically charged, democrats shouldn't go here. >> reporter: but elizabeth warren broke out of the 2020 candidate pack, first to call for impeachment. >> we cannot be an america that says it is okay for a president of the united states to try to block investigations. >> reporter: also today in new hampshire pete buttigieg who says an election victory is the best remedy while honing in on the fallout. >> like establishing that a president shouldn't be above the law and, you know -- >> reporter: and in south carolina, kamala harris who wants public testimony from mueller himself. >> we should have the underlying evidence. >> reporter: here in florida, the president strategically carefree. posting images on links with rush limbaugh and pro bowler lexi thompson and his grandchildren. but that could not obscure his fire on twitter, ridiculing the mueller report as written as nastily as possible and declaring the russia hoax is dead. and house democrats

>> all right, kelly o'donnell for us. kelly, thank you. >> now to the latest in the 2020 race, indiana mayor pete buttiegieg got very perj a personal about his struggle to come to terms with his sexual orientation as he prepares to run as the first openly gay candidate for president. for more on this we go to nbc's hans nichols. >> reporter: for the first time mayor pete buttiegieg described in deeply personal terms a kind of internal war. one that the 37-year-old was only able to win after he came home from serving in afghanistan. >> when i was younger, i would have done anything to not be gay. if you had offered me a pill to make me straight, i would have swallowed it before you had time to give me a sip of water. if you had shown me exactly what it was inside me that made me gay, i would have cut it out with a knife. >> reporter: but he went on to thank god there was no pill, no knife. the rogue scholar didn't come out to his parents until he was 33 and his constituents in 2015. the next year he won with 80%. 68% of vo

>> all right, kelly o'donnell for us. thank you. >> an american tourist who was kidnapped and held for ransom along with her driver in uganda has been found alive and unharmed. nbc's sarah harman has the latest. >> reporter: her ordeal is over. days after kimberly's dream vacation to uganda turned into a nightmare. the woman from orange county, california, and her local guide were ambushed during a game drive through a national park. the suspects used her cell phone to call her family and demand a half million dollars ransom. according to a ugandan security official she and the guide are both safe and in good health. rescued near the park's border with the democratic of the congo, consumed by rebel violence. the "the new york times" reports wild frontiers paid a ransom for their release. nbc news has not independently verified this. u.s. government policy is to never pay ransom for hostages, but that doesn't always stop families or organizations from doing so privately. secretary of state mike pompeo defended the no-pay p

the notorious example of was rosie o'donnell and elisabeth hasselbeck that went on.for ten minutes. >> in a split screen. >> and rosie left the show after that because it got so heated and intense. she told me when she was fighting with whoopie, her doctor said it was too much for her health. she left the second time because of that. >> she left because of her health. not because she was forced out. >> she was on the show twice. the second time was because of her health and wasn't getting along with whoopi. >> a lot of juicy stuff in here. the inside story of the view. thanks for previewing it. great to have you. >> thank you for having me. >>> president trump goes all in on killing obamacare again but does he have anything to replace it with? honestly, the new news overnight is when. an eye-opening reality check next. the latest innovation from xfinity isn't just a store. it's a save more with a new kind of wireless network store. it's a look what your wifi can do now store. a get your questions answered by awesome experts store. it's a now there's one store that co

nbc news kelly o'donnell joins us now and also joined.elly, to you, what else are we hearing from the president's team on how they plan to fight back? >> well, an organized and vigorous defense of the president and making the argument that the founding fathers had considered all of these sort of circumstances and believe that a president must be given the free lane to do the work of the office and to fight each of the instances where democrats through the power of the gavel in control of the house are going to try to use their legal authority to challenge the president. we've seen that in the personal and business tax return battle that is already under way where the house ways and means committee wants access to the irs to six years of the president's returns. we've seen it in other ways where these committees believe very strongly that they have an oversight responsibility. not just an opportunity, but in many senses, an obligation they feel to go after the president in areas where they believe there is a legitimate oversight. but the p

