bennet joins the conversation. also want to share what happened yesterday. we were at telemundo for much of the day. we're looking at a partnership with know your partnership and telemundo. and also last night, all of us were at books & books talking about know your book series as well as willie's dad books, ozarks, lake of the ozarks. and we had so many fun, everyone was drinking wine and, joe, you did a great job handling that crowd. >> you know why i did a great job? because i was not drinking wine. i was drinking water. so they laughed at most of the jokes. willie, let's announce it again. this is big news. we learned it last night. your father's book, back in the top ten. now -- i think it's official, it is sold more copies than the gutenberg bible. how does that make you feel? >> lake of the ozarks, back on the "new york times" best seller list, which is great news for my dad. but the star of the night was daniellea. >> get the book at know your value.com. we'll be right back with senator michael bennet. keep it right here on "morning joe." l bennet keep it right here on "morn

from networks like yours and telemundo, that's changed the language, the terminology they use for climate. now more and more news media organizations are calling it a climate crisis. i think those kinds of things really do communicate the imp t importance and urgency that we feel now or we need to be stepping up our actions and doing things much more quickly with much more urgency than we have in the past. >> yes. as i mentioned, that australian paper i talked about claims covering emissions aren't curbed substantially by 2050, deadly heat conditions may turn many areas unlivable. are they being alarmists? >> they are sounding an alarm, and i do think it's hard when you hear that kind of language. sometimes it turns people off. like you said. sometimes it makes them so afraid that they think there's nothing i can do or just don't believe it, but the truth is, 2050 is not that far away, and so we need to start acting now and that's why these alarm bells keep being sounded by scientists too see what's ahead, can kind of predict the future and just trying to show us that picture of 3

telemundo. we'll b monitors along with jose diaz bulaur and rachel maddow. >> now to a hng spot bei watched by washington. hong kong protesters taking to the streets in historicumbers are demanding the rignation of its embattled leader. janis mackey frayer joins us from hong kong. good morning. >> good morning, guys. serious groundswell against chinese rule here. people are worried this proposed extradition law will target political critics who could then be sent to the mainland and be pulled into china's judicial system. yesterday, that sea of people in the streets, most of them wearing black, a few hundred of them still here today. it's putting a lot of pressure on hong kong's leader, carrie lam, who said she would delay passing that law. she even apologized. but pgtesters say it's all too little too late, and they added her resignation to their list of demands. thismorning, an ironic twist. the leader of pro-democracy protests here i w 2014 released from prison today and he's come outwinging saying people will be out in force. >> janice, thank you. >>> now to yet another shark at

on telemundo tonight. but it was very clear what he was saying. go at him, hit him with everything you have. nixon's running mate, henry cabot lodge gave him the opposite advice, erase the assassin's image. that got nixon all nervous about looking too tough and mean. kennedy went in there, i'm going knock this guy off the stage. i think you need that kind of atmosphere. i think gene is right. if you don't show that tonight, they won't know you can take on trump. >> no, i agree with that. i think we're all saying different versions of the same thing. i think expectations are so high. i think democrats are desperate to feel -- and what do i know, the republican here, the former republican. but to field someone who answers all of their hopes and dreams at a policy level, but can also demolish trump and trumpism. >> a lot of the voters enough of their policy hopes and degrees. >> i think so. >> you know, it doesn't have to be the whole nine yards, but it does have to be trump. we have to end this. and that's what the mood that a lot of people are in. >> there is also a kind of show don

from univision and telemundo, the spanish reporters can hear about people from those facilities as well once they do get out and they are there longer than usual under this administration, but this is not a crisis, humanitarian crisis only under this administration, it's good that it's being brought forward because we are having a problem and 2019, the united states should not be treating people like this anywhere under any condition. >> i have about a minute. ap photo that ran on the front page of new york times and showing migrant father and his daughter drowned in the rio grande, near the texas border, it's absolutely chilling, gail, is the press using that against trump as if he is somehow responsible, increased by news worthy and heartbreaking photos? >> it is, we don't have photos of other 200 people who died in 2018, we don't hear from the media how a soft border is creating the crisis, they blame it all on trump and unfortunately when you have these heart rending situations and they don't report how organizations like doctors without borders are talking about how one-third

together. >> that was president trump speaking on telemundo in the president's first interview with the spanish language broadcaster. there are 19,000 immigrants in border control custody, and officials say they have reached a breaking point. sources say i.c.e. will begin a massive roundup of undocumented families with final deportation orders in several cities tomorrow. joining me now is jay johnson. let start with these raids. these raids announced. how peculiar is it to do that, give this advanced notice. >> first, david, i have to respond to the last interview you just showed this has been fact checked about 985 times now. in the prior administration we had no policy or practice separating families. let's make that clear. now, in terms of these enforcement actions which are apparently intended for tomorrow, even the most aggressive immigration enforcement person will tell you you don't announce in advance when you're intending to send i.c.e. ero out to conduct these operations. you don't tip off the very people you're looking for that you're looking for them. it's hard to believe th

