nbc tv channel assessed what was happening like collective suicide of the democrats.eek magazine awarded victory to trump; the us presidential elections will be held on november 5. another election, labor could get twice as many votes as the conservatives in the uk elections. this is agency data. their leader et davey will act out, either riding a cheesecake or bungee jumping, and the scottish nationalists expect to enter the british parliament on the party's yellow bus. against this backdrop, rishi sunak's ruling party is drifting towards a resounding failure. the latest opinion polls in the british isles show a landslide victory for his main opponents, labour. they are likely to win more than half the seats in the house of commons and will be able to form a one-party government. “if the polls are generally correct, then we are likely to see the most dramatic results in this election in terms of losses that the conservative party will suffer. this has never happened in the 20th century, or in the twentieth for the most part, perhaps even since 1832, from which is cou

nbc tv channel reports: the family of the current head of the white house has begun to discuss a planor his withdrawal from the presidential race. a little earlier, it was also said that biden feels betrayed and personally insulted due to the fact that his fellow party members are trying to write him off. published. supposed a draft of a farewell speech, the situation is aggravated by trump’s speech in melwaka, emotions at the limit, dramatic pauses, unexpected props, in general, a show, and a promising speech by a candidate for the presidency of america. our correspondent, georgiy alisashvili, will tell you more about everything. usually, there is no great intrigue before american party congresses, because plus or minus it is always clear who the candidate will be. trump abandoned harsh attacks on democrats, opening act tucker carlson said that at least the american in an election with the right amount of irregularities , a dead man can win; the republican candidate can no longer be stopped. when he stood up, wounded in the head, bleeding, raised his hand, i thought that at that mome

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tv channel about it one of the senators. not yet been established. meanwhile. a video shot in one of the african countries, in which children in a playful way, accompanied by an original sound accompaniment, repeated the course of events at an election rally in pennsylvania, where an attempt was made on trump’s life. that's all for now, stay with us, the good morning program will continue to air on channel one. tapes, in case you don’t know, are these narrow strips that athletes apply when, for example, they have pulled a muscle, but today, however, they are applied not only by athletes, but also by everyone in general , listen, well, it’s a convenient thing, especially for injuries, but also picked up by the beauty industry this is a trend among athletes, and now it promises that with the help of tapes you can remove the power, tighten the skin and even lose weight, but it seems to me, i doubt how with the help of tape you can lose weight and also lose a couple of years, in fact, let’s let's figure out what's an advertising

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interview, nbc news white house correspondent aaron gilchrist joins us now. so, aaron, the president's rally today really comes as a big time, excuse me, as big time democratic donors signal worry about his campaign where do things stand today with donors and democratic leaders? yeah, the debate, as we've been reporting, left some donors rattled. and there's one donor in particular, a high dollar donor to the democratic party, abigail disney and heiress to the disney family fortune, who spoke to our colleagues at cnbc, essentially saying that she is not going to continue to donate to democratic causes to the democratic party in this election cycle until president biden leaves the race. she said that she has respect for him, but she believes that it's time for him to go and it's people like that who've spoken up threw their money, and that's a concern, obviously, for the democratic party right now and for the biden-harris campaign. but at the same time, they point to the fact that they've been able to continue to raise money since the president's debate perfor

this tv station. but don't call me a minion just yet. well, you know what a lot of folks have been talking about how hot it is. will summer heat? well, it's setting records. in fact, june just became the hottest month on record for earth. yeah, earth averaged 62 degrees. that's 1.2 degrees above the 30 year average for the month. scientists say that the trend could send our planet into climate chaos. as we head near the limit set by the 2015 paris climate agreement. but meteorologists do say that there is a long term duration of extended heat, and we won't cross that 1.5 degree threshold. so wait, what? yeah, that's what you all say. oh i just read the numbers on the other side. we've been saying that every month, though it seems like we've been saying this is the hottest month ever. we're inching up the next one is the hottest month ever. and then the next one. and so, yeah, we're just saying we're our records are just increasing, breaking records. yeah. unfortunately and we know how hot it's been in