hallie. >> kelly o'donnell in a breezy west palm beach. to that point, betsy and aaron, a slew of people. we tallied up our white house unit. how many people around the president's orbit were told to do sketchy stuff and did not do sketchy stuff. these folks who did not carry out his orders. what does this say to you about the culture around the president? the culture "new york times" describes as dishonesty in the west wing. >> this is something that happens in every administration or the president is blowing off steam. i think maybe you could make that argument if it is a handful of instances but all those people that you just showed on the screen, they were asked to carry out significant orders including trying to get jeff sessions to, you know, attack the investigation. he had recused himself from. >> trying to get the special counsel fired. >> very serious actions and i think that takes it to another level. >> there is a lot of focus on the profanity and i think in that paragraph, the more destructive thing is jeff, how could you let

jayne o'donnell with usa today, health care reporter. and christopher rowland who was washington post business of health care reporter. matt: it is an interesting question. there is interesting data around medicare for all. it is not necessarily an indictment of health insurers per se. i think it is really a bigger reflection of our health care system and what we see with respect to affordability. i think medicare for all is very much sort of the analog toward repeal and replace. it is a great slogan, sounds simple, sounds easy, it is very, very complicated, and when you dig in to it, it is really talking about how the health care system has been challenging for a lot of people to navigate. it is too expensive, we obviously need to make things work better and focus on what is working, and how we make it better rather than trying to go the other way. but i think it is an important collection of sort of where we are right now. your organization does support the aca. do you think ahip and other medical insurance companies have done a good j

. >> in reading your book seems like 3 pages, make-up ready to quit or ready to quit, rosy o'donnellomplained that whoopi goldberg was mean to her, doctor said she was asking health crisis and made life hell for everybody else? >> the show is very dramatic show. it's how the women are when the cameras aren't rolling but i was interested in the show because i've been covering it as a journalist for many years and there's a lot of interest about the view because it's such influential show and it really changed daytime tv and i would argue television in general because it provided this panel of women who didn't always see eye to eye debating about very serious political issues. >> yeah, when barbara walters created it did change daytime television but rosie o'donnell in response to your book says the negative stories about conflict, she's disappointed of you as human being, your response. >> i hope that rosy reads the book, the book also celebrates rosy and all that she has done in entertainment. talk show in 90's was incredibly popular, made daytime friendly to celebrities and i don't

jayne o'donnell with usa today, health care reporter. and christopher rowland who was washington post business of health care reporter. christopher: there was a pretty interesting phenomenon where there was a poll like 66% of americans actually favor medicare for all. that is a pretty significant indictment of the current system. i wanted to figure out, from your perspective, what you think that the insurance companies have done wrong so far to lose that trust of the american people and what can you do to go about repairing that. matt: it is an interesting question. there is interesting data around medicare for all. it is not necessarily an indictment of health insurers per se. i think it is really a bigger reflection of our health care system and what we see with respect to affordability. i think medicare for all is very much sort of the analog toward repeal and replace. it is a great slogan, sounds simple, sounds easy, it is very, very complicated, and when you dig in to it, it is really talking about how the health care system has bee

deeper look, and how it's playing, capitol hill correspondent and host of ca "kasiedc" and kellie o'donnell. this comes a day after the house committee approved a subpoena for the full unredacted mueller reports. tell me how that plays out. >> that's right, jerry nadler has the authority to send the subpoenas basically whenever he would like to. there's a sense they've been waiting on the justice department to see if they were going to change their mind, mover more quickly and show them something. that it actually seemed as though they were giving full transparency. what i will say this new reporting has done here on the hill, ali is ratchet up the split wall pressure and receipt ricks coming from democrats. you know, quite frankly, when this summary from the attorney general was released, there was a widespread perception this was definitely a win for the president. it's pretty clear that political speak that's exactly what's happened, but there was less emphasis on the sections that did not, of course, exonerate the president. if you have this discontent with the investigators who, you kn

