michelle obama speaking about angelou's inspiring legacy. >> for me, that was the power of maya angelou's words. words so powerful that they carried a little black girl from the south side of chicago, all the way to the white house. >> nbc's sarah dallap is on the campus outside of that church. sarah, what moved you most today? >> well, good afternoon, alex. i think what moved me most was that everybody here seems to

. >>> and right now, we want to go to president obama who is speaking outside of the white house. there's joe biden. they are speaking about immigration reform. >> independent expert said that bill would strengthen our borders, grow our economy, shrink our deficits. as we speak, there are enough republicans and democrats in the house to pass an immigration bill today. i would sign it into law today and washington would solve a problem in a bipartisan way. but for more than a year, republicans in the house of representatives have refused to allow an up or down vote on that senate bill or any legislation to fix our broken immigration system. i held off or pressuring them for a long time to give speaker boehner the space he needed to get his fellow republicans on board. meanwhile, here's what a year of obstruction has meant -- it's meant fewer resources to strengthen our borders, it's meant more businesses free to gain the system by hiring undocumented workers which punishes businesses who play byes rules and drives down wages for hard-working americans. it's meant lost talent. when

president obama speaking at a ceremony commemorating the 70th day of d-day. >> it would have deafened world. captains tap the deck, pilots tap their gauges, commanders poured over maps only aware that for all of the months of meticulous planning everything could go wrong. the winds, the tied, the element of surprise, and above all the audacious bets that what waited on the other side would compel men not to shrink away but to charge ahead. fresh faced gi's rubbed trinkets kissed pictures of sweet hearts, checked and rechecked their equipment. god asked one, give me guts. in the predawn hours they traveled down the runway, paratroopers split through the sky. giant screws began to turn on an armada that looked more like ships than sea. more than 150,000 souls set off toward this tiny sliver of sand on which hung more the fate of the war but rather the course of human history. president oolong, distinguished guests, i am honored to pay tribute to the men and women of a nation that defied every danger. among them are veterans of d-day. gentlemen, we are truly humbled your presence here to

we are just waiting for president obama to speak. we haven't got polish translation here. mr. ng on the europe leaders of central and eastern european countries. top of the agenda is crisis in ukraine and annexation of crimea. that sparked this announcement by the united states of a billion dollars to be spent on bolstering troop equipment for europe. jo jonathan is with me. are people going to say this is enough? >> they probably -- you know, they are the ones that want to see reinsurance. particularly the baltic states. i was there at one of the military exercises where british troops were sent over. tom countries want a permanent nato military presence in their country. >> that comes at a huge cost doesn't it? >> it comes at a huge cost. also when america has talked about a pivot ease. that's the contrast. >> the white house said the billion will not come at the expense of the asian pacific -- >> something is going to have to give. defense budgets are cut. >> let's listen to president obama speaking now. >> to you and polish people, i want to thank you for welcoming me back

president barack obama speaking there. in therespondent is kurdish capital and joins us now. adam, how is that statement likely to go down amongst kurdish people? interest in have no seeing isis as long-term neighbors to their south. any told us they want to see end to this calamity in iraq. they are keen to see anything that is divisive. one of the messages they will pay attention to in obama's one sect preference of over another. unfortunately, the message will be perceived as doing exactly that by sunni groups, even something as restrained as sending advisers of support to the iraqi national army. frankly, many in the sunni community view the army as a she army protecting a shia regime. isis that ist fighting the government, but a coalition of sunni tribesmen, former insurgents during the years of american occupation. broad sunni most community and the administration has to be careful not to isolate them in any of their actions. there is also a message of inclusiveness, but again, many of the sunnis here will fade is for prime late minister maliki to change his policies an

. >>> plus president obama speaks to hundreds of college grads here in california. is pushing the leaders of tomorrow to do now. >>> and a developing story from the middle east as violence in iraq esilates as the u.s. explores its options. the major show of force that is heading to the region. >>> nbc bay area news starts now. >>> good evening. thank you for

