border emergency deplorable conditions forces hundreds of children from camps to new facilities as overcrowding and disorganization gets out of hand >> top trump advisor kellyanne conway declines to appear before congress for testimony today will there be repercussions? a live report just ahead >> after a bitter war of words between john stewart and senator mitch mcconnell over funding for 9/11 first responders, the ma jordan leader plans to meet with survivors today. >> an ini fa must raid at stonewall sparked a national movement >> your morning cup of coffee could help you burn fat and lose weight >> meet the cat that survived a

washing machine. felix and his nine lives "early today" starts right now >> good to be with you on this tuesday morning. i'm frances rivera >> and i'm marlie hall breaking news, spacex pulled off its most powerful and difficult rocket launch with an explosive ending >> see that coming down on a -- >> is that a pretty good view? >> the rocket blasted off of nasa's kennedy space center just moments ago. but the new core booster came crashing into the ocean, but the two side boosters did land safely the rocket was carrying 24 research satellite for the department of defense. >> the stage is set for another subpoena showdown this morning the white house is officially blocking kellyanne conway from testifying before the house oversight committee. president trump's senior advisor was schedule sud to appear befoe the committee tomorrow to discuss violations of the hatch

act. nbc's tracie potts joins us from d.c. with the latest tracie, what happens next? >> reporter: well, what happens next is they are going to vote whether or not to issue a subpoena for kellyanne conway. take a look. the white house responding to the request from the oversight committee saying that in the accordance with long-standing precedent, we respectfully decline the invitation to make miss conway available for testimony before the committee they want to ask her about statements that she's made publicly about her tweets, about democrats. the hatch act says that federal employees cannot be involved in political activities by disparaging people who are running for president against president trump. the office of special counsel says that's exactly what she did. by the way, this is a different office from robert mueller who was involved in the russia investigation. kellyanne conway has gone public to say that she's done nothing wrong here she believes the democrats in charge of this committee are trying to retaliate for her

being involved in president trump's win back in 2016 so bottom line, she's not going to show up by invitation to testify. tomorrow that oversight committee may decide whether or not to issue a subpoena. frances? >> all right, we'll see if that happens. tracie potts for us. thank you, tracie. >> the battle over border security is raging on capitol hill this morning. the trump administration is facing fierce new criticism for the conditions at some federal detention facilities on monday, officials relocated hundreds of migrant children at the texas border patrol center that lawyers described as appalling and potentially dangerous. nbc's hallie jackson has more. >> reporter: a new move for nearly 300 migrant children detained in filthy crowded conditions they have now been transferred to a tent camp after a national outcry set off when lawyers like laura visited. >> there is no access to soap. there is no access to toothbrushes

there is also a lice infestation, and these are the most appalling conditions i have seen in my 12 years of representing children and families who are detained. >> reporter: that facility in clint, texas, is one of many packed past capacity as the government struggles to find space for the surge of undocumented immigrants being apprehended crossing the southern border. 144,000 in may, the highest monthly total in 13 years. now the count down is on president trump in an abrupt about face announced on twitter he's holding off for two weeks on deportation raids planned over the weekend he's hoping to pressure democrats to cut a deal to change asylum laws unlikely, but a goal of the president as he tries to crackdown on illegal immigration. the reversal on the raids prompted partly by a one on one call with the house speaker. >> so when i spoke to the president, i said, look, i'm a mom. children are scared. you're scaring the children of america. not just in those families, but their neighbors and their communities. you're scaring the children. >> reporter: congress is also

considering approving 4 1/2 billion dollar in emergency money, mostly for tood and medical supplies for unaccompanied children at the border >> why let the political debate hurt these children? they could be infect -- impacted for years. >> if the democrats would change the asylum laws and the loopholes which they refuse to do because they think it's good politics, everything would be solved immediately but they refuse to do it >> reporter: keep in mind that even though the president says changing asylum laws would solve everything, it doesn't take that act of congress to make sure detained children have toothbrushes, for example. as for that humanitarian aid package to provide more money for unaccompanied children at the border, it's possible the house could vote to advance it as early as today. marlie, back to you. >> hallie jackson, thank you >> and now to an update on the story we brought you on monday the pickup truck driver involved in a horrific new hampshire crash that killed seven bikers is now in custody.

