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court tuesday to keep in place a texas appeals judge ruling partially reversing fda approval of the drug in effect restricting access to it. at any moment, the justice department is expected to file its response. asking the high court to block that appellate decision keeping the abortion pill available until there is a final ruling. in this case, right, a senior u. s official tells cnn. it could take a long time to bring detained wall street journal reporter evan hershkovitz home from moscow. he was arrested last month on espionage charges, which he and the journal of a heatedly deny. on tuesday, a russian court rejected gorshkov itches appeal to be released to home detention while this case plays out. cnn's not a bashir live in london. it was just so such a relief to see him yesterday at one point with a smile on his face, so you know , we know he has got a long road here. what is the us trying to do? um to get hershkovitz out, and why might it take such a long time? well a grizzly. we
gun, and they was hollering for stretchers and cots and everything. >> what happened after this? >> well, then the president come in immediately behind him, and they took him over, both of them, back to the -- >> albert thomas, democrat of texas, is standing outside the corridor of the emergency room. said he's been told the president was still alive but in very critical condition. >> the president has not arrived here. a group of secret service men and other officials has gathered where the president normally would enter and discussing heatedly with one another some subject or other, of course we have no idea what. >> now, here is an announcement from the platform. mr. eric johnson with an announcement. >> it is true that our president, governor connally in the motorcade, have been shot. we shall tell you as much as we know as soon as we know anything.
later.ay an aviation source saying it could be monday before anything is made public. on the ground, investigators are interested in the tail section of the jet, the horizontal stabilizer which controls nose up and down movement, specifically the jack screw, which moves that part. a source says it was found in a nose down position. with the 370 jetliners towed and parked around the world, american airlines alone canceled 85 flights today as boeing has stopped delivery of the maxes. tonight the question remains --o the lion air crash less than five months ago? that crash in indonesia connected to a new safety feature which nosed down the aircraft, a feature few pilots knew about and heatedly complained to boeing about in a meeting. >> after the lion air tragedy, we learned that there was equipment on our aircraft that we were not aware of. it wasn't even on our books. >> wasn't in their books. that was alarming when we heard that. david kerley live with us from
on. i thank you for earning you've done for this country. but on this space force idea, i know you're a critic, how big of a critic are you? >> i don't know a lot about the president's motivation for this. there doesn't seem to be a lot of support out there. and being someone who has 20 years in the military, and nasa, i don't think there's a need for a sixth branch of the military. >> do we need a space command? >> we had a sixth branch of the military and it was put back. it was a space environment that we're supposed to work through heatedly. >> you heard from the vice president, peaceful on one hand but the threats on the new battlefield.
>> the president has not arrived here. a group of secret service men and other officials has gathered where the president normally would enter and discussing heatedly with one another some subject or other, of course we have no idea what. >> now, here is an announcement from the platform. mr. eric johnson with an announcement. >> it is true, our president, governor connolly in the motorcade, have been shot. we shall tell you as much as we know as soon as we know anything. thank you. the smoother the skin, the more comfortable you are in it.
a social media expert according to his lawyer. that expert was hired during the 2016 presidential election to work for long-time trump confidant roger stone. so we're back to roger stone now. ken dilanian, nbc news, is with us now. what can you tell us about this, ken? >> chris, nbc news has confirmed from a lawyer for this man jason sullivan that special counsel mueller has issued two subpoenas, one of which compels him, according to reuters, to appear before the grand jury this month. and we don't know a lot about his role in the campaign, but he's a social media expert and what this suggests is that robert mueller is honing in on the question of roger stone and whether he had advance knowledge that the russians had hacked democratic e-mails. stone has colorfully and heatedly denied this over many months on the record, on our air and elsewhere. but this really does seem to be a focus of the mueller investigation at this time and goes to the whole question obviously of whether the trump campaign had any advance knowledge that the russians were
stretchers and cots and everything. >> what happened after this? >> then the president came in behind him and they took both of them back -- >> albert thomas, democrat of texas, is standing outside the corridor of the emergency room said he has been told the president was still alive but in very critical condition. >> the president has not arrived here. a group of secret service men and other officials has gathered where the president normally would enter and discussing heatedly with one another some subject or other, of course we have no idea what. >> now, here is an announcement from the platform. mr. eric johnson with an announcement. >> it is true, our president, governor connolly in the motorcade, have been shot. we shall tell you as much as we know as soon as we know anything.
a win but it does have its critics. yes for sure lots of criticism today and i'd rather call it a progress than a breakthrough we have to remember that this topic of family reunification has been heatedly discussed since the so-called refugee crisis and twenty fifteen and the number of refugees actually affected as around one hundred and fifty thousand the rather small number if you think about the more than eight hundred thousand people that came at the height of the refugee crisis but it's a matter of integration a matter of migration that has been attached to those questions so it's been heated lead to discuss then finally the two parties could present an agreement today and both parties claiming victory the social democrats are saying look we have one thousand people a month being able to join with their family members in germany starting this august that is a major breakthrough and also. in cases of hardship refugees can still come to
and it just amplifies itself and it's crazy. it's like going to the monkey house at the zoo. you make eye contact with them too long and he throws the feces at you. twitter is his weapon of choice. >> i'm going to leave that right there and for both of our sake i'm going to turn to jim. i want to read you something that was in buzzfeed today. mcmaster mocked trump's intelligence. the top national security official dismissed the president variously as an idiot and a dope with the intelligence of a kindergartner. buzzfeed's reporting is based on five sources with knowledge of the conversation, but oracle, who is the host and the trump administration heatedly denied the comments. i bring this up only because if true, it would have taken place almost the same week, the same exact period in which rex tillerson called the president a moron and went out and, as we all know, didn't deny that he
down, maybe he didn't know who this guy was. you're absolutely right. he's in the middle of a deep controversy in washington. senator grassley has directed accused the russian of failing to report and disclose as a foreign lobbyist. i mentioned i believe he's heatedly denied that. that's an active controversy playing out. there's actually a hearing about it next week. also by private figures to be fair. and who say they have legitimate questions about the story behind the magnitsky sanctions. it's something this lobbyist has been working on in washington. >> great reporting, ken delaney and hallie jackson in paris. chuck todd, of course is nbc news political director. moderator of "meet the press," host of msnbc's mtv daily.