. >> president obama speaks of the this afternoon. the supreme court has blocked the obama administration from acquiring permits for some industries that generate lots of greenhouse gases. they split 5-4. >> only players can do that. industries have complained the new rules will cost billions of dollars in debt and thousands of jobs. >> the rulings of the prohibited thousands of the rockets. >> the highly anticipated report found what prosecutors labeled crucial missteps that delayed the investigation. >> the reports released today found no evidence that politics influenced the 32 month probe of allegations. pennsylvania attorney general says there were an excusable delays in bringing sandusky to justice. >> why those delays took place? >> we do not know that answer. return on know what was in the head. there were also tactical errors that were made the cut of move to this case two years sooner than it was. >> convicted on 45 criminal counts involving sexual abuse over a 15 year. >> facing domestic violence charges. police arrested sol

. >>> plus president obama speaks to hundreds of college grads here in california. what he is pushing the leaders of tomorrow to do now. >>> and a developing story from the middle east as violence in iraq esilates as the u.s. explores its options. the major show of force that is heading to the region. >>> nbc bay area news starts now. >>> good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm peggy bunker. >> and i'm terry mcsweeney. a little girl is resting safely with her parents after she was found by passers by after spending the night in the woods. tonight her father says he is impressed by the efforts that went into finding his daughter. nbc bay area derek shore live with the reunion everyone was hoping for and this morning we got it. >> reporter: that little girl was apparently cold and tired but she was okay. in fact, she seemed to be less effected than her own parents. >> i'm extremely grateful this father's day that i did not -- that i continue to have my wonderful daughter, ida. >> reporter: grateful because robby rothschild wasn't sure he would have his daughter, i

. >> barack obama speaking out in favor of tougher gun controls following tuesday's fatal shooting ata high school in the northwestern state of oregon which left one student dead. it is the third killing in the u.s. in less than a month and has prompted the president to call for some national soul-searching over gun violence . the latest tragedy has sparked lively debate online with many taking to social networks to comment on the growing number of armed attacks in high schools and universities across the country. web users are asking how many students need to die before proper measures are taken to wipe out the problem once and for all. as illustrated on this map put together by journalists or the huffington post, the situation is getting worse. according to the document, there have been 74 school shootings since december 20 12 -- more than one every week. has vowed to reverse this alarming trend and is urging citizens to lobby members of u.s. congress and convince them to adopt stricter gun control laws. twitter usersr of are pointing out, the influential government flooded the nati

and again, president obama will be speaking in just a few minutes. the world leaders right now are gathered at omaha beach. that was one of five of the key landing sites during the d-day invasion. sword beach was another. one of the beaches stained by blood that day 70 years ago this morning. that's where we find christiane amanpour on this beautiful day, as the world looks back 70 years, but also in some ways, christiane, looks forward as well. >> reporter: that's exactly right. it is hard to imagine this beauty today compared with the devastation 70 years ago, not just the sun compared to the gail fo gale force and terrible weather. the massive motto, the most ambitious military venture ever assembled crept through a 36-hour window of weather to do what they did. and who knows what would have happened if general eisenhower hadn't banked everything on the meteorological report from the royal air force. and then those british forces that were landed here at sword beach, not just on -- not just disembarking on the beaches but also previously their com

. >>> president obama speaks out about how he's monitoring the situation in iraq and the action he is planning to take. >>> the fog is back today. but will it make it inland? >>> and we reported about several separate arson investigations under way throughout the bay area but now san francisco police are looking into recent fires that may have had a specific message. >>> the truck driver was speeding. that's what new details released today say about the june 7 crash that seriously injured comedian tracy morgan. according to a preliminary ntsb report, trucker kevin roper was driving 65-miles-per-hour on the new jersey turnpike when he plowed into morgan's limo van. that stretch of road advises drivers to slow from 65 to 45 miles per hour because of construction. morgan is currently hospitalized in serious condition. his friend was killed in the crash. roper is charged with vehicle homicide. >>> president obama spoke about an hour ago about the next move the u.s. is taking in the wake of the violent crisis in iraq. president obama says he is prepared to send up to 300 million tear advis

president obama, speaking last night at a private fund-raiser, rejected the notion that cantor's loss means that immigration reform is dead. but he's going to have a hard time finding anyone in republican leadership willing to strike a deal. john and reena? >> tahman bradley, live in washington. thank you. >>> stories of abuse are emerging from a new wave of immigrant children streaming in unaccompanied by adults. the minors from south america are being arrested and placed in holding centers. many of the kids are packed into fenced cages and forced to sleep on hard floors. there's been allegations of sexual abuse. and advocacy groups say 80% of the kids are not getting enough food and water. >> it's gruesome. i don't know how to explain it. appalled at the scene, the way they're holding them, as prisoners. they're not prisoners. they're children. >> the children are fleeing violent crimes in honduras and other countries. they're supposed to be transferred to health and human services within 72 hours. >>> defense secretary chuck hagel on the defensive yesterday on capitol hill over the

