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2024. pressure campaign. some of the nation's top democrats unite, agreeing president biden should reconsider his 2024 run, why they fear the party could lose more than just the white house this november troubling time line, stunning new details are emerging about this weekend's assassination attempt on former president trump, when local police first identified the gunman as a suspicious person. center stage, all eyes on former president donald trump tonight as he speaks at the national convention, what he's expected to say to american voters after making drastic changes to his speech. and heart of a champion, three-time olympic gold medalist gabby douglas knows what it takes to win big on the world's biggest stage. we'll catch up with her just days before the olympic games. >> i can't wait. what a powerhouse. >> she'll have some insight i'm sure on what to watch for as the

olympics start next week. >> yes, stay with us. but we start this--hour with the growing isolation president biden is facing both physically and politically. >> he tested positive for covid-19 just as shocking new nbc news reporting reveals that the biden world is bracing for the possibility that the president will step aside. one person close to the president telling nbc news, quote, we're close to the end. >> it comes as some top democrats have reportedly been ramping up pressure on the president to re-evaluate his election bid. let's get to all of it with aaron gilchrist in washington, d.c. also with us, syal on capitol hill. aaron, what are you hearing from the white house on the president's physical health. >> reporter: we just got an update and we can share what he had to say checking on the president today and what his condition is, said the president is still experiencing mild upper

respiratory symptoms associated with his recent covid-19 infection, that was a runny nose and a cough, he continues to receivepaxlovid and he doesn't have a fever and his vitals have checked out. we should note that we heard from the campaign, deputy campaign manager that president biden is continuing to do work to make phone calls, some official business apparently he's been taking care of as well as a lot of campaign calls that he's getting through from the president's deputy campaign manager. >> we've seen a steady drip of lawmakers coming out asking the president to step aside. now leaks of conversations with democratic leadership and president biden can we expect more of this? what are you hearing? >> reporter: we certainly can. kate, i think president biden has insisted repeatedly that he's staying in the race but he

hasn't been able to quiet the concerns within the democratic party trickled up upward to the leadership of the party, here's what we do know, senate majority leader schumer presented president biden with polling data. this comes as democratic senate candidates are holding their own, they're running about 5 or 17 points ahead of president biden. the fear among a lot of these democrats is that biden's numbers will end up dragging them down given how ticket splitters are becoming a shrinking phenomenon in the united states. also reports about former speaker pelosi and former president obama quietly raising concerns about joe biden's

viability. we haven't confirmed those reports. two sources familiar with president obama he continues to see his role as a sounding board and a counselor for president biden. >> aaron, new reporting out in the last hour that the biden campaign is bracing for the possibility that he steps aside, what do we know and what is the campaign saying? >> reporter: well some of our colleagues have been gather reporting from sources, five different sources indicating there's a sense among folks working on the biden campaign that the ground has shifted under president biden, one source saying we're close to an end, former speaker pelosi, former president obama and we know that our mike memoli covering the white house, was able to hear from a source close to president biden who had this to say about the potential calls for biden to step aside. can we all just remember for a

minute that these same people who are trying to push joe biden out are the same people who literally gave us all donald trump? in 2015, obama, pelosi, schumer pushed biden aside in favor of hillary -- >>. former president trump will wrap up the republican national convention tonight with a highly anticipated speech, his first public comments since that assassination attempt. >> we're now learning the former president met with the head of the secret service on tuesday according to a source with direct knowledge, this will be trump's third time accepting the gop nomination for president. >> vaughn hillyard is at the convention in milwaukee for us, down on the floor, vaughn, tell us about the former president's speech tonight, first off, are we expecting it to be more about firing up, turning on the maga base or more about independent voters, a softer tone, he said

he rewrote the entire speech. >> reporter: right, based on what we told the revving up the base and the maga-centric focus was the game plan coming into this week, but after the attempted assassination of him at the rally on saturday, he's changing the tenure of it, focused more on the idea of unifying the america, a more subdued donald trump. listening to the primetime addresses here. we're told by a senior adviser he dictated this new speech exactly what he wanted. the details were still being worked out. these convention doors are about to open up for the delegates. all of these chairs expected to be filled within the next few hours. >> vaughn, we talked about the people, right, the candidates, but let's talk about the

policies for a moment, what are the top policy proposals highlighted at the rnc this week that voters should expect to see from a second trump term. >> reporter: the two that were printed out on signs over the course of last 24 hours, held up by delegates. number one, was mass deportations now. you heard j.d. vance suggesting the illegal immigration and millions of undocumented immigrants inside the u.s. have caused high inflation, have caused higher housing costs. pushback from democrats that would question that calculation made by j.d. vance. this trump second administration would have the largest deportation program in u.s. history and seeking to remove millions of undocumented immigrants and the second, to end the war in ukraine.

