reco producer musician is mardi gras dancers or less now are concerned that strain. my question is could you do it today and get me a gig next wednesday the like from all the not know why. things have become a bit a little bit more regimented i think there are possibilities not buildings completely strangled itself you know it's not there are places you can go and berlin still got a lot of opportunities you know there's a lot of places where you could do things i find the fact that you know people come and take over certain properties and turn into flotsam things they forget the reason why people come to believe in the first place they might just come on a whim because they've heard about it they might want to go out to one of the club scene here and they experience a city that she's very culturally very vibrant and very relaxing in comparison to say some a lot longer do you think it's going to last i mean balance being cool for ages. attracts the always the same kind of people you know i find i've met so many people in the meantime who've moved to berlin and and it'

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-reco president juan guaido. >>> also overnight montgomery county police are investigating a homicide in silver spring. a man was found b justefore 11:00 last night on piney branch road. officers s the body showed signs of trauma. this morning we're still working to learn his name and whether police have any supects. >>> the house judiciary committee voted along party lines to recommend the house find attorney general william barr in contempt of congress for not releasing the full mueller report to congress. the vote came after president trp asserted executive privilege to prevent the redacted portions of the report from being given to congress. the full house could vote as n early asxt week. >>> the rock creek parkway will shut down in a matter of hours. traffic will be stopped in both directionst 8:00 tonight, and the road will stay closed until tuesday morning. workers are installing a pedestrian bridge over the road connecting t kennedy center. >>> the manhunt continues for a fugitive who ran om police and crashed his car twice. u.s. marshals are trying to track down victor charle

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rd> a reco setting volatile weather after a quiet start to the season.he record numbers behind this tornado outbreak. >>> 74 sailors died after being called to action for the vietnam war. why their families are fighting to get their name on the military wall and why military officials are resisting. >> they gave the ultimate >>> mondaywill mark the 50th anniversary of deadly day in the vietnam war. sailors were killed when their ship went down in the south china seas. none of those who gaveeir lives has their name on the vietnam memorial wall. mark segraves explains the rt renewed eff to northern those lost 74. >> reporter: the uss frank e. evans was providing artillery support off the coast of vietnam in the spring of969. in the early morning hours of june 3rd, the evans was participating in training exercises outside the combat zone when an australian aircraft carrier accidentally collided with the u.s. vessel, slicing it in half. annmstrong daily's brother wae among thos killed. >> he was an amazing young man. incredibly bright but very humble. >> rep

he probably is based on his reco i think i agree with him on that. i think we will have a deal with japan and, likewise, china. >> reporter: he wants a deal to reduce the trade deficit with tokyo. the president says he backs japan's interest in brokering a dialogue between the u.s. and iran in an effort to tamp down escalating tensions. laura, back to you. >>> craig, thanks so much. 6:04 right now. the president is also vowing to file an appeal. a federal judge in oakland blocked key sections of the bay area that were set to be built with money secured under the national emergency declaration. on twitter, trump accused the judge of being an oba obama-appointed activist judge. >>> memorial day events will honor the men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country today.arngton national s under way 7:30 our time. a concert ahead of the wreath playing ceremony at the tomb of the unknown soldiers. >>> one of the biggest memorial day events here in the states take place right here in the bay area. "today in the bay" pete suratos live in san f

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i want to seat recoe the record. attorney general barr's credibility was shattered yesterday. he needs to resign. >> i want to ask you this maximalism question. you called for him to resign as many colleagues have. that's a thing you don't do about everyone. do you understand yourself as locked into a constitutional death match with the president at this point? >> certainly right now is a constitutional confrontation. a slow-moving crisis that has to be taken to the courts. we need to present this case through a contempt citation. that's the right way to do it. we need to present the case to the american people as lucy mcbath said. he needs to go to the people of her district and need to go to the people of connecticut. we need to present this case to the american people. they are the ones who decide. >> you and democrats in both houses and the instead and particularly the house, but i don't know how much you are talking to each other. are you prepared to take it where it goes? he will sue you and ignore you and has no shame and do whatever you can get away with. we know that.

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counsel just issued a sweeping rejection to the house judiciary committee's request for w40uhite house reco. he accused congressional democrats of trying to rer relitigate the mueller report. and the house judiciary committee has scheduled a hearing for don mcgahn set to testify next tuesday. whether he will show up remains unclear. and mcgahn now a private citizen, so a direct difference may be easier said than done. >> he is supposed to come in the 21st. he is under subpoena. if he doesn't come in, we'll do what we have to do then. >> any assurance that he will come in? >> no, we do not. >> the president's son donald trump jr. is also set to testify before congress after initially threatening to defy a subpoena from the republican controlled senate intelligence committee. but according to a source close to don jr., the topics will be limited and the session closed. so today's big question is, who will win the oversight fight between congress and the white house? joining me now "new york times" chief white house correspondent and analyst peter baker, daily beast politics reporter betsy woo

and flynn reportedly provided proof in the form of a voicemail reco recording. so the big question we're asking today is, why is the attorney general so focused on claims about spying when he was quick to dismiss accusations of obstruction? joining me now to break this down, nbc news national security and justice reporter julia ainsle ainsley politico senior writer jake sherman. former federal prosecutor, doug burns. thanks to all of you for being here. julia, i want to start with you and the president's tweets, he said there is conclusive evidence that his campaign was spied on and he also says that some people actually committed treason. let's do a little fact checking here. he doesn't name any names. what's he talking about? >> eight. he right. he's obviously going very far but going this far because his attorney general set him up. he used the word, spying, in his congressional testimony. we understand there's investigation into whether there was unauthorized surveillance. surveillance is very often authorized. you get court approval to do that. many people

to fill in t stuff for the reco. >> on guidance we issued a comprehensive guidance on guidance so that we have in writing for all ofin our examination and supervisory staff a very clear expectation that guidance is not supposed to be used as a basis for enforcement actions, that it is guidance and not a rule. i amm going around to each of te reserve banks having town halls with all of the supervisors, discussing the current supervisor practices in general, chewing supervisory practices online with our regulatory decisions in washington. i won't chew up more of your time with this but i do think, it's really important question drawingg this line and chairman crapo refer to some comment i made on earlier. i think it's incumbent upon us that the fit at all of us to think carefully in a way that hasn't been done in decades about where we are drawing the line between what can be accomplished through supervision and what types of things have to be accomplished through regulation if we're going to duemplish them and the process requirements that apply to regulation under the administrative pr

cynics would sayjeremy kyle has had a long, good run, they would get such press if they carried on reco change? i think things have to change because we have so much in the social media market, people really do get on social media and they call out bad behavour. and so i think that's calling everybody — all the producers, the tv stars, the co ntesta nts, the producers, the tv stars, the contestants, to the producers, the tv stars, the co ntesta nts, to accou nt the producers, the tv stars, the contestants, to account in a way we've not seen in previous years. i think these two things are happening. on the other side we have the pressure groups and the tv execs, the mps as i say, but also viewers are much more aware of what they're watching and the implications for people and individuals involved. they're able to, as you say, talk about it openly, publicly. yes. then it's picked up by the press. yes. obviously, it is terribly bad publicity for big tv companies like itv when tragic events like this happen. yes. do you think there will bea happen. yes. do you think there will be a move tow