. >> president obama speaking at the white house talking about the terrorist group isil, islamic state in iraq, and it is causing chaos and some wonder about the fate of baghdad. and the security team is overlooking options, and as we watch him he is heading off to marine one for a trip to north dakota. now for "action news." and we begin this news with breaking news. federal investigators just released the preliminary report about the private jet crash that killed businessman and lewis katz and others. and a "gust lock" on the controls. the tail flaps were locked when the investigators examined the wreckage, but the control handle in the cockpit in the unlock position. without control it could not get airborne and may have led to the failed attempt to abort the takeoff. and it went into a ravine breaking apart and bursting into flames sarah and rick of f. and unsettled weather with an end in sight. the skies could open up again where you live this afternoon, but if you are getting used to the weather clearing out for the weekend, you are in luck. and meteorologist david murphy at the

i have to get over to new york to where president obama is about to speak at the white house. perin in new york right now. >> good afternoon. hear frome to president obama in the briefing room, expecting to hear his statement about u.s. efforts in iraq. our colleague at the white house point out this is unusual. barack obama got elected in part talking about getting out of iraq. >> i think the scene down there is a little surreal, especially for those who have covered president bush and both of those administrations. got so farsaid, he publicly on the promise of getting out of this country. and now on the tail end of his administration, and being forced by events on the ground to get ready to commit some degree of force to the events spiraling out of control. with whiteident met house leaders and briefed them. he's is meeting with the full national security team exploring military and security options. there is clearly not happiness in the white house with the current leadership in the iraqi government. here isnd gentlemen, the president. >> i just met with my national security

taking a nap you said well not far after that we heard obama speak about what he'd be open to take a listen. i think it's fair to say that in our consultations with the iraqis there will be some short term immediate things that need to be done militarily. and you know our national security team is looking at all the options we're not going to be able to be everywhere all the time. but what we can do is to make sure that we are. consistently helping to finance train advise military forces with partner countries including iraq. bad have the capacity to maintain their own security so the question is what does this marry what kind of response should the u.s. really be giving here well i think the. u.s. is primarily responsible for the mess in iraq paul the mess in syria for the entire mess in what the arab spring has turned out to be in from libya from all over and they were the promoter of this kind of activity these kind of fundamentalists and now the u.s. seems to be complaining about it or saying that they ought to do something i think this is going to be an opportunity for the u.s.

president obama speaking of the soldiers and calling them heros and mentioned one veteran wilson billl who said he couldn't pilot a plane because he didn't have a high school did diploma so in the end he decided to jump out of a plane. interestingly enough we met up with bill caldwell two days ago, we didn't know he would be the president's speech at the time. we spent the day with him. he lied his way in to the military trying to sign up when he was 15. he got in when he was 16 and that's the age he was here when he jumped out of a c47 transport plane with 101st airborne screaming eagles and he told me how within a few hours he came around a hedge row and that's where he met his first armed german soldier. >> i was always taught to hold your gun, with your finger on the trigger, ready to pull the trigg early. if you pull the trigger first, you survive, if you don't being well, you are gone. and i hit him in the chest and he went down he look ahea at med tried to say something. and that freaked me out. >> reporter: coldwell told me the jump master turned to him and said look left, loo

. >>> we watched president obama speaking in brussels and a reporter asked him about the controversyd here is his response: >> i am responsible for those kids. and i get letters from parents who say if you are in fact sending my child into war, make sure that child is being taken care of. and i write too many letters to folks that unfortunately don't see their children again after fighting a war. i make absolutely no apology for making sure we get back a young man to his parents and that the american people understand that this is somebody's child. >> lars larson and richard fowler is here. lars, what is your reaction to that? >> the president did this clearly for political reason. two years ago, rolling stone magazine quoted a senior official saying if they could pull off the swap it would be a great political victory in an election year. we are in an election year now. but this turned around and bit the president because he did a number of things wrong. he traded a terrorist to terrorists which is something americans should never do. and there is a law that says it is illegal to gi