he was going to have this tv interview with nbc news, lester holt, where the focus was surely going toabout questions of his age, his fitness to serve. again, the moment of political peril that he is in and the moment that those gunshots rang and rang out in butler, pennsylvania, so much, of course was upended for the biden campaign's part. you know, they appropriately put a pause on their political work, including pausing as you mentioned, tv yeah, it's outgoing political communications and we also know that the white house had to postpone the president's trip to texas. one of the stops was going to be a fund fundraiser, but notably what we have also seen it's a pause on the democratic dissent at coming the president's way which until saturday had really been growing by the day. i mean, keep in mind that even in the hours leading up to that donald trump rally, the president was working the phones and having some really tense and tough conversations since with democratic lawmakers that were really questioning the viability of his candidacy. and we have spoken with some biden allies tha

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this tv station.ur son went this weekend, right? yeah, they they liked it. so my mom and my son. so perfect. and you want to find a cool spot. yeah. movie theaters, costco's refrigerator out there. yeah. somewhere to try to beat the heat. it's going to be even hotter by the end of the week. up to 103 in the inland valley. wow. we're going to pack in that costco right. all right. look, thanks for joining us for our midday newscast. don't forget to join us tomorrow morning starting at five. also get the latest information all dayong l . we'reg you to move forward so we'll be making another run. it's like. 40 plus. it's big shag carpet. big s and g features northern california's biggest selection of flooring with free samples that you can check out. and a no surprise guarantee. so the price they quote is always the price you pay. and during s and g carpets, big red, white and blue sale celebrate america and save up to 25% off select carpet, waterproof core, hardwood and laminate. now that's big s and g m

nbc's tom costello is the only tv reporter who got to ask the astronauts a question. okay, tom. nasa has made it clear that these astronauts are not stuck, but what are they? >> it's day 35 for the astronauts, and they thought they would be up there for ten days. so clearly, this has been an extended time away from home, much more than they anticipated. and they said that their homes in houston, the astronauts' homes have also been damaged by the hurricane. nonetheless, they're on the space station. nasa says they are continuing to troubleshoot the problem with the thrusters, specific the thrusters that would allow that spaceship to maneuver as it undocks from the space station and approach reentry. nasa says it still believes that that ship is safe and the astronauts say they believe that the ship is safe, but they want to do a full diagnostics on what exactly caused the problem with the thrusters. i asked the astronauts about how confident they are in the ship. take a listen. >> understanding and appreciating everything you should about the performance of "starliner," it is st

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this was nbc's coverage. she's a pop star and tv host . nbc's coverage.host. she was like completely emotional on the broadcast, calling celine a vocal athlete. this was the second time that dion has performed during the opening ceremony at the olympics. it was in 1996 that we saw her in atlanta, georgia, but this is a triumphant time for celine dion. her brand new documentary, i am ceune her brand new documentary, i am celine dion, became amazon prime's all time most popular documentary last week. celine calls this documentary a love letter to her fans, and it is. it is so great. it's really a painful and vulnerable look at the way she's learned to navigate life with stiff person syndrome. and watching that documentary , it was so documentary, it was so surprising to see how effortless and incredible she was at the olympics. i was so proud of her. >> well, good luck to her and i'm glad it went well for her. and i hope lots of people enjoyed that. stars who turn up i see mick jagger was there. tom cruise making headlines by by being there and they tom cru

[audience cheering] - at the height of must see tv, thursday nights on nbc, 75 million americans watchede '90s for comedy was untouchable. - you're not from around here, are you? - it generated so much viewership and money and awards. - we do not need this. - that's the top of our wedding cake. - we're not-- this--it's not a scrapbook. it's a freezer. - no! - we kind of all were part of, i think, this chapter in television where we realized we were in the right place at the right time. let's see how you like this, naughty boy. - whoa! - [shrieking] - we certainly associate nbc of the '90s with having extremely successful sitcoms. but they weren't the only network that found their way to having some success. [jesse frederick's "everywhere you look"] tgif was on abc on friday. and it was their block of family-oriented comedies. - i can't take it. i need the cake. - oh, michelle! miche-- - it was not sophisticated television. but these were shows that people adored. - [laughs, snorts] [laughing] oh! [dramatic music] male announcer: cbs. - cbs was in a really bad spot. they had just fallen a

