i like many, many people i grew up watching tim russert. and it's never an easy question. what would he make given the fair, objective person he was of the world we're living in. >> i can say this, boy would he hate twitter. social media, that would have been the thing that tim

has been a reflective day here in our nbc studios as we join our n news colleagues in remembering tim russertdied ten years ago today. tim's death marked a remarkable loss to washington and to journalism. for 17 years, longer than anyone in history moderated meet the press. he was also the chief of nbc's washington bureau and his experience, his intellect a sheer love and joy of politics drove him to become a tireless interrogator of politicians on both sides of the aisle. he was also a good friend to us at news 4 both on the air he was always very generous aboutnd coming on talking. it was always a treat to run into him in the comny cafeteria. tim would tell you his most important roles were to be the number one fan of the buffalo bills and being husband and father. his only child luke russert just graduated when his father passed. we'll be right back. too many devices on your network could mean you see this that's why you need fios-the 100% fiber-optic network. that means more speed for more devices at once -and to prove it, we'll help you add another. choose a free samsung chromebook 3 or

to take a trip out to see tom brokaw out in livingston, montana, in 1 1 or 1992 and the idea of tim russert myself out in livingston, montana is absurd, luke russert was in one car with tim and maureen and nick and colin barnicle by themselves in the second car with myself and my wife and they had these little walkie-talkies in the cars. tim and i decided let's have a race to see who can get to livingston, we were in wyoming crossing the border. to see who could get the livingston first. we were going too fast, 80, 8 5 miles per hour. when suddenly no cars on the road, we get pulled over by a montana state trooper. tim dwets out of the car, i stay in the car. kids are yelling "dad got busted." and the state trooper goes up to tim and says you know how fast were you going? and he says too fast. and he says okay, but i got a problem, he says to tim. i only have one ticket left. and tim looks at him and he looks at the cars and he says, well, he says i was following him. >> i love it. >> well gosh, we thank tim for so much, but especially for tim barn kill. >> his godfather. >> and much, much

and i wish i had tim russert's white board. i would write amnesty. conservative republicans are worried a pathway to citizenship for the daca kids which is in the bill is something that could be described by their base voters as amnesty. and they're not confident that the president of the united states who tweeted this morning that they should pass this bill, will consistently be in their corner and back them up. you saw it over the weekend. there was a discussion of adding a provision into this, another immigration piece that conservatives have very much wanted to see in any kind of immigration reform package. and when they talked about ng i the vote count. it suggested conservative republicans who can't get over the amnesty hump will be the fo to stop the bill from passing the house today. >> we'll end the day again, without new immigration legislation. >> we'll see don't be a pessimist. >> open your mind, open your heart, let's see what happens. >> all right. big load of organized labor at the supreme court. a ruling will up end laws in dozens of

i like many, many people i grew up watching tim russert. i wonder what you think about, and it's never an easy question. what would he make given the fair, objective person he was of the world we're living in. >> i can say this, boy would he hate twitter. social media, that would have been the thing that tim would have truly, truly despised. sg youay that in some of what you showed and what people remember was the way he prepared for everything. only through preparation can you try to even understand where you're headed. you refer to a twitter or a lot apps that is instant, it's apr. >> totally the opposite. that swrould been, i think, the biggest thing he'd be fighting. >> appreciate your words. >>> his long time lawyer, michael cohen splitting with his own legal right in the middle of the white hot pressure of this federal probe. cohen is facing a deadline on friday for the review of attorney-client privilege materials and those re to the documents seized by the fbi in the dramatic raids on his home and office and hotel in april. here is

. >> want tosk about tim russert, ten years this week. he was obviously a mentor to you.hat memories dyou have? >> we, look, i mean, i think about this week hitting ten ye s, all i thought about was that whirlwind 48 hours. feels like y.yester and feels like you can't believe it has been ten years.ti at the sam, i just want to -- you know, i know the first thing he would g say is off twitter. first piece of advice he would may t all of us, get off twitter. e that's the best way to leave it this morning. >> all right. thanks for stopping by. good show coming up. reminder, "meet the press" every sunday at 10:30, here after news4 today. we'll all be tuning in for that. thank you very much >>> the stage is set for virginia's senate race. it might bring flashbacks of the 2016 contest. >> trump support won the nomination to challenge incumbent senator formercl hilly ton running mate tim kaine. jul julie carey reports on the match and strategy. >> reporter: cory stewart's victory party,hi the time he sought statewide office. first time he won the chance to run, making the interv