and president obama speaking a short time ago saying this is not primarily a military problem.d a mother of four arrested, stripped in a jail cell, pepper sprayed and forced to walk naked in front of other inmates. we'll speak exclusively with her attorney about the lawsuit they just filed against police officers. >>> and today, it's friday, tgif where we have our surprise summer sidekick here on "the real story." my

your doctor pictures from the white house rose garden where moments from now we'll hear president obama speakmmigration reform. nbc news senior political recorder perry bacon joins me now with a preview. what are we expecting to hear? >> the president's going to lay out a process by the end of the summer. he's going to say congress will not pass immigration reform, so i want the cabinet to look into ways that i can use my executive power to change immigration law in whatever ways i can through the executive power only. he's going to lay out today a process for that. by the end of the summer, he's going to i la out the steps he's going to take. the important thing to think about here is remember last week, first of all, that we learned the house is probably not going to have any kind of immigration both this year. speaker boehner apparently told the president that over the phone. the president is ready to move forward that way. also, speaker boehner has the lawsuit he wants to file against the president to stop executive action. the response you could see today is the president announcing new

the obama administration faces continued republican criticism for winning bergdahl's freedom in return for five taliban prisoners held at guantÁnamo bay. speakingto cnn, republican senator john mccain claimed obama has released "hard-core sts who arehadi responsible for 9/11." >> it would have been offensive and income principle to consciously leave an american behind, no matter what. to leave an american behind in the hands of people who would torture him, cut off his head, to any number of things, and we would consciously choose to do that? that is the other side of this equation. i don't think anybody would think that is the appropriate thing to do. >> the fbi says it is investigating death threats and to bowe bergdahl's father. the first of the threats were received last week when the town of hailey, idaho canceled around celebrating the younger bergdahl's release. bob bergdahl has been target of right-wing criticism after he learned to speak pashto and grew out his beard in a bid to reach out to his sons captors. dozens of lgbt couples have exchanged vows in wisconsin after a federal judge struck down the state same-sex marriage ban. to co

she is an obama. speakingay the first lady insulted the romani minority community and got a pass. she was talking about being a working mother and uttered the word gyped. >> i tried the part-time thing, but what i realized was i got gyped on that front. >> i we need to bleep that. >> apparently the term comes from the word gypsy which is short for aroma. some compare it to saying jewed them down. sorry, andy for calling somebody an indian giver. sorry, joanne. at least she is not the only one who use the term. >> we want to make sure if you are buying health insurance on the market place you are not getting gouged and gyned by the insurance -- gyped by the insurance company. >> unbelievable. what is the solution to the romani minority? let's discuss this in "red eye"'s award-winning segment. >> that's how we get it around the graphics department. can we do that one more time please? >> where is the lame stream media on this? if sarah palin said this people would be in the streets with peach forks. >> it is wid

we are grateful for them. [ applause ] >> reporter: president obama speaking at coldville-sur-mer, whiche cemetery that overlooks the beaches where so many americans lost their lives. 23,000 troops landed safely on the beach along with 1,700 vehicles. only about 200 casualties were recorded during the landings there. the true cost though is reflected in the airborne casualties, 101 as it alone lost less than 20% of its forces on d-day alone. men remembered by the very veterans that the president met at the cemetery today. sem -- veterans were from omaha. bloody omaha as it was covered. the weather was rough. the bombardment had knocked out the fences in the days before. tanks sank, and the german guns were described as murderous. i was the first one out. the second one was the next one across the beach -- two were killed, three were injured. that's how lucky you have to be. and these men talk of their luck and being able to be here 70 years on, so remember those who never even made it off the beach. so that's the scene there. we're waiting for the spitfire fly pass coming over. they are

europeanly uncl european reluctance to move forward with more sanctions. >> reporter: president obama speaking ting unity in the fight with ukraine. >> we believe people have a right to determine their own destiny. that includes the people of ukraine. >> reporter: now in that photo op with ukraine president-elect petro poroshenko, president obama accused the use of dark tactics. to which vladimir putin responded where is the proof. president obama has no proof. putin was asked if he would willing to meet with him, willing to meet with president obama when the two are in france together. he said he would certainly like to do that, but it's up to president obama meanwhile the white house said there are no plans for any kind of formal meeting. >> mike viqueira for news brussels, mike, appreciate it. pro russian separatists have taken control of three ukrainian posts along the russian border. two of the bases were left abandoned by ukrainian security forces. national guardsmen reportedly left the post because they wan out of ammunition to fight off separatist fighters. they set up corridors to all

