>> reporter: well, good to be with you, sheinelle.hey are identifying areas where they can claim victory. in part you heard both the secretary of state and the president talk about the economic arrangements, the defense arrangements here and the saudis in particular welcome a trump administration after more difficult ties with the obama administration. so there are things for president trump and his team to say are in fact wins at this early stage. the biggest test comes tomorrow when the president addresses the muslim world and the representatives of close to 50 countries. we expect that that will be a real challenge for the president to undo some of the rhetoric of his campaign self when he talked in harsher tones toward the islamic world and using phrases like radical islamic terrorism. a few of us after we saw secretary tillerson sort of followed him out the door here. we were asking him if the president would use that frayed again, radical islamic terrorism, he did not respond directly but said he thought the outcome of the speec

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>> reporter: thanks, sheinelle.ell, the newspaper of record here came out and said that it wouldn't be reportingny of the details or really anything at all about these hacks. thateen seen by some in the united states as a virtuous decision by an upstanding newspaper, but in reality they're really just complying with the law here. we're in the midst of a blackout period right now. it started last night around midnight and will last until sunday night around 8:00 p.m. french time when the polls close. that's when newspapers and individuals can start talking about politics once again. it's important to remember, this law doesn't just cover the media, it also means that individuals and just about anybody can actually be technically prosecuted under french law for broaching the topic of the campaign. sheinelle. >> so, do we have a sense of what's in the leaked documents? >> reporter: well, it's mostly mundane details. it's the kind of thing that is passed around amongst campaign officials. it's similar in that sense to t

craig and sheinelle? >> blake, thank you. >>> we have new arrests connected to last week's terror attacks connected to that ariana grande concert. this as the pop star herself speaks out. lucy cavanaugh is in manchester. lucy, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, s. investigation. police raiding mul ining multi properties. a 23-year-old man under arrest bringing the total number of people in custody to 14. this weekend, more raids and more arrests, a manhunt that shows no slides of slowing down as the suspected network behind the manchester bomber is rounded up. 1,000 investigators working round the clock, and it seems to be paying off. the threat level lowered from critical to severe even as armed patrols remain deployed through the long weekend. authorities releasing these images of the 22-year-old suicide bomber, salman abedi, taken from a security camera the night of the attack. they also located the apartment where they believe he built the bomb before heading to the arena to commit last m

sheinel sheinelle? >> that memorial is massive there. >>> a tragic accident tied to the holiday celebrations is under investigation. an elite navy s.e.a.l. felt to his death when his parachute failed to open at a demonstration over the hudson here in new york. morgan radford has more on that. >> reporter: major cities across the country are honoring memorial day weekend with fleet week. where active service members go into cities and hold celebrations like air shows. one of the celebrations in jersey city turned deadly when a member of an elite parachute squad lost his life. on this memorial day weekend, tragedy for the u.s. navy. a parachutist killed after crashing into the water during a fleet week celebration in jersey city. navy officials say the parachute malfunctioned and failed to open properly. this video shows the yellow cloth floating into a nearby parking lot. >> it's going to be 70 green. party one fall. parachute down. >> reporter: witnesses telling nbc news, the man fell from the sky with

>> reporter: thanks, sheinelle.ssarily a realistic ban in the way that it's actually written. of course you could actually be charged with a crime here in france for speaking about the elections during this more than 24-hour period when you're not -- the media isn't supposed to cover it, so the ban doesn't just cover media, but obviously that's a little outside the abilities of the police. so this ban really is enforced on major news organizations and most of them, like the paper of record here in france, do follow the ban. for most other people, for social media, they will violate it and it will be violated. >> with that said, what was macron able to say about the hack before the ban went into effect? >> reporter: well, it was put -- this hack was announced, it was released really just hours before the ban went into effect. it was really -- the statement from the macron campaign came out at 11:30 last night or around that time. that was about half an hour before the ban started. so they were able to say that this w

