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MSNBC Live : MSNBCW : June 10, 2018 4:00am-4:30am PDT
house correspondent hallie jackson at the military air base. and nbc's chief global correspondent bill neely on santos island where the summit will take place. but hallie, as we look at the air base there, this is not the same location, right? where kim jong-un landed just several hours before? >> reporter: and let me tell you what we're seeing here at this air base, richard, because i'll tell you, it is not the kind of pomp and circumstance that you sometimes see when president trump arrives in a foreign place. we know you probably can behind me, the stairs are set up. we know in 90 minutes the president will land in air force one, he'll roll in, the stairs will be pulled up as usual, but this is not going to be a fancy ceremony with a lot of pomp and circumstance as you have seen before. it's fairly bare bones because the president is then going to head over to santosa island, or his hotel, just off santosa island, where bill neely is. he will meet with the delegation tomorrow, have a day of prep, and the big action begins. his face-to-face watched around the world. i'll tell yo
house correspondent hallie jackson at the military air base. and nbc's chief global correspondent bill neely on santos island where the summit will take place. but hallie, as we look at the air base there, this is not the same location, right? where kim jong-un landed just several hours before? >> reporter: and let me tell you what we're seeing here at this air base, richard, because i'll tell you, it is not the kind of pomp and circumstance that you sometimes see when president trump...
PoliticsNation With Al Sharpton : MSNBCW : June 10, 2018 5:00am-6:00am PDT
his motorcade departed for the hotel. >> we'll cover the historic news with hallie jackson at the singapore airport tracking president trump. >>> and bill neely at the where the summit will take place with kim jong-un. hallie jackson, to you first. good morning to you. what's the latest on the president's arrival? >> reporter: hey there, richard and alex, we expect it to happen within the next half hour according to the guidance from the white house. the president will pull up and land right here from air force one. let me tell you, we are packed in like sardines here. on the tarmac of singapore air business. what i'm seeing so far, it doesn't look like -- typically when the president arrives in a different country there tends to be an honor guard, a setup, a flag. but in this case, that's not necessarily what we're seeing. we do see the stairs set up ready for the president to walk down air force one. he will have what appears to be a kind of innormal meet and greet. then he'll head to the hotel fo are the night. and then a light day, meet with the singapore delegation and expect
his motorcade departed for the hotel. >> we'll cover the historic news with hallie jackson at the singapore airport tracking president trump. >>> and bill neely at the where the summit will take place with kim jong-un. hallie jackson, to you first. good morning to you. what's the latest on the president's arrival? >> reporter: hey there, richard and alex, we expect it to happen within the next half hour according to the guidance from the white house. the president will...
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MSNBC Live With Velshi and Ruhle : MSNBCW : January 31, 2018 8:00am-9:00am PST
white house press secretary yesterday that was given to our colleague, hallie jackson. quote, contrary to a published report, there are no current plans to release the house intelligence committee's memo. the president has not seen or
First Look : MSNBCW : October 22, 2018 2:00am-3:00am PDT
>> i'm ayman mohyeldin along hallie jackson and louis burgdorf. "morning joe" starts right now. >>> there any senator in the chamber wishing to vote or wishing to change their vote? if not, the yays are 98, the nays are 1, the motion is agreed to. >> i will soon sign into law, the largest legislative effort in history to address the opioid crisis. rob and so many others helped. very little democrat support. >> okay. earlier this month the senate passed a sweeping bipartisan bill to fight the opioid epidemic. it was opposed by just one member, a republican, yet according to donald trump the 98-1 vote translates to, quote,
>> i'm ayman mohyeldin along hallie jackson and louis burgdorf. "morning joe" starts right now. >>> there any senator in the chamber wishing to vote or wishing to change their vote? if not, the yays are 98, the nays are 1, the motion is agreed to. >> i will soon sign into law, the largest legislative effort in history to address the opioid crisis. rob and so many others helped. very little democrat support. >> okay. earlier this month the senate passed a...
Late Night With Seth Meyers : KNTV : November 8, 2018 12:37am-1:38am PST
white house correspondent, and host of "msnbc live with hallie jackson. " hallie jackson is here on a day when we will have plenty to ask her about. now before we get to our guest, if you get a chance to look at the paper this morning, you might have seen there was a new study on migrating tree frogs. wait, i'm sorry, i could be wrong here, but i think i smell some smoke. and that can only mean one thing, it's time for "ya burnt!" [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth: welcome to the burn zone. we got a lot of topics to sizzle through, but not a lot of time. over here is the burner, let's turn on the gas, and load her up. whoo, flaming hot cheetos! first up, exit polls. hey, exit polls, you want to know who i voted for? your mother! [ laughter ] if i wanted an inaccurate guess at who's going to win the election, i'd just ask "the huffington post." side burn, huffpo. >> side burn. >> seth: also exit pollsters, stop hanging around outside elementary schools, you creeps. [ light laughter ] you're like r. kelly without the microphone. [ laughter ] exit polls, exit on out of here. ya burnt
white house correspondent, and host of "msnbc live with hallie jackson. " hallie jackson is here on a day when we will have plenty to ask her about. now before we get to our guest, if you get a chance to look at the paper this morning, you might have seen there was a new study on migrating tree frogs. wait, i'm sorry, i could be wrong here, but i think i smell some smoke. and that can only mean one thing, it's time for "ya burnt!" [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> seth:...
NBC Bay Area News at 11AM : KNTV : December 26, 2018 11:00am-12:01pm PST
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saying that it's not because of the shutdown. nbc's hallie jackson has more. >> reporter: the search for answers this morning after the death of another migrant child in u.s. custody. overnight, new details from customs and border protection, which now says an 8-year-old boy from guatemala died on christmas eve while under their care in new mexico. the agency releasing a detailed time line. they say the boy was hospitalized, first diagnosed with a common cold and 103-degree fever. he was released with an antibiotic prescription. hours later, the boy felt nauseous and vomited, but the agency says his father declined further medical assistance, because he was feeling better. then, after feeling, quote, lethargic and nauseous, the boy was returned to the hospital, losing consciousness on his way there. he died shortly before midnight on christmas eve. now, all eyes on the border, including in washington, as the president focuses on his border barri barrier. with the government shutdown, president trump is dug in. >> i can't tell you when the government is going to be open. i can tell yo
saying that it's not because of the shutdown. nbc's hallie jackson has more. >> reporter: the search for answers this morning after the death of another migrant child in u.s. custody. overnight, new details from customs and border protection, which now says an 8-year-old boy from guatemala died on christmas eve while under their care in new mexico. the agency releasing a detailed time line. they say the boy was hospitalized, first diagnosed with a common cold and 103-degree fever. he was...
NBC News Special: The Vote: America's Future : WRC : November 6, 2018 11:34pm-12:37am EST
go to hallie jackson right now at the white house where we understand the president has placed a call. i think we will want to hear about it. >> repter: an interesting phone call, that's for sure, lester, to ncy pelosi, of course the democratic leader, potentially the speaker of the house now that democrats have flipped it blue. a spokesperson for pelys president trump called just about 15 minutes ago to extend his congratulations and le ackned that call for bipartisanship that pelosi made in her remarks.in this is a faing glimpse into washington dynamics, because remember at the last five, six, ten, twelve rallies we have been to president trump has raed against nancy pelosi. in fact, she is one of the biggest boo lines in his campaign speeches, being in the room there when he menons both nancy pelosi and maxine waters, who by the way may end up with the new chairmanship in the house, the audience erupts. she has en one of the biggest foils he has brought up again and again, and they will be in the awkward d.c. position of having to work with each other to get anything doneevver
go to hallie jackson right now at the white house where we understand the president has placed a call. i think we will want to hear about it. >> repter: an interesting phone call, that's for sure, lester, to ncy pelosi, of course the democratic leader, potentially the speaker of the house now that democrats have flipped it blue. a spokesperson for pelys president trump called just about 15 minutes ago to extend his congratulations and le ackned that call for bipartisanship that pelosi...