these shootings have president obama speaking out and he sounds frustrated. >> he certainly is. his biggest frustration, he says, that our society is not willing to take basic steps to control guns. this as two schools mourn the shooting deaths of two students within one week of each other, including a freshman soccer player in oregon shot and killed two days before school let out for summer. >> an emotional reunion for parents whose children were spared in the latest school shooting. >> you just got to touch him and know that he's ok. >> just before the first school bell, shots range out in the game at reynolds high near portland, oregon. the school went on lockdown as hundreds of officers rushed in, looking for a shooter armed with an assault rifle. one student was killed, the shooter was found dead. this latest shooting is a source of frustration for president obama. >> our levels of gun violence are off the charts. >> since the newtown connecticut massacre in december of 2012, there have been dozens of school shootings nationwide. yellow represents colleges and universities,

it's fascinating there, we heard an impassioned speech from president obama speaking to veterans at the cemetery there. he described normandy as democracy's beachhead. he had stories of american personnel from recent wars, afghanistan and iraq. he made the wider points about the spread of democracy around the world. >> you are referring to there what he called dem crass si's beachhead, at this moment didn't arrive out a few week of quick thinking. it was an uncredibly long-term planned event of any the logistics, the effort that went into this. >> you are right. obviously the focus of the attention on the moment is on that narrow moment, where people are to -- had to claw their way to shore. the problem was to be able to build up the allied forces, before the germans could bring in reinforcements. the allies had significant command of the skies. it was an extraordinary difficult operation. the artificial har bors that were built piece by piece. the pipelines, the fuel that was toed across the channel. the fact that they were able to build up their forces at such a rate with huge losses

obama will spend four days in europe speaking after he landed in poland and emphasized the america'sity commitment to the country as well as the rest of the region. >> given the situation in ukraine right now we have also increased our american presence. we have begun rotating additional ground troops and m-16 aircraft into poland and this is going to help our forces train together, it's going to help our forces support nato air missions, it's also part of nato's stepped up presence in central and eastern europe. >> that is pro-russian secretary attacked a border guard base in luhansk and the attack could have been a division to bring people over the russian border into ukraine. well obama's visit comes as nato defense minister meet in brussels and al jazeera editor james is there, james, what are we expecting to come out of this meeting? >> reporter: this is the first of a series of important meetings this week on the ukraine which are taking place here in brussels. today we are looking at the military part of things, nato looking for what else it can do to deter russia from taking

. >> that was president obama speaking earlier today. i want to apologize for my voice earlier in the previous segment. the air is thick with dust here, anyone who served in iraq knows what that is about. i apologize for coughing. joining us, arwa damon, shim shutto. nick, let's start with you and talk about the chemical plant. you've actually been there. what is it like? >> with weapons inspectors, 2002, i was just looking back at my notes what we're hearing from state department officials they say the stockpiles that the isis are coming across are old degraded probably no chemical webs value could be dangerous if moved. looking back at my opening lines, the first impressions you have, rows of rusting chemical war fair, equipment rot income a warehouse and the last line was this is a site that the weapons inspectors probably won't have to come back to. it was bombed in 1991. it's a large site, 15 square miles roughly in the desert, bunker type warehouses, the birthplace of saddam hussein's biological weapons production. the heart of his

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>> yes, well obama speaking and recalling the events of 70 years ago, that as salt that took place overtretch of coastline about 80 kilometers wide on five different beaches describing the scene on the beaches and if you look behind me 70 years ago you would have seen more ships than sea and speaking in the american cemetery where there are buried more than 9,000 american servicemen, the u.s. president gave these poignant words. >> if pray were made of sound the skies over england that night would have deaf ended the world and more than 150,000 souls set off towards this tiny sliver of sand upon which hung more than the fate of a war but rather the course of human history. i am honored to return here today to pay tribute to men and women who defied every danger, among them are veterans of d-day. >> reporter: and james also being used for further diplomacy of ukraine, what has been happening with that? >> reporter: we already had a meeting along the french president meeting with vladimir putin the president of russia and we also just seen a meeting between the german chancellor angela me

