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To seek an early stage abortion and in the hospital with hemorrhaging. joining us now is investigations unit reporter dan deluse. the allegations are from december. >> i think the short answer is that they every not getting the answers that they want and they need and chosen to go public which is a really big decision for any civil servant. they are very much trained not to go public to serve the u.s. government and not go to the press but i think they feel they werent getting a response and pub...

Surveillance planes, three of them, and the pentagon issued a statement. there has been a lot of these kind of in-your-face tactics. so a lot to be concerned about here. >> dan deluse, as always thank you. and near the polish border, we are hearing stories of december per race. a number fleeing could reach into the millions. kelly cobiella has more. >> reporter: a car packed with a lifetime of memories, a mother pushing her baby while pulling her belongings. the heartbreak and hard reality of ...

Clash. joining me now is reporter for the nbc news investigative unit. dan, good to see you. so this was the question, what happens if there is an accidental clash between russian troops and u.s. troops, what then. and as i mentioned, it seems as if the u.s. is trying to head this off. are the russians open to it? >> this is a really difficult scenario. at the moment there is not an established sort of communications channel with the russian military, with russian commanders so that that kind of...

A pentagon review of the august u.s. air strike that killed ten people including seven children in kabul found it did not violate the laws of war. the inspector general calling the attack "an honest mistake." the same review found footage showed a child was present in the target location just two minutes before the strike was launched. i want to bring in nbcs dan deluse and attiyah abawi. this report says there was no illegal activity. does this mean no one will be held accountable? >> no, it do...

Crystallize her understanding that theres this shadow foreign policy going on outside of regular channels. and she then briefs john bolton, national security advisor at that time. and this is the week of may 20th when zelensky is inaugurated as president of ukraine long before that sort of famous phone call in july weve all heard about. >> dan deluse. interesting stuff and how it fits into the impeachment inquiry. thank you for that. by the way, people can read that story on nbc. -- nbc news.com...

The possibility that 225 plus years into this countrys history, almost 250, we may eventually actually get some rulings about where to draw those lines that will have consequences for future presidents. but thats not what anyone cares about today. >> charlie, thank you for that. garrett haake, appreciate it as always. now, adding to the revelations from witnesses so far, nbc news has exclusive reporting this afternoon that white house officials were alerted way back in may that ukraines presiden...

In a new report for the u.n. security council, the u.n. is investigating two north korean and iranian arms companies suspected of being in violation of sanctions. >> its an investigation into who exactly is at the north korean embassy at tehran and what theyre doing there, because the member state told us that north koreas most important arms trading companies and ballistic missile trading companies, namely comint and green pine, an associated corporation, both of which are blacklisted by the un...

Covering this. dan, theyve been going back and forth over and over again to tehran. whats going on there? >> yes, in fact theres a pattern where theyve been flying to dubai and return to tehran in a few hours. this is the pattern of basically carrying cash for the north korean regime, thats the suspici suspicion. >> and that cash is financing the scheme. this details the ship to ship transfers. hugh griffiths, who we interviewed yesterday, said in 15 years of working for united nations investiga...

Compounded venezuelas economy collapsing. what we essentially have is a failed state. what ive been worried about is the trump administration doesnt seem to have a plan "b." they recognize guaido but the military doesnt go with him. now were pulling our diplomats out. we can use this collapsing situation as a pretext for military intervention. that to me would be a big mistake. >> dan, theres no question that maduro deserved to be pressured, sanctioned, whatever. guaido seems to be a legitimate ...