sheinelle? >> blake, thank you. >>> new arrests linked to last week's terror attack in great britain. this, as out. lucy kafanov is in manchester. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, guys. this is a fast-moving investigation. police raiding multiple properties across manchester and making another arrest. a 23-year-old man in custody on suspicion of terrorism-related offenses, bringing the total number of people in custody to 14. this weekend, more raids and more arrests. a manhunt that shows no signs of slowing down, as a suspected network behind the manchester bomber is rounded up. 1,000 investigators working around the clock. and it seems to be paying off. the threat level lowers from critical to severe, even as armed patrols remain deployed in the lodge weekend. authorities releasing these images of the suicide bomber. they located the apartment where they believe he built the bomb before heading to day rena to commit last monday's massacre. 22 lives cut short, honored on sunday a

>> all right, sheinelle. thank you very much.hrew the show off the rails? >> i think the ratings just went up. >> yeah. probably right. >>> up next, more with this guy. two-time oscar-winner, kevin spac spacey. first this, is "today" on nbc. >>> welcome back. season five of "house of cards" finds kevin spacey's president underwood fighting tooth and nail, while looking into his past. and despite the political sharks closing in, frank is up to shady business in the white house. >> maine, wisconsin and new hampshire are still in play. all three. i believe in you congressman. you want to know why? >> tell me. >> because i trust ambition. >> so, this is a straight-up bribe? >> oh, no, congressman. a bribe is something you can refuse. >> godfather underwood. nice to see you. >> thank you, thank you. >> he's rough. before we get to the season -- >> yeah. >> did you imagine there would come a time in real-life politics that would make the plot lines of your show seem time? >> no. i don't think they seem tame. i think that maybe a couple

sheinelle jones loves bourbon more than any other drink. >> thank you, sheinelle.ise money for charity. but we'll make the classic mint julep. we'll start with our woodford reserve, the official bourbon of the kentucky derby. >> smells so good. >> and little mint. there's been a change in philosophy o a mint julep now. no heavy muddling, just a little bruising of the mint. >> a little touch. >> simple syrup. >> it's all about the ice, right? >> crushed ice. the mint julep has crushed ice because it's supposed to last for about an hour. the time between races. makes it a cold, refreshing drink. just what we need on a morning like this. >> put all the ice on top, how am i supposed to get to the drink? >> a sipping straw. most people don't realize that the sipping straw was invented for the mint julep. then we'll garnish right up and wrap that around there. a beautiful bouquet of mint. >> i don't even do this, but this is good. >> the simple syrup helps cut the edge for you, sheinelle. >> oh, that is good. >> for some of the other people who want to just maybe sip on

craig, sheinelle. >> ransomware. kelly, thank you. >>> the teacher accused of kidnapping his former high school student remains behind bars this morning a day after he made a court appearance in the case and new details emerged about their time on the run. maya rodriguez is live outside the courthouse in nashville, tennessee. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, sheinelle. ted coupummins was here for a hearing about possibly being on house arrest but prosecutors argued against that with new details about the time he and his student were on the road. >> ted cummins family spent friday afternoon in federal court hoping to convince a judge to let him go until his trial. >> they are still very much in support of him. not saying they condone the actions that have been alleged against him but they still provide moral support, emotional support for him. >> reporter: federal prosecutors used cummins own words against him. in a letter he writes, i am on my way to virginia beach and maybe d.c. just to think. but an fbi age

sheinelle?you. >>> arabia to jordan where nikki haley is visiting at part of her first international trip. she's there to assess humanitarian efforts for refugees. craig melvin is traveling with the ambassador in ayman this morning. hi, craig. >> reporter: hey, jeff, good morning to you. the ambassador set to touchdown here in amman just a few hours from now. as you know, the syrian war has led to the worst humanitarian crisis of our time, some 5 million syrians have been displaced from their homes. the majority of those folks are in turkey. some 700,000 also here in jordan. the ambassador saying she's going to spend a portion of her time looking at the refugee camps along the border here in jordan. also along the border in turkey. also spend some time at a u.s.-funded school as well. i'll spend some time in a sit-down exclusive interview where they are talking about america's role, not just here i america's changing role in the world as well, jeff. >> and an important story you're covering and