. >> president obama speaking in warsaw moments ago. let's discuss this with bbc defense correspondent. interesting the polish president said they would decrease defense spending to 2% of gdp. is there any guarantee congress is going to support this? what difference is it going to make? >> there's no guarantee congress will support. these are difficult times. with that said, it's unlikely they would block this. there are republicans as well as democrats who see russia as a problem. in fact republicans who are rather annoyed u.s. commitment to europe -- last year i went on the nato exercise. 200 u.s. troops involved post ukraine. suddenly military exercising taking place this coming week. you have seen a step up in commitments of asset, military jets flown up in the baltic states and poland as well. the promise from president obama they would put more men and equipment in european countries. it has changed. something big has changed. a billionle sounds like a lot of money and is a lot of money, but you have to bear in mind the u.s. has a

president hollande and then president obama speaking. >> president hollande president obama, distinguishedd gentlemen, please be seated. [ speaking in french ]. >> it is our privilege to welcome all the distinguished visitors joining us today. we extend a special welcome to the d-day and world war ii veterans and their family members in attendance who honor us all with their presence. today we commemorate the 70th anniversary of the d-day landings, which began on the morning of june 6th, 1944. today's ceremony will honor our military men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for the liberation of europe including among those we honor are the 9,387 of our fallen veterans interned at this sacred ground and the 1,557 missing in action inscribed on the wall of the missing. [ speaking in french ] [ speaking in french ] [ speaking in french ] >> ladies and gentlemen, please bow your heads for the invocation delivered by the most reverend f. richard spencer. [ speaking in french ] >> may we

president obama will speak in minnesota at a fundraiser. secretary john kerry is in paris for middle east talks. what else do you need to know, soccer? >> do we have a chance? there is a 72% chance the usa can advance into the next round. they don't necessarily have to win against germany. >> this is our twitter question of the day -- usa versus germany at 12 noon eastern time, what's your excuse? >> let's do a data check -- a nice moving lower yields. vxx is 11.59 so a little improvement off of an ugly monday. under $115.is well this is caution, recession,gloom, the difference -- up we go when we rolled over a little bit. we are miles from the acclaimed recession signal. >> in other words, if that >>-year, 10 year spread widens, that's good news. >>we are miles from a recession call. at the frontd pages and the webpages and here is scarlet fu with your front page. >> u.s. authorities go after yet another european bank. the new york state attorney general is suing barclays over dark pools, the venues that to investstors without alerting the

. >> president obama speaking at the g-7 summit in brussels defending the deal that freed u.s.rmy sergeant bowe bergdahl from the taliban. police takes and excuses are both part of the mix of five days after bergdahl was freed and there's a key question, what were the motives for his release? the white house is getting a lot of backlash over the affair and a lot of politics involved as well from republicans and democrats. gloria borger is here, she writes about this in her latest column on cnn.com, an excellent column as well. speaking to some former national security advisers of this president. what do they say? >> i was told that secretary of defense bob gates was, quote, very uncomfortable with the idea of this guantanamo prisoner swap for bowe bergdahl when it was raised in 2011. this has been a topic of discussion for a couple of years. the fundamental discussion at that time, i'm told, was over the notion of whether you should negotiate with terrorists and hostage takers. and we now know that former cia director leon pa netter, former secretary of state hillary clinton an

. >> a very frustrated president obama speaking in the rose garden about immigration reform and the failure of the house of representatives, which is under republican control, to pass the bill passed by the senate a year ago this month, i believe. president obama saying that he wished they would pass the, quote, darn bill, and then saying directly to congress, pass a bill, pass a bill. he said, don't just say no. president obama also announcing 2 it is billion in funding he wants to send to the border to help with the influx of illegal immigration, many children from central america. i'm joined in the studio by jeffrey toobin and gloria borger. jeffrey, president obama explaining all the executive actions he has been taking, saying he would prefer not to, but he does it when congress doesn't act. >> right. in fact, one of the lines that jumped out at me, and i'm paraphrasing, i take these executive actions when we have a problem and congress refuses to act. el with, that's not necessarily the way the constitution set it up. he can only act when article 2 of the constitution says the preside