they haven't hard specifics. >> vaughn hillyard, thank you. watch his speech tonight on nbc news now and nbc news at 9:00 p.m. eastern. today, an emotional day of remembrance in pennsylvania for the trump supporter killed during the assassination attempt on saturday. >> 50-year-old corey comperatore died after being shot while shielding his family from gunfire at that rally this past saturday. corey was a retired firefighter, scores of trucks and firehouses from around the state of pennsylvania joined in the procession to that memorial this morning. >> is that kwil brewster is outside that memorial in freeport, pennsylvania, talk to us about the service there. how is corey being remembered in. >> reporter: he's being rebtd as a father of two daughters, as a

husband, as a volunteer firefighter, as someone who was a strong supporter of former president donald trump. i spoke to a member of his church i want to quote what she told me, you know how there's somebody who crack a joke to make a new person to feel welcome it was always him. family, friends, members of the community are here supporting their members of law enforcement from departments all around the state of pennsylvania. listen to a little bit of what we heard from a vigil that took place last night. >> corey was so good with his family and always smiling, always positive, his glass was always half full, always, he did what a good father would do -- he protected those you love. he's true hero for us all.

>> reporter: now, corey will be laid to rest tomorrow, there will be a funeral that will take place along with procession through this area. we got an update from the two other men still in the hospital, they're now in serious condition, the family of one of those men saying that they're recovering from quote life-altering injuries. >> we wish them well. time now for today's money minute. bud light still struggling after that boycott. >> and a fossil just broke. first of all, let's go with bud light, the number three beer in america, this is coming from a brewer, you can see that, a notable fall from the top spot after they faced a boycott last year after working with transgender influencer, according new data, modelo remains the number one sell.

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murphy to appoint someone else to that seat, a list of names we're thinking about include the person who's already challenging menendez should menendez continue to campaign for that seat, that's congressman andy kim. the governor's wife is in the mix, too. all of these possible replacements. >> all right, ali vitali, one of many stories we're covering on capitol hill. ali, thank you. football hall of famer terrell davis is speaking out being handcuffed and being removed from an united airlines flight. >> reporter: terrell davis demanding accountability. >> i said, excuse me, i reached and tapped him on the shoulder.

he swung back and said don't hit me. i'm confused. i didn't hit you. >> reporter: the broncos legend traveling to california with his wife and three kids, when they landed the pilot asked all passengers to remain seated then according to davis, six fbi and law enforcement officialsed boarded the plane. >> they came toward me. i'm in shock that this guy's actually putting handcuffs on me. >> reporter: his three children looking on. >> our kids were helpless. it was the most horrifying experience of my life. >> reporter: davis said he was requested for what felt like 45 minutes. >> they apologized. talked about how this isn't what they got reported. >> reporter: telling nbc news the agents are responding to a report of a violent assault.

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there a vallejo police. they just put out new information. they tell us. around 1130 last night, a young man, a 16 year old boy, was shot out here. and when they arrived on the scene to try to help him, he ended up dying from his injuries. as you can see in this video, there were a lot of shell casings left on the ground, which gives you a sense of how many shots were fired. one man thought it sounded like automatic gunfire, and he also believed that he heard more than one shooter. none of that is confirmed by police. police say there are no arrests. there's no information about a possible suspect or suspects or any indication of what led up to this shooting. you got your car got hit. it looks like right here a bullet ricocheted off the off the side occasion or something. not a direct impact. what'd you hear last night, i was, i think right here in the front. i heard about 30 shots go up. did you hear anything leading up to that? no. no arguments or nothing. me and my girl are in the house. we're chilling, playing cards, watching tv, and then we just hear, like, sounded like fireworks. too many. like i