23-year-old volodymyr appeared in court hours after being arrested as the investigation continues, we are learning more about his troubling record behind the wheel. here's nbc's steve patterson >> reporter: the 23-year-old truck driver involved in a horrific new hampshire highway crash charged with seven counts of negligent homicide. >> there is a vehicle on fire. >> reporter: friday police say slowdo volodymyr's pickup truck plowed into seven motorcycle riders >> it was awful, absolute chaos. >> reporter: he was charged with operating under the influence of alcohol. he denies the allegations. police also say they located what is believed to be heroine residue in the suspect's apartment. the crash, one of the worst in new hampshire's history, shattering this community of veterans >> these are some of the greatest people i've come across in my life >> reporter: a brotherhood bound by a love for the road now riding through catastrophic loss steve patterson, nbc news.

>> a sentencing hearing will continue today for a new jersey woman turned isis supporter who became a u.s. informant only to flip back to being an isis supporter. the fbi said she tried to recruit isis followers online and betrayed the government by trying to delete evidence when she was supposed to be helping federal investigators with leads on isis. she was arrested in 2016 and pleaded guilty in 2017 adds part of her plea agreement, she gave up her leads with the terror organization, but was later caught trying to correspond with them online. >> senate majority leader mitch mcconnell is expected to meet with 9/11 first responders this afternoon. this comes after blistering criticism from comedian john stewart who accused the gop leader of using the victim compensation fund as a political pawn first responder john field said in an interview that the meeting with mcconnell was long planned, but jon stewart's advocacy has helped he said mitch mcconnell should feel jon's passion as well

>> a brush fire has set a california carmax carlota blaze. 86 vehicles in total were damaged or destroyed as the inferno spread and even caused explosions between 45 to 50 firefighters responded, and the carmax lot was evacuated the california highway patrol says a big truck dragging a chain may have sparked the brush fire >> if you haven't read the mueller report yet, now you can have celebrities read it to you. a star studded cast got together to read portions of the report kevin klein is mueller and john list coe is president trump. >> president trump called priebus after the story was published and expressed anger about it >> what the hell is this all about? >> the president had lunch at the white house with new jersey governor chris christie. >> now that we fired flynn, the russia thing is over [ laughter ] >> no way. >> sanders told this special counsel's office that her

reference to hearing from countless members of the fbi was a -- >> a slip of the tongue. >> i need loyalty. you will always get honesty from me that's what i want, honest loyalty. [ laughter ] >> you will get that from me >> the faces there, you can see more at law works at shin.org. third quarter earnings conference call bring that to stage in broadway. it would be a sell-out >> interesting let's bring in bill karins who is also very interesting >> a lot of news lately as far as the weather goes. overnight the worst weather of the country by far is down in south texas. the har wynton area. 6 to 9 inches of rain, there have been some water rescues reported flash flood emergencies now been replaced with flash flood warning for the area you can see the radar. it went 3 to 4 hours with torrential rain over that region who are we worried about the rest of today, especially this afternoon, this evening? we have 21 million people at risk, enhanced risk includes areas like kansas city, saint joseph, topeka, we will get

davenport to peoria an will eas above 100, up to 110 in a few cases. it is hot here, but wait till you see how hot it is somewhere else in the world. we are going to set all-time record heat in very high populated areas. dangerous heat wave to come. details coming up. >> bill, thank you >> thanks, bill. well, after shutting out their opponents in the group stage, the u.s. women's national team heads into their world cup round of 16 game against the honor roll all of that changed whether spain tied in the 9th minute it would stay that way until the 76th minute when megan rapino fires a penalty kick for the game winning goal. the americans win 2-1 and move

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welcome to tuesday morning. let's take a peek outside, this time from the east bay. a slight cooldown to give us a bit of a break from the a.c. whatever you can do to help the bill. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. and kari hall is tracking those temperatures. i want to thank you personally for yesterday. >> wow. you'll really like this week because it continues to cool off. that is a live look at san jose starting out with just a few thin clouds and as we go throughout the day, we'll see the temperatures going from the upper 50s to the mid-70s. normally we're reaching close to 80. and we'll go right around