, eastern on telemundo. >> check in with the world of sports. lots to get to. we'll start with the women's world cup. the u.s. taking on sweden this a fternoon. the americans are seeking some revenge for their loss to the swedes in the 2016 olympic games. both teams have secured spots in the tournament's knockout round. but the u.s. needs aor win tie today in order to win its group, group f. >> also tonight, the nba draft happening right here in new york city at barclay's center. perhaps you have heard, former duke star zion williamson, idely considered the top player available in thedraft, and the new orleans pelicans, they have that number one pick, and here's little doubt in just about anyone's mind that the pelicans will be selecting zion williaauon. >> bec he could change the game for them, right? for change the game for them and for the league, perhaps. should be interesting tonight. >>> let's do this right now, 7:16. let's check in with mr. roker. how are we lookingwith the weather? >> it's not great and not going to get better for a while. this is just outside dallas. torna

nbc, msnbc, and telemundo. it starts at 9:00 eastern time craig, back to you. >> savannah, thank you. >>> more breaking news overnight. word that the united states and north korea are in talks for a new summit between president trump and kim jong-un. "today's" senior international correspondent keir simmons is in japan this morning keir, what more can you tell us? >> reporter: hey there, craig. good morning the south korean leader has been instrumental in every meeting between president trump and kim jong-un. he says there are behind the scenes negotiations for a third summit, just four months since president trump walked out of that meeting in hanoi and the diplomatic freeze appears to be unfreezing, with the two leaders exchanging warm letters just in the past few days. craig, there are many hurdles. the north koreans issuing a stinging statement just today, attacking people around president trump, including secretary of state pompeo. and the fundamental question continues to be, how can sanctions be lifted the way the north koreans want and at the same time, denuclearization happe

see it here, msnbc, and telemundo. >> dangerous flooding onc again targeting millions in the midwest and the south. dylan is in for al on this monday good morning. >> good morning, guys. yes, that area was hit hard over the weekend. take a look at the hailstorm in elsworth, kansas reports of hail the size of golf balls, to the point where it just accumulated so much drifts were seen in south bend, indiana, we had a reported tornado we don't know the exact strength yet, but it'll be surveyed today by the national weather service. this will be the first tornado in south bend in june since 1980 actually, did cause a lot of damage fortunately, no injuries out of this also in seneca, missouri, we saw significant flooding a lot of the rivers are at moderate or major flood stage. some areas reported flooding as high as 7 feet parts of this town were closed to inbound traffic, trying to keep people safe until that flooding did recede a little bit. now, this area, we are going to see more rain and more thunderstorms redevelop later on this afternoon in the meantime, we do have some of

. >> you can see that full interview tomorrow night, 11:00 eastern on telemundo. >>> okay check in with the world of sports lots to get to we'll start with the women's world cup, the u.s. taking on sweden this afternoon, the americans are seeking some revenge for their loss to the swedes in the 2016 olympic games. both teams have secured spots in the tournament's knockout round but the u.s. needs to win or a tie today in order to win its group, group "f." >>> also tonight, the nba draft, happening right here in new york city at barclays center. perhaps you have heard, former duke star zion williamson widely considered the top player in the draft. new orleans pelicans got the number one pick and there's little doubt in about anyone's mind the pelicans will be selecting zion williamson. >> he can change the game for them. >> yes, change the game for them for the league perhaps should be interesting tonight. let's check in with mr. roker. how are we, sir, how we looking with the weather >> unfortunately it's not great and it's not going to get better for a while. outside dallas, tornado to

