stock futures are pointing to higher opens this morning. investors seem to be trading off those trade tensions, looking ahead of the trade s decision this afternoon cbs taps parsons after the exit of les moonves. the company says growth was driven by acceleration in north america and strong momentum in international markets. gross margins missed the forecast and that s weighing on the stocks nike digitalis leading the way for differentiated retail of 36% for the quarter. we saw acceleration in both our sportswear and key performance they did talk a lot about data and analytics, guys at one point, jim, they discussed a store in l.a. where the entire assortment is chosen through data data they drawn from consumer pretrial conferen preferences around the neighborhood this is about the personalization of the shoes, it will be able to break the commodity cycle. i thought the quarter was fine and the stock ran up it is supposed to be a blow out quarter. remember the stock
to moscow later this week and talk to vladimir putin. the white house is said to greet congressional aids. they re expected to give briefings when they return to congress next week. the stand off sending jitters across the u.s. and global economies, adding to white house worries about inflation. and now soaring prices for food and gas. this as we await policy announces from the federal reserve after they conclude a two-day meeting starting today in washington. in covid, major setbacks for mask mandates. in virginia, 7 districts are suing governor youngkin after he made masks optional and in new york, the court shut down the indoor mask mandate. the escalating tensions for russia and ukraine. the senior white house correspondent, o donnell and kelly, first to you, what might the president s decision be? when might he make it? we know the troops are on standby in the u.s. we know the president has made one decision already and that s to accept the decision of deputy assis
good day. i m andrea mitchell in washington. president obama pulled the plug on that moscow summit with vladimir putin next month. the latest move of international chess. nbc white house correspondent kristin welker joins us from the white house. kristin, this is only the latest irritant between the two over syria and other issues. this snowden affair certainly was what set them over the edge. reporter: it was. this was sort of the straw that broke the camel s back. i ve been talking to senior administration officials and they re really stressing that idea this afternoon, that russia s decision to grant snowden temporary asylum is a part of a number of tensions that have existed between the united states and russia leading up to today. that is something that they emphasized in the statement that they put out, andrea. i ll read you part of the statement by jay carney. he says, quote, given our lack of progress on issues such as missile defense and arms control and trade and
charlotte. days after the shooting, police released portions of body cam and dash cam footage, and a photo of the country that police say scott was holding when he was killed. prosecutors say the officer acted lawfully when he shot and killed scott outside his apartment. nbc s gabe gutierrez has been covering the story from the beginning and joins me now by phone. gabe, this very controversial the prosecutor s information today in sharp contrast to what the family was claiming. yeah, certainly, andrea. and sharp contradiction to what the family was saying, what keith lamont scott s wife had said from the get-go. and also, what witnesses at the scene had initially told reporters and had told police. but as you mentioned, the district attorney today, just a few moments ago, announcing his conclusion that officer brentley vinson acted lawfully in his use of deadly force. and he also had a message for the community, urging calm. again, the charlotte police is on alert followi
mr. president? plus new evidence from the national enquirer that donald trump took part in a criminal conspiracy to get elected. i ve always said, why didn t the national enquirer get the pulitzer prize? and what democrats plan to do about it all with congresswoman maxine waters. all that and paul ryan s unbelievable stunt to continue american support of the nightmare in yemen. what does a farm bill have to do with the war in yemen? when all in starts right now. good evening from new york. i m chris hayes. the president s lawyer is going to prison. he is going to prison for crimes he committed in order to get the president elected. crimes he committed, according to prosecutors, at the president s direction. here s the ugly truth about what we now know. the president of the united states was surrounded by criminals throughout his campaign. his campaign chair, his fixer, his national security adviser. the list goes on, perhaps others. he was the beneficiary of