said, i thought it was fireworks going off, so it was very fast paced, like fireworks. a young man was shot and killed. oh, no. like over here. yeah on the corner somewhere in this area. yeah have you heard anything? no no. does it surprise you? is this area have problems? no. i'm very shocked. honestly. we have our issues. but, like this specific area. like. no. another resident said this about this neighborhood. she said there's so many beautiful things here. just a shame that this happened. vallejo police says this is the 12th homicide in the city for this year here in vallejo, bob redell. nbc, bay area news. all right, bob, thanks very much. attention. drivers aim to avoid 680 south near fremont. traffic is slow there now and has been for hours. all thanks to a deadly six vehicle crash this morning, including a tractor

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the wall street journal reporter in court today for a hearing. it was held behind closed doors. he's charged with spying on behalf of the cia, he faces up to 20 years in a russian prison. the journalist, his employer the journal and the u.s. government all deny the charges. new york's iconic apollo theater is now the first-ever institution to become a kennedy center honoree. the d.c. kennedy based opera house recognizes big names in performing arts every year. apollo theater has launched the careers of stevie wonder and ella fitzgerald. other kennedy center honorees this week including francis coppola bonnie raitt. caitlin clark has shattered yet another record last night she dished out 19 assists, breaking the wnba game record. the record-breaking assist came during the indiana fever's loss to the dallas wings.

clark broke the record of 18 set back in august 2020. clark also just became the second rookie in wnba history to surpass 200 assists in a single season. the republican national convention will wrap up tonight after former president trump takes the stage to accept the gop nomination for president. >> mr. trump's first public speech since saturday's assassination attempt. he said the near-death experience prompted him to re-work his speech to strike a more unifying tone. trump's former secretary of state mike pompeo, tucker charlesson and wrestling legend hulk hogan tonight. >> the first appearance at the convention for former first lady melaina trump. tom llamas takes a closer look at her unique role in the trump campaign.

back in the spotlight, former first lady melania trump, expected to make her first and only appearance at the republican national convention. it comes just days after the assassination attempt on her husband, following the shooting the former first lady writing in a statement, in part, when i watched that violent bullet strike my husband, donald, i realized my life and barron's life were on the brink of devastating change. >> do you have any regrets about your presidency? >> reporter: since leaving the white house, mrs. trump has kept a very low public profile. appearing at mar-a-lago when the former president announced his re-election campaign in 2022. and again walking arm in arm with him to vote in the florida primary this past march. >> are you going to return to the campaign trail with your husband? >> stay tuned. >> reporter: but the former first lady has not appeared a single time at any of his recent court cases. including his recent felony conviction for falsifying business records in an attempt to cover up alleged hush money payments to adult film star stormy daniels, which he denies. back in 2016, mrs. trump

addressed the rnc. >> you work hard for what you want in life. that your word is your bond. >> reporter: but later, a staffer apologized after reports emerged parts of the speech were plagiarized from another first lady, michelle obama. >> i'm very excited to announce, be best. >> reporter: during her time in the white house, melania trump launched her be best initiative, an effort to curb bullying, which some found ironic, considering her husband consistently mocks rivals on social media and in real life. she spent most of her time in the white house focused on raising their son, barron. >> melania trump is -- >> oh, that's so many stuff. um, a mother, a wife, a daughter, a sister, a friend, the first lady of the united states. >> reporter: in 2018, i sat down with the former first lady in

her only network news interview and asked her how politics and the allegations of her husband's infidelity during that first campaign affected her. >> you still have a good marriage? do you love your husband? >> yes, we are fine. yes. it's what the media speculate, it's gossip, it's not always correct stuff. >> tom llamas reporting there. i'll have more on her appearance tonight coming up on hallie jackson tonight at 5:00 p.m. eastern on nbc news now. full coverage of republican national convention begins at 9:00 p.m. today's health, mushroom edibles. >> they're booming in popularity. if unregulated critics say it's

hard to say what's actually in them and that causes a serious risk. >> right now the fda is investigating a death that could be linked to some recalls. 69 people in 28 different states have reported getting sick from them. >> joining us now is dr. akshay syal. my friends are talking about this all the time, edible mushrooms. why are they becoming so popular? >> we've been hearing reports about this over the last several months as well. kate, i went to mushroom dispenser here and wanted to get a look what they looked like, like chocolate bars.