telemundo. >> right now, severe storms, dangerous flooding targeting millions in the midwestndhe south. dylan, good morning. >> good morning. yes, thatit area was h hard over the weekend. take a lookhe at t kans. portsfailhe s hizrm sai o ifntof balls, wo the pointre it just accumulated so much, drifts were being seen. in south bend, indiana, we had a reported tornado. we don't know the exact strength yet, but it will be surveyed today. this will be the first tornado in south bend in june since 1980. actually, it did cause a lot of damage, but fortunately, no injuries out of this. and in, sene new jersey, we saw significant. flooding a lot of rivers are at mod ate flood. stage parts of this town were closed to inbound traffic trying to keep people safe until the flooding did rede a little bit. this area, we're going to see more rain and thunderstorms redevelop later on this afternoon. in the meantime, wefave some o our stronger storms down across mississippi with severe thunderstorm warnings in effect, also back towardsn. housto we have a ground stop at the airport because the rain is

can't read them all off. on nbc, msnbc, telemundo. >> a lot of those issues being debated are ao on president trump's agenda as he arrives in japan for the g-20 summit. it will mark the president's mrstting with vladimir putin since the release of the mueller report. keir simmons is inosaka, japan. good morning. >> hey, craig. good morning. the president arriving here in osaka in the past few hrs and going straight to a dinner with the australian prime minister. his schedule really gets started tomorrow morning. y evening for guys there. inevitably, the agenda revolves around the president hi president trump arriving in osaka in a rain storm this arrning, as dk clouds loom around the world. including the iran crisis. before heading overseas, the president if. talking stuf >> we'll be meeting with a lot of different countries, many of whom have been taking advantage of the united states, but not so much anymore. >> president trump bristling alt questions about whether he would sirn r president vladimir putin about interfering in u.s. elections. osaka marks the first time mr. trump an

miami airing here on nbc, msnbc and telemundo. savannah one of the moderators along with lester holt, chuck todd. >>> investigators in dallas are trying to figure out why an army veteran opened fire yesterday on a federal building there, and we're also hearing from the man who took this close-up photo of the suspect just before the gunman was killed in a shootout. nbc's gabe gutierrez has the latest on this good morning. >> what's most incredible is that despite all the shots fire department a-- fired, the gunman was the only person wounded. he left the army in 2017, and investigators are now speaking to his relatives as they try to pin down a motive. >> reporter: the cell phone video is chilling. a masked gunman with an assault style rifle and body armor opening fire outside a federal office building in dallas monday >> an unknown male, tactical vest with an automatic weapon shooting at the building. >> reporter: this morning authorities trying to find out why. >> we have more than 200 fbi agents and partners aggressivel investigation. >> the fbi identifies him as 22-year-old brian

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two, telemundo, will pay clips in this spanish they can control the message and control what they convey. >> they should have put it in russian. >> i agree with juan. i think castro was the biggest break out star. he was polished and prepareded and look presidential. de blasio surprised me. he looked like he had a little fight there. maybe because he is 6 foot 9. >> put them together. >> booker was just a little too earnest. i am tired of hearing about newark. i can't stop looking at his bottom teeth and bulging eyeballs. beto o'rourke where is this great personality? he had dead eyes and looked tired a tired and pale and sun. a complete joke. warren, i guess if i didn't know she was leading in the polls with this group i would not know she won the debate. i was not that impressed by her. what you said is death. taking away 180 million people in the general election. the most exciting part was the technical glitch. that's how boring it was. the audience was yawning. no one showed their personality. no one was that competitive. some people picked a fight but didn't finish. no knock

lineup for each night of the first democratic presidential debates here on msnbc, nbc and telemundo. night one is on wednesday, june 26th. taking the miami stage, cory booker, julio castro, amy klobuchar, beto o'rourke, tim ryan and elizabeth warren. the second night thursday the 27th features michael bennet, joe biden, pete buttigieg, kirsten gillebrand, kamala harris, and andrew yang. here are some reactions from the candidates. >> i'm just looking forward to having a chance to talk about what i've been asked about. >> we have to support the 22 people who don't become the nominee has to support the one who does. >> i'm grateful i get a chance to run. >> i'll go out and do what our families do which is to work hard and to scrap and to not take anything for granted. >> i'm on the record to say i'm thrilled to be standing next to joe biden or bernie sanders and be the contrast. my ideas and energy with theirs. >> these candidates did not meet the requirements. steve bullock, seth moulton and wayne nissam. >>> we just heard some of the kinds being polite about their debate plans. can