pete bud but ti should tell you pete will be on live with lawrence o'donnell in the next hour.rview. every declared candidate has to release these numbers and pretty soon. and you know numbers aren't everything and money isn't everything. but these fund-raising totals will tell us a little bit about how much cash these candidates are going to having to run their campaigns. it's also going to matter in the practical sense that fund raising is part of how people are going to make the cut or not to get into the first democratic debates. so these fund-raising numbers are important in terms of understanding how well these candidates are doing in the money part of the race and whether they're going to be on stage when it comes time for the first debate in june. now that the first quarter is done, we'll get fund-raising totals from all the other candidates today following harris and but t harris. one of the first candidates to launch a campaign will be here tomorrow night. julian castro. he will be my guest right here on studio. we'll be speaking for the first time since he launched h

i still remember how did i get next to rosie o'donnell and joyless behar.at there one day, me and rosie o'donnell are having a war. and barbara walters cannot stop it. and i'm like, i left. i'm so done doing that with her. i would have quit that day but they wouldn't have hired me it was ten years, a decade. >> it was a great opportunity for me. a decade, going from the age of 8 to 18. a long time of growth for me. i was privileged to work under barbara walters, i wrote a ton of what it's like to work for barbara walters for ten years. it was the equivalent of what i think is a phd. in broadcasting, i didn't even know it. i was studying her. when you're at the table there, one of the things that i -- i don't regret the fact that women had passion about these topics. i loved the fact that we were able to engage. now that i looked at it, taking a step back. i had to defend every position on one side. i believed the right to life. >> sean: you told me of a fight you and barbara walters had on that issue when life begins, at conception. >> now we have the same

nora o'donnell joining us from new york. morning. >>> good morning.p, following breaking news from london. wikileaks founder julian assange is charged with conspiracy just hours after his arrest. is just 47. it looks so much older. we will talk about why he may face charges in the u.s. >>> also have cities along the u.s. texaco border are dealing with the influx of people crossing into the u.s. and jim nance joins us from the masters tournament. >>> we will see you at 7 thank you. >>> this morning a morning for tesla shareholders and jobless claims dropped to the lowest in 50 years. >>> good morning. we see a number of slowing indicators with the u.s. economy but the job market continues to look solid. the labor department reports that initial jobless claims fell to the lowest level in the two years. claims have fallen four weeks after spiking to a recent high of 244,000. a nice rebound of hiring in march. this was following the government shutdown in january. >> news is not quite so good for tesla. news service reports that tesla and parker panasonic

let's discuss this with o'donnell. great to have you with us.nvestors right and being concerned despite the beat in subscriber numbers? bob: i think this is a bit of an overreaction. i don't really see disney as being a huge competitive challenge to netflix. i think they will be more complement to review the interesting thing about netflix internationally is the fact it had very strong growth internationally. they are building a larger and larger library of non-english-speaking content. they talked about in the shareholder letter a very popular korean language show. arean shows, melodramas very popular throughout asia. they are being smart about extending the reach of content and extending what they are doing. i think there was a fear that their forecast was below what people thought. maybe that is because of this competition. probably likely because of the pricing pieces and the churn we see. long-term, there is still a good opportunity. another interesting data point in the shareholder letter that says only 10% of the tv content being viewed i

we are checking in with norah o'donnell this morning.morning. >> reporter: good morning! good morning to you, kenny. investigators say the boeing 737 max eight that crashed last month was airworthy and the pilots followed proper guidelines. this new report has the faa under new scrutiny about design and flight approval. >>> we will talk to a psychiatrist about the impact games like fortnite have on your child's development and if they are playing too much. >>> as you mentioned, we have this series. we want you to meet the nine girls creating and empowering and inclusive sisterhood on skateboards. we will see you at 7:00. >> they look pretty good out there on those skateboards. >>> i used to have a skateboard. i was pretty good! and then i got a little more concerned about safety as i got older. >>> this morning, jobless claims fall to a 50 year low. >> jason brooks, good morning. >>> we will get the bad news out of the way first. tesla delivered 63,000 vehicles in the first quarter. that was well off of what the market expected and down

