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Air force one last week, and today, for whatever reason, he seems to be in a pretty good place. >> maggie haberman, fascinating reporting, thank you. >> thank you. >> one notable item from the interview, asked if mr. muellers investigation would cross a red line if it expanded to go beyond his familys finances, he told the "times," i would say yes. he did not say what he would do about it. he said, look, this is about russia. i think this is a violation. also joining us is molly ball and matt le...

Are intelligence officers. state department official would not comment specifically on the visas. >> pamela, fascinating reporting. thank you so much. if the russians are taking advantage of americas inaction, would it deter the refusal of the president to say hoes certain the russians meddled in the election. in warsaw, the president once again hedged on the hacking. jim acosta has the latest on that and the presidents other remarks. jim joins us now. jim, what exactly did the president have to...

Like the way the investigation was going. theres been report and this will be the subject of director comeys testimony about whether the president asked him to shut down the mike flynn part of the investigation. the notes say he did. the white house says that conversation, the president himself said that conversation never happened. fascinating reporting, cnn has confirmed that the president doesnt like talk of this collusion. theres reporting that he went to mike rogers who heads the national s...

House freedom caucus, you get 25 members of the house freedom caucus. what about the moderates, who its worth noting, were bleeding away towards the end of the original health care negotiations as it looked like this bill was moving more towards the freedom caucus? those are the most kind of politically endangered members of the conference. those are the members that made very clear that pre-existing conditions, keeping kids on their parents plans until age 26, were not only core components of w...

Relevant to the committees investigation of russia which is growing by the day and we are getting a look at how the russian government is playing out. with us now is nbc news global correspondent bill neely. bill, fascinating reporting. the russians are taking a close look at trump and figuring out his weaknesses and figuring out more. what are you learning? >> reporter: the kremlin is watching events in washington very closely and with growing alarm. of course, they actually want donald trump t...

Community about whats going to happen. but ultimately, we have to respond to the fact that theyre human beings. >> reporter: carlos and his son are starting the u.s. stretch of his journey, like so many others who are now in their shoes, they face an uncertain future. >> that is a fascinating story. fascinating reporting, thank you for it. it seems counterinintuitive that people who fear deportation under donald trump would rush to come here. and yet theyre undeterred. why is that? >> reporter: ...

Authorities say they found those in an unmarked evidence bag in his desk. like everything else surrounding his death, its raising more questions about his life. now, about those drugs, investigators say they found cocaine inside his desk. they did some police work trying to figure out if he was working on cases involving controlled substances and they didnt find any. what they found were deleted messages that alluded to planting evidence on the village administrator. now, poppy, this is the same...

That record. certainly amazing. >> hours late, every time you see it, it makes us stop. dan simon, fascinating reporting. more than 50 of the injured crash victims taken to san francisco general hospital, number one trauma center, five patients remain in critical condition, one survivor received minor injuries describing the moment of the crash. kyung lah joins us live from san francisco. the latest there? >> reporter: onjohn, the latest right over my shoulder. the hospital pio is briefing repor...

terrorists. >> the truth is, congresswoman bachmann, who is a member of the house intelligence committee is wrong. the cia still interrogates terror suspects in the field. in fact, president obama created the high value detainee interrogation group which includes the cia of the fbi and defense department. they deploy in teams to question terror suspects here in the united states and overseas. whether that policy is strong enough or not is a matter for debate. but whats clear is that ba...

were talking about the occupy wall street movement, now in its sixth week in cities across the country. large crowds have taken to the streets in philadelphia and boston and elsewhere. theyre protesting income inequality and the lack of jobs. last week, herman cain said those fired up over americas economic troubles had no one to blame but themselves. heres what he told "the wall street journal". >> dont blame wall street. dont blame the big banks. if you dont have a job and youre not ...