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news, according to the tv channel, many representatives of the us dim party said that an attempt ont public conversations about replacing biden as a candidate in the election. this the event of the assassination attempt on trump has now eclipsed the sun. so, therefore, it doesn’t matter who it is, what couple it is. as a matter of fact, more than one will go, everyone understands that most likely trump will win the presidency, so not one of those democrats who were in this top ten 3 weeks ago, well, most of all, so to speak, gavin newson, there is gredchen whitner, they have a political future, now go to the embrasure, which, and kamalo, kamala, not in the sense that it just doesn’t matter to her, no, well, biden is just now leaving for kamala's health status is becoming. well, in principle, the second attempt is quite logical, it’s probably weird that they didn’t take the path of destroying kennedy, when supposedly harvey oswald, but it’s clear that there were backup snipers who did the job, it’s strange that this time they didn’t make a system of backups snipers, these are the one

living human being who know noe longer reports the president or any neurologists who wants to appear on tve president himself, bret, with nbc's lester holt blamed the media for not challenging what he described as donald trump's many falsehoods during that june debate. >> why didn't the press talk about all the lies he told? i didn't say anything about that. >> we have reported many of the issues. >> no you haven't. >> during the debate. >> no you haven't. >> we will provide you with them. >> as far as how this is affecting the campaign. the media are being flooded wave after wave of floors clearly leaked by top democratic leaders biden may drop out any minute draw strong white house pushback. sounding like part of the dump joe movement. >> bret: what's the republicans and conservative hofstra additionally distrusted the press? well, that's intensifying j.d. vance, donald trump's new running mate, of course, harshly criticized in 2016 but has a new explanation. >> i bought into the media's lies and distortions. i bought into this idea that somehow he was going to be so different, a terribl

he became president because he was on a tv show and an employee at nbc.hat she said about fox news, i won't go there. >> i was going to say, didn't she work at fox? >> let's go to the guy who says she didn't earn it. i'm sorry, she got elected. she was a duly-elected incumbent prosecutor and attorney general and senator. sorry, is it just because she's black? >> yes. >> okay. >> yes. >> i'm just curious. >> yes, what is the threat here? if you disagreeyou disagree wit position she led on in the administration, then talk about that. oh, somebody is going to call this shaming and then you shame. why do you have to make it so personal? you make it personal because you want to drive the negative narrative to the hard edge of the base that eats that -- >> also who are you bringing in? j.d. vance has no right to call this woman by her first name. she is not your housemate. you don't get to call her by her first name, j.d.. she is vice president of the united states. show some respect. j.d. vance was the house pet of peter thiel. he would not have a job or a car

and make sure you download our free nbc bay area app.that way we're going to send those alerts to your phone and you can learn what's happening throughout the day. we're going to keep an eye on this breaking news as well as definitely other things that you want to watch out for today, like the weather. let's take a live look at san jose 510 for you on this friday morning. it is a busy morning, but it looks like it is looking like a beautiful morning outside. yeah, pretty clear to start our day 63 degrees down here in san jose. even through san francisco, barely any fog cover out there mid 50s and up into the north bay. a bit of a chillier start in santa rosa at 51 degrees. we are busy here in the weather center. we have the heat advisory that's in place until 11 p.m. tonight. these areas shaded in orange for you. we're going to see some 90s, some low one hundreds. but i can offer a little bit of good news to get the weekend started a few degrees cooler. we're going to push those those numbers back just a little bit before we launch into