NBC Nightly News With Lester Holt : KNTV : November 5, 2018 5:30pm-5:59pm PST
nbc's hallie jackson. hallie, if you don't know better, you would think the president is on the ticket. >> reporter: lester, that's exactly how he wants people to see it acknowledging today he's on the ticket. remember, history is not on president trump's side but he's hoping to be an exception. in the three rallies today, largely focussing on fear. under fire for a controversial campaign commercial, the president shrugging it off saying he hadn't heard of the uproar about the video he tweeted to 55 million followers. asked about it today. >> a lot of things are offensive. your questions are offensive a lot of times, so you know. >> reporter: the ad tries to link a mexican immigrant to the caravan. it initially aired on sunday night football before nbc universal, the parent company of this network, pulled it due to its, quote, insensitive nature. fox news also stopped running the ad, cnn never did. critics argue it's part of the president's fear mongering like how he stationed troops on the southern border before election day even with a group of migrants ten days away. >> it's
nbc's hallie jackson. hallie, if you don't know better, you would think the president is on the ticket. >> reporter: lester, that's exactly how he wants people to see it acknowledging today he's on the ticket. remember, history is not on president trump's side but he's hoping to be an exception. in the three rallies today, largely focussing on fear. under fire for a controversial campaign commercial, the president shrugging it off saying he hadn't heard of the uproar about the video he...
, though, with nbc news chief white house correspondent, hallie jackson in the white house briefing room. hallie, what is the latest on this allegation that the president is making about the spy? what are white house staffers talking about in this regard right now? >> they're letting the president speak for himself as we hear so often from white house staff. fairly lengthy. 35 minutes in the pool spray with president moon. of course, when he was brought a small group of reporters, not everybody -- reporters representing the press corps in, and spoke about what he has described as this controversy. he said an important word, though, kasie. he said the word "if" this actually happened it would be a major scandal and i'm paraphrasing him. here's a little of what he had to say. >> it's just a very routine meeting. as you know, the congress would like to see documents opened up. a lot of people are saying they had spies in my campaign. if they had spies in my campaign, that would be a disgrace to this country. that would be one of the biggest insults that anyone has ever seen, and it wou
, though, with nbc news chief white house correspondent, hallie jackson in the white house briefing room. hallie, what is the latest on this allegation that the president is making about the spy? what are white house staffers talking about in this regard right now? >> they're letting the president speak for himself as we hear so often from white house staff. fairly lengthy. 35 minutes in the pool spray with president moon. of course, when he was brought a small group of reporters, not...
Deadline: White House : MSNBCW : February 15, 2018 1:00pm-2:00pm PST
to our reporters and guests. nbc's hallie jackson joins us from the white house. washington post white house reporter ashley parker is also with us. joining us at the table, philip gump from the washington post, john heilman, nbc news and msnbc national affairs analyst. eddy, princeton university professor and msnbc contributor. and dave cohen is here, journalist and author of the book columbine. dave, let me start with you. i saw a note, your gut reaction. i don't know if it's been tempered at all. what did you think when you saw the president's comments this morning? >> infuriating because he gave a 7-minute kind of poem and didn't say anything he was going to do. that's not his job. actually list nings to him again now, i was reminded of something different. the morning after columbine, the first big assembly was light of the world church when they got together the first time. there were 20 different officials who spoke from the community, fire department, schools, blah, blah, blah, everything. the kids sat sort of stone faced and listened politely. you could just see them jus
to our reporters and guests. nbc's hallie jackson joins us from the white house. washington post white house reporter ashley parker is also with us. joining us at the table, philip gump from the washington post, john heilman, nbc news and msnbc national affairs analyst. eddy, princeton university professor and msnbc contributor. and dave cohen is here, journalist and author of the book columbine. dave, let me start with you. i saw a note, your gut reaction. i don't know if it's been tempered...
NBC Nightly News With Lester Holt : KNTV : April 9, 2018 5:30pm-6:01pm PDT
chief white house correspondent hallie jackson. hallie good evening. >> reporter: good evening, lester. it seems like a matter of when, not if president trump will respond to that devastating attack. what we don't know is what that response might look like. any minute more missile strikes maybe, nearly a year to the day after the last round with president trump now promising a decision fast. >> we'll be making some major decisions over the next 24 to 48 hours. we're talking about humanity. and it can't be allowed to happen. >> reporter: nothing is off the table he says. blaming animal assad, his new nickname for the syrian president and notably putting not just iran but russia on notice. >> if it's russia, if it's syria, if it's iran. >> reporter: for the deaths of dozens of civilians outside damascus. in some of his strongest terms yet, the president is calling out vladimir putin. >> he may, yeah, he may. if he does, it's going to be very tough. >> reporter: last april, a similar attack, similar horrific images and a similar warning. >> these heinous actions by the assad regim
chief white house correspondent hallie jackson. hallie good evening. >> reporter: good evening, lester. it seems like a matter of when, not if president trump will respond to that devastating attack. what we don't know is what that response might look like. any minute more missile strikes maybe, nearly a year to the day after the last round with president trump now promising a decision fast. >> we'll be making some major decisions over the next 24 to 48 hours. we're talking about...
The 11th Hour With Brian Williams : MSNBCW : March 10, 2018 7:00pm-8:00pm PST
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hallie jackson, nbc's ken dilanian, from "the new york times" media reporter jim ruten berg, associated house reporter jim, with us at the table nick. hallie jackson, let me start with you. and if you could take me through your first question and answer with sarah huckabee sanders where she really broke new ground when she asserted in response to a question from you that the president had prevailed in an arbitration with an individual he hadn't previously acknowledged knowing, to today when she said i've addressed this extensively and i don't have anything further to add? >> extensively i think is a word that folks in the room might have exception -- take exception to, nicolle. you're referring to her briefing earlier in the week where she was pressed repeatedly about this. this is the day after the lawsuit was filed. it had been filed in the evening so this was wednesday afternoon when again and again reporters pressed her on what the president did or did not know about this payment to stormy daniels. because remember, really here, it's all about following the money because
hallie jackson, nbc's ken dilanian, from "the new york times" media reporter jim ruten berg, associated house reporter jim, with us at the table nick. hallie jackson, let me start with you. and if you could take me through your first question and answer with sarah huckabee sanders where she really broke new ground when she asserted in response to a question from you that the president had prevailed in an arbitration with an individual he hadn't previously acknowledged knowing, to...
