host: star parker? guest: we did teach our grandchildren not to say everything they are thinking but i think it would be a roller coaster ride if donald t that being said, we will get this opportunity to talk about things that need to be said. t-shirts being sold because they agree with him or not, i know otherwise that many of them -- at the end of the day, we are talking about someone who has a gut reality. the productive narcissist talked about these types of personalities. donald trump didn't make that book, but he was talking about the characteristics and someone who is a productive narcissist, and i think that many in our society appreciate that. they know what they want, they are going to try to get it. and now politically, the reason he is so popular with so many different groups is because he's honest and brutally honest to say something is broken down and i'm going to find out what it is people want that. half of the country was doing the right thing. they would get up and go to church sunday

host: star parker?n not to say everything they are thinking but i think it would be a roller coaster ride if donald trump returned to washington in power. that being said, we will get this opportunity to talk about things that need to be said. because they agree with him or not, i know otherwise that many of them -- at the end of the day, we are talking about someone who has a gut reality. the productive narcissist talked about these types of personalities. donald trump didn't make that book, but hs who is a productive narcissist, and i think that many in our society appreciate that. they know what they want, they are going to try to get it. and now politically, the reason he is so popular with so many different groups is because he's honest and brutally honest to say something is broken down and i'm going to find out what it is and i'm going to try to fix it. people want that. half of the country was doing the right thing. they would get up and go to church sunday morning, go to work on monday, tell th

and then a look at the role of black voters in campaign 2024 with star parker.n steven brill talks about his new book detailing online misinformation and social media and their impact on u.s. politics and democracy. washington journal starts now. ♪ host: good morning. thanks for joining us on the washington journal. 365 days a year, for three hours every morning, we have a couple of discussions and most importantly, we hear your viewpoints on the issues of the day. every four

but up next on nightly news, lester holt goes one on one with wnba star candace parker at the aspen ideas festival. lester holt anchors nightly news from aspen, colorado, right now. tonight, the new storm threat in the midwest, on top of the catastrophic floods that have left a dam on the brink, the stunning new images, widespread flooding across three states, neighborhoods devastated in south dakota, streets completely caved in, homes and vehicles washed away and teetering on the edge in minnesota, officials confirming a partial failure at a dam southwest of minneapolis, where in the storm zone tonight? also this evening, just two days before the joe biden and donald trump debate, the final preparations and our new reporting, could mr. trump announce his vp pick before the debate? wikileaks founder julian assange boarding a plane to freedom. the plea deal he struck to end his years long standoff with the us government for publishing a trove of classified documents. the deadly violence in kenya police opening fire as thousands stormed the parliament. what's driving these protests? nbc new

but up next on nightly news, lester holt goes one on one with wnba star candace parker at the aspen ideastival. lester holt anchors nightly news from aspen, colorado, right now. tonight, the new storm threat in the midwest, on top of the catastrophic floods that have left a dam on the brink, the stunning new images, widespread flooding across three states, neighborhoods devastated in south dakota, streets completely caved in, homes and vehicles washed away and teetering on the edge in minnesota, officials confirming a partial failure at a dam southwest of minneapolis, where in the storm zone tonight? also this evening, just two days before the joe biden and donald trump debate, the final preparations and our new reporting, could mr. trump announce his vp pick before the debate? wikileaks founder julian assange boarding ala

the world was introduced to first season of and the city star sarah jessica parker, which became one 90's and early 2010 police shot became the first african-american win 20 award for best actress. >> her performance in a raisin in the sun. >> i was pretty tidbits there. by the way, this summer. you can also catch movies outside and enjoy the warm weather in berkeley staing friday, june 14th, the city is going to play multiple movies across city parks and pools. the series is going to kick off with the super mario brothers movie. that will be at san pablo park and there are special movie events as well. on june 28th parents of 5 to 13 year-olds nnjoy night out watching top gun maverick. meantime, their kids can enjoy arts and crafts or you can register to bone of those who will take in the little mermaid while floating in the west campus pool on friday, august 23rd other movies incle disney's elemental a million miles away and kung fu panda for which feel-like was just in movie theaters. but there you go. and it should be a great evenings for movie going to just cools down a little b

the world was introduced to first season of and the city star sarah jessica parker, which became onerican-american win 20 award for best actress. >> her performance in a raisin in the sun. >> new data finds the most popular baby names in be influenced by pop culture. some of the most popular names have fantasy influence with names like zendaya's character from do climbing more than 3300 spots in popularity for girls and bridgerton is also having its moment with the 33rd most popular girl name being penelope and women's basketball is leaving its mark as well with caitlin jumping almost 1600 places for girls and clark going up 15 spots for boys. that will be off from the newsroom today. thank you so much for joining us here on kron. 4 news at noon. i'm stephanie lin. remember to take good care of yourselves today? today? >> live in the bay is next. ♪ (ominous music) ♪ yes, ahh!! mom: what is going on with you? get out! andy! get out of my room! get out! mom: andy. fight! fight! i didn't say anything. yes you did. ♪ (ominous music) ♪ ♪ (ominous music) ♪ ♪♪ are you tired of your hair bre