a red and white speckled mushroom. another product are labeled pretty vaguely, magic blend or custom blend. kate, i asked the dealership why are people taking this. people looking for what he said is healing, mental health disorders, eating disorders. a whole host of people coming into these shops now, kate. >> some people may hear this, oh, it's in the a big deal, but it's candies, walk us through the risks? >> i think there's notion here these are sold over the counter, in this legal gray area, they may be safe, i think the fda, cdc and poison control are investigating these illnesses. seizures is the most concerning symptom. some other things on your screen, nausea, vomiting and

decreased level of consciousness. the dose makes the poison, unclear what's in these products. the higher dose you take the more likely you're to experience any of those things. now, here's a question for you, have you gone shopping, for you specifically, have you gone shopping and hid yours bags and your shopping from your spouse? >> maybe. >> okay, more people are doing it. >> apparently i'm not alone. something people are calling secret shopping when partners hide big purchases from each other to avoid arguing over spending. christine romans covering the trend for us. i don't do this all the time. have i? probably. >> we just had amazon prime day. it's something that's on the rise according to the wall street journal.

>> shopping sprees have long been an american pastime. >> get in, loser, we're going shopping! >> reporter: but as the prices of pretty much everything are on the rise, some shoppers are hiding their retail therapy from their significant others. >> my husband found my secret stash in the linen closet. >> reporter: a new article in "the wall street journal" calls it stealth shopping and says it's on the rise, with more americans hiding big purchases from their partners. >> hiding purchases means that something has gone very wrong, before you ever swipe the credit card. it means you're not communicating effectively as a couple, it means you haven't created a vision of how you both want to spend your money. >> reporter: one survey found on average, secret spenders shell out nearly $475 behind their partner's backs. another found nearly half of partnered americans have hidden or lied about financial information to their significant other.

camilla reilly is a schoolteacher in irvine, texas. she fills her summer days hunting for bargains, often hiding the evidence from her husband. >> why are you sneaking packages into your house? >> what?! >> i'm not teaching and so, to pass my time away, i'm on amazon and ordering from target. and my husband doesn't really like that that much. so, typically when the packages arrive, i have to go out, grab them, and sneak them into my closet. >> reporter: friends and family reacting to camilla's social media post admitting her secret with many saying, they do the same thing. >> i don't feel alone. >> reporter: but in the reilly house, it turns out keeping purchases under wraps goes both ways. >> what was the last thing that you bought that you didn't tell her about? >> golf related. >> something golf related as always.

something golf related. >> reporter: this so-called financial infidelity varies by generations. more than half of gen-zers and millennials admit to doing it, while 44% of gen-x says they hide their hauls from their. partners. baby boomers are the least likely to keep their purchases from each other. but experts say your savings might not be the only thing that suffers. >> financial infidelity is absolutely devastating and lying erodes trust, but lying about money destroys it. >> okay, i'm fascinated. any tips for people who find themselves hiding purchases. >> if you're hiding a lot of debt, or if you're trying to move things off credit card, you're not having a conversation with your partner about how much you're spending that could be a problem and that could mushroom into something more dangerous down the road. i always say, you know, money date night is good. not all the time.

twice a year. should we be saving more? are we saving for college? healthy to talk about money. >> don't buy what you can't pay for at the end of the month. >> you say that all the time. christine romans, thank you. three-time olympic gold medalist gabby douglas, what she says to be a champion ahead of this summer games. braving a heat wave at a rome zoo, eating frozen fruit. they're kind of monkey found in central america and south america, typically live in tropical rainforest, in very humid tropical climates. temperatures in rome where he is hit 99 degrees yesterday, that's a record high for the italian capital. so of course you want to eat a little

we're just about one week out from the start of the paris olympics. >> today we're catching one an olympic icon, three-time gold medalist gabby douglas, of course immediate history when she became the first black gymnast to win an olympic title at the 2012 games in london.