The Rachel Maddow Show : MSNBCW : November 30, 2018 9:00pm-10:00pm PST
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hallie jackson. are you hearing anything. >> reporter: that tweet is among the first reaction from the white house. we're here in argentina from the g 20. it is right in the middle of the night, about 2:30 in the morning. that said, it's possible we'll see something in the coming minutes in the coming hours from the president as he has just finished up meeting with leaders here at the g 20 for what you could call a cultural event and dinner. remember that this has been kind of complicated relationship between president trump and the bush family when barbara bush passed away, first lady melania trump attended on behalf of the first family but president trump did not go to the funeral and there were moments we saw of the past living presidents who were there attending the former first lady's funeral but not donald trump. donald trump has gone after taking a couple jabs at the light campaign important to former president bush and that put him under scrutiny and put him under fire from some of those bush allies. i imagine that shortly when we do hear from the president, because again, i ex
hallie jackson. are you hearing anything. >> reporter: that tweet is among the first reaction from the white house. we're here in argentina from the g 20. it is right in the middle of the night, about 2:30 in the morning. that said, it's possible we'll see something in the coming minutes in the coming hours from the president as he has just finished up meeting with leaders here at the g 20 for what you could call a cultural event and dinner. remember that this has been kind of...
MSNBC Live With Hallie Jackson : MSNBCW : July 13, 2018 7:00am-8:00am PDT
for your analysis. i'm chris jansing, in for hallie jackson. she'll join us very soon. >>> this morning, president trump says he feels unwelcome in london. here's why. thousands of demonstrators in the streets right now. this is all across the british capital. descending on spots throughout the city, including outside the u.s. embassy. they're protesting the president's policies, including his attitude toward women, immigrants. for his part, the president not doing much to help himself or his counterpart. that bombshell interview landing on the doorsteps across the uk, just as trump was at an official dinner. the president kicking theresa may while she's down, and doing it on her turf, saying she wrecked brexit, and threatening to cut off any new u.s. trade deal. >> the brexit is a very tough situation. that's a tough deal between the borders and the entries into the countries and all other things. >>> back in the u.s., an emotional reunion. the young migrant girl we heard in the leaked tape, while separated from her family, has been reunited. mariana talking with her mother in
for your analysis. i'm chris jansing, in for hallie jackson. she'll join us very soon. >>> this morning, president trump says he feels unwelcome in london. here's why. thousands of demonstrators in the streets right now. this is all across the british capital. descending on spots throughout the city, including outside the u.s. embassy. they're protesting the president's policies, including his attitude toward women, immigrants. for his part, the president not doing much to help...
Deadline: White House : MSNBCW : August 2, 2018 1:00pm-2:00pm PDT
interference. >>> with us from the white house, nbc's chief white house correspondent hallie jackson. joining me at the table, phil rucker. white house bureau chief for the washington post, love phil. new york policy research institute and respondent and political reporter, the one and only nicolas. guys, great to see you here. hallie, i called you here. you were on the phone. >> i know, i'm sorry. >> i said your name and looked up and you were on the phone doing the hard work of journalism. >> go to somebody else for one second. no, only because, john heilman, it's you and nicolle and i want to make sure we're getting hot, fresh scoops right out the can. >> so give it to us. >> yeah, so here's the deal. the question, right, is how did this come about. that fiechlt bve box to use thet the start of the show is strike, remarkable. as my colleague peter alexander said he hasn't seen anything like this before. what you can only call a show of force. and i will tell you when the five of them step through the briefing room doors just behind me here, people sat up real straight in the chairs in the
interference. >>> with us from the white house, nbc's chief white house correspondent hallie jackson. joining me at the table, phil rucker. white house bureau chief for the washington post, love phil. new york policy research institute and respondent and political reporter, the one and only nicolas. guys, great to see you here. hallie, i called you here. you were on the phone. >> i know, i'm sorry. >> i said your name and looked up and you were on the phone doing the hard...
Deadline: White House : MSNBCW : March 9, 2018 1:00pm-2:00pm PST
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crisis for the white house, we are joined by nbc chief white house correspondent hallie jackson, nbc's ken dilanian, from "the new york times" media reporter jim ruten berg, associated house reporter jim, with us at the table nick. hallie jackson, let me start with you. and if you could take me through your first question and answer with sarah huckabee sanders where she really broke new ground when she asserted in response to a question from you that the president had prevailed in an arbitration with an individual he hadn't previously acknowledged knowing, to today when she said i've addressed this extensively and i don't have anything further to add? >> extensively i think is a word that folks in the room might have exception -- take exception to, nicolle. you're referring to her briefing earlier in the week where she was pressed repeatedly about this. this is the day after the lawsuit was filed. it had been filed in the evening so this was wednesday afternoon when again and again reporters pressed her on what the president did or did not know about this payment to stormy daniels. bec
crisis for the white house, we are joined by nbc chief white house correspondent hallie jackson, nbc's ken dilanian, from "the new york times" media reporter jim ruten berg, associated house reporter jim, with us at the table nick. hallie jackson, let me start with you. and if you could take me through your first question and answer with sarah huckabee sanders where she really broke new ground when she asserted in response to a question from you that the president had prevailed in an...
NBC Nightly News With Lester Holt : WRC : July 11, 2018 7:00pm-7:31pm EDT
vladimir putin. hallie jackson is traveling with the president. hallie, vening. >> reporter: good evening, lester. with those confrontatiomol nts, president trump ultimately did back in agreement that reaffirmed the strength of the alance and praised the u.s. relationship with germany after a c day of diploma drama that has critics concerned how the rest of the trip will go. at a summi is supposed to symbol wise solidarity, president trump's tough talk went over like a lead balloon, a blistering breakfast. >> germany is totally controlled by russia. >> reporter: characteristically combative theresident had a pipeline deal between germany and russia. >> germany as far as i'm concerned is captive to russia because it's getting . energy from russia >> reporter: the president also demanded allies double what they pay into their own defense budgets from 2% to 4, not everyone the u.s. hits thagoal. >> pledge increasing to 2% and les start with that. >> reporter: joining the president, his team of top advisors like chief of staff john kelly, who appeared annoyed at points. the white hous
vladimir putin. hallie jackson is traveling with the president. hallie, vening. >> reporter: good evening, lester. with those confrontatiomol nts, president trump ultimately did back in agreement that reaffirmed the strength of the alance and praised the u.s. relationship with germany after a c day of diploma drama that has critics concerned how the rest of the trip will go. at a summi is supposed to symbol wise solidarity, president trump's tough talk went over like a lead balloon, a...
NBC Nightly News With Lester Holt : KNTV : April 19, 2018 5:30pm-6:01pm PDT
prosecutor to be by his side. our white house correspondent hallie jackson is traveling with the president in florida. hallie, what's the latest? >> reporter: well, lester, tonight the president is adding three new people to his legal team including rudy giuliani, the former new york city mayor, former u.s. attorney and long-time confidant of donald trump. the president himself referencing that in a statement out tonight saying "rudy is great, he has been my friend for a long time and wants to get this matter quickly resolved for the good of the country." the president's legal team, as it relates to the special counsel investigation shrank about a month ago, remember, apparently over disagreements on strategy and the president hasn't had much success expanding his team, at least until today. giuliani has been spotted here in west palm beach as the president spends his week in his mar-a-lago property nearby. nearby. >> hallie, where do things stand on the potential summit between the president and kim jong-un? >> reporter: that's another big focus for donald trump down here in sou
prosecutor to be by his side. our white house correspondent hallie jackson is traveling with the president in florida. hallie, what's the latest? >> reporter: well, lester, tonight the president is adding three new people to his legal team including rudy giuliani, the former new york city mayor, former u.s. attorney and long-time confidant of donald trump. the president himself referencing that in a statement out tonight saying "rudy is great, he has been my friend for a long time...