me and rosie o'donnell are having a war. barbara walters cannot stop it. and i'm like -- i left and i'm so done doing that with her. i would have quit that day. they wouldn't have hired me. was that the most challenging? >> i think it was a great opportunity for me. a decade if you think about it going from the age of 8 to 18. a long time of growth for me. i was privileged to work under barbara walters. i write about what it was like to work under her for 10 years. it was a remarkable experience learning from the best of the best. the equivalent of a ph.d. in broadcasting and i didn't know it. i was studying her. when you're at the table there one of the things -- i don't regret the fact that women had passion about these topics. i love the fact that we were able to engage. i think now as i look at it and have taken a step back the opportunity to reflect is there, right? you are moving really fast. i felt like i had to defend every position on one side because i believed in the right to life. i was a conservative woman at a table that was -- >> sean: you b

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and declaring the russian hoax is dead. >> that was kelly o'donnell reporting. read the mueller report yourself. we have posted every single page of the public version on our website. the link is on the front page of nbcbayarea.com. >>> tesla is planning to make more cuts, but this time at the top. four of its 11 board members l removed. the palo alto company made the announcement in regulatory filings friday night. tesla wants to stress this. the four directors aren't leaving over a disagreement. the carmaker says aliner board will help it to act more efficiently. the company has already cut 3,000 jobs to help make that happen. the directors will officially leave the company at its next shareholder meeting set for june 11th. >>> a zookeeper is recovering at a hospital in kansas this morning after being mauled by a tiger at the topeka zoo. nbc's molly hunter has the story. >> reporter: tonight a sumatran tiger is being held. the zoo was crowded with families. >> the male tiger injured one of their keepers. they were in the same space. >> reporter: in less than 1

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for more, bob o'donnell, president of technology research. also, lucas shaw. are the highlights you might not have expected? lucas: i think the rate of growth picking up every quarter is one highlight. adding 9.6 million, biggest quarter is a big deal just because when you look at the companies scale, almost 50 million customers. more than a 20-year-old company and yet it hits new records every year. at is building a huge mot around itself before the entrance of new competitors. the reason why the forecast for q2 is a little concerning is because netflix seems to have been able to add an increased prices with impunity. it says that delivers enough high-quality shows it can get away with raising prices. but it is actually saying, well, we cannot raise prices and it has some effect, that may limit its ability going forward especially with new competitors at lower market. disney's new service will be significantly cheaper. emily: netflix has always been a polarizing service among investors and analysts. i have heard folks say winter is coming for them. there is n

kelly o'donnell at the white house. we have compiled a list of the president's positions. blake, are we getting a preview of the president's election campaign and repeat of his 2016 run? >> he's shown he's obsessed with, something he discussed on that famous escalator ride. he thinks this is a winning issue and plays well with the republican base. as we saw in the 2018 midterms, it doesn't necessarily play well with the broader electorate more generally. i think if he make this is the theme of his campaign in 2020, he might be in for a rude surprise. >> he spoke about his plan to cut $250 million in aid to honduras, el salvador. >> the democrats say, how dare you do that. the money is used for -- no, it's not. it's largely stolen. if the government wanted to, they could stop caravans. i've taken a lot of heat from the stupid people that say, gee, we have people that work with them saying we should be sending much more money. >> you wrote the president's moves are encouraging more central my grants from central america to reach the united states. can you explain that? >> su

kellie o'donnell has more on this. >> reporter: the president's political fire starter, immigration. >> democrats want to allow totally unlimited, uncontrolled and unchecked migration all paid for by you. >> reporter: this season's campaign message builds on 2016's wall. in part he attacks democrats support for protected communities that do not enforce federal immigration laws. at his green bay rally president trump boasted of already taking action to relocate migrants. but his administration said that has not happened. >> we're sending many of them to sanctuary cities. >> reporter: nbc news reached out to the white house and department of homeland security. but officials provided no response and previously stated legal and logistical issues make such a plan unworkable. while the words stirred his base, actions sometimes do not come to pass like repeated threats about the border. >> we're going to close the damn border. >> reporter: portland, oregon is a sanctuary ski. >> i haven't seen any evidence at this point that relocations are taking place. that's not say they are not under wa