sheinelle's in the orange room, in for carson. she has a special one. sheinelle?k zuckerberg to be the billionaire tech titan who founded facebook. but there was a time when he was a vulnerable high schooler, awaiting his college acceptance letter. he talked about the moment he heard from harvard 15 years ago, captured by his proud father. >> does that sound like it? >> i don't know. what does it say? >> put it away for a second. >> i can't see it. >> yay. i got accepted. st >> are you serious? >> yeah. >> yes. >> focusing on one of the newest members of harvard's class of 2006. >> that's not quite how things played out. zuckerberg dropped out of harvard in 2004, to develop a thing called facebook. i have a feeling his father is just as proud. zuckerberg commented, i think i still have those pajamas. but what i still have, that gray t-shirt. >> sal thi sam things will never change. and zuckerberg returns to harvard to give the commencement speech and receive his honorary degree. and he will stream the whole thing live on facebook. >> that's one way to get your deg

she's pitching in because sheinelle is in the orange room. what's wrong with sheinelle?>> i think it's fine her voice was fine for the orange room. >> because of the excitement. >> all right. let's start with our first topic the nfl. we love football. they just announced a big game changer. they're allowing room for more fun on the field. the league said we're relaxing our rules on celebration to allow players more room to have fun after they make big plays. the crackdown on player celebrations had become a big topic. that was a famous one. the league says they're now open to it. the nfl will permit the following. players using the football as a prop. in other words, spinning it on the ground. celebrating on the ground. think snow angels, and taking part in group demonstrations. now, what's not allowed? any offensive gestures. in other words, no >> there goes my dance. >> how do we feel about this? >> i feel great. >> love it. >> come on. >> besides snacks, my favorite part is the dancing. >> i know. what do you think? >> i'm old. i remember when a guy would score a touc

all right, sheinelle, thank you.the beetlatl that's the group. >> i know. >> let's take a look that's still affecting the east coast. we have this huge bermuda high. temperatures yesterday broke records up and down the east coast. and we are going to see more of that subtropical air today. washington d.c., 90. we do have a cold front that's going to move in for the weekend. canadian air will replace the subtropical air. we'll drop by 20 degrees into the weekend. 60s and 70s but not extreme heat. speaking of the east coast and the temperatures. we have the preakness stakes on saturday. lots of clouds. temperatures around 69 degrees. much better than the extreme heat. we also have severe storms through the middle of the country. tornadoes are most likely across parts of oklahoma stretching to north central texas. here's a peek out your window. >>> good morning. sunshine and another warm and humid start to the day. mid to upper weather. by 5:00, there's a risk of stronger thunderstorms around. take your umbrella with yo

sheinelle? craig? >> kelly o'donnell from the white house. the kielly, thank you. >>> let's go to josh earnest who served as white house press secretary under obama. is it illegal to secretly record white house conversations? and are there laws about what needs to be done with the recordings? >> it is unusual and has bn problematic since richard nixon was taken to the supreme court over hiding tapes. under d.c. law, you can do a meaning if one person involve in the conversation knows it is taped, that's legal. if the president is taping other aides in conversations he's not involved in, that would violate d.c. law. >> so if director comey was at the white house a day after sally yates was there to talk about general flynn, the inappropriate question about whether he was under investigation and now threatening, if you will, the former fbi director with the possibility of the tapes, at what point does this sound like obstruction of justice? >> i think it's a point that there is evidence that donal

