thank you, roz. >>> we are following a developing story as well. president trump is in japan right now. he said he's not personally bothered by recent short-range missile tests that north korea conducted this month, breaking with japan's prime minister, who is hosting the president on a four-day state visit. nbc's hallie jackson reports from tokyo. >> reporter: a dismissive determination from president trump this morning, brushing off north korea's latest missile tests. >> it doesn't matter. >> reporter: but it does matter very much to neighboring japan. the prime minister saying the tests violate u.n. security council resolutions. the president's own national security adviser agrees. >> my people think it could have been a violation, as you know. i view it differently. i view it as a man -- perhaps he wants to get attention. and perhaps not. who knows. >> reporter: president trump insists it's still possible kim jong un could eventually denuclearize but adds he's in no rush to get a deal there. and apparently has no regrets now about his tweet tha

_by special programme presented from roz —— by roz atkins from inside the european parliament. of courseto leave the eu at some point in the next few months. failure to deliver a clear plan has cost theresa may herjob. in the race to succeed her has intensified. more candidates are entering the field. the former brexit secretary dominic raabe and the former leader of the commons of the latest to say they will stand for conservative party leader. another brexiteer, michael gove, will dig claire his candidacy later today. —— claire his candidacy. —— declare his candidacy. people in ireland have voted overwhelmingly in favour of making it easier to get a divorce. with nearly all the results now in, the ‘yes' vote stands at 82 %. it comes after the public backed legalising abortion and gay marriage in other recent votes, as our correspondent louise cullen explains. divorce only became legal in the republic of ireland over 20 years ago and that referendum in 1995 past bya ago and that referendum in 1995 past by a tiny margin, just 50.3%. here we are some 23 or 2a years later and 110w we are s

you think it will, roz? new in it, is nothing dramatically new in it, is there? no, and quite honestly the wording used is so opaque and open to interpretation either way, that clearly there wasn't a total exoneration, but that doesn't mean there is something that is there to be prosecuted, or that there is a case for impeachment. there is nothing here that would make it clear that there is going to be any further follow—up, it is more of a kind of interesting story and yet another example where perhaps trump has over exaggerated in his own interest. yes, and i suppose eve ryo ne interest. yes, and i suppose everyone is going to be looking at this within the context of the 2020 election campaign. yes but it could also reveal a split within the democratic party, because the older democrats feel it would not be a goodidea democrats feel it would not be a good idea to try to impeach trump, it would distract the voters, and a nyway it would distract the voters, and anyway the voters don't care about it. the youn

roz plater, nbc bay area news. >>> new at 11:00. an oakland man arrested after a shooting that injured several people. 19-year-old francisco arasco is facing charges of attempted murder at the shooting at oceano dunes during the concert. deputies swarmed that beach, this is south. at least six people were injured. it is not clear what led up to that attack. >>> an emotional performance tonight, members of the world renowned choir brought down the house days after surviving a fiery bus crash. now, we hear from various couples who stepped up and helped them. th thom jensen is live. >> reporter: a lot of standing ovation tonight as these 50 young people delivered the gospels the perfect way they know how. perfect harmony and heart. >> reporter: moving words for tremendous voices. . >> for us we get things out. >> the universal language that pulls people together to see that we are one. >> reporter: the award winning choir from huntsville alabama miraculously hand in hand preaching their words in pitch perfect unison. just a day after h

"today in the bay" roz has that story. >> reporter: friends and neighbors gathered to light a candle, say a prayer and share the pinson family's pain on this the third anniversary of daughter pearl. >> i'm trying to stay strong so i can find my girl. >> reporter: she was abducted 6:45 in the morning may 25th, 2016 as she headed to her school bus stop. witnesses told police a man dragged her across the pedestrian bridge over highway 780 to louis avenue. that was the last time she was seen. the only suspect, vallejo resident castro, was killed in a shoot-out with police on the central coast the next day, and the trail grew cold. >> every day is a struggle not knowing. yeah. i don't wish this on my worst enemy >> reporter: still, her family has hope. >> i still have hope because pearl is a survivor. if she is alive she is doing everything to get home >> reporter: her family is hoping the national spotlight will prompt someone to reach out to police. >> please, please get in contact with somebody and let them know any information they have that will help. >> reporter: roz plater. >>> we w