broadcast live right here on msnbc, nbc and telemundo live and streamed online. >>> we've got to get you now to some breaking news. we're getting reports of a major crash just outside the u.s. military academy at west point. initial reports say at least 20 cadets are involved. at least one of them had to be airlifted to a local hospital. we're going to keep you updated throughout the hour as we get updates. >>> and we are going to dig into those stories. the big stories of the day and what they mean to you across the next hour. including the latest on trump's threatened mexican tariffs. hours from now the two sides will meet in the hopes of reaching a deal but the president already seemed to pour a bit of cold water on their chances earlier today. a former ambassador to mexico will be here on how trump's proposed tariffs would actually make it harder for mexico to stop migrants and even hurt our own trade negotiations with china. it's complicated. we'll explain. >>> plus, income inequality has become a major rallying point for democratic contenders. we'll explain how that became one

morning in the "wall street journal" about trump's sleepy joe problem. he was on telemundo and asked about his potential opponents and characterized two of them this way. >> president trump: bernie looks like he has had it. bernie looks crazy but he always did. he looks like a tired crazy now. joe biden looks like he is exhausted. i don't know what happened to him but he is exhausted and he doesn't do any work. he is not working. >> bill: how does that match up? >> my column was pegged to a couple of interesting things in the fox poll this week, president trump didn't like it very much. deeper down in the poll they asked democrats whether they preferred a candidate who was steady and reliable or one with a bold new agenda. upwards of 72% said they wanted somebody who is steady and reliable. what that suggested to me is there are a lot of voters out there who think our politics has become too chaotic. they want a time-out and possibly that is joe biden's appeal. sleepy joe biden. why do so many people like him? i think it's because biden is promising a return to normalcy from the kind of tu

here msnbc news, nbc news and telemundo. you are 2,000 miles across the can unin miami where debates will go down. ali, let me start with you and talk about this forum here today. i think i can hear it behind you. how do you think candidates will differentiate themselves here? >> yeah. you can hear it beginning to get set up. we have music going on around us. you're right, nine presidential candidates will be here today speaking to the people poor people's campaign. and dr. barber gave a good sense of what this was about in a quote he gave just now on a conference call. he said republicans talk about the economy while democrats speak of the middleclass. nobody talks about the poor. and so the goal of this organization is to try to shift the focus onto how we can help low income americans to better achieve the american dream. some of the proposals they lay out in their moral budget, last year they laid out tenets of how to do well to ameliorate the racial and economic in equality in america. this year they are putting out how they would like for lawmakers to get there by prior

telemundo will be taking part. >>> let's get to melissa mollet and your first 4 traffic. >> right nowve invol inner loop after 66. crash blocking that main lane and express lanes. we're seeing f delaysm 95 up through 66 on the inner loop. northbound 95, right lane blocked there i woodbridge. as we take a look, 270 atmo rose moving pretty nicely. >> thank you. we'll have a check on your forecast in just a second. >> be right back. (music throughout) >>> morning, everybody. most of it will stay suppressed just southf the metro area today. you have a little better chance of getting rain during the course of your friday. most of us will get wet by the time we get to noontime on >> all right, chuck. thank you. another local news update in 25 minutes. >> back to the "today" show. >>> >>> look at that crowd. an absutely enormous crowd on the plaza. epic some would say. me guys in the middle of a huge comeback, they are the jonas brothers. they're going to perfo for our entire 8:30 half hour. then they'll come back and join us in the third hour as well. >> they' going to chitchat with us to tel

doing push-ups, come on, guys. >> you have to -- >> push-ups, i'm saving a baby. >> and telemundo, tomorrow and thursday night, starting at 9:00 p.m. eastern. new polling released suggests that joe biden's controversial comments about working with segregationist senators has had little to no impact on the race. >> the morning consult weekly tracking poll from last monday through sunday shows biden with 38% and the same 19 point lead from the week before. bernie sanders remains in second place with 19%. elizabeth warren is up two points to 13% with pete buttigieg at 7, kamala harris at 6. beto o'rourke at 4. >> a sub sample from the early contest states found that biden gained three points from last week, up to 43%. bernie 22 points behind at 21%. warren at 9%, buttigieg, harris and klobuchar is trailing. >> and joe was doing push-ups while reading that. amazing. >> you know -- >> yeah. >> no, i don't need that detail. so anyway, willie, biden. no impact by last week's dustup. in fact, in the early states he picked up three points. >> he survived his two biggest challenges so far,