the speech launched the very first scheduled television broadcast tv station in america. nbc, the first broadcast station, breathlessly proclaimed that the president 's address was being beamed from a transmitter at the very top of the empire state building, and the signal, which could read for a whole 25 miles. now, in reality, only about 1000 people, we think, to them because there were only about 200 tvs in existence in new york at that time, mainly because this is what a television looks like at the time. a five inch screen, smaller than some of your cell phones today it wasn't even technically black and white, it was actually a weird green hue. if you, the regular person, wanted to buy themselves a television, it cost today's equivalent of about $4000. for that wooden box. but this was an incredible thing that we now know in hindsight would really go on to introduce the world of tomorrow. the irony here, and the one that would continuously haunt the entire world's fair was the fact that, while this may have been the first broadcast in america , it was germany that be

so make sure to download our free nbc bay area news app. we'll send out alerts as we learn about them throughout the day. let's take a live look outside for us. where are we? walnut creek for you this midday looks beautiful out there. how does it feel? well, let's turn to cinthia pimentel for that. you said it's going to be a hot one. has it hit the peak just yet? we are looking at some warming. some places are already in the 80s and it's 11 a.m, so that tells you we are climbing those temperatures up. we've got 67 in san francisco. the fog has mixed out, giving way to a warm what will be a warm day in the city. we've got 86 in dublin right now, 82 in santa rosa and 81 in downtown san jose. we are under a heat advisory in these areas, shaded in the orange on your screen. so if you live in the north bay, the east bay hills and down through the south bay, this is with us until 11 p.m. tonight. some numbers 90s to some low one. hundreds notice, though, that the bay, immediate bay and the coastline not included in this, but we're still going to

first time that had ever happened in tv history.was that the sitcom was dead. greenfield: brandon tartikoff, nbc programming chief, says reports of the sitcom's death were greatly exaggerated. time and time again, if you study television history, just when someone is counting a form out, that is exactly the form of programming that leads to the next big hit. ♪ graham: so 1984, "the cosby show" comes on. now, bill cosby's not new to tv. he's had other tv shows. but "the cosby show" is very different. it stands apart from everything else he's done. mom, i wanted my eggs scrambled. coming right up. mandabach: they talked about parenting. previous to that, on television the kids were cool and the parents were idiots. and then cosby says the parents are in charge and that was something new. instead of acting disappointed because i'm not like you, maybe you can just accept who i am and love me anyway because i'm your son. that's the dumbest thing i've ever heard in my life! shales: you know, it helps, the casting of anything helps a lot i

nbc that first broadcast station breathlessly proclaimed the president's address was being beamed from a transmitter at the very top of the empire state building the signal which could reach for a whole 25 miles. now in reality only about a thousand people we think tuned in because there were only about 200 tvs in existence in new york at that time mainly because this is what a television look like at the time. five inch screens smaller than some of your cell phones today. it wasn't even technically black and white. it was actually a weird greenish hue. and if you the regular person wanted to buy themselves a television it cost today's equivalent of about $4,000. for that wooden box but this was an incredible thing that we now know in hindsight would really go on to introduce the world of tomorrow. but the irony here and the one that would continuously haunt the entire world's fair. was the fact that while this may have been the first broadcast in america. it was nazi germany that beat us to it. by three years the first live television broadcast was the opening of the or the opening ce

retirement from tv in 2023. she has covered seven presidential elections and every republican and democratic president candidate since 1996. king has also reported and produced three document stories, including one about the late massachusetts senator ted kennedy and former massachusetts governor deval patrick. king is several awards for her reporting, including emmys, graces and from the associated press. she is currently doing three fellowships, including the harvard school's institute of politics. so we're very happy, we're very proud of her here today. please join me in welcoming alison king. ladies and gentlemen. let's say, am i on? i am. great. okay thank you all for being here. i want to call up all the former governors that are in the room right now. and we'll start with governor william weld. come on up and have a seat here. you either one by governor. governor deval patrick. come on up. and, governor maura healey. so i did not have the privilege of covering governor dukakis caucuses or when he was runn