. >>> hello, i'm sheinelle jones at msnbc world headquarters in new york. we want to take you live now to saudi arabia where rex tillerson is with his counterpart. they're discussing their new agreement with king salmon. let's listen in. >> had a very, very good and very wide-ranging conversation. they discussed, of course, the challenges facing the region and the world. they began by talking about the bilateral relationship and ways to enhance it and improve it in all areas. they discussed the scourge of terrorism, terror financing and how we can work together to eradicate it. they discussed the nefarious activities of iran and the fact that action has to be taken in order to ensure that iran does not continue with its aggressive policies in the region and that iran adhere to the letter by the agreement made between it and the p5+1 countries, that iran sees its support for terrorism, adhere to the security council resolutions with regard to ballistic missiles and cease its human rights violations and its interference in the affairs of the country in the re

sheinelle?y with an emotional monologue, revealing h his son, billy, born 11 days ago, has a heart deflect. in the nearly 15-minute tear-filled speech, he discussed the terrifying hours after billy's birth. >> they did an x-ray. an his lungs were fine, which menlt his heart wasn't. so, more doctors and nurses and -- equipment come in. and it's terrifying thing. you know, my wife is back in the recovery room. she has no idea what's going on. billy was born with a heart disease. and on monday morning, doctor starnes opened his chest and fixed one of the two defects in his heart. and the operation was a success. it was the longest three hours of my life. but it was a success. >> this is the first of several surgeries billy will have in his life. but kimmel said he is doing great, now at home with his big sister, jane, and kimmel's wife, molly. social media users were touched by his story. cathy tweets, i'm so glad your son is okay. and kimmel responded, on behalf of my family, thank you for the lov

>> sheinelle. we'll take turns.t with so much confidence. >> 90%. >> i thought for sure that was right. >> okay. gavin, you're nasty. >> okay. >> number three. i guess i've got to answer this one. number three, what is the name of the water fall that was famously in ju"jurassic park"? k. taniwa >> i'm going with a. it is a. manawaiuhuwa falls. >> sheinelle, you're up. invented by lawny johnson, a nuclear engineer, the super soaker refined the summer fun forever. how many ounces can theig 60 ounces, 90 ounces, 120 ounces or 280 ounces? >> d, 280 ounces. >> you said d. >> i didn't say d. >> oh, i did. >> you told her the answer? >> no, i didn't. >> that's not fair. >> i gave her the wrong answer. >> i was going to go c. what was the real answer? >> i love it. >> what was the answer? >> 90. >> i would have gotten it wrong either way. dylan, no song gets you in the mood for water like "splish slash". who recorded it. the. >> bobby darren. >> correct. that's correct. >> only because i sing it to calvin every night in the

. >> sheinelle jones is here a look at what is coming up. good morning. >> good morning.ng you the latest on donald trump and his trip overseas. >>> and the passenger subdued on the flight to hawaii as he tried to break into the cockpit. the crew managed to raise the plane safely. what may have raised a red flag before the flight. >>> and we are live in london for the wedding of pippa middleton. >>> plus, i'm going to cut sheinelle off every time edgewise. >> angie just kicks me under the table. >> maybe i could. >> with those heels? >> thank you, guys. >>> even though it could be line becomes official, they are holding a job fair in riverdale, maryland. the job fair starts at 11:00 this morning. meanwhile, larry hogan is looking to compel a federal judge to issue a ruling in the purple line lawsuit. that has been stalled ever since the judge questioned the viability of the purple line back in august. >>> and for nearly 30 years, it was the biggest sports and entertainment venue in the area. take a look here to bring up some memories, the capital center was state of the a

>> sheinelle is answering. >> all right.hree. i got to answer this one. what is the name of the waterfall that was famously in "jurassic park." is it manawaiopuna falls. or kookiri falls. taniwa falls. i'm going to go with "a." is it right? >> it is "a." >> i wish people at home could see the -- so disappointed. >> sheinelle, you're up. invented by loni johnson, a nuclear engineer, the supersoaker refined the squirt gun and fun forever. how many ounces can the biggest supersoaker hold? >> um. gosh. "d." you said "d." >> i didn't say "d." >> yes, you did. >> i did. >> you told her the answers? >> no, i didn't. >> that's not fair. >> i gave her the wrong answer. >> i was going to go, "c," what was the real answer? >> 90. i would have gotten it wrong, either way. >> dylan, no song gets you in the mood for water like "splish splash." who recorded this tune? >> "b" bobby darin. only because i sing it every night to calvin in the bath. >> one more for al. >> how much of the earth's surface is water? >> i feel like this isn't fair.