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telemundo. of course one of the moderators is savannah along with chuck todd, rachel maddow and jose balart june 26 and 27. >>> breaking overnight a massive fire at a crude oil refinery in philadelphia. residents said they could hear and feel a series of huge explosions after 4:00 this morning. look at that. some say the impact knocked art off of their walls. a plume of thick smoke blanketed much of philadelphia. the complex is the largest refinery on the east coast. no reports of injuries this morning. >>> five tsa officers needed medical attent medical attention after a wild and frightening scene this week at phoenix airport officials released this surveillance video of a man charging through the metal detector and throwing punche at tsa screeners he knocked some of the screeners to the ground, you see there suspect, a 19-year-old man from texas, was eventually subdued and arrested police suspect he was under the influence of drugs or alcohol. >>> 8:05 let's get a morning boost. when not playing baseball, albert pujols dedicates a lot of his time to helping those with down syndrome

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telemundo are the hosts. ten candidates the first night and ten different candidates the second night. just today they announced the moderators for the first debates. and the basic logistics. the debate is in miami. when? it's wednesday and thursday, the 26th and 27th of june. 15 days from now. both nights of the debate will be two hours. from 9:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. eastern. who is going to be participating? well, there's two sides of that. it's complicated. in terms of the moderators, lester holt is there for both hours both nights. from 9:00 to 11:00 p.m. he's the host for the whole thing. for the first hour of the debate from 9:00 to 10:00 lester is joined by savannah guthrie and jose. and for the second hour of the debate savannah and jose swap out and chuck todd and i swap in for the second hour. that pattern holds for the first night and the second night of the debate. lester throughout. savannah and jose for the first hour. chuck and me moderating for the second hour. who is on the stage? much harder question. thankfully that is for the dnc, the democratic party to figure out.

live across nbc news, msnbc, telemundo and streamed as well on digital. >>> we are going to move on to the latest developments in the devastating shooting out of virginia beach. we just learned that the gunman in that horrific act sent an email resignation just hours before he opened fire at that government office building killing 12 people and injuring several others. nbc's ron allen is outside of the hospital where some of those victims remain. virginia beach officials gave an update a short time ago and we learned quite a bit from that. >> reporter: yes, kendis, the biggest thing was that the gunman had resigned that morning. we didn't know that. this suggests that there was a motive, that there was something going on at his place of employment that he wasn't happy about and that that was part of the motive. but the authorities will not necessarily put all the dots together and make the connection. we also know that many of the people who died that day were people who worked in his own department. we don't know why he was resigning. we asked and the authorities said that there wa

to t. >> listen to what telemundo and nbc asked president trump today. >> i love immigrants. in fact, i'll tell you, i want people to come n. hispanics today have the average net wealth, the wealthiest they have ever been, under trump. not under obam a. under obomb a they were going the wrong way. >> what kind of question is that. what do you have against immigrants. again, conflating illegal and legal. they do this all day long. 24/7, dan, it is so tedious. trump targets immigrants. no. they have been ordered ke ported, does that mean going to the brain iacs on the left o. so infuriating. >> and some of these people, some of these people are criminals who need to be removed from the country, in terms of, they have committed crime here. this open border crowd, whether it's on telemoneyed oh, univision or the democrat party, they want open boards. they want anarchy, they don't want any law and order and the people are sick and tired of it in texas. every other in this country and that's yet president is going to winter election again in 2020. the further they go left to i ncaa anyone

immigration. the debates in miami, because it's going to be broadcast on telemundo, everything that's going on, immigration will be a big issue. i think nevada is the most wide open. candidates can really make some inroads there with this debate. >> dana: if you don't make the second debate, i don't know if that spells doom. everyone will be looking for that. i get anxious when i watch people debate. i feel for them, right? i remember in school, if somebody didn't know the answer and i did, i would want to try to help them. sometimes it's so hard to watch, but of course i'm going to watch it. do you think there will be a chance for anybody to have a breakout moment or will it just sound too canned, tim cameron? >> i think a lot of candidates, they don't have biden on the stage tonight, so they're looking to create their own slogan that will attract supporters in the key states, as well as those donors they are going to need to get into that second debate. and so they're going to really be talking about themselves, how well off they are on the issues and attacking president trum

with news 4, telemundo 44, and our nbc washington app for continuing coverage. >>> new at 11:00 tonight, d.c. fire and e.m.s. wants help finding someone who set fire to a house here in mount pleasant. fire chief gregory dean says somebody used flammable liquids e to set off this house on monroe street. arson investigators found places both inside and outside the home that indicate somebody set this fire intentionally. >> we have an arsonist out there. we'd like to make sure that wem ree them to keep our streets safe. >> now, no one was hurt in the fire. d.c.'s arson task force is in>stigating. >>lso new at 11:00, a d.c. firefighter who was critically injured in anon uty crash says his colleues intentionally hit him to avoider striking anoth fire truck and now he's suing the city. dane smothers jr. was hit by a ladder truck in august 2017. he had a lung removed and part of his skull was crushed. today he filed a multimillion-dollar lawsuit. according to the suit, he was hit because of unsafe training. an internal department report cited problems wit the way the fire trucks were positione