>> now, she's working on a new project with ancestry to analyze something called performance traits. starting today you can analyze yours and compare them with olympic athletes. >> gabby, thank you for making time. >> thank you so much for having me. >> of course, i do want to start with your comeback, you returned to gymnastics after an eight-year hiatus, unfortunately you did have to end your bid to paris because of an ankle injury back in may, your road to the olympics isn't over yet. talk to us about that. >> i'm feeling okay, my ankle is slowly but surely getting there. i'm doing a lot of rehab, lot of icing, i do a lot of prp shots.

lot of rehab, bittersweet for me to end the journey but i have learned a lot, it was very fun for me to get back in the gym, to see how long it took to get my feel back and get out there and compete was very fun. i'm looking forward to getting back in the gym, right now it's like rest time and offseason, looking forward to getting back in the gym, looks like. >> speaking of the future, i have to ask you about your history a little bit, 2012, three gold medals, part of the fierce five team, when you look back at that what was that like to be a part of such a legendary team. >> it's very special. so grateful that i've been a part of two amazing teams. it was very fun. the process leading up was very hard. lot of hard work and doing the same thing over and over again.

just to be out on -- just to be exposed and to be out on a big stage was very, very -- i can't put it into words -- like i said, so grateful to be a part of 2012 and 2016. >> you're always so busy. you have a new project with ancestry, it analyzes your performance traits. walk us through what that looks like for you, what did you find in your discovery in. >> i mean, you may be a sprinter, if you take the test you'll know further. i was always wondering if my gymnastics talent, my flexibility came from dna or does it come from training and thanks to ancestry it's a little bit of both, it was very cool to see the breakdown of the all the traits i had and i was shocked to see i don't have the

balance -- i don't have -- i can't focus that well, very interesting to see, which makes sense, i've always had to work very hard to focus, to become good on the balance beam, but i was happy to see that i did have the flexibility, good heart rate, good recovery, so that works in my favor. >> it's so interesting that you didn't have balance. how is that possible. i guess maybe -- >> i know. >> that means you worked really, really hard. you trained really hard to give yourself that balance. >> yes. >> i want to ask you the big question that's part of this project when it comes to genes and athletes, is it traits that you're born or training? do you think it's combo, what do you think? >> i think it's a combo, every athlete across the board you're born with a talent and natural flexibility also too you have to work hard to get other i would

say other areas in your career. >> i love that. any final messages, maybe someone's out there i don't have the genes for it or stamina for it. i could never be a gabby. >> definitely purchase the ancestry dna kit and see what you're working with. you can compare your traits to see how you stack up against me, other athletes, why not give it a try? >> gabby douglas, great to have you, looking forward to the olympics next week. thank you so much. >> thank you guys. >> thank you guys. this is what joint pain looks like. when you keep moving with aleve. (♪♪)

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arrests. oakland police are asking for your help. if you have information, please contact them. also in oakland, a new legal ruling is reportedly giving oakland power to start clearing a small homeless encampment as soon as tomorrow. that camp is located on the coastline next to the bay bridge toll plaza. earlier this week, a federal judge issued a restraining order to prevent oakland from cleaning up the encampment. but the east bay times reports a new ruling that the sweep can move forward. homeless advocates call this one of the first legal tests following last month's supreme court ruling, giving cities and counties broader power to evict people who live on the streets. another round of heat will sweep through the bay area today and tomorrow, but cinthia pimentel forecasts good news. a small and comfortable break this weekend. we are feeling that heat building up again. let me tell you for this week it's a two day event today and tomorrow mid to upper 90s under that heat advisory. the weekend though should be a bit of a break to gather ourselves in those 80s

while we go on into next week and focus on these upper 90s to those low one hundreds monday, tuesday, possibly even stretching it on into wednesday. so remember to stay hydrated, find the shade and remember your pets and those that are more vulnerable to the heat. san francisco, the peninsula, the immediate shoreline not included in this heat advisory, but we will see temperatures warming up into tomorrow. 76 in the city. there friday, saturday, sunday are looking at some temperatures in the low 70s, and we will see that continuing into next week, where lots of people will be coming to get that relief from the heat. all right, cynthia, thanks very ch. we'll bemu

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