live in lafayette, roz plater for "today in the bay". >>> 6:32. hope striking teachers will be back at the bargaining table following a long day of negotiations that ended with no deal and a lot of questions. today marks one week since teachers in union city and hayward went on strike. teachers are starting to feel the frustration. district leaders abruptly walked out of talks. >>> there are 11,000 students who need to go back to school. we need to be back in the classroom. the fact that they're not moving or budging and offering the same exact thing they have been offering all along is just unacceptable. >> the district maintains giving in to teachers' demands would jeopardize student programs. >>> a controversial raid by the san francisco police department. chief bill scott facing calls to resign after police raided a freelance journalist's home friday. they say the raid may have violated the law. they called for an investigation into the action. yesterday the police commission released a statement calling the chief a leader with high integrity.

but roz plater continues to follow the story and will have a live report in the 5:00 a.m. hour. >> a transient is in custody after finding a home made pipe bomb in his possession. that's what you see there. it started yesterday as a loitering report. the bomb squad had to be called in to remove that device. deputies found the suspect in possession of a stun gun as well as drugs and burglary tools. they also say the suspect is wanted in connection with a separate felony. >> new details on a controversial raid by the san francisco police department. chief bill scott facing calls to resign after police raided a freelance journalist's home. hief said the raid may have violated the law and called for an investigation into the officers' actions. yesterday the police commission released a statement calling the chief a leader with high integrity. but the police officers' union is calling for him to resign. >>> a new weapon that may save lives on bart. all officers will start carrying narcan. sfpd has been carrying it since 2015. they are all trained to administer it. bart had prev

roz payne wrote, "we decided to make films that would show another side to the news. it was clear to us that the established forms of media were not going to approach those subjects which threaten their very existence. our films tried to analyze, not just cover, the realities that the media, as part of the system, always ignores." and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. and i'm juan gonzalez. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. we begin today's show on capitol hill where a growing number of house democrats are calling on speaker nancy pelosi to launch an impeachment inquiry against president trump. this speaker has called for a closed-door special caucus meeting this morning to discuss the impeachment question which has deeply divided house democrats. pelosi has long opposed opening an impeachment inquiry, but "the dust arguing that focusing onn impeachment could h hurt the chances of d democratsts in the0 election. but she is facing

roz. >> you can see where she was last even. with the her initials on the overpass over highway 780. this anniversary of her disappearance coincides with the national missing children's day. perfectly was just a 15 schoo pedestrian bridge near louis avenue over highway 78 the only in a shootout with police the next day. that's why investigators have been stumped in this case. the family is hoping that the national attention her case got in a people magazine article back in march will help prompt new tips pan leads in in case. so, again, we are told the family and friends of hers will gather here in just over an hour so from now in a alvinle to keep her case and name out there so she is not forgotten. rose platter, nbc bay area news. >> really troubling, thank you. >>> a trip on b.a.r.t. will be slower than usual this weekend. if you are traveling threw the east bay. that's because b.a.r.t. is rebuilding and replacing some tracks between pleasant hill and concord, which means trains won't be running between the two stations all w

roz plater, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> chp is asking to find a gunman who opened fire on i-80 last night. it was around 11:20 p.m. the driver of a black charger was chased by a driver in a silver honda civic. the victim says as he was trying to run away, the driver of the honda got out, opened fire, hitting him twice in the leg. he was hit by passing cars. he survived. with some major injuries. eastbound i-80 was shut down for the investigation. >>> a college choir from alabama is singing in san francisco tonight. the bus they were riding in on the peninsula cause fire in a pileup crash. they have received an outpouring of support to replace the items they lost. >> reporter: i just took a look inside. the church is packed. earlier i had a chance to speak with some of the members. they say, they do have some aches and pains and trying to process what happened. this is exactly where they wanted to be tonight. they are grateful to everyone who helped them. their voices filled the church after a bus crash early saturday. >> we smelled the smoke, the fumes. as we were coming off,