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n nbc's white house correspondent kelly o'donnell has more. >> reporter: the democrats' dilemma. >> i get that there are a lot of folks who say this is politically charged. democrats shouldn't go here. >> reporter: but elizabeth warren broke out of the 2020 candidate pack, first to call for impeachment. >> we cannot be an america that says it is okay for a president of the united states to try to block investigations. >> reporter: also today in new hampshire, pete buttigieg who says an election victory is the best remedy, while honing in on the fallout. >> like establishing that a president shouldn't be above the law and, you know. >> reporter: and in south carolina, kamala harris who wants public testimony from mueller himself. >> we should have the underlying evidence. >> reporter: here in florida, the president strategically carefr carefree, posting images of the links with rush limbaugh and pro fwo golfer lexi thompson and time with his grandchildren. that could not obscure his fire on twitter, ridiculing the mueller report as written as nastily as possible and declaring the russi

kelly o'donnell has more. >> a destination detour for central american migrants. a debate ignited by the president that claimed the absolute legal right to relocate apprehended immigrants to sanctuary cities. places where authorities do not enforce immigration laws, typically in democratic strong holds. president trump that visited his private virginia golf club today teed off saying we here by demand that they be taken care of at the highest level, especially by the state of california. press secretary sarah sanders pulled back to describe the idea as simply an option under consideration. >> we don't want to put all the burden on one or two border communities and democrats have stated time and time again they support open borders. they support sanctuary cities so let's spread out some of that burden and let's put it in some of those other locations. >> seattle is among the nation's sanctuary cities. she tells nbc news migrants are welcome and the president's words are no threat. >> we will not let this president demonize people or marginalize them and treat them

nbc's kelly i o'donnell going to be joining us to tell us about that. >>> and that programming note, join us right here tomorrow for special coverage of theaps playoff game. >> our pregame show starts at 2:30. the puck drops at 3:00. the puck drops at 3:00. os'll have pame reaction on z388pz z16fz y388py y16fy >>> an annual tradition in maryland and it's going on now. peeps of course the candy that often ends up in the easter baskets. at the peepshow, people do all sorts of things with them. creating dioramas and "game of thrones" events and stuff like that. it'sulous. this event is a fund-raiser for the county arts center. it runs through april3rd. go check it out. >> i smell a sugar coma right there. >>> it's one of the most stressful jobs you can have, a bein doctor. all week long we've been showing you different ways you can destress. tonight news 4 mark segraves shows us howhree local physicians unwind. >> they call themselves one note samba, butost people just call them doctor. four of the members of this band are doctors at med star washington hospital center. the leader of th

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>> thank you to kelly o'donnell for that report.rump is seeking retribution against one of his former top advisers. the trump campaign has dropped the law firm of former white house counsel don mcgahn. nbc news and other outlets report that multiple sources say trump is fuming after watching coverage of the mueller report and the details that mcgahn refused to carry out his order to fire mueller. in "the washington post," rudy giuliani asked this. if mcgahn thought any of those things were crimes, why did he stay there? a lawyer for mcgahn responded, it's a mystery why rudy giuliani feels the need to re-litigate incidents the attorney general and deputy attorney general have concluded were not obstruction. on "meet the press," giuliani went further. >> why isn't the president -- why isn't the president angry at the russians? why is he so angry at bob mb mcgahn? the russians tried to show his campaign wasn't legitimate. >> why wouldn't you be upset with someone that tried to accuse you of treason. >> what a weekend, everybody. nadler

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