amna: the nbc show launched in 2004 and made donald trump a tv star and a household name.emily: for me, the apprentice did mark the end of something, which was it had this incredibly significant impact. it rebranded donald trump. it made him president. so it's the point at which the genre proved, for better or worse, it would affect everything from people's personal relationships to the government. but the other thing is actually, there are a lot of negative things to say about the apprentice, but it's a beautifully made season of tv, and it was made by skilled, polished professionals because at that point it was an industry like people knew what they were doing. it wasn't any more like the spaghetti on the wall period for reality tv, where everybody was making it up for scratch. and it was one of the most successful marketing schemes of of all time -- schemes of all time. they took an extremely rotten product and polished him up and sold him to the world. amna: the book is cue the sun: the invention of reality tv. the author is emily nussbaum. emily, thank you so much for

affiliate in western michigan, wood tv.her purse, left >> this woman had gone out and disappeared in her pajamas. >> the disappearance of venus stewart in april of 2010 was the first big story reporter danny carlsonone, covered for n affiliate in western michigan. >> left her purse, left her phone, left all of her identification. left anything. >> venus' father, larry mccomb, made the 911 call this -- that morning. >> her vehicle is here, kids are here and she is gone. >> larry also called his wife, therese, who was already at her restaurant job. her coworkers tried to calm her down. >> all they said she probably just went around the block in my looked at them and said get a grip. my daughter doesn't do that stuff and i said i'm out of here and they went out the door and i was shaking the whole way home. >> whenever a young adult goes missing, please customarily ask the family to wait 24 to 48 hours for things to shake out but right away, the officer suspected this might not be someone who would taken hike of her own voliti

nbc bay area's jocelyn moran joins us now live in studio. this is a very anticipated, highly anticipated interview. how did the president do? yeah. well, political experts say he did better better than his last tv interview earlier this month and better than the debate. he addressed concerns about his performance in that debate and political rhetoric. my first reaction was, my god. tonight, in an exclusive interview with nbc's lester holt, president biden addressed the assassination attempt of former president donald trump. there's no place at all for violence in politics in america. none. the president was asked about the words he's recently used, including in a private call with donors, in which he reportedly said it's, quote, time to put trump in a bullseye. it was a mistake to use the word i did. i didn't say crosshairs. i'm a bullseye. focus on him. focus on what he's doing. focus on on his on his policies. focus on the number of lies he told in the debate. the assassination attempt has also brought up questions about security. presiden

nbc bay area's jocelyn moran joins us now live in studio. a very anticipated, highly anticipated interview. how did the president do? yeah. well, political experts say he did better better than his last tv interview earlier this month and better than the debate. he addressed concerns about his performance in that debate and political rhetoric. my first reaction was, my god. tonight, in an exclusive interview with nbc's lester holt, president biden addressed the assassination attempt of former president donald trump. there's no place at all for violence in politics in america. none. the president was asked about the words he's recently used, including in a private call with donors, in which he reportedly said it's, quote, time to put trump in a bullseye. it was a mistake to use the word i did. i didn't say crosshairs. i'm a bullseye. focus on him. focus on what he's doing. focus on on his on his policies. focus on the number of lies he told in the debate. the assassination attempt has also brought up questions about security. president biden

note despicable me is distributed by nbc universal, which is owned by comcast, which also owns this tvite cartoon. like, yeah, i love the minions. they're very funny. i mean, i'm not just saying that because gru signs my paycheck. either that's a cartoon or is it an animated feature? real? no i'll carry it is just it's so hot. it was so hard to sleep last night. the temperatures didn't come down at all. yeah. and it's going to be rough these next few days. and that's what we get when we get days on end of these heat waves. we usually can catch a break overnight when it only lasts for a day or two. as we take a look at our live view in san francisco, it is a beautiful sunrise as we are dealing with this unhealthy air quality. it is a spare the air alert day. that means that if you can carpool or catch public transit to get to work, it is going to be hot, but also not healthy to breathe in a lot of that air outside. as we not only deal with wildfire smoke, but we're also getting high levels of ozone. and when we get high heat, high pressure that causes that heat, it pushes everything bac