drunk and wrecked a government vehicle. the doctor tonight pushing back. hallie jackson has the details. >> reporter: late tonight, new allegations against ronny jackson in documents obtained by nbc news compiled by the top democrat on the veterans affairs committee. senator john tester says nearly two former and current colleagues many in uniform claim jackson recklessly per scribed drugs, sometimes without prescriptions and kept questionable records for percocet and drank on the job traveling with the president and wrecked a vehicle while intoxicated. >> we have more work to do on the allegations and more scrutiny on his ability to handle a budget as big as the v.a.'s budget and people under him. >> reporter: jackson denies any crash. >> i've not wrecked a car. >> reporter: he adds he wants to move forward with his no, ma'am mansions and wants to move forward and told president trump the accusations are misleading. >> most of the allegations are sloppy paperwork or bad practices. the controlled substances, if those were given out that could trigger an investigation. >> reporte
drunk and wrecked a government vehicle. the doctor tonight pushing back. hallie jackson has the details. >> reporter: late tonight, new allegations against ronny jackson in documents obtained by nbc news compiled by the top democrat on the veterans affairs committee. senator john tester says nearly two former and current colleagues many in uniform claim jackson recklessly per scribed drugs, sometimes without prescriptions and kept questionable records for percocet and drank on the job...
NBC Nightly News With Lester Holt : KNTV : September 6, 2018 4:00pm-4:31pm PDT
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the author. here is hallie jackson. >> reporter: tonight, washington's version of it wasn't me. >> mr. mcgahn, did you write the op ed? >> do you know who did? >> reporter: top officials publicly pledging allegiance saying they are not the source behind "the new york times" blistering op ed. >> anyone that would write an anonymous editorial smearing this president that provided extraordinary leadership for this country should not be working for this administration. >> reporter: the insider's identity, now washington's biggest mystery after "the times" with held a senior administration official who describes a quiet resistance to secretly stop the president from destructive decisions. now a loyalty list as one by one, 24 top officials including 21 cabinet members promised today it's not them. >> i'll answer your other question directly because someone will say gosh, you didn't answer the question. it's not mine. >> reporter: during watergate before president nixon resigned, everyone deep throat denied he was the source with president trump on the hunt for his betrayer. multiple sources
the author. here is hallie jackson. >> reporter: tonight, washington's version of it wasn't me. >> mr. mcgahn, did you write the op ed? >> do you know who did? >> reporter: top officials publicly pledging allegiance saying they are not the source behind "the new york times" blistering op ed. >> anyone that would write an anonymous editorial smearing this president that provided extraordinary leadership for this country should not be working for this...
identical protoad script criticizing "false news and fake stories." nbc's hallie jackson tells us sinclair is fighting back. >> reporter: a synchronized script. >> some media outlets published the same fake stories. >> reporter: on dozens of local news station. same words, same message -- >> -- to push their own personal bias. >> reporter: mandated by the same station owner, sinclair broadcasting group. tonight the corporation behind that commentary defiant and digging in after this video posted by deadspin went viral. in an internal memo obtained by nbc news, a sinclair executive lists its journalism awards and in a statement to reporters writes, "we find it curious that we would be attacked for asking our news people to remind their audiences that unsubstantiated stories exist on social media." some critics see it differently. >> it's odd to see all of these anchors saying the same thing at the same time with the words that have come out of one central location in baltimore, maryland. that's not our tradition in the united states. it's maximum propaganda. >> reporter: the broadc
identical protoad script criticizing "false news and fake stories." nbc's hallie jackson tells us sinclair is fighting back. >> reporter: a synchronized script. >> some media outlets published the same fake stories. >> reporter: on dozens of local news station. same words, same message -- >> -- to push their own personal bias. >> reporter: mandated by the same station owner, sinclair broadcasting group. tonight the corporation behind that commentary...
NBC Nightly News With Lester Holt : KNTV : July 24, 2018 5:30pm-5:59pm PDT
house correspondent hallie jackson has the story. >> reporter: before doug farmed this land in eastern nebraska, his dad did and his dad before that. these days, it's tougher to turn a profit. >> we need these tariffs to end sooner rather than later. >> reporter: those tariffs put in place by president trump triggered a trade war. >> the longer this goes on it makes it that much harder for us. costs on our end seem to be going up all the time. >> reporter: farmers like this producers of soybean, cotton, dairy and more, getting an assist from the trump administration as they help people his own policies hurt. a new $12 billion program is set to launch around lay bror -- labor day set to help with the $11 billion in losses farmer the goal of the one-time aid package, to tide farmers over until the u.s. can negotiate better trade deals with other countries. the president tweeting today, tariffs are the greatest and insists any short term pain will end with long term gain. >> the farmers will be the biggest beneficiary. watch. we are opening up markets. you watch what is going to h
house correspondent hallie jackson has the story. >> reporter: before doug farmed this land in eastern nebraska, his dad did and his dad before that. these days, it's tougher to turn a profit. >> we need these tariffs to end sooner rather than later. >> reporter: those tariffs put in place by president trump triggered a trade war. >> the longer this goes on it makes it that much harder for us. costs on our end seem to be going up all the time. >> reporter: farmers...
NBC Bay Area News at 5 : KNTV : July 1, 2018 5:30pm-6:00pm PDT
. >> good evening. i'm hallie jackson in for kate snow. idaho's capital city where a little girl's birthday party is now a crime scene. a man with a knife targeting refugee children and their families in boise, leaving six kids with what are now being called life-altering injuries. an attack so awful, it had the police chief in tears. nbc's steve patterson has more on the possible motive and what's next. >> advise medics there's some child victims. >> reporter: it's being ll violent attack in boise's history. six of the victims, young chdren, re rgeted and attacked while attending a 3-year-old girl's birthday party. >> the faces of the children in the hospital beds will be something i'll carry with me for the rest of my life. >> reporter: saturday night, police responded to an urgent call, a man stabbing people at this apartment complex which houses resettled refugees from iraq, syria and ethiopia. it happened right in front of this 12-year-old. >> we saw him saying, like, bad words. >> stabbing our friends. >> stabbing a kid. >> reporter: the suspect, 30-year-old timmy kinner, was
. >> good evening. i'm hallie jackson in for kate snow. idaho's capital city where a little girl's birthday party is now a crime scene. a man with a knife targeting refugee children and their families in boise, leaving six kids with what are now being called life-altering injuries. an attack so awful, it had the police chief in tears. nbc's steve patterson has more on the possible motive and what's next. >> advise medics there's some child victims. >> reporter: it's being ll...
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white house correspondent hallie jackson now with late details. >> where is hope? where is hope? hope, get up here, hope. >> reporter: tonight, another dramatic departure in the west wing. this time to someone who might as well be family to donald trump. hope hicks, his communications director and longtime aide resigning. >> hope hicks is a tremendously talented person. >> reporter: nbc news has learned hicks told the president personally earlier today according to a white house source and said her good-byes to staff in an emotional meeting late this afternoon. the president saying, "hope is outstanding and has done great work for the last three years. she is as smart and thoughtful as they come, a truly great person." adding he totally understood when she said she would leave. often seen, but rarely heard in interviews or on camera, hicks played a pivotal part behind the scenes, a fierce defender of her boss, by his side for nearly every critical campaign moment. >> merry christmas, everyone, and thank you, donald trump. >> reporter: and with no prior political experience, rocketing
white house correspondent hallie jackson now with late details. >> where is hope? where is hope? hope, get up here, hope. >> reporter: tonight, another dramatic departure in the west wing. this time to someone who might as well be family to donald trump. hope hicks, his communications director and longtime aide resigning. >> hope hicks is a tremendously talented person. >> reporter: nbc news has learned hicks told the president personally earlier today according to a...
