Stay updated with breaking news from Ned steven. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
david muir is coming up next. i m kristen sze. i m dan ashley. hope to see you again at 6:00. tonight, the chilling new video just released. what it now reveals about the gunman in the dayton massacre. seen before the shooting with his sister and a friend. and where he was the night before. also tonight, the violent clashes erupting at the hong kong airport. authorities targeting pro-democracy demonstrators. those demonstrators beating an officer when he draws a gun. a reporter targeted, accused of being a spy for china. president trump responding tonight. his opponents say he should be doing more. the deadly gun battle on an american highway. a driver pulled over. he gets out of the truck and walks to the back, pulls out an assault-style rifle, opening fire durinrush hour. the race to save the officers. the teenager and his threats. authorities tonight discovering 10,000 rounds of ammunition in his home. the severe weather threat at this hour from memphis to rale ....
including at the top of the hour. you mentioned his meeting with the leader of venezuela, this is one of several one on ones that the president has today. msnbc happens to be able to be in the room, interacting with the president. one of our team s producers is there. i ll be in the room for the meeting with the president and the leader of ukraine in just a bit. it is now 10:00 and we re going to get to breaking news. as this moment is trump administration is releasing what the president describes as the transcript of that phone call that launched the democrats impeachment investigation. what we now know, it was a 30-minute call with the president of ukraine two months ago. we ve got a team of reporters covering the story and let s get to julia at the justice department. what are we learning so far? we went over the transcript of the call and we also went over why the justice department is not going to release the whistle-blower complaint. what stood out to me about the trans ....
this case is about carmen. this case is about nick. that s all for this edition of dateline. i m natalie morales, thank you for watching. good morning on this sunday morning. i m frances rivera at msnbc world quarters. it s 6:00 in the east, 3:00 out west. here s what s happening. the impeachment battle intensifies. the latest on the timeline an the strike that vi for both sides. plus, the new effort to unmask the whistle-blower. a political pressure on the other side to delay and stone wall as long as possible. if they do impeach the president, the senate doesn t vote to convict, imagine what kind of a presidency you re going to have. the american public is very smart and they will understand if the story is told and in a simple way. also, the new report about hillary clinton s emails and how the trump administration is still investigating them. and they are back. the gang at sn all right. returns poking fun at the president and his personal attorney. spenl th ....
zelensky s inauguration in may, i believe you testified it was one of the largest delegations? i believe it was. i can t be 100% sure. i believe it was the largest national delegation. okay. and included in the delegation was secretary perry? secretary perry, ambassador sondland, myself, senator ron johnson was there and also the charge d affaires at the u.s. embassy at the time, joe pennington. we talked a little bit this morning, but president zelensky s inauguration came together rather quickly? it did. i believe we had about three days notice in which to put the delegation together. there s been some discussion whether the vice president was going to be able to lead that effort and as it turned out he was not able to lead it. do you have any information as to why the vice president was unable to join? i don t. and mr. morrison, do you have any information as to why the vice president was unable to participate in the delegation? no. ambassador volker, y ....
another hour but we re out of time. my thanks to steve schmidt, most of all, thanks to you for watching. mtp daily with chuck todd starts right now. welcome to thursday. it is meet the press daily. good evening. i m chuck todd here in a big curly w washington. lchl exactly a year after the presidential election, today s been another hectic day in the nation s capital from capitol hill to the courts to the white house. house backed an impeachment inquiry into the president and historic symbolic action that moves us one step closer to public hearings. and behind closed doors, it was another bomb shell day as the national security council top russia expert tim morrison confirmed much of the substance of the damning testimony by the administration s top diplomat to ukraine, bill taylor, what he testified to is that military aid was contingent on investigations into the president s political rivals. this is according to a review of morrison s opening statement. now, morrison ....