it pops through the tv screen. now flavor flav will be in paris with team usa. he'll be linking up with nbc special guest commentator snoop dogg. i'm watching that. so we have snoop and flavor flav. we're not sure if they're going to be doing any commentary together, but i think they'll end up on a screen together. so yes. all right, so tune in. this saturday at 8 p.m. for part two of our olympic special chasing gold from the bay area to paris. stories from more bay area athletes as we count down to paris, 1313 days until the opening ceremony. okay, we have a flavor flav, his birth name, his given name, william jonathan drayton jr. but flavor, flavor, they're both great flavor flav how we look at jeff. we've got the heat with us. so good day for a pool out there also for tomorrow. just got to find some way to stay cool as temperatures continue to surge across the bay area tomorrow. certainly going to be the hottest day of the week. let's take a look at those temperatures and how they compare to records. and despite the fact that we got up to 104 in livermore, we

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now some games will be going to nbc and amazon prime.lace, it has been widely reported that the nba will expand, with new franchises reportedly coming to seattle in las vegas. the exact timeline for the expansion is unclear. >> well, the mirage casino on the las vegas strip has to award $1.6 million in cash prizes to gamblers before it closes for good next week. that big payout is a requirement under nevada gaming regulations. about $1.2 million will be awarded to slot machine players, 400,000 will be given away to players at some of the table games. now that has created lines with people waiting hours for their turn at the games. >> heat alerts continue for millions of americans as rising temperatures continue nationwide. las vegas for the fifth straight day had record breaking temperatures of 115 degrees and more extreme heat is forecast through the weekend. >> i couldn't believe that this was actual glass breaking and it was hissing. it was just so hot. i know there are a lot of property damage when it comes t, you know, hurricanes an

nbc bay area's velena jones sat down with soul beat ceo.they discussed the new vision to bridge the gap between the station's history and its future as a voice for the town. we're talking about the revitalization of soul beat. you might remember it. it launched back in the 70s. now it's back. bridging culture, community, talking about real life issues happening right here in oakland. and of course, bringing the entertainment. cameras speeding before the likes of bet, vh1 and mtv. there was soul be. hello lomita. founded in 1978 by the late chuck johnson, the 24/7 channel based in oakland, highlighted music, lifestyle, education and culture for more than two decades. it's like breathing you know, so this is beyond the business. it's like a it's like its own movement. soul beat went off air in 2003 after the passing of its founder. now a man with the same name, chuck johnson is looking to revive the historic network in this day and time, soul could be actually a multigenerational platform. so that means a place where, you know, history can be

that's where so much of the money comes. >> reporter: the wnba has reached a preliminary media deal with nbcand disney, the parent company of abc, worth about $2.2 billion over 11 years. this new package six times bigger than its previous deal. >> i'm really eager next year to find out where the salaries are going to be. because they are much different -- they will be much different than where they are now. one thing that's really encouraging, though, is that the sponsorship dollars have grown tremendously. >> you've seen the spike. you've seen the attendance. the numbers. everything has grown these past few years. but we're not satisfied. we want to continue to be better. just being appreciated for who we are and what we do as "w" players. >> juju: our thanks to ashan. you can watch the wnba all-star game right here on abc at 8:30 p.m. eastern tomorrow night. >>> coming up, shaquille o'neal, the former nba superstar now taking on a new game and yet another title. to help protect from hiv, i prep without pills. with apretude, a prescription medicine used to reduce the risk of hiv without dai

make sure to download our free nbc bay area news app. we will send out alerts as we learn more throughout the day. and you're like, you're like, whoa, a lot to deal with this morning. but stop and take a look at this. a beautiful shot there. this is from our sutro tower camera looking over into san francisco. you don't see it? where is it? it looks like a waterfall. there in the distance. does not say that. or just a bed to lie in. don't we all wish we could just lay in the clouds and forget about this technical day and just fast forward? well, hey, let's fast forward to talk about some weekend events. we keep it rolling here on today in the bay and redwood city. not included in the heat advisory for today, but still very warm for music in the square. eight low 80s to start there and into the 70s. but what a wonderful afternoon summer right there in redwood city. sounds like a nice friday night. those events go until august. it's going to be a hot day in san jose, but we still keep the spicy food fest going at the san jose flea market on