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. nbc news chief white house correspondent hallie jackson has the story. >> reporter: president trump leaving a washington wind storm can't shake the turbulence tied to the tough new tariffs he announced on aluminum and steel. the dow closing down slightly after another dip today. >> there goes the bell. the dow will close down 50 points. >> reporter: what the commerce secretary calls a tremendous overreaction, arguing any price hike passed to consumers is chump change. >> i just bought this can today at a 7-eleven down here and the price was $1.99. so who in the world is going to be too bothered by six-tenths of a cent. >> reporter: but the risk isn't just that higher costs could get passed to you, it's that other countries could retaliate, making it more expensive for american workers to sell their products overseas, like wheat from farms like this one. >> we depend a lot on exports, and the fact that something threatens those exports really makes it tough for us. >> reporter: the president aiming to protect u.s. metal workers, tweeting, at times trade wars are good and easy t
. nbc news chief white house correspondent hallie jackson has the story. >> reporter: president trump leaving a washington wind storm can't shake the turbulence tied to the tough new tariffs he announced on aluminum and steel. the dow closing down slightly after another dip today. >> there goes the bell. the dow will close down 50 points. >> reporter: what the commerce secretary calls a tremendous overreaction, arguing any price hike passed to consumers is chump change....
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to say. we begin our coverage with hallie jackson. >> reporter: after a double blow from two confidants-turned-criminals, president trump tonight defending what he knew and when about the payments his former lawyer made, meant to keep two women quiet about alleged affairs. >> did you know about the payments? >> later on i knew. later on. they weren't taken out of campaign finance, that's a big thing, that's a much bigger thing. did they come out of the campaign? they didn't come out of the campaign, they came from me. >> reporter: the president in april. >> did you know about the $130,000 payment to stormy daniels? >> no. >> solicitation is a crime of directing someone else to commit a crime. that's true even if the person doesn't follow through with the act. so here, if they can find additional evidence to support what michael cohen says, i think you could very well have a criminal violation against president trump. >> reporter: michael cohen says he broke the law at the direction of his then-boss. but the press secretary said the president's not in trouble. >> he did nothin
to say. we begin our coverage with hallie jackson. >> reporter: after a double blow from two confidants-turned-criminals, president trump tonight defending what he knew and when about the payments his former lawyer made, meant to keep two women quiet about alleged affairs. >> did you know about the payments? >> later on i knew. later on. they weren't taken out of campaign finance, that's a big thing, that's a much bigger thing. did they come out of the campaign? they didn't...
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house correspondent hallie jackson pressed the presid directly about his support for kavanaugh at a news conference just a short time ago. take a look. >> do you think these women, all three of them are liars? yes or no? >> have they been what? >> are they liars? >> i can't tell you. i have to watch tomorrow. i just heard about one a little while ago. i can tell you her lawyer is a low life, okay? i can't tell you whether or not they are liars until i hear them. i'll be watching. believe it or not, i'm going to see what is said. it's possible that they will be convincing. now, with all of that being said, judge brett kavanaugh has been for many years one of the most respected people in washington. every single person knows him, a lot of people know him well, and those people don't believe what's going on. i can always be convinced. i have to hear it. >> it sounds like what you're saying is there is situation there is a scenario under which you would withdraw brett kavanaugh's nomination. is that correct? >> if i thought he was guilty of something like this, yeah, sure. >> hallie joi
house correspondent hallie jackson pressed the presid directly about his support for kavanaugh at a news conference just a short time ago. take a look. >> do you think these women, all three of them are liars? yes or no? >> have they been what? >> are they liars? >> i can't tell you. i have to watch tomorrow. i just heard about one a little while ago. i can tell you her lawyer is a low life, okay? i can't tell you whether or not they are liars until i hear them. i'll be...
, president trump glued to the tv like people across the country. hallie jackson is on the north lawn. what are you hearing about reaction from inside the building behind you? >> reporter: president trump as of right now stands by his man, making that very clear in a new tweet right as the hearing wrapped up, writing, "judge kavanaugh showed america exactly why i nominated him," saying his testimony was powerful, honest, and riveting. the president slamming democrats, telling senators they must vote. i'm told by sources familiar that the president was particularly pleased with what he viewed as a strong opening statement by kavanaugh. and that came at a critical moment because allies of the president had been feeling grim after what many viewed as compelling testimony from christine blasey ford. listen, president trump wanted to see fire from brett kavanaugh. that's what he got. but if those key republican senators don't back him, too, then the president's support just doesn't matter. >> all right. hallie jackson at the white house. thank you very much. >>> much more on this still ahe
, president trump glued to the tv like people across the country. hallie jackson is on the north lawn. what are you hearing about reaction from inside the building behind you? >> reporter: president trump as of right now stands by his man, making that very clear in a new tweet right as the hearing wrapped up, writing, "judge kavanaugh showed america exactly why i nominated him," saying his testimony was powerful, honest, and riveting. the president slamming democrats, telling...
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white house. >>> i'm hallie jackson in washington where that four-page memo is now a partisan grenade. >> intent here is to shut down the investigation. >> four times they took this dossier and dressed it up up like it was some legitimate intelligence. >> reporter: is the memo evidence of an anti-trump conspiracy or an attempt to smear the special counsel's russia investigation? depends who you ask. with the man who oversees the special counsel under a microscope. deputy attorney general rod rosenstein. >> you figure that one out. >> reporter: since rosenstein oversees the special counsel, democrats worry the memo will be used as a pretext to discredit and dismiss rosenstein and ultimately end the special counsel investigation. >> they hope to help the white house in its effort to undermine the fbi, undermine bob mueller, throw discredit on the government, anything but look at the russia investigation and what the trump campaign did. >> reporter: democrats argue the memo is filled with factual errors and could bring the u.s. to the brink of a constitutional crisis. some republ
white house. >>> i'm hallie jackson in washington where that four-page memo is now a partisan grenade. >> intent here is to shut down the investigation. >> four times they took this dossier and dressed it up up like it was some legitimate intelligence. >> reporter: is the memo evidence of an anti-trump conspiracy or an attempt to smear the special counsel's russia investigation? depends who you ask. with the man who oversees the special counsel under a microscope....
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president challenged to be controller in chief. an ea mitchell, nbc news. >>> this is hallie jackson at the white house. to prevent another pittsburgh, president trump is floating an up idea he brough before, more guns in the hands of good guys to stop a bad guy. >> if there was an armed guard inside the temple, they would have been able to stop him, maybe there would be nobody lled except for him, frankly. >> reporter: still, the president says he hates to think of filling places of worship with armed guards. on that, he finds common ground with local faith leaders. >> if we simply arm more of us, if that were the solution misunderstands the responsibiach of us has to lead us in the direction of peaceful co-existence. >> reporter: while the national conversation centers more about toxic political rhetoric than guns, gun control has become an animating issue in some midterm races like in georgia. lucy mcbath talks about the death of her son by a man complaining of loud rap music in his car. now her grief fuels her candidacy. she and others, like running for congress outside philadelphia
president challenged to be controller in chief. an ea mitchell, nbc news. >>> this is hallie jackson at the white house. to prevent another pittsburgh, president trump is floating an up idea he brough before, more guns in the hands of good guys to stop a bad guy. >> if there was an armed guard inside the temple, they would have been able to stop him, maybe there would be nobody lled except for him, frankly. >> reporter: still, the president says he hates to think of...