coverage of the european election results on sunday from the european parliament in brussels presented by rozhefs everywhere, and his boyish enthusiasm for cooking made him a tv star. but in the uk, jamie's restaurant empire has collapsed, with 1,000 jobs being lost. emma simpson reports. so, what you get... from the cheeky new chef on the block... look at that! ..to campaigner, tv star and books, jamie 0liver‘s built an empire as britain's most successful chef, and he opened dozens of restaurants too. come in and see us at jamie's italian. nothing was being served up today, though. his restaurant business collapsed, 22 outlets closed with immediate effect. around 1,000 jobs lost. in a statement, jamie oliver said: so, what went wrong? itjust got a bit too chain... chainy. yeah. whereas just around here, there are so many quirky little restaurants, and just one—offs that you can go to. today's news isn't a total surprise. this chain almost went bust a couple of years ago. jamie oliver put in £13 million of his own money to save it. 12 outlets already closed last year in a restructuring plan,

live in lafayette, roz plater, "today in the bay". >> it is hope that striking teach e teachers wille back on the job today. today marks one week in union city and hayward went on strike. district leaders last night abruptly walked out of talks. >>> there are 11,000 students who need to go back to school. we need to be back in the classroom. the fact that they're not moving or budging and offering the same exact thing they have been offering all along is just unacceptab unacceptable. >> the district maintains giving in to teachers' demands would jeopardize student programs. >>> a controversial raid by the san francisco police department. chief bill scott facing calls to resign after police raided a freelance journalist's home friday. they say the raid may have violated the law. yesterday the police commission released a statement calling the chief a leader with high integrity. but the police officer's union is calling for him to resign. >>> parking lot police will soon be equipped with a new weapon that may save lives. all officers will be carrying narcan. it is that nasal spray that

i also spoke to roz spencer, the director of safer renting, an organisation which has been trying tos affected by this. and we were also joined from his north yorkshire constituency by kevin hollinrake, conservative member of the housing, communities and local government committee. first of all, i understand you were living in a flat in london and eve fell behind in your rent by a couple of months. you went home to your flat on the 6th of february, what happened? 6th of february when i went to the flat, i seen they had broken in. all my belongings removed and they are telling me they are removing my stuff, contact the office. he went into your flat and everything was removed, nothing at all? everything. my clothes, my belonging, my passport. everything you have. notjust your personal b holdings but everything to prove who you are? yes. had you had any warning from your landlord? no. they just put a paper under the door. we can play a video i know you recorded when you went into your flat that evening. let's have a look. so this, hasan,is evening. let's have a look. so this, hasan, is

roz brewer saying they sell really well no matter what time of year they called that out last quarter even in the winter, guys which is interesting >> i think there's a distinction between viral drinks that starbucks makes that are good for instagram and those that are actually tasting good. for instance, the s'mores frappuccino's delicious. the unicorn one i think just looks really good. >> but didn't they sate unicorn one sold out it must have done well >> it's an instagram world, right, kate? >> it's totally an instagram world. we're all just living in, it guys wilf did mentioned it sold out pretty quickly it was really popular. i didn't get o'specifically taste that one these are fan favorite type things they get people talking, obviously drive traffic to stores we see it moving the needle on comps. and that leads to stock performance doing well >> kate, thanks very much. >> try to break the next one >> for your waistline. i can't believe it's -- >> you don't get it for me when you offer me a coffee. >> you can order whatever you want nice to get an offer reciprocated once in a wh

roz and taneisha nailing it. and what a group. the band. thank you. willie and i were going to do that ourselves. >> no, it's good you didn't. >> mika, happy birthday and only on "morning joe" can you drop a birthday wish in the middle of a conversation about fisa surveillance. >> i was wondering where this was going and i had no control over it. your birthday is tomorrow, right? >> i'm 52. how old are you, willie? >> i'll be 42 tomorrow. >> oh, my god, joe, we're so old! >> i like it. >> tomorrow we'll have the oak ridge boys come in and sing for him. we need to find somebody to sing willie a happy birthbirthday. if you or your friend are a popular musician -- >> maybe if it's solo. >> happy birthday, mika. >> thank you. >> coming up, the must-read opinion pages, including former fbi director's james comey about president trump corrupts those who work for him like william barr. we saw it all laid out for us yesterday before our eyes. "morning joe" will be right back. ♪ happy birthday, mika ♪ happy birthday, mika ♪ happy birthday leave no man behind.