two nights, over the next 48 hours, nbc and msnbc and telemundo are going to host the first debate of the 2020 presidential race. it is on. 20 democratic candidates will be taking the stage here in miami. as you know, it's ten candidates the first night then ten different candidates the second night. the lineup from night to night was chosen randomly. ten on night one, ten on night two. you need to start watching debate coverage at 7:00 p.m. eastern at the latest, okay? our msnbc special coverage starts tomorrow night at 7:00 p.m. eastern with brian williams and nicolle wallace. because msnbc is one of the hosts of this debate, they're going to have the kind of access and information and footage that nobody else is going to have, so you need to start with brian and niccole here at 7:00 eastern at the latest. and then at 9:00 sharp, from 9:00 to 10:00 eastern, the candidates will square off in the first hour with lester holt, savannah guthrie and jose diaz-balart moderating. and then from 10:00 to 11:00, for the second hour of the debate, savannah and jose are going to tag out and c

26th. three weeks away. hosted by nbc and msnbc and telemundo. back with us is the reporter for business insider. among those who have not qualified is the democratic candidate to win a state who voted for trump. steve bullock entered the race in may and is focusing on protecting medicaid in his state. some argue that the dnc is trying to shape the race. is that fair? >> it is unclear at this point. the one thing that is clear is that going into the debate, this is not a good look for the dnc. especially because of previous controversies the organization th endured in the 2016 elections and tilting the scales to hillary clinton. we don't know the facts at this point as far as what the timeline is here today and when governor bullock was notified of the rule change. you know, it is going to take time getting into the debate. we will see whether equhe qualis before the june 12th deadline. >> and marian williamson qualified. she made it, blake, but not governor bullock. what does it say to you? >> it says something about the celebrity moment in the politics. we have a president of

this week on telemundo i asked him about his now delayed plan. >> this tweet that you did this week. next week i.c.e. will begin the process of mo reving the millions who llegal alien have illicitly found their way into the united states. >> right. and many of them are from china. many of them are from other parts of the world that you wouldn't even believe. and our laws are so bad congress has done nothing about our laws and fixing our immigration laws. they're so bad. >> going back to the latino vote, granted a ely centage defin support you but there are some who fear your rhetoric, who fear what's been going on on the border, who fear you have said you will bpo derting millions of people. >> they want me to do it. >> mr. president, they do not.>> hey don't want to lose their jobs. they want to keep their salaries, their , wages upd they don't want crime. when people come through you have m 16789- s-13 coming flip. >> that's not the -- >> but it's some. >> the mhers who are coming with their children aren't m 16789-78 1613. they were raped in their town. >> i agr but if it's 1 in

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todd along with telemundo jose diaz-balart and msnbc's racheladdow will be moderating. watch it all unfold here on channel 4 at 9:00 and join us after the debate. aaron will be back live from miami and will haveomplete analysis for you on "news 4 at 11:00". >> just a week away from the fourthf july and crews are already busy setting up on the national mall. this year the fireworks will be launched from a severe place. the areabe will big and security tighter because thepr esident will give a speech at the lincoln memorial. here's what you need to know you're planning to celebrate the fourth on the mall. >> the national park service is planning security at the lincoln memorial. federal and local police i agencies be working together. the stage is set for president trump's speech here. the salute to america honoring the armed forces with music, military demonstrations and flyovers. there will be six security gates around the mall. >> for tse ticketed visitors that are coming to the salute to america at the lincoln memorial, they will find a second layer of security. they will pass thr

gases explosivos. estamos en vivo en santa clara noticiero telemundo >>> la policía de san francisco investiga la pérdida de uniformes del elemento de bomberos de esa entidad, los cuales se perderán de la estación de bomberos 19 cerca del lago merced. además de uniformes hay insignias extraviadas. las autoridades hacen un llamado al público para que llamen a la policía sospecha que alguien está usando estos artículos inadecuadamente >>> el conductor de un carro quedó herido después de que chocara contra un local vacío en san laanescenas minutos después de ocurrida la tragedia. hechos periparto otros dos vehículos haciendo que uno de los involucrados resultaron heridas. la causa del accidente sigue bajo investigación >>> un empleado de una tienda resultó herido después de que fuera atropellado por intentar detener un robo. de acuerdo con la investigación la sospechosos tomaron algunas botellas de bebidas alcohólicas conduciendo el carro tipo sedán blanco y t hospital >>> un choque multi vehicular termina en un voraz incendio. todo ocurre después de que un carro pas