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her d. >> reporter: hallie jackson, nbc news, washington. >>> character actor and broadway veteran phillip bosco died monday. he won a tony award in 1989 for his role and was nominated five other times.o bosc was also in many films like my best friend's wedding with julia roberts and quick change with bull murray. he was inducted into the american theater hall of fame in 1998. actor phillip bosco dead atge 88. >>> we've got something brewing on the west coast that might ct all of us. >> a lot of people are eventually going to get into this storm that is now bringing heavy rain san francisco and a little bit of rain outside los angeles. here's a fast forward throu s the nexen days. a general outline from european computer model. not giving snow amounts, but the purple is a medium chance. when you get into the red and pink, there's a highhance of significant snows. that's the centralppachians and southern ohio valley, possibility of more significant snow here's a closer look at your day ahead. well, the cold temperatures are in place through the ohioy val and also through the northea
her d. >> reporter: hallie jackson, nbc news, washington. >>> character actor and broadway veteran phillip bosco died monday. he won a tony award in 1989 for his role and was nominated five other times.o bosc was also in many films like my best friend's wedding with julia roberts and quick change with bull murray. he was inducted into the american theater hall of fame in 1998. actor phillip bosco dead atge 88. >>> we've got something brewing on the west coast that might...
hallie jackson in london, knowing about the new indictments today the president blasted the investigation on the world stage. >> i think that we're being hurt very badly by the i would call it the witch hunt. >> reporter: it's been a sound track of his administration. >> it's a total witch hunt. the entire thing is a witch hunt. phony witch hunt. >> reporter: tonight another concrete piece of evidence the special counsel isn't trying to hunt witches but catch criminals, a conclusion the president is slow to embrace. first, he refused to blame the kremlin for interfering with the election. >> it could be russia or china or lots of people. it could be somebody sitting on their bed that weighs 400 pounds. she doesn't know if it's the russians doing the hacking. maybe there isn't hacking. >> reporter: after the election, he acknowledged it. >> i think it was russia. i think we also get hacked by other countries and other people. >> reporter: will you once and for all yes or no definitively say russia interfered in the 2016 election? >> i think it was russia and i think it could have been othe
hallie jackson in london, knowing about the new indictments today the president blasted the investigation on the world stage. >> i think that we're being hurt very badly by the i would call it the witch hunt. >> reporter: it's been a sound track of his administration. >> it's a total witch hunt. the entire thing is a witch hunt. phony witch hunt. >> reporter: tonight another concrete piece of evidence the special counsel isn't trying to hunt witches but catch criminals,...
. our hallie jackson has details. >> reporter: a white house huddle tonight. president trump's top advisors in and out to talk next steps in syria behind closed doors. >> now we have to make some further decisions so they will be made soon. >> reporter: the president presented with multiple military options. u.s. officials say those range from targeted tomahawk strikes on syrian sites to something more wide ranging like a sustained campaign aimed at affecting military operations and multiple targets. any action retaliation against the assad regime for yet another suspected chemical weapons attack that killed dozens of syrian civilians even children. u.n. ambassador nikki haley with nbc's andrea mitchell. >> we definitely have enough proof. but now we just have to be thoughtful in our reaction. >> reporter: nbc news learned of evidence of chlorine gas and a nerve agent in samples taken from victims according to two officials familiar with the investigation. news the u.s. government is confident the syrian dictator was behind the horrific attack. >> our strategy is to engage by, with
. our hallie jackson has details. >> reporter: a white house huddle tonight. president trump's top advisors in and out to talk next steps in syria behind closed doors. >> now we have to make some further decisions so they will be made soon. >> reporter: the president presented with multiple military options. u.s. officials say those range from targeted tomahawk strikes on syrian sites to something more wide ranging like a sustained campaign aimed at affecting military...
, his once trusted fixer. nbc news chief white house correspondent hallie jackson with the story. >> reporter: for the ninth time this week, the president staying silent about his former fixer on camera but not online. fter michael cohen, according to a asrts he willing to tell the special counsel donald trump knew about that june 2016 trump tower meeting, the one where his son tried to get dirt on hillary clinton from russians linked to the kremlin. if true, the bombshell revolution would fly in the face of denials like these. >> did you tell your father anything about this? >> no. it was such a nothing, there was nothing to tell. >> did you know at the time they had the meeting? >> no, i didn't know anything about the meeting. must be a very unimportant meeting because i never heard about it. >> reporter: the president standing by his position today tweeting i did not know of the meeting with my son don junior. sounds like somebody is trying to make up stories to get himself out of an unrelated jam. the president's lawyer says cohen who worked for the president for years is lyi
, his once trusted fixer. nbc news chief white house correspondent hallie jackson with the story. >> reporter: for the ninth time this week, the president staying silent about his former fixer on camera but not online. fter michael cohen, according to a asrts he willing to tell the special counsel donald trump knew about that june 2016 trump tower meeting, the one where his son tried to get dirt on hillary clinton from russians linked to the kremlin. if true, the bombshell revolution...
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virginia. lester? > to the white house, hallie jackson outside the west wing. i can imagine they are huddled to play this out where this leads. what are you hearing? >> reportel you what, lester, there is a growing sense of dread among allies i've been talking over what could happen in the next week, whether more time might shift public op ion away from brett kavanaugh but tonight the president remains firmly behind his pick. the west wing seemed caught off guard by all of the last-minute drama th gone down over the last six hours although many people here have been ywuspicious of jeff flake , him and the president had bad blood since the campaign. one interesting point, overall of this, the president ordered to the fbi his relationship with that ofgency, one he's accuseotal bias in the long-running feud. >> hallie jackson, thank you. >>> beyond the s allegations ual assault, some observers are raising questions about judge kavanaugh's demperament going beyoending himself and attacking democrats. some wondering if that could compromise his ability toe an effective supreme court justi
virginia. lester? > to the white house, hallie jackson outside the west wing. i can imagine they are huddled to play this out where this leads. what are you hearing? >> reportel you what, lester, there is a growing sense of dread among allies i've been talking over what could happen in the next week, whether more time might shift public op ion away from brett kavanaugh but tonight the president remains firmly behind his pick. the west wing seemed caught off guard by all of the...
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what to do with themselves and many wit paycheck. hallie jackson has more. >> reporter: not a creature has been stirring since waaturday in the empty hall of washington but in virginia. >> tre you go. >> reporter: free knitting lessons for fu oughed government workers. >> it's out of your hands, until back in my hands, i'll put something else in my hands and go from there. >> reporter: in kentucky, a plate of barbecue on the house. >> we're feeding government employees until they go back to lasts, it lasts. it >> reporter: in california, frustration for nicole lower whose husband is rd in the coast gnd won't get his regularly scheduled paycheck monday. >> what do we do after that if the pay doesn't come through? that's what most families fee the uncertainty of what do we do? >> reporter: the white house today railed ainst democrats and reiterated the president wants money to beef up border security. >> it shouldn't be hard to get to where the president wants to be. >> reporter: senators on both sides making their cases for a shutdown solution. h>> it's going tot our economy. i
what to do with themselves and many wit paycheck. hallie jackson has more. >> reporter: not a creature has been stirring since waaturday in the empty hall of washington but in virginia. >> tre you go. >> reporter: free knitting lessons for fu oughed government workers. >> it's out of your hands, until back in my hands, i'll put something else in my hands and go from there. >> reporter: in kentucky, a plate of barbecue on the house. >> we're feeding...