since the wanted star tom parker lost his life with the brain tumour. >> but cancer research for brainness . awareness. >> well, joining us in the studio is tom's widow, kelsey. good to see you this morning . i good to see you this morning. i just how hard is it to i mean, two years is in some respects must seem like a long time. and another sense is no time at all. how is it when we introduce you as his widow is that a horrid word? >> it's awful. >> it's awful. >> it's a horrible word. and also, i'm 34 and i was widowed at 32, like i was no age. i had an 18 month, 18 month old baby. and yeah, not your same with the two years. it literally feels like yesterday, but then also a lifetime ago that i've actually last saw him. i can't believe it's been. >> how long did you know? how long did you know before he died that he had got a brain tumour? >> so 18 months, 18 months. so he fought the brain tumour for 18 months. how did actually how did it first sort of manifest itself? he had a seizure . no, he itself? he had a seizure. no, he was feeling unwell. tom was very good at listening to him

he had been a star athlete in high school.s saying he was always throwing some kind of ball. >> he played softball and baseball, he was an all- american kid. >> an injury sidelined any thoughts of a career in professional sports, so brett took up amateur softball. >> no doubt, brett was one of the best ballplayers i ever played with. >> went tammy came into the picture, he knew his friend had found ■ >> i will never forget that. i knew they were going to get married. it was just a matter of time. >>■ç they saw a lucky man in lo. >> no doubt in my mind he loved her. >> both tammy's friends and brett's family both agreed -- they just clicked. >> they seemed to do well together. >> did you like tammy? >> i loved her. >> in the spring of 2012, the family in upscale ascot estates appeared to be living a charmed existence. then came the afternoon of april 13, and that call to 911. it was rhett parker. tammy was dead, and there was more. someone else lay dead in that house. ■ç it was a double murder, a cold- blooded crime that would

clark is far from the only star player to be left out.ing gold twice before and nneka has been a top scorer all five years she's been in the wnba. she didn't make it. it's just a tough team to make. >> michael: it's motivating, for everybody who didn't make it. >> exactly. look, good competitor will take it like caitlin. >> rebecca: thank you, janai. now to new fears for beach goers as a string of shark attacks shut down florida beaches this weekend leaving multiple people seriously injured. faith abubey is in florida with the latest. good morning, faith. >> reporter: good morning to you, rebecca. the dramatic scenes played out here on this 26 mile stretch of shore line. the beaches are back open. but you can see over there, the yellow and purple flag still flying, warning beach goers of surf hazards and dangerous marine life. this morning new urgent warnings for beach goers. >> oh my gosh. >> reporter: after a string of brutal shark attacks on separate beaches sent multiple people to the hospital. the first happening friday on water soun

sara jessica parker came on. the great joan rivers came on. liam kneeson.> a lot of stars don't go on people's shows for that very reason. >> i know. >> andy is sitting across from x, y or z. why did they come? >> i don't know. i think if they come, they will make news and promoting something. but it is fun. it is a little dangerous for maybe the same reason people do howard stern. they know they will leave having a great interview and a lot of fun. there is something in the age we're in now, the authenticity of the show i think is the thing that keeps people coming back. >> how about the fact that it is in the middle of the night. do inhibitions just diminish? >> i think so. we serve people. we let them sip a little bit. >> it's the real thing. >> yes, it is the real thing. >> what do you do? some people, i'm sure, sit across from you, and they have their pr people around, buttoned up and they blurt stuff out. like how are -- >> yes. >> that's when my endorphins start going. oh, really? i mean, i think that -- listen, i want everyone to leave happy, okay?

the real north star is openai, which has overcome many, many controversy, many leadership challengesit's even proving to provided them with some competition for the likes of microsoft, even. >>> i think it's so exciting that so much money is being poured into startups, some with little to show for it. it's this idea, and perplexity as an example, it has a business model, it charges a subscription fee for a more advanced version of it. . that's a promise of this company, for example. >> deirdre, thank you very much. >>> and still to come, spacex valuing itself for a whopping $12 billion. the latest in the space race is next. >>> and cnbc celebrates pride month. here is brandon rockwell. ♪ >> being a proud member of the lgbtq plus community, where a world where representation matters. i am proud of my family and the i am proud of my family and the work i do every day, creating (♪♪) live-saving medications. (♪♪) what took you so long? i'm sorry, there was a long line at the thai place. you get the sauce i like? of course! you're the man! i wish. the future isn't scary. not investing in