and assuming this new tv rights deal puts them on prime position on espn and nbc and ideally more nationallyrks that are not just hidden on cable or streamers, i think that'll continue the growth, the quality of play increasing i think is going to help. and all we are seeing with college basketball, all of that interest and popularity in college basketball is just going to continue to make its way into the wnba. john: sabreena merchant of the athletic. thank you very much. geoff: remember there is much more online. and that includes our digital weekly show. this week it's looking at some of the major moments you might have missed from the republican national convention-- that is all on our youtube page. amna: be sure to tune in to washington week with the atlantic tonight for a deep dive on the repercussions of the latest political turmoil. geoff: and on pbs news weekend, with a spotlight on border security this election year, we look at the dangerous path some migrants are taking to enter the u.s. that is the newshour for tonight. i'm geoff bennett. amna: and i'm amna nawaz. on behalf of th

actually, nbc -- [ laughter ] nbc could use both of you back. [ laughter and applause ] hey, wally, asmooth read on that last joke, don't you think? i thought pretty smooth. [ light laughter ] can we go back to the first card of that joke real quick? >> that? >> seth: yeah, very first card. yeah, that's the third card. second card. let's go back to the first card there. now, is that how you spell george? >> eh. [ laughter ] [ applause ] i wasn't -- i wasn't happy with his comments either. >> seth: oh, you weren't happy with his comments either. >> no, no. >> seth: that's why you're calling him a gee-oh -- ge-ogre. >> yes. [ laughter ] >> seth: keep your politics off my cards, wally. [ laughter and applause ] nbc news anchor lester holt is set next week to interview president biden. but if biden really wants to prove he can still beat trump, he needs to go on "hot ones." [ laughter and applause ] the "new york times" editorial board published an op-ed this morning titled "donald trump is unfit to lead." ooh, strong language. be sure to read the other op-ed, "battery acid: unpleasant to

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this one now is on nbc bay area as well. so we're going to watch for the giants there on tv or maybe getting to the ballpark and crossing over with folks, getting out of town for the evening for friday. of course, they want to get out of town. you want to get in for the game. just note that off of the 280 extension and off the bay bridge and in oakland, there is also a concert. it's the least anticipated album tour. that's what it's called. i didn't even bother to play. i'm not sure. marcus. you're not going to this one, are you? i am not going to. that did not anticipate this one. the title just made me go. maybe not this one. all right, back to you guys. thanks, mike. well, this is a little more anticipated. we're two weeks away from the olympic games ahead on nbc bay area. the last minute preparations for team usa as they gear up to head to pari. i'm cinthia pimentel, live in san francisco. teams from all over the world are coming here for the sailgp grand final. we're going to talk about the boats. i'm going to show you

lee, you've got to wonder if this interview with nbc lester holt helped or hurt biden. back. let's watch the president claim he's not using overheated rhetoric, to attack trump and separate from that you'll hear president biden indicator claim he was "a bystander in charlottesville" at that march he's criticized trump over. he was not. then you'll hear the president get aggressive when questioned about his confusion at the debate with trump. listen to this. >> called your opponent and existential threat on a call a week ago you said it's time to put trump in the bullseye. there's some dispute about the context but i think you appreciate -- >> i didn't say crosshairs. >> have you taken a step back and done a little soul searching on things that you may have said, that could incite people who are not balanced. >> look, i've not engaged in that rhetoric until i watch what happened in charlotteville, virginia. those folks coming out of the woods with torches, singing the same nazi accompanied by the kkk, and i was a bystander. >> what happens if you have another episode lik