. >> president obama speaking at that bridge between ohio and kentucky almost three years ago now. the replacement for the brent spence bridge has still never been built. engineers say it is safe to drive on, but really it's kind of a mess. it's getting old for a bridge. it carries twice as much traffic every day as it was designed for. it is functionally obsolete. and so officials in ohio and kentucky are still trying to figure out some way to build a new bridge. to replace this old one that is functionally obsolete. that kind of project is the kind of thing that senator mitch mcconnell in kentucky he really used to specialize in that. bringing home federal money to kentucky for projects like that. you can basically walk all across the state of kentucky and never not be standing on something that's named for mitch mcconnell because he brought the money to the state to pay for it. senator mitch mcconnell built his whole career on making sure that kentucky got its share or more than its share of federal money. he took care of the earmarks. he took care of the state at home. but you

melissa: so president obama speaking a short time ago and rising tension in iraq.pite growing insurgency in the country he will not send u.s. troops back into combat. let's bring in our panel. john kingston from platts. we have cm e-trader andrew keane. set the table for us. how serious is this situation and what do you think happens from here? >> melissa, pleasure to be with you. it is a very serious situation. as professional analysts, three of us and you as professional journalist we'll analyze this situation. keep in mind this humanitarian crisis of epic proportions. next five taste you will see several hundred thousand refugees, as many as a million, internally displaced persons. keep in mind what isis is. they are the world's worst terrorist organization in terms of viciousness and brutality. they are trying to establish a safe haven state for islamic fundamentalist terrorists. people that disagree with them get decappy tated. they can't be reasoned with. they can not be negotiated with. they will do what they are going to do. in terms of -- melissa: wow. let

next, president obama speaks at d-day anniversary ceremony in normandy will stuff that is followed by the international of service in france. after that, form of the i director on cyber security -- former director of cyber security. his first vision occurred in a book that he began writing in in 1832. in the front part of the outcome he wrote a personal history about his life to that point. in this history, he describes this vision that he had 12 years earlier. he himself did not write things personally, but he had clerks writing for him at work. rentedre about two dozen volumes about 500 pages a piece. >> learn about the rich history and literary life of salt lake city, utah on c-span 2 book tv and sunday at 2 p.m. on c-span 3 american history tv. on june 6, 1944, 160,000 allied troops attacked along a stretch of french coastline. 9000 casualties resulted. by day's end, the allies had gained a foothold. to mark the anniversary, president obama to live remarks to the american cemetery and memorial. one of the landing spots and during the invasion. the president thanked veterans for th

. >>> president obama speaking last night, means that immigration reform is dead but he will have a hard time any republican leader who is willing to strike a deal. >>> breezy and cool. we are checking in with meteorologist mike nicco. >> on the peninsula, it is 58 at palo alto and in the mid-50's with clouds and same thing across the bay in the east bay shore and down into san jose and los gatos and, also, concord and san ramon and antioch and live more. upper 40's to 50's around larkspur and santa rosa, and 54 in half moon bay. all the temperatures are about the same, up to six degrees cooler than yesterday. here is a look if the camera, you can see the cloud deck hanging out there and we will be mostly cloudy at 7:00, so not much of a change in the temperatures and breezy and start to see breaks in the cloud cover by noon, 56 to 68 from the coast inland, and in the dry breeze, it will kick in behind the cool front, 58 to 76 at 4:00, and grab the coat, 56 at coast and 70 inland. now another check of the traffic. >>> i have a couple of updates and there were crashes, two of which are on

despite earlier, we're hearing that president obama did speak with russia's president, vladimir putin, and what can you tell us about that conversation? >> yeah, all of the speculation that had come forward, all of the suspicion really of some of the european leaders, as the president has struggled to keep unity with the allies, he said everybody has to be marching in lockstep and confronting vladimir putin, and insisting that there was no formal meeting between president obama and vladimir putin. even though they were going to be in the same venue. but turns out that they didn't have a formal meeting. the white house gets around that with an informal meeting, 10-15 minutes, and we're waiting for the details, but the two men did speak, according to white house aids, and it's safe to assume that they did talk about ukraine. i would be surprised if anything concrete came out of it. but this is the first time that they have seen each other since the crisis began. they have spoken on the phone many times, but the lines of communities have gong cold. this is the first, and a lot of people

either as oil prices jump, which always triggers a dip in the averages, or as president obama speaksbout the issue, that causes the selloff, too. the market does not like uncertainty or indecision. so until we get more clarity where the averages go lower, i have no problem sitting this one out on the sidelines. i'm in no hurry to buy unless we get a bigger dip. i'm not averse to nailing down big profits if you've got them. so what besides this iraq watch do we need to be on the lookout for in next week's game plan? on monday, we get may industrial production numbers, and i think there's still plenty of people out there who believe the economy down shifted last month. i find that hard to believe given the strength in autos, nonresidential construction and, of course, oil and gas. so this number ought to clarify things for us. tuesday, we get a read on the one area of weakness that's actually quite worrisome to me and that's housing. when we learn may housing starts. now, look, the home builders, they have acted terribly. i'd love to see some bounceback, but judging by the slowdown in