. we are now just five days away from the first democratic debate on msnbc. nbc news and telemundo. tonight 22 candidates are in south carolina for jim clyburn's world famous fish fry. that's what they call it. they make their pitches to the state's african american voters. about 60% of the south carolina democratic primary electorate will be black next year. tomorrow they'll get another chance to make their cases. tonight's event was the first time that former vice president joe biden was in the same place as most of his rivals following his comments about his past work with segregationist senators. the poll taken days before the biden controversy shows him in the lead in the state with elizabeth warren in second place followed by buttigieg, kamala harris and bernie sanders. with us to talk about this busy weekend for democrats, washington correspondent for the san francisco chronicle and a nbc national reporter. the big question hanging over tonight and this weekend in south carolina is joe biden. will there be fallout because of the comments this week that were reported, the con

debate as ten more candidates battle it out. tomorrow at 9:00 eastern on nbc, msnbc, and telemundo. >> we are back from miami. it is time now for closing atements. each candidate has 45 seconds. we want to begin with former congressman delaney. >> closing now? >> closing. 45 seconds. we can go on. >> together, we are on a mission. we're on a mission to find the america that's been lost.nf lost through ihting, lost through inaction. we're so much better than this. we're a country that used to do things. we saved the world. we created the american dream for millions of pelfle like myse. the grdson of immigrants. the son of a union electrician who went on to become a in successful buss leader and create thousands of jobs.he but we did things with real solutions. not with impossible promises. and those are the roots that wek have to get ba to. i'm running for president to solve these problems. to build infrastructure. to fix our broken health care system. to invest in communities that have been left behind. to improve public education. i just don't want to be esur prent to be your pres

las hicieron nacional de telemundo ♪. ♪. >>> salvados, cerca de 800 migrantes son rescatados en el sur de mÉxico viajaban en las cajas de 4 trÁilers con destino a estados unidos. habÍan 300 menores. algunos estaban al borde de asfixia. >>> a una semana que mÉxico acordara con estados unidos endurecer su polÍtica. el operativo de la mano dura que la casa blanca quiere mostrar por el Éxodo zn tro american. trump otra vez, en una esquina el presidente va a lanzar su campaÑa de reelecciÓn en unas horas. en la otra esquina los demÓcratas se alistan para el prrm debate en la carrera por la casa blanca. >>> sin precedentes. argentina y parte de uruguay. un corto masivo de electricidad deja sin luz a los 2 paÍses. las autoridades no encuentran una soluciÓn concreta al histÓrico apagon. padre, les ta con parÁlisis cerebral lo convierte en un futbolista en silla de ruedas, juntos padre e hijo paran los goles de la vida. ♪. ♪. >>> noticia s telemundo con julio vaqueiro. >>> hombres, mujeres, niÑos asinados en una caja de carga. ellos son parte de los 800 migrantes que cruz b

on nbc, msnbc, and telemundo. a new sense of urgency because of a photo that has gone viral for the most heartbreaking of reasons. we should warn you it is a tough, raw, and disturbing picture to see. we will only show it to you once. here it is. oscar alberto martinez ramirez and his little girl, hilaria, both died crossing the rio grand river. she was just 23 months old. she has her arm around her dad. we will not show it to you again. but we will talk about it. it highlights just howedes pratt, how desperate this crisis at the border has become. all of it to try to help these migrant kids at detention facilities in reportedly terrible conditions. in the middle of all of this, the acting border chief abruptly announced he is stepping down. stephanie ruhle spoke with pete buttigieg about the picture from the border. >> we know as a country what it would take to fix our immigration system. the question is whether we can summon the political will to actually do it. and if you can look at a picture like that and say that it is acceptable, the continue doing what we've been doing, then

days from now here on nbc, msnbc, and telemundo, featuring the top 20 hopefuls. savannah one of the moderators along with lester holt, chuck todd, rachel maddow, and jose diaz balart. that's, again, wednesday and thursday, june 26th and 27th. >> breaking overnight, a massive fire erupted at a crude oil refinery in philadelphia. residents throughout the region could hear and feel a series of huge explosions that happened shortly after 4:00. some say the impact knocked things off their walls. a thick plume o smoke blan no reports of injuries this erning. >> fiv tsa officers needed medical attention after a ild and frightening scene at the sky haofor airport. ficials released a surveillance video of a manng chargi through the metal detector and throwin a punches tsa screeners. knocked some of the screeners to the ground. the suspect, a -yr-old man from texas, was eventually subdued and arrested. police suspect he was under theo influence drugs or alcohol. >> 8:05, let's get a morning nost. when he's playing baseball, albert pujols dedicates a lot of his time to helping people with down