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questions than answers. nbc chief white house correspondent hallie jackson has the story for us. >> reporter: for melania trump, a standing ovation at the capitol on her husband's big night. he now finds himself in a storm of controversy as a porn star's pr push lands her on a late night couch after her report the president's attorney gave six figures to stormy daniels to keep an alleged affair quiet. >> does this at all seem familiar to you? tighty-whities. >> reporter: the appearance comes after the "wall street journal" reported daniels received hush money before the election to keep under wraps a supposed sexual relationship with donald trump in 2006. those allegations of an affair denied by the president's longtime lawyer and denied by daniels, herself, in this signed statement, but -- >> the signature on the original statement does not match the signature on this statement. >> reporter: daniels playing it coy. >> did you sign this letter that was released today? >> i don't know. did i? i do not know -- >> you do not know where it came from. >> reporter: the alleged encount
questions than answers. nbc chief white house correspondent hallie jackson has the story for us. >> reporter: for melania trump, a standing ovation at the capitol on her husband's big night. he now finds himself in a storm of controversy as a porn star's pr push lands her on a late night couch after her report the president's attorney gave six figures to stormy daniels to keep an alleged affair quiet. >> does this at all seem familiar to you? tighty-whities. >> reporter: the...
attorney. nbc news chief white house correspondent hallie jackson now has the latest. >> reporter: tonight a new twist in the tale of the porn star, the president and the payout, with new information on where that $130,000 came from. stormy daniels' lawyer describes it as hush money to keep the adult film actress quiet about what he calls a sexual relationship with donald trump a decade ago. >> we believe that ultimately we're going to be able to trace this back in one form or another to a payment from the trump organization or from the surrogate for mr. trump. >> reporter: but tonight the president's longtime lawyer, michael cohen, now says the money came from his own home equity line of credit, telling abc news, it was my money. cohen has acknowledged facilitating that $130,000 to daniels but hasn't said why he paid her. while cohen has tried to distance this deal from the trump organization, this document, obtained by nbc news and other correspondents, show he conducted business related to it on his work e-mail, a trumporg address. cohen says he routinely used that e-mail for p
attorney. nbc news chief white house correspondent hallie jackson now has the latest. >> reporter: tonight a new twist in the tale of the porn star, the president and the payout, with new information on where that $130,000 came from. stormy daniels' lawyer describes it as hush money to keep the adult film actress quiet about what he calls a sexual relationship with donald trump a decade ago. >> we believe that ultimately we're going to be able to trace this back in one form or...
be out of a job. let's get more from chief white house correspondent hallie jackson. >> reporter: tonight nothing stopping the speculation swirling around scott pruitt, not even these words from the president. >> i think that scott has done a fantastic job. i think he's a fantastic person. >> reporter: president trump adding he will take a look at the reports related to pruitt as the epa administrator battles back several scandals including exploring big pay raises for top aides. >> they did not get a pay raise. >> they did. >> they did not. they did not. i stopped that yesterday. >> so you stopped it. >> yeah. >> are you embarrassed that -- >> it should not have happened. >> reporter: a white house official tells nbc news pruitt was encouraged not to do that recent round of interviews where he also defended a controversial condo rental. >> there were comps done by officials here. >> reporter: but this memo shows that ethics official acknowledging he did not have all the factual information on hand at the time. pruitt's already under a white house review and may end up under anot
be out of a job. let's get more from chief white house correspondent hallie jackson. >> reporter: tonight nothing stopping the speculation swirling around scott pruitt, not even these words from the president. >> i think that scott has done a fantastic job. i think he's a fantastic person. >> reporter: president trump adding he will take a look at the reports related to pruitt as the epa administrator battles back several scandals including exploring big pay raises for top...
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team is shifting tactics preparing for a battle and confrontation for a subpoena. hallie jackson has new details tonight. >> reporter: tonight signs of a more aggressive chapter in the president's fight with the special counsel. he's losing a lawyer, ty cobb who is taking a more conciliatory tone. >> cooperation is the tone. and definitely the path that would lead to the quickest resolution. >> reporter: and the president is adding another attorney emit flood that represented bill clinton during the impeachment. his hiring showing the hiring may rely on executive privilege which could shut down certain questions for robert mueller. the scope of that interview is still being negotiated with rudy giuliani who still represents the president explaining what they want on fox news. >> two hours. >> and topics? >> questions that advanced, relevant topics and we want to commit for them they will decide before the end of the summer so we don't have this drag on. >> reporter: so what happens if both sides cannot come to an agreement? mueller might try to force the president to talk by issuing
team is shifting tactics preparing for a battle and confrontation for a subpoena. hallie jackson has new details tonight. >> reporter: tonight signs of a more aggressive chapter in the president's fight with the special counsel. he's losing a lawyer, ty cobb who is taking a more conciliatory tone. >> cooperation is the tone. and definitely the path that would lead to the quickest resolution. >> reporter: and the president is adding another attorney emit flood that represented...
deal. hallie jackson has details. >> reporter: the hand shakes, the hugs, the back slaps, the bromance. >> in fact, i'll get that little piece of dandruff off. we have to make him perfect. he is perfect. >> reporter: both presidents joined by their wives, the first lady in a french hat a nod to her guests. but for the two world leaders behind those public displays, private disputes on foreign policy. iran, syria, and north korea in the spotlight. on iran, president macron is lobbying the u.s. to stay in the iran nuclear deal. president from -- president trump is not budging. even as iran threatens to withdraw if the u.s. does. >> they restart it, they're going have big problems. bigger than they've had before. >> reporter: instead it's now emmanuel macron moving more towards trump's position. suggesting he's open to new negotiations. >> translator: we therefore wish from now on to work on a new deal with iran. >> reporter: the french president seemed to have more sway on syria. despite donald trump insisting troops will come home soon, he's adding -- >> we want to leave a stro
deal. hallie jackson has details. >> reporter: the hand shakes, the hugs, the back slaps, the bromance. >> in fact, i'll get that little piece of dandruff off. we have to make him perfect. he is perfect. >> reporter: both presidents joined by their wives, the first lady in a french hat a nod to her guests. but for the two world leaders behind those public displays, private disputes on foreign policy. iran, syria, and north korea in the spotlight. on iran, president macron is...