. >> it is interesting when you hear candidate obama speaking out against this very same thing. >> lethat's a wonderful line that appeared in an old english case that some judge had occasion to say all i can say is the matter does not appear to be now as it appeared to me then. senator obama, it's a great line, senator obama, i think, you know, has learned some things since the time he was a senator. things look different from the oval office. now is the time where he has some speedometers he has to exercise as commander-in-chief leading troops into battle. >> there isn't much congress can do. >> there really isn't. it is grounded in the constitution, but it is really more a political matter than a legal matter. the courts have said very clearly they don't want to get in the middle of disputes between the executive branch and legislative branch and there's no way that congress could sue the president. and yes, of course, you could have an impeachment, but this is not an issue that rises to the level of impeachment. >> jeff toobin, eugene, thank you so much. >>> up next, more breaking n

and president obama speaking a short time ago saying this is not primarily a military problem. really? >>> and a mother of four arrested, stripped in a jail cell, pepper sprayed and forced to walk naked in front of other inmates. we'll speak exclusively with her attorney about the lawsuit they just filed against police officers. >>> and today, it's friday, tgif where we have our surprise summer sidekick here on "the real story." my sidekick will be fox news chief meteorologist rick. >> i'm ready. one hour? >> yes. we have to talk about this fox news alert right now because bowe bergdahl back on u.s. soil after five years in taliban captivity. after spending the last two weeks receiving medical care in germany, he was quickly taken to brooke army medical center in san antonio, texas, where his treatment is going to continue. he'll eventually reunite with his family. we're expecting a news conference with army officials in a few hours on all the latest p developments. investigators likely have plenty of questions for bergdahl about his firsts you disappearance five years ago. cas

here was we've made enormous progress over the last several years in -- >> that was president obama speakingarresting a suspected ringleader of the 2012 benghazi attack that killed ambassador stevens, reaction has been pouring in from capitol hill as you would expect. much of it praising the military but republicans not quick to give president obama any credit. republican senator kelly ayotte saying rather than rushing to read the suspect his miranda rights and a right to remain silent, the hope the administration will focus on collecting intelligence necessary to prevent future attacks. speaker john boehner said i'm grateful for the work of the military and assisted by the fbi capturing him. i expect them to give them the professionals time to gather useful intelligence he has. joining me now, howard fineman, nbc news political analyst and robert costa, that inspector generalal political reporter at "the washington post." thank you both so much for joining me. howard, i want to start with you. does this capture take away a sort of key talking point for republicans? >> well, it takes away a

. >> that was first lady michelle obama speaking moments ago at the white house summit on working familiese president and first lady have been fighting for fairness thin this economy everything from equal pay to the minimum wage. today, the president said that to continue growing our economy, we have to take care of workers. both at the office anded at home. >> child care, work place flexibility, a decent wage. these frills. they are basic needs. they shouldn't be p bonuses. they should be part of oh our bottom line as a society. at a time when women are half of the work force among our most skilled workers, are the primary bredwinners in more families than ever before with, anything that makes life harder for women makes life harder for families. and makes life harder for children.ñrñr when women succeed, america succeeds. so there is no such thing as a women's issue. [ cheers and applause ] >> there is no such thing as a women's issue. there is a family issue. and an american issue. >> being able to take care of our families, it's not a woman's issue. it'sen an american issue. and the pr

president obama speaking about iraq. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. ing like a college professor. the president outlined othe problems iraq faces because different muslim sects can cannot get along. mr. obama's analysis was long on detail, short on solutions. even though the pentagon recommends bombing the al qaeda army which is slaughtering thousands of people and threatening to overwhelm iraq, mr. obama says he will not bomb the terrorists who are moving back and forth the flatter rain to and from syria. instead sending 300 military advisors and asking for international help. >> we have immediate problems with terrorist organizations that may be advancing. rather than try to play back a monthly wherever these terrorist organizations may pop up. what we have to do is is be able to build effective partnerships, make sure they have capacity. >> so, once again, the president seeks consensus from other countries rather than charting a direct course that might damage the evil al qaeda. now, there are two things in play. first, what's happening inside iraq,