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about. trump exclusive, the president speaks to telemundo. does he consider mexico an adversary or an ally? plus, biden backlash. the former vice president talked about working with segregationists and democratic rivals go on the attack. >> speaking of 2020 we also have not one, not two, but three 2020 candidates. senator bernie sanders, governor jay inslee, and author marion williamson all join us live this hour. we'll get to that in a minute. first, let's continue to follow this breaking news out of iran. the newly declassified video provided by the pentagon of that drone shot down over international waters according to the u.s. military. iranian officials dispute the claim, saying the navy surveillance drone, similar to the one you see here on your screen, was in iranian air space wednesday morning when the revolutionary guard shot it down. >> revolutionary guard of course part of the iranian government. the president spoke about the incident just a short time ago during the meeting with the canadian prime minister justin trudeau. he repeated the american position that the drone wa

telemundo. coming up on "morning joe" you'll hear from tim ryan new york city mayor bill de blasio. >>> house intel committee issues two subpoenas for michael flynn and michael gates. we'll ask danny cevallos why lawmakers are going after the former trump associates. >>> plus president trump welcomes kim kardashian-west to the white house. details on a presidential policy the reality star is lending her support to. those stories and of course a check on your weather when we come back. searching for a way to help stop your cold sore? only abreva can get rid of it in... ...as little as 2 1/2 days when used at the first sign. abreva starts to work immediately to block the virus and protect healthy cells. abreva acts on it. so you can too. [ giggling ] ♪li'm a slick chickp♪ [ doorbell ] [ slap ] your nails! xfinity home... cameras. xfinity home... disarm the system. door's open. morning... welcome to the neighborhood. do you like my work? secure your home with x1 voice control. and have professional monitoring backing you up with xfinity home. demo at an xfinity store, call or go o

dominican republic. you could see his reports here on nbc4 and on telemundo 44 starting later today. >>> this afternoon mexican and u.s. negotiators will have a ee high-stakes mng at the white house. mexican leaders will try to convince the u.s. from slapping a 5% tariff on mexican goods. tracie potts reports a growing number of republicans want to stop the tariffs. >> reporter: mexico's foreign minister is bringing an immigration proposal to the white house today. he's hoping to convince vice president mike pence not to impose a 5% tax on mexican goods starting monday. >> we are going to have our best effort to avoid complications for tariffs situation next week. >> if they will meet the demands of the administration we don't need tariffs. if they don't, putri ts on. >> reporter: the meeting includes secretary of state and homeland security and the vice president chief of staff and a white house lawyer. president trump threatening tariffs escalating to 25% by october to force mexico to crack down on central american migrants crossing the border into the u.s. >> i believe that he wi

telemundo y otras cadenas. es lo que dice su abogado en contra de la teorÍa de que el chapo vive totalmente aislad >>> neymar en problemas se filtra este vÍdeo de la supuesta pelea entre neymar y la joven que acusa al joven brasileÑo de violaciÓn. la joven dice que fue agredida por no querer usar preservativo >>> noticias telemundo >>> ( musica ) >>> mÉxico ganÓ el paso de una mala caravana de 400 personas que cruzÓ por la frontera de guatemala. este gigantesco operativo es para algunos activistas la muestra de que el gobierno mexicano estÁ cediendo a las presiones del presidente t trump. vÍctor silva tiene el inform >>> con las manos al cielo y los pies en una tierra que no es suya, le entran a dios que nos dejen seguir su camino >>> (llanto) >>> en chiapas una madre huye de los policÍas >>> un joven cae para no ser atrapado. asÍ detienen a mÁs de 400 migrantes centro americanos. las autoridades federales en la reciÉn llegada de efectivos de la guardia naciona >>> nosotros no podemos regresar no queremos estar en honduras el paÍs no sirve >>> segÚn anÍs y luto nac