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house correspondent hallie jackson has the story. >> reporter: the president now appearing to acknowledge a payoff to a porn star for the first time in financial filings. in a footnote on page 45, confirming he reimbursed his long-term lawyer in 2016 for expenses incurred. >> reporter: did you know about the $130,000 payment to stormy daniels? >> no. >> reporter: the president's attorneys have said he didn't know until recently that just before the election, cohen paid stormy daniels $130,000 to keep quiet about an alleged affair with donald trump. a relationship the president has denied. >> you cannot reconcile with the president stood on that plane and said to the american people with the disclosure form that was filed under penalty of perjury earlier today. >> reporter: the office of government ethics requires these forms to be filed yearly to prevent conflicts of interest. they are not as comprehensive as tax returns, which the president has refused to release but they show how much money his hotels are making like his d.c. property raking in more than 40 million last year
house correspondent hallie jackson has the story. >> reporter: the president now appearing to acknowledge a payoff to a porn star for the first time in financial filings. in a footnote on page 45, confirming he reimbursed his long-term lawyer in 2016 for expenses incurred. >> reporter: did you know about the $130,000 payment to stormy daniels? >> no. >> reporter: the president's attorneys have said he didn't know until recently that just before the election, cohen paid...
about the russia probe. nbc news chief white house correspondent hallie jackson has the story. >> reporter: today, black suvs delivering two sets of lawmakers to two meetings with two perspectives on the secret material they looked at. that material involves an fbi informant that spoke with members of the trump campaign in 2016, part of a broader investigation. the president suggested without evidence, it was a political play to hurt his campaign. >> the reason the republicans are pressed for this meeting is in the hope that something can be discovered that will bolster the president's case, unjustified, i believe, somehow his campaign was spied upon. >> we now call it spygate. >> reporter: the president's top advisors appeared creating controversy. chief of staff john kelly and white house lawyer emmet flood spotted. that is questioning whether the justice department is sharing information about an investigation with people tied to that very investigation but kelly and flood introduced the start of the meeting and did not stay for the rest. >> why is emmet flood here for the
about the russia probe. nbc news chief white house correspondent hallie jackson has the story. >> reporter: today, black suvs delivering two sets of lawmakers to two meetings with two perspectives on the secret material they looked at. that material involves an fbi informant that spoke with members of the trump campaign in 2016, part of a broader investigation. the president suggested without evidence, it was a political play to hurt his campaign. >> the reason the republicans are...
hallie jackson. >> reporter: the president may have liked his own performance in finland, but on capitol hill, many others did not. >> i did not think this was a good moment for our country. >> his behavior is so inexplicable and so against the interests of the united states. >> reporter: democrats and republicans calling out the president for not calling out vladimir putin. >> i believe the intelligence community and also the house intelligence community that russia meddled in it. we should do everything we can to hold them accountable. >> i thought it was shameful. i never thought i would see an american president throw the intelligence community under the bus like that. >> i never would have thought a u.s. president would get duped by the former kgb hands. >> reporter: senator john mccain described the president's meeting as one of the performances by an american president in memory. house speaker paul ryan insisted the president must appreciate that russia is not an ally. but to the president, the kremlin could be even though they interfered with the 2016 election, according to the f
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He certainly wasn't alone. It was like this all over Philly.
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In Johannesburg, I'm Gretchen Wilson for Marketplace Money.


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Jesus Creed (Scot McKnight) provides a varied list, including, science and faith, theology, reference, etc.
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Arne (en grec antic Ἄρνη) va ser, segons la mitologia grega, una filla d'Èol. De vegades és anomenada Melanipe, i les seves tradicions es confonen.

Higí explica que es va unir amb Posidó i va tenir dos fills bessons, Èol i Beot. Quan el seu pare ho va descobrir la va cegar i la va tancar en una fortalesa, amb l'ordre que li donessin poc menjar, i que els fills els donessin a les feres del bosc. Però als dos bessons els va trobar una vaca que els hi donà llet. Després els van trobar els pastors que els van recollir i els van criar. Mentrestant, el rei Metapont, demanava a la seva dona Teano que li donés fills o renunciés a la reialesa. Ella va buscar algú que li pogués donar un nen, i va trobar els pastors que li van oferir els bessons. Teano va presentar al rei els dos nens com si fossin propis. Però després, Teano va tenir dos fills de Metapont. La reina, en veure que Metapont s'estimava més els fills més grans, perquè eren molt formosos, va decidir matar-los i guardar el tron per als seus fills. Un dia Metapont va sortir a fer un sacrifici a Diana Metapontina, i Teano va aprofitar per explicar als seus fills que els dos fills grans eren adoptius i que "quan sortissin a caçar els matessin amb els seus ganivets". Van sortir a la muntanya i van començar a lluitar els quatre nois, però els fills de Posidó, potser ajudats pel seu pare, van guanyar i van matar els fills de Teano. Quan van portar els cadàvers al palau Teano es va suïcidar amb un ganivet de caça. Èol i Beot van fugir i es van refugiar amb els pastors que els havien criat. Allà Posidó els va revelar que eren els seus fills i que la seva mare estava tancada en una presó. Van alliberar Arne, la seva mare, i Posidó li va tornar la vista. Els seus fills la van portar a Metapont i el rei es va casar amb ella, i va adoptar els bessons com a fills. Més tard, Èol va colonitzar Eòlia i Beot Beòcia.

Diodor explica que Èol va donar la seva filla Arne, embarassada, a un estranger de Metapont, que havia hostatjat a casa seva, amb la condició que se l'emportés a la seva ciutat. Quan va arribar a Metapont, Arne va donar a llum dos bessons als quals va anomenar Èol i Beot. Llavors, un habitant de la ciutat que no tenia descendència, tot obeint un oracle, els va adoptar com a fills. Quan els nens van ser grans, i aprofitant una revolta, van prendre per la força la ciutat del seu pare adoptiu. Arne i la dona del metapontí que els havia acollit que es deia Autolita, van disputar, i els bessons, defensant la seva mare, van matar Autolita. Els habitants de la ciutat, indignats, van obligar Èol i Beot a exiliar-se. Es van emportar Arne amb ells, i van marxar amb unes naus amb tots aquells que van voler seguir-los. Èol va arribar a les illes Eòlies al nord de Sicília, a les que va donar el seu nom, i va fundar allà la ciutat de Lipara. Beot va marxar en una altra direcció acompanyat de la seva mare Arne, i va arribar a les terres del seu avi Èol, on es va instal·lar. Va anomenar Arne, pel nom de la seva mare, el territori i una ciutat (Pausànies diu que més endavant va ser coneguda com a Queronea), i beocis als seus habitants.

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Jolly Old St. Nick should dress for wet weather in South, gets the all-clear in the Northeast
By John Annese
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Santa Claus should don his waterproof red suit and rain boots while flying through the Carolinas and Florida Christmas Eve — but he's got the all-clear in New York City.
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Downpours were so intense that Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport was closed, delaying more than 100 flights, the Miami Herald reported. And the wicked weather system dumped heavy rains across North and South Carolina as well, with the worst downpours hitting the South Carolina coast.
The heavy rain began its crawl through South Florida late Sunday, with reports of over 12 inches of rain near the Broward and Miami-Dade county line. Fort Lauderdale got dunked with 7.13 inches of rain as of Monday morning, making it the city's wettest winter day on record and the fourth-wettest December day dating back to 1912, Weather.com reported.
Georgia had its own wet winter record breaker: Sunday was the wettest December day on record at St. Simons Island, Georgia, with just over 4 inches, a one-day rainfall total there was also its wettest day in any winter month.
But St. Nick'll come through by Christmas, with clearing along the entire East Coast, the National Weather Service predicted.
In New York City, the forecast is for clear skies throughout the five boroughs Tuesday night, with Christmas shaping up to be mostly sunny, with a high of 43 degrees, according to forecasts. That's just three degrees over the usual high temperature in Central Park on Dec. 25.
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