. >>> sheinelle, thank you. we heard from c generation.e are praying for his family. >> we are. >>> let us move to dylan in for al. we're going to get hot today. >> it is most likely going to break records in the northeast. the heat setting a stage for a big storm system through the plains states today. a high risk through kansas and oklahoma of tornadoes that stay on the ground for a long period of time. large hail. perhaps greater than two inches in diameter possible. this whole general area is looking for a possible tornado outbreak. it will get going around 4:00 this morning local time. it will most likely stick around until 7:00 or 8:00 at night. you can see the storms moving east. into friday we'll start to see them move into the northwest. the tornado outbreak will be the big story through the plains. your local forecast is coming up in the next 30 seconds. i'm chuck bell nature quiet start to the day. it's going to be a hot day outside today. 92 degrees. chances for a shower or thunderstorm today are generally in the 20% to 30 % ra

never a dull day. >> thank you, sheinelle. >>> let's go back to al roker. he is, of course, still traveling. he's in paris today, yesterday in italy. today in front of the eiffel tower. tough job, al roker. >> reporter: it is. and we can't find a caviar stand anywhere here. so -- >> give me a break. >> reporter: so sad. but -- but in the meantime, let's talk about some of the cool weather that's going to be afflicting a good chunk of the country. cooler than usual. we've got what we call an omega block. the midsection of the country is going to stay cool. it will be much warmer out west. look at these temperatures out west for the next several days. i mean, san francisco, you'll be in the 60s. seattle in the 70s. 80s in boise. and phoenix, you'll be well over 100 for a couple of days. but as you move east, we're looking at much cooler weather coming in from chicago, louisville, washington, boston. and then as we head toward the beginning of next week, that cool weather just settles in from portland down to richmond and over to cincinnati. >>> good morning,

send. >> you are a beautiful couple, sheinelle. my goodness. >> thanks. >> my husband is old.i think he's so cute. when i met him, an intern, my friend was his intern, i said, i'm bringing a friend. and i was like, how old is he? he was 26 at the imtoo. too old. i was young. that was back in the glory days. 23. but it worked out. >> it totally works out. cheers to love. >> it doesn't matter how old. >> age doesn't matter. >>> speaking of love, would you pick your pooch over your partn partner? the surprising results of a new survey. if he's cute enough. >>> plus, robert de niro and >>> plus, robert de niro and michelle pfeiffer with one of thirsty skin? give it a drink! >>> plus, robert de niro and michelle pfeiffer with one of from l'oreal new hydra genius daily liquid care. our first liquid moisturizer with aloe water. absorbs instantly, for 72 hours of intense and continuous hydration. not heavy, sticky or oily. skin's quenched. looks fresh, glowing. new hydra genius daily liquid care with aloe water. by l'oreal paris. because you're worth it. mr. brady, we've been expectin