and you can tell of the back of what happened this morning because this morning we've received an nbc really signed but back date to the 28th. now what's very disturbing is that a very senior veteran within the n c went to national tv last night. basically confirming that indeed this document was a real document and it is going to be science today. physically, he's confirming that it doesn't leave the document. so it can be confirming that this is a decision that had been taken and would be signed today, date to the 29th, a guess what, 2 days later that we get it signed the 28th back date that you would remember and know that to zoom a has been called a destabilizing free game of the country, even though she is the fall to the mt policy for the foot 14th estates of the national vote in the 1st election. it has ever contested, in case surprising, see off the vote was the prime factor in the is using it, sorry to for the 1st time since the end of a party to meetings, to the formation off of the existing multi particular addition that we're faced with today. we do know that to the mt pot

it was historic 'cause it was nbc's last show that wasn't set in chicago. [ laughter ] yeah. between re-runs of "the office" and all of the "despicable me" movies, steve is basically responsible for keeping the lights on at peacock. [ laughter ] well, this is exciting. olympian noah lyles is here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] he is the fastest man in the world. can we welcome him out here, right now? wow. [ laughter ] unbelievable. there we go. that was noah lyles, everybody. that's right, noah lyles is the fastest man in the world. stormy daniels heard and was like, "uh, i beg to differ." and you, "what -- hey --" [ laughter ] ♪ speaking of, today, former president trump had his first meeting with his new york city probation officer. [ audience oohs ] things got off to a rough start when trump offered the probation officer $130,000. [ laughter ] you go, "no, stop -- stop doing that!" yep, trump met with his probation officer over zoom. which was great, 'cause trump's lawyer could hit mute whenever he started talking. he's like -- [ laughter ] "this whole thing is --" "he

is that a very senior veteran within the n c window national tv last night, basically confirming that indeed this document was a real document and it is going to be science today. physically, he's confirming that it doesn't leave the document. so it can please confirming that this is a decision that had been taken and would be signed today, date to the 29th, a guess what, 2 days later that we get, it signed the 28th back dated. so that's why i was saying that this a kangaroo court where they use candice die and cooking digger know, messages and activity to deal which has been zoom. what color put the point to that mr. is in the head of the arrival grouping as you laid on it, while it's still being a member of the a n c. no, there are a few parties anywhere in the world that would tell her with that. so why should it be accepted inside of africa? well, let's take it back to history. in 2016, the a, see the st and see when toe to toe in a political election election campaigns against the african communist party. we just headed at the time was headed by britain as a monday, and this was

plus, a face familiar to your tv screen is putting her life story in print. we're going to go one on one with vicky nguyen, who is talking about her brand new book and what she hopes you will take away from it, and a reminder, don't miss the start of a three game series. the giants battle the minnesota twins at oracle park tonight. coverage starts at 7 p.m. right here on nbc bay area. we'll be right back the timing of the recent fbi raid and its impact on the recall push. attorney jeff soucie told us he is confident the mayor was not the target of the ongoing fbi investigation. he added, quote, the justice department's dramatic step without any public explanation or justification. just months before a major recall election has unquestionably affected the election and unfairly influenced the decision voters will have this november. you might recall the fbi raided the house she lives in. the mayor lives in with her partner, andre jones. the mayor has not been accused of or charged with any crimes. as for the recall, oakland voters will determine her fate this n

just watch these things on on tv or in a in a professional place where it's safe and well organized. these guys in the street, they have no idea what they are doing in san jose, ian cull nbc bay area news. some other headlines tonight. there are new questions about whether coyotes are getting more aggressive in san francisco. those questions all started after a five year old girl was hit by a coyote in golden gate park. it happened june 28th at the botanical gardens. while the girl was playing at a summer camp. in the days after the attack, wildlife officials shot three coyotes in this area, including one they say was responsible for that attack. they told the chronicle that none of them showed evidence of raising any pups, meaning the coyote who likely attacked was out of aggression and not to protect its young. rabies results are still pending. coyote attacks on people are exceedingly rare. it is a key step in the controversial plan to limit the hours that certain businesses can operate in the city's tenderloin neighborhood program was initially approved last month as an attempt to