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sheinelle jones is in the orange room for carson. >> good morning.clusive reveal with "wired". looking inside apple's new quarters in california. the property is being referred to as steve jobs' final product. a vision he started working on eight years ago. the ring, the office building, has glass bins on every store. designers went through dozens of door handle types before choosing this one without any visible screws. apple employees will sit at areas like this where lighting lights using a touch pad under every desk. the head quarters also includes a wellness and yoga center and 9,000 newly planted trees which jobs referred to as the most beautiful piece of art. jonath jonath jonathan ive sa t was to create an experience and an environment that felt like home. the employees have already started to move in. the rest are expected to be in their new home by the end of the year. >> have your track shoes on if you work there. >> think about the tours. wouldn't that be nice? >> imagine if you leave your phone in the office on the other side of that? i'l

sheinelle and i left, that was the best thing. >> we were skipping out.i didn't realize that "people" magazine had an app that you can watch. and you have all that, too. >> they answer the question, heel or hot dog bun? >> #heel. >> you're the first person i've ever met that likes the heels better than regular bread. >> when you grow up with older brothers, you have to learn to like it. >> good stuff. >> we get together, all of our producers and us, before the show, to talk about what we're going to talk about. morning mother's day is coming up on sunday, which is terrific. question to the ladies here, the moms. would you rather get a store-purchased card for mother's day or a homemade card? >> would anybody pick store? >> i don't know. sometimes, when i was a kid, i made them. but much older -- >> i don't mind the store-bought card. if you get a store-bought card, it would be nice to write something in it. >> not, here. >> i had some of them. >> just a card. love ya. or even like -- >> a sentiment. i need a little thought. or even if you get your child t

well done, sheinelle jones. the guy you're acting with, could have been better. do a scene with me, kerry. okay? let's bring this up. >> challenge. i like that. >> i can outfitz fitz, okay? i can spitz with fitz. come on. >> there you go. >> kudos to the whole cast. you guys have changed the game. i can't think of any way to say it. the character as olivia pope. there's so many that wanted to be olivia pope. people wanted to dress like olivia pope. and you, too. embody, you're the president. wherever you go -- >> not really, sheinelle. >> you're president fitz. >> that makes our producer, gavin, your secret service. we're in big trouble. >> can we to some secrets from the set? that might be fun. >> we have to. it's a little game. one of gavin's games he likes to do. we want you to spill secrets from the set. jerry will bring our popcorn box full of questions. >> are you prepared? >> i'm ready. i don't promise anything. here we go. this says, have you used your presidential privilege in real life? >> you honestly think i would reveal that? that would make me look

i'm sheinelle jones. stay with msnbc for a brand new show. the premiere of velshi & ruhle is next. i'll see you again at the top of the hour. >>> not much about the sometimes erratic behavior of president donald trump seems to faze investors, at least until this week. markets soured briefly on the white house after one too many controversies threatened to derail the trump agenda. >> and the president embarks on his first foreign trip abroad. first top, saudi arabia. why? because everybody cares about oil. >> welcome, everybody, i'm ali velshi. >> and i'm stephanie ruhle. we're going to be coming to you every saturday with a fresh take on how money, power and politics all come together and what you should make of it. >> and as we typically do, we're going to debate a little bit. policies coming out of washington, how they translate to jobs. we're going to talk about innovation and some big ideas that will help you prosper. >> but thank you for joining us on this premiere edition of "velshi & ruhle." you know what i want to talk about. >> probably politics. >> this white house and th

>> don't go to dinner at sheinelle's. >> what's wrong with a hot dog bun?aid don't toast it, why you refused to get get the bread. >> were you out of bread? >> well -- >> yes. >> no. here's the thing. we have sweet bread, and the who wants the end? >> that's my favorite part. >> everybody just went yuck. >> if there's a heel, who wants it? >> the heel is all crust. the it's my favorite part. >> not so much. no. the heel is only to keep the other bread from going stale. >> i could make a sandwich of who heels. i love it. the. >> the point is. no heels. and would you rather have heels or a hot dog bun? >> would you rather get hit in the head or the arm? i don't know. >> you were late because you were on a shoot on governor's ieland. i live in downtown. it was for a weekend "today" shoot. look at the view of downtown manhattan. there's this gem spells jem. think about it. i had no idea. we had so much fun. it's beautiful. you have the most gorgeous views of manhattan. we had parks and bikes and ice cream. >> it's a great park. >> it's true. and you know what e

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